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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-11
A FRANCISCO.
l.rrcr.L TO the GOLD HILL DAILY urv,l
The Death Of Mr.. Friediander-No
Embarrassment Anticipated 10
His Business.

SAN Francisco, July ll.-lsaac Fried
lander, the Grain King OF California, died
at 5 o'clock this morning, at his residence
In this city. Of heart disease. The death
OF Mr.. F~riedlander wn very unexpected.
lie was yesterday in unusually good health
and spirits. and ste q hearty dinner. after
which be chattcd and smoked In the best
OF humor. but suddenly he COM
plslned Of severe pain in the region OF the
heart. and remarked that II was probably
q return Of the old trouble from which he
had suffered some years ago. The pain
continued 10 increase until death closed
his sutferings. To-day the Affairs
OF the deceased operator arc closed.
but II. Z. Doyle. tho managing
clerk OF the concern. states 10 your CORE
spondent that no serious embarrassment
will result from the death Of his principal.
The business was conducted mostly on .
cash basis. and Q settlement will be reached
with but little trouble. Some i%nconyeni.
ence OF . temporary nature will arise from
the necessary delay, while proper legal
steps are being taken for the disposition
of Affairs, but the estate Is fully solvent
and In good condition for the prompt sat-
isfaction Of all demands.
The Produce Exchange, after . brief
session this morning. adjourned out OF rc-
spoct to the memory Of Isaac Friedlandsr'
aud . committee was appointed to draw
suitable resolutions. President Clayton
paid . brief but feeling tribute TO the de-
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PIPER. oper. House. virx,s,..

There wa a large attendance at Piper's
Opera House last evening TO witness the
first presentation Of "The New Year." .
beautiful spectacular operetta. elegantly
mounted and well presented. II IL plain
to DO seen that Me.dames wastell and Lay.
ton have expended much coin and many
hours on the preparations necessary to give
r,speetability to the presentation. The
spectacular part Is, therefore, excellent.
The music and the reading 10 In the main
good too. but a little more life infused even
into the sad scenes OF the death OF the
old Year would help the entertainment.
very much. The players should remsm.
Der that the holidays are full OF gayety and
mirth. and that there il . strong ''forward
march - 10 even tho sad reflections incl
dent 10 the occasion. The entertainment
has the merit of brevity. II takes but an
hour and a half TO 80 through tho pro
gramme. A those taking most OF the
part. in the operetts are well known eiti'
zens. nothing Of the merits OF their i'm
p~ersonatiOns need be said. There 10 among
the number a dobutante here. Miss FLOR
cnce l.. GATES, of whom We feel TO say .
word. She advanced somewhat hesi-
taiingly at first toward the loot.
lights, but the kindliness manifested
in the faces Of those present seemed 70
resssure her. and she gained courage and
improved with each endeavor. She found
her true place. however. when. a. SUM
mer. she sang contralto to Mrs. Layton's
Autumn. II WAS 4 beautiful duet. . We
ask for nothing finer than the full, deep,
rich mellow tones OF her lower register.
A little care not to fiatien the upper tones
Of her solos would add very much 10 her
singing. Her Last Rose Of Summer ="
hal merit enough TO entitls IL TO more
boldness and the singer 20 more conf.
dence, and this Is true OF all Of her solos.
The auartette % the seAsons-their fare
well 10 the Old Yesr-was charming. As
a whole. It was a good entertainment 10
will be better this evening. for the uneven
ness Of a inst presentation will have worn
OIL
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FOUND HIS MAN.
sam Davis OF the Chro1icie" and
Frank Tresire, Cornish wrest.
Ter. Have = Tussie in Earnest,
hut are Separated.

