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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

HrBrRyIASs.--At an election for State
officers Of the Ancient Order Of Hibsr.
mans the following named persons were
elected to the different State offices /:
For State Delegate. n. A. Fesney. OF
Virginia City ; for State Secretary. Thos.
Z. Harvey. Of Austin ; for State Treas
ursr. Daniel MoFaddsn, Of Gold Hill.
TEE Cosro = TIE DAr.-Ths Secretary
Of the Fourth OF July Committee Of
Virginia reports the cost Of the celsbra.
ton at 81, $50 20. The finances held
out and there IL Q short bit in the Sscrs-
tary's hands. He should appropriate
that to his own use and to vet his
whistle.
TIE California has filed Q certified
copy Of articles Of incorporation and List
OF officers : George Wallace. President ;
r. H. Follis, vice-P President /; Cornelius
O'Connor, s. Hsydsnfsldt and Thomas
n. Williams, Trustees /; W. n. Patton,
Superintendent; G. p. Gordon, Secre-
tsry.
ONLY A DoLLAR.-As will b seen BY
the notice in another column. the price
Of the tickets 10 the Turn versin social
Sunday night and the distribution OF
prizes, including music, dancing and q
full line Of amussmeuts. has been placed
At 81. Here is . chance for fun at frst
cost.
j. W. WILSON and wife have hlsd
nc.oe OF abandonment OF homestead.
and s. p. Soaniker has Alsd notss OF
homestead claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Carson ltsns.
Daily APPEAL, yaly ~.

The case Of J. Q. Moore and wife VI.
@. P. R. B. Co.. for $4,000 damages.
which Was TO have come OF during this
term Of the U. 8. Circuit Court, In Ban
Francisco. has again been postponed
until the September term. The treat
msnt to which the plaintiffs In this case
are subjected IL really shameful. The
matter has been pending In the U. 3.
Court for several years, and a. yet the
sufferers are unable 10 obtain the redress
to which they are In al probability en-.
titled.
Governor Kinkead Yesterday received
tho arst installmsnt OF "~Ssgsbrush
Leaves"
Miss Amy shsrvin and Mrs.. Portsous
concert was sxcsllsnt, but very poorly
attended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

Most people in this section remember
Daniel Martin. the excellent magician
and vsntriloquiss. Who used TO 70 de-
light and astonish large audiences With
his wonderful tricks and amusing per.
formanoss In years past. he last sp-
peared before q Comstock audience at
Piper's Opera House somst tan years ago.
sftor which he travelled through the
Eastern part Of the State. Idaho. Mon.
tana and elsewhere. In response 70 .
letter Of inquiry. We will State that
Martin died at Butte City, Montana, In
1866, Of mountain fever. From per-
sonai acquaintance. the writer oonsd-
ered Martin one OF the most kindly.
soulsd, pleasing and genial gentlemen Of
the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Lively Chinese Fight.

SACRAMENTO. July l0.-A Asht occur.
red In Chinstown last night In which
several Chinese belonging to rival com.
paniss were engaged. Five or six shots
were nrsd, and on the arrival OF the po.
lice Alb Let was found dying. with three
bullet holes In his body. II IL supposed
that . Chinese highlander named Wong
Kin IL the murderer. All Jep was found
under q bed. wounded In the hand, but
IL thought not to DO o shooter, although
o partly smptisd revolver was found BY
his side. The melee arose over q dis.
puts about q gambling game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
PARTIAL

OF The main avenue for sseaps OF r'fu's from
the human systsm 10 utterly subvssive OF reg
uarisy among the o her organs. Let constips'
sios bscoms chronic. and. leaving out the I'M
nins.s danger 81 ipnsmuatien Of the ooveis.
ana shsir total obstruction oscurrins. jaundiee
is almoss certain 70 sosus, the liver 10 naoIe 70
nscone epsorasd. the blood and urine are pois.
onsd bv ne bile, which also vitiatss the juices
m "a stomseh, snd other unhappy eonss-
onscesa follow. Hoststtsr's Stomach Bitter.
= prims tonic altsrssivs. prevents or remedies
thess results and their cause. - the cass may
soni.s 6afulsnce, heartburn. and vsrtabls -
ali 81 eonssipetsd action Of the bowels. II TO
80 psrvs powsr improves tbs sppstits. stays
a.. pcsSrsss Of early decay. relieves the tnnrm-
me- Of &c. and 10 9 pleasant sppetiser.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

