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The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

TNaERsoLLISM BROUGHT FACE TO
l. FACE With CHI HHISrI ANITY, by
kev. J. II. caldwell, ID. ID, Sold by James
Weop. VA Market ~. Jan2s-et.
~ OTICE.--To DKLINoU ENTs OF Cry
IN AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1851. Bills
have been rendered and called for, aud
the year having expired, those who wish
TO avoid trouble, had better call aud set.
tie, or We shall proceed TO collect the
taxes AiLh costs.
EDMUND PROVOST.
WILLIAM kYNE.
Office No. 10 East sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, o u. IN. to ~ IN.
10 ano 10 = y. IN. Janl6-2w.
NJ OTICE.-The Perpetual Savings and
IN Lo IN Association Is Issuing new
series AZ one uoIiar "A share. This associ-
alton loans four hunaTed dollars on each
share, deduets no premium, but collects
the same monthly.
LEA PUsEY, President.
ID. l.. Lichtenstein, Sec. Jan4.Im.
noG REGISTER NOTICE.
~ All persons owning Or having dogs
auout their premises. are required 10
have them reglsle. ed between the LIST
and 2Utn uayh o. January, After the
latter dale the ordnance viii oe strictly
enforced agAIns. anIeg lsteTed doxs.
WILLtAM j. MAXWELL,
deczOlIeo2. ChIet OF Police.
NJ orICE--The Mutral Loan Associatl on
~ 10 now lSsuIns a Dew series OF shares
per cent. ahoweu oa deposits, Rebate
allowed ON premium bad when Ioans are
made ami when returned. CaIi day or
evening ON GEU. Z. MARlS, Sec.
NO. WI ShlpIey NIreet, I'd story.)
once houTs--S a. ni. W 7.oU p. IN.
Jtnl9-lm.
NOTICE 10 REAL ESTATE LKs.
IN Those wno sell or tram feI Heal Es-
LA.e ana do not wish ~ pay the taxes OF
1851, VIII opiige The unders yued, by Ieav-
Ina lotlto thereof AZ our ulhce, that we
lnhy Assess ~ u the ptot1e Owuers.
kDMUhD fkOVOST,
DENNIS KANE.
ONCE No. 10 East sixth street. between
Market and KING. Hours, 5 IL. IA. TO IL M:
To- Q ana % . p laHle-2w.
NJ Office,
IN oFFIcE OF THE FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE ms. Co.,
OF THE STATE OF DEL
JANUARY 2ith, 1851.
Ihe treasurer OF the Company hereby
gives notice that on and after February
4, 1881, ne will pay IN casa, 10 parties en-
Tilted 70 receive IL, all balances standing
W The credit Of mem ueIs ON the books oil
the company, on y Jhc.es lnat nave
ihpsed. lie Will also pay ali amounts due
on scrip certificates, issued in Ist,o. which
have not been collected.
W. A. LAMorTE,
- Y, - AiGahuIGIs
N TAE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il United states, ior the District of bella.
ware, In the matter OF Vim. III. RoberIs,
Bankruptcy.
AT Wilmington, in said istrict, on Lhe
1ist day Of January, A. d., 1851.
District OF Delaware, So:
Notice IL hereby gwen that a petition
aas been nled IA said court by William
III. HuUtTlA. OF Dow. n
,a.d District, duly declared "A bAnKtupl
inaer Inc act oI Congress, OF March
-oo1, .or discharge AHA certificate there.
u, rom ali his uebtA, a u olner cInItuh
!roVAble under SAID act, and LnnL tue am |
lay oI FetTunry, 1851, nl III O'clock a. M.
asslg neu ioT the nearing .. the same. at
" liInington aforesaid, wnen and where |
fou may attend and snow cause, II auy |
,Ou nave, why Lhe prayer vi Lhe said pe- |
ltion should not he kTanted.
.. kUDAUAD SMITH,
C.erk Of the U. ., District Court, Della
s@ic Distflct' Jaux2, ~.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

E'oh SALE.-A three story brick h9vs
a. No. il3 French street, (l2 roomsl NM
balh room, hot and cold water. Hoa,eg
,oe. iIont lot 20 Feet, running back la
% JAMES ELLIOT.
Jahio--Wcou' on The pieHisea
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ROTACKA.

