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The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
Bayard Taylor's Reception in Berlin.

From Smalloy'> Latest London Letter.l
hear from Berlin that Mr.. Bayard
TAYLOR arrived there on Saturday his
wife and daughter leaving him at lian0-
yer for short visit to Mrs. Taylor's moth
er, who is ILL., From the German frontier
onward, everything was made easy for
the party. AIr Taylor was received at
Cologne hy the highest railroad officials,
a saloon carriage was reserved for his
Journey next day, and notice Of his com
ing was evidently sent forward, for at all
the principal stations the inspectors ap
pcared and offered their services. At the
railway station in Berlin all the members
Of the American legation and consulate
were in attendance to welcome their new
chief On Monday Mr. Taylor was re-
ceived at the German foreign ONCE Oy
Herr Won BuloW, and on the following day
by the Emperor. The rapidity with
which these first receptions and preSen
tations were granted must be interpreted
as complimentary to Mr.. Taylor and
friendly to the country he represents.
His speech to the Emperor was in Ger
man, and the Emperor, who much prefers
the use of his own to any foreign tongue,
was exceedingly cordial and pleasant.
A semj-of1icial dinner was given Mr.. Tay-
lor the same evening by Herr Won Bulow,
at which other members of the ministry
and other distinguished persons were
present. Mr.. Taylor's mission opens with
every omen Of good will, and Of diplomat
ic success as well, for one of the four cases
Of contested citizenship pending was de-
cided in favor Of the legation shortly after
his arrival.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

dptau- tLraurh One M the mountainous
rr.rIans III pcnnellyallia. ana stoppcd at
tl,. Lnn~r NV rhr nre1ch.r. Ii WaS an old
brown bnp~e III th,. foot oi i sterile rock.
..rroIprh n, remote from civilization as
,lc heart of IN Arabian desert. The
Hry. Paul Hume had already spent here
81 flr ~ Vitality went. the best wears oi
TIL, iife. IT. Mad been ot late clad to find
thruld rcbrlInuS lnngings. the fierce am
hitiar. even The frcttjno Gj>contcnt and
LATENT ho-c fo, the future. becoming more
dim aui dulI. ana he began tu believe a.
thr lpar~ weut IN he would be able I'd
INV Nit ,hn,p allotted To him honorahlV
NJ l,3st .,ul FIN Il inp3<lIr,, 1.r>ieuedN. lie
f.,l. a-l,1 ,lt, thr. Old tooIisl, tondnesS for
,nttinu. wv. Ana tprlnr III Il lone Sunday
dJ-ruur,r lIr MA, ulIjtr runtrn, that
~Y.nr M Lf. cou.rru,,tjun ,hnuld ~lccl
qaIctly tmugrn ;hr SERMON. ANA others
rnmtn.ltr over whatever neShv aggrava-
,5on an in, Than was ltpprrnio4t lu thriI
minds Probably his ~nIr ~pItUHl conn
uauian rNcu M ,hr dp.rr,c. @uItrd 1o htl
r.n4r-f4 nl, b.5 ~cr, .nr- unfn4n lIaLar
h11rk STRAIGHT -t..,tnr.J. .tulra1 and
r,.+,r.rut J,ilt ,i.ru f., lalretS ut rrN N.iuu>
enthusiasm tl.lf .n.I lprosnlr relieved thr
.d,lG t,,,ro,at,l II. rh,. i.r,, HIN I..rI thc1.
..t,rl, t,grthrt
HI, .ru4.b.. .t.t..l.,. lu,,.3 lr, url~trr
l.t,,q 1h,u IL hr'.r>. b,. vouIj refuse
-fI,.,,,t +. .rt Lnl,lr-~ Gllnp-,r,4rnr,.
Nina .-u NINA foolish tor nci tn Shorten tnp
.ru.r.a. ,aJI b4Irrd .nc .Go,,r rhut ui-h, III
\Ir.l Murn rl.. ur4..r uf fhr roach
W. .rI ,ll, .lpy vo.,,d takc tc,npu-l!l
r.t,,.. .af IA ,.r1 uas-rngcr. She had been
,.,tIl- Nor@,. lind MORSE. the driver said.
iar thr la-t tri mi.rs. ANA. -,rrln there
n.~ su hor.I. I.or lo-p,aI. nor unthn'
I.n.l7 nrn..l u.d. uuIl lo fetch her IL
.... l,3,.nu'~ hnt,-r Er II4,lr Shook the
tru~anturuln ON her nuc Egyptian head.
auI Declared rNas nottur rar~ou'~ hu~-
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20
Ramble Among the Planets.