TEE Haphsys on the old songs: Take
bsok the heart" 40 the man said who
drew one when he wanted . diamond.
SCUM. gum away to the psarly foun.
tain," was sung by the man who
dropped his store teeth into the creek.
IA loan In the world" wa given with
great eject BY the man who had 70 raise
$500 by Saturday noon. Dream,
baby, Dream" was sung and said very
snerRsticallyi by the man who p~atrolled
the door while the colo p~atrollsd his
baby. .Good bye, sweet TART" Was
ehantsd BY the dyspsptio man who
couldn't eat pie. "8omsbody 70 wait.
ing for me-" was walled out BY the man
Who had bssnto the lodge, lost his night
ksy, and could sss the shsdow o. his
viic's mothers ~nishtoappsd head on
Ne curtain Of ths dtins'room,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
A Miners Death.

BAN FRAsorsco. July II. Patrick
Quinn. aged IS years, On employs in
the Ban Geronimo mine, at Nicasia sta
ton, while ascending the shaft this
morning after having prepared Q blast.
and lust a. his head was emerging at
the top. fell to the bottom. o depth Of
140 feet. The blast went Of about tho
moment be reached the bottom and his
arm was broken and head crushed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
lsshoel Lava.

superintendent James has placed the
News under obligations by placing in
its sanctum a copy Of the laws relating
TO the public school system Of the State
Of Nevada. These laws are In pamphlet
form and published for the use OF school
officers, and contain the amendments OF
the Ninth Legislature. a. we'll AZ Q list
of School Officers OF the State Of Ne
vada, the Compulsory Law. the law es-
tablishing ths State University. the law
providing for the education Of the deaf
and dumb. and q list Of the State series
of text books.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARKET.

Few people understand how lsrrs fortunes
are snasssd 70 rapidly In stock operations.
Msssrs. Lavrencs I Co.. BanEsrs. ~. T.. have
Just publishsd "tvo unerrins rules for suoeees'
and full details. 90 that any one Can opsrsts.
Mailed fres. Their new combination systsm q
dealing In stocks u wonderfully profitable. By
this msthod thousands Of orders. IN various
sumo, Are pooled into one Immense capital. and
eo-opsntsd a. . mishy whole. thus securing TO
each s~harsholder AL the advantages OF vast
capital And best sk,li. Fronts divided every 30
days. Sis would mahs SIS profit; 500 would
return u 900. or 10 Per cent, on the stock In
tbs month. and ~ on. according 10 the market.
a New York fashion editrssa and prominent
psvspapsr correspondent made over SO per
ssnt pront on an Investment. October sth. 1873
Many others are doing - well or better. La 70
or small amounts can Be used With eiuAi pro.
n ,rtiopsts suceess By this system. All
fipds OF stocks and bonds wanted. Govern
msnt bonds supplied. Apply to Lavrenee 4
o.. Banhss, 81 Exchange Place. New fofk
(ifv- W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
An Awful Death.



The body Of Royal Ballard was found
by Officer MiddsuRh on Saturday, about
six miles from town. beyond the race
track. The unfortunate man had d.
vested himself OF oil clothing but his
updershirt. When found he was lying
faca downward. with his hands clutohed,
and one ankle dis!ocated. The sand
was torn mp around the body. showing
the fearful suff-rings Of the poor fellow
10 his death struggle. Deceased VA
about So years OF aye. and came TO this
county from Montana In 1864. BE vas
born in Buffalo, New York. and his
parents o reside In Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. A large number OF friends fol.
lowed his remains to the grave yssssr-
dav.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Testing she Ordinanse.

