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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
R.aaiea OF shs Veterans.

Tho ball To be given In Virginia this
evening by the Order Of Union and Con-
federats Veterans will 10 . reunion OF old
soldiers As we'll IS . social gathering. This
characteristics will lend to II q peculiar
charm. An association OF valiant. ehiv-
alrous men must sver be guided by gsn-
erous sentiments and manly actions. This
will h. no exception. The precision OF
the military drill has not been sufficient to
suppress that spirit Of b~rothcrly sympathy
which 80 naturally exists between the TO-
united soldiers Of the North and South.
Each knows what was suffered by the OPP
posing hosts. They realize the extent To
which the two great armies endured grimiiy
and in silence the tolls and privations OF
active campaigns and wasting encAmp-
ments. This knowledge naturally led 10
noble admiration which In tho years has
ripened into q brotherly regard. &c to
the ball In Coopsr's Hall this evening.
and enjoy the scene of seeing tho Blue and
Gray mingled as freely as In the old lash
ioned bayonet charge. Whatever happens
there il not q mothers son OF 'em can ever
forget that America IL the country they All
.Ioye-that for her they must live OF die.
The reunion this evening will be nj
affair. The best music for dancing has
been engaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
n.rr,.x. c.r-u.s.,-- Unnecessary

An important decision was recently ren.
derel In the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District % the state Of Nevada.
The case had direct reference to the MAJ
rage relation and was entitled Mary Nil
Itch versus Peter Millich. II was a suit
for divorce. the parties having formerly
resided in Virginia. At the time the suit
was brought the plaintiff was . resident OF
Douglas county and the case came up Tor
trial before his Honor, Judge Wright.
Under the instructions Of tho court the
Jury found a verdict declaring. first. that
a civil contract OF marriage had been en-
tered into by the parties. although no
regular eeremony was ever performed (;
second, that Mr.. Millieh had introduced
Mrs.. Millich as his wifo; and third. that
on account Of extreme cruelty there was
sufficient cause for granting q divorce.
The decree % the court 10 that effect Was
accordingly entered. 7. A. stephens and
and Lindsay 4 Dickson appeared a. At
torneys for ths plaintiff. John A. Nc
Quail represented the defendant. The
trial occupied the 10Th. Goth and 2ist OF
December. 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
DO IT At ONCE.

n 1.-THE Of the testimonials nov on hand Of
the value Of pr. wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry
should be pubiished. no one would stop to reai
the bulky volume. Ash any druggist and be
uiIl VlI YOU that this HAissm IL . rial blessing
10 ali AFFECTED With throat OF ipng disesses.
An hlndred affections. Including Brppchitis.
spre Throat, Cronp, Hoarsspess. Paine In the
Cne.t and bleeding OF the Lungs yield 10 Its
wonderful power. We sdyi.e any one tired Of
sxpedmentius with physicians prescriptions
or qusek mediclbes 10 drop them al once and
use this Bslsan Of Wild Cherry. SOLD by all
drugzists. jaim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS.

Are you . dependent sufferer from Sick
Head che. nahliua, Oostiveness. Palpiistion OF
the He rti Have you Dixziness OF ths Hesd'
10 your Nervous System deppseedt Does yoef
Lyw sririts. coming up Of the food amer eat.
ing. etc.. etc.i All Of thess and much more ars
the direct u suits VI d. spepsia. Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. 0nKKxis Aueusr FLOWN 10
now sckno~i edsed by all dusgtsts 70 b .
posi'ivs cure, 10000 bottles vsr. givcn away
. sas T 4 so' Soses iii 1i s..i.fy sns pss,on o.
iis wonderful quality IN euring Ill forms OF
fndieestton. sample bottles 10 cents, regular
siss % ssnts. Bod positive By al nntelass
drugaists n C.s Us COW om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
u.r.ers's rrids Of nevada.

Joe Barnert At his famous clothing store.
entitled tho Pride Of Nevada. on south Q
street. Virginia. Is doing = rushing busi.
ness al present. and eomes y nvslier
than ever. His goods arc all drst-class.
none Of your shoddy sort. Jet be sell, ~
the very lowest cash prices. Cash 10 vhst
tells the story. and he invites everybody
owing him 70 step up 10 the Captains
ocies and settle. for Captain Joe needs the
money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
EUROPE.
DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS At A
srAnDsTIlL.
The Danube Completely
Frozen Over.
(srEcrAL DISPATCH 70 mi Coin HnL
DAILY Nxws.l
EUROPE.