About 5 o'clock last evening as Sam
Davis Of the Chronicie Was standing In
front OF Kicrski's store looking over the
bulletin board, he Was approached by .
short. thick.set. strongly.built man.. who
inquired Of him where he could hnd the
reporter Of the Gold Hill NEWS. Sam
could not inform him. but suggested In.
curing In Gold Hill for him. The man
thought him q - Of -, and was
looking for him. Ito had. in last Mon
day evenings NEWS, printed an item
about the Cornish tournament. in which
he had called Frank Tresizc q cur, and
said no struck his wrestling opponent
from behind. and the speaker wanted
10 lick the - Of A.. Sam i'm
mediately informed tho fellow that
the Particle In question appeared In the
virginia CGroaicis, not tho NEws. and that
he himself was the author. The man said
that his name was Frank Tresize. and that
Sam was the - Of a he was looking for.
and Immediately invited the latter to so
with him down into the canyon and settle
the matter. Sam replied that the fellow
was evidently q pedestrian and not o fight
err, and that for himself he had no notion
Of being walked to death and then whipped;
tho present locality was good enough for
him.
These prelimlnaries settled, the fight
began and Was conducted at first with
fats, In which sam was evidently mo-
worsted, while q huge lift Of skin and flesh
va. made ON Tresizo's left eye.
The first round not having eventuated
10 tho entire satisfaction Of Trcsizo he took
q different tack and tried the second In
regular Cornish wrestling style. In this
Sam proved 4 good man also. lie got
Tresile's head in chancery. but was un.
able TO hold him. As Tresize leaned for
ward 10 get his hold the second time, how.
ever, Sam succeeded In encircling his
neck again with his left arm. but Tresize's
head was behind him aud he could inilict
no punishment on him. During the CON-
dict the parties had been carried into tho
stairway Of Coles drug store, and In that
narrow passage way Sam found himself
like the man when he caught the bear-hs
did not know what to do with him. At
this point outsiders interfered and the
strife ended.
We met Sam. ON the street an hour later.
Beyond some scratches inflicted by Tresize
while In chancery and q bruisc near the
outer corner Of the right eye, from contact
with . door Jam during tho struggle. he
appeared uninJured. Tresize. We have not
seen. and have only the word Of = locker.
on 70 the effect that beside the manstrd
over the left ego and q few bruises no 10
not badly hurt. The men are both strong
and vigorous and the struggle between
them must have been terrific. IL Is some
two years since Tresize invited an oppo-
nent down into the Canyon before. and
then. after a fight Of forty.iive minutes,
ont victorious,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-11

Nrw ISprsrRY.-Ths average Comstock
youth 10 nothing II not inventive and de-
.tructiye. The latest industry. which has
developed itself since school closed. par
tale. OF both qualities. IL consists IN
.hlovipc dough. balls through an s.ineh
fin tube and bringing down locust from
,hs ,.llest trees. The feat would b. most
Jia;cult and even improbable elsewhere,
hut h accomplished BY the Comsioek boys
Win ease, grace and dignity.
On. Gro. G. MATHEWS. formerly OF Dub
lin and Edinburgh. and whose Office Is al
"a A. south G street. Virginia. next door
q c,pt.ip Young's restaurant, susiains a
,ery bigh and growing reputation as pny'
sieian, surgeon and ~accoueher. and eau "
found At his ofiee at all times when not
engaged in attendance ON his numerous
patients.
A~rnoroanlru Of Patsy Hogan. the pu-
silis,. 10 displayed at the Delta saloon ~
virginia City. Also, . picture Oh Jonn
Dryer, Of Brooklyn. n. y, who wil soon
eight Pat. Ryan. OF Troy. N. H., for inc
championship Of the United States.
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INcENDIARIsM.
Three Families burned out-Less,
q, OOO-No Insurance.

