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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.
-, ,be Srvercst test. we are tusiiaed In
tt'" ,rnrlsim!uc 10 The world that
WE GUARANTEE
! THE uO: MAN LIVER PADS
io cure any case OF
;ru,ris AND SEVER OK FEVER AND
AGUE
! In existence.



no" Ca', ,!,r2
lCLt V"'' w. -,> ,r,,.,,
DON'T IAhs- oIh "H"H'
So, ,,u,,,irs from Nel,-kno1n citizens or
ta' rc90 'he ~, -. -L. strongest tcslimQnlals,
E.cim"nd' "t'1n,. "t'1t "
and were no. .u.- t,,rr Mrs hSS DEMAIS who
AN cNLhhtt.t y;h.aan,n street saws: =. | was
y-I.t' ~ so IA 49,, y.,rs wi;n kidney and liver
rTtat su!tty ' .nn i,,n.. was treated by pi,ysi-
rsa,.5nd ZOOS ga t",. D,,. ,ronfb aro bourht
siis Sr S"' ,,,. pnf md had worn il but Il few
aHoinaH ~ -, -, ~ti.f md Continued to iu-
ta's Ve!GiiS En,. Icrr cav ucyur felt better in
prove da.N' w" >''- ~
ny B.t.
NJ J0fS BLAIR. of The Mutual Assurance socl-
,,T nt Vireinin. corner Tcnth ana !;aNk streets.
80 -r.i h.nciciai rC.uitS. For three years she
T-,T vith severe attacks OF malaria! fever.
h&t , It 30 irv The II sluan Pad, 'and after
% %S"i, :" & ,I few DAYS ali symptoms Of fever dis
',t 80 and for III" FIRST summer i'll three years
y ,.n. r,r ,igL with fever
-"
,c,, ,,.,,.u, s,roo, s.rs. AT
T. ". CLAIRE 10 ,iaara; nS ho,ro,s
have tc'M -uferihS !"i Hrals "i,u a." -, 't ~,
AMI bayr been under u Teht tulelt"t IN Lfat ~!
.rxEs OF ilS anu ONE! Cities nit''ou' o2ti'l.S
:'ie HealnS OF 'Ic iohI, ~ -,
mined 10 Try thc' From %Htl lilGH :.cSon!!nI>ueo
ioruy case aiu sitish'G thcS WIN 90 an that Is
c!aRC-i for them. In c"ii> ana lcVer l!Cs i.ic W.
sgrras>tS as taoH al EtNcri ct'cS !iat Have DceH
cured where all oiuc: medicines ialicu.
~ W II PARRISH suncrintcndent OF tho Rich
- Ccdar WnrLs saws. lave been using ihc
i:ion Iv.r pad -aun plasteJ,S for the last six
n"t.'" ,r ~ ,,Le rsr,Yi nIcasurc in saving that
,,,Is mi mi f. ZEN lines tie cost for llIe relief
rII,,,T had. Duriny the pas, five years have
sr,,r.I with l)ysrC,sia. Headache and NeurilGia-
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND Gtlas
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLTc Mourn.
WASH Fifty cents 4 hottie. '
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUSDAY.-For the Ibid
die States. falling barometer, increasing
southerly winds, warmer, clear followed by
cloudy weather. rsc
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
pressure and temperature, except warmer
weather In the interior, southerly winds,
and increasing cloudiness. -
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH. the healing properties
of MEADE Il BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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hundreds LII ore may be seen at the Office.

