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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
More Gold Mines.
Reno Gasstts, July 2,

The I. x. L. mine. which lies one and
ons-half miles north Of Lsmmon's. In
the Psavins District, wa proepsctsd Tor
copper. bat 10 proving very rich In gold
and silver. Captain Grimm vas In yes
tsrday with . ssok full Of specimens
which showed nuggets Of goldsll through
them. The ledge crops ont on the steep
sids Of Granite Hill and II reached BY IN
open cut 80 feet long. A drift 100 feet
10 60 feet In ore more or lsss ROB. a
tunnel has bssn started lower down.
which viii reach the = In about l20
feet. Il 10 now In 90 feet. Aoarload OF
the ore VA shippsd 70 the Lyon MILL ss
Dayton yesterday.
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jsnvsy.Braus
Reno Journal. July s.

The Episcopal Church last evening
contained the most fashionable assem.
blags ever gathered In Reno. attreotsd TO
witness the nuptials OF W. B. Jsnvsy
and Miss Sadie Bragg. The church
itself Was handsomely decorated with
flowers, and the altar was archsd with
one grand bouquet. The bridal party a..
rived at the appointed tius, and Bishop
Whitaker performed the CEREMONY In
the usual impressive form Of the church.
After the ceremony . reception wss held
at the residencs Of the brides parents.
continuing until the overland train Ar
rived, upon which the bridal party de-
parted for Ban Francisco to spend their
honeymoou.
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nor coon

Jsf Davis. like . g~arrulous old
woman, svsr sinoe he was caught wind
ing.up the Southern confsdsracy by o
Httls. old hoop-skirt arrangement OF bis
own, has insisted on continually making
himself prominent in some way or other
u.lsss occasionally galvanized into s1'
isssnce, he would remain in the coma
toe condition hs was knocked into oy
shs failure Of his althy scheme to break
up the government Of the great Amsh'
can nation. But the old chap IL rebel.
iious ' against death. and will insist
on talking q long - hs has . tongue TO
wa. he talked about the meu heroes
Of he oonfsdsrscy till he got tired or
tailed out. and lastly. and but recently
10 had the assurance to slandsr tho
women Of the South, BY deliberately do
dsrins that they still were a. rsbsllious
a.d ..unrsoonstructsd' a. ever. The
very idea was . brutality mean one Tor
II assumed that those Southern mothers
were determined to ~psrpstuats the 70
bsllious and unreasonable principles OF
the var BY instllins the same into their
children. JeY Davis u an old fool. and
viii keep on talking anyhow till he dies;
bat hs u not good authority for every
thing.
The Richmond Stale has taken this
matter In hand and says: "That our
Bouthsrn women are very reasonably 10
constructed Mr.. Davis could have found
sufncisnt evidence had he sought 1t BY
passins through the country and ming.
ling p~romiscuously with the people. Our
Northern friends may restrain their an
esr aeainst this terrible army Of South
srn women. We can assure them they
are not eonspiring 70 overthrow the
Union. plotting . new rebellion, or rails
ias up children to avspgs the wrongs OF
he South. Nothing Of the sort; but.
Ike true women. are busyins themselves
wholly about the happiness Of their
houss, husbands and children. taking
very little part in the discussion OF po-
Ideal questions Of the day. and only
concerned that! peace msy continue and
~~~.~.itv dsvn upon the country,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

A sooa hungry boy called at . certain
ministers house and asksd for Q piece
Of bread. The preacher gave him an
old. hard crust. and ssksd him II hs
knew the Lords praysff ''No. Ef."
va the reply. "Thsn." said the min.
lister. "Rspsat after me: Our Father In
Heaven" els he my Father u veil
a. yours I" interrupted his listener.
eyes" Then, exclaimed the poor
youth, With tsars In his eye. chow
could you give yeur poor hfothsr this
moldy crust Of bread"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

G,AY. the rsputsd inventor OF an
electro-motor. u now as work In Hunt
ineton, Pa. whore be Il giving his It,
tsntion 10 the invention Of . machine
which viii do away with The steam en-
CINE in the production Of the electric
liaht.