The Great War in the Esst.
CoSsrASrrSopLE, Jan. s.-Tho Miplsts-
ia, ,r,.,. ,I,,,h MA. .,n.c,sb n on.r. 4,
800
consequence Of interpretations IN the
Chambers. has been ayerted. All the MIN
,.,er. re,.in THAR nortfolios. M.bmoud
n.n., p..h. iii .ho,,,v ,roos.a N IN.
DAnnAa is'nA wa '"o."y W"
spect the forlhcahons oil tho Dardanclies.
Reouff Psshs, although remaining In
....,. ., A.. xu,,.,r, q, Var =, Canadian.
.sv A S.an ~ rrs,sJ lii n.
anop.o, "A. ~. =, az $3.50 ~ penma'
suPieunv N.Y.. =,
IA' ou'einn ~ - p.ss. ~ 1I.,
Al ARMY eo,ps = osA.I snso ui'i''
ION, unuer i'eoun fA,ns Siuey -
OF. r.IInspuhu, 'nn p-Lne Soa an"
De ~. I"s.cI,S sa's ..na. a.. .,rh. -
nina..H .nSi,;ams =, mn.n. Ian ~. a..
u,sou'' 49, WIN noi en =
aione' nusslA, noNe,er, .ns
ri8nt OF LuIoPc W msAo snoWn ~ sPPtc-
ciauOn OF tne peace conaiuons selued u.
tween the beiligersns. its nevertheless
Important not 10 ADMIT any prehnsion
which might mislead the vAnquished con-
corning their position and public opinion
concerning tho relations between the
powers.
bucharest. Jan. B.-lce has ceased
moving In tho Danube. The river 10 81.
ready frozen over near Galatx. and 10 ex-
pected 10 freeze o. far ~ Simnitza imme-
diAtely.
An Athens correspondent states that the
calling out Of the second class reserve.
which has Just been ordered. will
--sAA H. - -. 40 NhtNl. AsA NLA.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08

"
WARRINGTON JAN '-oens.p fA"
son replied to-day to o gentleman VINO
ssked him In regard 10 the current report
-,
not resign under any consideration II
am to be sick I should be a focl to resign,
hec,p.s I ran liz hero and draw nv thir.
-. ..,..Lu
'osn a' ''"
you to say that l Will not resign anu 'hosc
'ei'o"s ao"h 'no'' wiz ho' Ioo h' '''o
my seat Am goinS 70 ren u.mA
ron bs. invited ms 10 wall his farm. and
I think I shall do 10, but I am subject to
relapses. and l don't know when another
III wn1t .,a h...S ~ sOr,h &C..
iiuisns who want situations until / am en-.
tirely broken down. I do not intend 10
abandon South Carolina, II my prosecutors
will let me go back. Ny interests are In
that State. I own real property In Colum.
bia and Charleston. / wish i did not. l
would like to get out, but l cannot. Tho
stories about my ahamming sickness arc
false. am unable TO move, and even
this convorsation eIcites me and makes
me fear q relapse. You are the only per-
son except Ben Butler and my doctors
whom l have seen since / was taken sick"
In response to q suggestion that q ride
might be beneficial. Patterson said that
such q thing would kill him, and no was
seized with 4 sudden 1T OF trembling.
The gentleman who visited hin reports
~ NV I w. - nv, .I VV 49,. ~ hsi0h,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
READ AND LRARN FOR YOURSELF.

Many valuable discoveries and mueh useful
knowledge 10 kept f'om the world bseauss OF
the lnmersc eIpsnss In making them Known
to the people, This IL not the case with BOW
chte's German syrup. Although bot . fee.
years Introduced Tito this country. is sale nov
reaches In every town AID village IN the v. \.
Itr wonderful inccess In curing G 'nsumptioni,
severn coughs. pneumouis. astl nA aud all
other diseases Of the throat and lungs vas nrst
made known by Distributing every ys.f. ior
rREr or osAmas. by druggists. No such . tcst
VI merit WAS ever given b<fore 70 any other
preparation. Could you ask moref 90 TO your
druggist and get . bottle TO- u cents And W IL.
sample bottles 10 cents. ll On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
rnR PAlACs EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unsrsslisd In storry
county, 10 to Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
in the Palace saloon. No.. : North q strrst..
Virginia city, Yrsh oystsss 81 all hoan In
svsry styis. Forty miners aiwsys on hand o.
uieht. for tasty, homs style Of cooking. add
shs bcst and frcsi eel Of al that the markets
snord, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try 70. spts ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
lndiscreiions Of youth. nervous weakness. sariY
decay. los Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, ynxH % CHANCE.
This great remedy Vas discovered by . mission.
arg In south America. Send . self-sddreesed
envelope u the REV. JubRPH T. iNhAN.
station d. Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
j. U. HAIL., NJ. ..
Physician and Surgeon,

0FFiCR AND RRsIDKNCKs
Opposite the "News" 00es, Main 10
0slA Hili. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08

TIE lie GRAPHIC.
The Trouble on the Mex
lean Border.
What an Army Officer
Thinks Of It.
the ALLEGED BARGAIN THAT HAYES
MADE.
How Conkling is TO Fight tho
President.
"sIok" Patterson VIII Not Resign.
lssrcrAL pI.rArcurs TO rHs aoLD HUI
DAILY Naval
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-08
Sick" Patterson VIII Not Resign
The Mexiea. Border.

