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passed at regular session 1873. Approved
March 10. 1881"
Article III declares that article ITO
CHAPTER 8. of the penal code, snail not b,
construed 50 81 to effect any civil remedy e
enforce the collection OF taxes.
Article ll2 amended. Persons prosecuted
under article 10 shall have right TO have Pre-.
secutiou dismissed upon payment of tax and
all cots, and procuring license. No prosecu.
tion shall be commenced against any person
after procuring license. Notwithstanding they
may have followed such occupation before
procuring said license, bu. the license must
cover the time the occupation has been fol
lowed.
Takes effect 80 days after passage.
An act to sment article 1854 title Is
chapter 2, of the code of criminal procedure
ofthe state of Texas Approved March II,
1881.
Amendment makes changes in fees OF
shertls and oonstabes, IN al cases of felony
where the defendant hos been convicted or
acquitted, or where the prosecuting attorney
has entered q nolle proseQui, or where ibe
defendant has died before trisl,
Takes effect 30 days after passage.
An act to detach 1884 acres from Hill
county, and attach same to johnson county,
and define the lines between said counties
Approved March II, 1881.
Local.
Joint resolution proposing an amendment
to sections 2, 8, 8, 6, s and II, article 5, OF
the constitution of the stats of Texas.
Passed by twu-thirds vote and recorded in
department Of state March II, 1881.
The proposed amendments are In
the Judicial department, and provides
for reorganization of tho supreme
court; to consist of chief Justice and
six associate justices, which may
be organizsd into two divisions. Defines their
qualifications, powers, duties, jurisdiction,
&c. Amendments also propose changes in
jurisdiction, &c, in court of appeals, district
and county courts, and times of holding
same.
An act to amend Articles 1924 and 1926,
title 70, of the revised civil statutes of the
state OF Texas, and to add thereto Articles
3,Ss5a and 3,S25b, and TO create Clay, Baylor,
Wheeler and Oldham county, into land dis.
trict. Approved March IL, 1881.
Amendment takes above named counties
from Jack and Clay land districts and estsb
fishes new district.
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beautiful lots about paiIas. npp.y ~ .,,.,
Field, i0j Elm street.
EoR 50 LE-- Brick store Nc. 6l4 Elm street;
\ Drick store NO, 7Ol, corner of Elm and
COLLEGE streets; s cottagcs, rooms each. Nos
itfi and ING Elm street, and 1888 and 1885
MAIN street; dwelling house, . stories, S
roons snd onihouse of two rooms, Nos, li3,
1886 and 1883 Ein street, Also, valuable
iathrop Hayes, ettorneys-at-law, No. SO
VAN street, Dsllas. Apll-tf.
Eok SALE OR TRAnE-Unimproved lands
! III JACK, Pamela aud San Augustine coun
Ties. Also, a nue. improved farm in Collin
county, within three miles of Allen station
named property. For further particulars, adj
dress, W. T. COKER. Allen Station.
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Berlin May IA bill which has been alre dy
drafted, for tho erection of new parliament
house on the koenig's Platz, will not be In
tr0duced for the present. Itha- been set aside
ut the expr, IS wish ofPrncs Bismarck, whose
action In the matter Is connected by some
journals with his threat to remove the seat of
government from berlin. His minor support
ers III the press endeavor to give color to the
threat ne serious one. The EN- peror and the
crown prince are understood to be decidedly
opposed to anything tending to lesson the DO.
litlcal Importance OF Berlin.
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NIhiilst Hair Dye,

Paris, MAYA sensational story ran along
the boulevards last night to the effect that the
nihil SITS had attempted TO blow up Nine. ED
mond Adam, III, charm nt directr~ss OF the
Nouvellc Revue, for de Tending the new Gar In
tna columns of that paper. The only foanda-
lion Tor the report seems to be that the lady
yesterday received ahot.le containing u Ia lex
ISL liquid, possibly hardye, WI, h some one 5
Imagination changed into nitro glycerlno,
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HnEt

