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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06

An old settler has been found who
informs the Standard that Bodis should
be spelled Body after the name Of the
man who located the town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
Salt Lake Tribune,

An old settler somewhere in the wilds
OF California. has been found who hal
moi heard Of resumption. but agreed to
take greenbacks for his cattle. II the
purchaser would endorse the notes."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06

TIE Bishop Of Crsmona has prohib-
tied his dock from reading the liberal"
papers Of the town. including those pre-
viously furnished with special permits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
RaLy ma uiaiay Report.

Spring City. the metropolis Of the
Paradise mines. is fast assuming a posi-.
ton a. o mining camp with modern i'm.
proyements. The Silver STATE heralds
the arrival Of two prisoners from there at
winnemucca. One has o bullet through
his wrist and il seut TO Jail to keep the
peace. and the other lisa colored man
convicted Of too often indulginc in the
luxury Of beating the wife Of his bosom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06

Mn. BELT. the successful competitor
for the commission to execute the British
National Memorial to Lord Byron. has
completed n clay model Of his design.
He has taken the view OF the poet sus-
gestsd by the lines in Childe Harold"
To cit gu rocks. to muse DER mood and fell.
To slowly trace the iorrst'. shsdy scene,
This IL not solitude.
Lord Byron is represented as seated
on 9 rock with his head lightly resting
on one hand. while the other holds an
open book on his knee. Beside him Is
a magnificent Newfoundland dog. look.
ing up into the distracted face Of his
master. The model is on the scale Of .
nine-foot figure seated. and stands from
base to crown about ten feet high.
When cast 1t will DO placed OF a marble
pedestal ten feet high. the gift OF the
Greek Government. Nothing Is yet
settled about the site. Lord Beaeons.
field. taking u personal interest in the
work. favors a position at the top Of st.
James street. near Whites Club. Lon.
don.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

viii There 30 an Extra ssssissf r
Yes-When IN Extra session nay
be Calisd-Plsss D Sensfiasisg
she Iren BOX IN n vaults.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
PACIFIC COAST PAPERS.


One OF the best plans for stopping the
immigration Of Chinese Is to stop EN-.
ploying them. In almost every dwelling
house in San Francisco. Sacramento and
other cities and towns Cinnamon are to
be found doing homework. aud In con.
sequence Of the high price OF female
servants wages. people are compelled to
employ Cinnamon. In England and
other parts Of Europe the daughters Of
respectable but poor parents are suff-
GENTLY educated in common school teach.
ings, aud at the Same time trained TO all
the duties which usually devolvs upon
house servants. Servants they are In
every sense OF the word-they know
their duty aud take pride in performing
II. II Ia considered no disgrace for q
decent young girl to earn her own live
lihood, and she Is not In those countries
snubbed and called Biddy, but treated as
q respectable house servant should be.
She does not need. In applying for q
situation, TO be ashamed to call herself
servant, nor'do old women when looking
for work term themselves girls and
helps. Such IL the reform necessary on
this coast for the expulsion OF the Chi
neso. Make the calling Of q female
house servant respectable; let house
holders who employ them give them to
know that they are esteemed In proper.
ton as their conduct Is worthy. and
there will in Ave years time be little use
for Chinese servants in private families.
Let contemporaries all over the coast
take up this subject. view It In all Its
bearings. aud the reform must and will
prevail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
90 EAST.

Go West. young man." used to Be
the favorits advice OF Horace Greeley
to enterprisips youths DESTROYS Of going
somewhere to seek their fortune. and 20
East. China man. should be tho advice
Of the people Of the Pacific Coast to our
long.tailed Monaghan brethren. whose
numerous presence has become multiia-
riously obnoxious to us. Go East, q
few hundred thousand Of you. where the
capitalist and interested philanthropists
are waiting 10 receive you with open
arms. smoke the opium pipe Of peace
with you. and utilize you and your
cheap labor to the utmost. Go. q
few thousand Of you. and surround
President Hayes with your sweet
presence and e~nnobling virtues.
Go. q few thousand Of you Celestial
angels and form q new Plymouth Church
for your friend and champion. Beechsr.
to preach evangelical sermons to every
Sunday. Go, swarms Of you. and show
the toiliug millions. struggling to earn
bread and shoes for their wives aud lit.
tie ones how to work for two bits a day
and sav up money at that. Go. all OF
you. and mingls among the people. the
rich and the poor. the masses. Let
them recognize the benefits OF your Gel
estial presence. the pleasures OF your
society a. we do; the slsvating tone you
impart to the social circle. Show them
how you encourage science and art. sup
port literature. newspapers, and promote
human advancement and the general
welfare in all branches aud directions.
Go East. John. and show them how very
essential you are to American civilian
ton aud national progress. Go where
they regard you as a man and brother
and love you better than we do here.
Go East and stay there. Go to -;
| we'll, never mind; don't como back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
S. y. Call.

