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GEnIlIIIiln

ut is with the grateful feelings oil man
snatched from the grave by the almost
miraculous power OF your justly celebrat-
ed water, Bethesda, that | give you few
facts from my experience relating to It's
use. "-Eriruct from a letter 10 Col, dunbar,
DiscoHTerOf Bethesda TIaLer.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER I

JoSEPn Cook has pinned OH an apron
and tucked UP hiSSlCeyes, and begun aEain
to ierve his metaphysical sluSll to the Bos.
1nvoso
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TmE fall wheat never looked better in
Northwestern Kansas than 1t does now.
Tho acreage Is considerably larger than
last year. The farmers are jubilant at the
bright prospects.
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IT Is estimated that the agricultural pre-.
ducts Of the country for the past year equal
in value all the gold and silver that have
been mined In tho United States since
lSln.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Philadelphia Aerommolallon.- tIAln onl = nuns
between watching and rItAd0lphlA. 80
tDAuy except sunday-HOEiEk Accommodation.
tslSubelVIIle Recommendations train duIinR
The day passes backward and forward bStVe1n MAJ.
TINS Ferry and BSllAife, stopping Ehin FOInirol a
sAeimAn a., HoubS, Ata4TillsI Wet WhSSllng md
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JOSEPH SCHMATzlNETZ,

Fancy Steam Dyer, SCourer & Repairer,
No. i1S Market street Wheeling, ", Va, neal
eeE htdSe. All kinIi o. shAHls, DusaeS, and every
ttheIk holte hnd 90 TelshnlhlH terms, Gloves ard
ESAtheIs cleaned and dyed. An CblbyS WitSraHiSi
tdlt. Al PofnQha living AZ dlltanea from ny Nae
ean inform NE BY postal tATd that they have some.
Thing 10 my line, and viii call for goods and VeF
them When finished. PiRaae call and examine M
Show Window, and you will $50 the dEIoFVnee IN
tween my work and that Of Otherl. You viii and
my rates lower than AtAny other scouFer 10 he State
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NUT ONE sovERrIoN sTArR.

IL follows, then, that there Is but one
sovereign State on the American CONT.
nent known TO international law or IN
constitutional law, and that Il the Rsnph.
lie itself. This forms the United States
and should be so called. But while there
Is no escape from the conclusion which
iacts make firm, that In essentiul things
the hepublic Is sovereign, that 10, supreme,
4 Is maintained that In certain other
inings the States are sovereign or supreme,
we have shown that In matters essential
70 sovereignty they arc not. But admit
that IN theory they are. What folloWsP
A conflict Of Jurisdiction or opinion arises
between the authorities Of a State and Inc
United States, '"'
Which party TO that conflict has the
hnal decision oil the question In DISPUTE
The United States, that Is, the Supreme
Court In practice, then, Tho Republic il
sovereign over whatever matters Ia own
judicial officers declare II should OK.
ercise Its own judicial officers declare II
should exercise supremacy. BY the yery
Terms Of the pledge Of oil parties to the
constitution, the United States have In
their own hands the ultimate decision Of
Al matters about which there Is doubt or
dispute. Questions Of Jurisdiction, M.
thorlty, supremacy, between State and
The nation are determined by tho agents,
officers, and judicial authorities q Inc
latter.
To illustrate: B and @ enter into a part.
nership. Its agreed that In certain mat
lens Of business B shall have supreme con.
lrol, and In certain other matters that The
control shall belong TO @. But Ii Is further
that when doubt arises as 10
which arc B's matters and which C's, 3
Ihall have the exclusive right and. power
II decision. Who now Is suprome9 q
& supreme over certain matters, provided
. allows him to be. b Is sovereign over
VI things that II may suit his pleasure to
sxercisa supremacy over. It would be
10 common sense To soy that B
md y had equal authority in this part.
lership, i would be palpably worse 70
ny that O was the supreme, sovereign
member. Yet this Is precisely what he
State.rights school Of Statesmen maintain.
They represent the Union 10 be partner.
hip, and then insist that the partner
which Is Invested Of oil the chief preroea.
Ives Of sovereignty 10 supreme, and the
partner which Is invested with those
powers and prerogatlYps Is subordinate.
srATE soyEREIoSrY
IMPLIES the right Of secession. II a State
. supreme in power-and sovereignty
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therefore, with teniold more distinctuess
than the Articles which 1t supplanted
clothes tho National Government with
supreme powers. Itmakes the Republic,
In fact and in law, sovereign composite
State. For what distinguishes SOW.
ereign State from dependent State, col.
ony, or provinCe7 A sovereign State has
the unrestricted power TO declare war, 10
make peace, to grant letters Of marque and
.reprisal, TO raise and support armies, 10
provide and maintain navy, to command
and regulate It's land aud naval forces; Il
has the power TO coin money and regulate
It's value, to fix the standard Of weights
and measures, to determine on what terms
aliens shall become citizens, to regulate
commerce with foreign nations, to Collect
duties, imposts, and exercise without no.
stricion, 70 define and punish treason
against the State. Need we say that each
Of these sovereign powers and many more,
by the Constitution in ezpraSu forms, be-.
long to the Government OF the United
States,
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TINIB TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TuEsDAY, April lsL i'm n,
" ON On tbs Wheeling and lin ClFoTS II II MI III
Eaa = fIosE Car Sili lsays he oily leonoF MII.
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nEM AnvER1IarMrMra..