Last night the police authorities Of
Virginia arrested ten females for expos.
ing themselves to view. soliciting prosti.
tuition and the like. Two arrested pre-
viously for similar offsnsss were yestsr.
day discharged. on the ground that no
law could compel people Of any class In
warm weather to keep their windows
closed and ~curtainsd and their doors
shut. Chief Allan says II these are
discharged he will try again and continue
to do 30 till the ordinance 10 repealed or
declared unconstitutional BY Q competent
tribunal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
ENJOY LIFE.

what . truly beautiful world vs live In Ss-
surs Rivss Us grandeur Of mountains. sisns and
oossns. and THOUSANDS Of means for enjoyusnt.
Ne can desire no better wnsn In psrfset health;
Int how oftsn do The majority. OF peop's tsi
-orsjed oot with disease, When there " no &C.
essios fos this feeling. - evsy sufferer can
SssfIv obtain sakisfactory proof that Green's
snsast FIovsr VAN make them - me- hom
1ssssss. - vhsa born. Dyspspeia and Liver
Complaint d ne dissss esass o. ssssnsy'n,s
k,sSstioa' otck Headache. Costivsness. Nervous
yS.csS,ssfon Dissinsss Of ths Hsad. fslpitation
- ~ Isor1. and othsR distrsssing syupeoms.
49, 49, n Auguss Flower VII prove ~
son6srfsi sssst sample ssss'ss' " s'SS'
III q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
h Shsridan Mime.

Patrick Conlan brought suit In the
Twelfth District Court, says the San
Frrncisco Post. against the Phil Shsri.
dan Silver and Gold Mining Company.
alleging that no Is the owner Of 1000
shares Of the capital stock OF the com.
psny, and that he surrendered them to
defendants for the purpose OF having
them transferred ON their books. and to
cause to have issued to him certificates
calling for the same. The Directors OF
the corporation refusing to issue them.
Conlan sues for 8 1000 damagss-SS, 200
as the market value Of the stock and
$500 for being deprived Of the posses
sion Of the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Train Late.

The lightning train was to-day four
hours late. As usual. the delay was
caused ON the Central Pacific. A special
from Cisco says that the cause wa an.
other Are in the snow.shsds last night,
about two miles west Of that place. and
that from 1900 to 1000 feet Of the
sheds we're burned. The last fire was .
mile this side OF Cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
tn. Devastating ar...Aoppsr.
7suel.. R.psS,iean. July 10.

1ruesss htpsooeon' ssfy Ave-
A great danger threatens the stock In
this vicinity. That danger 10 grssshop.
psrs. They are invading the Truckee
basin ON the north at Sardins valley.
and on the south at Martis valley. At
the latter place Mr.. soha!sr 10 turning
bis stock upon his valuable hay.Aslds.
in order that they may gain the greatest
amount Of good prior 70 the Anal dsyas-
tation Of the fields BY insects. At Bar.
dine valley. Mr.. F~leckspstein Il ssri.
ously alarmed lest his cattle will b I'M.
able 10 subsist more than Q couple Of
weeks. Hs expects 10 have 70 abandon
his dairy, and turn his cattle out into
the woods. Even then u 70 doubtful II
sufficient heritage can b found 70 keep
them alive. Il u probable that many
stook.msn win b driven from the
mountains d least one month earlier
than usual this Fall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

We picture death - coming. 70 de-
stroy let m rather picture Christ ~
coming 70 save. We think OF death -
ending LIT ~ rsthss think Of lie %
the beginning, and that The more abun.
dainty. We think OF leiing ; let N
think Of gaining. We think Of part.
inc |: Let o. think Of meeting. wsthink
Of going away ; let ~ think Of arriving.
And a. the voice Of death Whisper,
.sYou must 20 from sarth." let - hear
the voice Of Ohsist sayine. '.Yos srs bat
coming 70 me AeL~ed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Jay aoaId and the lHornoas.
S;lrer Ref Xiar.

The Utah Southern Railway Company
In its report 10 the ASSESSOR OF Utah
county, valued its line ateS000 per mile.
The Board Of Equalization raised them
$500. and the company to get even took
OF all the cheap trains and sddsd IS per
cent. TO the regular fares. The Nor.
mon farmer who built the road and
never got psid for Il, piously imagined
they were building Il for Christ's sake.
but - they now hide along In their
wagons, they bsein 70 realize that Jay
Gould has a.hsslthy pair Of nippsss on
the rosd,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
The Wheatland Mystery.

w~urArLISp. CAL, July H.-Thsrs Is
nothing new TO report In regard to the
Dunn. Heslep outrage at the Roddan
ranch. Detective Harrison and Sheriff
Mccoy are still at work trying to get ct
some clue that will throw light on tho
mystery, but from oil Appearances they
are ~ much In the dark % ever. The
girls continue 10 improve.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
That Picaie.

