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Washington, j.. G, .nd Northeastern mails s
D. IL "a Il. :..I .Gt s - 2. a.
" ester, lus.I.s 81 AND ID =, N.
cCut!eyn IGa.ia. va hlChmond, Va, III oU =.
N. SAC 8 5, .uC 5 Is 3 o.
Soul. aud cuuLiI western mails, yls Lynch
burg, VIItH!..a way sDu through mais, w n.
n. aI,d O.! y. n
q .lsss.,S -'iyISlvp Z ~ u. IL.
A.e1.l:.1,a tc ISDunu nlt Us. co a. m
OfENlHe.
NOrtLCra ord G:cs.orl. aisils, Via washing
ION, l.. -. y ~ -. T.. l. ADD % y. III.
SoG-nurI. .A.,.lIs, Via rlchiGVud, Va, 8 81 - e.
aL0 > 81 ~,
Soul. ay.5...:. :As'!3 viz I.9nchbur5, VIrgirls
ttAyoG-.. n.e1.sj Including Tay ;ualls ON hldianG
EaIlIo*u. G ~ q. ia,
A.u1aass. i.Iy.s.o:. i. 80 =. T. Tor lock box only
kruAu IL W l.I.x.!.l:!s, Vs., ~ +.
ULuu !iru s---'-GiCs CpcEs ,! 81 o. M, enc
Clos -. .. vdJ :. -.
auaI+y elguga--Utace opens at rs IN IT,, aao
Close. - 80 n
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The steamers Of this company make con1ec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston und all poiu.s nas. :.
AZ &c" 1ork with oil points West and Ncrtu.
"esL and ST. AsAsndfis with Virginia Midland
tsairos1 and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and ireigh. handled care.
fully and promptly. For further information.
apply to E.A. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's Ehari
j. w. THOMPSON, President.
14l6 street,
sep G1-ti Washington, y c.
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.sSS;s. CLfpsS STEAM LIN Is Wf:Ek
sstse::Stll3 LIZ to
PHILADELPHIA, FALL HIyEB. pEovI.
DHNCB AND BOSTON
Steam ets leaVe AleIsn6ria EVERY r,Taa
"a End !esva Philadelphia EVERY SAT.
UEDAY. 'NA l.
Eais line &C nnecis at Alexandra with TIE @
phih with Clydes regular Steamship, ia, Ill
River, Providence and Boston
freight Forwarded with pronotness snd care.
trse OF commissions y
no charge for transfer il 2hilsdelphis, Ard
Q wharfage Ia Boston. Quick time. FreouenI
oePn5!ures Through rstes AND through 5iils
agents:
Z. 4. REED, Alexandria.
WV CLYDE s. co. Philsde;. liz.
-. JOHNSON s CO.. Wash. i Georgia
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nsssre!s. CEaEmHUAE.m, &o.

Macon, Ca. MsIch 81 1879
From wing been intimate with the pro.rir
tors Of 'Swilfs Syphi tito Specific" lave
known much Of its mai u t.cture 4 use Tnere
are men IN this community VIII w=ra ~ictirs II
carly lifa u SSphiis, and who havs t.ken the
s =. :. red cine, snd srn now, 10 ri opne r.
aces ard IL Their own belief, sc free from t2iat
Of disease SIS tie fTst msn fresh from br haE.ds
bis n skrr. Nejic.cy forb'ds their IG',''c re
WI =, cndatlnrs bat SIN SLOWED t. rcfar the
skcptic prirnfc y - ttcsn WHO vii! endorse eva
ryln,ng that c,n re 81 { il lis favor. Ea,ns 90.
,es-ionsl'y mucA opposed 70 rec ,unerfi G sc
cret remedies, it IS W u h -i!a'i"n AL CT nv
nsme 10 this article; hu. kno,0 lchcrcof $peak
whom l say our scn"co hs- uut m.Go tuo. c =
combination fqual TO Iwffe Syphi!ilic SIeci:-
Ic' for tho rurposs indicated
T. /. MASSEY BURG Pu II.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC UUMfANY Pro
prictor3, Atlanta Ga
Sold by K. s. Lcatbe-ter & Fro. Gil for Il
copy of y ouug Mems Frinf 4 "
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NfAjOLlUA w aKs-We hsve just ope, &c
AVA good assortment O !as EolVs nsmsd
goods. in Pi.chrrs, Sslst Bowls, Ind So tsrs
.i1esd aud Musn Sells ChocoIa!e Pitchers
Pouch Baskets, Muss, &c. Call ald e1amlL.
ihem 81
mil l. J MILuER & CO.'S
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Inland L Seaboard Coast'1gy ..
Steamers Of this line will run rs follows:
FGSt NORFOLK.
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Limo
for Boston. ssesmar
L-sEiT OF THE GEEy