DESCRIPTIVE PEICE LIST.
SkGULAR faD-S2; Incspieut diseases, ,sr. {
stages Chilis aud Fever. etc
%t1SlaI FAE-s3; Chronic Liver and Stomach
. Disorders ar.a Malaria,
si1 ZEN BELT-s5; Enlarged sSpleen and Liver
and Chili Cake
INFANT PAD-SI so; Preventive and Care 81
L., Cholera infanpim and Summer Conplaihts.
SSoDY PLASTEES-5nc.l kuaai.aries for Me-
'r9T patc--50c.5 yous s5nd clrcuiaHs
rtHbies, throwing on otstrac dGas and remoS-
ABSORPTION SALT-0ne box, 25..; six boxes,
Sl~25-Auxi'iar? 3or Colas, astk Headacae,
.'hMhness OF Extreratties, e.c.
Az applications for a, snces should ,ss addressed
"hicHAoNO OFFICE. j.
PERSONS RESIDING AT A DISTANCE s'%
,hing TO consult ia regard TO thei case. but un-
m e 10 Fisit cur Office. II they viii sl2L. carefully
AL @ Syl ploms, viii receive the sam eops!dcI ate
sHshtlon aud we will endeapor 10 met Jhess case
luy as though they visited us In person. All let
-" VI enquiry ~isi be promptly answered.
Have none but the
HoLkiAN LIVER PAD. @.
THE ORIGINAL! TIRE GENUINEl
THE ONLY RELIABLEi 1,
de. sugsiss, If accredited agents. keep these RENE.
AZ Sepc, and free consultation rooms for ahe South
saf southeast, = 90
! 1913 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
e4.l,v,m FiTzMoRRls 4 FOSTER.
'hHim Managers.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MoUTa-WAsH. Filtv cents bottle.
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GOuRAUD'S OLYMPIAN CREAM. FOR THE Com
PLEyIoS.-Whiie reduced to 81: pink, for bru
ntttcs, to soc. PURCELL. LADD & Co., Agents.
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PHOTOGRAPHS soc. 4 dozen; large size, Sx10.
81; half lifc-size, s.. Children taken by the new
bromlde-of-silver process in one 10 two seconds at
REEs's gallery, Main street near Eiehh. over the
Southern Express Office. Get the best III the same
price others charge for mi:erab!e, Stiff and coarse
LA
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D1scoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNIyB DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box. p
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ISCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIFRlCE.
Fifty cents box.
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DID YOU EVER? No; never smoked better sc.
CIGAR than WuIrLoCK's PICNIC.
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WE RECOMMEND THE LEE GALLERY, Main
street, for beautiful and artistic pictures.
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Do NOT FAIL TO HAVE YOUR PICTURES TAKEN
at lhe LEE GALLERY They are :he best.
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THE LEE GALLERY Is most successful In photo
graphing children. Givethrm i call.
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Airtlnlultd llispatfI1.

as~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE sIsPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED. c1kcU-
.LATIoN OF fLL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. .}.
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nv l0-4 III

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTK,
w ARE NOW OPEN. The finest Warm Sulphur
Bath In the world; remberature of wafer, 9S'.
2aggage in separate wagons.
PAMPHLETS Of PURCELL, LApp 4 Co. Ridh-
naond. JOHN l.. EUBANh~
my 7-pm . Proprietor.
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SEEK no FURTHER.--You will find no better
The PICNIC Is the best SC. CIGAR on the market.
Wholesale and re,ail a, p. wHlTLocK's, 144o Main
street,
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yy-----s--y~-
HENT1SES.

q W. JONES, ~. ExA
VI. DENTIST. csH4
baving moved bis osace 10 thar large and elegant
residence on FRANKLIN street. No. s0I. be.weea
Eighth and Ninth, with every convenience and as.
plsnce the comfort OF bis pa;.enIs, with Laea-
ty-aYe years. experiences. and rRIcx6 REDVcEo,
will perform all operations gently and carefu!.y Tor
all such as desire his professional ssrs,oes
aS5-3u
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For THIS WEEK.

