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The productiyeness OF the country Is
greatly increased over the year Of panic,
1873, and we believe also the demand and
opportunity for labor. The value Of
freight on the railroads and the amount Of
railroad earnings show slow but steady
increase, notwithstanding fall in the rate
OF charges. The gross earnings OF twenty
two roads for tho first nine months Of this
year amount to s6s,6O4,O0 against s64,.
243, 900 for tho same time last year. There
are fifteen roads which have reported earn.
ings continuously for four years, whose
totals for ninc months have risen from
$40, $4,000 in 1878 to 81, 1884, 900 in 1878.
These figures are not conclusive, because
not complete, but they indicate constant
expansion in the great and important bus
inessoi moving freight. II there is an In
crease in the transportation OF freight
there must be an increase in therproduc'
ton and manufacture Of freightto be NOV
ed. -
Another proof :oi the Same fact Is the
enormous increase in the amount otAmer.
lean products exported. There is.an, IN.
crease, this year, over last OF q tribe less
than $50, 0O0, 900 in the value OF the wheat
sent abroad, of slD,OOo,OOO in other bread.
stutls, Of over s., O0O, 000in cotton ofabout
$40, 200, 900 in other provisions, .of $o,So0,-
900 in American iron and steel manuiac-
lures, besides 81 ,03l 900 in cartridges. al.
together value OF $3.50, 000, 0OO, gold value,
exported in 1878, as against $3.50, 000, In
1871, the highest ever skpoFn. That
doesn't look as ifAmerican labor was pi.
ming Tor something to do and desperateto
smash things" -.
The New York Bulletin has taken the
pains to inquire somewhat in detail into
the condition OF things at; leading manu-.
featuring establishments in New York
City and Brooklyn, and tabulates tho gen
eral results as follows, showing a reduc.
ton in wages, but increased employment;
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called tho Spring Bethesda because the
Lord was merciful to mo in leading me to the
healing fount
Tho word Bethesda signifies the house OF
mercy. and was the name Of the pool atJeru.
salem, which had FIVE porticos, piazzas or GOV.
cred walks around it-John 5, 2 and Az.
The generality OF expositon think It bad
this name from tho great goodness OF God
manifested 10 his people In bcstowing healing
virtues upon It's waters. II was at this pool
that Jesus directed blind man to wash for the
recovery Of bis sight.-John and7.
The five porclIes mentioned by the Evangel.
ist, John6, 9 and 4, arc supposed TO have been
APARTMENTS for the accommodation Of the null.
titude that came to the pool to be cured OF
their bodily diseases. In these porches, says
the Evangelist. lay great many Of inpotent
people, blind, halt and withered, waiting for
tho moving OF the waters, for an angel went
down at certain season Into the pool and
troubled the water. Whosocvcr the first
after the troubling OF the waters stepped In
was made whole Of whatever disease he had,
The modern pool Of Bethesda Is about the
same dimensions Of the ancient pool, The
Ave springs enolrcling the pool Of Bcthesda,
yopFeSent the five porticoS or covered walks
all OF which will DO covered by and by, OF
those Springs 70 far We find but one curative,
What those curative properties are seems TO be
beyond the comprehension OF all scientists. /
being tho fHt one to drink Of tho modern
bethesda, was healed OF m incurahls disease,
dlahstos, one that hattiod lho skill OF the most
scientific men at home and abroad. But the
angel Of health constantly troubles these va.
tcrs, and every week develops remarkable
cures, y.l.. Coz NeHAER DuSH.R.
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The Detroit Post and Tribune gives .
careful list Of market prices between 1854
and 1873, when the lowest class of.lahorers
would earn respectively 81 SO and 81 per
day, or $50 and S26 per month, and thus
COMPUTES tho necessary outlay for
months provisions in that locality: ~
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.S-T-;j,p Columbus Ut $40 r. y. and 6.2S A; NJ
y, o TTsseourh Chicagn express leaves Columbus
sLsG I mSJSs al $40 p. NJ, with sleeping cal
gS .IT,I SI IL ChicaSo at $50 next ulorntns
- |, ,scurrI In advance at Union Depot
ss.c1t,, Columbus H. p.o,, s,..D,D, r,r,
SssHthS5 sf tbanEe from Stehenyille and Column
- V,s S Louisville, indianapolis and st.
49,. Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping Car
tlI..,.,,, ami any lurihrr Information, apply
- n BELLEvlLl.E, Ticket Agent at Pau
I. t ~ iUot Of Eleventh street, or at City
100 Sudsr NcIaLe i!9g's, Wheeling.
D. ". CALDWELL, o
SY. FELTON,, JR.,
GNn'l Supt. Pittsburgh, Pa.
". l. O'RRIEN,
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OK Chrome Cards. CupIls, Notices, Flower &c. No
80 tro GHt", With lame, lOc. Nassau Card Co.,
Nassau, y. Y.
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O. 4 DAY to Agents eanyasslug for,he Firesitie
W Visitor. Terms and Outat Free Address
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A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT

