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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
The Paradise Mines.
R.no journal. Aprii ~.


A Rsnoito, Just infrom Paradise. gives
us his Impressions Of that camp. he
says Il 10 q good camp. that good Lodges
exist there, bat he 10 not % sure that Il
deserves the place given u BY the sx-
travasant reports from there. A few
good hedges have been uncovered. but
there are Q hundred worthless locations
where one mine has bssn found that will
pay expenses. For . time money Was
plenty there, but II gradually grew LEES
until now there 10 . great scarcity. and
the people now going In do not add ma.
terislly to the wealth Of the community.
The people Of Paradise made the mis-.
take OF blowing . great deal about their
camp. and while 1t yet holds up pretty
we'll because OF the bullion being sorapsd
together, the day 10 not far distant when
II will fail to meet expectations, and then
the camp will receive . bed name. Our
friend thinks Pyramid . more promising
mining district, and says that Q grea,
deal more OF developing work has been
done In II than In Paradise. all OF which
will In time be Of practical bsnsit TO the
camp. There has been too much OF q
desire TO produce bullion In Paradise.
either by hook or crook, and. - . DON.
sequence, little genuine development has
been attempted. Should all this result
o. he 10 confident II win. the day 10 no,
far distant when Paradise will be mar.
rowsd down to two or three paying
mines. and all the rest will b aban'
doned.
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LIST OF o,,rcr,..-rh. Original Key.

LIST OF oryIcr,s.-Ths Original Key.
stone has nled the following list oil
oficsrs: Directors. James E. Smiley,
II. v. 8. Mccullough, j. d. Gray. O. II.
Harris, b. N. Psarlman; J. Z. Smiley,
President; @. F. Harris. Vice President
II. v. 8. Mccullough, Secretary; L. n.
Pssrlman. Superintendent.
BURIAL PrRxrrs Nscrslnr. - The
new law relating to burals provides
that q permit for each intsrmsnt must
be obtained from the Coroner. The Law
goes into effect May /. Permits will b
Issued ct the undertaking rooms OF Con-
bois x Co., South @ street, Virginia,
whore Coroner Brodsk has located biz
Office.
Tue streets arc most d~isagrsssbly
dusty. This would have been . good
day for Gallagher 70 have asked for sub
scriptons for the sprinkler. The dust
would have seconded his every plea.
TIE managers Of the sirtisth Ami
vsrsary Grand Rsgalia Ball. I. o. o. +.
10 BE- held this evening ct National
Guard Hall. Virginia. will accept thanks
for admits.
ANEW sidewalk has bssn constructed
In front Of the Bank Of California. Viz.
ginia. II IL made Of tmbsrs four inches
square.
Dovrs are said TO Be- very abundant In
the valleys and along the streams. Thsy
ere not protected By The game law.
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i,slstipr Worklngmen.

NEW YoRK. April 25.-Ths move
men. noticed q few days ago for organ.
izipg . Cooperative Colony Aid Associs.
ton 10 assist worthy families Of work.
insmsn to houses In the West was com.
plsted last Wednesday night by the
election Of an executive COMMITTEES EN-
bracing the following: Charles +.
Dums. r. Hsber Newton, Felix Adler.
Joseph Seligman. Courtlandt Palmer.
Z. V. Snalley. @. F. wingate. DR.. Ry-
lance and George Saterlse. The plan
Ia to put tho advantage OF colonization
before the people. to aid such a. are
willing 10 60 10 possible. and eventual.
~, II deemed advisable. the association
should take the form Of q joint.stock
concern.
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A special meeting Of the members Of
the Gold Hill Miners Union will be held
at their hall at o'clock sharp
next Saturday evening. Every mem.
Der Is requested to DO present. II
possible, Is matters Of the utmost i'm.
p~ortancs will be up for consideration.
50 great IL the interest that members Of
the Virginia and Silver City Unions are
cordially invited TO be present and par.
ticipats. See notice.
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DIR. MlNrIR,s NRrHRRTIcum.

