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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-11
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OUR ESPECIAL BARG AIMS FOR THIS WEEK.
&uISET's SATIN FINISH"
'BELL1 is EXTRA FINE"
'SANOIE'S CAChEMlRE MILANo.u
0h 20 yNd; f''0s
WORTH 81 so.
CoNNoLLY's,
,cs-r Sos 9Th street. opp Patent om,s

SILhS! SILKS! SILKS! Immense assor--
~ mtht OF SILKS; one hundred (l00) new pieces lust
received from New York. Unsouhtsily the cheana.t
lot OF Black silks, coored Silks checked Silks and
str1Eed SILKS In Washington. at Carter'S III Mar
ket space the popular Cash Dry Goous Store Blark
nhlhs SILK, 90 Heavy gros grain black Silk, rs
Our real satin hhiSh black SIX only one dollar and
our very heavy gros grain satin finish black SfE
81. 70. Checked sud striped Silks. on pura white
snd coored ground. Light blue, navy blue. brown
D.ack ana lavender Checked and strfpsd Silks ON
pure White and colored grouni Plain colored
Snks-plum, navy blue, medium blue very light
nIue cream, cardinal. brown, steel, and Ali ina
Ight shades of trimming silks. Beautiful Grena.
dimes pure silk stripe, only IL: worth 25 Baan-
Ilul Dress Goods, part wool Is. Il .autiful Dies
Goods part silk. 25. BuntinSs, pare wool, p
Lace Buntings, % DebeSes, AL pure wo a
Black CashmeTes, wide. double width plre wno,'
DO b. auiifu Pacific Lawns. only ten cents: tbe
price Tor these gods is IL cents we only ASK No
J,S-tr CARRIERS sTJ Mors.et 49,. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-11

''TNHE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. -

SrTNHE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. %
OPEN FRONT,
heady-msde, with Linen sleeve Bands AMI Linz,
Innings 10 uile Bosom, made OF W.,aSuf.s Nus-tn
ahu tWenty-one hundred Linen, really n nnt IN
Tor only 81 Is. Our goods are mada y, ~ oii,
guaranteed 40 repTsSsa ed.
Factory-7b w. Fayette ST., BaitimSre'' h~o'.
bIalcn-lU2F ST. NV, Washington, mv2S-,v
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, 6c.-We are prr-
- Paisu 70 eHhlDit the largest and most desirable
Sock OF DRY GOODS to be found Ia WxShin1 tnn
al colors, at 20 %, 80 and IS cents mar
{ard. obendid stock of Bourettes, Silks. Lasns
HGe.-Madam Bowman. one OF the most fashion,
able Dressmakers this side OF New York orcnnIss
Isons Ior her business second floor of our store
street front. " ui e"''o'
No. 92S 7TH ST. w.
No. 706 ST. NV n,o,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

Coon Music To.SIoHr. The WASH
ington Guard Band has volunteered TO
play at the entertainment for ths benefit
OF the yellow fever sufferers this even
ing. The gentlemen comprising this
band in addition to being excellent mu-
s~icians, are whole-souled. generous citi-
zens. Whenever called upon to do
something in aid OF q good cause they
are never behind.
TIE Board OK HEALTu.-A meeting
Of the Board OF Health was held In the
City Hall evening before last, when DIR.
w. +. Conn was installed n President,
and DIR. Heath elected a member OF the
Board In Conn's place. Ii was decided
to request the Board OF Aldermen TO
pass a Health Ordinance.
A roor.nAcE for $40 a side has been
arranged between Nels. Hough and iii.
ram Burns. TO take place in Gold Hill
next Sunday. Distance 100 yards. Burns
gives Hough IL feet. provided the latter
consents TO run.
PREPARATION for the Masonic social
to 10 held in Gold Hill on the 9th OF
this month are progressing. and a good
time will be the natural result. The
dancing season will b. appropriately In.
troduced.
Another OsE ARREsrED.-Ksarney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
New Incorporation.

