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IRELAND
Parnells Return to London Addresses 5000
People at Clare, Ireland. on sunday-Mr. Dill
lon Interviewed Sympathy, &c.
PARSELL's RETURN TO LONDON.

PARNELL's RETURN TO LONDON.
LONDON, Feb. ls--Messrs. Parnell, Brennan
and Sexton arrived IN London last night Az.
Coercion hill he will proceed TO Ireland on
Sunday to address public meeting. lie will
return to Paris IN eight or ten days to take up
the work Of influencing Continental opinion.
Mr. O'Kelly remaining there meanwhile to
continue the propaganda. Mr.. Parnell is
greatly encouraged by his reception in Paris.
He will probably extend the Irish propagand.
Ism to other countries. Before leaving Paris,
accompanied by Mr. OKelly, he left cards al
the Elysee for President Grcvy. He proposes
on his return Aere to pay NJ Grevy personal
visit
Mr.. PARNEIL's S'rDAY SPEECH.
DUBLIN, Feb 20.-Parnei addressed fifteen
thousand people at Clare kisgs county, to-day.
He was received by large crowds with great
enthusiasm at the railway stations en- route. \
catholic priest presided, and the stars and
stripes waved over HIM At the close Parnell
started for London.
Mr., Parnell said "Pcople of Kings coun.
ty, am glad, on the eve q! n change in the
condition OF the land movement to come
among yog and see with what spirit you con
template It, | suppose that seldom has a min.
lister asked from parliament greater means for
the intimidation OF n nation. Blu. confident.
ly believe that never rs the result will prove.
will there have been greater failure. Ten.
ants be true to our teachings. ICrles OF We
will, forever.' Mr.. Forster says that he is
going to put all my police into prison
laughter lin order TO put down our unwrit.
ten law. Cries of "lIe can'tdo lt"l Ny po
ice are four. ffths of Tie Irish people at home
and abroad If he Is gong to put them all in
to prison he will have to find prison big
enough to hold twenty million people, and the
unwritten law be has got TO put down is the
public opinion Of the whole civilized world
1t is not az easy a. il used to be 10 tyranizc
over and tramplc upon people and pu, down
their public opinion. We have every nation
, in Europe, We have America end Australia
looking lniently at the struggle between Ia,
Irish people and landlordism Already wt
have three-fourths of the French press on oul
side, which only u month ago was against US
We have many of the state legislatures %
!, America passing resolutions of sympathy will
the Irish nation. From every part all eve.
are directed 10 you to see how you will bcal
the trial with which you are now face To face
!, A voice: Stand fast togeiher"l The zen
ant farmers are the men TO whom we look To
day TO display thsir courage. They can show
their devotion by refusing ~ pay unjust ren's
'fCries Of Pay no rents" That Is not yer,
Lard thing 10 ask you TO do, and that il all W,
ask lCries of ave will do it."l III va,
/ promise TO do this, VIC are willing 10 20 I,
IpSisOn, OF anywhere else for your sake. Re
garding the land bill, my belief Is that Tia,
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I'm. Plain word. Abou, o.orr. Eliot.

There has been 20 much said IndIscrccily
by preachers and IN newspapers that vi are
moved to attempt with some careful dIscr mi.
nation, 10 define George E.lIot's relation u
marriage. and the measure Of blame that nj.
tnclrs To her violation of the legal sanction OF
marriage. VIC have bren content thus far 10
say very little on the subject, and that little In
our first issue after the news Of her death. We
had spoken with due severity Just before Of a
French player VINO had VIGOROUSLY violsie |
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THE ENoCH ARDEN OF CALAvERAs'

