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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-11

BIZ decree of the Chaneery Court at
Nashville, in the Ease of tho state of
Tennessee va. the Bank of Tennessee,
it is ordered that all creditors of the
bank file their claims in the cause
on or before the lst Of March, 1878.
In view Of the fact that the case is
nov pending, by appeal, in the su.
p cine Court of the United States, and
will probably be reached and undetermined
on or before the LIST Of June, 1878. the
counsel in the case have signed a decree
extending the time for the filing of the
claims until the 18th Of June, 1878.
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The subscription price Of the PUB
LILO LEDGER is IS per amman for
the Daily, and 50 per anaam for the
Keskly-POstage free.
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river ToIerrnm.

CAIRO, February ll.-Arriyed-ste
Genevieve, Memphis, 8 am. Departed
-Arkansas Belle, Evansville, 8 pm;
Maude, Yicksburg, Q PM St. Gene.
We've, ST. Louis, noon, Fair and pleas.
ant.
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Bonn al an oia RIver NIan.

PITTsBURc. February IL. - Captain
Abner o'Neal died at his residence in
steubssgille, Ohio, OF FIVE o'clock this
morning. TIE deceased has been on the
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MIR. Robert Lowe says that the Russian
occupation of constantinople would
neither irjure British trade nor endaneer
India also that he would be ayarse 10
going 70 war on such a ground.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-11

Ohio aud Mississippi rivers nearly City
years, and was considered one Of the most
successful river men on the Western
waters.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors ant
indisoretions Of youth, nervous weakness.
carly decay. loss Of manhood, etc., l will
sand q receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
elf.addressed envelope to tho Rev. JOSEPH
T. ISNAE. Station d, BBls House, Ne,o York
Cip. 36.xxvii-35 eod6w
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A NUMBER Of prominent citizens in
Little Book have determined to have a
Mardi Gras celebration ia tha. city on
the 9th of March.
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TEXAS.

A RE you thinking of going to Texas? Do
IA you a reliable information in regard
to the Lone Star State? Subscribe for the
FORT WORTH DEMOCRAT. Brick Pome-
roy, in his " Big Trip" says lit has the rep
utation Of being the most lively and industri-
Gus Of all the papers in the State" Sub
scription price, l year, %; six months, 81.
Send lOc. for sample copy with Texas supple
ment. Address
DEMOCRAT, Fort Worth, Texas.
121.4S
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n. Oh bal.

A REGULAR meeting Of Diamond lodge,
"A No, bS3, X Of H., will be held this MON
DAY. evening, at o'clock. A full attend
g. W, KEALHoFER. D.
II. A. TATUN, r.
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CONDENSED EXHIBIT FOR 1878
Capital, : $l,s5O,OOO
ss,292,0I3 40

83,292, 0I3 40
LIABILITIES.
All outstanding claims, be-
ing Losses in process Of set
Element and unpaid diyi-
dondB............. .....s--u.-.N At9,OOO 81
Amount required to REIN
sure all pending risks..... S9&,35A I2
Policy holders surplus........ age ASP SO
Capital stOok....... ....-...,. Ase5O, OOe 20
Surplus ovef all liabilities,
including capital stock."". 0fO.0S2 SO
AGENCIES IN ALL W g. GILES
DARLINGTON MASON, AG'T,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
1919
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T%ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
STOCKS \ BONDS.

bTOCho AND BOhDB,
LONDON, February IL, 2 p,m.-Cousols
for money, IS 7-l6; on account, =;
United States ive,twenties Of 1867, 1868;
United States ~ten-forties, 1881; United
States new four-aud. a.halis, lO44; new
iveH, lO5B; Erie, %
NEW YoRK, February II, 1850 am
United States skies of 1881, l05J@lO65;
United States skies of 1881, coupona,
lO5b@l06; new four snd-a-halfs, 1880
lc3l; coupons, lO3J@lOSi; fve-twenties
OF 1865, new Issue, lO2E@lO3; fve-twen.
ties of 1867, = @l05s; ive.twenties of
1868, - @lO8s; ten-forties, lO4!@l05B;
ten.fortics, coupons, - @l078; new
iourS, lOO5@lOl.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, February IL Wheat, win
ter, llsOj@llsSi; Milwaukee red, los Sd
oils Cd; California white, l2s 3d@
rs Sd; California club, rs IDOLS Cd.
Germ, 2ss 31@2ss Cd. Pork, sos 3D..
Beef 83I Cd. Bacon, long clear, 29s Cd;
short clear, SOs Cd. Lard, 39s Cd. Tai
low, 40s Cd.
CHICAGO, February IL, 1880 am
Wheat quiet; lO4s@lO43 for March.
Corn steady; 800 for March; 42@425 for
May. Pork quie at Ito 22l@lO rs for
March; 20 374 for April. Lard quiet
at Z 22I@7 % for March; 7 32l@35 for
April. Reoeipls-Flour, 1928; wheat,
l49, 937; corn, 1913. Shipments-FlouF,
lO,49l; wheat, l0S,C9l; corn, 0f,9l3.
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TO cRecERa, BAKERS, Erc
Notice to GrOcers. Baker,. Eto.

