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"BIsHoPs OF THE NJ. E. CHURCH,
SOUTH" a Steel Engraving Of
Bishops Paine, Pierce, Wightman,
kavanapgh, Doggett, McTyiere,
Marvin and keener; size for franz
ing 1920 inches, price So; also
separate engraving Of Bishop
Marvin for framing. llx,,4 inches,
price SO cents. AGENTS WAN
TED everywhere to sell these
splendid portraits. Send price
named for sample copy Of either
or both, with terms to agents.
Address, The ADVOCATE PUBLISH
INC HOUSE, St. Louis. Mo.
febl6'7S 63
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Or. W. W. VAN PELT,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
ABBEvILLE, La.

Treats all forms of Diseases,
sl'her acute or chronic, according
70 the principles Of. SPECIFIC
MEDICATIoN.
All female diseases successfully
ereated. M Leucorrhea. FIuoralbns
VI " " h'tes q Speciality.
June 2, IT
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II o t ice

My revision assessment roll for
1878, will be at the Recorders
office for inspection from the l7th
of June 1878 to the 18th of July
1878.
VILMoND BRAUX,
June Is, rs Assessor.
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Lost.

By the undersigned Ce1estine,
Touchet, widow Theodule Guidry,
Military Warrant No S0,559.
|, Celestine Touchet, hereby
caution the public, not to trade,
barter or negotiate Military
Warrant No S0,559, said warrant
being my property my intention
being to apply, to the Hon.
Commissioner Of Patents at Wash
ington, D. c., for a duplicate Of
the same.
CELEsTINE ToUCHET.
Widow Theodule Guidry.
June s, rs
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BOIS DE CONSTRUCTION

LIE moulin a scie connu SOUS le
nom dc KoRso STEAM SAW Mill
etant actuellemcnt en- fonction
annonce a ses clients ct les habi
,ants qu'lls tronveront toujours ul
beau choix de BOlS DE CON
SIRU UCTlON, quill otfre au plus
bas prix du marche.
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WEATHER ALMANAC FOR 1878.

WEATHER ALMANAC FOR 1878
The distinguished Meteorolo-
gist and Weather Prophet, Prof.
Tice, of st. Louis, has issued his
| ANNUAL NATIONAL WEATHER AL
MANIAC FOR 1878, in which he fore
tells the weather for every day in
the year, explains the theory clear
ly on which his predictions are
based, gives directions by which
the nnscientitic can foretell the
weather, ana other valuable mat
ter. The whole constitutes work
|of great practical value to every
one, and is almost indispensable
to farmers. For sample copy and
terms Of sale to the trade and to
agents send 20 cents to THoMP-
SON, TICE & Co, St. Louis, Mo.
febl67o
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Dr.. w. w. Tun PELT,

Medecin Tlectique
Ofre sps services aux habitants de la
.paroisse Vermiflon. II traite CONNIE spe-
cialite ton'es les naladies des femmes.
telles que. la leuchcrree. feurs-blan1h hes,
etc. Son bureau est Abbeville.
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The Confederate Soldiers Return,
or the Lost Cause. ..
The Confederate soldiers re.
turn, or the LOST CAUsE--A mag.
niiicent picture, beautiful in design
and artistic in execution. 1t rep
rcsents Confederate soldier after
the war returning to his home,
which he finds ruined by shot and
shell, looking lonely and deso'ate.
In front Of the rnined cottage,
telling a sad tale Of the miscries
of war, are two graves with rude
crosses, on one Of which some
friendly hand has hung d garland.
The graves are overhnng by a
weeping willow, in the shadow OF
which stands the returned soldier
with bowed head, IS if thinking OF
the past TO the right the calm
river and rising moon indicate
peace and rest. The stars seen
through trees represent the South
ern Gross. draped over the graves,
an emblem Of the Confederate flag
as well as harbinger of brighter
days to come.
The food of glorious moonlight
streaming through the trees and
rejecting on the peaceful river
adds to the sentiment and beauty
of the scene and its surroundings.
No description Of this gem Of art
will do it justice-it must be seen,
1t is a picture that will touch every
southern heart and should find a
place in every southern home. 1t
is l4xlS inches in size, on heavy
plate paper. One copy will be
sent by mail, in pastehoard roller
to any address, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of 25 cent three copies for
60 cent or six for Slim currency
or postage stamps. Agents want
ed everywhere, to sell this and a
variety of other popular cheap
pictures. No money required until
they are sold. No trouble to sell
them. Send stamp for our catalogue
and terms.
Address, A. GREGAR & Go. Pub
fishers.
l6S Market ST., Chattanooga,
Tim.
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TAX NOTICE.