"A compound nuid extract Of Buehul DR..
Mintie's Nsphrsticum works wonders. All
cases Of Dropsy. Brght's pisssss. Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Rsssntion Of
Urine are entirely cured BY the Nephrstieum.
Gravel, Diabetes, palm IN the back. side and
Ioin are cured when all other medicines have
failed. See what the drugxists Of Portland and
San Francisco aay about Dr.. hintis's Nsphrsti-
sold Q large amount OF Or. Mintie's medicines,
the English Dandelion Pills. also the Nsphreti.
cum, and In ell eases they ars highly spoksn OF
and kive entire satisfsction." John A. Ohilds.
Druggist, SECOND street. Portland; q. q. Wood.
ward / Co.. Druggists. corner Flint and Aldsr
streets, Portland. Nessrs. Abrams . Carroll.
vholesais Druggists. Nos 8 and Q Front strest.
San Francisco, say: W. rs9drd NpArateum
az ne bssf kidney and Aioddr Remedy bcors
ne pubic " AL Druggists kssp thsss medicinss
ror ell dersngsmsnts OF the Liver. u.s. Or. Mn.
ana Dyspepsia. use DR.. hintie's Rnsllsh Dsnde.
lion Pills. FOR Fever and Agus. use Dr.. hintis's
Rngiish Dandelion Pills. Every family should
keep the English Dandeliou Pills on hand. DR..
Mlntieis remedies will not ''eurs Allcomplaints."
but will, n uksu according 70 directions, give
immediate relief, and perfect Q cure In all
troubles for which they srs rscsmmsndsd. Sold
By oil Druggists.
InxRs have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis msds
By the wonde,fal Kesiish remedy. sir Ashley
Cooper's vital Restorative. thar By all other
Send 70 A. Z. Mintis, n. D., No. II Kesrny
strest. Gan Fr1ncisoo. for the Restorative. and
be cured. Phos. - per bottle; four tines the
gu kntiIy. $40. Try . bottle. mhU ~
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WASHINGTON. April 25.-Tho Interior
Department entirely discrsdits the story
Of Sluskin. the Indian prisoner, relative
TO the alleged treschery Of Moses last
Summer. The Department has the
amplest evidence from civil and military
officers Of the inoorrsctness Of the state
msnt. The Department thinks there Is
. desire on the part Of certain whites OF
Northeastern Oregon and Northern
Washington to provoke hostilities In
order TO lead 10 the expenditure OF
money by the Government in that
vicinity. The Indian Bureau some
time since received advices from rsspon.
sibls parties that every effort would be
made BY certain white men In that local
ity to provoke Indian hostilities with
this end In view. The story about
Moses IL . revival Of an old canard OF
last Summer. investigated and disprovsd
at that time.
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Boprr. April 25.-A number OF sI'
psrts from Virginia and San Francisco,
including Msssrs. Boyd, Yerington.
Haynis, Dsidsshoimsr and R. F. Pixley
are here for the purpose Of inspecting
the mines at Lake District. 1t 10 the
general opinion that no such develop.
msnt has been made on the coast since
the discovery Of the Comstock In regard
10 magnitude. Outside Of the Nam.
moth, which Ia already q mine, the Red
Cloud and MONDAY. 10 that district,
show unmistakable signs OF making
valuable properties. Capital Is going In
very fast, mostly from Ban Francisco.
PiIlsy came In from that section ysster.
day. and reports registration about
closed. Tho whole number registered
In the country Ia nearly 1900. The
best judges on both sides think the
county will give 1000 against the new
Constitution. A weekly stage line has
been established between here and Lake
Distriot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25

Fire kiectton.

Al the election Of the members Of the
Gold Hill Fire Department, held day
before yesterday. n. Kennedy was re-
elected Chief OF the Department, Nick
Sexton First Assistant. and James Con.
way Second Assistant. Owing TO the
extreme popularity Of the present In.
cumbsnts there was little opposition 81
the polls. The result Is . deserved com.
pliment to the present faithful and Ell
cient corps.
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The Place 10 Eas A..

II q man wants 10 eat. drink and be
merry. and thus fulhll the Scripture In.
junction happily, he will 90 70 the Cspi.
toll Rotisssris OF d. J. Radovioh In the
Capital Billiard Saloon. Main street.
His steaks are OF the tsndsrest and
juciest kinds and In their . oysters,
game and fsh do much abound there.
One call there Ia only needed TO induce
a man to become q patron OF the place
"a often III he gets hungry thereafter.
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Booths Assailant.