TNGERsoLLIsM BROUGHT FACE TO
l. FACE WITH CHI SrIANITY, by
kev. J. Ii. caldwell. ID. ID, sold by James
& Webb, 3A Market Vi. jan2o-et.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

Dlsoount days. Mondays and Tharsdsis
at b.S0 A. M.
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NJ OTICE.-To DKLINoUENTs OF Cry
IN AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1851. Bills
have been reudered ana called for, aud
the ear having expired, those who wish
70 avoid trouble, had better call aud sci.
tie, or We shall proceed TO collect the
lakes lLk ctlhls.
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EDMUND PROVOST.
NEFut

ONCE No. ~ East sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, u. IN. to ~ M;
~ and 7 10 D. m. Janl6-2w.
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wv Market street Apply al liz
k
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NOh SALE-dJ shares WiIml1-. -
II Railway Co, slock agtohC Cy
--:--- y@-' -g-os. HEALpAco
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WANTED.

w AiMrsss;--A ioca,ad purchaser for ,v
near the s.s1 sesah hootsase lots at at S IsS hasy
property gd; Agd.a or an exchange eeihooOi
@ep9-dAwtf. "" this an Nv
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

NJ OTICE.-The Perpetual Savings and
IN Lo IN Association Is Issuing new
series at one uoItar share. This assOci-
alton loans four hnnaTed dollars on each
share, deduets no premium, but collects
the same monthly.
LEA PUsEY, President.
N. l.. Lichtenslein, Sec. jan4.Im,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

w AMIEO--A A purchaser 10, -
~ Lfont lots on DelaweSfrdt ef Two q Cd
near franklin. Address ware ayenus
seIs-u@w1 w" GAZETTE oyv,
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FOR SALE OR RE11

Eoh hENr.-one house at AKA -
4 w. Five AZ ss3jS. One at ~, Iwos,
~ 81 ona wo =, az s,a s1o. One at SIS IS daR Ina
sisix % Tnrss - siO: - ~, seven at us, 9 99nsa y
j. and one Al s ssx SI per One ,a At S. Four: Fus
HEALp 4 IA
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ENoH sALE.-Three adjoining lo,s 4.
A a street. ~ feet by & feet 1 lnebs
and 70 n. on Goodman Street 100 l,.l NJ.
near hailroad Avenue, south side
Also, one iot ON Thirteenth street, ber \
he;llu street. Apply al ilt Market str,et
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Eurllsh Political AHair,.

LONDON. September 6.-The Standard
says: II would be rssh to draw any
conclusions from Sir Stafford North
eote's guarded references 10 free trade.
Hs must know no greater calamity could
happen to the Conservatives than to
take Office with such . programme - 10
forsshadowsd 10 the speeches Of Lowther
and Sir George Elliott. II the Con-
servativss are not prepared to advocated
return to protection. neither election can
be considered an unqualified Conserve
tive victory. though the government
cannot afford 10 disregard the sienih-
canoe OF it, double defeat. Bishop
Nulty Of Meath. In his letter to Psrnsll.
points out that the government only
passed the Land bill when Il oolld not.
with any regard to Ito own safety and
dignity. withhold Il . moment longer.
The true spirit OF the government 10
shown in Ito persistent prosecution Of
the men who made the passing Of the
Land bill necessary. The rejection Of
the Wing candidate In Tyrone oeunty
will teach Gladstone . lesson that be
osnnst With impuuity tribe with the
Just wishes Of the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Miscellaneous