General A gents wanted IN every unocruplrl county
address The AUBURN COPYING CO., Auburn
Nav York
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DOoK ANDJoB PRINTING-ATTH THE
Is DaIly IntellIscueer job once you eah Get ~
flnds oi ook aud Job Printing On the ,heftsst nouSs
/" "s 'V"s'' f'''s Nos, Is and q Fourteenth 81
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: "A ,',S May 10, 1873, Passenger Trains will
s.S;T,-Whtoling TINE: So
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.e;attE AoooHmnidiioH-TRavC BellaIre At AS
- NHPd 500 p, nj; arrive, At Stoubenyllle al
III; IeVrS Steuhenvlllc al SI0A. m.: Bridge
iitL D.; arrives al lrlIAIrp at 0.a5 a. IN.
WI. XII ~ hSTlGc checks to all principal pOints
4. S. 20 West can be procured at the Ticket
). FIR MYERS,
- General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
SOMETHING ABOUT HELL.

The Rev. Mr.. Eastman preached about
He'll in st. Johns Episcopal Church
last Sunday evening. We have been
curious to see how the orthodox min
istry Of this country would accept Canon
Farrar's notion Of everlasting punish
ment for the wicked. and we are being
gratifsd. Most Of them are falling into
line and admitting the fact that q ma
tsrialistic hell does not exist. that hell
consists In the torture Of a mans con'
science, not OF his body. Mr.. Eastman
Is the only local clergyman in our midst
who has taken the subject up and
treated 1t with the consideration which
1t deserves. He admits that Christ In
his teachings treated hell In q hgurativs
manner. and meant simply to impress
the fact that q sinner must suffer for his
sins after death as well as during life.
unless he repented and accepted in good
faith the atonement Of the Saviour. He
says:
81 come straight back to the statement.
Hell has been .bolished.' Now what
aos.n ~, mean nm .,d .,nsni live. Jeny H.
scientifically. logically, mathematieally, 1
might say, without one syllable Q, rsis5.
,ims eoncsn,ion n the burping lake, and
clanking chains, and smoking birthstone,
see nc OCCASION Ior Iejo,eihs os;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
ENrKRPRIsING JouRNALI-M.

"James Gordon Bennett has pur-
chased the arctic steam yacht Pandsra."
That Is q very small dispatch TO be sent
across the ocean. thence across the con-
tinent and around the world. but Its sig
niAcancs is great. 1t means that James
Gordon Bennett is going to tt out an
expedition for the discovery Of the north
pole, and that fact means simply that
the north pole will be reached. its geo
graphical surroundings described. its
temperature accurately recorded, and
that II there Is an open polar sea, which
Is the theory OF most geographers, the
fact will first DO given to the world
through the columns Of the New York
Herald.
James Gordon Bennett is compare
lively n young man. Privately he Is a
very frivolous man. caring moro for his
club and his champagne than for science.
But Is . journalistic manager he Is u r
passing even his own father. The elder
Bennett founded the Eeruld. and by his
enterprise made Of 1t the leading journal
in the United States. He left 1t to his
son. one Of the greatest legaciss that q
sen has ever received. The junior Ben
nett, with none OF his fathers ability as
q writer. has proved q man Of such en-
tsrpriss that he has probably doubled
the value Of the paper. The old mans
energy was devoted simply to gathering
news. The young man has given to
himself the task Of making nsws. He
commissioned Henry N. Stanley to do
what the English nation has been trying
to do for fifty years-explors Africa and
discover the sources Of the Nile. What
the English Government failed to do
the American journalist did. and James
Gordon Bennett paid the entire expense
OF the expedition.
And now he proposes to have an
American journalist - probably Mr..
stanley-resch the North Pole. which
national expeditions for years have
vainly attempted to roach. In all
probability the attempt will he success.
full. This young man. with all his
acknowledged faults. is doing more for
geography to-day than all the geo.
graphical societies in existence. They
meet and talk. lie spends his money
and gives them something to talk
about. He is remsdslisg the map Of
the world. AL honor to the foremost OF
Amtrican journalists-to the most en-.
terprising journalist in the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19