The picnic Of the Presbyterian Sun.
day Schools Of Carson and the Comstook
yesterday at Trsadway's ranch wa .
very pleasant affair. Carson supple
mented the attendance by train with .
Roodly number. and the day Wal passed
pleasantly between songs, games and
amussnsnts on the green. The return
was made in good time and without
accident.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

Eureka Ssatinsi. July i6.
Bullion to the amount Of eS.0e6
pounds was ahippsd BY The Eureka Con.
this morning.
Skilled laborers arc scarce in Eureka,
and carpenters. bricklaysrs and hod-car.
riers are In demand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
Ar,,v... ss,. Asss.i.s.

JsnvAJ II Douglas. @ Gilbert, J Kir-
BY. p Brisksll. O Wicklow. J Burke. Z
o'Harrov. J @ Smith and VIE. Josl Kay.
o II La Orange. J Blake. Robt Graves. u
Riley. J Sullivan. J Brumssy. J Fisher,
R Kirmsn. J Gillespie. @ E xeDousall. A
Bsss. A Moore. q II Matter. Mrs. NeCsr-
Thy. J n Dormer. J p Thomas. o Cook. 7
Nolan. r = Morrow. G Lynch. Mrs N
Lynch. Niss o'Csnnsll. + Hatch. Miss
Maher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
DR.. mlNTIR,s NsrHRRr1oun.

-
"a eomp,und nuid extract Of Bachul d.
klntis's Nephrstieum works wonders. AL
oasss Of Dropsy. Bnght's pisssss, Kidnsy. D,aA.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Rotation OF
Urine are entirely cured By the Hsphrseean.
G1vsi, Diabetes. pain IN the back. ads and
loln are cured whom oil other medicines hare
failed. Sec what tho druggists Of Portland aad
San Frsncisco say about DR.. MATES NeDAfst.
Gun and kugiish Dsndelion Pills, 1--WE have
sold . large amount OF Or. klntis's medictnee.
the knglish Dsndslion Pills. also the Nsphrset:
os%: and In ~ e..s: tss{ .rs n asS : spS Ss,is %
Druggist, Second street. Portland; Q. b. Weed.
ward 4 o., Druggists. corner ftrst and Ader
streets, Portland. Messfs. Abrams D 0sxToll.
hole 'ale Druggists. Nos 3 and . Front strsse.
Ban Frsncisco, say: "Ws rsgard Nfperracua
as puAse: All Druggists Sssp Ihsss nsaislsss.
FOR Ill defsnRsments Of the Liver. ne Df Mn.
ties HnglIsh Dsndsliou Pills. For Bilioususse
ana Dyspepsia. use DR.. hintie's knsllsh Dande-
lion PILL. vor Fsvei and Agus. use Dr.. kisae's
English Dsndelinn Pills. Every fsmily should
keep the Rnslish Dandetiou Pills On hand Or.
kiais's remedies Will not "curs Ill complAints."
but will. if taken according TO dirsstions, give
Immediate relief and perfect . cure In Gil
troubles for which they are recommended. Sold
By al DruHRtsts.
THERE have beer more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
BY the wouse IL 3 glish remedy, Sir Ashley
Coo, ef's Vital restorative. than oy oil other
remedies combined. Why will you sudsef
Send ~ a. g. klptie,- n D., No. IL ksaruy
strost. Tan Francisco. for the Restorative. and
bs curcd Prics. - per bottls; four tines The
qu .nti y, tl0. Try Q bottis.
J. DAVIDSON. sole Agent for the etsts OF
Nevsds. Room Q. No. o south street,
Virginia, Nevada. mis- ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

JD Ksrssy. 8 B Ferguson. W whiss. II
Altmark. W L Sullivan. W + Gardiner.
HELEN Nc0ackin. DR. Elwan. Mollis wes-
ton. J Csrbray and family. Judge Waits
and wife. Mrs. r Logan. John Kelly and
wife, T Callahan.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. n. eAtLur. opposite the Bank Of oalfos.
mia, Gold Hill, Keeps constantly On hand III
fsyorite brands Of Imported Ctnrs. ohoios bit
cigars, oil kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer
schsum pipes, school books and stationary Of
Ill DESCRIPTIONS, nns CUTLERY. and toys and hnoy
Roodl Of ali kinda. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17

MRS. O 8. WENTWORTH AND Mss 4. 2:
II BUTTRBFtRLD viii opens sslsct essoos
eontinus throusn n vacation. All studies
pursued In The Pablk pehools ~ ~;
special stssntion etvtn 70 hseains - ~.
ms;ic, Fancy work Taught. IL dss'fso' '"'s
IN The week. Ptrt
school from 0 a. y. 10 ar.n. s,-
Terms, 81 per week.
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PR K,CRIPrroN FREE.