Paris. September 6.-Ths death 10
announced Of Arch Duchess Marie Glenn
entins OF Austria. the aunt Of Emperor
Francis Joseph and widow Of Leopold.
Prince OF Salsrno. aged sighty-four.
Her death occurred at Chsntilly.
Fifteen persons were killed yesterday
BY the collision Of q train at Clarendon.
and several injured.
BERLIN. September 6.-Ths decree Of
the Saxon Minister Of Justice has at.
trscted much attention here. II declares
that Ia the future the public offices will
not be closed on the anniversary OF the
victory OF Sedan.
NAPLES. September 6.-vesuvius has
been In q lively state Of eruption since
Saturday, sending streams OF lava down
the northern slopes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

The plan OF charging . regular admis.
sion fee has not proved altogether suo.
oessful at Q negro camp meeting near
Marion. Ohio. Brother Hart had just
made q fervent prayer. and was laboring
zsalously among the mourners, whom
the six members OF the Finance Com
mittes reminded him that he had climbed
over the fence instead OF entering BY
the gate. They demanded ten cents for
himself and ten cents more for his wife.
but be refused to pay, and they dragged
him of the grounds. But he did not
long stay expelled. Hs and his wife
armed themselves with clubs, knocked
the ticket taker away from the gate.
scattered the Cpposing eosmittss Of SIX
nnancisrs. thrsshed the presiding minis.
ter himself. and resumed their work
among the penitsnts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

Dewey / Co.'S Scientific Press Patent
Agency has received onacisl notice Of
the issue OF the following patents to Pa.
CLIO coast inventors for the week ending
August l6. 1881: Pick. Thos. Williams.
White River. CAL; spring bed bottom.
B. F. Farsr. San Francisco; air cooling
apparatus. H J. Dykes. San Francisco;
hosting gear indicator. I. II. Scott, San
Francisco; feed water heater and puri.
Ger (rs-issue), B. Llswsllyn, San Fran.
cisco, automatic stock feeder. I. L.
Dias. Pstsluma. Cal; flying ship. WIN.
Bsesou. Montana Ter; grip for cable
railroad. Il. Csssbolt. San Francisco;
buckle. II. Da.ilsbaum, Virginia City.
New; fruit drisr. W. G. Dohsrty. Albany.
Or; grip for rope railroad. Grim Il
Low. San Francisco; instrument for
cutting washers, Thos. Hssgsrty. San
Francisco; feed and set works for saw.
mills. F. A. Huntington. San Francisco;
ore crushsr. d. B. James. visalis. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Street ARraYs In Dublin.

DUBLIN. September e.-Tsn men have
been arrested at Mill street on suspicion
Of being concerned with the recent raid
for arms at the Pomsroy House.
Subsequent to the George street ARRAY
yesterday morning. the people armed
themselves and attempted TO dsooy the
police from the barracks BY means OF
false reports. Several persons would
have been killed. but the stratagem
failed, or doubtless there would have
been serious bloodshed. A large addi-
tionsl force Of o~onstabulary will bo sent
to Limerick,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
The Frus Process.
Lyon County 7ims., September s.

Lyon County Time'. September 5.
G. Nom. Ross. an old Comstooksr and
for some time resident Of Dayton. passed
through on the G. & @. on Wednesday
ON his way to Bodie. Mr. Ross has been
appointed Superintendent Of the Orc
mine In that camp. He intends to work
their rock by the Frue concentrating pro.
cess. This process nigh. be successfully
applied to working some Of the Como
ores. An outlay Of 80 per ton will oon.
centrste rock assayins $lA per ton until
the material to be worked will yield
$1,000. Mr.. Ross 10 very sanguins a. to
tho result OF the work on the Orc, and
his experience q . chemist and practical
mino and mill operator entities bis opin-
ion to great weight on matters connected
with the cheap and effective working OF
low grade or refractory ores.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Grain @ v Convention.

sAS F~aASouoe. September GA CON.
vsnton Of grain growers Of this State
held . meeting this afternoon and 70.
solved 70 issus circulars to the grain.
growers throughout the State, advising
them In view Of the great amount Of ton.
mage In the hsrbor and on the way. Of
the short crop OF the State and partial
failure Of European hsrvssts. 10 hold
their grain for twenty per cent. advance.
The convention will meet again . week
from Wednesday. whom . large attend
anos IL expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Like Old Times.