We have
OFFICE COATS at 40c.;
OFFICE COATS = &c.
and ihsn
THE BRIGHTON SUITS At 80;
THE ELTON SUITS ut SO.
TIE FSGLISH SENSATION
FTsHERwOMAN'S CLOTH SUITS,
FISuEEwoMAS'S CLOTH SUITS.
For TIE Boy
THE TALLY-iIo SUIT. 1850;
THE TALLY-.io SUIT, $3.50.
LUXURIOUS
DOMESTIC SERGE SUITS, SIS;
CALCUTTA SEERsCCKER, $3.50;
hEH'S CLOTH SUITS, SIS.
Also complete lines OF
THE NEW STYLES
MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH SACK SUITS,
THE LOVELY SERGE SUITS,
. THE ROYAL" CHEvIOT SUITS,
THE "CHESTER" CASHMERE SUIT.
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ACCUMULATiVE EVIDENCE.
OFFICE OF BAKER BRoTHERS,
WuOLsSdLE AND RETAIL q SROCERS,
1870

WIIOLHSALE And RETAIL GROCERS, (
'STACNIoS. VA, Aprii "a, 1897
". X. Tyres, FSq.:
Dear Sr,--if the contents OF this will help 10 bring
before The pubic The HOLMAN LIVER AMP AGUE
PAD. u remedy Tor constipation and neuralgia par
licntarfy, Mi feel ihirt have accomplished great
good. my lalircr, living In Winchester, Va. has
written .uc Ihe4ciect the Pad bad upon such friends
unde; hts POSITIVE knowledge. deriving
yerN great Geurlt ON The use Of lhs Fad. lady
informed him llal she owed her;ite 10 the virtues
nf the Pad. 4 gentleman who had been suffering
for twenty year said he had been rendered unfit for
business s'cicty by constipation. his life being
one Of wrrlcheauIss during tIoSt years. lie used
The Pad ana almost from The day hc put il Oh he ut
became new man. enjoyed lpe again, and has
been In excellent health since. Ike used but one.
These parties Luow we'll. and their testimony, with
own ex per!eRcr conSinccs me iLaL the Pad con-
iaius medical yEeprrtles OF very great value.
Respectfully, HENRY Is. Brown.
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STAuEToN, VA, Nay Is, 1879.
II. Z. Turee

Dear S;r,lt eiSes me pleasure 10 state tl,lt some
weeks ago l suffering very mrch with Diar.
yhut caused, presume, from an inactive II yer
purchased one OF koLMAS'S LIVER PADS u nd ap-
piled IL as directed ana experienced immsdia tc
lief also lind Tia, IL relieved ri an il ching
scrisa:oH that was vii over my body and gave IL
.r,at Gctl Of trouble az times. chccriuIIy II
Gtcnd the PAD for any disease they claim Il ENC
dy tor. Very resptc!tuily, G.. l.. DEDROVr
passeI.ger Agent L;.i;;nore and OHIO Railrc ad.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,

TNHE H1GEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA,
SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM FORT MONROE.
Open all the year. Equal 10 any hotel In the
United STATES IS spripg, summer. or autumn Ge-
sort. Send for circular. -
= HARRISON PHOFBUS,
NV 1nau Proprietor,
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PETERSBURG

REyBSUE RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO EXPoRTs--.
ExPEcTED VISIT FROM BISHOP KEANE-AN-
;SIvERsARY MEETING CLOSE OF A SERIES OF
j SERMONS STARRING ,AFERAY-7-REc ,AFERAY7-RF ORD \ goE.
.MEEnS EC. - q - - - .------
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MONDAY MO- ....'.:.. .........JUNE 90. 1879.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS

DAWLEY SPRINGS
IL 2fta0 I,RET ABOVE TIDE-wATER,
-. NEAR RHARRISONBURG VA. ....
Ganaciiy, three large hotels, with haccommodatoEs
fos 7CO gsesls. appointments first. class. Open
JTTNE l5TFL RatesS2 per day; $3.50 per week:
saJ DER month. For further particulars address
CA. SPRINEEL. Treasurer.
NV 26-eo5hSt H2rrisonburg, Va.
NEILLBOgO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
lEA TY, tive scliles .frOm Miltbogo' depot. Lhesa-
pt.alaa and OhS4 railroad, are now open. Terms to
so3 times. Espeeisl terms for families for The
The rnsst c eyai ed and coolest summer re
Z. ICPUY, dr.asgist.s4S7 Broad street, Richmond
Va,0 w. L SITIANGTON, Proprietor,
....s Miltaoro' Springs post-othce,
rny SC.eodIm BAIT county. Va
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EOR hENT, THAT NICE SMALL On
4 BRICK DWELLING No. 507. the "a
south side Of Leigh street hetwccn FIttb and S!S'h,
contalulns hsc rooms. aud brich Kitchen wi'i' i"o
rooms; all In good order. Apply 10
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
ic 2O-3t Real Estate Agents and Aucttontel~.
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LNOR RENT, A SMALL COMFORr-T
4 ABLE BRICK DWELLING. No. 2l6 LIN
Leigh street, between Second and Third sircets,
containing I've rooms besides kitchen and servants
r0onl all In nice osder.
Also. BRICK DWELLING No. 212, on west
side of Lnurc! rect. between Albrmarle and 3ey-
erley streets, with five rooms, aud kitchen with two
rooms. Apply to
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son.
l.. Real +. tate AgpEts and AuciIOuel
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A. SAKS & Co.,
One-rricc Clothiers,
1913 Main s:rtet, opposite Post Office.
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OPEN FOR THE SEASON.-lhe
~ GROVE HOTEL, WEST POINT. VA. is now
open for the accom- ui ndaiion of REGULAR and
TRANSIENT BOAKDERS. .--..-.
The house bias been newly furnished; bowling
alley and croquet-gronndS Oysters crabs fish, ant
luncl-countt the grounds.
Bar and Ice-{;rtRm Saloon.
Excursion uysriies will note The above
Rates, $3.50 per day; special rates BY the week.or
month. +. X. FRAlGE1,
my y PrODretOr,
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nor RENT. THAT DESIRABLE Ns
Il AND CINVENIESTLY-AR -ARRANG 6 + u ID
NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 102 Monroe
street between Franklin and Grace; con'ains about
eight rooms with modern improvements. all IL nice
order. ANY one wishing u nice, comfortable. ana
we'll arranged dwelling will find lle reut 10 suit the
times. Apply TO FRANK ID. BILL CO..
Rell Estate Agents.
10 19.cof9t llOS Slain street,
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CHARLOTTE, y. C., May %. 1879.

Gcntieincn,-SeGd 5y express one dozen Pad ;.
think have secured the sale OF five In one fam fly.
Wherever used /: gives entire satisfaction. Is
WONDERFUL, j. ). NJ. DAVlDSOl !.
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LADIES

LADIES'
"NEwPoRT,"
"LoNG BRANCH"
"HUDsog.' .r.. s.
BATHrNG-SUITs.
A. sAgs 4 CO.,
1918 Main street
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VARIETY SPRINGS, FIFTEEN MlLES
WEST OF STAUNTON, ON THE CHESA-
PEhKE AND OHIO -RAILROAD-CARS STOP.
PING AT THE D0OR-will be open for visitors
on the 5TiT OF JUNE.
BoARD-Pcr day. Sl.50: per week, 81: ner
month OF thirty days, S25. Children under twelve
years OF age and servants half price
The waters here are superior. Go"d music, excel
lent fare. and the uSua anuSt ment>.
bathing in all. healing water gratis. ..
DR.. +. W. SIIEL TON. Physician.
7. & NJ. BURRUSS.
jc l3-i26Je Proprieors.
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From Or. Lovick Pierce. father Of Bishop Pier &c
Sh9 Is known all ever the United States:
MLNoN. Ga, JuEc k, 1871
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CTORK'S SELECT SUMNER TOURS
~ ILLUSTRATED MANUAL FREE)
FROM VIRGINIA TO MAINE,
passing through eleven States, vi itng some twenty
OF the coolest aud most picturesque seaside and
mountain resorts OF New England.
AT LOWER RATES THAN EVER OFFERED
FROM RICHMOND TO
NEWPORT. r. 1.-The Brighton of America;
MARTHA'S FiNEIARD-ttc city of 1,O0G cot
tages by the sra: .-t.
NANTUCKET-the Sea. Girt Isle;
BOSTOS-the Hub;
WHITE MOUNTAINS-the Switzerland of Ame-
RIGA:
MOUNT DESERVING Island Of Mountains. etc.
1900 miles by rail; 700 by sea. Great diversity
OF scenery aud variety OF travel.
Illustrated descriptive manual Of tours (FREE),
tickets. and all information.
A. ". CAREER,
l lie lo.lWk GIG Main street.
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~. JU1~ aus UHTt:
put nu the PAD two weeks ago tonight. and ca n
Sy now am fully persuaded OF IT'S just claim TO q u;
lis converts have said IL ATS favor. How TIC futul u
viii be Am unable to say. For the first ave da, S
hc Effect was So decided US 10 make me doubt my
G"n experience. suppose [ have opened market
Or half ,Gozen more to-day Just for my opinion.
LthtaS my Pad is working wonderfully, consider
.hs an ih''ny mnety-;hird wear and my derange-
hcnt OF len-years' h0lG Oh lae. ......- -
AIN, very respectfully, yours, .-
lIOVICK PIERRE,
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rae Excursloas Season.