We ought to he acquainted with the
members Of our own family. Not long
ago asked you to accompany me on two
short trips to the moon and the sun, which
stand in the relation of child and father
to our old earth; and now let rs drop in
for while upon our brothers and sisters,
the planets
a hundred years ago il was supposed
that there were only five members OF the
household besides ourselves known by
the names Of Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupi-
tel and Saturn; Georgium Sldus, Nj | ran
us, H. he is now called, having always
kept himself at such distance from his
brethren that they had never before
known Of his existence More than one
hundred and fifty little child planets or
asteroids, have also been discovered. All
Of which belong to our family ana among
Them is one small group, the members of
which have been hon0rcd with names.
propose that we should first stop there
and see hnW II fares with OUR little broth
~ ceres. What y very small affair he Is,
/ Would take l25,OOA such spheres to
make one World like ours, and travelling
thirty miles an hour, we could 20 cIcaI
rnNnG III III sixteen hours. \ut much
room tor IdrEr trrmS or great rcal estate
SpeculatiulIs. Thr ~tramgest Ting .s, that,
II lnu brought down the scale at 4UU
prludS here on earth. You Wll weigh
only four pounds n CrrcS. II il some
What dltIlruf' to keen one~ tert on tho
surface Nc the planet d~ NoW WALK alnng
dnI amy Body could tell hoW high you
might ~ If NoU should make a good
-In1:f hmm into ths .ifl II il ppu1ill
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

/ lha ,,l. u ,tl,j al, lnt
Ill. ",.i,nso1, sar, 1nIa III itoao+hor ,l' I'LL.
o,,+ ha,;,,r ,,nthinr LII, - ti7;,,il u i','t
~ +l,t t'; i'i'''N ~ ~
hand rnclnS of 'ri,3 80 "r
m,;Sfortnnos ~ and taal;n,r ''+b tba+ + no had
hoon as hor1 hoarrod ~ his honsai,aa,ar
sha mi.,ht not now havo hnan a1irn I'M
6ndinr Nta arar 81 swat IL ber lon,r,;1
an,,,-a5asn.,rno sl,a vas constrained +lasi,
~, +b,, ,.o,,ol, I,,t sto,,, ,,a>r.,, ,,,,,,,.,,,
snu,a,bin,, nf han n,,sto,. ..W's ha aI1nn
in tba vnrld ) Ua1 ha nn lindral D., ITa-
Io,,l-ad ~ fan har rl,nittinron.,+olid
l. that Nrs balnlaina aIdaa .7raths,. u,
rno,hn,. VIA ar .hijdran y"
ua,rar dalihnrotnl,- tnrnnd tba haul uf
hnr stn,.kin., hafnrn Shn f,,ll,. s,tisfod thn
rnriositv ~ ma convalnernnt Thnn shn
yoncbs.,trd tu INV tbat Ne yas onitn alone
III tathpr nnr rnotheI nnr rhiTnn ~ r,r
,s shr Lno,nl Tbnrn usnd tn 'In - viz
a moor ~ir],Iy crcrru, hnt sb,. vas
lour zone ~nnth ye3rs ,un and neyrr
r.mo hack
.Did tLr rnnr I'M, ,lin ,brr,. /" UNA
NJ, DaIrl,inn
U,o,r hnsitata,l , n,ini,tr 'rhcn .ho
s,id ..yrs She lird thnrn s,,rD rnonab 7.
4. Ana how mapv Wars has he lived III
rhi. dr.ol3fn rr,,ion ttirndIrssln,.tl .tlnnc b"
sid Nr~ pplnI3inr
I3g1r rcrkopcd il was considerable
ti.aa h,t ,r.nn +, ~ Lar o,5ninn th3t.
HI nnoni~'s roon MI britrrn thrir
company ana adding that Mrs. Drl-
blaine Was talbip, too much. ana that
she had better M N slnrp IIao1r went
ont of the room
No sooner had sb, rome tbap Mr. IInmc
entered If had been clstnm.,.y for him 10
rrliryc Uagar's dutjr. II thr' sick-rnom
I-nconsrio,Isry pprIans he haJ bapn fst-
rninr for Har retreatino oot-stnps
Whn can goyrrn 1hnsn T,riTr yearninrs
rb,t sn,uefimns h.s., mo .tInnoes+ hum1n
hr,rr s. he .ut.rnI M rn0n lis f,rn
hrrhtenp1 -ho r,ynrnnr,s fr,rnus HI his
brnw seemed ri stroirhtrn nlf intn iny-
ans hou,rnir,.. ,1n rn17,. ,,,.la. nt Iii. ,a-
,urn ,h,rn4ncd h,- the bnnrIrss loneliness
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