LEVY Of THE EEEy
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, a: B 20 o'clock pm; returning leave
Norfolk On alternate days ~ 90 e. N.
This stsGnch ;roE steamer has just been psint.
Cd throughout, statorooms now.y furnished aad
esroeted, and Is ths handaonast IS well SIS .he
SIZES; coat on the Potomac river and Cnasspesye
Day, ana ls the only s:asusr msEirx close con-
necscn With the New IorR aud Boston etesn-
Cts; also con meets With klchmord steamers snl
Railroad lines souLh. Stops n: PIGEI POIMT
and POINT LOCKOUT gong and returniup.
Fare, FIRST class. 81 81; second class ST. %.
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s. l. bA>tlNk, ,ur " AL s and UElL-
"A IhSr ~ q Hhiir srd - ysr!uty 81 bs.u:i
fu t!Hts -, Lu aupiiei hy any one nnd Is
ready FOR Use b. N xlAs with bot waler. It's
vss:S cupeGluf 10 h"s, Moe. wi / not chalk no.
rub q aaJ l. iar prS;cr ,OIa sd tauca Cheaper
,aan WISH psper Pat mp IL fve 10. boxes st
on FOR III: white sGd to-: Tor The coors Essen
per by1 Ihv cCnI-uts Of one box viii Cover
Ao0 ,qusre :e- tvs costs. sam ole card Of shR les
Inal.cd ~ Any stticss. JAN MEX IL CO.,
lrugGist$, - ard l6S Meg street. apo
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HAEEROADG.
1881 GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

1881 GREAT 1881
TO The NoaTE, WEST 8 SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK.
5TREL RAILS, SPLENDID SOENERv
kAGNIFICE&T EQUIPMENT.
April 4!h 1881.
Trsins lesve Washington from depot OF BAL
TIE OBI s POTOMAC RAILROAD, co.,
aer Of Sixth snd D Ell sets, As follows:
For Philo Gelp hi.. New York and the East 8 and
it, 81 aln. daily, except Sunday, and 2.UU and
1000 r. Ii daily, with Palace Cars. Lin.
;soG E-nresa Of Pullman Psrlor Cars 9,30a.
. a. dsily e1cap: Sunday For PhilsdePi,
nd H. 30 a. N. daily, except Sunday. and
W. ~ md ~ 2. n. daily.
e0I Pi:L.Gusg sad Tbs Noss SOC \. m, with
Fsrso9 cn7 70 P.itsburs and Sleeping Car 10
PI|burS and Chicago /; 1888 :. N. dsiiy
9,A' 3. e. 49, ). *ith ialsce Gar to Chicago.
&c, GaGands;gug aDG the North, w a. IN.
SATURDAY, Oil Pslacs Ca: b Canands,gpa.
For Watkins, iG,3J =. n. dsily except Sun.
r., Bsl:n,ors, 8 ~, s.Oc. $50 snd 1889 a. ~:
20}, 40, so, $40, $50 and 1000 p. NJ.
oL &andSJ sue and 10 80 "a; 2.CO. s. Al, 9.SC
or" 1900 }. Il,
Scr ?o4s's Crock Lius, a. II. N. and i 40 N.
daily, except sunday.
For Ann.pois, . 81 :. IL, End 50 p. n. ds9
except sunday.
LOCAL THAlEA.
Tor Ates.acris. : 90. 81, 70, and II 80 T..
u, hld 90, q, %. aud II 30 2. III. sun.
6rS st 80, : ~ ard Il 80 a. t. and p. m.
'2t&:nE leave AI.k.uirla Tor WasnIus! 0h, o.G0
SEQ md 10 "a. Ia, sud II 90, 3, s, Z, 9 10
9 III. q, L IL rN&t.
d oGrdap - SO sad l0a. N. snd 90 ard
J. .. II.
IT, iiUuNH TRAIT! FOB The SOUTH, via
Guan.lC arC; kich '.ond, will leave Alaxan.
ds.s at 7.GD SID II 80 :, N. dsily and y D..
Il. dh axcsp: t:cHtay.
Fast Elai, ieuriaG ct II 81 g. m makes but one
step. VIZ: y. Quanico, be.Ween Alexandra
snG tiGh mead
Tickets aaG iutorrns:icE Can be procured A.,
principal raii-cad st&.;oaa snd sickat Offices
Southeast. &. Z. EAEhEE,
GeEl. Passenger agent.
sEss.:ME wr3l"SDN
..r,.:- Kan: rnr ARD
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~ asE;NGTON s OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


