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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-08
uov p.eh,co Was swi.dIed.
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The Jury In the case Of DR.. George 81.
Louis, at Fremont. Nebraska, on trial for
the murder Of his wife by poison. report
cd Yesterday afternoon that they could not
agree, They were out from Tuesday even
ing last, and stood eight for conviction
aud four for acquittal. The trial occupied
about ton days, creating intense interest.
The result Is not In accordance with popu.
lar sentiment, and II Is rumored that some
Jurors expressed themselves before the
trial In favor Of ~. Louis. and several ar
rests are expected.
Two hundred and ninety recruits from
81, Louis left Omaha to-day by special
train for San Francisco. 10 be assigned TO
the LIST and 9Th Cavalry. They were In
charge Of Major Mears, 9Th Infantry. and
arc . fine looking lot Of men.
Governor Pacheco will remain in Wash.
ington about . week, and then return to
California. lie says there 10 no founda-
ton for tho published report that he has
been offered, or 10 seeking, any foreign
appointment.
Tho New York San says that Joel Hay.
den, brass works manufacturer. at ~
Beekman street. has failed. The firm owe
upwards Of SiOO, 900 assets SOuV'oOV.
The establishment has been seized by tho
Sheriff.
The war news tended to create consider
able excitement on the Produce Exchange,
Now York, yesterday morning. and there
was for q while considerable activity In
breadstuffs which advanced In price.
All the depot ticket agents on tho New
Jersey Central Railroad have been In.
structed TO reject trade dollars except
at . discount Of 8 per cent.
Il IL said that OF. Governor Walker. Of
Virginia, will remove 10 California upon
the expiration Of his term In Congress.
The New York woman's Suffrage 60
ciety last evening thanked Sargent for his
advocacy Of their claims In Congress.
The President will become the guest Of
tho Union League Club. Nwo York, ON
the 22d.
Stanley. the African explorer. was enter.
tanned at dinner yesterday by tho Prince
Of Wales.
Senator Wade Ia growing weaker.
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A Telescope fer virginia.

Colonel James q. Fair received this
morning. direct from the manufacturers,
Alvan Clark a Sons. Cambridge, Massa-
chusetts. q splendid, finely. finished ele-
scope. This instrument was made 10
order. the makers occupying nearly six
months In its manufacture. II 10 CIV feet
in length, and Ia OF great power. having
been thoroughly tested before being. for
warded. II win be mounted on . tripod.
which has . clock.liks machine attached.
aud IL so arranged that when the view e
onco fixed upon . planet the telescope will
turn In such . m a. TO follow its
course, and enable the observer 70 dwell
on Il a. long ii he desires. IL Ia
Of sufficient power TO distinctly show tho
the mountain crAgs and shaded valleys on
the face Of the moon, In fact Is considered
equal In magnifylng strength, 70 that OF
Sir Jordan Ross', which cost . few years
ago the sum VI $i50.OO0. Mr.. Fair designs
IL for the use Of his private school. and
will shortly have an observatory erected on
the top Of tho school building for lie re-
ception. II tho weather permits IL will be
placed In position In tie Observatory on
tho top Of his residence, for . lrst trial OF
ia poNeru, this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-08