Az. r. '"Ns
The veto OF the Chinese restriction
bill will retard. but cannot suppress, the
spirit OF agitation against the Mongols
which Is abroad in the land gathering
strength as II widsns. With such great
minds and men OF influence N Bayard,
Thurman, Blaine. Garfield and ex.Gov.
srnor Seymour. OF New York. to cham
pion the cause, II must grow In popular
ity with the people. The last.named
gentleman is recently.announeed op.
ponent Of Chinese immigration. Ho
expresses himself strongly on the sub
ject, and brings TO his aid the arguments
OF a logical mind to fortify his position.
Mr.. Seymour declares that II the Gov
eminent had the right to pass q law In
1908 to exclude the importation OF
Africans. which was intended VI o blow
10 the slave trade, II certainly has the
right TO exclude o semi.barbarous peo-
pie. who do not come TO stay, and, II
they did, would never assimilate with
our own. Remarkable progress toward
the abatement Of the Chinese affection
has been effected by agitation, which
must DO kept up till the object Is finally
accomplished, when the Pacific Coast
States will emerge into an era OF pros
perity which can never DO enjoyed 80
long as the Mongolian influx Is tolerated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10TH

THE COMMITTEE or ARRANoKMKNTs
L are hard NJ work 70 make this Ball excel
anything Of the Kind ever given 10 this city.
FOUR ELk0ANp PRiZRS will be distributed
to the following persons: Two for the moet
original characters for lady and gentleman. and
two for the most comic eharActe1 Tor lady and
gentleman. These prizes will be awarded BY .
COMMITTEES selected from the iaudiencc. No
member Of the Club can compete for any Of the
prizes.
Carriages arc fire Of charge, and will convey
makers 10 and from the hall
TICKETS, Ss-Admittlng gentleman and two
ladies In masks on the door. karties holding
such tickets and Wishing 10 attend ~ spectator
are entitled 10 three reserved seats In the dress
circle, and can exchange the saIne at ii. Blocks
jswslry store I'VE days prior to the Ball.
SPECTATORS TICKETS. 81 e0-For the
dr~.- circle, and can be reserved at any time At
II. Block's jewelry store.
GALLERY TICKETS, ti-To be had d the
Opera House ticket ofics ON the evening Of tho
Dali.
No one admitted on the floor without m,sk
before "a O'Clock, and st II o'clock. ~ the sound
of the cornet, every one must unmask,
N. BIN addition TO the aforementioned
prizes, the Committee have concluded 10 add
Two more for the best-dressed lady and gentle
man.
They have also made arrangements with Mrs
jain 70 have on hand large assortment Of new
and elegant costumes. when will DO let 1t very
low figures.
Tickets to be had from the Counties. nitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-06
MARRIED.

REYsoLDs-AHt-ln Dayton, Mareh4. E.T.
Reynolds TO Miss EmmsA Ali.
KUT-CADIdAN-In Phoebe. February ~.
Michael Kut TO Miss Mora Cadigsn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

