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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
A D~isAsraous sroRn.
Several Vessels Wrecked ON Lake
Michigan Lives Lost.

several Vessels Wrecked on Lake
Michigan Lives Lost.
DrrRorr. Nov. l.-Adviccs from Grand
Haven reports that the heaviest sea Of the
season prevails there to-day. Four vessels
hare been driven on the beach-the Ameri.
can. Montpelier and Australian. the namo
Of the fourth not ascertained. Other
vessels can be seen endcavoring to make
port. One man was drowned OF the Aus.
tralian by attempting TO jump from the
vessel TO . pier while drifting in. In re.
Spouse TO . telegram, half Of tho life
saving crew OF the station at Grand Haven
took . lifeboat to Whitehall by special
train this noon to rescue the crew from
the rigging Of tho bark ). Q. Woodruff.
sunk In thirteen feet OF water n milo
from shore.
DrrRorr. Nov. 1.-The steamer DcPere
yesterday morning encountered the four
mated barge J. II. Rutter of Ludington.
water.logged. aud succeeded In getting
her within one mile Of Ludington hsrbor
when she could do no more and was
Obliged TO leave her. During tho night
the vessel sank In about twenty-five feet
Of water about one milo from Ludington
pier. Tho Captain and crew aud some
seventy men that went 10 the vessel last
night 10 help trim her. were In the rigging.
The sea WAS running very high and IL was
impossible for the ting TO get TO her. The
l~ife-saving station Is doing all II can 10
rescue the men. IL 10 reported this norm
ing that the vessel Is breaking up. The
barge 10 loaded with grain.
Il 10 reported that u boat load Of
lsborers have been rescued. The crew
are still In the rigging. Tho vessel Is
breaking up. No hopes are entertained
Of rescuIng tho balance Of tho men before
night.
The schooner Lake Forest, corn laden,
10 ashore at Hammond's Bay. Lake Huron,
full OF water. The tug Smith. from Che
boygan. has gone 70 her rescue. The
schooner warto Is ashore on Beaver Island
full Of water. Her cargo consists OF oats
and pork for Collingwood. The tug
Lsviathan has gone tn her from Cheboy.
gan. The schooner d. Il. Owen, on en-
tsring Manistee harbor this morning
during the gale. struck North pier and
sunk. She Il loaded with brick. Tho
vessel and cargo are probably = total loss;
no insurance.
Later sdvices from the bark Woodruff.
sunk ct whitehall. state that the vessel
went 10 pieces this afternoon. Two Of her
crew are missing.
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THE QUESTION or PRopIrs.

"what Is tho profit and what the risf" are
the nrst considerations In ever bus mess Trans
action. Me-rrs. Lawrence q Co.. Baniers. 81
Exchange Place. New York City. MAKE larss
pronts monthly for their customers BY the new
Combustion 5, stem Of Operating In stocks si
the N. Y. stock Exchange. by this system
they mass together varioas sums from thou.
lands VI customers, and with the aggregate
become giants In the street. placing their
patrons on an equality with the kings OF finance.
whether the amount Invested DO great or small.
SIS pays SIS. or 8 per cent. on the stock during
~ days; Us pas sass. or Q per cent; S10o pays
"a 90. or 10 pei cent. and 90 on. according 10
the market. Msssrs. Lawrence 4 Co.'S clrcul 20
copyrighted and sent free) contains Too I'm.
errins hules for Success In ktoek Ops, q ions.'
aud explains everything. The Brooklyn journal
OF April 29lh says "Msssrs. Lawrence 4 Co.
have many f~seiiiiies By which their customers
sscurs advantages not otherwise obtsinsble.
Our editor made . net pront OF ti0i rs ON an
Investment OF 80 In their combinations" The
standing and responsibility OF sisssrs. Lawrence
4 Co. 10 IN Questioned. ana they furnish the
best Of refereeces. Highest market pr,ce paid
for all kinda Of stocks ami Bonds, and new
Government Loan supplied. no3 sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02

