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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

ACCIDENT All. Doten. editor and pro-
prietor OF the GsLD Hill DAILY News,
fell on the sidewalk In front Of Gallup's
cigar store last evening. shattsring his left
knee-cap. Tho injury Is Of the most palm
full character.
Coon woRK.--Thsy arc making rapid
progress In the now inclined winxs below
the 1000 level OF tho Crown Point since
starting up their large air engine, - they
are able to hoist very rapidly.
BULLION ron THE MoSrH.-The bonanza
mines have shipped for the fiscal month
81 O3.iis CT. The California cleanup 10
yet to come, and two shipments are still
duo from tho Consolidated Virginia mills.
PRoYEssoR vARSEr's dancing class will
meet In Masonic Hall. Gold Hill. st $50
o'clock this evening.
FRAsK MERCER, tho handsome Sutro
I~sd,pends~i man. came up 10 the Comstock
yesterday.
ExPLorrs at tho Sutro Tunnel get their
money to-day. Tho payroll figures up
$4,000.
j.. J. HILL. State Printer. was In vir-
ginia City yesterday.
THE Sierra Nevada paid out $i5,7a2 to
the miners yesterday.
TnE Virginia Board Of Aldermen will
meet this evening.
Tue Savage pump Is still working all
right.
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FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.
Robert r. MeKessie Fsiis from .
cage In the saecsr Mine and 10
Fatally IaJured.

Robert T. Mckenzie. . native Of Nova
Scotia. aged IS years. met with an acei-
dent yesterday that resulted In his death
at J o'clock this morning. Mr.. Mckenzie
Was working In tho succor shaft, and do
scended with his shift at I O'Clock in the
afternoon. After clearing out some two
or three carloads Of loose rock In the bot
tom the lights suddenly went out. indica-
ting bad air In the bottom. Tho men
then all got ON tho . 10 10 10 the 800
level. where water could be turned down
the shaft 10 drive out the bad air. The
cage had not proceeded more than ten feet
when Mckenzie tainted and fell from the
cage to the bottom Of the shaft. The cage
was Immediately lowered and Mr.. Nc
Kenzie found lying on the bottom. his left
leg bsing broken and q severe wound In
the left hip. His right hip vn also
severely bruised. lie Was taken 70 the
residence Of his brother. In Simon frAzer's
house. Lower Gold Hill. where ho died at
the time stated. Deceased was . single
man. lie leaves three brothers In Gold
Hill and one In Eureka
Drs. MAgec and Harris dressed the I'M
fortunate mans wounds, but u was im-
possible 10 save his life.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Buckner will bring his bill 10 substitute
Treasury notes for national bank notes.
before the banking and Currency Com.
mittee to-day. IL 10 now generally under
stood that the real object Of this bill 10 10
pave the way for Q further attempt 10 gsi
an unlimited issue Of greenbacks. - an
entering wedge for . new imitation move.
msnt, and II will DO supported and opposed
a. such.
The body OF James II. Daley was found
on the pavement at the corner Of Ninety.
fourth and O streets. South Boston. last
night. He had been robbed and his skull
crushed In. probably from . slung shot
No clue to the murderers. whose object
undoubtedly wa robbery. deceased being
In the habit Of carrying considerable money
about his person.
About 1910 o'clock this morning . fire
broke cut In the Academy Of Music on
Halsted street, Chicago. which In . few
minutes entirely Quilted the inside Of the
building. but was. Ut I O'Clock. confined 70
that ediice. The theater was occupied BY
. variety show. and 10 said 10 have cost
originally $50, 1000. IL Is worth now. prob
ably. about $4,000.
The levee On the east bank OF the bacra-
mento river. about . mile and . bali below
Sacramento. broke at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing. An army Of men Ia at work trying 70
mend u and stop the food which 10 feared.
II they fail " stop the opening 81 II street.
the backwAtsr may food the lower part OF
the city. Beyond this nc damages are ap-
pretended.
Charles Williams. adruggist Of Browns
willie. oregon. shot and Instantly killed
Marion Fields. last Saturday night
Fields was drunk and abused Williams be-
cause he would not sell him liquor. VII.
liams became angry and the homicide was
the result.
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