WENarER lsOusE. corner Elm and Nigh
srRUTmEM HOUSE. oppo.,,. mo Depot.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Ont In certain Western fort. some
time ago. the Major conceived that ar
tillcry might In used effectively in fight.
ing the Indians, by dispensing with
gnn-carriagcs and fastening the cannon
upon tho backs Of mules. So he *.
planned his vicws 10 the commnn,lant,
and Il was decided 70 try tho expert.
mcnt. A h0vitxcr was selected md
strapped upon the back d MI amhu.
lance mule. with tho mnxxlc pointed
toward the tail. When they had sc.
cured the qua and loaded il with bull
cartridge. they led the calm and stead.
fast mule out on tho blum, and rot up a
target In the middle of the river 10
practice VI. The rear 81 the mule was
turned toward tho target, and he was
backed gently mp 70 the edge III the
Glnfl. The officers stood round In /
semi-cirrlc. while the Major went m
and inserted time fuse iii Tho vent III
the howitxer. When tho fuse was ready
the Major III IL and retired. In i mo.
ment or two tho hitherto nnruiiled mule
heard tho nxxing luck ON hin neck, and
1t made him uneasy. He reached his
neck around 20 ascertain what va. GO
ing ON, and ~ no did No his body
turned. and tho howitxcr hogan "a
sweep around the horizon. Tho mule
Il laat became excited, and his curiosity
became more md more intense; III 4
second OF two be- waS standing with his
four lcgs IN bunch, making six rcvo-
buttons PR minute, and the howitxer
threatening sudden death to every man
within half mile. The commandant
was observed 10 climb suddenly mp .
tree; officers were secn sliding over the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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ssHf. wsA unlecsnl~ = baiih 90. nstA
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total score ne~ ef.ea Nolcomt,e, ~
.ut " = possible ia. and Df. lsadley.
no vat ot a rssesalae 10. heiccmt~.
On The thirt. seventh shot. his s~vessA
~ sLr final t.e. again scored . bulls.
eye. On hls eighth he got = center.
and h. clasea hss ~ros~ With twc bslI's.
eyes. making In The nsaAch 1v0 mt II >
pC~sihle cos HE run n thirty seven
consecutive bal.'s.eyes has never heen
cqnslcd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

Lumber Dealers.
~. . =. Rl.EM NlNO. Mobert FAelAn,
Agent. yArA near ths Elevator.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT employs
q, 7UG men.
AprLINA pArri IL 36 years old: Car
lotta Patti Mnnck, ~; Nilsson, 80.
FRANK Mrnrni. the temperance
apostle, has planned n European cam.
paign.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN used To say that
Charles Sumner Wa. just his idea oil
Bishop.
WILLIAM SHARON il Il candidate for
reelection 10 the United States Senate
from Nevada.
SENATOR WADE HAMPTON thinks John
sherman will be the Republican nomi-
nee fer President.
Din. Book, 81 Leipsic, says that the
nervousness Of our times is chiefly at
trimtable To tea and coffee.
BEEcmgn confessed 10 the Vermont
farmers that he wonld starvc II he
wns obliged 10 confine his efforts 10
farming.
Mn. HorrlN, First Secretary Of Lcgx.
ton 1T London, remains ~ Charge
dAfIMircs until successor 10 Minister
Welsh IL appointed.
MARK TWAIN has returned home from
! Europe. He has the manuscript OF q
new book, ready for tho printer, but re-
| fuses to tell what il IL all about.
HoRATio SEYMOUR walks through the
streets Of Utica with swinging gait,
with short black trousers aud with
hravy-solcd loots. He IN generally
liked there for his good manners aud
disposition, Int Ii thought 10 DO rather
close In money matters.
ONE day when Glen. Garfield wsa
bnsily engaged Vt his slesk In the House
OF Representatives., numerous cards
were ssnt 10 him. Ho BECAME impslien
aud told the messenger that lac should
not receive any more, ~ his time VIA
engaged. WELL said tho messenger
"thc gentleman TINT sent yon this card
said liz desired you ID look III ill., Oar
field did NO, when he nav upon II this
"Thc man TINT void you bill." 'vh,
General says, Il vacated my seat Ions
enough to wee that man. aud would r.
some distance 20 see linn again." Bil
was Gen. Garficlsl's war.horsc through
out the wnr.
SENATOR HANNIBAL HAMLiN has
pleasant. cresm-colorol, prcttily- fur
nished house ut Bangor. HI Inns f0nl
chil0rrn living. hin youngest son Inv
ing graduated ut lIowdoin lsst Com
lnenccmrnt. The Senator In tho oldest
living man IN tho public service. "Iiut
am tircd of it, he aays. 1T harasse,
me more than IL used TO. II you are In
political life you arr eyerybody's slave
and don't oven own yourself. ] shall
quit M soon ~ | can. would rather
live here than IN Washington. have
Il comfortable home. md farm near
here III about twenty acrcs, that yield,
me " much ~ hnavcragc farm through
the county. hut nm still strong. Very
often 10 fishing or hunting with the
boys. aud hear them whisper We'll
give the old man soft place. But
illoy generally come home behind the
old man"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

II 1874 2.7os medical students vese
graduated from fiity.nine colleges 81
the United Mates. A the statiseics
show that In this country m avess(c Of
600 people support one physician, thsfe
must 10 constant supply Of over l3.OOO
patients. who must pay the handsome
sum Of sl.v7G,00 wear, Ia order 10 n.
low each doctor oaly % day.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