The Downieville. Cal, Messenger says:
Twenty. four hundred dollars were
sluicsd out OF the gravel ct the Bunker
Hill, Little Grizzly, In four weeks. to
Ave picks. Owing to bad air. but few
men can be worked. Last run made
eighteen dollars to the hand per day.
We saw n hundred and twenty-five
0 Of gold from this claim being
weighed the other day. worth SIC 30 per
ounce, by d. McKseyer, ct his store 10
Poker Flat, which reminded our old-ti.
ner, T. Cl.ghorn, Of the good old days
whom the nuggets we're taken out Of the
creek by the bushsl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Grain Shipping Facilities.

Ban Francisco. sspsmbsr Cit 10
reported oil the authority Of the stock.
holders Of the North Pacific Coas. Ball.
road that The road has been purchased
oy Henry Willard; that the fast steamers
now running between this city and Ban
Rafael will be put on bstwsen this city
and Sauoelito. and . new line built from
Ssuoeiito 70 Ban Rafael. shortening the
distancs by tunnels and bringing San
francisco and Ban Rafael within thirty.
nve minutes OF each other. At Ssuoslitn
whsrvss will bs built and other facilities
provided for shipping grain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

Ayers ssrsspsrilla is the proper rem.
sdy to take in the spring Of the year to
purify the blood. inviRorats the system,
excite the liver to action, and restore the
healthy tone and vigor OF the whole
physical mechanism. which often be.
comes impaired during the winter. BY
lack OF open air exercise. and the want
OF sufficient care In the matter OF diet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
A Discriminating Dog.
Lyos County Tines.

The pine nut crop in Como 10 larger
than for many years, and Pony writes
that the Indians will reap q bountiiul
harvest. The trees near his cabin are
heavily laden with nuts. bat NO abo-
RHINE Of the stsrnsr sex dare approach
10 gather the crop. y . faithful dog takes
too much intsrsst 10 their mocoasins and
vhite mems pantaloons. The mahalas,
However, are permitted TO work 10 peace.
ths dumb bruts seeming 10 know By In.
stinct the respect due and accorded By
civilized seeisty 70 weak wsnaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
A Fatal Weed.

A. Garrard. who cams up from Mason
Valley the other day. informs rs that at
the junction Of the East and West Walk
sr. in Mason Valley. cattle are dying OF
from the supposed effects Of . poison
weed. Hogs feeding Of the carcass do
not live more than ave minutes. and the
meat will not stay on . dogs stomach
more than one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

The Lyon County Times says: A
prominent member Of the water works
force has suggested ~ q suitable punish.
ment for Guiteau, that he bs filled with
dried apples and warm water. sewed In
fresh raw hide and set out In the sun.
The hide would begin shrinking about
the time the apples began swelling. and
the result would be curious and instruc-
tive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

'Plszs. ma'sm. wud - eblies . poor
bye wild q lishtf Sure. ys've only get
to give one glance Of yer purity eye o.
me Pipe. and it'l shine like ths'sthsrs."
he got the light and . good dinner be-
sides. Moral-slways speak the truth
in the presence Of the fair ssx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
JeR. Davis In London.