The tax payers Of the Parish of Vermil-
lon are hereby notified That [ am now
prepared 10 collect the State and Parish
licenses Tor the year 1878, and also
taxes due the State and Parish on the
Rolls OF 1877. collectah.e. now as well as
taxes due parish and State Tor back years.
Jos. s. NUNEz,
lax Collector Vermilion Parish.
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BISHOP MARvIN''s TO the East
by Way of the West" Marvin's
Lectures on the Errors of Papa.
cy," and Rev. Eugene R. Hen
drix's ,Around the World" with
Introduction by Bishop Marvin;
price of each book 50.
RW AGENTS WANTED cv-
erywhere. Send amount named
to LOGAN D. CAMERON, Agent of
the Advocate Publishing House,
st. Louis, and ges sample copies
Of either, or all three, with terms
to agents. The books are selling
rapidly. Some agents have sold
SO copies in a single day. febl6
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Art. 2 Resolved that the FOL
lowing named persons be and they
are hereby appointed road over
seers for their respective road dis
tricts for one year.
J,rt,.i,t VIZ E,rIrr
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r. SAGRERA. Sec'v. pro. TEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
Ophir.

a.. u.- L.
a representative Wv
pany with q numbe Of mining men ana
experts. visited and inspected the lower
levels Of the ophir mine this morning.
IN. aooo ,sv., .hov. INIT little change. NO
-. -. .,o.,on, No a
wo, ~, nnxai lain, shs ns.t month. The
southe.st drift on that level Il being adj.
v.nceJ in hard porphyry, 10 make . con.
nection with the Joint California Wine on
the south line, and has yet $50 feet to run
10 accomplish that object. The main
north lateral Drift on tho same
level Is steadily advancing towsrd
the Mexican line, the o Q IN hard Dlast-
ing porphyry i~nterspersed with oeca'
sionai small seams oil clay ana quartz.
The southeast DRIFT on the 2ioo level mas
connected with the bottom OF the Wine
from b 2OOO level, q q driit mas peeh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
sierra Nevada.

This being visiting day at the Sierra
Nevada. q representative OF the NEWS
in company with q number Of mining
experts visited the mine this morning.
in order to note whatever OF change
may have taken place. Sinking the
main incline is being continued ct the
rate Of three feet per day, the bottom
skimming along the top Of the vein.
cutting occasional punches OF very rich
ore, aud the remainder Of the shaft in q
regular stratihed formation OF clay aud
porpbyry everything the quartz and ore.
II is now down 30 feet on the slope and
all appearances 60 to show the ore vein
richer. II anything, than It Is ut any
point above. The 1900 level will be
reached In about two weeks time, when
q station will be opened and a crosscut
started to determine the width OF the
ore. At the same time q DRIFT will be
started northward TO connect with the
double Wine going down from the 100
level. The air connection with the
main drift on the 1900 level, at the head
Of the main incline. has greatly cooled
the station and the air In the incline
itself. Sinking the double perpendicu.
lar winze below the 100 level. Is being
pushed ahead with all tho speed possi'
bic, the bottom still In very hard blast
ing rock. Il is now down nearly nifty
fact
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
Arrival. Yesterday nsrsiax.