WANTED-TWO OR THREE GIRLS
w Apply at Ghee At No. u Fourtesn.h street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DRPARTuEE on rRAWo-vurxtuo mr.,
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WANTED : AN EXPERIENCED
w bahstAdy, Ia retail hqtioh and fancy r0ls
,toFsi Fsisrpntv required. AddFsAi v A., this once
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
THE CONSOLIDATION
what Va. D..s .. "a. rrs.sases
Yesterday.

There has been NO little anxiety felt
on the Comstock concerning the result
Of the conference yesterday afternoon
between the trustees OF the Grown
Point. Belohsr. Alpha. Bullion. Ezche-
qu.r. Conndsnee. Consolidated Imperial.
Challenge and Ksntuok mining oompa-
mics in San Francisco to consider the
proposition for working the above mines
through the Yellow Jacket shalt. At
the meeting all the mines except the
Kentuck were represented.
It was unanimously admitted that
more economical measures should DO
adopted in working the mines. and after
Superintendent James had presented
facts to show that the cost OF hosting
and draining could b greatly reduced
by using the Yellow Jacket new shaft, 1t
was resolved that the Yellow Jacket
managers should submit the lowest
terms In writing for the approval OF the
other companies a. 300 as practicable.
As amended. the proposition will DO
again submitted and each company will
act for itself in accepting or rejecting the
same. The plan was informally dis.
cussed and the general opinion was that
Il would DO for the interest OF stock.
holders thus to eoonomize the working
expense OF these non.producing south
ern mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
General Grants Programme.

WASHINGTON. December 27.-A private
letter received from General Grant, says
hs expects 10 arrive in Washington on
the Goth instant. and that after spending
q few days quietly ct General Bsale's
residence hs will proceed southwark.
stopping for q day or two at each Of the
principal Southern cities on his way to
Florida, whence be will sail for Caba
about the middle Of January. His plans
are not definitely formed beyond that
date, but he will probably spend some
four months In Cuba and Mexico, and
return East via New Orleans and Miss
issippi river cities and Colorado. In time
to reach Long Branch for the summer,
when hs expects to reoocupy his cottage.
General Grant also informs . friend In
this city that he has no intention Of
accepting the presidency Of the Nicar.
aguan intsr-O oeanic Canal Company
until the necessary amount Of capital Is
secured BY subscriptions based upon the
intrinsic merits Of the project. He CON-
siders the latter amply sufficient to war.
rant q subscription Of the $l00. 900. 900
OF capital that he believes to bs nsces.
sary. but hs does not care TO commit his
fortune to any scheme, IL 1t has not
sufficient strength to enlist capital ire
spectivs OF the use and prestige Of any
one mans name - President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