infinite tenderness "Ah but She did not
love YOU" :"
mo- said Mr.. Hume; "and. God for
give me. there We're times when | was
tempted to put an end to my life, it bred
such misery for us both Nt last mer-
ciful providence can only think it such
enteebled her health and took the cor
pora sting from her slavery. The pow
erfu vitality which lent dangerous
strength to her lOngings and discomfort
was broken, and She became content to
be amused and taken care of in way
that was possible to me. An old nurse
connected With the family was induced
to take entire charge Of her. The indo-
lence Of Southern climate suited her de
Sires and capacities. rs tor me the rgnr
and sterihty OF this region held a charm
for me its loneliness, its isolation, sooth-
ed anl conSolel me- and So thr wears
went bv, till yoa came
Here H. got upon his feet, ana bent
over her, taking both her hands in his.
HIS face Lad gradually gained d sad sr-
rcnltN Il cannot hc Sorry We layc mrt,
hc said, .-t has hgrn Such 4 iol tn mr.
Even III parting there is something sweet
in tlu knowledge that you take with You
some brief interest in my poor lilc.
Yrs hcIp"in"'a hands trrmbIcI~Hth0
bis own. Ihc 4turN M thr par-on hoId
something Sinister to u li-ht, luNuw lot
ink nature \ shUil WInd ratified at the
easement: a heavy BLACK cauory of cloud
had fallen upon tho mountain and hung
there like p1II III" Iuolu lad grown
dark ann cold Suddenly Mr. DclpIauc
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

SCIENTIFIC PATcuNG In these hard
Hc~ maDg families have to resort to the
aaJ ola fashion Of 'patching' the old
3thes at east for everyday wear, and
well tO know how 70 d0 il dettly and
HeatIE. \ Massachusetts woman, writing
NJ THE New York Evening Post, gives the
o5oWing sensible hints on the subject:
shall begin with the perhaps original
axiom that patch must be rectangular
y round OI a '.cr0Oked' one will ineyita-
0.H thrust itself into notice, as it is impOs-
Die to match the threads. Then patch
should never be "laid on" but always
sat in" To this end first cut away
carefully by a thread all that is in the
least worn, and turn back and baste down
an even seam all around. The corners
may be slashed slightly in a diagonal di-
iection to keep them square Then to
this opening fit the patch exactly. with
the edges turned and basted; and SOW it
over and over on the wrong side with
hread Of the precise shade and very fine,
sewing alternately opposite sides to avoid
trouble with the corners. The extra
thickness caused by the folded corners of
the patch itself should be cut out after
sewing, and a lttle fine darning added to
Keep them secure. Now slightly dampen
and press on the wrong side, and you
have neat piece of mending which can
not be seen few feet away. Figures
and striped goods must Of course be
carefully matched heavy woolen fabrics,
such as men and boys wear, need not
have seems turned, the clean-cut edge
being strong enough to hold.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

thirty years ago Neptune was discovered,
and here our knowledge Of the solar Sys-
TEN ends 1t il not worth while toeNtend
our rambles and Visit these distant rela-
tiycs Of ours. w have hardly been IN
troduced to them as yet, and would not
feel much acquainted if we should call
upon them. We can imagine, that, living
As they 20 50 far Oft from the sun, they
must have rather 4 dismal time
# is an appalling thought that in all
these journeyngs, We have touched only
one little section of the universe one
small nook in the great temple Of nature.
The Republican journal., 1878-06-20

A bill to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors
within four miles Of the California University is
called by San Francisco paper, An act to pro
mote pedestrlanlsm among students.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
Truthful lanes.