The following new companies iled
articles Of incorporation recently in the
Clerks ONCE OF the County Court OF
San Francisco:
Mutual Ice Company. to operate In
California, Nevada. Oregon, and Wash.
ington and Arizona Territories. in dis.
posing Of ice. selling wood and coal.
and dealing In real estate. The capital
il $500, 900, in 5000 shares. and the
Directors are as follows: John Cashin.
William n. Anderson, John +. Sweeny.
Michael Sicily and James X. Byron.
North Utah Gold Mining Company.
Esmeralda district. Nevada. Directors
A. ". Potter. W. W. Jacobs, G. @. Pal.
mer. George Storey and =. Caffrey.
Capital. $40, oOO, 900.
Curtis Consolidated Mining Company.
Storey county. Nevada. Directors
Thomas s. Achisou. Robert Sherwood,
George Z. Thurston. Samuel T. Curtis
aud ". A. NJ. Van Bokkelen. Capital,
$40. O00 900.
Gsrmania Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Storey county. Nevada. Di.
rectors-J. o. Eldridse. John Rosenbeld.
G. Holland. b. l.. Schmitt, ]. Naphtha'
ly. j. l.. King and l.. Z. +. Waller.
Capital. SO, 900 900.
Sherwood Consolidated Mining Com.
Pany. Storey county. Nevada. Directors
Robert Sherwood. George =. Thurston,
Samuel T. Curtis. W. A. N. Van Bokke'
len and John Foley. Capital, slO.OOO.'
900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
BOARD Of EQUALIZATION.
Record OF ihs Dei.g- To-day = the
Free List.


an unusnai mount OF BUSINESS was
transacted to-day by the County Board
OF Equalization. Applications for re-
auc,;o,s 1, ,.,ss ara .om;,, In from
w :" 80
every uifecuon' hany PeoP'e 's
think il an outrage that they should be
compell.d 10 nav nj all; that all their
.s,ash.~un 80, mn nm, ,ha, ,b.;r
-oisAoI ~, ~, H. sora, nor.
pfopfr'y snOu,d nO on, 's S,s,s AMI I county
Wv" ~ vr.,,, r. - az -
so's'1 ~ ay..,;v.,r T1hsv
iIers ue,s oaieu' -
Simply a,s suv s' sovss.r nhn Js'
ano. ine, A.s" I.o'"
serve q ' Smsii io.s ana hnnsss arc Man, Of
~" III. 10y. 80 ,.. 80
Snssvs S,I I;cs, anil I ,%s Bospd sris in &C.
"e. as =
IT.s a - J ~ ,.w p .h. ,s,.s Alto.
uuv' ,.'naS.rs
s1'nss' ns,om ,, ns nnd.r son.
49, VIZ
''u MA is wiH;.ma v;,,;ni. Civ
rn
iS MA Al ,d'I Roas o1 y;,,;ni, ci,y-Ta,
s.,,"st SOM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Fiae Furai.hisx oeods.

William T.. Pettes. the wide-awake and
accommodating agent Of Brown X Prior.
the great Chicago dealers in fine fur
nishing goods. is on the Comstock again.
Mr.. Pettes Is no stranger here. His
goods are worn aud appreciated by near
~ all the well-dressrd gentlemen In
Storey county. aud those who know
good articles when they see them are
GLAD to have him back again. Mt.
Pettes can be found ut Room % Inter.
national Hotel. Virginia City. where lie
is receiving orders aud taking MEASURES
for 4 few days. He Is the only man in
this part who has the celebrated SAN
Brown Shirt" acknowledged to DO the
best ever made. Gentlemen, II you
want something really stylish and dura-
bio, give Mr.. Pettes an early call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
IN a Refrigerator.