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Released on Easy Tsrns.
Reno Gasstss, Jsly ..

Felix Donslly. Who has BEEN bald ii
Carson BY the United States authorities
for the last year and . half on Q charge
Of robbing malls at Cherry Greek, VA
released yesterday on hi. own rsoosni'
nance. 10 came to Rsno BY the passsn.
esr train. Ball and Wilson we're ssnt
70 Auburn on The same charge for LIE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Jrsr now the farmer grates up what
few turnips hs has left In his cellar. and
invsislss the houseksspsr to boy Il for
"purs h~orssradish. ct ten osnta small
measursful. In this oass the farmer II
smarter than the horssradish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

GoLD HnLsas and vlrsinians who
went to Carson yesterday complain that
they were Just a. well treated - IL they
had staid at home. In fact some haven't
got back yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Nxw Yoax Pod: dennis Ksarusy 10
ambitious 10 b United States Senator
from California. and Of the rate ct which
political Affairs are dsgsnsrstins there
his ambition does not seem Q bold one"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Ban FaAxcIsoo Stock Report: A man
Wa kicked By . mule In sutzo. Nevada.
recently. and his LIE IVES saved By .
CODY Of the Com HuL Nsws In his
pocket, against which the mules hoof
impingsd. The muis probably Kicked
that grasshoppsr story which vss pub.
lishsd In the Nsws recently. and which
was tough enough 10 resist the ram OF
an ironolsd. The moral Of this occur.
romeo Il that II you would avoid bang
kicked to death BY . mule you ahould
subscribe for . Newspaper. Bot II you
want happiness hsrs and glory In the
hereafter. you must advertise In ons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
DR.. sAnF0RD'S
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

Al evidence Of how Kansas 10 growing.
Il 10 said that over 2.600. 900 scrss Of
Government land have been taken up In
that State within the past nine months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

4 o,Ays D1ooEa-a small boy In .
hurry to 60 failing diggine for worms
whom he can't ind any.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

"Huxoz, 10 the best saues." but ~
prefer worosstsrshirs. or even vomsn's.
on compilation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

IT II perfectly surprising how much
some men know about things they know
nothing about.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nRNDoRFF / MAoKI BEG LEAVE TO
~ notify ;hs public ,hss tssy have dispos:d
Peter ]. dunno. Who viii continue the b.
loon = heretofore. All parties having ciaims
as.ins. The nm sf oREDoRlf 1 kAoIB
vii plsass prssent them On or bsfors tbs
v,-r.n,., s,,,a..9 91S. : ~. HAak
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AGQQD PLAN

Anybody can lean 10 mako money rapidly
opsrsting In stocks, b. the srwo Unertne
Rules for Success" 10 ksssrs. lAvrsucs 3
Oo.'s new circular, Tho combination method,
which this arm has made 20 successful. sna'
BIS people with large or small means TO reap
sil DE bensnfs Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of ofterS, In various sums. ars
pooled into one vast amount. and 90 opsrotsd a.
q R>l0Afv seAob, thus securing 70 each share
holdsr iii the advantages Of the largest opera
Tor. immsnss prodts arc divided monthly.
Iry amount nom 81 70 5000. OF NOR, csn b
ma successfully. y. 7. Bdpt6f Weekly. Sep
ssmber Ssth. ISIS. says; "By' the oonblnsiion
systsm SIS would make CTS, or pr cent. $50
~ $50. or ! per can't; 500 males $1,000. or
10 Der cent on the stock during the month. q.
oordins to the MARKET" Frunk LeaiSs Luus-
frotSd Newspaper. June 10Th '.Ths comSins-
Hon msfhod Of operating stocks II the most
succsssfui svsr adopted" Nos York Lndspes-
dMt, September 17th: Tho combination rys-
tan % founded upon correct business princi.
plss, and no person need be without IN Income.