wv Nahood. IN Taylor, Geo Schultz
J Howard. + II Mulcahey. W ii DAven'
port. J Irvine. T Gardiner. J II Douglas
J y Jack. II l. Lightner. W solomon. I
Regan. PJ Rely. ID Able. eli Gibson
W y Stewart. & N Foster. J Briggs. Z VI
Bonnemort. Mrs Rect. Mrs Carter, W
II stephens. J 2 II Wentworth, j Duiiea'
y Rredsricks. 4 Locke, = ID Palmer, ChA'
Morris. Emma Phillips, J Il James. A
Blair. p II Lynch. DIR A Anderson, NJ
Mcdonald. J \ Luty. q W Smith. ID
Robinson. Mrs Mclean. N rhayer and
wife. T b Poeby. J Clark. Mrs Mckenzie
A Maitland and wife. " Eisler. A Adler,
Thomas Roach. Geo A King. W y Leete'
Zoos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
Opnir.
W. II. PATTON. supt.

VIRGINIA CuI. Sept. IS, is1s.- q. u.
W,HsS, I's,.idssi; During the past week
We have sunk and timbered the main In
cline ~ feet. and IL II now los feet ION
the .lope) below the 2iOO station. Thu
material passed through continues To be
vein porpbyry. with streaks Of quartz and
some water. Work on the 2iOO level tank
pi, has been interrupted during the week
and slow progress made.
On the 2lOO the east drift from NO.
winze has been advanced 10 feet. passing
through Misunderstanding vein porphyry
and slreaks Of quartz giving low assays.
ON the 1000 level the south drift has
been advanced - feet. and Is now l53 feet
south " No. I Wine. leaving l3i feet 70
run before connecting with the Joint Cali
fornia Wine from the 1900 level. The
main north drift has been advanced u
feet. aud Is now Al feet north from cross
cut No. 2. The material passed through
is hard blasting porphyry. We are still
engaged In repairing the east drift on The
1890 level and the main shaft above the
IiG5 station. Our ventilation IL improv'
ing and our work IL progrss.ing sai!siac'
torily and machinery working we'll.
W. III. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
Cnittormts.

ytEatSt, Cuy. sept. -. ISIS. y.
Gorls-, Sscr,tay: Daring the past week
We have enlarged and retimbered the Con
.olidatcd Virginia shaft to q point ~ feet
below tbs 1880 station and are now engaged
in putting in the guidesin the middle com
partment. This work will be completed
during the coming week. when We shall
commence sinking tho shaft and continue
il 10 the 1850 level. The average yield OF
ore for the past week has been about 2OJ
tons.
ON the 1000 level we are still engaged In
rotimbering the main east drift running
south from the Ophir line.
ON the 1850 level the north DRIFT from
the Consolidated Virginia shaft has been
extended 20 feet; total length. AS feet.
The material passed through and In the
face Is quartz giving low Assays
on III. 1850 level winze No. O, down
FROM the 1850 sill floor Of the north ore
Slopes. has been sunk and timbered lJiee'
total depth. - feet.
ON the 1850 level the north lateral britt
from the main cast DRIFT 10 the Z. Z.
-haft has been extended 10 feet total
length. - feet. The face Of the driit Is
In ore giving good assays.
On the 1000 level VI the ophir mine
no work has been done in the main south
drift, from the ophir winze during the
past week. =
We hope to resume work in thi. drift Ia
about two weeks, when tho connection 4.
made between tho 0phir south drift and
the south winze.
The @. 4 @. shaft has been sunk and
timbered IA feet during the past week AM
/. now 80 feet below the 1850 station. Th'
dow o. water continues strong and the
rock hard.
". II. Parton. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
srOCk kErOKT.
THIS MORNING.

