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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-14

Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
No. HOG Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
L DESIRABLE F0UR--,ToRY BGIICK RESI-.
DENCE. No. 9l5, ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY Eu-
FUS II. sARVAY, ESQ. At PUBLIC AUCTION.
IN pursuance Of a Ceed Of nut from y. {. lalia.
frrr0 and wife 10 the undersigned. dated the I'D
day of January. rs. recorded in he clerks Office
Of The Chancery Court Of The city OF Richmond -.
H. l2 y, page ~, and default having been mace IN
the paymeDt Ot portion Of the amount secured by
said deed, and being required 50 TO DO by IN bene
hciary. We viii proc, ed 10 sell at public auction on
The premises, on MONDAY the 9Th day Of febru
sry. $50. at AZ o'clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY
located a above described. Tlr HOUSE contains
ten rooms, oath room, water-coscts, &c. gas ana
wafer: kitchen with two rooms. The LOI i
23Xl3slf feet 10 an alley ten feet wide.
This property, being centrally located ana the
neighborho0d excellent should attract the attention
of those seeking pleasant home Or profitable IN
ycstmtnt.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay The expenses OF sale
and two notes amounting 10 1892 II. with In
terest and cost thereon from the 18th OF Jan ary
1850; aud the residue On such terms a. VIII be an
nOunced AZ sale. ). VI. GOpDlN,
j. ". ANDERSON,
fc4 Trustees
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James VI. Taylor & son.
Peal Estate Agents and Auctionctrs.
office cnrner LIeElnlh and Bunk streets.

THAT COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY
i FRAME DWELLING No. 1902 POPLAR
Strict, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIJI
TENTH STREETS, CONTAINING 70 | u,
ROOMS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Ne VIII
fer al public auction. upon The premise. on MON
DAY the l6ih day of February. 1850. al ~ O'Clock
p. NJ. that NEAT FRAME DIV El.ilNG as above
located. The lot front 22&NlOG feet.
TERMS: Very Ito, raj. and made known AZ SAFE.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR II son.
fel2 AucllOneGrs.
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By Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents md Auclione.rs,
lib Main llItet.

An ATTRACTIVE TWO-STOEY NEW
IA BRICK DWELLING ON CHURCH HILL
FOR SALE ~ AT3fIOE.--On MONDAY the
6th Of February. 1850. NJ A.. O'Clock T.. NJ. we
shall sell 10y auction. the premises. on The north
side Of Clay street between Iwenty-scNenlh ana
TWcnty-eighih streets. NEAT 1WO-STORN
NEW BRICK DWELLING. with five rooms,
wardrobe. kitchen and lOi 34X1G5 feet.
TERMS :Onc-ihir1 cash bliance In SIX ana Twelve
months. hegoiiOhabe noie- given for The deferred
payments. with iniere,+ added. AID secured by q
deed Of trust. ElCHARDNoN 90.
n. AnclInnNNr..
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SEINE-TsEREAD.

7 LICHTENSTEIN &~~ffEw~,
IL. SONS, s>Sa-
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, "a.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
NETS.
SEINEs and TWINE,
COTTON ROPES--all sizes;
PATgNT ana SOFT SElNE-TWlNE,
LINES, YAWkING,
CORKS,
CORkWOOD, &C. &C. ,.u
Sole imnortrrs OF l. N-BR AN ID SEINE
THREAD warranted 10 give perIeet satisiaSaoa)
and Importers of other brands. a.
Dealers aud fishermen Invited 10 eais no 20
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one IMPERIAL GALLON CONTAINS
Sulunerettcd Hydrogen gas....

Sulpheretted Hydrogen gas..". .Oss {.
til, peculiarly adapted 10 per,0us ,uifring from
CHRONIC AGUE AND FEVER, DHOP>l, 10y -
PFPSIA.DiSEASES OFTHB URINARY ORGANS
INFLAMMA1ION TIE 81 ADDER.Ntl RAJ
GA. NERVOUS UEADACHF. and bl>l .A~l :
PECULIAR 10 WOMEN. and as 1u An ID d J.
TO THE THIRST IOR ALCOHOLIC Liquor
Iu support OF TINS statement we present ih- To-
iOWip. facts from
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Po1.prxrEr & TrPPER, tuciiont
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucnoheFis'
lIl3 Main street,