While Il u kept vorkipg By Msssrs. Lawrence
3 Ok. BrpokDm Journal. April soth: sour
sditoe made . net pront OF Sol % from go IN
one OF He9srs. LAvrence 4 Co.'S combtus.
New circular (maiIed frss) sxplains
IvSsytAtag. stocks sed 6onds wanted. Gov.
bonds applisd. Lavrsncs Z Co..
banksss, u Exchsnes Piacs New Sork. ls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

oA,r.n T. @. TA1oa arrived on the
Comsteck to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05
DR. mlNTIR,s NEPHRRrrcum.

a compound nuid extract Of Buchu) Dr..
ninns's Nsphrsticum works wonders. All
easss q Dropsy. Bright's pisssss. Kidney. Biad.
DIR and Urinary Complaints, o. Rsssntion Of
Urine are entirely cured By the Nsphrstieum.
Gravel, Disbstss. pain In the back. side and
loin arc cured wbsn Ill other medicines have
failed. Bee what the druggists Of Portland and
San Fnncisoo say about DR.. Mintis's Nsphrsd.
cum and English Dandslion Pills: I'VE have
soid q large amount OF Dr.. Mintis's medicines,
the Englsh pandslion Pills. also the Nsphreti.
cum. and In Ill cases they are highly spoken Of
and Kive entire satisfsction." John A. childs,
Drueeist. Second street. Portland; O. b. Wood.
ward 4 o.. Druggists. corner First and Alder
streets. Portland. Aessrs. Abrams q CARROLL.
Wholesale Drussists, Nos . and 9 Front street,
a. Ms 6ssf KidnSy and bladder Remedy 6Sors
Ns public" All Drusgists keep thsss mediclnss.
For Ill dersnesments Of the Liver. use DR. MIN.
ties knslish Dsndelion Pills. For Bilioasness
and D~yspepsia. use Or. Mintie's Enallsh Dands-
l Rss, Pin; n! sSs S:v'; p md AS Ey:, ~, : Dsj n .SssIs
ksep the Enslish Dandeliou Pills on hand. Or.
Nintis's remedies Will not ''curs al complaints,"
bat will, n taken according 10 directions, give
Immediate relisf. and perfect Q cure In al
uoubles for which they ss recommended. Bold
By all Druggists.
TnRl have been more cures OF seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis msds
By the woaderful Bnglish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than By al other
remedies combined. Why will you suffsri
Send 70 A. Z. Mintis, n. D., No. II Ksarny
b cured. Pros. - per bottle; four times the
qusatily. go. Try . bottle.
J. DAVIDSON. Sole Agent for the State OF
Nevada. Room Q. No. los South Q street.
Virginia, Nevada. mh1e ly
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O. II. GALLUP.
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal wsstnsss.
Los Of Manhood, and Ill disorders brought on
By indiscretion or excsss. Any druggist has
the Ingredients Address
DAVIDSON & CO.. 70 Nassau st.. y. Z.
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ri aNHC ron MIL MIME Ann
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Hss ALICIA JouIpII, BIsllAN JOINS.
kuss arm EVANS, Epwn fnxHa!.
0Alpnfsl AxD KANE. FnDcz Twf sisrsss'
m. TcHY PAsroR
WIN himsslf sppsu q svsry satsrtsinmsat.
n. z. Dysing asA 0sehssssa.
Forming Whist q ssyoea sussaoa TONY Pas.
Tore oaEATnsr' eHoN.
Mountaineering this bsins ths most gtgsntio
Prices remain - usual. 1sesrvs4 ssan . nox
| THE..W WHITE HOUSE!
GRAND
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@ L o TIL N @
AND GENTS
FURNISHING 600DS,
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
WHITE VI
The largo bankrupt stock purchased from the
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prices. Also . fall line OF
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Abrahams Brothers q Go.