CHICAGO. April 25.-Mark Gray was
arraignsd before Justice summerhsld
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock on the
charge OF assault with intent TO murder
Edwin Booth. The prisoner pleaded
guilty. aud In open court said no was
sorry be had missed his man. Gray was
held In $40. 900 bonds. The young man
10 stage struck. claims 10 have come
from u family OF actors, and thinks
Booth is his father. A strange ressm.
blanos IL said to exist between the men.
Gray declines TO give any reason for bis
strange action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25
ASK YOURSELF TaEsR QUESTIONS

Are you . dependent sufferer from eici
Hssdachs. Habitusi costivsnsss, Psipitstion Of
the Hsartf Have you Dissinsss Of the Head
10 your Nervous system depressdi Dos youI
Blood circulate bsdiyf Have you . Cough,
Low splrits, coming ~ Of the food atsr eating
ETC., eic.i All Of these aud much moro ara the
direct results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. dnlHH's Ausur ftowHa 4
sow acknowledged By ell druggists 10 b . posi'
tive cure. 100000 bottles were Etvsn away In
people - . trial. Two dosss vii satisfy any
person OF lie wonderful quality In curing an
forps Of Indigestion. Sample bottles. 10 orntaj
regular size. rs ccnts. Bold positively By Ill
nrstclass druggists In the Unitsd states.
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MA Quinn. Z Davidson. L n Pearl
man. Mn , Bray. Mrs II 3 Bailey. Mis-
n oids. Mrs schibell. A Cohn. Emms
Curry. W d Phillips and wife. Mis- TUT
ny Miss N Sullivan. II Devils. W Ray J
W varney, Gov J u kinkesd, Vim Kemp,
J II Wood J u Tice. Z Morgan J MAyou.
4 Langsrtro. J Hanlsy. O Phillips. "
Qranios, Q Mellow and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-25

BIAxx soOKs Of every description can
b found 1t the bookstore Of 4. Boesls.
Virginia. He deals In all kinds OF book.
store stock. but makes . specially oil
blank books and II he has not what you
rant will make 10 TO order.
TEE fums which is to be placed in
the sub-drsin OF the Sutro Tunnel will
BE- constructed Of dressed redwood lum-
bsr. A planning mill for DRESSING this
lumber has been set up.
Fora o. Ave big teams are constantly
plying between the Mound House and
the town Of Sutro. being engaged In
hauling lumber for use In the tunnel.
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IsSuest.

Coroner Brodsk last evening held an
inquest over the body Of Adam Clark.
who died the night before Of tetanus 90
cssionsd by the wound received on the
l2th inst. at the Justice mine. The tes-
timony ELECTED no new facts. The Jury
found that the deceased came to bis
death BY reason Of . pisiol,shot wound
inflicted by II. J. Brady. and . warrant
vss Issued and Brady IL held to answer
the crime Of murder.
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psp.rs.r.. Las Ev..I.g.

JCronin. J Harrington. MANA Holli.
day. Mrs. L Carey. Miss N Timmons.
Nn Hart and child. Miss n I Jones, Miss
4 L Jones. Nn W @ Gray and child. Mrs
4 Duprsy. d y Armstrong. J c Dirlam.
Mrs u Adams. Nn c L Diriam. Mrs d II
Jackson. J ssmith and wife, AN Phlegar.
Mrs. J W Ward. Crittendsn. Charles Roe,
A Hannig. J W Barclay. J Lawrence.
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Not suicide but Forgery.

MILWAUKEE. April 2S.-It Is probable
that Alexander Cohen. instead Of sui.
gliding. has left the city to avoid punish
nsnt for . series OF forgeries extending
over three years time. About $l2. 00O
Of forgsries have already been discovered,
mostly from insurance companies. Spec
ulation Ia the cause. 70.
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Dangers or Mining.

wnxraBARnr. Pa. April 25.-Ths
men sinking the shaft to rescue the en-
tombsd miners at Sugar Notch succesdsd
In working through four chambers,
when they were compelled TO retire. Is
the mine was convulsed in = dangerous
manner
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A CARD.

To al who arc suffering ifon the sros md
indiscrstions OF youth, nervous weakness, Early
decay, loss Of manhood, Etc.. ! will send Q
recsipt that will cure you, Yn1l OF oHAnan.
This great rsmedy vas discovered By . misaion.
AIRY In South America. Send . sslf-addressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station D, New YoFk City.
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Genaral nix,s Funeral.

Nsw YoRx, April 2i.-The funeral Of
General Dix took place to-day from
Trinity Church which was filled BY the
most distinguished citizens.
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Killed HIs Wife and Himself.

SALT LAKE. April PAP. Swan. Q
saloon keeper At Park City. in this Ter.
ritory. to-day killed his wife by shooting
her. and then took his own life. He
had bsen drinking quite freely recently.
and wa also jealous OF his wife. To
these causes are attributed the horrible
AT
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Convicted or Murder.

LEBANON. Pa. April 25. - Charles
Drsws, Frank Stichlsr, Israel Brandt,
Isiah Hummsl. Henry F. wsis and
George Zechman wsro to-day found
guilty Of murder In the arst degree In
killing Joseph Rabsr In December last.
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Uxorcido and Suicide.