Beginning Nov. 70, lesU.
me al IL IkAlN viii ieavs Washington
81 ~ a. Il. and Alexrndria ct 925 a. n
daily. except sunday; pssb Leesbury, going
Ees: ws1o, = i 81 a. u npd arrive a. Rourd
Iii 81 Il l5p0. Lvav. Bound Hill 1T u 80 D. NJ
pass heesouss, ao!. eastward, l 10 o. M; and
strive ut alez s'dr.s at 8 Is p. NJ, and E
Washingtoh ~ 3 BIZ p. u.
Ihe ACCOM- MOuATION TRAIN will lesve
M.shlhstyn 81 ~ D. m. and Aiexandris 8,
~ y. IL da'y, e1cspt Sunday, snd arrive 81
hceseu!g 81 y a. l.. N. Leave Lees burg 81 u
i. n snd ai!iT: NJ Aexsadris St 8 is >. a., ard
WsshIng i2u ~ 80 u IN
go Passengers from Washisston will take
ms washington and Ohio cars 1T toe Baltimore
y Potomac HaiIroad station .t9 20a. m. anu T. lG
g -, snd 80 through without chanye Of csis.
theS - :. Il. tram from ALEXANDRIA ana 1890
T. N tFsin rom Round Hill connect at hound
dlil With sicCoy & %igsiaton's D.iiy Lipe OF
Coschas icr Hiickersvilia. 6e.r7ville and WIN.
Cluster; $50 Sas.ner's Line of Coaches, which
burg. ~0 '1'o-
Both trains, westward, make close connec.ionl
IL Hlenrs 9th Sissou's Line of Stages for P,ir.
az Court House AVA "
!: Communicate sinkeas, 81 cts per mile
sHhnat ssea esa, eco.
w q HAVENER,
CT Gene Ticket Agent
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NsjT a:etsslES,
(! M. AID A Ms

T. lmHaT$" &: -cr, al"f. ui Marn, 4 udrtwnsr,
nhowiug ,&e :arg3t ~" i:.uSi CQ.3pictc st0@s OF.
.cr-G n the city jpr i.d'eS gents, misaes. ooss
md lntaGts; prices Is, t. So ,sch.
isihbGns CC:s0;s md B4ndkar"hats.
Il rnant1":., -azuoy 500 ,'h"l!-ud !" 0oi
Ia!ns III All coiCrs nad 9u.ticg; ,phyr Wnrst-
90, is u supply; s.3*ys ~ .O2E '',t.vass u I
'o.s E"!OrJ!u eriaH S...s ,au .isailes.
3H"0u! |p"'i six ;jlttJls, Thread, ,Suape,
Per uuiery ,Iewriry, &c
Hosiery III solid cCors Stripes Rrlncra!,
Is; or'g<>u, S,.riHo, LIsc Threar, Mlur:.ias
aud Yarn; oToo tGU Go&rn o: ~ sid utdIun,
price HoseSy; prices tr"r ~, TO 81 50 Dac pai-.
MOuCh ;-hnwa. SCsris. HuCcs .9;i II bias
Gloves Ia Ala. Eu:k. StrGp nnd Dog SEiu,
Freacn Css!ur, C."Ih Hgr,iu Rins wood, jnsh.
Nero and tpnosr-h; PRICE G5c 70 81 ,el ysir
Grlts Gnr &rch wrs; ia Ties 30 IS KutisnG
OcJoiDviile Hnd handsome assortment OF C!au-
dG.ts -cerls. Shirts. Cuiisrs, GUNS aud SILK
nu, pen1ers.
Tech kuflng. Puls, Lsces, Et2ings Veil
ings, Hoop SR!Ils &c.
y. ii. ADAMS % kins st,
s'p!G Alexandria, Va.
Is USlEKE, GLOW ~, usndgercn.efs uol.
"a. LIS ard CUTS, lii great Variety, l.!
=. L. GEiiHIS
: AHlES' AMI uRlLDNEN'; MEHiNU
a G>;':5 md F.>NT3, ~ Sizes aUd t.lali.
:fEFAY,; EgG&sr2las. (tcrn..D!ow:. " e ~c.s
- ar; KNITTING isris, in al shs:cs sad cnors
80 - III { L. SESE%'S
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STEAM EkH.
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TRBss MONROE AND THE SOUTH