yVpIrsTFE's SALE OF A MEDIU NJ
efzr TVO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
No III %0RTH THIRTIETH sTRE:IET,, BE BE-
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STILL -, ;,
c,fIrRCu HILL BY AUCTION.-By virtue 81 ne
nrovisiops Of a deed Of trust bearing daie the so
DAY of September 1877, from John Mar, na aH ~
wife 10 the undersigned trustee duly , ~,
tha clerks Office Of the Chapcery Court OF thP ciy
Of Richmond TO secure the payment Of the nego' Ia
he note therein mentioned defaul, having D.en
made i'm thr payment OF AID note shall rs trustee
en- S.Ii decd being required 90 to do by the noder
thereof. sell by auction, on The premises. on ~
ELSDAY lie 25th DAY Of february. lSSO, 81 -
n,cioct {, NJ The REAL ESTATE described In
sid deed. consisting of u LOT Of LAND ~ ny
100 feet with an alley IN the rear. ana W.
STORY FRAME DWELLING WIN h'e roo'"s'
kIfsheu. &C., located rs above .so . :
TERMS: Enough in ca,h to defray thr EXPENSE 60, oI
executing This trust and 10 pay on sal1 more 10,
Saro with intere-t thereon from the On day "
0cIobcr. 10: the residue on such terms Is sha"
We j. \. RICIAEDSON,
81, Trustee.
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By Jas. Macdougall. Auctoneer'
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth street.
night SPLENDID HORSES,
BELONGING TO THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND Porto
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY
AT AUCTION.
F. y. COOK. Salesman.
BY Robert Il. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS ALE OF THE
\ FIRST-CLASS IHREES STORY ST OC r..
BRICK pWEt LI&G, 10. 900. On I :, tt Mi,sI
SIDE OF TWFNTY-SrCOND BET W + l.
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS. AT AUCTION.
I'm pursuance If a decree # TIE Richmond Ch'ncery
Court. pronounced On the 7th day OF February
1880 I'm suit styled Duesberry. &C. rs Dursherry.
&C., therein pen0iug, the unc1r,sucd APPOINTED
;, ecial commissioner thereby, VIII OFFER Tor sale.
uuon the premi-e,. on TtE>DA1 me 2fih GAY OF
FeIr,1r, 1850. al a. O'Clock y. NJ he aboyc ce-
srllbed TUREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
containing ninr rooms. with bath arlaagl menI-,
culyc-ls Sc. &c: nice twO->tOry detached kitchen
OF several rooms. The property Is In thorough re-
piir. and The location and neighlorhooi tquil 10
any on Church Hill. The Lpf irohi, ~ 'ect
inches on Tweuty-sccond street and rlns hark 1872
feet. 10 any one " shing 20 purchase really nice
piece Of property This offers q good chance.
TERMS: one third cash rc'iCuc a. SIX ana i've, .
months. the purchaser to give negotiable notes. wi n
legal int rest added from the day Of sale and lhe
title to be- retained until conveying l. orcrrd Dy
the Court. JOIN = W iNf'
f.l2 Special Commissioner.
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(AdGl
No matter how severe your cough may
be--Dr BULBS Cough Syrup will cure it,.
% cts. bottle.
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Ey Jas. Macdousa !. AUctioner,
n. 10 Governor Tor thirteenth street.
~ vIpTI,F on A DFCD OF TRT7ST

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID from :. T. Huccss dated n Of March; is!s'
DAY lgih Instant. At hsif.raSt 4 o'clock T. w. all
those Four LOTS or PARCELS OF L L,.i 6. on
fronftug 80 feet and running 10 the bottom Of Il
decp ravine all Of sal lots. cXccpt the most north
crn. roaming back at right angles ~ parallel lines
lOIL feet said lots drscrib IS y. O. II. and I'm a
deed If partition between sutton and wife and Bar
ri and other, ACCOMPANIED with plot daicd May
l. 1874 recorded In The cierks olce Oh the Chlhce-
~ Court Of the city If iiichmond
TERMS: Cash for costs of executing this trus'
for S2675. with interest from 2ilh October. $40;
for S27 g. with int,res; from 2ith January, $50.
As To- The balance. for $27.3S payable oath April.
1880: &3O.5l oath July. 1850: S3l.O 2ilh Oc-
tOber. $50: &3l.37 2ftn January. 1851 S3l. 50
24th AprIl ISL: residue as shall be announces al
sale ife Ia i. u. GlBSON, lrusct,
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sIEHsA WATER.
DELMONT LITHIA WATER,
ID NEW KENT COUNTY, VA.
\ SURE CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER. N@C-
RALGlA. AND ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
ilTTEsA WATER.