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THE NEVADA BANK
or GAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. ACCOMMODATIONS
Paid ~ Captfal.--.sio,ooo ,oos-Gsid
Rsssrys u. 9. BssAs).... S.So6sooO-0sld
DIRECTORS,
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available In any part Of The world. kakes
transfers Of moneJ By telegraph and cable, and
draws sxchsnss q customary unaness.
This Daak has Special Fssslisiss ~
Dealing n Dallisa.
ExoHAnoE
On the principal eiass tAroashout The unissd
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NEW Yoax BAnns-TAs Bsnk d New Yosk
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MAIN sTRIkT ......--o0LD HI l.
Jas. below ii. Railroad ose.s.ss.
WHS%snA1. AND a.rArs D,Il,..
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS
nl..,...,.s ..A L..rs..s,.s OH,
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ssssks Dssshs asa sssA ssA Carried
% Liberal 1axBtss.
EXcHANaI fos nis On Ill The principal
stties Of Europe and The Orient.
az A. v. WHITE. Manages.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
nRNDoRFF / NA0KI BEG LEAVE TO
~ notify the public that they have dispossd
Of Their entirs intsrest In the Delta saloou 70
PETER ]. dunno. who win continue the b.
loon . heretofore. All parties having claims
as.inss The nm u oRkDoRyf 1 kAoKB
VIII plsase prsssnt them On OF bsfors the
0aED0RII / MAGE.
Virxtnia, Nevada. Luna {. ISIS.
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10 I'll who srs sufsring nom the szfon and
indisorstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
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This great remedy Wa discovered By Q mission.
ary IN South America. Send 9 self-sddresssd
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O. II. GALLUP.
O. u. aAiLuY. opposite the Bank Of oalifos.
mia, Gold Hil, kssps constantly on hand Al
hvorits brands Of Imported Cigars. choice bit
cigars. Ill knds Of chewing tobacco. nicer
Ill DESCRIPTIONS, nns cutlery. and tors and tancy
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MARRIED.

DOINroN-In silver City. July ., to the wife
Of Z. r Boyuton. a Daughter,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
saturday Review.l


Mr.. Trollope, in his recent biography
or critical memoir OF Thackeray, has pro-
nounced in favor of the great novelist's
illustrations of his own work, on the
ground that, though very poor in point
of art, they represent more exactly than
any one elses drawings can do, the scene
as it passed through the creators brain.
We are inclined in great measure to agree
with the biographer The authors de-
signs must be looked upon as literary,
not artistic, productions and be used
merely as sign-post to his meaning.
There can be no doubt that, seen from
this point of view, they have great inter-
est, more especially as the young draughts-
men Of the present generation, though
often keenly-ilive to beauty, and learned
in their treatment of form, and of light
and shade, are, as a rule, less happy than
their predecessors in catching and rem
dering expression. The reason probably
is that they work less from memory and
fancy, and more from nature; but this
fact, although it gives their drawings a
special intrinsic value, makes them less
valuable as illustrations of action OF
humor. This is curiously exemplifed in
the case of "The Four Georges" the in
sufficient illustration of which by the
author has in the present edition been
eked out by some clever drawings Of Mr..
Frank Dicksee. a'r o4u9
We all know the ludicrous study Of Sill
Robert Walpole, with his jack-boots on,
dashing into the chamber Of the Prince
of Wales to announce to him the death
Of his father, King George I. The de.
sign is exceedingly bald and weak, yet il
gives everything which Thackeray de-
sired 10 emphasize in the story, and to
bring Up before our minds. Wesee irate
royalty, with its spindle-legs, starting up
from the sofa, with its absurdly elaborate
nightcap on its shrewd and vulgar head.
We also see the ardent and corpulent Sil
Robert, obliyious Of insult, doggedly de-
termined without the least delay to de-
liver his surprising news. We have tho
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
Railroad Items.

na4kvdu Atcuss
Twelve miles of the Southern Railroad
remain to be finished. -l|. -... is.