That "bell Of horron,"a fire alarm on
-, ---...,., !, y,,.,,,. =,
inc ooms'oeA' was sounueu IN '"sihiA"
$50 this morning. Stern duty's impera-
tive command brought out the reporter Of
an. S,w. a. wall a. tho 6remen. and After
$3.50 -, IT, ..---
. long run the cause VI 'ne AArm was
found on ii street, and between the Nor
$500. and Savage dumns. Thu scen, re-
-,
minded Us IN some 'espec" Oh burns de-
scription OF the EQUITY sark" perform.
.nee. In Tom O'ShAnter, 90 MANY women
and children fresh from their beds were
revealed by the light from the burning
buildinrs.
Th.,a vera fopr builJi,y. 4, nro.... y,
..nl, d,..nc..,.n.a In asma .nd sr,ota
.yP.e w
Tss;. .,sn,,nn - = ps-as.n'
as.r.nna ~ az. whaia hIo.t $50 ~ ~.
fM.i.ncy ~ vir.ini... a.. H. ,sn,
snJ ~ .xsa,an -, H..
:" M. a. y. ner Ma.er 49,. =,
~ INC "v.s
.hitS.an in,n ~ h,u,,ua r. 4,
enaen ssn. in,o uo ouIiuins w. -
o,.s Ts wnlen was uno'eup,eo
nv veo ny ~. mSn ~.
-, 49, 49, pIIo Ianh,,s.. he
49, nv ,,S ~ hne
TS..a.e,a ,haaa S.,niiia. ,r,,ad ont
y. a.. IT.. - - nnr,h ~ i
~ NaJ o.enn,sShs
Tisl ps,,,naor NJ a.. ~ Ave- cSilJrsn'
N,sr h,maa'y - y, .hit, =, ,he tims AMI
NV an ~. - 80 -, ar
Ssua.. - ~ 1.m,Iv - -hc, .he .xols
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Active n~enevoiesee.

l.. T. For. our next door neighbor. feeds
more men. women and children than any
BODY. Nor 10 his feed" Of the upsub-
s,sntiai sort. Hs supplies them from his
Gold Hill Market with the choices, cuts Of
ali Kinds OF the freshest and finest Of meats
generally. The animals he slaughters are
selected from the best fiocks and herds Of
thi. State and California. and are always
fat and healthy. lie makes q speciality OF
applying private families and hotels with
the very bsst. Even the Piutes all know
For. and deal with him regularly: Any.
how. they stand in with the old hhi
Market - one Of the finest institutions Of
the country.
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Coney Island. and returned to New York
to-day, when no visited the sub.Treasury
Office. and was 10 joined by . number Of
leading bankers.
A Vienna dispatch says the request OF
Turkey. that when Austria enter Bosnia
she should declare that she will respect tho
sul.an's sovereign right, has been refused.
Austria replying that she was acting on .
European mandate, and should not discuss
the question OF principle.
Lieutenant Simpson. with about twenty.
ave men Of the Third cavalry, left Omaha
this morning In pursuit OF the party who
fred at tho mail carrier ct Dead Horse
creek yesterday.
Forty Indians crossed tho White Clay
river In Nebraska yesterday. They arc
supposed TO have deserted their agencies.
Two tribes Of natives In New Caledonia
have risen against the colonists and mas
sacred las whites. including women and
children,
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The Pioneer Prizes.

We understand that the committee ON
military and target shooting for the COM
ing picnic excursion Of the Pacific Coast
Pioneers 10 Bowers Mansion. have decid-
ell TO offer 40 the first prize, a genuine old
forty. nine $50 slug. This will 10 given
10 the team making the best score. TIT
second prize will be SIS In gold coin. for
the man making tho best score In all or
any OF the Trans. Tho idea Is Cminently
sensible. practical aud proper. and will be
20 appreciated by tho winners. To win q
pretty gold medal IL nice. but IL il Of no
practical use or particular value after !, Is
won, but coin tells its own story. and
everybody knows Jus, wha, 1, is worth and
what Il 10 good for. We cordially approve
Of the decision Of the committee.
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THE DEAD MAN IN THE SHAFT.
Interview Between mrs. Dowers
and the Murderer. who visits
Her la Disguise and 10 ids"'
tined.

r.. .;c.a Mr. Dowers. the washoe
" 49,, y, . man dad
seefess' was gwen ~,.,.n,. rron
in a shaft, with marAs o' -
his person, etc., the community mas ~i'n
-mn,on -con.snt. accepted the idea that
oom"0" -. .o-n.r,n., =,
Thomas hArrisOn' ""0
The notorious t~in-roofsr. Jackson, n VINO
r.....r.J . few veeks before Mrs, Bow
uN'P -. ..,..u., No.x.n
ors saw het s'sns ~.
they long IN Identifying, IN tneir own
minds. the murderer. Still there Was no
r,oof. Even the eorps. dei;ehi Is vet want
A., -w.,,.x.h.x. ,..,.i.,d ar.
INK M"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-11

SER yoR $3o.OOo.-M Mcdonald has
commenced suit against tho Justice Min.
Ing Company 10 recover $4,000 damages
sustained by reason Of the death Of her
son, John y. Mcdonald. who Wa killed In
the mine Aug. O., 1877. by afalling timber.
She alleges him TO have been the main
supper. Of herself and four children.
TIE White House Of Cohn 4 Isascs.
Virginia. was closed to-day. and penons
engaged In inventorying the stock on
hand. Report says $4,000 liabilities.
THERE will DO . regular semi.monthly
meeting Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers ct
their hall on b street. Virginia. this even
ing.
TEE Arst service OF the new mail route
between Dayton and Dellsville was started
to-day.
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p.p.r,ur.. tat evening.