Chris. Larsen's little son was playing
around a refrigerator the other day. and
got into Ii for fun. when the door swung
shut and the fun was over. The boy
could not get out. for the lock was the
knob on the outside. and the best thing
TO do was to shout for help. which the
little fellow did with all his might. But
mo- help came, and after calling and cry.
ING until he was tired ont, he laid down
In the ics-boI for a while, and thought
he would call no moro until be heard
some one about. Still no u came. and
the time seemed long. and the cold was
growing more severe. Al last the child
believed he should die unless he soon
had help, and he thought the only thing
he could do was to pray for help to
come. SO he managed to get upon his
knees. and after saying the Lords
Prayer. prayed that some n would let
him out right away. After praying. no
began to call and cry again. and . lady
going by there heard him. and rescued
him from what was fast becoming Q perl
lous position. -Rondout Courier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
LOUisIANA POLITICS.
why she ssate Republican tonven.
tios AdJourned- Meeting OF the
NnsiOuni Greeubark Conventions.

- -- a..
s,en
$500
NEw ohLEAss' sept iV'-iho "u'
i0urnment Of the Republican State Con.
vo,,;o, Ia ,snorted IN bave been the re-.
- ,....,, c,.,.
SUIT 0' 'h0 '"a".0 'a' p
Committee, who desired TO retain their
power until 1880, and OF Custom House
omc;.,. ,rho w.ro ofraid nj tho resolu.
."."..-..,h. p..,.s 49,, a,,.. 40,
lons p,oPosea oy DUTIES "1u o.n =.
o'.u ue'.has. ~. az, ca.,on, H..
aenoGnce Hayes anu ,he ous'om louise;
Inc convention WI, ho' IeassemG,s, anu
,ns s'a'e oen'iM Ionl,''ee wiz puo'
lish IN address, Whien IN ge,ayru W uis'
agreements upon financial question:,
many members e%oh'enn,hg 'nn. y,s'u,hs
10 the u~reenoackers VIII aiieha'e No''n-
srn hepnollcans.
Tue isepuo,cnh oonsIsHs'vna .oni'
mit'ee o, tns rou,tn D'sr,'s, nas noh
leu .; Mauisoh weis. W. nnaelson
leads IN me oiA,n, i'nleiing was non''
na'ed III INC rn.n son'o u% Sne
oAs'elia,'s lnh'ona W."
enuorsea ny .no iwPuo'''nn .D%ns,rs'
IONA oonni,'''eo y, .n' r r.s
Q oevonu amu inn,u ~ 'nsi. ="
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Sugar Culture on the Sandwich Islands.

Mr.. S~prackles. q rich sugar rsAnsr Of
San Francisco. has bought over 10000
acres OF barren wilderness In the Hawai-.
ian Isles, hitherto considered non.agri.
cultural. some dry mountain land. sotns
swamp. This enterprising man. when
our reciprocity treaty. making Island
sugar free OF duty. appeared safe Of con.
firmation. slipped over and corralled all
the sugar for three years ahead. He 10
now about to irrigate his dry land and
TO drain the swamps. He will also make
a railway to port. He will then have
plantations OF sugar cans and rice o
productive than any now In cultivation.
California gets one-third OF Its sugar
now from the islands. In . few years
this will be doubled. This enterprise
has stirred up the planters everywhere
remote from port. and many are con.
templating q regular system Of railways
in the lands.-Bdlimors Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
rnE scouHoE IN THE SOUTH.
Cooler weather Destroying ths
Deadly Plague, Nus she Death
Rate ssttI Aiarmisgty 0reat.