GEORGE LIE a r.
Carrying the q. s. hsii)
VIII lesVe her whsrt foo: of Prince street on
IUE>DAGS. THU RSDAYS and SAJUk.
ia 5 tt $50 p. IL stopp ny st Piney Pcint
sno PclAt Loohoui going aut relurniug Re.
turning leaves Norfolk on NESDAYS
FRIDAYS sud SUNDAYS st4 &C ck y. m.
First. csss fare to FORTRESS Monroe AID
A'C4Io
First class faro To rlney folLL Md fulut
Lockout. ,,,,.. | so
Second c!ses IS
itateruums 81. k.e.is 75:
FEe sDt received uatI 43J p III.
GEOKtE H.TIINGLY, Suot
7. 2. HNOH, Agent mh26
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FSsR NEW YN5sM.

FNR NEW YNHM.
sIIsa.GE lbs 4. q. A.vEaAr aJrfs SHEs.e
GRBSDsT
EVERY FEIDAY, st II a.; and returning,
laa3s Aaa York, hom picr Al, Eas. river, EV-
GlsY 5AEU HDAY, al o'clock 9. u.
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y = = -
F'tSTtsw-sE sEssE8' C+,S. sTss.EEHs
EGH LAE UlNGS
On TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On ard sfte- sunday. Jug 18th,
Wall leave az fellows:
Steamer Y. AkkN US lTH leaves Poto-
mrc Ferry co'a. wharf, toos Of King street,
hFhEi SUNDAY, 7 . Es DAY and T.; u rs
DAY., at 80 10, 70. Leonsrdtoun and ell
int=rmetiate lsndirgs
r,esuier MYSTIC leaves EVERY MOP.
DAY, W&DN ESDAf and FRIDAY, 81 I so
g. m, tor Nonini and inter iste landings.
GEO, Il. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
q. b fADS EFT, agent jYlT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17
Correspondence of the Gold Hill Daily Sevs.l

-
WASHINGTON, January 8, 1881.
Congress has rsasssmblsd and gone to
work. In the Lower House at least, with
an energy that promises the accomplish
ment Of much important legislation be-
fore the 4th Of March. It Is tho object
Of the majority to press all the appropri-
alton bills, and to complete all necessary
legislative work. before tho term Of the
present Congress expires. 20 - to avoid
the necessity Of an extra session after
the Inauguration Of General Garfield.
Whether the majority will be successful
or net. the coming two weeks will dis
close. II the Republicans are detsrm-
ined to have an extra session, to enable
them to step ct onoe into the patronage
OF the House. 1t is In their power to
compel It by dilatory measures. Events
In other political osnters-notably In
Virginia and Tennessee-will, I think.
have much influence on the question Of
an extra session. II II shall become ap.
parent that Malone OF Virginia, or the
Senator to be elected from Tennessee,
will give the organization Of the Senate
to the Republicans, that party will not
DO disposed to postpone for . year the
full fruition OF power.
There have been many sensational
rumors during the week relative to q
manifesto, In which Il Wal said General
Malone would announce Q new policy
for the South. on the basis OF political,
commercial aud industrial frater10k stion
with the Republican party; but the So
called manifesto has appeared without
defining General Mahone's position on
any national question, and without indi-
eating which party he will act with In
the organization Of the Senate.
There has been much tslk1 recently Of
. breach which is said to be widening
between the stalwart and conservative
factions Of the Republican party. It Is
conceded that Mr.. Blaine can have any
Cabinet position he may want under the
coming Administration. It 10 not so
certain that Mr.. Conkling can have all
he wants for his friends. and this situa-
ton 10 sufficient to increase the feelings
OF rivalry and antagonism between these
ancient adversaries and the powerful
factions Of which they are the leaders.
The House has passed the regular
army appropriation bill, making the
hfth OF the regular appropriation bills
which have been passed. Mr.. Rsagan's
inter : State commerce bill. aud Mr..
Woods debt rsfunding bill. have been
discussed and 1t 10 probable that the
latter will be passed. Mr.. Reagan's bill
meets violent opposition. and It will GER
taii,ly not become . Law In It's present
shape. Its friends claim that Il will
estop determinations against shippers.
and defeat the tyranny Of corporations;
its enemies say II Ii Q scheme to divert
the carrying business from the rails to
the rivers. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