swell. dog my cats! Say, stranger,
You must have Travelled far!
Just flood your lower level
Aud light fresh cigar.
Dont tell me! In this weather!
You hoofed 1t oil the way'
Well. slice my liver lengthwise!
Why, stranger, what's to pay
"Huntln' yer wife, you tell me!
Well, now dog gone my SKID!
She thought you dead ana ourieo'
And then bestowed her mn
Upon another fellow!
Just put It there, old pard!
Some fellows strike the soft things,
But YOU have Int 1t hard.
,pm right onto yer feelings,
know how It would be,
II my own shrub stopped over
And got away from me.
Saw, stranger, that old sage men,
That's cookin' thar inside
Ia warranted In the finest WOOL
And Just square yard wioe.
~ wouldn't hurt yer, pardner,
But tell you, no man
Was ever blessed as am
With that old pelican
It's goin' on some two year
Since she was Tined to Inc;
She was wilder prior,
Her name was Sophy Lee
"Good Cod Old man, what's happeneds
Hers She? Is that the one!
That's her: Your wife, you tell me!
Now reach down fer yer gun.
never injured no man,
And no man me, but squealed,
ANY one who takes her
Must do 1t id well heeled!
Listen? Surely. Certainly
Plllet you look at her.
Peek through the door; she's in thar.
Is that your furniture
Speak, man! Quick Your mistaken
No! Yours! You recognize
Nv wife, your wife the same one!
The man who says so lies!
"Dont mind what say, pardner--
Pm not much on the gush-
But this thing comes down on me
Like fours upon flush.
II that's your wife -hold-stcady!
That bottle, Now my coat.
She'll think me dead As you were.
MY pipe. Thar. I'm aiioat.
''But let me leave message
No, tell her that died;
No, no; not that way, either;
Just tell her that cried.
1t don't rain much. Now, pardner,
Be to her what have been,
Or, by the God that hates you,
You'll see me back again"
f. Brs. HJrtt.
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Spread the Good News.

As family medicine and tonic, there is no
remedy at present giving such universal salts
faction, and eiiectinG 50 many astonishing cures,
as Electric BittcrS Oar druggists report n
lively demand for them, at times beng unable
to supply the many calls. All Bilious Attacks,
stomach. Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dia.
hetcs aud Gravel, readily Yield TO their curative
qualities sold By +. Y. Griggs, a, fifty cents II
uOttlc. "a
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mr.. Il. NJ. McARrHUR, OTTAWA, III. Office
~ In the Opera House Block. Open from o'clock A. ~
10 o'clock Residence Benton street. south OF Hi
nois Avenue jan2"7o
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,yb.r am Ola Phy.ioian Says.

Won might as we'll take Castor Oh internally to
oii your hair. 70 to take external rem dies I,
cure cstarrh. It's a constitutional dlse,.e ava '
r,.,uires constitutional treatment halis "a
tarrb cure Is taken internally. 55 eeats per oot
lie. sold by Forbes 4 Lorriaux.
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III LEON COE'E'El', Counselor at Law and So
IL. citor In ChanCery. Office with " b. Weeks, nerth
OF Court House, OTTAWA, Illinois. dccli
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OBJECTS or THE GOVERNMENT.

The objects of the Government are plain
enough. They are wCfod, and the chief one is
10 create an effect upon the House of Lords; to
Try 10y dint Of FenIan scarcs TO awaken that
cthargic body Of Senators To the patent fact
that Legislation OF especially sweeping sort Is
needed for Ireland in fact, TO frIght"n the
Peers by threats of revolution INTO allowing a
Land bill, which some fragment, Of justice en-
bodied in 1t, TO pass with their assent To this
noble end The three Kingdoms arc 10 lie con
vulsel by Parliamentary scenes of this week
John Bright, Gladstone. Forster Chamberlain,
and Dixie are 10 give the lie 10 all their public
! protessions--i0 lose credit all the world over
| And for whaiy To renew the release OF an
eiiete collection Of Vicious Old fools. a. selfish
aud 'yrannical. as ignorant and purblinf rs
the BIurbons themselves, and 10 The full a
possessed with the notion of the divine right
OF the lover onicFs 10 hard work aud grinding
poverty. The Liberal Government may spread
all The ialsehood they will TO soften the fall al
! the Peers. They are doomed. and down they
must mc.--Lohdon Cor. N. J.. Sun.
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G. BOYLE. Attorney at Law. Onice with NJ 7
d. Moloney, l., Sale street, ottawa, Illinois. tcb2lS
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Professional 0arDS.
At TO r n q vs..