For tho speedy Cure Of Seminal wssknsss.
Loss Of Manhood, and al disorders brought on
by indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has
the Ingredients Address
8 DAVIDSON a CO.. 70 Nassau b.. N. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-17
N.Y.; |;
VI" Pains Il
Side or
e; !? 3: !;

Buaht's Disease OF tho Kidneys. Retention OF
IncontInence OF Urine, Nervous Diseastt, Female
WEAKNESS and Rxcessss, HUNTS kxHkDx u
Or, pared EXPIRE SILLY for thess diesasss.
From Rev. x. q. Taylor, D.. D., Pastor First
Baptist Church:
Providence. R. l., Jspusry9 {, 1879.
can testify &, the virtue OF HUNTS BEN.
EDY IN Kidney Diseases from astuAl trial, hAv.
lug been greatly benefited By its use. -
n. q. TAILOR.
PsovrpRxcR. r. l.. August 10, is1e.
W.T. CLAxKI dear iri Having witneeeAd
tn wonderful "a cts OF HUNTS hENhDft IN
INV own csss. and IN . eresI number OF othsrs,
1 recommend Il TO eli sfaic'ed with Kidney
Dlseases or Drop y. Thos- AFFLICTED BY dissass
should sscurs the m.dicius VII oh Will cure 10
ihs tho test posuibls tame. HUNTS REMEDY
will d. this.
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PIANOS AND DREAMS TO RENT.

u.ui BEST PIANOS AsDA
70, i. Ss S. ss.s.. al Al nearly a'S: 7W
Appy n. B. PARsoNs.
u.ouf yfrxiuis House, Ia Bouth 0ees vfSe1,as
on hoSn-Srom : 70 O'Clock S.n. 1ss
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.rocK aEP0sr.