PirRyrELp. Me-. April %. ieel.
0sxrLExsx-sseins numerous certificates In
the Maine Tsrmsr endorsing the merits Of the
great Lung Remedy. wistar's Baisam Of VIA
Cherry, ! am induced and I take great pleasure
IN giving publicity TO he great cure u accom-
plishsd In my family In the year 1854. During
the summer OF that year my son. Henry A.
Archer. nov postmaster In this place. was 81.
tackled with splitting Of blood. couch. weakness
Of lunes and general debility, 90 much 20 that
our family physician declared him to have :
seated consumption" He was under medical
treatment for . number OF months, bat ~recsivsd
NO psnsnt from it. At length. frou the solicita.
ton OF himself and others, ! WAS induced 70
purchase one bottle Of wistars Balsam Of wild
Chrrry, which benefited him % much thst ]
obtained another. which 10 . short time restored
him 10 his usual state Of health can Aafely
recommend this remedy 10 others In like con-
dltion. for 10 10. I think, all 10 purports 20 be-
the great lung remedy for the times.
The above statement. Craftsmen, 10 my Vol
untary Offering 10 you In favor OF Jour Baissm.
and ID o. your disposal. As ever. yours.
fell ANDREW ARCHER.
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t,ssasy C-eaaisisssrs.

The Board Of County Commissioners
hold = meeting In Virginia City to-day.
Present Chairman Randall. Commission
era Torp. shepperd and Sye.
Regulations from various county officers
for supplies were received and referred 70
the appropriate committees.
The Official bonds Of George saunders
and Thomas Moses were received and re-
ferrcd 10 the District Attorney.
N. p. T. Kirby. County Physician. pre-
sen.sd his monthly report: Pstienta In
hospital January 1. 40; admitted during
January, %; total treated. Is. Dis.
charged during January. 81 /; died. I /; total
accounted. -. Remaining In hospital
February 1. 46. The daily average Of Pc.
tients in the hospital during the month OF
January was 81. The attention OF the
Commissioner Was called TO the matter Of
advertising for hospital supplies.
The usual number Of monthly bills were
presented and disposed 81 In the regular
way. Adjourned.
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Aeeidsssaiiy shes.

Al about 10 O'Clock this morning. while
out hunting with . companion. Tod. Fitz-
gerald. . young man II years old. who
resides with his parents on the Ophir
grade, near the Yellow Jacket uater-tank.
was accidentally shot with . revolver
through the calf Of the right leg.
below the knee. breaking the small bone.
Fitzgerald wss taken TO his homo where
Drs. Msgee and Schnabel extracted the
ball and rendered the necessary surgical
s~ssijtance.
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,vv,vss. sn,s n.vssas,
lDep.ss.--. s...s Ev..,.s.

BLOWN DowS.-Yesterday, during the
high wind . large house just put mp near
the North Consolidated Virginia mine,
Virginia City. was blown from Its founda-
ton and dumped In tho snow.
A Coon Orrick.-E. Nys. 81 present
County Commissioner. says he will DO .
candidate for Constable at the next cleo
ton. He thi INKS no would "rather 30
Constable than President"
TmE case agsinst Albert sheverrie. gen.
orally known o. Skinner. charged with
perjury. Was dismissed In Justice knox's
Court on Saturday.
" you arc not right certain about tho
hell question. you had better pay up what
you owe tho printer.
TmE billiard match between Shaw and
Perkins has been arranged and will come
OF In Q week or Two.
TEE wichedest man In Gold Hin has
been heard 70 admit his belief In the e.
Istsncs Of . heaven.
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pIpER,s HEw OPERA HOUSE.
First Appsarases or shs Usiss
square Compauy-rhe Dani'
chsGHs'' on the Cemst0ck.