VI III uONC uetu SnNy thc INOptc Oh tue
South tho responsibilities and lahors TO
which they arc subject. aud which must
be borne steadily and rcsolntely II the
outside world Ii 10 DO benefited by the
labor 81 TINT section NJ all
II the Northern farmer fails III his
wheat crop partially, there may be his
corn, his oats, rye, potatoes, barley to
fall hack upon, of which some must
make out successfully. enabling him to
live Ut least, aud keep clear Of indebted.
ness. but, with far more destructive con
tingencies threatening the great staples
ri tho South, Il IL cay ~ see why Il II
times struggles under heavy burden,
which should excite anything else tim,
the envy 81 tho other section.
III regard TO the profitable cultivation
III \ large section III the lower country
u the Carolinas aud Georgia especially
the appearance alone oi the mnss OF the
"poor whites" Of that region, NJ the
traveller meets them, In enough 10 con,
vince anybody that strong. thrifty
cnterprising population il not 10 b.
looked for there nj all Wearing, most
of them. that val, inanc expression III
conntenanee characteristic Oh the want
81 vitaIit, caused hy constant sickness
from malaria wan, en.aciatcd, with spin.
die legs and hloatcd bodies, they seem
70 merely creep abort ~ II were. in al.
tempting thu cultivation of little corn,
cotton, and few sweet potatoes and
other truck" such nv with 'possmm
hunting aud fishing may serve TO sustain
existence. Some ono lns told II To me
Or | linve read III an incident va
tlcscriptiv. III some III these u.nplc
that ! must give N IA near an can.
A traveller through that section, Imp
pcning Ia meet IN the road large mud
tolcrnbly sood-looking woman, followed
by u puny, spindlc.sl.snkcd little man.
the latter carrying u bundle, stopped
them IL inquire hls way, and next.
struck with the appearance Of tho pair,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
I.rIs.s.sI Ccl.t-.

necstrfli 10 esil lar COLLINS VOLT AlC III Az
~ isi t.a kri sn.1a s.st.i. = ,aisaiis.. eali
ihs Nplted stsies AMI faAedAsa sad Wy wkEka
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
COLLINS
volTAIC PLASTER

An Electru-f 1a1vsnic IlNe4ssy eosnhenoN
With ~ hirhly Nesitentrd HtTwngt hculmQ
Plaster. furtiaInx thu lAst tslnsscrfO r paln1
nad a1hea II thu World ar McSllctn6.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19

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OtNaovcWv.
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4. suspEnsOwiTs. Vim ar~ss. - -.
Carpenters and builders.
= =. CLAWS. .hsr ~ sss.rs .,r..
.. - LIMIT. ssrr ka&s ssse Eis street
Dry Goods ilcalers.
WHITE MOON. nns,h eaA ~ nrira hic~A.
klNs,TNAM ! rEAMl.ex, n,.cs h.,t.
- rram,ali. ssss s ass' ~ ~" "
Drug Ssorca.
Cs.SHnS .. Is, =. "a
:. 1. rssc.. Sra &C. - ..s rAy.,e,...
FHmihwc.
o. nRvKMDEN. ~ advertisement
Ebsssdry and Machine Shop.
OWuleU0N DnOs. Z LOWR1. Star FosaAvy.
essesvy. Esrsit and Confectionery
W. wD1or1R. ~ -
HardUnre Nsorca.
i.OMAs = nKoTnEM. .ea.A u Court Kca..
J. u. DOAN. On sass side km street.
Harness Makers.
s !. y. n nss:;sS; r. :; r.,. .1...
Hotsta.
| WRESTLER MOUSE. corner Elm and Nigh
srsSTnEx mousE. opro.,,. No Depot.
hsNrancc Agewts.
STONE . MlCHsnns.
Neat Markets.
aEOKax ". coMns. opposite ocars sssss
~. ~ DOOLlTTE. north Of cnnr, itouse square
Mfiiinrrs and Dressm0kevs.
=. y. COLE. Elm street.
Nmaeyymem and Fruit 0roWers.
,. u. MlTcnEil. New oregon Marssry, swo
niles south q eresea. duchess - oaues ahas
, VA ssssi siberian as kppl. rvs.
Photographic.
.. =. nEMrKAND. west q Court Mouse
W. W. WAsanuHN. over wss..srs sssss
pAysictans.
q. r. UOWElea. Mo- card.
/ ]. o. CLHMMkM. once IN Drug nsnee.
/ MERRIAM, L. 4. Once over ksllovs stoss.
.xssis s'i s y ssss' ssS ss;s.s.. -
o. n. n0vr. N. D. Homeopathic.
lsl0sp Works.
WOODWARD = M'DONAlO, Maaafsctass
| Flows y ~ kinda. and ~srrsn. them y scesr y
/ say sual. Repairing done On short nOss"s.
II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
THEY ARE TIE hest.