PERSONAL. - Ex-Governor Stafford, OF
Arizona. allowed the sunshine OF his pres
sncs TO benefit Gold Hill = little while to.
day. He looks no older than he did ten
year, ago. and is prosperous aud happy.
lie has struck oil. lie has got mines 10
miles from his home In Tucson. the poor
est Of which has millions In sight, aud he
Ia now after . mill To grind the bullion
out. And ho has = whole army Of personal
friends In this section 10 congratulate him
on his good fortune.
MILLINERY GooDs.- Madame Loryea,
the popular agent for Henry Phillips. has
Just returned from San Francisco, ,CAlifor.
mia, with an entire new stock OF elegant
millinery goods, which will bo sold very
cheap. She 10 10 be found at vaenberg's
dry goods store. No. ca South q street,
Virginia. Give her . call.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-The Democrats
Of Gold Hill will have another grand rally
at Miners' Union Hall tonight. John II.
Kittrell and other able and eloquent speak
ers will be In attendance anu address the
people.
A SURVEY for . narrow.gauge railroad ID
being made from Lake View. along thu
western side Of the Comstock range to
Virginia City.
TIE time for holding services at the
Episcopal Church has beon cha nged from,
7:s0 TO Z o'clock.
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Dead.

Thomas \. Clark. one Of tho men hurt
by tho fall OF 4 scsffold at the Lady bryan
mine on Tuesday last, died at Virginia
City to-day. The deceased was . man well
known In the community. . citizen OF
sterling integrity. and bore wherever
known an unblemishod character. He
was . native OF Ohio. aged % years. aud
was al the time Of his death M active men,
Der Of tho National Guard and Olive
Branch Lodge. I. D. o. r.. Of Virgins
City, BY the members Of which bodies he
was deeply loved aud respected. He will
be buried from Odd Fellow Hall to-mor.
row Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock p. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02

Giles Of American Manufacture from the
market. THAT 10 the Kind Of Q platform
Mr.. Deal stands upon" said Mr.. Daggett.
9 An different. I believe In white men,
In the Anglo-Saxon race. and I I believe In
putting on q tariff TO protect American
labor sgainst AsiAtic composition"
Mr. Deals expression. "a nation, as
they call it," was held up to the scorn II
deserved. Mr.. Daegett concluding with
an eloquent p%anegyric to the glorious
Union which has been preserved To as
and which we are permitted to enjoy
despite its enemies.
Mr.. Daggett gave his personal expert.
ence from the time when he left his
home with his rifle on his shoulder to
cross the trackless plains; and since that
time having worked rs a miner, practical
printer and editor. He showed himself
in perfect accord with the working
classes.
Mr.. Dseeett concluded by declaring
that the Republican party will live as
long rs patriotism .dwells in the Amer.
can heart. The speaker was heartily
~applauded at the different points OF his
speech.
The song by the Cornish Glee Club.
which followed, was splendidly rem
dered. In u musical way this Club Is
the pride Of the Comstock.
The Emmett Guard Band rendered an
excellent selection.
oruER SPEAKERS.
James A. Stephens was the next speaker.
lie told some interesting and amusing
stories. His boat was q glowing and de-
served tribute to "old Bill Gibson" Re-
publican nominee for the State Senate.
Mr.. Kinkead's record with regard to work.
ingmen'was reviewed. He had employed
thousands Of men In the State 81 Nevada.
and every one Of them had been paid his
wages TO. the last cent.
Az this point J.. II. KinkeAd. Republican
candidate for Governor, and J. d. Ham.
mond. Republican candidate for State
Superintendent OF Public Instruction. en-
tered the hall and were greeted with cheers.
Mr.. Kiukead made . pleasant speech and
Was followed by Mr.. Hammond. who GER
tainly IL n OF the inest speakers en-
gagged In the present campaign.
Harry Mighels. Republican nominee for
Lieutenant Governor. closed the meeting
with . rattling good talk. some Of his
stories were so good that the NEWS regrets
the want Of space which precludes their
publication.
The crowd dispersed 10 music by the
band. after three rousing cheers for tho
entire Republican ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
lLspsky shot.