The receipts of the L, G. & L. Road for
October were $S14,7S6 l.lrs ae. W. .e...
The c.. c., @. & l. Road have ordered five
new engines of the Mogul style.
The c., c., c. & l. Road have made COM
plete change in their time table, which will
60 into effect tomorrow.
Mr.. E. B. Thomas, General Manager, and
H. H. Pappleton, attorney of the c., c., G..
& ]. Road ARE in the city. .7~
The O. & M. Road anticipate adding more
passenger and freight trains shortly to meet
the immense increase in their business
Mr.. James H. Howe, of Wisconsin, has
been appointed special commissioner to in
spect the 0. &. NJ. Road and report TO the
courts in writing. a. t.5. .rs
Daring the year ending November 1st,
| the o, & NJ. Railway Mutual Aid Society
paid out to sick and disabled members S.,
762 80. There are one thousand members
in the society.
| Within the last ten months six hundred
cars have been added to the freight eqHip-
nsents of the l., c. & L. Road, and the com
pany is turning out regularly six cars a
week at their shops in this city.
| Another month and the Adams Express
| Company will reach the South with d.
rect connection over the Southern Road,
thus closing the gap between them and the
Southern Express and giving the L. & N.
| Elk. Co. wide berth.
| Frank Clark ESQ.,, the whole-souled agent
of the American Express Company, forms
humanitarian society in himself. Frank
keeps his weather eye continually on the
| lookout for the mistreatment of dumb
brutes. and makes it known when he finds
| a case.
One of the Express Companies in this
city, in their efforts to know what business
houses ship their New York freight by
other companies have adopted the plan of
having their men follow the wagons Of the
other companies in their morning deliv-
cry.
Johnny Munson, of the U. s. Express Co.,
had some visitors at his farm on Tuesday
night, or rather his poultry roost did.
Johnny swung his Calling gun into posi-
| ton, gave them a round or two, when the
enemy fell back in great disorder, empty
handed and badly used up.
1t is reported that on December 1st the
United States Express Company will with
draw from the Wabash Road. and that the
railroad will operate the express business
on its own hook. The United States Ex-
press Company WILL however, retain their
agencies at Fort Wayne, Wabash, Peru, Lo-
gansport, Lafayette, Danville, Attca, To.
lono, Springfield, and several other places,
in consequence of theif operating the roads
crossing the Wabash Road at these points.
This don't look much like bonanza in
the express business for the Wabash Valley
| Road
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
Wee WireiiNgS.


Jordan Sheats executed at Danielsville,
Georgia.
Jack Salborn killed by cars at Youngs-
town, O.
John Ennis died suddenly at Winches-
ter, Ind.
Peoria OH. Starch Works burned. Loss
0,OOO
Nathan Burnstein, fancy goods, failed at
Detroit.
Senator Thurman was sixty-six last
Thursday.
Pill Makers Convention at Milwaukee,
adjourned.
P, P. q J. r. R. sold at Peoria to the
Wabash road.
Jones & Haines' saw mill burned at Park
ersburg, W. Va.
Drews and Stichler hanged at Lebanon,
Pennsylvania.
John Vetter's child drowned in a cistern,
at Newburg, Ind.
J. w. Dickinson, printer, killed by cars
at Kansas City, Mo.
Women's Foreign Mission Society in ses-
sion at SUlnefSet, ".
Isaac r. Wood killed by bursting fly
wheel, at Lynn, Ind.
Henry Fall found dead in his field in
Lawrence County. Ill.
Little boy named CASTELAR, drowned in a
swill barrel a. Mlllersburg Ind.
Mrs. Fanette Burns. aged sixty-fve
fatally injured by cars at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Emily Smaley accidentally shot
and killed by her little boy, at Millersburg
| Ohio.
Burglars burned Mr.. Ptiffnger's feet Al
Chicago to compel him to give up his
money, SITS. n, ......
Myron A. Buell., hanged at Cooperstown
New York, yesterday, for the murder o
| Miss Richards. ,-... .........