WHITEHALL. N. Y. April %. -
Charles Sweet, q deaf mute recently
separated from his wife. met her last
evening In q bagnio and shot her three
times. killing her. and then killed
himself.
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A Good Precedent,

BosruS. April 25.-Charles II. Hart.
we'll, conductor on the Old Colony Rail.
road. charged with granddaughter In
causing the accident at woolaston, has
been found guilty.
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RLRCTKiC BELTS.

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only yliAbls ours.
Circular mailed FREQ. Address J. X. kkKvRS,
Is Chatham street., New YORK.. = I'm
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Stages are nov running from Carson
10 Lake Taboo. The fare has been re-
duosd from % 70 % 80. On the LIST Of
Nay Hank Monk will again take charge
Of The ribbons,
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bat II the members would only exercise
their individual influence . little q good
deal OF money could DO got into the
treasury. He had thought Of the mat
ter only the day before. and had gone TO
some Of the members and asked for .
dollar or two OF three on dues, telling
them that hs would take the money up
for them II they could not 60 and bring
them . receipt. and he had last evening
brought up $26. 0thsrs In Virginia
could do better still.
YoRrY.SrHxRs.
Mr.. Gibson said that the public
wanted stirring up . little about the pio-
mic and he had been thinking about got.
ting q crowd Of old Forty-ninsn together
that day. have them put on the old
clothes they used to wear then and make
. camp and bake slapjacks, turning them
over by tossing them In the air. and
feeding the people. II would help bring
money into the treasury.
LAM TO CAPTURE GRANT.
Mr.. Gibson said he had also thought
upon . plan to capture Grant. True,
be had never surrendered to anybody.
but he thought he would DO coming
home over the mountains about that
time and II the Old Boys went for him
they would capture him sure. II they
could cage him for their picnic they
could make plenty OF money. for every
body would want to 0 him and the
grounds would he fllod and their Golfers
too. They might also get Professor
Stewart TO give an Grafton and that
would help some.
puLLISo THE MARKET.
Professor Stewart thought the latter
proposition q mistake. II an Grafton
BY him should be announced he believed
the whole community would stay away.
StiIl hs thought by q little sxsrtion the
Society would do we'll with their picnic.
All the new camps throughout the State
we're looking brightly. and on the Com.
stock everything betokensd prosperity.
In six weeks he thought = flaming stock
market would be sesu. About the time
their picnic would be given the mines
would pay of. and they would probably
Ssh,s Ne aid n oood lima was coming
III. Comstock vss mot vet ever pfos-
,.c,sa' Ths bio bonanza was vet 10 be
Sisco,srsd. The bulge OF the silver
half Law 10 the east OF the present work.
iups and had not yet been touched. The
outlook was that just about picnic time
everything would % oom.n snS ' .n%
,ss. .oms comfort.
TN. CYCLIC YEAR.
A., n,,.n hs;n, ,.,iaa unon for ,
"a ,o. h;m 40 ,oI,ov In IN.
'P.
wax oil PROFESSOR o'e~a'' anu .s'emp
to talk, would be like trying to paint the
lily. He felt, however, that this would
be- n big mining year. These things
moved In cycles. In lsi9 gold was dis.
covered In California, in 1853 silver was
discovered on the Comstock, In 1859 big
siIvsr discoyeriss ware made in Eastern
Nsyada and in 1879 we should see big
mining eyent..
N y. Allan boped the GOOD time ORE.
dio,ed would come. He was ready to
dress up In 40 style and turn out for
| the picnic, or do anything else the good
Of the Society demanded.
Pat. hollsad ssid no was Issay
80, -. .n...s,.a
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Eureka Leader. April "a: A telegram
received from O. J. Lansing. at Hsmil.
ton, this afternoon, states that Frank
Clifford, charged with stealing . bar OF
bullion from Gilmsr 4 Salisbury's stage,
and granted o second trial by the Bu.
prsms Court, had been convicted By the
Jury. He will be sentenced Saturday.
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BUILDING is very lively Just now in
the town Of Sutro.
TEE District Court was In session
again to-day.
GOVERNOR KnKrAD 10 on the Com.
stock again.
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O. II.

o. n. oALLur. opposts The Bank Of oslifcs.
mia, Gold Hill, kssps constantly on hand ~
fayogits brands q lnportsd C.ars. ohoics BIT
cigars, Ill kinds OF chewing tobacco, meer.
schaum pipes, school books . STATIONARY o.
all dsscriptlons, nns eutisry. and tors md nney
Rooda of ali kinda. p
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PACIFIC COAST pIoxEERs.
a R0USINo MEETING OF rag
SOCIETY LAST Alonr.