THIS MORNING.
1850 ophir. 50. 81. 50. SOW. sis. siA. So.
so, 81, siS
SIS Mexican. %, "a. 9S, ois. s6s. s5s.
%
1890 Gould a Curry. 2sN, 2os. 2ss. 20.
2sa. 2s. an
1910 Best 4 Beicher. 81. 37S, 81, IS
7O5 California. II
1910 Savage. %. AK. 2ik
1850 Con. Virginia. i5t, Isl. IN
$40 Chollar- Potosi. CT, &C. G6s
1870 Hale 4 Norcross. J7s, IS, 81. 10, -
IS
IT'S Crown Point. liz. liA. ~. ia.
i2s, -. IAN, i2s. H.
li55 Yellow Jacket. 81. is, 5's' Sa'
5000 Imperial. / so. / 100. IS. IL. l 50
400 Kentuek. 81. ~ ..
$50 Alpha. Is. "a. 23s. Hs, 23t -,
2ii5 Beleher. IS. i3S. i3a, i2s' i2's'
i3S. i2As. i2b
3i5 Confidence. i3S, Ia, IL
96O Sierra Nevads. $50, 2i5. 2i9. 23s,
2i0. 2i5s. 2ij
i75 Utah. "a. -
$3.50 Bullion. IS. %. %, 2iS. %, &c
1900 Exehequer. ~, 10. ~, ~. iOs,
H.. liz, nS
1875 Justice. IL. i0s. iOa, In. Nv
5 Seq Belcher. a
Clio Overman. IS. 25S, &c. 2jk
800 Succor. ~, 2 10
$50 Union Con-. $50. is5. iss. 1884, ISL.
ISL. $50
1915 Caledonia. 5s. 81, 5s.6
500 Julia. ~. ~, "a
1885 Alta. i5S. l6, l5t.
1910 Lady Bryan, ~, 5, iS,4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
TPIns,.

Coin HIT, September %, 1875
Dar,d Wilder. !Ssersiary' Operations FOL
the week ending this Saturday loon: West
crosscut from south drift, 9Th station. hAi
been advanced and timbered 20 feet
total length. II feet. At a point 4si fee
in south drift drifted east q feet. Soutl
drift. ith station, has been advanced !.
feet; total length. 500 feet. North drift
2nd station. has been advanced ant
timbsred II feet through ore Of . fair grade
total length. 1877 feet. South drift from
west drift. 2nd station, has been advance,
10 feet in ore. Slopes In 2nd and ith sta
ton yielding ore Of . fair grade. Ca
SAMPLES for the week average assay s3t.
ALBERT LAcKEr. Supt.
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tho Oecupstion Of Boania.

vienna. Sept. 29.-dsncral Philippe
vich. replying to an inquiry from the
War Department. states that three divis-
ions can be recalled from Bosnia BY the
end Of October. The reserve Corps OF
Observation will also be f~urlouRhed. and
q number OF horses sent home.
A dispatch from Belgrade says the
Albanians are concentrating on the Nit.
rovitza and Salonica railway. and ars
moving slowly. but apparently with a
definite purpose. toward the Bosnian
frontier.
General Joyanovich telearaphs that on
Saturday. after Ave days violent bonn
bardment, Klobuk. the last refuge OF the
Herzegovinian insurgents surrendered.
having made O brave defense. The destruc-
ton Of the fortified rock was immsdi.
ately commenced. The Austrian loss
was trifing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
D.,.r,.r,. Las, s,.siss.

EP Burlington. W II Murchie. ID L
frohman. y kim. W T. Gibner, W & Cha.
pin, l. l. Elroi. Z II Chase. 7 Mitchell. J
X Walker. J V Dean. J X sale, 5 u Palm
or. J II MeClain. J II M~atihewson, Mrs y
J Howard, Miss fredenthal. N Nathan, q
\ Hawkins. Miss N Blackburn. II Mann.
Gus Williams. II Dougherty, Billy Rice.
Eilly wsleh. Johnny Rice. Thos u Dixon.
4 Cushman, A y Bailey. J W freeth. J
Rapier. @ Freeman. T. W Kent. L Dageeii.
N W Sterling. W W Hoe, Eddie Quinn,
II Miller, Gus Ellis.
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revenue Agent. % be watched.