The coming Of the Union Square Com.
pany was herslded by complimentary
notices from all the newspapers. The
people wero led to expect great things OF
these actors. Their expectations have been
fully realized.
The play Of Tho Danishefs" was given
At Piper's New Opera House in Virginia
City las. evening. It Ia not Of itself . 70.
mark.bly strong production. but the man.
per in which 1. Is presented BY the Union
Square Company brings out all that 10
In II.
Norsnt presented Q oharsster familiar 10
All th~eater-goers. but In . manner seldom
squaled.
ssting. He 10 passionate without rant
and subduad without being weak. The
eject Of his manner Is apparent upon the
entire company. When "The Danichefs"
vas frst produced In New York some Of
the peopledid not take kindly 10 II. Speak.
ing Of this. Nym Chnkle. an acknowledged
authority. writes.
Do you remember how you were bored
BY "The Danicheffsf" Did anybody ever
tell you whyf
Let me tell you. Tho principal reason
why you did not like "The Dahioheffs" IL
this: Tho dramatist had seized upon n
Of the sublimest moral truths ever
ciatsd. and had worked II into the charsc-
ter Of one Of his personAges. II no had
painted 1t In oil you would have taken OF
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ROLLS Or Honoa.
Record Of she Geld Hiii seheeis fsr
shs Meath Of January.

HOE SCHOOL.
Nills Van wsgensn, Principal; Miss
salkeld, Assistsnt.-Senior C~lns-Georgie
Wright %, Clara Smith 90. A Glass
Fannie west 90. Maggie Gillespie 90.
Alice smith 9s, Lille Ksely o., Cassie
Lowman 81, Margsry Frazer 90. Beau
veto winterbauer 95. D Class-Isaac
scharff 90. Willie Mettson 90, Frank
Smith 90. Andrew Hyde 95. Leonard
Lichtenberger. IS.
Miss Evsritt's Rsom-Josephine Mudd
90. John NcGinnis 90. Ella Mcdonald 90.
Clarence Reid 95. Alice Henderson 9S,
John McCann %. Robert Daley 9s. Martin
Hawkins 90. Anna Chegwidden 81. Katie
Kesly 90, Willie Harris %. Grant Marsh
IS, Katie O'Csnnell 95. Mary Bath 95.
Clara Pohl IS, Katie Davis 95. Mary Lloyd
IS, Lizzie Hanlon 95, John Coyle %,
James Carbray95
J. Z. Brsy's Room-Minnie Haub. Har-
~ Thurber. Virginia Meyers. Fannie
brown. George Morrison. Alfred Merrill,
Leon Hall. Mile Doten. Pommie O'Don-
nell. Dave Mccarthy. Jennie Greenwood.
Miss McDonnell's Room-Georgia Gill.
sspie, Laura Oliver. Rachel Bromheld.
John Shsehan. John Mulligan. Maggie
Fisher. Julia Matthews. Maggie Riley.
Annie Fault. Cora Noel. Mary Holmes,
Annie Barnett. John Mullins, James
O'Connell. Katie Henry.
Miss Smiths Room-May Winnie, Mary
Doran, Fannie Kennedy. Alice hyde. Jane
Steele. Leet Blanchard, Greeley Hall, An
mic Doran. John 0'Lsary. Mary Geo. Alice
Bulgsr. James McCann, Charlie Likens,
Abe Gearey.
Miss Davis Room-Martin Brenton. II.
Booth. Baths Blaugh. Tommie Coyls. W.
Gross. Eddie Carbray. Mike Decay. Johnny
Fentcn, Joe Featss. Johnnie Griner. Eddie
Hanlon. Tommie Henry. Johnnie Henry.
Eddie Jones. Enoeh Kellogg. Clarence Lo-
gan. Frank McCurdy. Charley Mccarthy.
Frank Mccarthy. Johnnie Manuel. Josie
Merritt, Eugene Mclaughlin. Carl Owens,
Frank 0'Learey. Frank Reid. James Woods.
Emma Booth. Alice Cotton. Mollie Degnin.
Mary Grinin. Annie Hughes. Lizzie Nc
Curly. Lulu Mcdonald. Susie Wade. kix-
zie Crisp. Grace Coulter. Roddie Fraser.
Maggie Grimm. Annie Morgan. Carrie Ogg.
Emma Oliver.
Mrs. Gsston's Room - Maud Prusted.
0ussis Hsub. Nora Griffin. John Antoine,
Willie Grinsr. John Fulton, May Nc
Martin, Beatrice Simmons. Maggie Wade.
Harvey Logan. Willie Dauchy. Frank
woodlife. George westlAke.
Miss Harris Room - Clara Beckwith.
Emma Pierce. Fred Likens. Archie Nc
Neill, Tommie Marks. Lille O'Connor.
Flora Wood. Willie Lariysre, Willie
O'Brien, Edwin Thomas.
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CrsWa PsiaI