NsHru CONSOLIDATED viaoiSi,.-At the
annual meeting Of the North Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company. held In San
Francisco ON the 9th. tho old Board Of
Directors ani officers we're reelected. The
Director. are: Robert Sherwood. Presi-
dent; James Bailey. Vice President; John
w, Coleman. August Herrich and Christie
pher Nelson ; Secretary. Joseph Mcguire ;
Superintendent. ID. II. Jackson. The
number Of share. represented at the meet
ing Was 5c.2T2. out Of Gi.oi7.
HANK BLANCHARD retained yesterday
from . Wait TO the sulphur mines in Hum
boldt county. He says the deposit Is 80 feet
thick. so vide and 80 deep. and that moth
ing but sulphur IL In sight. The company
has refined and shipped 500 tons OF pure
sulphur. and thinks there Is o,Voo Ions
more In its mine.
HELD ron Posr,oE.-The following let
tors are held for postage at the Gold Hill
p~ostolies : Miss Mary Ann Cameron. Ath-
al. Ontario; Alexander Cameron. ~. Eu-
gene, Ontario: Miss Mary Mcliae, Dundee
Center, Ontario /: John Cameron, Dundee
Center. Ontario.
Tux Overman Mining Company ievies
an assessment Of - per share. agsresAi-
ing SIS. 400. and delinquent IN the Board
March 9Th. This makes tho fortieth as
sossment. Aggregatins ss,oS3,sso. levied
by this company.
AMUSEMENT LEyIrD.-The North Con-
soiidated Virginia Mining Company have
levied an assessment Of so cents per share.
Zee ofhcial notice published In our aver
Using columns to-day.
TuE water In tho Savage and Hale
Norcross, was reduced yesterday 10 the
drift ON the 1000 level. Everything 10
favorable for the drainage Of the mines ~
an early day.
Ar the warmest part Of the day yesterday
the thermometer stood two degrees above
freesisg point In the shade.
CAPTAIN CANAAN. Superintendent OF
the New York mine. Is back again ON the
Comstock.
Disuor wHrrAEKH arrived In Virginia
yesterday morning.
SESSION Of the District Court will b
hsld this evening.
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aaRRMAN SYRUP"

No other medicine In the world was ever
given such . tept Of lie curative qualities q
Boeehee's German syrup. In three yssr v
million four hundred thousand small bottles
af this medicin. we're distributed free OF
charge by druggists In this country TO thoee
Affiicted with Consumption. Asthma, Group.
Of the Throat and Lungs, giving the American
people unbeatable proof that German syrup
Will che them. Tho result nas been thai drug.
gists In every Town and village In the United
States are recommending 70 to tneir customers.
Go tn your druggists and ask what the{ Know
about IL. sample bottles 10 cents regular size
rs cents. Three dose will relieve any case.
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TELEcRAPHIc.
How Pacheco was Driven
From the House.
ANTICIPATED WITH THE
INDIANS.
ESPECIAL DisrIrcHEs TO the ooLD HILL
n.rtv Nr~
Indian r.ousis Anticipated.

Indian T.oubis Anticipated.
OMAHA. Feb. III. W. Dean. Indian
trader at New Red Cloud Agency, and
H. @. Dean. military trader at New Spotted
Tail Agency. arrived In this city tonight.
The former gentleman says that no Indians
worth mentioning have left Now Red Cloud
Agency since tho northern Indians took
their departure. three weeks ago. A few
days ago DR.. Webster, agent, went TO the
Indians and told them that they must de-
eide unanimously on what place they
wanted 10 20 10, a. he wished TO report
tho same 10 Washington, ~ II was talked
Of moving them 10 Tongue River or White
Clay River, points selected by them. Tho
Indians held q council. In which the rep
resentatlves Of all the bands at the agency
were present. Red Cloud. tho chief. has
always been In favor OF going TO Tongue
River. It was agreed In the meeting that
al In favor Of going 10 White Clay River
should give their ballots In the shape OF
small sticks 10 Red Cloud. and those In
favor Of going to Tongue River should put
their sticks In . pile. Every man gave his
stick TO Rcd Cloud, thus voting In favor
Of White Clay. which Red Cloud 10 bitterly
opposed 10. Mr.. Dean thinks the Govern.
ment will not lot them go. as White Clay
River 10 within twenty miles OF Old
Spotted Tail. and only IS miles from old
Red Cloud, Nebraska. The Indians arc
counting on this move. however, and un-
less they arc satisfied. there will be trou-
BILE. Il 10 expected that trouble will ensue
sny VI, : hn,nd,o ioin the north.
am indians. II. @. Dear saws The Indians
A. new Snotted Tail agency vsnt 10 move
10 White river. and 10 4 certain extent an
rns.sv feeIiny IA e.istinr. Major Lee, Of
.ba,r .,.n.v came lawn with tbe Desrs
AMI le2t for Wilmington This evening 10
h.v. an intor,iev win tbe Secretary OF
,ha Intsr;or rec.rJing Inc situation. These
fnJi.ns roc.rd tho nromise Of Tho Presi.
dsnt thai tscv .houla move from tho Mis-.
souri, river. a. sacred IS . pledge from the
Almighty.
The Chiaese Problem.
WARRINGTON February s'--Ihe session
Of the House Committee on Education
and Labor yesterday was devo'ed' ny An
assignment made several weeks ago. 70 the
Confederation of business connected with
"A, -, ....o,,.r,i,
schooi iAnu srAnS' e'o'' An' 0o"'i"'""'
nothing further was done In regard TO the
Chinese question. TIL IN VIII
probably AVAIL the reception Dy Congress
Of the Presidents message on this subject
~ II 10 expected to DO ready Tor transmits.
sion TO Congress o. . very early Jay; me
n.NlI-..tA III liz - ANlII UnFElnn In
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rnk PALACE EArIna srANp.