pY ORDER of the Poor. houce Gem omission
ID ers | am authorized, and do hereby give
notice, that until the l4th day of February
inst. bids will be received TT my Office, No.
s96 Front Row, Memphis. Tenn. to supply
the Poor-houie of S. ielby county lor the next
three months With TIE fOIlovin5: Fresh Beet,
Light Bread, Groceries erd Drr,s.
The commissioner re.e-ve tie right to ro-
ject or accept the lowest be.t bid. end award
the contract for the bsst interests Of the
county.
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LuMRER.
Big Hatchie Mills,

NEAR CONVICTION, Is delivering lumber
in in this city cheaper than ever sold IN this
market. All ordere loft with N. W. Kenney
will receive prompt attention. l2e-15l
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8. ANp d AasoClATIoNe.
LEOAE.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tbs. the under
IN signed has been duly qualified as the ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Cornelius Griffin,
deceased. All persons indebted to tho said
estate are desired to come forward immc1i-
ately and make payment. and those having
claims against it are hereby notified to pre-
sent them, duly probsted. within the time re-
quired by Law, or they will be forever barred.
This the Sth day Of February, 1878.
JOHN s. SULLIVAN. Admir-.
II. @. WARRINER. Atty. 140-146-l52 3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
ruE METROPOLIS HORROR.

They have been investigating the loss
Of the Metropolis. in Philadelphia. and
from the mass Of evidence as to tho un.
seaworthiness Of the vessel, n scrap
Of testimony stands out with damning
clearness, TO convict the men who sent
the ship to sea with its precious freight
OF human life. Several witnesses tes-
tilted TO having heard the Captain say
that he had been told by Lunt. m of
the owners Of the vessel. that II he had
any accident. to be sure and not make
halfway work Of IL; that II he made a
wreck Of the ship. to make 1t n good
one. This Is the most cold.bloodsd sug-
g~estion from an owner 10 the master Of q
ship. that has ever come under our
notice. It shows that Luht knew that
the Metropolis was unsafe, and antici-
pated the disaster; and yet he sent her
TO sea with two hundred and fifty men
on board The Captain followed his
instructions faithfully, and 3 CON-
plsts was the wreck that but
small pieces Of the vessel can
Be found to testify by their ~iottennsss
To the awful crime Of the wealthy con-
tractors who chartered and the men
who owned her. But 100 dead bodies
cast up by the dsvouring sea and scat.
tered along the beach. are evidence
enough Of their guilt, and IL they cannot
BE- punished by the criminal law, they
are nj least amenabls to civil processes
for damages. II every cent is wrench0d
from them. and they are cast out into
the wsrld paupers. TO beg. starve. or
steal. they will not have paid a 1.-THE Of
the debt which they " to rstributive
Justice and an outraged humanity. Let
an example be made Of them so forcible.
that no ship.owner in the future will
dare to follow in their bloody footsteps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
THE CIRCUS IN THE House.

They had . circus in the House oil
Representatives yesterday. in which the
Democrats appropriately acted the
clowns. while the Republicans assumed
the role Of ~rinsmastsrs, to the life. and
thrashsd the stupid fools until they were
forced to cry for mercy. II all CANT
about through an attempt on the part OF
certain Democratic economists" to
abolish the military academy at West
Point, and in the course Of an extremely
~disgracsful personal debate. n Aiken,
Of South Carolina, an sx-Confederats
officer. renewed the old charge OF fraud
and bargaining in conducting the cleo
toral count. Now Republicans have be-
come weary Of this continual harping ON
q charge. which not only cannot be
proven. but for which there Is not the
least shadow Of q foundation. and Its re-
iteration yesterday by this unrsconstruct-
cd rebel. drew forth for the nrst time IN
emphatic response from the men accused.
Garfield and Foster Of Ohio. and Hale Of
Maine. took the fioorin defense Of them
selves and President Hayes. and hurled
defiance into the very teeth Of their ma.
licious slanderers. They denied that
there had bean any bargain made with
Louisiana Democrats or any other Dem.
ocra.s, and boldly challenged the oppo-
sition to bring scintilla OF evidence
that there had been. So complete and
convincing was their answer to this long
standing charge. that the mischief breed
srs were fairly overwhelmed with confu-
sion. and rslapssd into n humiliating
silence. The clowns were whipped into
submission by the vigorous ringmastsrs.
SO thorough and effective was the
csstigation Of the Democrats that even
the Sun. which has been urging them on
to this bitter conflict, spits on them this
morning with disgust which 1t makes no
attempt to conceal. II retracts nothing
Of the accusation against Hayes and the
bargain Makers" but protests that
there is not q Democrat In Congress
with brain enough to be q leader in q
time like this-a fact not to be wondered
=. .... l...,. ..a .ok D.xt;al 40 yaSi-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
ST. VALENTINES DAY.