ITS ANALYSIS, TESTIMONIALS, &C., SC.
Vireinia /, noted ior the mineral waters II great
curative power which abound an over tic 5000 lace
OF lhe state: but none are more entitled 60 l. OF
than new rival which hl5 only come INTO no'lce
within the last few month";. Ills f. The WDnecl1ui
BELMONT LlIHIA WATER,
whose marvellous curative power, are attic al oy
many well-kuoWn citizens. II J. not % sprlhs sub
ice. 10 fuciualiOu, ~ It's supply. bnt an
AHTESIAN WELL.
bavl y It's source remote from he outlet, and pour
INC 4 rh is h.olh-gtyibg wafer, in . ncNcr-l1ll-
INK eycr.sttJdy -l0am.
lin f,llowiug ausly,!s made bv ihcaccomplishrd
STATE Cbtmi.i. Br. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. sct. fDrth
m, claim A. amongst the rery foremost ia is cura-
tive ptOperue,:
ANALYSIS.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal OH the lid. with the
1 impression DR.. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
lie wrappers.
Iuslst upon having the genuine Or. G. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros. OF
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but sane
recommendation my l2-deOwly
THE.wEAKEST WOMAN. smallest child ana SICK
est invalid can use Hop Bit,ers with safety ana grea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-14
by Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioncer,
1912 east Main street.

LECTION SALE OF \ NICE LIT
n TIE FARM or ABOUT TWtENNITTn.IW!,o0
NRoIlT 4 QUARTER OF A MILE FROM TIE
CITY. AND ADJOINING THE LAND, OF
RRAUER'S ESTA1 +, DkINkER. AMD UIhEk,
AND Now OCCUPIED B) NR.J.J. XII I'M am
reones-ed by the ONncr, who re,id's IN another
STATE ana who Is detcra ined 10 sell to ontr ior sei
upon the premise 5, on THURSDAY me l9Ih gay %
.Jo,rph +. Drnker-say ut O'Clock T.. Nine
above dt scribed PROPERTY. The soil Is IN hl2n
state OF cultivation, snd has been well kent uD: Inc
improvements consist Of a BRICK WILL NJ,
of six rooms brick sable, covered Win tin' anu an
liner necessary ou-hOuses, IN go ii repair
TERMS: VIII be very liberal ana announce" at
sale. ,,,
ROBERT b. LYME,
CT AuctiOncer.
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RAILROAD LINES.
&ayg E ~ ~ u. III