The advent Of Carlotta Patti and
troupe Monday and Tuesday evenings OF
next week will bs the greatest musical
treat Of is kind ever offered tho people
Of the Comstock. The lady Is in her
prime now and has the most wonderful
voice which ever rang through . concert
hall. Her ability To use It Ia a. wonder
full a IL her voice. Singers, like poets.
are born, not made. Patti 10 ono OF
this class. Az girl, and whom
first shs took up her residence
In this. her adopted country, she was
q marvel. She has had the best training
possible and in Germany. whore every.
thing must be correct - we'll q the
voice wonderful to gain full need OF
praise, shs has % the most favorable
notices from the sevsrest critics. She
has been summoned into the presence OF
all the crowned heads OF Europe. and
they have honored her with such tssti.
monials a. no singer ever received from
them before or since. The troupe Is
worthy Of being associated with such an
artistic. Box sheet now open.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
Sudden Death.

The wife Of DR.. Anderson OF Gold Hill
died OF convulsions at the house Of p.
8. Williams in Silver City aboutS O'Clock
this morning. She was in perfect health
last evening. and after dinner accom-.
panied her husband to Silver City where
he was called to visit some patients. He
attended one which took about Eve min.
utes, and when passing the house ofMr
Williams hs was called In there.
Mrs. Anderson remained In the wagon
and in two minutes after was taken with
a convulsion. She had q little before
complained Of headache, but insisted
that the doctor should attend his pa
TENTS before coming home with her.
She was taken into Mr.. Williams house
after the FIRST at and DR.. Bergi was
summoned. She continued having con-
WILSON'S at intervals and DR.. Van Zandt
was sent for. In spite OF all that could
bs done she died as above stated. During
her convulsions she Was delivered Of .
prematurely.bor child. The case 10 .
sad one. and DR.. Anderson has the sym.
pathy OF the entire community In his
sad and unexpected bereavement. Mrs.
Anderson was Q daughter OF Mr.. Reed,
Of Knights Landing. Yolo county. Cali.
fornia, and her body will be taken there
for burial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
The Cold snap.

The late cold weather VAS 90 unpre-
cedsntsd in these parts that a record OF
its ~subsidsncs will be interesting for
reference and comparison q Of these
days. Following is the record OF the
Belchsr a. continued from that pub
lished yesterday:
Dec. "a. I p. NJ, Thermometer at zero.
At $50 p. NJ, / degree below zero.
At $50 p. NJ, 2 degrees below zero.
At 1880 p. NJ. 8 degrees below zero.
At II 80 p. NJ, 3 degrees below zero.
At 1880 a. NJ. 25th, 2 degrees below
zero.
At 2. 8. 4 and 8 o'clock. q degrees DO.
low zero.
After sunrise the thermometer went
up 10 degrees in an hour.
At Genoa the Thermometer marked IA
degrees below zero on the morning Of
the Gath. Two men. who were out
hunting In the foothills back OF Genoa,
came in with hands and feet frozen.
During the cold Of the period Ice
formed in the 0phir shaft at Q depth OF
over 700 feet below The surface. II was
90 cold In the shaft that tho pipe from
the air compressor running down through
Il was pulled apart by the shrinkags,
which amounted to over three inches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

Jossph B. Weston. . wsll-knovn typo.
employed fer some years past on the
Com HILL News and for the last three
or four months on the Eaterprse. left for
Bodis last night. He proposes winter
ing there % - to b on hand Tor big
thines In the spring. Joe has any amount
OF good friends to wish him plenty Of
good luck.
At . regular meeting Of Nevada Lodge
q. i. o. o. F.. Virginia, held December
&c, 1879, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Noble
Grad, Frank Edwards; Vice Grand.
James DAILY; Recording and Permanent
Secretary. d. Block: Treasurer. Edward
Berger.
LzuArHAx.-In repairing the founda-
lions to the hosting works ct the Lsvia-
than mine the timbers are found to b
very rotten. II will take eight or ten
days yet TO get the new timbsrs and
stone work bodied ready to start mp
mining operations again.
Christmas the pupils Of the High
School. Virginia. presented Mrs. Swift
Naoaulsy's History Of England fave
volumes. half calf.
The festival for the benefit OF st. Pat
Eck's Church has been postponed till
the Arst week Of February.
Winter Il Assuming the airs Of "Gentis
Annie" aov and trying to make amends
for his late ooldnsss.
: Colonel Fair returned this morning.
Nov that he 10 up stocks can come
mp 10.
. A. ssi.s vsss ss,os -. sysaias.
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M, SickIes' Bstrayer.