At this establishment On She corner Main
nd Ausin streets parlv II R~pd nj p7,-
prietur, are u BE- tuuui the ver, choicest
and only lhe Very cauic''st ot liquors, wines.
ales, beer, etc, from the eSGiug lasnut~ctur-
ers .nd de,iers Of this country and Europe
newly hlIed up. most tsstetully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted aud ventilated bill.
Ia d hall is one OF the attractions. Cal. and
sse them.
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MNNynin Mn

chicago. Ill MAY !. "A dispatch from La :
eeile says The engine in uuiou coal shart broke
down this evening, leavlng two hundr,d ,,I,sr,
IN tno PIT. some can get ont by escape shafts,
hu, iul y AT of thrm win ba Obliged 10 p,s,
the night In their subterrauean prison,
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nOlia Balm-a delicate, harm.
less and always reliable article.
Sold by all druggists.
The Magnolia Balm cOnceals
every blemish, removes Sal.
lowness, Tan, Redness, Erup.
lions, all evidences OF excite.
ment and every imperfectiOn.
Its effects are Immediate and
so natural thatno human being
Can detect its application. -
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rear ns possible the color, price, style, etc.,
desired. A whole suit can now be sent by
mail At small cost. TICkNOR d co. refer
to Thousands W. they have thus supplied
during the past WNars. send for samples,
or cali 1t S.W. cor. 9Th 6 Chestnut, ST. Louis.
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YOUNG MEN AND OruER.

We ssnd on trial for thirty days our Electro.
young rnsn and others suffering IRON wesksc,s.
o., nervous debility. :lost vitality, lost man.
hood, aud many o,her di.eases. We guarantee
speedy cures and complete restoration of
vOLTAIC BELT CO., Marshall. Mich.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
= = -.
NOTICES.

NOTICES.
:, -. -
NOrCE.-I have moved from Ia MI
~ street to III Pacific avenue. thirt door
Nost OF - cNmure street, where shall Ia plad
4, Sc al my OLD Patrons, as l shall continue
T.ssS maklhg anu cutting a0d lltlin<, Mrs
nave money % loan, belonsing 10 minors
a security must he gilt edged. Amply 10
Gihhs. VI aorkan
A BARS nN.-lntw0 engines, 1?.22 and .n.
h'ller ~ IN - Il fiurs, all in FIRST class
S nha. WI be sold cheap, for cash or
'uAoef' Ihos. L. Sturgeon, Fort Worth, TEX
,--,,>,,,z,,, may7St
y oiiCh Adyer, sements may be annasJ
INTO our business office up 10 u. m :.
et.u .aso .he composing room MP to n. m.
NJ NOIiCE TO RAILROAD CONTRAC.
iotts-The hes, aud cheapest mattrss
ses are atJ, j. o'Brien's, s39 Main street.
nearly opposite market house. ''
NoliCE-All kinds OF up6oisieIInr- mai.
IanXns "esSes, carpets, curtsins, swniug,
No Wai NV, 't eis'or work done stJ j O'Brieus
house. fP' '"e lAaihe'
oiloE;-Ftrst- class board, 10y day weessr
~ Hiohth, by W. Thomas, late of BaltI-
more, Mary land, No. l025 Main street, pailas
''eal .. rauI street, Cars psss the house.
oliOE A bargain can be nsd IN rs
djtion hu u, oours-Hls type, In prime con-
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
w @nted.-A situation b. n xooa cooE. IN
nv privse family. APPLY to EnTeks
"ANtED IAMEDINTEIY--T0 ars,
w elias Custom Coat Makers, also two Pan.
'a'oon hskefs lit. hest wages paid
HENDERSON II Van SNYDER.
-,,.,,,,-,-- Corsicana, Texas.
WANTED Immediately, 5 or d tirs,.c,oss
w hands at Miss Murphy's miilinery
rooll,s, TWO doors below sauger's, Elm street.
Nv ANIED-A partner with a cash capital
w oi from ak To ten thousand dollars 10
ehgage IN the stock business, by buy ing land.
,e aI anu stocking 1t: Locality favorable
lahd cheap and well adapted to stock bnsi
ness. For further Information coll ON .Jmdge
u Il. Burke. Dallss. 'e'
WANIED-A girl To do general nouse-
w WORK IN a private family. Apply AT
Aoland. Joiner 4 Co. Elm street. may
W ANrED % iirst. class carpenters wanted
,r, v TO work on depot and section houses
rom SWeetwater west on 4. & r. Ry The
hlghest wages paid and the healthi.s country
"a lie world and steady employment Trans
portetion furnished from Fort Worth west
nnpply 10 Z. ii. Rincteman. Local Option. A,
brown ee, contractor a33w
WAkTED-One hun,red mechanics 10
" board at the City Hotel. Nioe cool
rooms and the best the market affords. The
mouse haa been thoroughly cleaned, Ia ONT of
we noise and dust, beiog one square from the
street car terminus on Main Street, near Cen
trai * Board aud room by month SID.
board and room by week "a 50; board and
room oy day 81 90. Cool sleeping rooms for
rent, furnished or uniurnished. with or with
opt board. Cistern water the year round
' TO- na'e " btlaht, froprletress. apr3O Il
w "M rEDIhen ana women to engage IN
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DIR. 3. EAG AN