For . roast OF beef unezcsllsd In storsy
county. 60 10 Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
in the Palace Saloon. NO. : North O strset,
VIninls city. FreFh oysters al all hour In
eyery STYLE. Forty miners always on hand 81
night. for tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
ths best md fresl est OF Al that the markets.
s1ord, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TT t. spts
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a CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the errors md
lndiscrsions Of youth. nervous vesfnsss' AIRY
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. ] viii send .
receipt that will cure you. Pes or onAnon
This great rsmsdy vA discovered bya mission.
sry In South America. Send 9
station d, Bible Heuss, Nsv YORK CITY.
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BARGAINS.

Mn. Z. P.ss Noe. 1t No. iA South Q street.
Virginia, 10 selling her large and sntire 'toeh
Of Millinery Goods at lees than cost. 20 close
out her business. Ladies' Of Gold Hill and
Virginia desiring 10 puchass nrttclass good.
cheap for cash cannot do better than 70 call and
examine her stock. There 10 no humbug about
next thres weeks. Gall and see. lass Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-08

Dan KELLY. who lives ON South II
street, Virginia. was knocked down and
run over by . cossting sled last Tuesday
evening. receiving injuries 30 severe that
he has been confined 70 his bed ever since:
Besides being cut about tho face And
hands, be was hurt internally.
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o. II. GALLUP.

o. n. oAILur. Opposite the Bank Of oaiifor.
mia. 0old Hill. keeps constantly on hand Al
favorts brands Of Imported C.sars. oholcs Bit
cigars. al kiads OF chewing tobacco. mesf.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. me cutlery, and
tors and hncy goods Of all kinds. ap1s N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-08
THE DAVIS MURDER TRIAL.
Rank PERJURY ON THE ONE
SIDE OR THE 0rHER-

ressinesy . show That Ash shss
~ Davis. Before the frsseser
Rssapaed the firs-Astcops -
Biaeksa che R~epssasiss OF shs
Dead Man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-08

On account Of the storm yesterday the
funeral Of Isaac Warren was postponed
until two o'clock to-day.
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sroCK sErORr.
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LAST EVENING.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-08

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. CURES
! biiiousne<s. constipation. Kidney dice ssse.
urinary and internal complaints. ste. Thess
Blt.ers are free from drugs; msde OF herbs
and fgs; put mp by the California Botanical
Socisty, CAiavsrss county. California.
FOR BALE By
A. N. C0yk. pRgGGIsI.
JOHN JOz ~, JR,,
Oold Hill, Nevsdst
R~RDINGTON a. to-,
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

IL usll stocked with the best Of WINES and
LIQU0ks, and the choicest Havana oigars.
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CoSDESsED TINE.
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RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
CONNECTIONS.

Psssenyrrs on l. &. A l.. n Il short Linel J. N
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1870. 1879.
The Louisville Commercial
The Leading Republican Pa.
per in the South.

TuE lOUisVILLE COMMERCIAL 1, nov about 10
enter upon its tenth year. II will advocate Ia f-
ture, as 10 has In the past the cardinal Republean
doctrines; equal rights under the Law 10 all men
devotion 20 the union of the states; the honorable
dischaige Of all natoEal Obliations the growth Of
iendly feelings among the people OF all sections.
While staunehly adheTing 10 the IlspubieAn party
u will aim 10 h. fair and Just In It's criticisms On
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The Leading European Universities.