WASHINGTON, Sept. pa circular
Just issued by the Commissioners OF In.
ternal Revenue has for its object the
perfection OF the system Of examining
Internal Revenue officers books and nc.
counts throughout tho country, by
agents OF the Revenue Bureau, and
hereafter the examining agent In each
district once In every three months.
New forms are being prepared for the
examination OF collectors, deputies,
storekeepers and other officers OF that
branch Of the service. and full instruc.
tons will be given In regard to the eI.
animation Of distillsries, brsweries and
tobacco manufactures, II having been
found that the service Is greatly benefit.
oil by frequent examinations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
Piper. opera House. virEisis.

Wednesday evening next the good
people OF this section will have au
opportunity to contrast the artistic per
iormances OF Haverly's burnt cork art.
lists with the art and nature OF the
Georgia Minstrels. real negroes. 1t ID
not often 80 favorable an opportunity II
presented for contrasting the two. Both
combinations are the best OF their kinds
going. One Is purely artistic. the other
nature improved by art. Il Is natural
that all should wish to compare the two,
The feeling is generally In favor OF art
cultured nature; and u II surpasses the
easy art Of the Haverly's. 1t will be an
entertainment OF . lifetime. The press
seems divided. but generally pronounces
In favor Of the Georgia Minstrels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30

MrStSd ExcuEMENr.-This morning
Captain John Kelly. armed with loo
shares Of 0phir. asked permission to
visit that mine. He was also fortified
with a certificate or order Of Judge
Moses that he had complied with the
law, etc. lie was refused admission by
Superintendent Patton. acting on in-
structions from below. He then swore
GU q warrant for Patton's arrest. and
he was arrested for not complying with
the law. Here the case rests at present.
sErrLk Ur William Reid gives mo-
tice to all who are indebted to him ON
account OF the Pluto Saloon, Lower
Gold Hill, that they must come forward
promptly and settle without further mo-
tice or delay. or he will hand their ae-
countso over TO the tender mercies OF a
constable for collection. Better be
warned in time and pay up before trou-
BILE m in.
TnE Carson R,cEs.-The races at
Carson begin tomorrow. and great
preparations have been made to secure
thlir success. A dispatch to the News,
Just rs we go to press, announces the
arrival Of seventeen flyers to-day. in
GLIDING Baldwin's stable. There will be
enc sport at the Carson race track this
wees.
ENnrr GuARp BASD.-ln another
column will be found the announcement
of n testimonial bsnelt which u to be
rendered the Emmett Guard Band. The
gentlemen composing this organization
are tine musicians. by their many dis
interested and public spirited actions
they have shown themselves worthy oil
public support. A splendid programme
will be presented.
PERsoxAL.-wentworth Of the Re-
sources Of California, is visiting the Com
stock. W. II. Stevens. formerly book
keeper Of the Mint. came up from Car
son this morning. L. II. Lynch. also
formerly OF the Carson Mint. arrived on
the train from San Francisco.
ANoSo the latest mining incorpora-
tons in San Francisco is the Consoii'
dated Superior. to operate in Gold Hill
Di.trict. Nevada. Capital stock. Sl0.-
200. 900. Dirscton-E. X. smith, Ma
tbanial Kimball, James 5. Mitchell, Jo-
seph Poheim and James Gibson.
ASSESSMENT LkyIED.-The Europa
Mining Company has levied an ASSESS
ment Of 81, cents per share delinquent
October 2sth, and the Sutro Mining
Company Ave cents per share DELHI
lusnt October 3ist.
AssEsssESr.-An assessment OF Ia
cents per share is levied by the 81. Louis
Mining Company. delinquent on tne
3ist Of October. See official notice IN
our advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30