Mrs formAn. W J sheridan. q Rob-
srts. Mrs + Patton. Mrs NJ Lynch and
family. Mrs. \ Graham, Mrs Shields. u
Eavsns. Master Charles forman. sam Ia
ksr, U Arnstein. T Randall, Ell kearney'
J o Sullivan. Miss d Young. Mrs Spencer,
Mrs NJ Babcock. JAC Moore and wife. o
Louksy and son, Mrs Burrows. Mrs W u
shepperd. Miss N N Hyde. Mrs CLARK, ]
Lydon. Mrs Feeney, Lieutenan, Governor
Adams. Mis-. \ MeNamee. Miss u Cay. Z
Arnsiein. A \ Freund. Mrs 7 : Marshall.
Miss X Buckley. Mrs Henrahan. Miss
LIKE. Mrs N l. Morrison.
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p-,ospycrtso ron RANCHES, - Gott.
nj. .....u ,,aun .,,,.,or and c,vi,
~ !" -.
and mining engineer and hai . dozen
other Comstockers left to-day Tor the
Walker River country In search OF agri-
cultural land 70 when Sa'Gn 'or " ~
w.l V .nr, ., nreIiminsry ersminstion,
but viii tsie with him instruments by
means Of which 10 ascertain TO what places
water can be carried In bitches and fumes.
49,. p..,
uooD ..,,,,v rh.,r
Of ',ls pan.,h 30. s,cs,,.n,. and
music nv, =. A.. on.r. uon,s an
inc piece p'A!eu r. -
that day WA ninety Ienuereu. y"
have . new master IN lne pMT
Maine rcriment.i baud during tho rebel.
lion. He 10 giving tho boys plenty Of
practice. Tho other bands must look 70
their laursls.
prs,oSIL.-Mrs. w. b. Shepherd, of
Virginia City, for years . prominent
teacher In the public schools In that city.
left Last evening for Portland, Oregon, to
whit 4 slater whom sho has not seen for
nineteen wears. She being alb
sent elk or seven weeks. her numeiou,
Iiienus unlo a.,av s"r, ~
peasant "iP' sna sA'' ''''A
], A. @. MooRE, Of the arm Of Moore d
Book. screen makers on the DIVIDE lett
via n-.-.
for . visit 70 Allegheny CITY, Pennsylva,
mia. last evening. ne was aecompanicd
bs his wife, and Will 10 absent ior some
v.c,.u.. !. x., ,no,
IN ",-....,,,., -.
apaintng INA. Will give oeau"'ui iep,e'
LENA ~ ,h |" ......rJ ~ yirr,nis s' veil
A. A correct view Of 4 large part Of the city
itself.
a.. c..,x
IAN An Nm, mrs A., FOR pe,,y offences.
The. ,brse ara po,sr Daley. for shooting
Pistcbsr Ar DocL. for ~persousting All
cbousv' ana vounr Riordep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-11
FULTON FOUNDRY.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS.
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DE-
Ia scription Of
MILL. MINING 4 HYDRAULIC
MACHINERY.
aois Manufacturers nj ths,
Sole Manufacturers Of the
MoALLfSTRR PATENT CAR wHKRIS.

drawings, Estimates and Specifications pro
pared in ali branches OF Mechanical Engineer.
Ing. and especially In the construction Of steam
Engines for all purposes I; application Of heat
in ths arts; Steam Boilers Of ell varieties ;
application Of compressed air the disposition
and strength Of material In structures Of iron
and wood. Wire Hope Transmission. Pumping
Machinery. etc.
GU works have lately been ENLARGED and
is%oa iMpaoVSI MhcMiSETY. so.sIs. ns 70
execute eli kinds Of work In our line promptly
and IN the best manner, 81 the vsry lowest rates.
W. X. kCKARr. Supsrintendent.
A. J. RALsror. Trustee. apli IN
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A.r,x.,. ,.,. n...,.x.