r II. s,TItA\VN, Attorney at Law. Careful nj.
will he given the settlement of estates and
collections once With f. r. Bull over City Drug store
jams
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II Is. SNOW. Attorney and Counselor at Law, VIII
practice In the courts OF La Snlle and adjoining cuun
ties OaCs, Rooms And Armory Block, Ottawa, III.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18


J. L. NeClssry. . former Town MAJ.
shai Of Gold Hin. and we'll. known under
The name Of "watsr No." returned
from the Wood river country this morn
ina. he speaks we'll OF the mines
highly Of the county, and says Il 10 .
dsiiehtful place to live. I'd. Plank 10
reported 70 bs industriously prospecting
and very we'll pleased With the outlook.
The climate Mao describes - variable. bat
fully a. agreeable ~ enjoyed here. Bone
suov fell thsrs Last Sunday, but quickly
disappeared. Just . week ago today be.
In company With e. A. Martin, the we'll
known assaysr Of Virginia, visited the
principal mines near Bellevue. They
arc small mines. bat contain, according
70 his description. considerable salsna
ore and sven native silver. Hs says q
circumstances permit he viii return 70
that section. - he 10 vssy mseh pleased
With the outlook.
The fare from Bellevue 70 Kslton 70
S96; from Kslton to Reno. 81 IS; from
Reno to Gold Hill. %; total. ees s..
Mr.. MeClssry left Bellevue last Tuesday
morning 1t Q o'clock, Travelled steadily.
and arrived In Gold Hill 1t 10 o'clock
this morning; time occupied In trip,
four days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
Mass.ie Matters.

At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
F. and A. N. In Virginia. which closed
its session Thursday afternoon. the
reports from the various lodges through.
out the State showed The Order to bs In
. f~ourishine condition In Nevada.
Prior to adjourpins the following DID,
GERS were regularly installed BY the re-
firing Grand Master. D. O. Mckinney.
for the ensuing Masonic year: Horstio
8. Mason, Grand Master; n. A. Nor.
ply, D. @. Master; y. W. Chubbuck.
Senior Grand Warden; Alex. Wise. Jun.
Tor Grand Warden Charles Kupst,
Grand Treasurer; John D. Hammond.
Grand Secretary; W. O. Gray. Grand
Chaplain; Henry L. Fish. Grand Orator;
O. D. McDufas, Grand Marshal; @. W.
Keith, Grand Standard Bearer; ]. n.
Hill, Grand Sword Bearer; g. O. Nc.
MILAN. Grand Senior Deacon; 8. 3.
Sears, Grand Junior Deacon; @. =.
Walker, Grand Bible Bearer; E. B.
Foster, Orssnist; Brothers Jones and
Date, Stewards; d. n. Jswstt. Pursi-
want; E. 9. Kincaid. Grand Tyler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

Mr.. Kr.uss Up. v. vssby) vas on the
Comstoek shaking hands today. 10 II
located In Reno now.
R. b. Lindsay. his labors over In the
Sheridan case, has returned 10 his home
In Reno.
John ". Macksy and T. +. osbiston
arrived In Gan Francisco day before yes
tsrday. They are sxpsotsd on the Com.
stock tomorrow.
Captain John Kelly. Of Virginia. lost
his bet that Sierra Nevada stock would
sell for I'll this week, and has gone BE-
low-doubtlsss.t to learn the reason Why.
Allan p. Kelly was among the arrivals
this morning. Mr.. Kelley was for .
time "iocal" on the Virginia Chronics.
he 10 now travelling correspondent for
the Boston 0lo1s.
Geo. J. Perkins. Secretary Of the Con.
Gravel Mining claim. In Sierra county.
CAL, left On last evenings train to visit
the company's claim. NJ. Perkins has
been employed at the @. N. 8. shaft -
an engineer for some time past.
Hank Smith. formerly Superintendent
Of the Bslchsr. has been appointed to
the superintsndsncy Of two prominent
mines ct Tombstone. and will shortly
take his departure from San Francisco
for the scene Of action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