Waving permanently located IN Dallas, re.
epeotfully offers his professional service TO
the community.
Residence, Grand Windsor hotel.
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8TRAYED.

SIRAYED0Rs TOLEN'-A bay horse about
~ syeers old. 10 hands high, branded q on
leit shoulder and shod In front. g. reward for
return 10 ID. OkEEfFE. two miles south OF
Dallae. rear Ceh'rs, railroad d w
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR XCIIANGE-A few interests In min
ingclaims In Grant county, New Mexico.
for good Texas lands. Address " q Currie
Shakespeare, New Mexico.
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pt ySs<Ikn.

DhnsiClAN hNN sUhGEON-DR. NOR
X Ton. Office, In flrst national bank Luild
ing, Residence, San JDcinto street, near
Leonard N"'
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PASTuRE.

pAsrURE,-I have live hundred acrcS In
\ pasture, with plenty of running water.
Bro.'s fruit stand, Corner Lamar anti Main
street,, Il. q, Knight.
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MISCELLANEOUS WAVES

w Sn.eu:- situation b. sOoa cook, In
House, Main street. req w h"'eh~
TED ihMEDIArELY,- Two first
~ Gas custom Coat Makers, also two Pan.
taioon Makers .hest wages paid "'
HENDERSON Il Van SNYDER.
Corsicann Ta,.o
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W NiED 20 Hrsl 'citlss carpenters wanted
w 10 work on depot and section honsas
rom SWeetwatcr west on 4. & p. Ry, The
highest wages paid and the healthi.st country
10 ar .he world aud steady employment. Trans
Apply to G. ii. Rnctleman, Local Ontion A.
brown ee, contractor n al sw
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~ ANIEO-A partner with cash capital
W oi from six To Ten thousand dollars 10
sngnge IN the stock business, by buy ing land
e awh anu stocking 1t; Locality favorable
ness. For further Information coll ON Judge
Il Il. Burke. Dallss. VI" '""so
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claiming the gospel and / sold my own
productions" he then turned to
Soovills with intense disgust and said:
"Oh, cut this wool short. Ho Is lying
all through. Don't waste time on him."
Scoville-What was the appearance Of
the prisoner when you knew him ?
Answer-Hs looked about the Same %
now. except about his eyes.
Scoville-What was there different In
the expression Of the syes2
Answsr-At that time be had . free
expression. now his expression seems
suppressed.
Guitsau-I don't think I am much
suppressed this morning. II seems to
me- I'm pretty lively" Guitssu grsdu.
ally worked himself into o towering
rage. and declared against the witness.
prosecution and cranks whom he claimed
bad threatened him with violence. His
billingsgats, being directed against
the Prosecuting Attorney. Referring 10
Corkhill, be said: HE 10 getting too
dirty and too shrinking 10 live, and the
hrst thing be knows God Almighty will
take him of and send him down below"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15
The Chilean Minister Comes to the
Relief OF Secretary Blaine.