TIL Canton. c shultz. II Lufkin. VI
Wilson. 7 J Tenant. J Jones, 7 Lavler,
A d Robinson. J Baldwin, J II Lyons, 4
A Fielding. A Russell. T. olinghouse and
wife. Mr. Morris and wife. Mrs J Hill. Mrs
TAYLOR. T II Rooster. Miss Taylor, Miss J
smith. Mrs T. A Fargo, Mrs Young. Miss
snsade. + Merle and wife. Harry D Mil
lafi
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~ ANY pgALEn INPORMs

You that DO has for sale . denuffice Identical
with or containing insredisnts equslling or
superior In efficacy 10 those OF soZoDoNT.
diseredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. Dy doing % you will secure .
dentifrice par ere, Hence the beet In ths market.
containing botanic elements Of rare prsssrva.
tive influence upon The teeth, aud one which
will endow them with most bscomipg white
ness. Another desirable feature Of this staple
toilet article 10 that Il imparts fragrance 70 tho
breath, Sold BIZ drusgipts, It'll In
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o KEPoRT.
san Franeisco Board.
LAST EvESISo.

LAST EvESiSo.
20 Raymond 4 Ely. .
SIS Eureka Con-. So, IS
co jackson. J, 81
$50 Belmont. SOC, i0c
270 II Dorado South, l5c
1850 Leopard. soc
ESQ ella. Coo. 5Jc
95 Northern Belle, H., H.
720 Do Frees. zoe, 2jc
$40 Grand Prize. 30
$50 Argenta. i0c
600 Navajo, Sc. iOc
go Independence. ca
ITO Silver Prize. 2Oc, 2je
100 Endowment. Go
20 Manhattan,
10 Star. I 20
20 Hamburg. "a
200 Day, J0c
1000 Falcon, Toe
100 Hillside. "a
loco Modoc. 75e. 1Oc
lsO New Co.o. 400. 1Oc, 2jc
1910 BoLie. GS,G
100 Bechtel. Ia, 10
10 Martin White
500 Golden Terra, :. ~
500 Tiptop. l 40
$40 Julia. 81. So, ~
us Bullion. 8 90. 4. 4 20. iO5
st5 Gould a Curry. 7a,I.
less Belcher. 4 20. ia,i2O
$50 EIehequer. , 80
1868 Mexican. Ia, h1, IA
100 Utah. %
2aSo sierra Nevada. ~. ~. tat. ~
6s5 California. i2s. -. ISL, 1874
30 Chollar. Potosi. 90
1915 Union Con-, ca, ca, G..
800 Ophir. AN. Is, Isa
4i0 Savage. H., ia
SIS Best 4 Belcher. l5s, l5Al. 49,
us Imperial. Toe
$50 Con. Virginia. %. 81
it0 Crown Point. 6
10 Yellow Jacket, So, So
60 Benton. l 65. ~
go Ward. I 40
leo Alpha. iOa. iOs
rms MORNING.
$50 0phir. IN. AN
ass Mexican. iif, its b
$50 Gould a Curry, c., e.
us Best 4 Belcher. Is. Ia, lis, 10
$50 California. i2f., i2a
500 Savage. liz. ua
1910 Con. Virginia. 9ls, 81, "a bio, %
los Chollar. Potosi. 20. 2jh
$50 Hale a Sorcro-s, !, ~
li3j Crown Point, ca. G.
SIS Yellow Jacket. So, 81.
$50 Imperial. zoe
$50 kentuck. 2.9J, )
10 Alpha. i0a
60 Bslcher. a.. AS, i.30. 40, AS
10 Confidence. ~
also Sierra Neyads. c., CO. CT. g., c.
b5
go Utah. ga, 9is,9S
800 Bullion. 40, as
$40 EIehsquer. $50. ass
205 Overman. 10. iOA %, lO's, 10 b3O
295 Justice. t.O5, 40.
30 Union Con-. g.
go Alta. G..
100 Succor. 1
1850 Julia. 81. 81. "a
go Caledonia. 2. i.0j
9G5 Silver Hill. G0c, zoe. 7jc
$50 New York. 500
200 Benton. i.S
so Trojan. ije
100 wooiville, sc. SOC
$50 Andes. sc
1000 Wells Fargo. 100
200 Mides. Ia
$40 Ward. i.3j, IL, las
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AN %UNDRNIABLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and II you LEAD . nis.
cradle. ussatisfsetory life In this Beautiful
world. 10 10 entirely your v fault and there 10
rniy one excuse for y%ou-your unreasonable
ihousands. Personsi knowledge and eom,aon
sense reasoning will soon show you that 0resn's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com
plaInt, or Dyspepsia, with all Its miserable
effects, such as sick headache. paipitation Of
the heart, sour stomach. habituai eostivsness.
dizziness Of the head. nervous proetration. low
the westsrp Cbntinsnt. and not . Druggist but
will tell you OF Its Wonderful cures. You can
bur . sample Bottle for 10 cents. Tnres doses
vii rslisve you. Jei0 Nv
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srTEo TuSSEL.-Ths siekening gas Is
now all on, Of the sutro Tunnel and the
heat Is not great. The current Of air In
tho tunnel ia everywhere so strong that .
candle not carried in . lantern 10 at once
blown out. Even at the mouth Of the tun-
mel thi. is the case. Work will be resum-
ed in the header tomorrow. which VIII 30
pushed 10 the west wall Of The Comstock.
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FIRE LADDIEs.-Boys think they can do
Whatever men can. simply because they
believe they can. SO the boys Of Gold
Hill have formed q regular fire company.
and last evening elected aeir officers :
President, Charles shafer Secretary.
Reuben earn Financial Secretary. Chas.
Hill Treasurer. James Costello foreman.
Edward Kennedy T; First Assistant, John
Mclaughlin Second Assistant. Fred.
Oliver /; Trustees. Dan. Mclaughlin. Eu-
gene Field and Thomas Connors. Dan.
Mclaughlin was elected President OF the
Board OF Trustees.
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lssrses Qaotasisas.
lsr rus ~rsrrRs csios rsLKoR,ru rrsxl