Calling d Justice Fianninshau's
Court this morning our ears were salutsd
With the remark BY the Judge: "whas
to do With the boys. I don't know"
Inquidns - to what va the matter
nov, Ne learned that Mr.. Bsrsstsin. .
~storsksspsr on the Divide. had just been
70 see him and procured warrants Tor
the arrest OF four boys living on the
Divide, whose names are Desney. Nooie'
DuniRsn and Hannon. Mr.. bsrgstsin
complains that the boys were annoy
inc him and be asksd them 70 lsavs his
premises; not complying Immediately.
BE- proceeded to enforce his request and
a. . Consequence today wears . blsck
eye. said to have been thus ornsmsntsd
By the boy Hannos-s large, stout
young fellow.
The Judgs said such eomplaints-bar-
ring the black sysewsfs numerous and
thar the rssidsnts on the Divide dreaded
the coming school vacation because OF
the annoyanoss they have every reason
to bslisys will BE- inflicted upon them.
Two days Of the weak are hard enough
With them now. bot when they eontsm-
plate what IL will b for seven days .
vssk. they are tempted to swear out war
rants for the arrest Of the rinslsadsrs -
soon - school closes on the ground Of
general Bad principles.
When the trials Of boys are had there
10 seldom Q conviction - the jury lets
them Oh on symysthy. and the Judges
remark that the ofaosrs we're poweriees
to put Q stop 10 hoodlumism. simply
because juriss vill not assist them By
sonvioting boys when they are really
guilty, contains much truth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
Pspsr's opsrs Hssss.

One nights performances Of the "Hav.
srly's Msssodon Minstrsls" Affords .
person more pleasure than . weeks per.
formancs Of emotional. tssr.dravins.
hsart.rsndins plays. that ths~stss-sosrs
are too frequently compelled to witness.
Our people want fun. lively. sids-split.
ting fun. when they attend the thsatsr.
and Havsrly's Minstrsls furnish |. most
literally. Pipsr's opsrs House. last
night, was crowded with people to
witness ths Arst appearance Of this
company here since their return from
their London engagement. And . better
pleased audience never came out OF
Pipsr's thsatsr. From beginning u end
the performances vas excellent. Funny
songs, ballads. gems from operas. banjo.
guitar and oonosrtina playing. bsll.ring-
ing, jokes, negro dslinsstions. . funny
lecture On education. clown tricks, tight.
rope dancing. military drill. parade Of
hremsn. etc.. followed each other In
rapid succession. not even giving the
thirsty an opportunity to 60 out Tor .
drink Of water. Al the young lady
said. ths performances was '.juss splsn'
did,"
Tonight the company viii give an
entire change Of bill.
Tomorrow Sunday night Will b the
last night Of the engagement OF the
Hsysriy hinstrsls. Reserved seats can
be secured at the boz o6aos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
PAT HOLLAND DEAD.


! All the old timers and vide awake pso-
pie Of the Comstock knew Pat Holland.
he W. connected with the early history,
the Fire Department. the tbsatsrs. the
press, and various other things Of Viz.
einis. and vas . lively sort Of . joker.
making his record wherever he went.
he had many friends who will feel ssd
to learn and realize that Pat Holland 10
really dead. BE vent from Bodis Q few
months ago 10 Arizona and the nsws
nov comes that hs was accidentally
killed near Tombstone BY bslng thrown
from buggy. The Bodis Free Pres
> ''Ths accident occurred on the 9th
Of June. Mr.. Holland and Q saloon-
keeper we're out riding together when
the horses took fright and ran on the
srads. Both men were thrown out. bat
Holland struck against Q rock. and vas
% severely injured that he expired soon
after being taken TO town. The dsoesssd
Vas IN old timer on this Coast. and had
been In every mining camp discovered:
Hs wa . prsssman By profession. and
had been . nswspapsr man for many
Year,. while In Bodis he conducted the
Union, IN advertising sheet. Hs owned
the Arst newspaper In Phoebe. and also
ran Q paper In Virginia City. Az Q
Joker. Pat had no equal. Many friends
In California and Nevada will regret 70
hssr of his violsut DEATH"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
w.ywsra Gallo.