A rapid penman can write thirty words
IN q minute. To do this be must draw his
pen through the space OF q rod. sixteen
and q half feet. In forty minutes his
pen travels o furlong. We make on an
average sixteen curves or turns Of the
pen in writing each word. Writing this-
ty words in q minute va must make 400
to eaoh minute; In an hour. $4,000; Ia .
day Of ouly Ave hours. $4,000; In Q year
OF 500 days. A. zoo. 900. The man who
made l.0OQ. 600 strokes in q week was
not at ali remarkable. Many men
newspaper writer's. for instance-make
1000. 900. Here we have in the aggrs-
gate q mark Of 800 miles long 70 bs
traced on paper BY such writer ina
year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

my offspring" said q New York
broker. a be took his SON by the hand
the other day. ~ the boy was about to
20 out into the world TO seek bis isrtuus.
"I have . little money and . little advice
to give y6u." The son duoksd his head
in submission, and the old man worked
. tear into bis left eye and continued:
''Nevsr sell short on Q sure thing; buy
NO futures for cold weather delivery ;
bear NO market where there ID . shotgun
al the other end; bull nothing you car
steal. and never advance any margins on
. girl who walks fst-footed. Go, now,
and my FIRST mortgage blessings will 40
company you and prove syndicate Of
strength 10 help you onward"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

The Zulu King. Cstswsyo. il still con-
Ansd in the cid castle at Cape Town.
where. guarded BY two soldiers. his only
occupation 10 to cit On the ranpsrts and
gaze 1t The vessels in Table Bay. or
watch Ne trains 70 BY between the outer
walls Of the fort and The ssa beach.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Senator Conklins Is fiity-one years Of
age. Baysrd Is nfty.two. Edmunds Ii
nearly aity-siI. Thurman il siIty-ssvsn
and Blains il fity-one. Bayard looks
a. IL he were not elder than forty. and Of
the Senators mentioned he 10 the only
one who always appears to be in vigor-
oua health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

If Hailoet. State Controller Of NO
vsda, has presented his annual report
for the fiscal year ending Dse'nber si'
1880. /. il a carefully prepared d'ea-
mont, comprehensive. concise and sag
e~sstivs, setting forth the present IMAM
ciai status Of the State as compared with
the past. and giving many sssssston'.
practical and otherwise. for present and
future guidance. The report shows The
total sssssssd valss Of TAXABLE property
In the State for the fiscal year ending
September 90. 1880. TO b "a. sss'-
s5s SC. The tax on the proceeds OF the
mines shows . continual falling on with
each quarterly report. summing up for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution ssnsibly
says: Shops. schools and small farms
are the things that the Southern people
most desire. They want shops in which
to treble the value Of their raw material.
schools in which to prepare children Of
all colsrs and conditions for citizenship.
and small farms ON which TO illustrate
what Southern soils and sun are capable
Of. The "Three So" constitute the
best hope and reliance Of the South.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

In Japan corpses are always buried
with the head toward the north and feet
toward the south. A living Japanese
will never sleep In that position. In
sleeping rooms Of private houses. and
Of hotels even. . diagram Of the cardinal
points Of the compass 10 pasted upon the
ceiling fer the benefit Of timid guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Tho spoken language Of China 50
differs i. every separate province that
people living . hundred miles apart can
NO more understand each other than .
Norwegian can understand . Hottsntot.
The mandarin or court language Is more
common than any other dialect and Is
the ofacial tongue Of the Empire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Connecticut rejoices over the fact that
the horse which Wilkes Booth rode to
the phase OF his capture after President
Lineoin's assassination belongs to an
Arlington man. and 10 . good traveller.
though twsnty-thrss years old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Captain waddsll. Of Confederate
cruiser fame. has asked to have his dis
abilities removed. He was . Lieutenant
In the United States navy vhsn the war
broke ont. and resigned his position to
20 into The Confederate navy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17
The Ans California Aamanac and Boo