Last evening the man Lonsky. who wa,
arrested the day before for burglary In
Virginia. and who had been reticent up 10
that time. suddenly became communities.
tive. lie expressed aperfect willingness
to repent Of his past errors. and Is an
evidence thereof promised to unoarth the
"swag'' and deliver up his "pals," II
allowed to to do 30. The opportunity was
afforded. lie was taken in charge by
Chief McCourt and Captain o'Brien. To
the attendance Of the latter Mr.. Lonsky
strenuously objected; II he went along Il
would spoil all. Still the Captain went
and did spoil all-the plans Of Lonsky and
his legs too, as the sequel will show. After
visiting several places. in each Of which
Lonsky wanted TO go alone and in the
dark. 90 a. TO "make sure" tho trio
brought up at the Silver Palace Saloon.
Here Lonsky gave . minute description OF
the opal" they were looking for. and
Chief McCourt went in TO find him.
Watching his opportunity, Lonsky darted
OF down fiowery street. closely followed
by the Captain. who fired four shots at him
while running, wounding him In the
fieshy part Of both thighs and bringing
him down. He now lies In Jail, and has
become As reticent again Is before he was
repentant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
rneRMoMHRIc.
RECORD OF THE TEMPERATURES
OF THE consroCK.
what the weather Clerk has been
Abous for Nearly Five Years
Exsreaes Of Hsas and Geld and
sudden ChAnEes.

Secretary Gilman. Of the Chollsr.Potosi
Mining Company. has. since January ish
1874. been keeping . daily record Of the
weather on the Comstock. Tho changes
he has deiineated on . chart which hangs
In the ofi,s Of the company. and which 10
. beautiful testimonial 70 Mr.. ailman's
skill with tho pen and mechanical In.
gsnuity. lis equal TO the finest steel
engraving In appearance. and 10 very
valuable for reference. This chart.
together with his observations Of indica.
tons and results. enables Mr.. Gilman 70
rival "Old Probabilities" himself In
representations Of the weather. The
chart also contains the following tables
showing the average monthly minimum
and maximum Temperatures. and the mean
temperatures Of each month and OF each
year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
AN .AnLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and 10 you led . mile.
cradle, upsatisfsctory life In this beautiful
world. II 10 entirely Jour own fault and there 10
only ons sxcuse for %you-your unreasonable
prejudice ana skeptictsm. which has killed
thousands. Pers,nsl knowledge and com non
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com
plant, or Dyspepsia, with all tts miserable
effects, such as alex headache. palpitation OF
the heart, rour stomach, hsbituai cosivsness.
Dizziness Of the head. nervous prostration low
rpirta. etc. Its salss now reach every tovnon
lie western CIntinsut, and not . Druggist but
will tell you OF It's wonderful cures. You can
bur q sample Bottle for ~ cents. Tnres doses
will relieve Won, jeiO COW n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02

Ew Moore. 4 II Bryant. ID ~Sehoenfeldt.
J II Martin. rhos II Ryan. q N Niehter.
David Knight. I'd LAwrvy. n II Burns,
ia Reed. Jas Gadlsw. Mrs 4 Reese. Miss
J 0ault. G NeKelvey. Harry Marstt. ID
Tudsbury. Thomas u Howard. W rusks'
q T stsnhouse. Mrs l. u Graniee and
child. ID GlAvin. Louis Cobeillia. rs Holt.
] II Eossi;s-. Q Jones. James Munsell Jr.
Madame Loryea. A brahms, J n Whaling.
J q unisghil. W a Davis, W A Jones.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
DON'T FORGRT 1T.

II you arc troubled with n~srvousnsss. are dis.
hssrisned. tired Of life. fear death. or feel oui
OF sorts. - the saying IL. you may safely con
elnde that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver 10 very apt TO become
torpid this season OF the year. ~ poisons arts.
ing from stagnAnt water or decaying vegetation
are more nnmepus, and are through inhalation
taken into the blood. Unlers the liver IL strong
and active. and furnishes . supply Of fresh and
pure blsod TO drive out the Impurities. the
above. mcntioned symptoms surely follow. and
n not needed. end In more terrible disessss and
death. Whites Prairie Flower prover iirtli the
Great Liver Psnscea. lts setion on the liver IL
different from ary med cine ever compounded.
It's cures arc truly wonderful. Try Il. Price
twenty i've cents and seventy.nve cents. Ask
Jones, the druggist, for 10. aul1 COW b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
Dsp..,.r-- t..s sve.iss.