LONDON. September 6. The Globe
says: Jefferson Davis arrived ct Liver
pool on Sunday in the steamer Bernard
Hall from New Orleans. he is not In
good health. After q short stay at the
hotel he left for London by the Midland
Railroad express. he declined TO DO in
tsryiowed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

Mipistsr Zsmasona says that General
Grant Il % popular in Mexico that the
p.e.,s there would b glad to have him
,..,ds psrusnsnly among them. They
IN hisnssyls and have sfsss faith IN Ais
sssilseaA seAsnss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
An externally. immigration Of Germans

An extensive immigration Of Germans
n rsper.sd to Be taking place In South.
ssstsrn Missouri. A whole colony from
sa.ony has jost settled in Perry county,
where /. has purchased . large tract OF
land. Among the possessions Of this
oolony Il Q steam mill. brought along to
sav wood for building purposes. A
sssopd colony IL expected soon to follow
ons from the FAiherlsnd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

Superintendent Yerineton says that
the grading Of tas Carson and Colorado
railroad beyond Haw,hsrns IL to b 40.
lively pushed forthwith. and the rails.
which are expected to arrive from Europe
mn day, will bs laid Is fast as received.
There are plenty Of ties on hand and the
road will BE- completed to Csndslsris,
ATTY miles beyond Hawthorne and lei
uilss from Carson City BY the 18th Of
November next d the latest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

Ayers Agus Cure should DO in every
In regions where Fever and
Agus prevail. It should be taken a. o
preventive by every resident and traveller
In malarial districts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

King Kalskaua felt quite ct home in
London. The Britishers psttsd him on
the back. and gave him . big supper.
with plenty Of wine. He sat ct the
head OF the table. and got drunk. and
wanted 10 kiss the Lord Mayor. He
felt sven gallant enough to have kissed
the Queen. But he has not taken SO
kindly to the Psrisians. Their style
and his do not assimilsts. although he
likes Paris itself we'll enough. he said
to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs the
other day with easy frsnknsss : 81 Am
delighted with Paris. II 10 q city OF
splendid palaces. But when you have
such public buildings. why do you not
Try and have amer men to put In them ?
The beauty Of your palaces jars with
the plainness Of their Inhabitants"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Another Batch Of Mormous.

LONDON, September s.-Mormons to
the number Of $50 sailed yesterday for
Utah. Switzerland and Germany oon.
tribute the greater portion OF the num-
Der. Two thousand Mormons have left
Liverpool this summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
PROPOSED new RAILROAD.

The Pacific Coast is having quitss
boom In the way OF new railroads. pro-
jected locally. or to be extended hishsr
from the East. The latest project In
that limo Is the Sierra Iron and Quincy
Railroad, which filed Its articles Of In
corporation las. Thursday. 1t proposes
TO construct and operate . tvo-foot mar.
row gauge railroad from the town Of
Quincy. in Piumss county, cslifornis.
over the most practicable route through
the Sierra and Mohawk valleys. and BY
the way Of Bsckvourth Pass to the
;,wn Of Reno. wsshos county. State OF
Nevada, and . branch Of said road from
ahs most suitable point In the Mohsvk
valley to the Sierra iron ninss, In Gold
valley, Sierra county. The length Of
the road 10 estimated ct 100 miles. and
the project. IL carried out. will develop
the resources Of . very important por-
ton Of the State.
Piumss county 10 one Of the richest
mining sections Of California, and lying
beyond the foothills. In tho bosom OF the
Sierra. Ito golden resources have mot
been 90 fully and rapidly developed ss
the more accessible portions Of the
gold region. 1t In ons Of the largest
sountiss Of the State. containing some
Of the richest placer and gravel mines.
with plenty Of water the year round. An
abundance OF wood and timber. fertile
soil and other natural advantages. The
Sierra iron mines have been . valuable
and important producing property. need.
ing this outlet for its product. and Beck
wour,h pass through the Sierra has long
been known q one Of the most advan.
tagsous and easily available.
The proposed gauge Of two feet seems
rather narrow for such . mountain road.
yet two.foot narrow-ssuRe railroads are
successfully operated In Europe and in
Colorado. where they have been demon
stratsd to be specially and advanta-
gsously adapted to mountainous regions.
Were Il . three-foot gauge IL might con.
meet with tho Nevada and Oregon Rail-
road. now being built from Reno toward
Bsckwourth pass; but II 1t carries its
own gauge through to Reno. such con-
nection will not be required or desired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