OF all the days in the calendar this Is
the most wsarisome to the conscientious
postmaster. and the most delightful to
looming maidsns. To-day the bashful
youth who dare not whisper his trem-
bling love. seeks an asylum in the post
Office, and from its sheltering shadow
sends tender missives. illuminated by
NEUROLOGICAL legends to the lady Of his
heart. 1t is prs-eminsntly Cupid's day.
and the naked little winged God Is
crushed into mail bags and hurried away
BY rail to the destination OF the fair one
at whom his arrows are to DO lsvslled.
That some Of the darts are broken and
become useless by tho pressure In trans
portation. is not strange. But many.
very many. are successfully preserved
by the puny deity. lsvslled with . steady
eye. and sent quivsring home to the
gentle heart at which they are aimed.
That to-day many q soul will DO en-
kindled into a responsive love to the
sendsrs Of valentines. who shall doubt ,
Who wishes to be treachsrous enough
to all the legends Of love to doubt II ?
Il Is a pretty c~onesit. and. as such.
should bs encouraged. vafsntine's Day
Is the great festival Of the year to the
average young girl. and the most prudish
Of old maids. or the sourest Of mis-
anthropes would hesitate to take from
her its enjoyment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

The news from the East tell us that
smallpox and fever arc making terrible
ravages among the Bulgarian refugees.
and that many are starving and freezing
to death. having left their all behind in
their mad flight from home. The hor.
rors OF wal ae terrible. sven 10 the sol.
diers in the field. but their condition \.
an enviable one when compared with
that Of the women and children who Zee
ut their approach. They have at least
plenty to eat and warm clothing 70
wear. II Is upon the weak and peace
able that the real suffering OF this hell
inspired wal has fallen. But ws sup
pose IL In all right. II was undertaken
to protect Christians. and In the inter-
est Of Christ's kingdom MEN. women
and children should Be content to die.
They don't seem to be content: bot that
Is because their hearts are hardened.
and the great head Of the Greek Church
cannot afford to pause in his victorious
advance TO bsstow pity ON hardened
hearts. The Christians must BE- pre-
tected! Forward!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Sentinel says that an in.
famous scoundrel. whose dirty instincts
and cowardly nature are evident from
the style betrayed In his missives. Ii In.
dulging in the vile practice Of sending
anonymous letters to respectable ladies
in Eureka.
A meeting Of Scotchmen wal held In
Ward on Saturday last for the purpose
OF organizing a CALIFORNIAN Club. James
l.. lnnes, Vim. Bothwick and VIM.
Pryds were appointed o committee to
draft constitution and bylaws.
The Slrer State Of Tuesday SAYS thai
Mr.. j. IL. Kinkead will doubtless bs
supported by the entire Humboldt dele.
CATION In the ext Republican State
Convention for Governor. They couldu'I
support . better man.
The Reno Ga,stis reports that tbs
washoe county tar for the present YEA,
will be 20 per cent. higher than the tar
Of last year. For . reform governmsn,
this il not q fiaitering showing.
Mr.. Corydon Willard. Travelling
Evangelist" Is delivering religious dis.
courses in Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

LITTLE MAMIE ClssI Dr, the daughter
OF Senator Cassidy. OF Eu rska. died last
Monday. For some days the little one
has been very sick. but the parents and
their friends have hoped against hops
that at the last moment q kind Proyi.
doncs might interfere to save their dar'
ling. She is described as a remarkably
sweet child. whose winning ways and
kindly disposition sndsared her to NIL
with whom she came In contact. Mr..
aad Mrs. Cassidy. and all the mourning
friends Of little Mamie. will have the
heartfelt sympathy in their affection. Of
all who know them. and Of many who
knew Mamie only through the columns
OF the Sentinel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
VALENTINES DAY.
br . n. JEesor,