sVef Last SistAr.
-
n'sessl
Aee"ss
riesic 10 d Held Ssss 1-Cess'
"'s.s-ree oia bsys Have .
Love fess-
r.. ~
/. ioiu' ooAs' rion
held = regular meeting ct their ball. b
street. last evening, President Tyrrell in
the chair. The minutes Of the last reg
-, ..-s
:" "u"s N'f' r''a anu aPP'o'eu'
REPoRu or COMMITTEES.
m, n.,.v.n =, a.. c.uu;,,.. nm
s,
DICK reported tnat .. II. Aaipie nA'
beeu removed to the County Hospital
and was improving.
Profe..or s,.xa,,. NJ ,hs committee
$500 a. n.
oa aho"'ns Tue nAi u 'n' '
used Tor funerals. reported adversely 10
the proposition. The committee did not
w;.h an. s..;.,, n ANNA, mean I'm, ~
the hall was to 30 used Tor the funeral
Of! one outsider. u would DO wanted Tor
another and would be thus converted
into a dead house. iee vas
eicept for members. Report received
nj s5on,sd
nox,-,ox.
a. a.. -.
pona'ons 'n' 0'u' Wes rs-
ported rs follows:
Orndorff K Magss-A boz Of speci.
mems OF the argontifsrous Raisna ores Of
Tybo, Nye county. These we're from
the various mines there and included
one very large and rich specimen taken
20 feet below the surface In the Fox
mine; nss, .ns no',n emu .. .ne
and mr, specimens Of arosntfsrous Ca.
lena, tenninuts. ETC., from the Frsslsnd
mine. Idaho springs. Colorado. As..ys
snoseu somo o. .ness o.ss 70 oou'a
~, ~, s sau p'S.;ss
uiui sna ia.s cng n,u. rIsassa
1o~luer mine, I'm pia'o., ov.olsao
tnese were = oomo'nanon OF 'enur,um'
SILVER ana soid' iouna In the form Q. IN
erustsaohs ON oowlosrs' Iansing Irosn
the si<s OF q pigeons esg 10 IONS 'n
~eign,.
Nv: soyss-iso 'olamss or n.y 0,
i".'v' ~ ou.-"
novel; Eiwin prooo' PROCESSES OF Silver
anu cola Lhtiaeaon oy hu.s1.i. ,o
~ 4, Eiiiou-naH penny OF ios9.
a FRIEND honey'comoed quartz
from Como
H. a. pagse"-congressionai docu'
m,n's;
raui u. o' pelf'use-a SACK " oa'e
afgenuisrous ores.
'onn .. powkef-A piece OF 'riass'e
: = si'e ocd'oSk from no. owe, slu "
rstkes o", iuoa fi's,' oaiivrnis,
taken on, in iooa, ana comP's'sIy
covered WIN nah'seeu solu, lhisc'A,uh
was owned and WORKED oy SnaI.os
u. bryan. Hon. 'onn J.. ncoM'y'
Dr. william oilis. 'onn .. povksr'
JACOB fioatz. ohr,s. Lindsay anu Z.
hedges In tventy-one WORKING uAys
these men took from that claim soo,ooo;
flA Flyaf than fuiagd aWent QWaH their
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Yesterday morning, Manuel Mszon. .
French Canadian, fell from the v.iums
some Ave or six miles above Hufiaksrs
and was instantly killed.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

]. =. bny will opsn N Kvsuisg cisss In
Bookkeeping and o.hss b.ssshs: q his :eSosi
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THr regular weekly meeting Of The
Gold Hill Anti-C Chinese League VA held
In Miners Union Hall last evening.
Brief speeches we're made By Messrs,
Morrison, McCafsrty. Blsnnsrhassst,
and Others. Quito q number Of new
members we're added to the organiza-
ton.
TEE suooor has levied an assessment
Of atty cents Per share. delinquent
Nay 2eth.
II. Randolph Houss. Virginia 70
osntly badly injured BY Ore. Il bsans ~
paired.
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IRsgissrauea.

The books OF registration closed both
in Virginia and Gold Hill at 0 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. In Township No.
I Judge Moses registered l,64l; In
Township No. 2 Judge Knox's list
numbers 1856; total for Virginia, 3,l97.
Gold Hills list as taken BY Judge Cook
numbers 1919 as against l.405 last year.
Very little interest has been manifested
a no general election IL TO follow this
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