SAN FR,Scisco, Jan. IS. The au-
,hori,ies have beon nut In possession Of
,-.....,,o, ,,,., ,a.,. Than, ~ hel,sve
'nio'"o" "
that hearney anu MS crown aro Ae'uAiiy
taking steps TO put their threats Of vio-
80 ,n,o .,ocptiop. IA has hem ascer.
~ - -.
taihed THAI 'hey ha'o si'0"'' "s' 'o
purchases OF arms, and the situation IA
considered serious. Mayor Bryant, Dis
-. ~. u,x,hv .nd C.nt.,p Ices
tric' A.so,n'y -p"' ..cnrnt N .icL'
wno-n cht.s ,, po,,ca KirLn.tr,ct-'sre
ne's, ~ ~ tho noliee force' held a
IN eou'.iam ri. morrjng the rssnIt N
cvnsai ~ A.. W.vor c.iIsa . snecisl
wni.n "A !, ~. po.sI ~ snnsrvi.nrs Tor
ucoe"us ~ ...ion ~ ;m,ortsnt bnsiness
.ne cna T,o Mssor hsJ a conisr.
tnis als,nV %n...i Nsn.wsiI i.., night.
ense WIN ensaJ - ,he snnnort of ths
sS s no.sssrv Tor ,ho
unl'su s - ~
pr.seI,A.on ~ o."u,,o n, ,h. .,oclhoid.
Az ,ne anhuA, MEMS y, uiaI,a Comn.-
ers OF tne hnich.,o ~ .h.ro.
ny. helu to,uAy. .ncis .sa,,amsn
represented. 1nc Iohos an.,,oa
"efo .ns'eu N m C.hL 49,
year; hooeIt shsIwoou, ia n MN
i.andsrs, JAMIE !. eIoo, . 1917,
son. q ioiiew.ns .nnniu, 800.
= conin,.Ns
me .he
anu ,nAt no os ns'u penJ;.h,c 81 monsxs
10, any iI,p.ops. - ~ W.t,an. .hor
In the voh.enuyn ~, .no "sa .,sn,i,,s.,
parry to,hish, ~ cnin.man sron
ursins .no a. ,Ao whi,a I.hor. -.
enP,1yn'. - ,sna a. H. n.nsd
s,Iisl,ns ,ne han,pna voo,L.ss tor nj.
oy ~ cn...ass an a. sn.nci.i nus..
.oa n ,hs ci.im. N coInro,
si wi, nation Va sSop,ed 70 sppoint
committee ~ Jsyi,e a bin 10 be prcsented
80 the I..isIstrre on Inc Chinese ouestion.
rs.oIrsion wa. .JopteJ. sfter consider-
ah,s Jahste c-on5emning the course pur.
.,aJ hy incanJisry sgitstors. INIT ureinp
,Se rrs..rvstion of tbe right OF FREQ specch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

Ine 0roak war n M Essts
LONDON. January 49, No news has
been received from suleiman Pasha.
Harmanli. where the Russian troops are
said to have arrived. il an important point
on his line TO Adrianople. II the Russians
have gained that point before him be not
only has General dourko's pursuing col
umn 10 beat back but will be taken on the
fisnk By q column from Eski Saghra, whilo
the force At Harmanli stands directly In
his front. sulsiman's force includes . di.
vision from Bulgaria. the gArrisons OF b.
phia and other towns and Chakir Pasha's
army from KamArbe. AL, however. are
weakened by heavy retreats and encounters
with the Russian pursuers.
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs that
the Porte has abandoned all hope Of Sulsi-
man Pasha being able TO reach Adrianople
and the Turks are preparing TO ~evacuate.
A Russian Official dispatch. dated Kszan-
lik. January 10, says: A accommodating
party Of Dragons has brought tho infor-
nation that Sulsiman Pashai IL Of Phillip
opslis and has given orders to burn every
thing. Tatar BAzardjik and Phillippopolis
are reported burned.
The T;mes' leading editorial says /:
"Nothing moro Satisfactory TO tho country.
with respect 70 the immediate course OF
public Affairs. could well have occurred
than the declaration yesterday made In
the Queens speech, a. we'll as by the minis
tsrial leaders In the two Houses Of Parlia.
ment. Tho alarms recently raised respect
ing the possibility Of = warlike policy be-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
NEVADA ITfMs.