NEW YoHx. December 15.-Ths Trib.
ines Washington correspondent has in.
terviewed the Chilean Minister. who
said there was published . memorandum
OF conversation between Minister Hurl.
but and Admiral Lynch. which created Q
bad impression or feeling in Chile.
'My government" said he, ''sent Q dis
patch to Fitzpatrick asking him what 1t
meant. In reply, Fitzpatrick published
his instructions. a. he bad q right to do,
n you can see from the concluding por.
ton OF Biaine's communication to him."
"How wal 1t receivedf" the reporter
asked.
cit was regarded generally as I also
regard 1.-THE only way to reach the
final favorable result without actual In
t.rvention on the part OF tho United
States. The Chilean government did
not regard Blains's remarks 10 msddle-
some, but received them - friendly sug-
gsstions. Several South American gov.
srnmsnts have sent their Envoys Extra
ordinary to Chile fer the purpose Of OF.
pressing the same friendly sentiments
toward Chile"
"will the death Of Fitzpatrick make
the present situation mere intricatef"
~ think not. Your people will find
now that no acted according 10 his in
structions. / sm sorry that your people
misunderstood, a. they seem to have
dsne BY the papers, the intentions OF
your government"
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A singular romance has just come to
light In q town in New York. A father
horsswhippsd his pretty and well-grown
daughter for going to the theatre with q
young man he disliksd. Her brother
appeared on the scene and gave the old
gentleman o sound thrashipg. The
father obtained . shot gun. Then the
mother appeared and the son escaped.
the father pursuing him. firing the
weapon at the retreaiiue boy. The SOC.
therefore had the father arrested and
bound over to keep the peace. This 30
angersd him that he forbade mother.
son or daughter to ever enter the house
again. Then the mother left the house.
taking half OF all it contained in lighter
articles. Now II turns out that the
brother has mystsriously disappeared.
and whether dead or alive. cannot be
found.
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TaE NATIONAL scAsDAL.

Say What We may 10 excuse the lsni-
ency Of Judge Cox toward the assassin
Gui,eau, the fact Is. the trial OF
the latter has become q disgrace to
the country and to its institutions. Day
after day the iarcical proceedings con-
tinu., Guiteau becoming moro and more
insolent to the prosecution and the Wit
nssses, and hourly attempting to perps-
tra,s jokes to excite the crowd in attend
ancs to laughter. And now. - IL to
make the farce broader. we are told that
two Of the Jurors in the case are not
legally competent to try It. because they
have been in government service. The
isnisncy OF Judge Coz Is probably due
to the fact that hs has feared to sse
Guitsau to compel silence, lest the oct
would excite the sympathies Of the jurors
for the prisoner; but the neglect OF the
prosecution to inform itself as 10 the
legal competency Of the jury, II the re-
port cited is true. 10 insxcusable.
Perhaps no one act OF Guitsau goes
further to show his acutensss. and at the
same time to unwittingly disprovs his
plea Of insanity than his claim Of inspi-
ration. To those persons who believe
with DR.. Burrows. OF San Francisco. as
Published In the News yesterday, that
Christ comes to their bedsidss in the
waking hours Of tho night, and takes
their hands in his and heals their phys.
ical diseases. the inspiration theory Of
Guiteau cannot be easily put down. II.
with DIR. Burrows, and the writer's OF
tho Bible. they have held verbal inter.
course with Christ aud God. by what
process OF reasoning and logic can they
declare Guiteau's ridiculous claim OF in
spiraiion to be false?
We know that the nations OF Europe
ars watching the proceedings OF this trial
with interest. and. NO doubt. with dis.
gust. II this Ia q fair illustration Of
judicial procedure under a Republican
form OF government. and at the National
Capital. is II q wonder that Enslishmsn
prefer q different form OF government
than ours. based upon different prinei-
plssi Is it . wonder that the people Of
Europe are willing to believe the most
absurd stories told Of the administration
Of justice in the border States and Terri
tories Of our country And what Amer.
lean, after reading the daily published
accounts Of the Guitesu trial can blame
Dickens for his s~atirical eIaggsrations Of
frontier life in the United States. as told
In Martin Cbuzzlewit.
But there Is comfort in the belief that
the Guitsau trial farce il drawing to an
end. although slowly. Yesterday Gut
tsau is reported to have said in the
courtroom: 81 am here for justice and
for right" Let US hope that he will
soon have justice done him at the hands
OF the hapgman. as an atonemsnt In
some degree for the disgracsiul farce In
which he has played so prominent .
part. aud as q punishment for his mos'
dsmnabls crime. But II he fails to Gel
justice in o legal way. lot US hope thai
hs will get it nevertheless.
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON. December l4.-The Daily
Ntrs. referring to Blains's dispatch to
Hurlbut and Fitzpatrick, says: It 10 salts.
factory to find that the spreadsaRlsism Of
Blaine 10 disayowed BY the American
press and people.
A Berlin dispatch says Bismarck Is
seriously Ill.
VIENNA. December 14.-Ths subscrip-
lions sent to the Neio Free Press for the
sufferers by the theatsr Gre amount to
ia. 900 forms.
ROME, December 14.-The Pope has
named Cardinal Howard to succeed the
late Cardinal Eaoardo Borromeo.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES,