A San Francisco contemporary says:
The impression having got abroad that the
assessment just levied by the Crown Point
Mining Company WAS not an imperative
necessity. NO have taken pains 10 inquire
into the financial affairs Of that corpora-
tion, with the following result: The ~
ssssment Was levied because the company
was in debt In the sun Of $4,000. which
indebtedness has since increased 10 sbout
Sos. 900. by the time the assessment 10
collected, the accumulated expenses. With
The indebtedness. will equal. and very
Iilelv exceed the assessment money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

Tho Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Company ran their snow pillow oil last
night In order to have the track clear for
this mornings express train. Tho pillow
was run by the engines Columbus and
Esmeralda. Of which Thomas Reynolds
and Gus. Parker arc the engineers. o. IL.
Sperry was the conductor. The mail train
came through on time this morning. and
everything Is In good order on tho rail.
road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05
Davis Trial.

In the District Court The ontirs fore
noon to-day was devoted 70 completing the
Jury for the trial Of William N. Davis.
who u charged with the killing Of Louis
Ash. The Jury Agreed upon 10 a follows ;
David Knapp. A. d. Bullard. II. Moore.
Pat. Fields. @. w. Saunders, George
Smith. George Holmes. &C. Smith. I. Z.
Lee. Robert Walsh, Fred. Marohn and u.
Howard. Tho examination Of the wit
nssses was commenced st $50 this After
noon.
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sYRuP.r

No other medicine In the world was ever
given such . test Of its curative qualities -
Boschse's German Syrup. In three ysars two
million four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were distributed FREQ Of
charge By druggists In this country to those
sfiIcisd with Consumption. Asthma, Group,
severe Coughs, Pn.umonia and other diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs, diving the Amsnean
psoole uudeniabIe proof that German Syrup
viii cure them. The result mas been that drug.
gists In every town and village In the United
states arc recommending Tito tnetr customers.
90 70 your druggists and ask what the{ know
about Il. sample bottles 10 cents; regular size
Is cents. Three dosss VII relieve any oAss.
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION HERE.

Hotioe the " Star Remedies" DR.. Van Dykes
'AntLB Bilious oars" 10 preferred TO all other
dyspeptic medicines. First, Il does not nips.
second. 10 dos not nsuseais; third, It 10 pleas
ant TO taste and smell.
.Trout OIL Ointment IL prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout, and 10 the best Liniuent In the
world for Rheumatism. Neuralgia spd sprsins.
90 10 Jour dugsist. Gst . ssampls bottle OF
ooh. frss 81 eharEs. Trout OIL, % cent? Per
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IONIC

xvsry one. ., times. feels the necessity Of
some restorative Of the vital povsrs. dsprssssd
BY mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con-
ditions let svssy one, instead OF nytng 70 the
alcoholic or medicinal stimulants. which must
Be- followed By Depression equal 70 their excite
ment. reinvigonts his dersnaed system by the
natural tonic elements Of the Peruvian Syrup.
Bold BY All duQrdats,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