The workingmen OF Tuscarora are
holding meetings for the discussion OF
matters Of importance to the working
classes. A call for q meeting. to which
all who are in sympathy with the work
ingmen's movement are invited, 10 pub
lishsd in the Tines sriec.
The Rye Patch mill Is again in full
blast. The water pipes. which were
frozen up during tho cold spell, have
bean thAwsd out and the machinery Is
again in motion. and producing bullion
at the rate Of N thousand dollars per
day.
The testimony in the washoe-H Hum
boldt ease is all in and argument will 10
heard In q day or two.
-Four opium sellers, all Cinnamon,
have been sentenced to pay q fine OF $40
in Winnemucca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

A ooop story is told Of a doctor who
was somewhat Of q wag. He met one
day In the street q sexton with whom he
Was acquainted. As the usual saluta-
tons were passed. the doctor happened
to cough. why. DOCTOR" said the
sexton. "you have got q cold how
long have you had that 2" LOOK here.
Mr.. Sexton" said the doctor with q
show Of indignation. "what Is your
charge for interments |" "Ten shill-
ingS.' was the reply. "well," contin.
usd be. "just come into my surgery. and
I will pay 1t. l don't want TO have you
calling round, and so anxious about my
health" The sexton was soon even
with him. however. Turning round to
the doctor. he replied "Ah. doctor.
I cannot afford TO bury you yet. Bust
ness has never been so good Is 1t has
since you begun to practice" Since
the above conversation neither party has
vsntursd to joke at the expense Of the
other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

The winnsmucca Slper Sidte says
The Piute chief. old winnem ucca. has
been victorious In the Indian games
which have been carried on in the sage
brush south Of the courthouse for sew
eral days. winnsmucca won all the
msnsy the Shoshons visitors brought
here. and many Of them have started
home psnniless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

The authorities Of San Francisco are
taking active measures to suppress Ksar-
ney and his gang. The most effective
msasur would be TO send the leaders TO
San Quentin. where they belong. They
would grace the shoe shop much more
than they do the rostrum. Ksarnsy
owns . dray. but he says he wants work.
Give il to him in the States Prison. He
will then DO doing the State some SER
vice. instead Of injuring 1t at home aud
abroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

Mn. PnEsros PowKxs. o Of the late
Hiram Powers. the sculptor. 10 succeed
ing admirably in his fathers profession.
He Is now in Florence. Italy. engaged
upon . statue Of the late Hon. Jacob
Collansr. Of Vermont. He Is said 10
bear . striking resemblance to his
father. and when working in his studio,
arraysd in cap and blouse, the likeness
Is very decided. His love fer his pro-
fsssion Is absorbing. and during the ten
years Of his artistic life he has filed his
studio with numerous excellent works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

On CHARLrs MAcKAr 10 q fortunate
a He has just received q purse con-
tanning $3.50. The cause OF the tssti-
monial was his friends discovery that
the work about to be Published entitled
"Ths Gaelic Etymology Of the English
Language" was occupying a greater
amount Of DIR. Mackay's time than had
been anticipated. and preventing him
from following other literary work more
Immediately remunerativs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
ESPECIAL ATTENTION nRRR.

Notice the " Star Remedies" DIR. Van Dyke'-
'Anti Bilious Cure" Is preferred TO all other
dyspeptie medicines. First, II does not gripe'
second, 10 does not nsuseais; third, It IL pleas.
ant TO taste and smell.
"Trout OIL Ointment IL prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout, and 10 the best Lininent In the
world for rheumatism. Neuralgia and Sprains.
Go to your druggist. got . ssample bottle OF
each. fsee Of charge. Trout OIL. % cents per
bottle. Anti.Bilious Cure, 81 %. Aul3 fy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
A sRNsg or WEAKNESS

10 Omen felt by persons who cannot locate any
particular disesss. n they work. II becomes
labor; II they walk, they soon tire; mental
eforts become . burden. and even joys are
10 cast over their lives. Rscourss Ia had some
timer 10 stimulAnts Of . dangerous character.
The advice Of physicians 10 refrain rum active
labor produce. no happy results. wnyt The
system 10 dsbilitAted and ne de 10 he built mp
properly. Peruvian Syrup will do this very
Thing. Like the electric current, II perinestss
the entire system, and harinonizing with the
corporal functions. 10 rzises up the ealceblod
and brings the color 10 the cheek again. and
hops 10 the dsspopdent. II does Its WITH
promptly and we'll. Sold By all druggists. tsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

MEncxDEs. future Queen Of Spain.
will be one Of the most beautiful sovsr-
signs In Europe. She 10 q very pretty
young woman Of the pure Spanish type.
with very black eyes and hair. ins fea-
lures and q full figure. She receives
from the Duke ds Montpensisr. her
father. . dowry Of s5.0oo.O 900. . great
quantity Of diamonds. and q masnih'
cent trousssau. Her sister. the Coun-
tess de Paris. has sent . wedding gift oil
. beautiful suit Of jewels. Tho young
king gives his bride loads Of jewels. and
his portrait set In billiants ; and the
Pope sends . wedding ring which he
has blessed, and q rose In diamonds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