Ftr1hI HNs 50 -"
Rate stiii Aiarmisgiy 9reaG
MEMPnIs, Sept. ls.-Thcre is n per-
csptibls increase in the activity about
the Howard headquarters this morning
and apparently no decrease in the NUM-
Der OF new cases, although the report OF
the deaths is lighter, only thirty.eight
being reported up TO noon. making nine
for the past twenty.iour hours. Among
the dead are two volunteer physicians,
Drs. John b. Hicks and J. S. Bankson.
The supply Of collins is running very
low. and 1t Is with great difficulty that
anything but rough coifin.shaped boxes
can be obtained. even by people In good
circumstances.
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. ls.-Deaths, Gs;
cases reported. 252 /; Of which l53 date
prior to the 10Th instant. Weather clear
and warm.
GALLrroLIs. Ohio. September 49,
Hugh Plymall. seven years Of age. the
last patient in the infected district. died
last night. No other cases. Experience
clearly proves that In this latitude yel.
low fever is infectious, but not con.
tagious.
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. lS.--The deaths
include % children under seven years OF
age. Among the deaths are Mrs. Ma.
guire, wife Of er.Assistant Postmaster
Mcguire. and Rev. q. Bowmann OF the
German Lutheran st. Johns Church.
His wife died u week ago. They leave u
small child. From Dol to q p. NJ. %
deaths and i45 new cases are reported.
The Spaniards Of this city have formed
q relief association, which is authorized
10 receive any contributions. no matter
In what shape, and earnestly request the
Spanish residents OF the United States
to respond to this call upon their char
ity. Contributions should be sent to A.
Auguste, Secretary.
Baron RoUaE. La. Sept. lS.-New
cases, 90; deaths. 3. Total cases, COL;
% Mia Gan, ,s-Nsw oos.s
m. J..i. I Fetal c,sss 49,.
n.,,.s gt "
Ia",.vu,v Ky ssnt Is-yo na,ivs
co... ., %vaiIo,y isrsr bave occu,rsd hers.
tn asa;Is are Lass INN cyer bsfors nj
,h;s sssson
W. Sn,.,s Gan, 10 -c.or,o D..
,oa .r.on.onsIv ,snnr,.J Joo5 Ia., n;oht
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Iins Honor. Jadgs Lswery.

Hon. Robert T.. Lowery. one OF the
ablsst jurists on the Pacific Coast. has
yielded to the wishes OF his friends and
constituents. and will allow his name to
90 before the Democratic County Con.
vsntion as a candidate for the high Of.
fee OF Justice Of the Peace for Town.
ship No. 2. II elected he will bring to
the bench his accumulated learning, his
great natural wisdom, and his varied
knowledge Of human nature. Let
the hugag sound Hang the banners
ON the outer walls! Long 1.-Two His
Honor. Judge Lowsry!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

49,. -. -,
the Bodic mine. Drought W 'ois Guy W
Mr.. Eeksrt Of the Fulton foundry, was
assaved nj the Consolidated Virginia as.
say office day before Yesterday annu
Yielded as I io.iows LII, |. total Weld
y. The rs,s a, sIO7. 753 20. Colonel Fair
avs this is the larges, assay ever made
in the Office.
O.. Swp.x Thom.. III. Nc
aD NonI.v IN.
ura'h received 'e'.s' -" ,
forming him Of I'M uea'h VI ~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
DON'T FORGET 1T.

II you are troubled with nervousness. are dis
hesrtsned. tired Of life. fear death. or feel out
OF sorts. % the saying 10. you may safely con.
ciude that you have the Dyspspsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver IL very apt 10 become
torpid .his season Of the year. ~ poisons arts.
ing from stsgnant water or decaying vegetation
are more numerous. and are through Inhalation
taken into the biood. Unless the liver 10 strong
and active, aud furnishes . supply of fresh and
pure blood 10 drive out ths Impurities. the
above mentioned symptoms surely follos, and
n mol Needed, end In more terrible diseases and
death. Whites Prairie Flower prOv-t iiself the
Great Liver Psnaeea. Its action on the liver 10
different from ary med cine ever compounded.
Its cures are truly wonderful. Try II. Prizes
twenty-five cents and seventy.nve cents. Ask
Jones, the druggist. for II. aul7 cow b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
YLAsHa.
Condensed Telegr.ms from all Pos.
lions or she Norld.