4 DIRECTORY OF PROMISING TOURS, ExcUR-
sIoEs. AND PIC-SIcs-wHERE TO GO TO
SPEND A DAY, A WEEK, Or MoSTH OF THE
uoT cE .SoN 1sE
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uos ran ynu doubt with such abundant proof at
,Gyf own door:
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January 13, 1872.
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EXAMINE OCR STOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-06

piper's Opsra House was much too
ii ,.....mo,., ho.. y,o uishad
"' %
to witness the hrst appearance o' VIC
toria Lotus British Blondes last even
ING. All the stools Of the establishment
s..,.o,,h, io,, ,.,,.;,;o, anil Than
-..wma,.,.
the ero"u was ho'
Standing room In the gallery as Wen Is
In the body Of the house was utilized
=, an 49, -, ,ha optsias bsbblsd
anu sun 'no'' w "' ,
like Oliver TWIST Tor more Al "an'eu
to see and many saw. The performance
as A whole is very clever. several Of the
.,..;,u.,. ,;.;,, IN n hi,h degree OF az.
.sIl.ncs soma Of The male faces of
,hs ,roupe M. not new 10 tho people
h.,s anil these are among the best per.
so,wsrs N ,ham all The procrnmme
smh,acs. susScient variety and many Of
d. n.r,o,mers wers epcored heartily
IN 80 more or Isss .nnlapdei
Tsa p,..,,;ns s;s,.,s h,,h 4, tbsir Ian.
~ InJ;an .irh s,s,c;... ara mar.
e'ns a..g.isn, In A.. ON, and
Tnmm;n,s and H=a,r;sg,on
~ .aai,aJ cain and soain. ,hs
snI;.nes hs;n, unable to se. snoncb Of
- Tha slinniny ,one lance of Mis-
go Pilot, wss ,be pr,tti.st perform.
~"N = L;nJ 90, .s.n an on, local
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SKINNED ALIVE.
William Jcskta walks 1ste IN
seeshIsg stump or the DELLA and
siuks to HIS Chts.

About . o'clock yesterday afternoon.
and while changing shifts, William Jen.
kin, a miner OF the Julia. walked absent
mindedly into the sump Of the mirs and
sank up to his chin in the almost boiling
water.
The stump is on tho 1900 level. and
the middle compartment, during the re-
cent influx Of water. was 80 prepared
that q large bailing tank suspended I'M
der the cage was lowered into 1t and thus
filled with water for bailing. II was
into this middle compartment that Mr..
Jenkin sank. Tho water is about l5S
degrees Fahrenheit.
lie was seen by his companions As he
sank into the fiery flood, and some Of
them say that his actions partook Of the
calmness Of elaboration. They. how
ever. Immediately seized him and pulled
him out. The souse had been sufi-
cient to thoroughly scald him. and when
his clothes were taken of the skin chung
TO them and peeled oil also.
Mr.. Jenkin is q single man living on
the Divide. aud was taken home imme-
diately and the most skillful surgeons
summoned. His sufierings were intense
and were only allayed by hypodermic
injections. At 2 p. N. to-day no was
alive, although not expected to ecove
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Jacob I.is,Ie Con. Decided.