Lillian loohed into my face to-day,
Dimpling and olushing and hughlns-
"Wnst did you send me this note er, pnyt
CAndidiy own Jon were chatting.
TN little cupids In nothing but wings.
Heart with Q bodkin run through u.
Love birds. I'll sorts OF ridiculous things;
Really, Why did you doitr"
| wSs convicted Il saw that I Vas
Caught at my vsry hnt trial
Owned mp the truth with some hems and soms
havs
When she refused my denial.
90 only sent 10 you. pretty one mine,
A. the right thing At this season
Compliment paid ron through b. Valentine.
Hes my excuss and my reason.
Lillian laughed and csms closer 70 me-
well, you've acquitted ycar conscience;
Now Will you tell me Why this day should Dc
sscrd 70 such utter posssns.
VINO 10 3, valentine, why should today"-
ASKS abe, her sunny curls shaking
"Pill the postofices full In this way
With tinted paper lovsmakingf"
&c vaientine's Day." I essayed TO reply.
Z" Ii by an old superstition
Reekonsd the day vheu-l cannot say why
Little birds change their condition.
Thrushes and blaekblrds and iinnets and lark
Woo on this day. nay the silly"
Not with lace paper like human sparks.
n very certain" aid Lille.
"wsii. dear. on that point I win net gsipsay,
80 we will WOO a. the birds do;
They write no letters. bat WOO In this VA
Woo In dumb show. without words, too"
(" stop, sir |. you misunderptand. believe
10 10 on purpose you miss net
What I have said never hinteA the leave
That you have taken. 70 kiss me-"
=. Never mind. Lillian : for vaisntine's Day
May bring 700 more than this miseivs
II you will take Il ; I'LL LET you away,
Even returning your kiss. n
You will permit me TO wreath that white spny
That you now wear IN your bosom
Into your hair, for 10. Valentine may
mako Winter orange trees blossom"
Lillian ioohsd into my face once more
Biu<hing. but more In earnest
"l1l wear the wreath thai you mean befov.
~. valentine. thou retuinest'
I raised my hand, and l felt my touch
Re.aid BY her fingers taper.
And I blessed ths saint who had done % much
with = scrap of tinted paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
CALIFORNIA.
A Disrussei Travellers 0pi.ios 81
she Country.

eyes" said q traveller 10 the editor oil
the Salt Lake Herald. California Is q
wonderful country - wonderful - won.
deriull T~arrantulas as big a. pullsts'
eggs, black hairy-legs all around them
TO crawl over you at night. Big trees
enormous-centipedss. every LEG . sting.
stinging while they crawl over you-ffty
legs-make 5000 stings while they crawl
over your leg. Enormous crops Of grain
when they get 'em-once In two OF
three years. Wind In San Francisco
Blows o gale In San Francisco every
hummer day from nine In the morning
until four In the afternoon. Sand and
desertI No. Grit, gravel aud pebble
stones; aud. as for sand a~lone-purs
sand 1T drifts four feet deep ovsr pave.
ments and covers lamp.posts. Yossmitel
Grand, sublime. and halt u dollar toll
every forty rods. Mathematical Long
| ones In the mountains. short ones on
tho plains-short and thick-look like
bologna sausages. and lying by dozens
about the puddles. Country parchod
and dry a. a brickbat In summer-no
sod-no grassland hst! Cook an egg
out Of doors anywhere.
"Cool In San Francisco2 Yes. too
cool half the time for comfort-and for
every day. morning and night, fog,
thick. damp. nasty and clammy. Scor'
pions In the CONTRASTING With their
tails-feels like q yard OF redhot knit
ting needle run through you; they get
into your boots ut night. and start you
out Of them on the double quick In the
morning. Yes. delightful country; 80
much that Is new to see. feel aud
think about all the unexpectedly
feel. There's the yellow.jacket, u cross
between the wasp and bumblsbce-set-
ties on the table while you're eating
bores holes In the beefstsak aud carries
off half an ounce nj n load. and stings
like fury u interrupted. Stocks-min-
ing stocksi Yes. people are frequently
bitten by them awfully-half the cases
are fatal. Such a variety Of the works
OF nature in California. Mosqsitoesl
Yes. Going by river to Stockton or
Sacramento. clouds .on clouds Of them.
verdurs In the country Yes. Poison
oak-touch 1t aud your head swells to
the size Of q peck measure. with pimplss
and the itch. Great country for putting
q head on you. you know.
"Old Californian? Old miner and
'i9er2 Grand, noble, generous. large
hearted Western mani Yes. Always
drinks when asksd-lives much OF the
time in saloons-trowsers. ten years
old. tied about the waist with rope yarn
hat. no rim. not much crown-cams
round the Horn in 10. hasn't washed
himself ~sincs-lives In a cabin hard by.
SKIS, on salt pork and ilour-gray shirt,
never washed-can talk Of nothing else
but the ounce a day he made In the
Winter OF 'J0'-splsndid type Of man.
hood. and smells like a distillery. Won.
dsrful country-gardsn Of tho Garth
everybody calling for Eastern capital TO
come and develop our mines. Dust on
roadi Yes; much fine dust; red, like
pulvsrized brickbais. Land Of gold.
and everybody ready 10 take your green
backs. Live theref Yes-when l can't
live anywhere else; good place to send
men to when they die to punish them
for their SINS"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