A miner named Gray had his right
hand blown of BY . blast In the Ebsr-
hardt 4 Aurora Company's mine. near
Hamilton. last Sunday. The Eureka
Ssniiasl says he had put in . blast and
retired to q place Of safety; but after
waiting some time. and II failing TO 60
of. hs returned and was examining IL.
when II exploded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
ASK Y0URsRLP TmRsR QUESTIONS

Are you . respondent sufferer from Sick
Headache. Habitat costiveness, Paipitation Of
the Hertz Have you Dizziness OF the Head
10 your Nervous system depressed, Does your
Blood circulate bsdlyf Have you . Cough,
Low spirits. coming up OF the food AMER eat.
ing. etc.. ete.f All Of these and much more are
the direct results Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. 0nEEN's Auausr FLOWN IL
now acknowledged by all drusgists TO be .
positive cure. 2.t00,0c0 bottles were given away
In the u. 3. through druggists TO the people As
its wonderful quality In curing all forms Of
Indigestion. Sample BOTTLES 10 cents regular
size Is cents. Sold positive by all frstclps
druggists In US las cow Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

Gov. BRADLrY's letter on finances.
giving his 8 for refusing to call
an extra session. has been issued In
pamphlet form officially. We arc in
dsbtsdu TO State Treasurer Schooling for
q copy Of the sams
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

And In accordance with law. and . N oruer Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the 18th
dav Of December. 1877. 90 many shares OF each
be sold al public auction, at the once Of the
Company. Rooms 8 and Q, No. sea Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. on THURS
DAY, the 7th day OF February. 1878. at the
hour OF . O'Clock =. -. Of said day. 10 pay said
delinquent Assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
wM. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofhce-Rooms 8 and Q, No. 307 Montgomery
street, San francisco, OAlifufnis. jai9td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

SrEAEER Lonp. Of the Maine House
Of Representatives. is thirty years Of
age. Senator Hamlin was twenty-eight.
snd Senator Blaine. thirty-ons years Of
age when they were elected to the Same
position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

The House Committss on Elections
will make a majority report on wednss.
day In favor Of the admission Of Wig
CLINTON (Dsmosrat) and against Pachsoo
to the vacant seat OF California. OF
course the report will settle the contest.
and wigsinton will DO sworn In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
MecARrnY,. OPENING MONT.
nj oxs VINO WA. THERE.

Did 70 liver hear tell OF MeCuthyt
He cams from ould County Mayo,
And last week he got up q big partly,
For to give all his friends q Fair show.
Thsrs was beer and nee lunches and whishky
Fall, It was an Elegant sight
byes one and all they got frishhy,
On MeCarthys grond opening night.
All. hut Mac hsd tirribls LIQUOR;
II would knock 70 up hieher'n . kite,
And the ballroom niver looked sicker,
Than on Macs hrst opening.
Now Mac he sint out invitations,
And invited his ffiends for to como:
He tould Biddy 20 threat them all dacint,
And to all their skins with good rum.
They came In BY drovss and by dozens,
And got In . tsrrible nght;
They hammered their brothers and cousins,
On Msc's big opening night.
They shtole all the beef that no had there,
And dnnk up his whisky 20 swats;
And bounced them both Into the strate.
They pelted ould Jerry, the singer
He was left In Q turrible plight
And he moufns the loss of finger.
Since Macs grond opening night.
Tor Mac he had bad fighting liquor,
II knocked US all highsr'n . Kite.
And the BALLROOM II nivsr look Cd sicfer,
Than on Macs domned opening night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

THOMAS CAxPBrLL, psst. has been
respectfully remembered In his native
city Of Glasgow. A statue OF him In
the quaint costume Of the Prince
Regents time. has just been unveiled
there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

Russia refuses to treat for an armis-
tiee except at Adrianopls, and accord.
insly the Porte has ordered that the city
DO evacuated and turned over 10 the
Russians. When Turkey makes . con-
cession Of this kind. the inference Is
that abe Is ON her last legs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19

LiRxIx ]. MEApk has made q design
for = Morton monument. II il to be Of
marble. crowned by . colossal statue Of
Liberty. with q profile Of Morton on the
Shaft Of the monument. and q panel
neal the base representing the Governor
sending troops 10 the war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-19
ruR PAlACR EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIcelied in storsy
county, 20 TO Thomas H.ifron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. 7 North U street,
Virginia City. frcrh oysters at all hours In
svefy style. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and frcsl eel Of eli that the markets.
aford, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
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