The watsrmslons Of this section are
mere goossbsrries q compared with
those raised in Florida. II We may judge
Of the specimens mentioned BY the
nswspspsrs Of that Stats. The St.
Augustine Press bragg Of q weighing
forty.dvs pounds. The Brooksville
crsscsn. goes II better with one weighing
nfty.ons pounds. and the Jacksonville
Union crows Justify over q ffty.nins
FOUNDER. Numerous other papers are
yet to be heard from.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

A little girls nrst sxpersnss In ssisg
Q peach: GIVE eaten u, cloth and al.
mamma; now what shall ! d with the
bensf"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

Commodore Bsardslsy. OF the U. 3.
war ship Jamestown. stationed at sitka,
speaking OF the people and productions
Of Alaska. thus gives his testimony
against '.Hootehsnoo, the peculiar rum
Of that country: It Il the uncouth name
Of one OF the nsstisst beverages which
ever flowed down an inismsd throat
into an sxssperated stomach. This 10
roeious iuid being inbibsd not only BY
the sborisinss but BY the sailors. naiu-
rally results In rows. poverty. lazinsss,
murders and irsnries. The reprshsn.
sibls stimulant is distillsd from molsssss
and coarse sugar. In an illicit but CO.
pious way. the Indians themselves being
adopts In the business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

The Santa Barbara Press correctly re-
marks: Gen. Hsncock's conduct during
the calamity ths. has bsfsllsn the Prssi-
dent. Is worthy Of all praise. His de-
clinins Invitations to participate In esls-
brations and msrrimsnts on the ground
that his superior officer and Commander
in Chief OF the army was 20 near death.
spripe from the sensitive sympsthstic
instinots Of . thorough gentleman. It
10 no, impairment to add that this sotion
seems to give color to the proposition
that q drum-hsad Court.martisl might
Try ouitesu for sssauldng the Com
msndsr.in. Chief Of the army and navy,
which the President 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
6ORM.

In Virginia City. September 4. 10 the
wife Of A. Mcpherson, Q son.
In Carson. September 8. TO the wife OF
E. d. MCKINLEY. . son.
In Austin, September 2. 10 the wife Of
August voertmsn. . daughter.
In Cherry Greek. September 2. 70 the
wife Of A. J. Spencer. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

A GIRL WANTED TO DO oINzRAL
U. .hoassvork. Apply ct tAs stare of v. 4.
So I. .. yoIsox.
The Portland daily press., 1881-03-15
MAGAZINE Notices.

Harpers Magazine for April, besides being
a beautiful number, offers its readers an
unusual variety of entertaining reading mat
tel. The number opens with descriptive ar
ticle, by w. II. Rideing, ON The Green Noun
tains in Sugar Time, with characteristic Illus
trations by McCutcheon. Arthur Gilman, the
architect, contributes an instructive illustrated
article on Salisbury Cathedral. Indian Edu-
cation at Hampton and Carlisle is the subject
of an interesting paper by Helen W. Ludlow,
one of the Hampton teachers, with fifteen il
lustrations. italian Life in New York, by
Charlotte Adams, furnishes Mr.. Rogers with
anumber Of picturesque subjects for his pencil.
Alexander F. Oakeys paper on Art Embroid-
cry is full of valuable suggestions on subject
of general interest, and is illustrated with
some excellent designs. Ernest Ingersoll con-
tributes an article ON Milwaukee, illustrated
with seventeen beautiful engravings. S. H.
M. Byers United States Consul at Zurich, in
NV Farm in Switzerland Gllustrated) conveys
some very useful hints to our farmers as to the
economy of agriculture. The two serial nov
els-Anne, by Constance Fenimore Woolson,
and A Laodicean-are continued, the former il
lustrated by Reinhart, and the latter by Du
Maurier. Sherwood Bonner contributes a
strong story, Two Storms. w. III. Beard, un-
der the title of An Artists "reminiscences,