After he had talked IN hour. one ot
the listeners who had kept track OF the
number killed. exhibited the figures 81
find," he exclaimed. "that you have
killed 600 savages in three months
"Is that all2" exclaimed the unabashed
Black Hitler. "why. l believe you
have left out weeks work there some
where" "If you had such good luck
killing Indians. Why didn't you stay
th.rs :" demanded another. "Wsll.
tho truth Is, gentlemen. l was afraid oil
running my left eye. Isquinted along
nv gun.barrsl 80 much that my lace
was being drawn out OF shape. and the
sight was 50 far gone that had to be
led about by . dog" "And you killsd
Indians while in that condition ?" 81
did, although I always felt little mean
about IL. I couldn't see TO shoot. so l
run 'em down and kicked 'sm to death.
Il wasn't manly in me. and i want to
ask the forgiveness OF you. gentlemen.
right here and now" There was long
spell Of appalling silene,. and then
some one said that Eph Francis had
bought A new coon dog.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

CTArR OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
- Storey.-rown ATTORNEYS once, Gold Hlil.
January 10. isis.-To the following named do
fsndant and 70 all owners q OF claimant, ~ 20
improvemsnts thsrson. known or unknown:
You are hereby notified that suit has besn
commtnced IN the District Court Of the First
Judicial District OF the state Of Nevada. IN and
for the county Of Story. By he iovn o. ooId
vEi .GININa CONPANf. . corporation o..
rsnIssd md sIisiiss under and b. virtue Of the
isvu on ths STATE 0f california, % defendant,
and aQsinst ne foilowine-deschbsd real estate
and the Improvements thereon, and oil owners
OF or claimants 70 the same. known of unknevn,
70 recover the town tales ssscssed sgains, eaid
proyemenb thereon for town taxes OF the incor.
poratsd town OF oold Hlli for the nscai year
snsus.ins 70 ihs sum q ssos IS i.s. together
with ten psr csntum dsllnqusucy thereon.
o. sass.ss n an snoun.ns % IL 70 70 lie 'ss ssa q g.
and al costa subsequent 70 the asssssment o.
said sxss and the costs Of action. The said
rial sstats md Improvements thereon y De
scfibsd - follow: Roseeeeofy claim ana IN.
provepents on Lot %, Block !. Rang. !. on Let
20; 2 gicsl , "; :: Rssss n.s p on 10" no. ."
Nov. you a.. further pssined that unless ysu
APPEAR and answer the Complaint hicd IN aid
causs On the i1th day Of February. A. d. 1875,
Judgment Will b taken against ZOO and said
rvsf sstsis and improvements thereon above
described for the amount Of said taxss and
delinquency and costs spsetnsd and costs OF
suit.
statement OF amount due:
Amount OF tsxes Sc sssd agsinst said
real estate and impr0vements.. $50 Is
Amount Of taxss sssesssd 10 said defend.
snt upon personal property. 0O
Ten per csntum thsfson delinQusney. eou
oosts OF advatisips ............-... 800
To.ai snos.s due. .................. ssIi q
.. q. HARRfD,
jsi7sv Teva Attorney town Of Cola Hi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
CrATE or NEyADA. COUNTY

- of storcy Di,tr,et lttorns,'s once.
J.nusrv q is,s. To tho followips ma ned
defendspt. and 10 ali owners OF or
cIaImsnt. 10 the real estate hereinafter ds-
scribed. known or unknown: You are here
by potined thai a ruit has been commenced In
the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Neyada, In and for the county
on ptorry beld nj Virginia civ In rald COUNTY
BY The State Of Neyal., plaIntid, against the
CROWN POINT OOI,D AND SiLyRR MIN
existing under and By virtue Of the laws OF the
etate on California. a. defendants. and against
ths foiiovinc .ds.cf,b~d mine or mining cIaim.
and All owners OF or caiman mn 10 the same, known
or unknown. 10 recover the unpaid portion Of
the taIes ssses.cd 10 said defendant, agsinst
ssid mins or mining claim, on the proceeds
fron said m ne or mining claim OF cres aud
minerals bearing gold and silver for the several
quarter years hereinafter designated. tosether
With the dtlinqueucie- accrued upon said taIes
for non. .payinent, and the pensliies thereon
accrued upon tho Institution Of this suit. m
hereinafter designated, and that summons has
b>en daily i.sued in said case. Now, you are
further notified that unless you appear and an
sver the complaint filed In said caus~ on cr
before the 9th day OF February, 1878. judgment
will be taken against you and said mine or
mining claim h.rvinaf,ef dee ribed, for the
qcencies and penalties specified. and costs OF
suit. Name OF defendant AID said party %.
sessed, and description Of sad min. or mining
claim: The Crown Point Gold and silver Min'
Ing Cjmpsny, . corporation organitei under
and by virtue OF the laws OF the stste OF Cali'
fornia. and that Certain mine or Inins claim
situsied on the Comstock Lode. In the ,iold h,li
Mining plstriet, storey county, sthe OF Nevsds,
being bounded on the norm nJ the hen.nck
mining oomps' e claim on ,aid iode, And on
the south oy the beleher tilver Mining Clm.
panys ciaim on said lode, and lying between
two end lines, one OF which, being the south
line, oommsnccs a. ,po.t No: J. located About
70 teet west OF the Union mill. In eoid HUI.
q wnicn poin' tne southven .ornsf oI Seeuon
son,h dssrre. n mlnn,e. ~ss, an 4 fect The
nasstan on Fort Homestead bears south 81 do.
greee ~ minutes east, and runs iroun center o.
poet NO. toutn 10 degrees ~ minutes esH, and
norsn 20 % gegrres % A msnn'sr W s.s. p.s,ng psn p,
ssn,oo Al , dI.tsnes ~ ,io seca % ana linz Of Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
MINING flI SUITS.
CTATE or NEVADA, COUNTY