DENVER, with . population Of twenty.
Ave thousand, has only three policemen.
The city would not have even these
three. but for the fact that they are
good.hearted. sensible fellows, who
never disturb or interrupt anybody.
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a CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrvtions Of youth. nervous vsskDsss. sariY
decay. loss OF manhood. etc. ] will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRIl o. cnAnon.
This great remedy VS. Discovered bya mission.
arr In South America. send 9 self-sddresssd
10 the RRv. J0BEPH Z. IMAM
Station d. Bible House. New Yofk CITY
se1O 6m
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rnR PALACE KArINa STAND.

For . roast OF beef unezesiisd IN Storey
county, 70 To Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. ! North o street,
Virginia CITY. Rresh oystsrs at oil hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For t.s'y, home style Of cooking. and
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-05

W. B. sHKrrKap. County Commissions
and Superintendent Of the Utah mine. has
removed his residence from No. III South
G street. virginia. 70 22s South Q street.
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O. n. GALLUP.

O. n. aALIur. opposite The Bank q oshfos.
MA. Cola Hrl. hssps constantly on hand eli
fsvcrits brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoics bit
eissrs. ali hnds Of chewing Tobacco. nicer
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. ens eutisY, and
toys md hncy goods Of all kinds. sp3s
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Nor Mrs. Adolph sutro 10 not
lying dangerously IN. - has been reported.
Some time since she sprained her ankle In
jumping out Of . buggy. but II now able
70 bo about - usual.
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"Iy II wasn't for hope the hssrt
would break" ~ the old lady said whom
abe buried her seventh husband.
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LE

Governor Nichols DlsoIalms all Re.
sponslblllty.
ESPECIAL DisrArcnrs TO TIE 0oLp HnI
DALI Naval
Fewer OF Congress over Treaties.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Sargent's brief
- to the power Of Congress TO legislate In
oontrAvention Of treaty stipulation was de-
lsyed by the printer until this afternoon.
but copies have now been placed In the
hands Of all tho members Of the commit
tee. and will in due season be distributed
In Congress. This brief. after citing In
logical order and with great elearness tho
numerous decisions Of the United States
Courts and Attorney Generals. and the
on the question, concludes % follows (:
"We may summarize this whole matter by
saying that the United States Government,
by virtue Of Its sovereignty, has that right
OF self.preservation and has o duty 10 ex-
orciss It's powers /; that protection includes
the preservation OF Its people from in
flucnoes injurious TO their happiness, cur
failing the necessaries Of life, or Interior
ing with their innocent engagements I;
that Il IL bound TO exercise these powers
for the benefit Of Its wi people. where
necessary. at the expense OF the conyen.
fence OF the people Of other nations, and
that Congress Is the possessor OF constitu-
tional power, by tho passage Of . law TO
abrogsts or modify treaties. This power
has been frequently exercised by Congress.
and It's action upheld by the Executive
and Judicial branches OF the Government.
II IL not the purpose Of this brief TO state
the reasons why this power should now DO
exercised. but simply 10 show that II ex-
ists. We assume that the committee have
full light upon the great evils affecting
the Western States and Territories from
the influx Of vast numbers Of Asiatics,
who do not come ~ ordinary immigrants,
or with the purpose Of making the United
States their home, who are alien In every
respect and remain 10. and are an indiges-
hble non-assimilative mass In our body
polite. We merely point out that Con.
gress possesses power. and 10 bound BY
duty 70 provide . remedy for such evils"
the Returning Board Trial.
New ORLEANS. Fob. i.-Testimony In
the Anderson case to-day was not specially
significant or new. William Green. .
leading colored ward politician. testified
that he was called 10 Washington As 0 wit
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ssress aaes.s,ss..