In proof Of the ssntesl restitution sz'
tensivsly prevailing in England which
has led to lady helps" ETC.. Miss
Emily Faithful writes 10 q London
paper an account Of some OF the en-.
ployment offered to her poor p~rotesess.
!. A gentleman wants . housekseper to
take sole charge Of his house and do the
whole Of the duties. washing included.
with the exception Of his best shirts. A
widow, aged IS. preferred. Salary to
commence at $50 . year. 2. An active.
clever lady required to do the practical
work Of . large clearinghouse. A
cheerful home offered as compensation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
Trxr have a strange sight at the ply.

TnKr have q strange sight at the ply
Biological laboratory in Ann Arbor.
Michigan. Il is DIR. Stowsll's dog
ALEXIS" Alexis" has . silver tube.
extending from the outside Of his body
to the inside Of his stomach. The
outer end Of the tube il closed by a
cork. and by Withdrawing this. the con-
tents Of the stomach can be drawn away
and examined at any time. The dog is
fat and sleek. and seems to realize and
enjoy his singular notoriety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

WITHIN the past six months eighteen
persons have been killed while exhibit
ing or testing f~irs-sscapes. This goes
to show that IL anything is more deadly
than a fire in q hotel. il is q patent Ere
escape. The only possible ~nrs-sscape
is 4 cool head and the prompt arrival VI
mn engine and q stream Of water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

Tnr watch which the students o: Gen.
eral Lees University kept by night and
by day over their dead Generals grave.
as a tribute Of affection. but which was
abandoned n few weeks ago. has been
resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

SECRETARY ScnuM drives . danger
ously vicious horse-upon which the
Indian Ring bases most OF its hopes
just ut present. II that animal don't
60 through him. he will certainly 60
through them-and they know IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

DuarSo the year 1877 tho number Of
new patents issued from the Office In
Washington was 1868, or in the pro-
portion Of I to every 1859 people. Tbs
receipts at the Patent Office amounted
to s732. 3i2. and we're sii9. 100 in eI.
cess OF the expenditures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

PEoFrSsoR PECK. who is connected
with q school at Homer. New York. has
been fined $3.50 for following the advice
OF solomon. and applying the rod too
vigorously to tho back Of = refractory
punil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14

And In accordance with law. aud an order oi
the Board Of Directors. made ON the Ith
day OF January. ISIS. % many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock - may Be Necessary will
b sold at public auction. at the once Of the
Company. koom -, No. tiS California street.
IAN Francisco. California. On FRIDAY. the
let day Of March. ls1s. d the hour Of I O'Clock
ment thereon. together with costs Of advertising
and sIpsnscs Of The sale.
JOaKPH NA0UIRR. Secretary.
Onhcs-Room %, No. li9 California street.
San Francisco. California. felttd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
The Gold Hil Daily News has

now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
BORN.

CUMNiNGs-in virginia. February 10. TO the
wife OF csarles Cummings. . son.
CAMP,NA-in Eureka, February .. 10 the
vile OF liseco Can't ana, . daughter.
heQUAiD-ln Eureka. February 10. 10 the
wife Of Arthur MeQaaid. q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-14
DIED.

CAsslDY-In Eureka. =. brusry II. Mamie,
only daughter Of George W. and MARI csssidy.
aged 4 year,. I months and ~ days.
sCHULZK-ln Ruby hill. February 10. pr. O.
schulze, aged - year.
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GRAY-wOOD-!n Virginia, February I. By
Bishop whitaker. Mitchell Gray 10 Carrie X
Wood.
MeKIEGAN-PARRRLL In Virginia. Febru.
ary n, by Bishop whitaker, William W. No
Kieyan 10 sarah Jane Farrell.
yOHNsON-FLYNN In Virginia. Febraary
u. by Bishop whitaker, Frederick johnson
q Maggie A. Flynn.