n Burton. Il J NOLAN, Vim Mason, Geo
Meco.leii. T Grsysoa. Col A c Dunn.
T q Cobb. Geo W Bryant. Geo W Baker.
W Adams, 7 Winston. A ID Kennedy.
W y Anderson. l. Frank. Joseph Frank.
c O Hay. Geo W Morse. rD Low. Louis
Tsusig. J y Boyd. J Z Jones. J d Morris.
p II Murphy. d Dexter. Mrs Z NeLain'
T. n purkee, ] " Whaling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
Election Tickets.

The GoLD HILL News job Printing
Office possesses the most excellent facil.
tiles for the production Of election
tickets. We have three first.class steam
presses ready to turn out the tickets in
any desired quantity at the shortest
notice. Perfect privacy. secrecy and
strict correctness Is guaranteed. N we
conduct such work with closed doors,
no one except the most Trustworthy
employees are allowed In the press.room.
and no communication is allowed with
outsiders. Thus the regular party
tickets cannot be tempered with. and NO
treachery will be allowed. Confidential
orders carefully attended to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02

r,r tn. ~s,rr.s cxOs rIxsH. rnai

San FRAScisco. Nov. 2.-The following
were the street quotations after the morn
ing session Of the Board:
Ophir. SO asked; bullion. i3h; Alta.
i3s. Yellow Jacket. 2ts, Gould a Curry.
Is; sierra Nevada. i94; Mexican. - bid;
Beat a Bslcher. 2tsibid; Confdencs. II
bid; Savage. ~ bid: Union Con-. i51;
Hale a Norcross. % bid; Chollar'P otosi,
5gtbid; California. l2aaked. 0verman,
27t; Bodie. 10 asked; Con. Virginia. ~,
bid. i2a asked; Julia. 6 bid; Utah. AZ bid.
a asked I; Justice, 81 bid. 81 asked
Belcher. . asked. 81 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
senator Jones a, Carson.

Tonight Senator Jones will address the
people Of Carson and vicinity. The whole
country 10 fully Aroused and all are anI.
ious 10 listen 70 NovadA's great represent.
alive. Many have gone down BY teams
from this vicinity and more will follow ON
the evening train. II will DO big night Tor
Caraon peOple.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
A %RRMARKABLR CAsK.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tha: Of the mar John p. Herman.
dez, residing In Salt Lake CITY. who Vas ct
deaths door with that terrible disease Maras-
mus; ths best medical aid had failed TO stop
the progress OF the mslady. when twenty.three
bottles Of DRlSTOL'S sARSAPARiLLA and
thres phials OF BRisT0L's PILLS made him q
we'll man. ty36 I'm
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A ROW or PRARLs

aiisiening through coral lips 10 certainly .
pleasing objects but . row Of discolored, BE-
-peekei teeth In any mouth ct all 10 = ~srievous
drawback; add 10 this that such . Get OF teeth
IL usually accompanied By impure breath, and
one can searceiy imagine anything more oh.
jsctionable. sOZODuNT. the great purifier OF
the breath and whi;ener OF the teeth, obviaies
this state OF thu mouth completely, resculng its
dental occupants from desi ruction snd counter.
acting tho influence upon the enamel Of acid
.scrutiOpe I'm the mouth. COLL I'm
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Rally T'o.Night.

Al the veranda House. Lower Gold Till,
some Of the best Republican speakers In
the present campaign will address the
people on the main political questions Of
the day. There sro . good many sensible
Democrats as we'll as Republicans down
that way. oil Of whom are cordially invited
to attend and hear good square political
ssnsa talkel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
A VOICE FROM NEVADA.