SuAEE VI N1'1Hs
- Of Storey, District Attorneys once, Janu
-. ,s-s n, an. ,oiiox,nc nsmed defeud.
NJ w. io'o'-Ao sAe 80.
ant, and 10 all owners OF OF oiainants 'o me
real ,s:sts hereinafter tsscribsd, Known or
..,.n, Vs. a.. h.,.b, notiaed that n suit
unAnosn' Aos ~ s'.ses :,
has been commenced In tns ps'nes ooeiso
the firrt Judicial District Of the State Of Ne
VIDA. IN and for the county Of Storey. held at
yirri.a CITY, in aaid county. BY the State Of
Nsysds- piaiutif. against the YELLOW
JAcKHr SILyHK HlNlNu COMPANY. 9
eorn.nafiou oreanixed and existing under and
hv yirtus Of ne lavs Of the state Of Nevada, -
Ssfendsp,s. snd ssainst the following described
mine or minins claim, and all owners OF or
eisimspts 10 the sams, knoxn or unknown. 10
rscoyer The unpaid portion Of the taxes asssssed
70 aid defendant. against said mine or mining
claim, on the proceeds from said mine ef min.
ing claim OF ores and minerals bearing gold and
siIysr tor the several quarter year. hereinAitef
desispaied, together with the dslipqueneies
accrued upon aid taxes for non.paymsnt, and
the pen sltiss thereon accrued upon the instita.
tion Of this suit, - hereinafter dssiznafsd, Ana
that summons has been daily Issued IN ssio
case. Now, you are further notined thai uniess
you appear and answer the complaint nlea IN
ala cause on or before the 10Th day Of feora'
ary, ISIS. ludgment Will oe tAksn stains. ~ N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE 40. $50
u.i,sa state. ssrv-y Ne. i3t.