Ay - ss;as.sss
arCHMosD. FRED'g POTOMAC r. ". 70.
RICHMOND. Va, November 7, 1879
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1870,
" trains on this road wi run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
SIG A. W.. leaves Byrd-street station "a ly Tex
cept sundays; due at Warrington,
110 =. NJ; Bsltimore, 1908 i. VI: {;
Phladelphia, Csc +. NJ; New York,
1908 4. "
500 p. NJ, leaves HYrd-Street station dai y: due
a. Washington. o,25 T. VI Baltimore,
1925 T.. ". Philadelphia, 3.2J a. ~ !;
New Work, 6:i5 u. VI.
400 u. H., ACCONHODATIDN TRAIt for
junction. Leaves Broad street etatiOs
daily iexceDS Srr daysj.
SOUTH BOUND.
IoI5P,M, arrives at Byrd-,trest station daily
fexcept Suudaysl. Leaves New YORK,
1913 A. ~; Pills lfpha. ll40 n
NJ; Baltimore, $3.50 Z. VI. Washing
tor SEQ i. VI.
I1AO 4. NJ, arrives A. Bvrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, l0:0f L. NJ; Phii'
adelphia, l:io \. VI; Balflmere
ass \. ~ : Washington, 700 4. VI.
SAB A. ". ACCQMHODA1JON TRAN arrives
At Broad-sIeet station isily ie2cep'
Sant.ys), c. 4. TAYLOk,
General Ticket Agent
no 10
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By Paine & Nowin, Auctoneer>.
Noble Main street.
I ARGE SALE OF OIL CHROMOS
il At AUCTlDE.
Ey John NJ. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr,
No. HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
u AND LOT On TIE WFSr SIDE OFTWEN-
TY.SIXTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND y
STREETS, CHURCH HILL. AT PUBLIC AUG
TIOS.-ln pursuance Of decree OF the tinncery
Court Of he city of Richmond entered ON he day
Of December, 1879, I'm the Of landiori a.
sguee. rs. McDonough aud ATS, The undersigned.
commissioners appointed for the Uurno ., VIII sell
2Oih day Of February. 1850. nc A. O'Clock p. VI"
the PROPERTY located as aboVc-l0t o2ig by 1872
feet-wiih The improvements thereon.
TRIMS: EuOdgh In cash 10 pay the cost aud cX-
pen.es o this sf aud of said e the residue upon
a crtdi IF one. two and ihrce year., the purchaser
executing negotiable notes for the deferred pay
mtnt-. with per ceLt interest from DAY ~ sale and
the title BE retained until the whole OF thc pur-
chasc-HO shall be- lai and cOnytyance ordered
by The Court. ISAAC II. CARbINGVON,
j. VI. GREGORY.
10 special Commit sioners.
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vy,I rSr.TE ATpRryATE SALE.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-sTOR1
Y BRICK-AND-iRON-FR TENhMtNS,r
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRAN ~ !,
SALE.-This really FIRST-CLAsS STORE ana
DWELLING, occupied as drugstore DY nr,
Charles A. Berrian, aud by others, Is ior sale IL
assessed nj $1,000. The building alone Is insured
for 10000 At the present reduced rent ~ com
mands 1902 per annum. If applied LOT III Ten
''' ~ W. GODDlN.
fe1o-9t Peal Estate AuctiOnecr.
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by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR NALU-
/ ABLE RUILDlNG-LnTs on TIE NOEIti
SIDE OF PARK AVENUE JUST Bk1OND TIA
FFR sTRt FT.-As trustee In a deed Of trust bear
Ing date the 23i January. 1879, from y. Z; ialla-
ferro and wife 10 the unGcrs gnrd trustee guy re-
cordrd in the clerks office OF Tue thdhceTY cous. 20
mo c,tv of Richmond to secure the payment OF the
negotiahle note therein mentioned. default having
been made i'm the payment of said note, snail as
trsirr i'm saId dee being required 80 to 90 BY me
holder thereof .ell hy auction on the premises on
THURSDAY the 26ih day Of February, lSSu, AZ
Az O'Clock =. NJ, The REAL tSIAIt hrScTluen IN
lid decd consisting Of FOUR VALUABLE LOIS,
elcb fronting > feet. aud RUM NJ back on rs east
eru line l02 feet and on Is western line 10 leet
10 an alley | Is feet WIDE located - ahoVc
TrrMs: nough i'm cash TO dcfray the expense Of
executing this trust ant 10 pay Of the sum OF Eb2O'
with Interest thereon from The 23d January lSSO'
The residue on such terms a. may be announced al
the time OF sale. 1870. 100000 ,-.
fc II j. y. HltllNhDNON. II-.-t-, -.
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AnCT1nx sALEs--rhi. nay.
DICHMOND BAZAAR. T.sC
IL Nos, 143s AND 14i0 FRANKLIN ST. III

D1CHMUNU bALtNH' k,sfN
IL Nos. 143s AND l4io fkANhLiN Si' 49,
FORTY HORSES, SIX. MILES, GRAY STAL'
iiON sEfUNf-tiAND DRAf, fOH
WHOM lT MAY CONCkRN. &C,
At AUCTION.
THIs DAY at 10 o'clock we VII se, fy n.,.od
uraD OF HORSES, embracins the best lot pns , :.
,hs season. Parties wanting to purchase shou' NJ
tend, ~ the sale IS percmntory
'N"'' Al SAME TIME, ~,
SIX LARGE-SIZE YOUNG MULES, some OF
As ALSO
VOC ,rve attention 10 the following advertisement
VIZ: .ott
rubI,c ancfiou. az The Richmond liayaar, on Tue
i4Tu FFgRuARY. 1850. ONE SECONDHAND
sPRING-DRAY, In thorough repair. .
=. Isignedl - 4. B. LfPsC0MB,"
JOHN r. DAVIS, Proprietor.
T. ID roox Salesman Re IA
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lFoR OTHER "LoCAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.
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TRIM ~. a.. e. 80.
Daily. D.t.
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WOOD AND COAL.