From Virginia oitya poor sufferer, almost
dsvoured alive BY an ulcsrous secret disease.
sends ne bis thanhs and gratitude for his ~
c0very 10 health. effected By those sterling good
msdicin's, Bristol's sArsspsrilla and Pills.
estsblished for over forty years. They have the
confidence Of both doctors and patients.
au7tlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the erors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send Q
receipt that will cure you, yRsI or cHAnon
This great remedy wa discovered BY Q mission.
airy In south America. send . self-addressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
station ID, Bible House, New iork City.
ss3O On
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ARTISTIC. There Is on exhibition q
Boegle's show window q fine portrait don't
In al =, w.,,v p~rcli,,b.m .o, NJ Mr..
n..,s.1.-- :, y,-.,.,.
w.uv a, III ho ,omomh.ro, x.,, 10 m,
BLACK Hills q year ago last Summer and
died there. Tho painting is taken from .
photograph. II Is life size, and every tint
and expression 10 most lifelike. IL wa
painleu Mr. Of Sc,,h n s.,ss, Viz,
cinia. and /, an artistic piece Of work.
The pietnre attracted great attention last
evening.
p..oxu D., u.cr,ro. VIM ,ook
.-.,.s..,.xuo,,,n, r.mh,. north n
cary 'unuA' "e ~,
virginia, entered q tunnei MT uu'oi'u
over backward into . winze where he Jay
,nrse Gays WIN oro.sn sn.n,,.,
, mi S Sr , aa Ia I soSSis. ,bont on
crutehss. bears his weight on his legs, and
Will 10 ABOUT again before long,
NEw IScoHrsRArIoS.-Tho Lower Crown
Point Mining Company was incorporated
day before yesterday in San Francisco.
oApiai. sio'ooo,Ooo Directors -John
u. Murdoch and George seekel.
, ho,,.r .,s.u.,,rm s,..,,or,
"a hss".
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FATAL DELAY.

It Is often the case that We sscrincs our lives
by delaying the use Of proper remedies. Afew
hours lost is often fatal 10 acute diss ases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on TO modification
and death. DO not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use freelJ Bfistol's Ssrsaparilla and Pills; In
them you have safety and health. oc16 cod I'm
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REPUBLICAN RALLY.
THE MEETING IN GOLD HILL
LAST NIGHT.

speeches by u. -. Dasgess. a. j.
sseph..., J. n. Kishesd. j.. D.
Msmmssd ssd A.. n MiEhess-
s~or~hers for the Democrats
Epthusissm Throughout
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02

BAN PRAScnco. Nov. 2.-senator Sharon
disclLms any intention Of r~esigning. ~
STATED BY the washington Star. He ex-
pect 70 bs In Washington during tho
Winter session,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-02

A SKw hre bell WAS yesterday put In
place ON the Corporation House. Virginia.
II was tapped - though for A alarm Of
nrs and the experiment. showed IL 10 poe
psss . aas tone. II Was cast IN Virginia.
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q. n.

o. n. 9ALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia. Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
f~syorite brands Of Imported C.earp, ohoice bit
clgars. eli kiuds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
scbaum pipes, nuts, candles, nne cutlery, and
tovs and hncy aoois Of all kinds. ans m
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nErokr.
sAn Fraseascs Board.