BAN FR,Scisco, July n-2;3O ?. N.
Con. Virginia %. Sierra Nevada -,
2, c., ca, Eureka Con. IS, Gould a Cur
yG,. Ward i.tO. Utah 90. Union Con.
c.. Alpha i0a. Julia %. Mexican IA
Utah y. Bullion t.lO, YELLOW jacket 81,
Crown Point ca. Bodie 81, Justice 40,
Hale 4 Norcross Z, Grand Prize $40.
Ophir a., California -.
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a CARD.

To all Who Are suffering from the error and
lndiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, los OF manhood. stc. ] will send Q
receipt that will cure you, YRkE OF cuAnoE.
This great remedy 20 discovered by . mission.
Ar In South America. Send . self-addressed
envelope 10 the RKv. JOSEPH 7. tNNAN,
station D, Bible House, New York City.
selO On
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Every family able TO appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded By . really healthfui and do
iicious performance should supply themselves
With the genuine Murray q LAnmAn's florida
Water. Ills the most delightful and most last
ing Of al fragrant waters. myo I'm
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rHR

which 10 perfamsd with Murray q Lanman's
florida Water yields moro enjoyment 10 its
possessor than would Q bouquet Of flowers.
because the latter fade. decay and become
offensive, but the Florida Water remains fresh
and delicious, unaffected By the iapss Of time.
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IT is limited that when operations arc
again resumed at the Lady Bryan mine.
Mr.. Derby. late Of the Alta mine, Will be
Superintendent.
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Preparing for the Bloody
Twelfth in Mon.
treal.
THIRTY THOUSAND TROOPS IN THE
CITY.
The orangemen Bold and
Defiant.
THREATS TO BURN THE PARLiA.
ReRT HOUSE.
General sherman's Instructions TO
the Army.
JEFF. DAVIS AIRING HIS rREA.
SON AGAIN.
Mexico Must Choose Between War and
Peace.
Isrro,.L pt,,.rcnxs 70 THE Coin HUI
DAnI NAVAL