isr rHs WESTERN UNION rkIkasAru IIsnLi
San FRAScisco, Fob. 5-2;S0 ?. =.
Con. Virginia. 23s b
Yellow Jacket. i0s bid
ChollAr- Potosi. ii
Ophir. 81
Alta. 81
Alpha. i0h
Grand Prize. i3A.
Justice, II
California. Is
Overman, "a
Crown Point. 81
ChoilAr-P otosi. 3ih
Savage. 49,
EIchequsr. ass
Justice, In
Alta. 81
Hale 4 Norcross. i0S asked
Con. Virginia. 23t
Navajo. Ills
Gould a Curry. 81 asked
Ophir. 81 asked
Eureka Con-. - asked
Star.
Mexican, l3h
E,chequer. ass
Yellow YAcket. iOh
Tip Top. >
Mexican. i3a
Best q Beleher. isa
Raymond 4 Ely. 50
Justice. lS
Alta, So asked
Caledonia. 2.s0
Grand Prize, i3s
Chollar- Potosi, uS
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Tho regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill wash held
last evening. Present-Trustses Steven
son. Fox and Mercer.
The Committee on Finance reported that
the bill Of tho Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company for IS was Withdrawn.
Tho Committee on Streets and on Fire
and Water reported their departments In
good condition.
Ordered that the regular monthly bills
Ne paid.
And the following bills were referred 70
the Finance Committee: George En-
NETT. SAG 65; W. n. Hall 4 Co.. -;
Browne, Hoffman 4 Craven. SAC I; Fred.
Kline, 80 50; ID. J. RAdovich, 81 ]. p.
Mcfarland. SIS 40; J. A. Marshall. 4 Co..
si2 30: Il. Mercer. s1i; Gallatin 4 Fol-
som fli 63.
The following resolution was passed
R,.oirei. That Ridge street. High street.
Imperial street and Pluto street. ~ sur
veyed by Alfred Craven, civil engineer. on
the 2ist OF January. 1878. said plat being
now on file In the ofico OF b Clerk OF
the Board Of Trustees Of the Town Of Gold
Hill at the Town Hall, arc hereby de-
clared open and public streetso OF tho Town
Of Gold Hill.
Ordered that Q warrant Be drawn In
favor Of ]. ID. Fegan for 5000 for land pur-
chased. being q portion OF the old Imperial
lot. 30 feet wide and running on tho south
line and extending from Main street 70
east line Of said lot.
The placing Of moro crossings on Main
street was left 10 the Committee on Streets
and tho Town Marshal.
The following reports from town officers
were read and ordered placed on file:
I~RKAsuRKR's EFFORT.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees OF
tho town Of Gold Hill-aentlsmen I
herewith submit the following report OF
recaipts aud disbursements for the quarter
ending January 81. 1873:
DR..
Oct. 81. is7I-To balance In
treasury ...... .......... SI,SIo VI
Jan. 81. ls7s-To cash received
from ]. l.. MeClsery. 49,. ASA 81
Jan. 81, is7s-To cash received
from J. II. Harris. ..... SOS 00
Jan. 81. is7s-To cash received
from W. q. Hyde. ...... "a %
$i2.7t0 -
Jan. u. isTs-By coupons paid. $1.200 90
Jan. 81. is7s-By warrants paid 7.767 %
-
$s,s67 SO
Balance in treasury January 81.
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TOWN TRUSTEES.

Msssing Of shs Beard Lat Night
Rsperts % she Treasurer. rswa
Marshal asd Tswn Cisrk-A BAL.
anese % e5,77a 81 In she Treasury.
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EUROPE.
.NNs'
AUSTRIA DISSATISFIED WITH THE
PEACE PREllMlnARlEs.
sERvIA ALSO REPUDIAfEs fHE
ARNISfICE.
Debate in tho Enylish House OF
Commons.
THE GREEK TROOPS CAPTURE
DoMoCo.
lsrsorAL DurArcH TO rHs aoLD HUI
JAIL Hxvs.l

(srsoIAL DnrArcH TO fHI Coin Hh
DAILY Hxws.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-24
Potter g. Frisbie!

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below N the price annexed.