Gesfhwes,. Lnelosed you viii nut cec.. and l
Wall. .sn will snd M tnusi,rF doxr1 !. jotf
you vii ses tf { N d. sulasiil s,5, lrs.li,.r ~
" tntac Nay IN u Al, not Ahln - l,a w aud
afuNal. thKIassea nnnIhsr M ~ has tgiaI tnNP
Iisairfa VIII. ind rlsra aiss mn, NIL tasiets were
r..a II i.'l.lns, N 81. J,il a!sh III that !hax
ihis Miu'nr Il tstf thin Eavn hrlcrr Ill shsru
srt, Wait 4 / tsastil hgvs III ArI .I jDAf ptastrE1
lsasrp, iaufA, a.
.b'.rrrN ~. Gloss.
Isl-ssps fns. ". r.. N.lua III, is..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-09-19
Il MORBID SWELLING.

Err,icmra. s~nl fpr one ot cOLLlSsn vol
TAN NJ A~lf.Hs, anH N has been ~ great benefit
Y fr.riHH ! assIistK m my In eide That swsrs
t.r,asA pronounced fnisrrrn,ent N the iNalssh.
saa ona pfoa.tanaud Il MA OVARIAN Tuuauf.
CvS-utA.t4 fsu Msreh ~ ts.9
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-03-28
~NOu.Rcsident Notice.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, JONES
COUNTY.
Chancery Court. OF said County dt Rules,
before the Clerk the second Monday
IA March, 1879. AN
IN the matter Of the final account Of j. X. y.
Sh0rs, administrator dc b0Ris non Of The
estate nj James Shocs, deoeasod.
Upon filing said final account, ana it ap-
pearing from the affidavit of said admin.
~istrator that Eliza Owens and Dorcas
Owens, heirs and distributors of said es-
tate, are non-residents of this State, and
that they reside in Natchedochcs county,
in the State of Texas, and that Natche-
d0ches is their postot1ice, also that J. ID.
Shows is an heir and distributor of said
estate, but whose residence and postoffice
address is unknown to said administrator
il is therefore ordered that said non-resi-
dent heirs do enter their appearance here
in at the next term of the Chaucery Court,
to be held at the Courthouse, in the town
of Ellisvillc, Oh the fourth Monday in
April, 1879, to show cause, if any they
have, why said final account should not
be allowed and said administrator dis
charged. 1t is further ordered that Il copy
of this order be published in the Pasca-
goula Democrat-Star, a newspaper print
ed and published in the town of Scranton,
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks,
aud thai the clerk of this court mail
copies of the same to said heirs whose
~postoiices are known within twenty days
from this date.
Ordered this 10th day OF March, 1879.
JNO. H. BYNUM, Clerk.
March 81, 1879. 52-5t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-03-28
Yellow Fever of 1878.

The Howard Association of Mem.
phis will publish, and have ready
for delivery, IN or about the first of
April next, a complete history OF
the yellow fever from the earliest
Yates; also IA history of the cpl
demic of 1878, which will embrace
the names, with residence and date
of death, of over five thousand
citizens of Memphis who died I; the
names of physicians and nurses
employed, diagnosis of the disease
by the most celebrated physicians
cures suggested and best adapted
to coping with the dreadful scourge.
together with incidents of the
plague. Also, a list of names OF
contributors of donations, both in
money and supplies, from the gen.
erous public of America and Eu-
rope, amounting in the aggregate
to near five hundred thousand dol
lars, and what disposition was made
of same. The book will be gotten
up in the very best manner, on good
white paper, well bound, in size
octave, and contain about five hun
dred pages. Price, $3.50. Mr.. w.
Thornton Walthall, son OF w. II.
Walthall, is the agent for the sale
of this work on the coast, and will
soon visit our citizens in this in
tereSt.