20 Leopard. SOC
l05 Grand Prize. 6t,7
SIS Husssy. 6oc
$50 Navajo. soc. $50
500 Endowment. SOC. Sc
$40 STAR. coo
100 Silver Prize. sc
iro Hamburg. i ~
!, Nso,Highhridgs. 2 co. ~
40 xodoc. 500
40 Boiie. 20. ies
3cg McClintcn. s5c
$50 Bulvsr. iGS
goo GoodshAw. Coo
1850 Oriental. I. i05
400 south. Bedie. SOC
400 Richer. II
$40 Con. Pacific. ga 30
$50 Dudley. 1.rS
ll50 Golden Chariot. Zoe. Joe
zoo Lssds.'2.r %
ssilver King. Is
7s0 Eureka Con-. SS, gs
1900 Belmont. 2s.'2 40, ~
$40 Indian Queen. ! III
i1tb. Argsnia Gs..IS
$50 Manhattan. ~
.c tnder~ndeacs. ~
500 1uscarora.:lOc
Gao Belle Isle. toc,. Soe
leo Hillside,t3
2~35o'Paradise. I 70. IN. les
800 Coso. zoe
100 Bechtsl. 1
1910 Tiogs. ~. ? 40. ~
100 summit. 10
i25. ~BlaeAhAwk. IL
400 Booker.
ASS Mono. 81. 81. 50
$50 Hustler. CSC. TOO
90 ChieftAin. Toe
200 Martin White. 81
DIS Tiptop. I 40, l IS.
so Caledonia tDlack Hillsl. II
100 south Standard. 100
rms MORNING..
2ss5 ophir. ss.. IS. S7s. sss. S7s. IS,
IS. 57s
essc M.ris.n. rs, TAN. IAN. TAN. Is. IS
1875 0ouid a Curry. iss Is, isa, LII
Gao Best a Belchsr. IS, 25a, IS
CSC California. ~. liz. N1
los savage. 22a 22t, y
1918 Con. virginia. l2S, i2a, l2is
2fs.Cbell.r.P otosi. Gi. CO. co. 59s. co
iess'Hais 4 Norcross. 2is. "a. 23t. As
$50 rown Point. i0S, i0s, iOa
1850 Yellow Jacket. 2iS. 2Ia AN b. Ns
1880 Imperial. I Is. I 30
las Ksntuck. ~, ~, SIS
$50 Alpha. IS
$50 Confidence. LIN. II, II
$40 Bslehsr. 81. 81. . bio
500 Sierra Nevada, 200. i9s. 100. LOG. 1877.
i9s
so Utah. "A. IS. ~. +IS. Az. i2s.H
.1750 Bullion. 'iis IA. hS
ils5 Exchsquer. GU. Gu
Go OvermAn. Is. IN
30 Justice. 81, SD bi5
ei0 Union Con-. leo. i5s. ISL. isIs
si5..Alta. i3h .ii3, i3S. ISL
7 ~So5sJuliA. Gb,G
i3j0'CaledoniA. 5. ~, "a, %
900 Lady Bryan. ~. 2 30. 2 20. 2 GO. ~
100 Silver Hin. 1910. 3t.3
100 Challenge. IN. I CO
100 New York.u c.
100 senator. t0c. SOC
100 Phil sheridan. I 20. Ia
100 Sutro. zoe
s20fLady Washington,
100 Kossuth. 25e. SOC. SOC
$50 Con. washoe, I 81
80 Andes. s5c. soc
100 w~ellsFargo. soc
50 Ward. I IS
300 Levathan. 90c
1i0 North Con. Virginia. IL, IL. liz,
I2S. i2s
100 Trojan. tJc
90 Benton. ~, ~
800 Solid Silver. l.
200 Rough-S Ready. ~
I350'North Sierra Neyada. zoe. i5c
$50 Eureka Con-. ps, -, 3js
3Oyackson. css.
SEQ Grand Prize. Z. ~
T0.Beimont. = 20. 2 10. as
al
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1870.

Average marimum for the year..............e
Average temperature for the year............s
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PATENTS S sis:.. s.d f., S :: sss.s .s s::
pounds. ornamental dssigbs
trade MARKS and labels. Caveats. Assignmtpts.
Interferenoss. Appeals. Suits for lnftngenents
and all cases arsins under the PATENT LAWS
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
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Mr.. Dagse,t faee,iously mentioned Mr..
Deals boat that his State had Furnished .
great many soldiers for the Union army.
Tho figures did show that = great many
Maryland troops were offered. but hal the
most Of them were prisoners IN the guard
house.
Mr.. Dasgstt said he had never written
the articles attributed to him In the circu-
i.rs that hal been sent broadcast over the
st.ts. and that he did not indorse them.
Ia aid the man who proclaimed him the
author Of such sentiments Was liar In
lt.sntion was called 10 tho plank in th:
Democratic platform when ,.s,, O'
Iesoysinr 10 this the Chinese. even II they
wsrs compelled TO 90. would h.s, an op,,
Phiis among u, aud by thsir cheap living
and slsyish habits literally drive AZ Ga'