lions OF she world.
Gambetta. in his speech at Romans
Wednesday. said that the resignation OF
MacMIahon would involve no changes to
the Republic that his successor would
be Immediately nominated and there
would DO no competition for the post,
but that he (ths Presidency would not
resign. he ought not and cannot. Gam.
BETA ~eulogized the army, condemned
Clsricalism, and recommended State
protection.
A Victoria dispatch says the Opposi.
ton victories In Canada East have Gre
ated much interest here. and Sir John
A. Mcdonald having lost his sea. for
Kingston. Ontario. has been put forward
as q candidate In Victoria City, and will
undoubtedly be elected.
Miss Jeanette Bennett, sister OF James
Gordon Bennett, wal married In New.
port, Rhode Island. this morning to
Isaac Bell, IT,. OF New York. The esti'
mated value Of the presents Is one hun
dred thousand dollars.
In consequence Of an lntimation from
the Howard Association OF New Orleans
that no more aid Is required. the Liver.
pool yellow fever fund has been closed.
Fifteen thousand dollars were RENTED
to New Orleans yesterday.
This morning Judge Clarke Of visalia,
Cal, announced that he would not rem.
der a decision in the White examination
until the evidence in the case had been
transmitted. and White was rsmanded to
Jail.
A San Francisco dispatch says: Mrs.
Cynthia Hodgdou. recently convicted OF
murder In the second degree In produ-
cling an abortion on Emma Downes, 70.
sulting in her death, was to-day granted
o new trial.
The total New York subscriptions to
the South to date are S277 900. Total
number OF deaths yesterday. 40 far rs
reported. l47. which Is a great falling
of. The grand total foots up 5000.
The Chinese strike In Victoria contin.
ues. Great Inconvenience Is expert
enced by house.keepers and hotsl.kesp-
ers In consequence OF o lack OF servants.
The broom corn warehouse OF Edward
Smith, Circleville. Ohio. with Its con-
tents. burned last evening. The loss Is
about $40. 900; insured for $4,000.
The Ambassador Of one OF the Great
Powers has suggested that the District
Of Novibazar be jointly occupied by Aus.
TRAN and Turkish troops.
Efforts arc making at the Postofice
Department TO secure the regular deliv-
cry OF mails to the quarantined Southern
cities.
The most friendly relations exist be.
tween the Albanian league and the Ser
vian frontier commanders.
It Is stated that over 1000 acres Of
corr was destroyed In Scioto Valley,
Ohio, by the recent floods.
Simeon Hardy a. Sons, West India
merchants, Liverpool, have failed.
II is reported that the King Of Bur-
nah il dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
M... En,n L. r.nnr, Of Ou.rill.,

Mxs. ERWIN l.. FARNER % Outville.
Licking county. Ohio, Is anxious to OBJ
tain information OF James A. Marshall.
who went Ia California in 1919 with his
father. g. W. Marshall. and uncle. Will
liam Pinney.
Tux Dayey diiierential engine con-
structed at the Fulton foundry for the
&. A G. shaft. was taken from the shop
yesterday. and will DO put in place at
once.
Jons SkAK has decided all his right.
title aud interest in and to the fiowery
aud North bonanza mines TO the COM
panies bearing the names mentioned.
THK books Of registration are now
opeu. Freemen who wish to exercise
the elective franchise should see that
their names arc properly enrolled.
II. G. Hays. who was hurt in the
Hale x Norcross mine on the sth OF
June. 1876. and who has been parayzed
ever since. appeals tor assistance.
A FOLD quartz ledge has been discoS-
cred in bismarck canyon. about seven
miles from the Carson river. IL has
been named the Edison ledge.
ANOTHER newspaper man in politics
l.. 4. Burchard is a candidate for Su-
psrintendent of Public Schools Of
washos county.
Tns Good Templars raised siii %
for the benefit Of the Yellow fever suf-
ferers by their entertainment last week.
In the County Jail there are at pres
snt - prisoners. ~ follows Six NO.
men, s Chinamen and 10 white men.
/. L. J,Nrs. superintendent OF the
ysllow Jacket. left last night for San
Francisco. to be absent a few days.
HssHr THOMPSON. who attempted to
commit suicide q short time ago Is n n
fair way to recover.
Tus buildings over the old Waller De.
feat shat, have been torn down and
hauled away.
Milan yuco,icu. q native OF Austria.
was admitted 10 citizenship yesterday
TUE pumps al the flooded mines are
running all right to-day.
MARoAHKr HANDY has fled . DECLARE
ton of homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
THE NATIONS susIsEss.
a Decrease OF 10 4 PER Ceat. During
the Past Week.