Day before yesterday, says the Carson
Appeal. Emma Riskaby ssospsd from
the Orphans Home. and after she vas
gone several hours an officer was sent In
search Of her. In the evening she was
found In Carrie Stains bsguio and taken
back to the Home. She said abe vent
there because some years ago the Stein
woman had bsiriendsd her mother. The
child was taken back to the Home, and
IS was found on her person which Misc
Stain claims Was stolen from her drawer.
The girl II the o recently sent to the
Home from Storey county BY Ito suthori.
ties. She 10 the same one claimed BY
Mercedes Ricksy. and while here fire.
quently went from door TO door begging.
always purportins that the charity asked
for Wa TO Be gtvsa to some dsstituts
family, etc. She 10 evidently ruined.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

In the Sheridan case yesterday after
noon. District Attorney Hilss asksd the
Jury to bring in . verdict Of not guilty,
and said: ~ have always made II . rule
' to ask . Court or . jury to believe
to be true what I do not believe to b
true. am satishsd, furthermore, that
had the facts presented BY the defense
been known to the Grand Jury the aocu.
sation would not have been made. In
justice 70 myself I will state that / saw
the original bill on which the accusation
was based; that I was then persuaded
that the orders attached to the bill were
In the handwriting OF the defendant. but
now I believe that ] Vas inhaled By the
genuine order attached thereto, which
the defendant today admitted having
made. am now satisasd that the re-
maindsr Of the orders attached 10 the
bill were forged"
The Court expressed approval OF Mr..
Hiles' conscientious course. and instruct.
Cd the Jury to choose . foreman and
render Q verdict without leaving their
seats, which was done and the defendant
honorably acquitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

The Silver Hin will commence pump.
Ing tomorrow.
There has bssn no change in the b.
ezra Nevada crosscuts reported.
The assessment Of Gxty cents Per
share ON Bullion will BE- delinquent In
the Board on Monday.
The San Francisco Stock Board will
adjourn from July lst to July 6th--oyer
the Fourth-and the San Francisco Re.
port thinks II 10 probable that the Pa.
eine Exchange will do likewise.
The San Francisco Report Of yesterday
says the market Of that day was dull
and heavy, and that the worst feature OF
Il was not the figures. but the small
number Of shares which changed hands.
The Yellow Jacket pumps have drained
the water from the 2628 level OF that
mine, and With 70 the 2760 level OF the
Bsleher. There now remains only the
shaft to drain. which will bs accom-.
plishsd In quick tims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
saxars Storm In Ohio.

CLrvuAxD. June IA severe storm
swept over . portion Of northern Ohio
last night. Trees were uprootsd and
buildings blown down or unroofsd.
Considerable damage was done By light
ming and water. Near Waksmsn half
Of Rueelss Grove fell By cyclone. ssy.
srsl orchards we're more or lees injured.
Barns we're torn In pieces and horses
and cattle killed or injured. The track
OF the storm vas half . mile vide and it,
duration one hour. /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
pespsradoes on the Rampage.