ExrERTISo FLowERY.-Thers vas o
general jollihcation down In Flovery
yesterday in Inauguration Of the work
Of development Of the North BONANZA
and Flowery mines. Il was conducted
under the auspices OF Johnny Skae. and
was an abundant success. The claims
were examined and exported. and there
was no lack OF good cheer to give Q IA
vorable send.off 10 tho undertaking.
About seventy-fve men were present.
aud all enjoyed the occasion and the
best Of feeling prevailed.
Fon Pubic ApMISrsTnAroR.-D +.
Hodges, the present efficient incumbent.
announces himself q candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Public Adminis-
traitor. subject to the Republican County
Convention. During the two years past
Mr.. Hodges has shown himself an able
and careful officer. In every particular
abiding by the strict letter OF the law.
He has proved economical TO the tax.
payers Of the county. his bills averaging
less than any Of his predecessors. u
nominated Mr.. Hodges will make q
strong run.
MrLIrARY.-Thsre was . grand old
time at the armory Of the Washington
Guard in Virginia on Saturday night.
The Carson Guard came up some sixty
strong. and were received In good style
ct The depot by the Washingtons and
escorted to their ball and there sntsr'
tanned. The street parade Of the ooIn-
panies wa very fine.
The California Mining Company
Saturday night shipped IS bars OF bul.
lion. worth ss2. 269 80. and the Con.
solidatsd Virginia Company shipped u
bars, worth s66,9A GO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
Fight with I.dIaas In Ksssss.

CHICAGO. Sept. 30. General Sheridan
has a dispatch from General Pope stating
that q detachment OF the Fourth Cavalry.
under command Of Capt. Mauck, had an
engagement with the Indians on the
2sth In the canyons Of the Famishsd
woman's Fork, rear Fort Wallace, Kan.
sas. Lieut.. Col. w. II. Lewis OF the
Nineteenth Infantry. and three men
were wounded. Only q Indian was
killed. Col. Lewis died Of his wounds
on the Goth while en- route TO Fort Wal.
lace. He was q graduate OF the military
academy In lS49, a native Of Alabama,
and about 80 years Of age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
DON'T PoRGgr 1T.

II you arc troubled with nervousness. are dis
hssrtsnsd. tired Of life. fear death. or feel out
OF sorts. % the saying IL. you inay rafely con-
clude that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver Is very apt 10 become
torpid this season of the year. NJ poisons arts
log from stsgnant wafer or decayipe vegetation
are more numerous, and are through inhslation
taken into tho blood. Unless tbs livcr 10 r'rong
and active, and furnishes Q supply Of fresh and
pure blsod 10 drive out the impunties. the
above mentioned symptoms surely follow. and
n not needed, end In mort terrible disease and
death. whits's Prriris Flower pruvee iireli the
Great Liver Psnscea. it, action On the liver y
different from ary med cine ever compounded.
It's cures are truly vonderiu nj. Try u. Price
twenty-five cents and seventy.nve cents. AK
Jones, the druggist. for IL. aui1 COW 3
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p.r.r,ur.. s.,ura.y Evening.

+ II Ford. Mrs A Stefan, Mrs Collins.
l. Mooscr. Col Mallory and wife. L Grow,
J D Dunning. A u Bradstrest. y Miller. J
u Wheeler. A bass, W Patterson, j NJ
Thompson. " Shier, D. Mckay, Milla
Purnaua. yirdie Bell. Matt johnson. J
WIN Barrett. Miss spencer. J Z Gladding'
II Kituell. W woSdburn aud wife. Gov
Bradley. J ] Patterson. wife and son, A
Morgan and wife. Mr. and Mrs MeMeen. L
u.wkin.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30
special Train for she C.rse. Races.

The Virginia & Truckso Railroad will
run q special train from Virginia City
to Carson City for the accommodation Of
those who wish To attend the races at
that place on the LIST. I'd. Sd. 4th and
9th OF October. The train will leave
Virginia City at ll:30 A. NJ, Gold Hill
i:IO, Mound House 1912 p. NJ. Em.
pire 1898, and arrive at Carson at 1880
p. N. Returning will leave Carson at
5:35 p. NJ. Empire SAC. Mound House
G:iO. arriving at Gold Hill at $50 and
Virginia City Of z p. ". The fare for
the round trip has been reduced to the
low price Of 81. Children between 8
and IL years OF age will DO charged
one dollar for the trip. The tickets for
the special train are good for only that
train aud are not good on any other.
Passengers must procure tickets before
going on the cars. All tickets for this
train will expire after October 9Th.