epI. ~ SONED OAK WOOD for cash AT The
above ralcs is TO be- had Of WIS. PlLCllER,
fc 1876 next Express office.
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RAILROAD EIsEs


RICHMOND ABD PRTvysr,.,...t
RALRoAD fONpAvr'f
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY
~ rs 81, 1890, trains GA ibis road vii ryn
lows. -" AZ is..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-21
o OF

Unmistakable benefits conferred upon tens Of
thousands OF sufferers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Arms sARsA.
rARIlLl enjoys. It Is u compound OF the best
vegetable alternatives. with the iodides OF Potas.
sium aud Iron. and Is the moot enectual OF oil
remedies for scrOfulous, mercuriai. or blood
disorders. Uniformly successful and certain In
It. remedial effects. 1t produces rapid and CON.
ple,e cures Of Scroiuls, Sores. Boils. Humors.
Pimples. E'uptions. Skin Diseases. and oil dis
orders arising from %impurity Of the blood. BY
It's invieorstins effects It always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weak
nesses and Irregularities. and 10 . potent 70.
newer OF vitality. For purify Ing the blood II
has no sqrai. It tones up the system. restores
and preserves the health, and imparts viaor
and energy. For forty years II has been In
extensive use. and 10 today the most available
medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere. 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-21
the EADs JErrIEs a FAILURE.

The famous plan Of Captain Esds.
adopted by government, for the m
provement Of navigation at the mouth
Of the Mississippi river although appar-
entity . very good success for the time
10 likely to prove to be Of no permanent
benefit after oil. Il will be called to
mind that by means OF artificial wing
dams and levess constructed OF bundles
OF willows, be made the channel Of the
South Pass much narrower. reducing II
from 1000 to 400 feet In width. In Or
der to force the whole tiow Of the river
through this channel. all other outlets
were damned up wholly or in part. The
natural result wal that the water flowing
through the narrowed channel concen-
tra,ed its force and rapidly wore the
channel deeper. producing the antisi-
mated effect. But IL had another effect
somewhat unexpected. 1t backed up the
water and overlooked the contiguous
lands, creating considerable trouble
smopg the farmers md plantation own
srs In that locality. as we'll a. very con-
siderably increasing the amount Of ma
larisl diseases. sickness and death. A
correspondent writing from there gives
the following practical views on the sub
jeet:
This closing up the outlets has backed
the water up to . very considerable height
causing wet lands or excessive overtows
during spring freshets in several places
along Its length, and especially on the
lower parts. while the hanneis OF the en-
tire river above the South Pass, and All is
branches from the east to the west. instead
Of being cut out As formerly, are being
filled with sediment. and sand bars are
forming in all the rivers that dow to the
mouth Of the Mississippi. as . result OF
this great ''river Improvement work.
The way most people would undertake TO
improve the nsvigAble channels oil . river
would be to open its mouth wide and deep
instead OF closing IL up. and allow the
waters TO escape freely TO the sea instead
Of being impeded. backed up and scattered
to . great width and height over All the
country bordering on the line OF the river
and its branches. aud 10 would thereby
quicken its pace. concentrate us currents
into more narrow limits aud IN conse.
auence erode . deep continuous channel
along tbs river bottom AZ well a. It's
branches. What has been done has created
. permanent and growing injury to the
aRa nN
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