LAST n
so Raymond 4 Ety.
20 Eureka Con-, i6, 49,
ITO Jackson
$50 Belmont. 45c. SOC
$40 Leopard. I 10. I IS
1850 ella. l 0s, I 10
100 Northern Belle. 4 65.
500 Hussey. 20c
SIS Do Frees. 15c
$50 Grand Prize, s 90. . rs. 4, SsS
ISIS Argents, I. %
$50 Independence. ~. 2 40, 2 u, z4o
200 Silver Prixs. zoe
1910 Star. Toe, coo
2l50 Belle Isls. AZ 2 so. 2 s.. 2 30. 2 sobs1
100 Hamburg. 500
100 HIlsids, I go
100 walss, 81
29s Mount DiAblo. ~
50 Paradise. 80
$50 Bodis. 10. 1Sk. l8S
7O6 NoClinton. I so. I 50. ~, 70
1880 Tioga. A., 4 40. 4 IS. 4 IS. ~
$50 Summit. AZ
30 Bed Cloud. $50
69s Bulvsr, 8k.S
500 Syndicate. IN
$50 Aurora. SOC
Go 0oodshaw. Soc. 40
rs Nsybslle. SOC
400 Oriental. 20c. 25c
$50 Bslvidsrs. / Is. ! 10, 10
1909 Champion. 800
100 BlsckhAwk. I 40
500 South Bodie. 33c
966 Booker. $50. soc. 95c.
100 South Standard. 3Oc, 2jc
200 Richer. SOC. s5c. 13c
500 Queen Bee. Coo
960 Mono. 7N.8
1850 Crosus, l5c. 20c
SIS Con. Pacific. tn. ~
$50 University. Csc
lao Dudley. IL. 80
ass Jupiter. IN, I ~. M
1020 South Bulwsr. zoe. s5c
Gas Addenda. SOC
20 Defiance, II
AIS Double Standard. I o.. !
$40 Vortex. COO. $50
1<00 Orient. SOC. $50. 6Oc
ITO Mammoth. II. i0<
ESQ Glory. SOC. s3c
$50 Martin White. ~. 5's
80 Leeds, Toe
800 Tiptop. SOC. 75c, soc
leo Golden Terra, i3h
$40 Bsohtsl. I 10. I Is, IL
500 Rustlsr. 60c
TETS MORNING.
$50 ophir. s6k. s6t, 81. SEA
COO Mexican. 26, 26S
$50 Gould 4 Curry. l0A. l0As
ITO Beat 4 Belcher. In. -
100 California, 4 30
100 savage. l&S
Zoe Cen. Virginia. 4 IS
Ito Chellar. 6t.7
SIS Potosi. 4 30. 4 s5,
ass Hale 4 Norcross. ISL. u
10 Grown Point.
90 Yellow Jacket. l5t, i5A
276 Imperial, I 10. ! Is
$50 Ksntuck. A.. 4 "
80 Alpha. ash
l3S Bslcher. 6S.5
90 Confidence. IN
lao sisrra Nevada. AN, 42S
10 Utah. l7k. Is
$50 Bullion. ek. 81
626 Exahsquer. 6S. CO
% OvsrmAn. ~
6s5 Juatcs. 81. 81
$40 Unisn Con-. 81. 36t
$40 Alta, 81, 81
s2s Lady Bryan. !. DOC
rs Julia. 8 IS. 3 GO
240 Calsdonia. AZ
27S Silver Hill. I 60
$50 Challenge. Az. 2Go
$50 New York. 6Oc
100 Occidental. I b30
400 woodville. SOC
$50 Lady Warrington Con-. ! so. IL
$50 Andes. I 05. I 10. I Is
270 Ward. I IS. I 30
7sS Benton Con-. 81. 6S
100 Europa, 23c
1850 Con. Dorado. : 10. 2 Us
LOO scorpion. IN, ~
Iso Lsviathan, 55c. COO
&c Flowsry. Soc
1sS North Con. Virginia, Oh. 81
7e3 North BONANZA. ~. 10
$50 Nscksy. lao. 1 ~
100 Mountain View. 2 80
500 South Utah. loo. DC
$50 Trojan. Sc
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
ysn Francisco Items.

.r.r,o,.L TO BOLD M. Dali, srw'.l
The National tribune., 1879-09-01

SOLDIER OF THE CRoss-The Carthage Republican,
tells this Col George w, Fowler standing in the
square at Watertown the other day. when he spied far
who weeks ago had sold him very 'crook
ed hay The party in question active Professor of
religion and almost Jealous worker for his pocket
The mans profession and practice being in such marked
contrast caused the Colonel to eye him with dislike
When he up the Colonel charged him with decep-
tion in the matter of the hay The skinnt stouy de-
MED the charge. The Col drew hmselfup to full hight
and dsdanfully observed, 81 soldier sir liar
$50 am a soldier whined the promoter of crooked
hay "You? calculated the Colonel in of disgust.
What kind of soldier are you? 'Im a soldier of the
Cross said the skinfnt, with detestabe flourish of
the hand. ''That may be- said the Colonel, dryly
"but you've been furlough since knew YOU ?
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REFERENCES.

the of unacquained
hereto specimens of the testimonials
ica military distinction and widely known throughout the
United States:
BRLvIDERE ILLINOIS, October "a
great pleasure recommending Captain GEORGE f.
LEMON Of Washington d. o. to all persons who may have
ments Washington know him 70 be Thoroughly 9uaned
the with Department
growing the especially the Paymasters
friends soliciting of
very active successful gallant
honorable and successful
ommend strongly all who may need his services
S. A. HURLBUT NJ. q.
District. Uinois,
Late Mtt,or- General " s. Vols.
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General Thomas Statue.

The colossal equestrian of the late Gen. George
H. Thomas nodded by j. @. A. Ward, and which is to
be unveiled in tlis city time in November is in
process of casting in bronze in the foundry of Bureau
Brothers Il Heaton, Philadelphia. When completed the
huge figure will contain ST. 600 pounds of metal and will
cost $40 600. It's height will be fifteen feet The upper
portion of the of Gen. Thomas has been completed
and also large part of the horses body casting
made of the fore part of the animals body and of his
neck Two thousand pounds Of bronze poured into
the mould from one large cauldron.