Vatted states rarvey Ns. tJt.
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
u Clty. Nevada. November 9o, isTI. .-Notico
Il hereby given that John 4. weleh. owen
MeCrohsn. Edward w.leh. John Ryan and y. q.
Dewey, ss co owners and co claimants. have
ihis isy Jointly msae application Cor United
state. patent for that certain mining groand
rnd claim known ss the Cap tai Gold and SILVER
Mining Claim No. 4 on the Capital Lode. sttu
etc In Cola Hill Mining District. storry county.
ktafe OF Nevada, and Inore particularly dc
scrib-i According 20 ofneiai Geld notes Of eur.
vey thereof - follows. 10 Wit:
seyiunlng at Q poet MARRIED Ne. I. u. y. Sur
vsy No iss. whence bears the nsgstan on the
ALA hosting works south 10 desrces wet. dls
tant about loo feet. the nor hve-l corner poet
of the Capital. U. s survey No. iui. north sos
degrees es~t, distant 40 fc~t. and running
thence from said PO-t No. I. nr-t course. north
" DEGREES west zoo feet 10 fo-t No. ., IN
ravine. and whence bears the quarter section
corner on the north line of section ). iowa
chip 10 north. Range ~ east. Mount Dlablo
meridian. north n degrees east 3is fe-t /;
thence, second eoarse, north sly degrees east
Coz feet 10 Post No. thence. thlrd courrc.
south ~ 'grees east !, 10 feet. TO Poet No. q
thence, fourth cour-e. .ouih soa q. grcss west
Al 40 ieet northeast corner poet Of Capital
q. .. survey No tyt, ., too feet northwest COZ.
nsr post Of Capital U. =. Survey No. iol, coo
f~et. W the place of b b.ginnins-the same being
aud containing 10 ~ ioo acres.
location. Witnesses N ~ identity herewith
presented. bear'nss expressed from tue me
riiian. Magnetic variation 10 degrce. ~ min
utes east.
The improvements consist In two shan. and
an excavation for neu shsf'. execedin; sjoO
said minin. claim for which U. \. patent b.
40 applied for consists OF 30 linear feet of the
AID Capital Lode, bssrins gold and silver. with
and ineludlsg ell the dipr. spur, angles and
ysri.tions thereof, with the surface ground as
above ds-cribcsi. A notice O. tais spplics Ion
for q. 4. Patent will he found po-ied con.pieu.
ou.ly upon said mining claim and premises, to
vii, upon . board thr~e and . s.ii feet IN
lsus,h. which said board is attached 10 . stake
Two feet IN length. Notice OF locati q of said
mining claim Will be found recorded In Book
OF Mining Locaiiona, on page it'. Of storey
County Records. ,-,,
Any and all D r~ons having or claiming any
adverse right OF claim 10 any portion of the
sald mining prsmis-- will. durins the sixty
days period o publication Of thi. notice. die
Win the Register of sAli Land once their ad.
yrr.s claim In writing. sstting forth clearly the
nature and extent of such adverse claim With
4 diagram illustrative thereof. a- providei by
law and the rui~s and regulations ~ the Gsnsrai
isnd once In such case made and provided. %
be barred By virtue Of the provisions Of the
statute.
de5 G5d Y. ". uAlthlS. hes1uef.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25

BANKERS AND STOCKHOLDERS.
AGENCY OF the
NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
AT VIRGINIA CITY, NEv.
Drpoarrs RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS
III Iept either In osin or currsney.
EXCHANGE ON AL POINTS
Purenassd and drawn By The Agency apo.
SAN FRAN, isc0 AND NEW YoRk.
BOTH IN vOIN AND cunaxxcr;
Aiss, .. s,srli.s % i.ssdss ssa Dss'is.
suLLioN PURCHASED.
rRLEGRAPhic TRANSFERS MADE.
COLLECTIONS MADE AT ALL POINTS.
stocks, Legal Tender Currency md National
BANK Notes bought and sold.
aEo. a. KING, ass.s
Virginia City, New. Jan. 10. is,s. IAN


nEposrrs Of COIN OR BULLloN ree.iysd.
| either on opcn .seepunt or 70 issue ckh.
TiFiCATKs therefor, payable (at the option oI
The holder) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; 70
MAKE collections, purchAse Bullion sttne moes
f.yor.ble rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO the Parent bask / In San franciscoi |
cells Bills Of EIehanxv, and transaes General
banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25

Artist (whs has borrowed a celebrated
Rembrandt to eopy)-"Good gracious.
nsrse. how on earth did this happsni
Nurse (smphatically y" Well. sir. 1t Is
. pity. Master Frank was 'ayisg n
game, and Is bat went through the pic
ture. But. lor' sir. you needn't take on
80, it's only the old oneH'
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The Voice OF . wondtous tesr
The voice Of soul that u strongt
As true ~ Love. and q ,vin s fsn
Par over the mountains nAv.
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II novs In the puiss Q. tns suns t
II whispers In summers oreAin.
n lisps on the creamy shofc,
10 sinss In the LIP. teat smile aeatn
IL murmur- In orse ana oIk.
u pleads In the dAi-ys eye. $500
Where hands are toushenee oy aoh"' "A'
In cottage. and kuk Ana oo.e..
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10 shtek. 10 the gnsay 49, g,s,, "a A. IN. "'
Its mirth IL tempest OF slee,
it- grief h the smart OF nrc'
Its soienn strain 10 The trump ot he re~
It's chorus tse worlds desire
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25

"wuEs a girl gets mad and rises
from fellows knee. says An exchange.
but thinks better OF IL and goes back
again. that's what they call a 'rslapss. ="
And here We have been working for dear
life to keep of a relapse under the inn
preston that 1t was related to cholera
narbus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-25

"a m Lirho0RAPHs OF MINING ON
III Uu. THE CONsrOCk for sais st the
S,stofiies stors, Gold Hill. and st Y. Boegis's,
Virginia City. st the heduesd Price Of Osk
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