The Ahs California Ahmanac and Book
Of Faets for 1881 has como to hand. II
contains. besides the usual monthly
calendar and astronomical calculations,
Q review Of the industries Of the Pacific
slops for 1880. record Of notable events
daring the year. Presidential election re-
turns, lists Of national. State and city
officials, census statistics Of the Pacific
slope, etc., etc. Send twenty-five cents
10 the Alta and get one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Governor Kinksad on Saturday last
issued the following Notary Public com
missions : 8. J. Bonninsld, Jr., Of Win
nemucsa George B. Almond. OF
Eureka. and Charles E. Abbott. Of Tus-
oarora. and accepted the resignation OF
Victor J. Stesrns, Notary Public In
Storey county,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Acensus enunerator In Alabama found
an old colorsd wsman one hundred and
fourteen years OF age. She was very
proud OF 1t. and to try her ideas Of age.
she said: "Old lady. you must hsv
heard the Roman empire when Il FELL"
81 don't 'saetly member do circum.
stance you spoke Of just new. bat I heard
Q mighty rambling noise do year dc stars
fell and / sp,o' II must . been dat. Things
was constantly falling dat year. and II
Il fell In old North Carolina you bet your
bottom rag, honey, ! was there"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Mrs. Cunningham, . woman OF l02
years, living at Mallst Soheuech. eight
miles south Of Glasgow. Scotland. is
said to be the only living person who
has seen the poet Burns. Her father
occupied q nsishboring farm when
Burns and his brother Gilbert owned
Mosssisl. and she repeatedly saw and
heard .Bobbis" cracking jokes with her
elder sister. for whom he had . passing
fancy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

When "Pickwisk" was arst published
in numbers IL was for . time . failure.
OF 1900 copies Of each Of. the first five
parts sent to various parts Of Great
Britain. there was an average sale OF
fifty copies q part. It was only after the
introduction OF Sam Weller that the
work became popular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

The Enslish baby stare. which IL the
correct thing for vsll-brsa young ladies
IN England. IL done BY opening the eyes
q wide - possible, without raising the
brovs and. sliehtly turning the corners
Of the mouth up. saying ''meuss'' Ave or
six tmss givss The hight position 70 Tie
lips.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17
A million Dollars worth Of Worms
Rao 0asttss. January II.

People whs sec the plain brown
freight cars Of the Central Pacific pass
ing and repsssine every day. seldom
atop to guess at the nature OF their con.
tents. II their contents could BE- seen
and known the passage Of . freight train
would sometimes have . peculiar inter.
Get. Thus, three freight = went
through from San Francisco recently.
whose contents were worth Q million
dollars. They were Llk worms on their
way to France.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

Our village grocer (sreas f~oriealtur-
lat. J Most extr'or'nary thing, cir.
Last year I lad some bacon In my shop
that went bad durin' that hot weather.
and I buried Il In ny garden. You'll
hardly believe Il, bat Ill my astsfs this
season came up strsakyT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM CARSON
LsGisissivs PrseeedioGs Deputy
sheriff Rarsswsrth or Bsdie Ar.
rested.

CAasoS. January II. lssl-2:ao p. n.
-sehooline's bill smendatory OF the
present election Law was reported upon
adversely by the Judiciary Committee
today and withdrawn.
Pownins's bill reducing the number
Of members Of Legislature vss tabled.
Deputy Sheriff Farnsvorth Of Bodie,
through whose neglect Roche, the muir
dsrsr OF Trslosr. escaped, was arrested
here today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

The medical department Of Queen Vic
toria's household comprises three physi-
clans in ordinary. three physicians sx.
traordinsry. one serssant-surssoa extra
ordinary. two ssrgesnt-suresons. three
surgeons extraordinary. one physician Of
the household. one surgeon Of the house.
hold. M surgeon apothscary, two
chemists Of the establishment In ordi.
nary. one surgeon o%eulist. n surgeon
dentist In ordinary and one other Physi-
sian-tventy.ons psrssns in al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17
N.v York Tribune: Barnum il in

New York Tfibuns: Barnum IL In
Washington diline the air with birthstone
rhetoric concerning the attempt Of Truth
to throw the responsibility for the Morsy
letter on the National Committee. Bar
nsm regards this - outrageous, and
requests the country to look upon him
. p~ersscutsd innocent. That ooek
won't fight. The eountry understands
perfectly we'll that II Bsrnsm's commit
tee had not fathsred the letter ana
bolstsrsd' Il up with lies Of ins1haushols
quantity and ingenuity. 1t would have
dropped out Of notice the day after its
publication. Il Was . dirt. job. and the
raseals Who performed II will b hunted
down. Don't you forget 1t. Barnum.