San Francisco, October 81. At o
public sale by a %well-kuown auctionesr
Of this city q large number OF Chinese
lanterns bearing tho inscription "Han-
cock and Euslish' were disposed Of by
auction. /, really appears as IL the CAL
iforuia Democracy has concluded to give
up the fight. This is only n OF many
indications observable in that direction
since the Ohio and Indiana elections.
SAN JOSE. October 2l.-Isaac Prasker
yesterday got u turn OF q rope by which
he was leading q calf. around his legs.
and was thrown down and had his neck
broken.
Frank Frank, freight agent Of the
Southern Pacific railroad, was run over
yesterday and killed while making up q
train.
SACRAMENTO, October 2l.-The grand
barbecue here today is passing Of finely.
Trains are in from all quarters and the
city is full Of people.
SAN RAFAEL. October 2l.-Jamss Cam
non, who has been in Jail for ten days
for taking o decanter OF liquor from the
bar Of q public house. and who was to
have been liberated yesterday. was found
by q Deputy Sheriff lifsless, suspended
by the neck. in his cell. =.
wISSEMuccA. October 2l.-Csntennisl
Hall was filled last evening to hear Judge
Whitman and Senator Powning. The
Senator opened and made a short but
interesting speech Of bali an hour, being
frequently applauded. Judge Whitman
spoke for over IN hour. and his effort
was simply grand, leaving an impress.
sion that no Democratic buncombs can
overcome. The audience loudly ap.
plauded.
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To b Public.

Having bought at the recent shsrif's
sale the entire stock Of goods and oil Of
the personal property OF V. Lsmsry. at
low figures; and having also just re-
ceived o large lot Of fresh groceries,
bought at low prices for cash. l am pre-.
pared to supply the people OF Gold Hill
and vicinity with first-class goods OF
satisfactory prices, and would respect
fully solicit q share OF the public pat
ronaRe.
have determined to close out the dry
goods department connected with my
store, and offer the same to the public
at less than San Francisco prices.
]. B. GAosoN.
Lower Gold Hill.
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Captain Jack Crawford telsgraphs from
FL Paso. Texas. to the San Francisco
Pos! Of the important part be took in the
destruction Of Victoria and his maraud-
ing band Of bloody savages. The valiant
scout says {: "our command drove the
Indians right into the clutches OF the
troops" The chances are that Victoria
didn't even know that Captain Jack was
about, but that after the fight was over
and the "good" Indians lay with their
slaughtered squaws and p%sppooses scat
tered over the ground Captain Jack. a.
the head OF his squad Of scouts on their
foaning mustangs. came dashing in,
with his long hair streaming wildly from
beneath his broad sombrero. "Ah, ha!
my brave pards." exclaimed he. ssi the
scout inspiration glittsred from his eyes.
'we've got EN-" Then he Strengthened
up and swslled out like General Hancock
and wished there was q photograph art
ist handy. Look out for a piece OF his
poetry. descriptive Of the occasion. emit.
tied We've Got EN-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-21
LET WELL ENoUoH ALONE.

The business and manufacturing in.
tsrests Of the whole country. and espe-
cially OF the East. are becoming keenly
aroused to the fact that 9 ''chsnse" in
tho administration and political char
acter Of the government AZ proposed by
the Democracy can only be detrimental.
No advantage can be- seen in 1t. but
much possible injury. Those most in
tsrested prefer not to take any chances.
A correspondent writes: 1t 10 claimed
by the Republican leaders that II the
business interests Of New York carry
that State to the Republican column.
that New Jersey and Connecticut, in q
sense merely wards Of New York. will
follow the Empire State. Upon this
calculation Gen. Garfield would be
elected by q majority Of two votes in the
electoral college. after giving to Gen.
Hancock the debatabls States Of Indiana.
Ohio and Maine. To corroborats this
view 1t 10 stated that a gentleman well
versed in politics. who has travelled
through New Jersey. says that the
chances are that the Republicans will
carry that State. He says that Newark
10 nov Q manufacturing town only Sec
ond to Philadelphia, and that the man.
u~iacturins interests look upon the Dem
ocrs,ic party as committed to free trade.
For this reason. he says. even Demo-
cratic manufacturers will vote the He
publican ticket. because free trade means
the ruin OF that business. At Pater-
son. Railway and New Brunswick he
rspo,ts n similar condition OF Affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-21
whs, would be the efec, OF q Demo.

What would be the effect OF o Demo.
cratic judiciary, secured in their seats by
reason OF a Solid South" 10 the mat
ter say Of constituting the word loyal"
where Southern claimants for war DAM
ages were concerned Would II not be
a different view from that held by the
Northern judges. who were distinctly on
the Northern side There are over
81. 900. 600. 900 Of such claims on the
files Of Congress. and the question Is
one OF importance.