a Decrease OF 10 4 PER Ceat. DurisE
the past Week.
NEw YoRK. Sept l9.-To.day's PUB.
&c will have the following details Of pay
menis through seventeen clearinghouse
during the second week In September.
including that OF San Francisco. which
Is for the week previous, as compared
with the same week Of last year. The
total shows q decrease Of 1914. Those
that have lost are rs follows New York
1871, Boston 3, Philadelphia 2G.3, Chi.
ago 3, Baltimore l0.G. Cincinnati 20.4.
Milwaukee 32.7. New Orleans o. Louis.
vile 81, Pittsburg 22.4. Providence
l4.s, Cleveland 1917 New Haven lG.l,
Syracuse 81. Those that have gained
are San Francisco 97.9. II. Louis 1873,
aud Indianapolis Al. The Public CON-
ments on the enormous increase at San
Francisco. amounting to % per cent.
which was probably continued last week.
for the active speculation In mining
stocks does not abats. 81. Louis IL the
only large city ut which the increase
In the amounts paid Is not trace
able to speculative operations. The
losses In some cases are very heavy,
bat do not In all instances imply any
corresponding diminution in the volume
OF legitimate business generally. At
New York, for example, the decline Is
nearly explained by the great reduction
in sales OF stock. At Milwaukee the
partial failure OF the wheat crop In the
region directly tributary to the trade OF
that city. aud still more the reports OF
greater injury to the crop than will
probably prove to have occurred, by
which producers are led 10 hold back
their grain for q time. account for q ma.
terial decline In exchanges. The losses
at Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston
are in some degree due TO the eItraordi-
nary movement Of grain by the lakes
and canals this season. Nevertheless
the evidence that the volurae u legiu.
mate business at present Is considerably
smaller than Il was at this time last year.
II measured In volumes. through OK.
changes. as we'll as other proof. show
that Il Is larger In respect to the quanti-
ties Of products moved AMI sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

q Brown. 4 T. wehn, William Mason,
J LOGAN. y johnson. A l. Edwards, J 5
Kaneen. q T Emery. J Thomas, J frates.
L. II Torp and wife. y MeGregor. Joseph
Brosan aud wife, Mrs Grey, Miss N Chase,
JOS Mccormack. II Nugent. q Boisot wife
aud children. u q Leermo, Captain $
Young. N q Sullivan, " Beeman. Miss A
Holmes. T. James. J = Crews, W L Miles,
W II Randall. Mrs GAuli. IA Spencer.
PF W Black. J l. Moulihrop. q Aldrieh
and wife. W s Coin and wife, ID Calhoun.
fTed Miller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Another M~iiiIssnir~.

Colonel Il. Lowery is happy at last.
lie Is now n bloated %monopolist aud min.
ing magnaie. Yesterday morning he
filed for rocori in the office OF
County Recorder Nichol. deed signed
by ". ]. S,elling. Charles I. Lesatr.
Jones w-scoatt. Thomas D. jackson. II.
T.. 4. Comsiock. William A. Lowery and
X. II. Mcdaniel. conveying to him, the
said Major Robert L. Lowery, all their
right, title and interest in aud to the
Kate Lowery Mining claim. This ground
lies east Of and adjoining to the Sierra
Nevada mine. and IL 200 feet wide by
LOO feet along the lode. The instru.
men, bears date Of August Z. 1865. with
acknowledgements ranging through three
years. The consideration named Ia II.
General Robert Eiwardo Lowery Is now
the sole proprietor OF tho above-des.
cnbed valuable property. May no live
long to enjoy the whisky toddies which
the coming dividends will purchase.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Tn, Oeeupssio. OF Bossia.

vienna, Sept. l9.-The following 70
port is official : The burning and bonn.
bardmsnt OF Brczka from The river Save
not having sufioed TO silence the insur.
gent guns there. the Austrians on Tues.
day attacked the town by land on two
sides, and captured IL aftor Q desperate
resistance which lasted I'LL 8 In the even
ing. The losses are not yet known. In
movements prior TO the capture OF
Brczka the Austrians captured Krespis
and DubravA 10 the westward OF Brczka,
after prolonged aud stubborn fighting.