Drxvrs, COL. June ia Tribune
Kokomo special says: Yesterday after.
noon A. 7. Higgins. well known dss-
psrado, and Phil. Foots. sx.Msrshal Of
Kokomo. being iotoxicatsd.; began firing
their fsvolvsrs Of random. Shortly
thereafter. meeting Mayo Donossssr.
HIGGINS hred at him. Just grazing his
head. Policeman Brown ordered them
70 be quiet. snd was shot and danger
ously wounded BY Higgins. The dss.
persdoes then Asd 10 Racine, . small
Village In the suburbs Of Kokomo, and
prepared for resistance. The Marshal
and posse pursued. and after voundine
Higgins In the face. captured him and
Foots. They were taken 10 Leadvills
to avoid lynohing. Much excitement
0Yfaka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
The OorNin Heard. From.

ouaALAsxA. Nay Is. via Astoria, Or,
June 1.-THE revenue cutter. corwin,
arrived ct ounslsska on the 18th Of
May, with al on board we'll. The sx-
plorsrs will probably leave on the 22d.
after taking on . supply Of coal. and
covering Q slsdgs-bost hsrs with see.
lion akin. There will probably b en-
oounsersd . late season, with loo on this
side Of the straits. The present idea Of
Captain Hooper 10 TO 90 from here to
the 6sal Islands. thence TO Nusnsok, on
Plovsr Bay and sibllns, and with three
land slsdgss the parties will proceed TO
visit the northern shores Of Asia, and
return In about six weeks and pick the
remainder Of the party up ct q point
not yet determined upon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
General Grant Interviewed-He Con.
tinues to Talk Too Mach with
His Month.

ntinues to Talk TOO Mach with
His Mouth.
NEW YoRx. June H.-Ths Heold's
reporter ct Pittsburg interviewed Grant,
who said: Garfield II . man without
baokbons-a man Of hns ability. bot
lacking stamina. he wants ID please
everybody. and 10 afraid Of mourning
the snmity Of all men who are around
him. This Il Why he threw . sop TO
conilIns and Plat. Robsrtson's sp-
pointmsnt, I am sure. Wal settled before
March 11-yss. before the Chicago Con-
vsption. Robertson knew that 10 my
nomination could bs prevented hs would
become Collector Of New York. don't
suppose hs had . direct pledge; bis con.
tract was with Blaine. and Blaine 10
keen and wary. Robertson, however.
knew be was 10 b appointed. Blaine
failed, and Garfield vas nominated and
pledged TO Robertson. who stood In with
Garfield. he had to appoint him. yet
he was afraid to say 20. Why did be
not Say openly: II am going 70 appoint
Robsrtson1" I do not think Blaine has
personally said anything To- asrhsld 10
the matter. Hs wants 10 b In POSI-
ton 10 say that since be has been Score
tsry Of State be has never intsrfsrsd
with any sppointmsn ts, and thinks that
hs nan sav that he has not said ANYTHING;
bat still through him Robsrtson's nom.
ipation WA dictated, and through him
insisted upon.
The reporter asksd: care you going
70 New York to take part In the dshtf"
"No. have no business thsrs, and
am ont Of politics.. except a. . oitizsn
who exercises the right 70 vote and
think 20 he plessss."
ITO ohspgs the subject, what do you
think OF JEFF. Davis bookf"
~ have only seen extracts from u 10
the papers. am not oonvsrssnt with
Ito contents. was highly amused by
bis description Of how hs was going to
sscaps-to throw . msn Oh his horse
and the rest Of IL. The Idea Of Js6.
Davis doing . thing Of that kind 10 ab.
surd, for Q man OF seventy years OF sgs,
for years an invalid and . coward. For
JEFF. Davis Wa always . mortal coward.
although he had great mental courage.
II Was very amusing. think the book
will do good. Il will not Affect Union
men, and may have the eject Of driving
some Of Davis old associates over 70
The ripht sids."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-18

Boy your tickets for The Good Temp
lars sxeurson to Ban Francisco at once.
The Secretary Of the Committee Of Ar.
rsngsments for the excursion says that
owing TO the large number Of persons
going, and.to avoid confusion and dis.
sppointmsnt, al are requested TO pur-
chase tickets prior 70 June Goth. They
Q bs had d Chubbuok 4 Thorburn's
Postofaos variety store.