ESPECIAL pi.rArcurs TO rHs Coin HUI
DAILY Naval
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A

MISCELLANEOUS.
MORGAN q co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF W
FRESH OYSTERS,
NO. 81 CALIFORNIA MARKET,
IAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
The Trade Supplied with the Choicest OF
New York rransplanted 0ysters,
The mos. delicious oysters In the world.
CALIFORNIA 4 sHoALwATeR
BAY OYSTERS,
In any quantity. .. the LOWEST RATES. frssA
nom our own Oystss Beds.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
COUNTRY ORDERS.
-
Ey-0ystsrs carefully put mp 10 packages ofa
hundred or more. to suit, and promptly shipped
In prime condition.
mol 6m MORGAN d co.
A
Wagon & Blacksmith Shop,
Main street, Lower Gold Hill.
uAvIN0 4 GOOD SUPPLY OF
u oil kinds Of WAGON MATERIAL, ~
an ,ully prepared 10 execute every dc.
scriptlon OF heavy and light work In my
line OF business.
NEW WOsK OF oil kinds sIseuted to order
and Repairing done on short notice. There 10 .
PAINT SHOP
On the premises, carried on by one Of tne beet
Painters ON the Coast. There 10 aisoa
sHoEiHo SHOP
Attached to the establishment. and none bui
the best mechanics arc employed.
All work guaranteed TO give sstisfaetion.
Hard.wssd Lsnber and Wages Ma.
terials fsr sale.
nm J. RANDALL. Prs~pristsr.
FIG BITTBRS! FIG BITTERS
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-02

ungodliness. In what sense is it right to
love The m that hate the Lord?
3. The p,s phe commingles comm. nda-
ton with criticism (verse 3.) compaIe
Panl's NEIL I'd i'm Cor. j., Al.
A. Jehosophat's course illustrates the
spirit in which every one of us should b.
ready to acc.pt reproof for wrong-doing.
8. Practical justice always goes wiLl.
true religion.
6. Jehosophat's instruction to the
judges is one we may well take home To
ourselves. take heed what We do. for
We judge not for man but for the Lord.
who is with you in Judgment" Compare
COlOssiails ILL.,. %; Ephesians VII. 81.
z. The Christian way of settling dis
putes. To settle n controversy by vio-
lence is the barbariaii's way; to settle it
by arbitration is the civilized way. Fir>t
the adoption OF the al birration led to
courts for tie settlement con:r We s es
between man AID MN; next To the adop-
tion of courts for the settlement between
State ami state. as in the United States;
and now we are tending toward system
OF arbitration for the settlement OF dis
putes between nation and nation, Boys.
how will Y, settle yonr dispute s--in the
barbariau's way or in the way OF civilized
Nations.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-02
A Southern Subsidy Lobby.

A Washington telegram says sharp
lobby is now working up the Southern
subsidy measures, and brisk fight is
ahead on that subject. One more argu-
ment being pushed at present is embodied
in the joint resolution introduced by Mr..
Darrall. of Louisiana:
RESOLVED That a just policy requires that
all sections of the Union should receive equal
benefit from the expenditures of public money;
and that it is the duty of Congress either to
provide for such improvements and grant such
aid to corporations in the South as shall make
the amount Of public money thus expended in
the South proportionate to the amount hereto
fore expended in the North; or to enact such
measures as will require the several communi-
ties and corporations of the North to return to
the government such aid as they have hereto
fore received, on account Of such subsidies and
public improvements, as may be in excess OF
the proportion Of public money expended or
like account in the South.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-02
Ellsworth on the Whisky Tax.