CHICAGO. December 27.-Ths Msps
publishes q statement that William Fitz
CHARLES McOarty. who has become inis-
nous BY reason Of bis share In the acan.
dai In relation 10 General Sicklss' daueh-
ter. has . wife now living in this city.
Welded 70 him In December. 1874. Her
maiden name vas Clara Agnes Hess.
The marrisss certificate ID produced and
the evidence seems irrssistibls. No
Carty vss connected with avindls here
known q the Bureau Of Mines. and
vhsn that failed 10 make him . living.
len for New York, where b used up his
viis's money and thsn dsssstsd hsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
Costs OF Csassisg.

Last evening about 8 o'clock Billy
Ferguson. pumpman at the Ophir. had
his left leg broken while ~coasting on Q
street near Carson.
Samusl Hague, . young barber work.
ing ON North @ street, below Sutton
avenue, Virginia. at about the same time
broke his leg by colliding with another
vehicle and upsstting on Warrington
street. Virginia.
In attempting to avoid . collision ON
Ridge street, Virginia, at 1880 4. ". to-
day, Charles Sprat. q boy Of 10 years.
got 20 far out Of the road a. to strike Q
post, and was sent some Is feet further
down the hill. He was DC badly Jared
as 10 vomit freely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
K,d,, Plan OF sAip Railway.

NEW Yoax. December 2.-Ths Hr.
old says: Captain Esds parratss today
details Of his scheme for an intsr.ocsanic
ship railroad. with eight or ten parallel
rails, and with . lock at each cod Of
the route. Itsppsars TO Be substantially
the plan which has long been advocated
by Dr.. Vim. Claiming. OF Providence.
SON Of the celebrated Unitarian divine.
Just before the meeting OF the Paris
Congress last Summer. NJ. Claiming
wrote an exposition Of his design. which
had extensive circulation In the press.
The chief difference. between Il and
Esds' plan consisted In Ito proposal OF
stationary engines 10 hoist trucks laden
with ships up steep inclinss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
Dlssries CeurI

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning;
Rodt & Sanderson vs. John Snow
Case called up on demurrer. Defendant
asked leave to Ale order Of Court in
matter OF Snow vs. His CREDITOR. stay.
ing all proceedings against the petitioner.
Plaintiff objected. for the <eason that
by an attachment In the case q lien had
been acquired upon Shows property.
and Il was In the SHERIFF. hands and
was 20 at the time Of commencing pro.
cesdings in bankruptcy. Question ar.
gued and taken under advisswsnt, with
leave TO parties 10 cite anthorihes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
ExanininE Beard.

Superintendent Young has made the
following appointments upon his Exam.
lining Board Frank II. Huffsker, Of
Virginia, and Evan Williams, Of Gold
Hill. The appointments were made In
accordance with recommendations made
by the School Boards respectively. Mr..
Huffaker Il the we'll known attorney Of
Virginia and Q gentleman who has had
an extended experience In teaching.
Williams everybody knows. No exam.
nations OF applicants for teachers Ger.
tifcates will be made till the end Of the
school year. Certificates OF teachers In
both districts will be renewed at the
request Of the respective School Boards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
c~.liferaia Tsachers' Associates