J. G. Hampton has decided, in consid.
Grafton OF $3.50. to the Gold Lead
Gold and Silver Mining Company. the
Jacob Little Consolidated mining claim.
Cedar Hill; also. that certain claim
bounded on the north by the Meredith
and Sacramento. on the south by the
Philadelphia tunnel and the ravine OF
the Cole Water Company. and on the
east by the Sierra Nevada. the same be.
ing an undivided interest Of 500 foet In
the Horton ground; also an undivided
600 feet in the Manhattan ground and
200 feet undivided In the Bowers ground;
also that certain claim on the Lamson
lode. Cedar Hill. known as the Hamp-
ton. 1900 feet.
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NEW YonK. Feb. Ga Times writer
predicts relative measures by China as a
result Of the passage OF the anti Chinese
bill and disastrous consequences to Cali
fornia steamship traffic. He says the
half educated Congressman OF California
may look upon this with indifference.
but the business men Of the State. IL ut
all far.sightsd. will see in 1t a check to
the progress Of San Francisco toward
the proud position Of central regulator
Of the great trade between the East and
West.
Tom Lee. President OF the Chinese
Society here. last Tuesday dined and
entertained with Chinese and other
Celestial accessories several prominent
Americans at his home. including Z. Z.
Price. counselor for the Chinese colony
here. Augustus p. Sutherland, Emil ii.
Blum and representatives OF tho press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-06

A%MPuTArIoss AT THE HosPIrAL Last
Sunday DR.. Kerby performed two ampu.
tations at the County Hospital. Tho
left leg OF Fred Smith was taken of ct
the lower third Of the thigh. and the
middle iiuger OF the lit hand OF another
man named Smith, who lives in Sutro.
vas amputated at the carpus.metacarpal
articulation. Both patients arc doing
well.
Tx new holsting machinery at the
Utah will DO ready to start up in less
than a week. The improvements there
have been great OF late. botS In build
ings and machinery. The Y engines
are large and direct. acting.
Tue funeral OF Charles II. H. sgard.
the engineer who committed suicide last
Monday night by shooting himself
through the heart. took place yesterday
afternoon In Virginia, and was largely
attended.
SrocxuoLpERs' MEErrso.-T The reg.
ular annual meeting Of the Prospect
Mining Company for the election Of Of.
ticers, etc.. will be held at the company's
office in San Frhncisoo on the llth
instant.
SuRRESpERrp.-Leo Mayer. charged
with assault with intent to kill Deputy
Sheriff McCutchan, was last evening
surrendered by his bondsmsn and com.
mitted to the County Jail.
The drift en- the 100 level Of the
Sierra Nevada has about 30 feet farther
to go to bo under the Jackson shaft.
Raising will then DO in order.
FoR SALE.-Rev. T. II. Mcdrath
offers for sale q splendid new organ for
Sl45-less than cost. See advertise
msnt in another column to-day.
Tnr Grand Jury was in session to-day,
and was expected TO report an indict.
ment or two this afternoon.
LosT.-Read the notice OF EIchequsI
stock lost, published in another column
to-day.
Isaac HOLMAN has license TO wed Julis
A. Hynes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-06
Pistol and Knife.

EuRrxA. Feb. about half.past I
o'clock this morning . very serious
shooting scrapo occurred In . saloon
next door TO the Sentinel Office. Billy
Joseph and Milo Datista, both Italians.
got into q difficulty. when officer Simp.
SOU attempted to part them and did 80,
when Joseph drew IN ugly looking knife,
which the officer took from him. He
then drew his pistol and attempted to
shoot, but tho pistol missed fro. The
officer iesming himself in peril fred
three shots. Baiista, the other Italian,
took refuge behind the bar aud during
tho shooting received n shot In the
mouth and cheek. Joseph Is badly
wounded and II is thought he will die.