In the House, January %, the question
on the joint resolution extending the
time for the withdrawal of distilled spirits
now i'm bond till July 1. 1878, being un
der consideration. general debate EN-
sued, in which Messrs. Ellsworth and
COnger participated. The following are
the remarks OF Mr.. Ellsworth Il favor.
ed the consideration of this resolution.
relying upon the recommendation OF
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
and the concurrence in that recommend.
alton OF every member OF the Committee
on Ways and Means. think now 1
understand the whole, and, for
myself. l am totally opposed to
this joint resolution. We are told here
by member of the Committee on Ways
and means that the distillers who are pre-
pairing oar table whisky are Oh the
brink Of failure; that they are likely to
fail and will fail unless relieved. Now.
sir. that is exactly what l want TO see.
Laughter. We are told that the country
derives only $5OOOO,OO0 OF revenue from
the tax on whiskey. That is dis
grace to the nation. am op-
posed to relieving these manufacturers OF
single dollar of tax. 1t is said that Se-
tween $4OO, 100000 and $50O,0O0,O0O are
paid yearly in this country for this very
stuff that ruins men. that blasts their
lives. anu from that the country gets the
meager sum of $5O,OO0,O0O of tax. We
had better directly tax our people and
have them pay that amount. better a
thousand to ore. Therefore, say un-
derstand this thing now. | supposed
that the Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue understood what he was about, that
he understood the interests of our
country. But this is not for the interest
of the people Of this country; it is direct
ly against the interest OF the poor labor.
ing men. about whom We hear SO much
in this House. If we can destroy every
brewery every distillery of table whiskey,
I shall be glad. If we can dry up every
saloon i'm this country, shall be glad;
especially ii we can dry up the saloons
under the House and under the Senate
] shall rejoice" Great laughter].
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-02
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice. having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula Of
"a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat
and lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and al
nervous complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in thous-
ands Of cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuate by this motive and a desire to re-
lieve human suffering, will send, free
of charge. to all who desire it. this recipe
in German, Frerch. or English, with full
directions for preparing aud using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp. nam
ing tni~ paper. w. w. Sherar, l26 Powers
block, Rochester, N. Y. 2o4w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-02
Important 10 Soldiers.

E. G.. ID. Holden, the popular and eff
ficient Secretary OF State, has issued a
circular calling the attention of all per-
sons who were non-cOmmissioned officers
and musicians of the 9th. 9Th, and 7th,
Michigan Infantry in camp of instruction
at Fort Wayne, near Detroit. during the
month of August, 1861, to the fact, that
by joint resolution No. 5, of the session
OF 1877, amending joint resolution No.
81, of the session of 1875. the Board OF
State Auditors were authorized and en-
powered 10 audit and pay all claims for
services rendered at that time. by said
Eon-commissioned officers and musicians.
10 facilitate the payment of the same,
blanks have been prepared, by the Sec
ret iry of State. to assist such claimants
in making their proof of service. These
blanks will be sent, OH request, to any
person. asking for them, whose nane
appears upon the Adjutant Generals lists
OF the above-named regiments, as enti-
tied to such pa. which lists haye been
made and filed i'm the state department.
All persons seeing this notice, who are
entitled to pay as above, are requested
to write to the Secretary of State, stating
what regiment they belonged to. They
will receive prompt attention. There is
no need OF consulting claim agents or at
torneys. The amounts due them are
small at best, and may be received direct
from the state department, by following
the instructions here given. Upon ap-
plicatiOn, if the claimants name appears
upon the proper lists, blanks will be .ent
at once, which the claimant will fill up,
make oath to, and return to the Secre-
tary Of State. The claim is then re;ldy
to be taken up and acted upon by the
Board OF State Auditors. whose regular
sessions are held OH the last "Wednesday
of each month.
He closes by saying: "It there is any
class of citizens to whom the state and
nation owe their thanks, and kindly re-
membrance-it there Is any class who
are entitled to the last dollar of compen-
sation thus earned, it is the noble, unset
fish meil, who stood at the front through
long and terrible struggle for national
life. Over 10000 such men went out
from Michigan. We can never forget
them to do SO would be to deserve COLI
tempt. and mark the era OF the death OF
patriotism. Many Of these meu have not
yet received their full pay.and trust that
every newspaper publisher in the state,
who synpathizes with them, will give
this notice free insertion, that it may be
brought at once to the attention of aS
many as possible. This will save the
department large amount OF cores
pondence, prevent delay, and greatly aid
worthy men in the collection of their
just Dues"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-02

Simon Langell, of Marine City, is about
to commence building a large steam
barge IL that port.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-02

bers required the paying Of one dollar
A large number came forward and de
posted the required sum, and, upon mo.
lion, the society proceeded to the cleo
ton of officers. with the following re-
suit:
President-RObert Patterson.
ce-President-W. B Ellis.
Secretary-C. s. Ramsay.
Treasurer-A. r. Dodge.
AuditOrs-G. ID. V. Rollo and A. B
Riggs.
The utmost harmony prevailed
throughout the meeting. and great in.
terest was taken in the proceedings by
all present, and such spirit manifested
as would indicate determination to
make the Cheboygan County Aaricul
tural society success.
The constitution provides tor county
fair to be held during the month Of Sep.
tember ia each year, at such time and
place as the Board of Directors may de-
termine upon. The first fair, under the
auspices of the society, may therefore be
expected to be held sometime during
next September.
We congratulate the citizens Of the
county on the organization of this so.
ciety, and wonld ask all who are interest.
ed in the welfare of the county to give
it their coldial support, for We believe it
will do much toward developing the
and bringing them prominently before
the public. and be the means of correct
ing the very false impression generally
prevailing in regard to the adaptability
of the soil and climate of this region TO
agricultural and horticultural pursuits