There will DO q session Of the State
Association Of Teachers Of California,
commencing next Monday and continu.
ing three days. The Association will
meet at Lincoln Hall. Fifth street. neal
Market, San Francisco. Teachers Of
Nevada Wishing to attend will be charged
six.tenths Of full fare from Reno. In
paying for their ticket down they = re-
quested to take q receipt for the amount,
which receipt they will show on the re.
turn trip. This and other matters will
DO explained by County Superintendent
Young to any Of the teachers who may
call at his Office. It is expected that the
meeting in San Francisco will be very
interesting. as all the leading teachers
OF California will DO present, with many
persons who are interested In educa.
tional matters. Among those who will
take a leading part will be F. N. Camp
bell, State Superintendent Of Schools;
Superintendent A. L. Mann OF San
Francisco, President John Le Conts, and
many other persons Of note.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
Ges His Cake.

Since The close Of The Pioneer festival
the iue wedding cake which was on
Mrs. Doane's table. and which vss won
by ticket No. 81, has bean at Gibson's
saloon in Gold Hill awaiting an owner.
ain was about to knife 10 and divide IL
among his friends Christmas day, when
g. ]. BLACK. the holder Of the winning
ticket. presented himself and his couch.
or and took the sweetness, sugar cnpids'
swans, car. bride and al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
Rsiixieas Netiees.

Thsrs viii b Divine service a the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill, tomorrow 81 7:l5
y. H.. Rsv. J. ID. Hammond oficisttng. No
morning service. sunday school st l:so.
Sc. Johns Church. Gold Hill. Rev. r. 8.
Eastman. minister.ip-charge. ssriees on Sun
day 81 ~ A. =. The ssats are free and al 0s
cordially invited. Sunday school 81 l:So.
Thsrs ~ b divine service d 90. Pani's
Church, Virginia City. tomorrow at II A. n.
Bishop Whitaker ofieiatins.
There win BE- divine service 81 Grace Church.
Silver CITY, tomorrow at TO r. H., Rev. George
n. Eastman o1lciating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27

Afidavits Of labor upon mining claims
have been 6led for record a. follows:
BY James Cummings, On the South
Extension OF the Sullivan, Gold Hill
district. sos.
BY Vim. Smith and James Youlden.
on the South Sierra Nevada, Gold Hill
district. 500.
BY John westiaks and Thos. Powell.
on the Lady Caroline. Gold Hill dis
trict. 800. ~.
By 7. Phelps. on the Omega Tunnel
claim, Virginia district, 800.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
frophle With Venezuela.

NEW Yolx. December T.-A Herald
Warrington special says: The Navy
Department yesterday received . letter
from the State Department setting forth
that James O. Eckert, the Commercial
Agent Of the United States Of Lagusyra,
Venezuela, had been compelled 70 leave
his post, on account Of the i~nsolsnce OF
the venezuels officials, and was.now at
St. Thomas. At the request OF the STATE
Department . naval vessel will be ssnt
10 cruise In Venezuelan waters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
utah.a GoIarnonhip.

sALr LAKE, December T.-Esrnest
protests against the disappointment Of
Governor Emery are being sent to Prssi.
dent Hayes from all the mining towns
and Gentle settlements throughout the
Territory. BE has always been regarded
with distrust by the Gsntiles. and they
do not want to be inflicted with his pres
encs for another teym.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-27
rH. DEArH RATS OF

0ur eoantry 10 getting TO be fsarfully alarming.
tls average - life being lessensd every year.
wifAear any reasonable cause. death resulting
es,sraiiy from the most insisnineant origin
Al sAls reason Of the year especially. . cold IL
o,ch . eonmon thing that In the hurry OF every
day Me vs ars apt 70 overlook the dangers at
sssding 70 and oisen md too late. that . Fever
or Lunr troupls has already set IN. Thousands
loss their lives In this way every winter. while
hsd Boschss's German Syrup been taken. . cure
would have resulted. and Q large bill from q
doctor been avoided. For all diseases Of the
Threat and Lungs. Boschsss German syrup has
prsvsa itsslf TO be the greatest discovery VI its
find 10 medicine. Every Druggist In this
country will tell you OF its wonderful eject.
Over $4,000 bottles sold last year without .
snxls faiiars mown. W