We ars nov having prepared ior scrihner aTii-
cl's on the leading lnisersiti.s &C Eurupe They
viii he written by an American College I'roiessIT,
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ol Great Britain aud the Continent.
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Keep way from dat niger, | tell
you" said Uncle Rube to his sable
daughter; keep way from him. He's
like what lie 'postle John lived on in
lie wildness." "How's daty" she ask
ed. Low Gus an wild, honey" re-
piled Uncle Rube.
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the stranger. in maze of love aud
Joy.
Bound by him TO secrecy, she hal
carried her bliss deep IN her hcart'ann
the forest heli was heaven io her Ne
cause her love was There.
coming one day TO her nest among
the trees, singing hkc q blrh' sue
iound--a letter lying waiting on the
ground and her lover gone-gone for'
ever ~,
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"',''"' V''" ''o'" W. "V'",'' "'' W
spa'r' "''u now III tue uafk''esS anu
stiffness ct the night, she had come
here to die.
No moments hesitation shook her
purpose; down on the grass, beside The
pond she knelt,and raised her clasped
hands in prayer.
Forgive me-oh' forgive mey was
all she said; her voice was choked with
tears her eyes were blinded the pas
SION OF her grief shook all her slender
FORM SO that she swayed and bent like
reeds before the wind; numbing
coldness crept through all her veins, a
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% Conne-t With .. &. AL.RR
90 Connect With l.. a. a I. x X and X. G n n
~ Kentucky River Bridgr.
~ Connert Nth :. W. Railway lor Harrolsburg
t5l Connect Nth l.. A n. and q. SIR
Trsin No . stops At Bur<in bf Dinner, Train No.
2 al nzntille Junction
Direct Connectisas made II Ciueinnati Gf all
points North, last and West.
Through Tickets % all importsut points Did Of
principal stations on Line
:. WOODWARD. T. q. WILSON.
Superintendent. a.. Z A.
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Senator David Davis slipped on II
banana peel the other day, and II
small dog that was trotting in bis
rear was hattened out like book
mark.
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A Story Of New Orleans,

~ George ". Bahle, 10 H. hegun 90 the cpncu-
sion OF J. tlConhery This ,tary viii exhibit the
state oi iety In trrole Louisiana ao,it the year.
ls0i-ti, the time Of the Cession, and Ioriud hesI
ing remarkable likens@s To- tho pr-~eut rr,un-
siTuFtinn periuHl
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A New View Of Brazil.

Mr. Herbert 4. smith, of Cornell University, d
companion of ihe late Prot Hart, Is nov In brazil
with Nj, J Wells Champney THE artist who az
The Great south y, preparing Tor scribner a ~
ries OF palers on the pfrssnt cundit'Onthe cities
rivers aud rrroufcis 81 the great empliy of Snuth
An.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
CONNECTIONS.

TRAIN No, 10 connects al RchmoRd Junction
To aud lfotn points between there and Livingston
AZ stAnioTd sith stages 10 aud from somerset; al
Danvile station With stages 10 and fruin DanviIls
Citl ~ MilchellsbuTg with stsses ~ aud frOn peI
tyNille and liarTodshurg; Al Lebanon with stage.
leaving Al 10 .. n. and lisa a. NJ, Tor Meniphia
honigon.sTy, aud intermediate paints. Passenger
going 10 paints North, last, aud West from Louis.
vile are tIsnsisrte'l 10 Train Ne. II Lebanon
Iunttion Train No connects al GinrinnAti June.
ton With 1. G. A T.. 4 4. for the North aud East
al Louisville Ia Union DeI0i with %. "A N. and D.
" A X, II. for the North, last and West, and
With a. :, Male Line Steamers Gir CINCINNATI and
the Hast.
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Portraits of American Poets.

This SERIES began In August with the portrait OF
Bryant viii be- continued, that of Iongfrllow APP
IeaTing la November. Ihe-' portraits aTe drawn
nom liz by Wyatt Eaton aud engraved by T. Cole.
They will he prnted separately an tinted paper, ~
trontispleces Of Tour different NUMBER Illustrated
skeic hes ui the lives oi the pusts will accompany