London SHINES I" on Intervention.
LONDON. December l5.-Ths Times
says: II Is not likely that England or
any European State will be tempted to
NEEDLE In the affairs OF South America;
but such Intervention might be necessary
10 European intsrssis should be affected.
Il must not be imagined that European
Powers csu acquissce In the very wide
extension Of the Monroe doctrine i'm
piled ID Blaine's dispatch. Intervention
for the protection OF European interests
IL a. rightfully claimed BY the European
Powers as II il BY the United States for
the protection Of their interests In China
and Japan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

NEW YoRx, December 15.-Mrs. Kate
Sampson. wife Of . wealthy stock raiser
Of White Pine county. Nevada. and her
daughter. aged twenty years, arrived In
this city on Monday. from Europe.
where they had been spending the sum-
msr. Yesterday they decided to start
for their home but were robbed Of all
their money before they reached the
depot. They we're cared for BY the po-
lice and Mr.. Sampson tslsersphsd to.
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rnE "ExrERraIsE" AND GRANT.

Most Of the readers OF the News know
what the effect il Of waving . red flag
before q hali.wild ball. To those who
do not know. Il may be said that no
description Of Il will serve the purpose
OF illustration so wildly and well as
does an article in the Enterprise OF this
morning headed always With U.s."
which wal called forth by Q few lines in
the Virginia Chronicle. OF last evening,
upon the dement's Of General Grant.
The cause. the rcd flag. was snail; the
effect upon the halt-vild bull. the Enter.
prise. was great. As the excited bull
d.shss ferociously and ~furiously at the
red dag. but. when In the hands Of .
skilliul pieador. rarely harms 1t or the
man. SO the iniuriated and belligerent
Enterprise failed, this morning. to dis
prove the Chronies's structures, and
harmed no one. except perhaps itself in
the loss Of temper.
Seriously. however. what has this man
Grant done since be was first elected
President that should sntitls him to the
iulsoms praise Of even q small portion
Of the Republican press, His admin
istration. in point Of ability. did not
even rank with such mediocre Presi-
dents - Polk. Pierce and Hayes. And
the blundsrs ito put IL mildly Of his ad-
ministration were more. and greater In
effect than all the plumbers Of the three
Presidents named. One Of his first acts.
as President. that Of appointing Stewart.
the rich importer Of dry goods. Secretary
Of State, was contrary to law. And in.
stead OF appointing to his Cabinet
frst.class men from the ranks OF his
party, as did Lincoln. he called
around him for advisers none but second
and third.rats men. His completely
with the st. Louis whisky ring was worse
than q blundsr-it vas . crime. II the
full history Of the San Domingo bust
ness. Grants pet scheme. the opposition
to which by Mr.. Sumner brought down
upon him the walls OF Grants vulgar
wra,h-if its full history could be told
ii would bring the blush Of shame to the
cheeks OF every American who loves his
country above man.worship. Grants
shameful treatment OF that pure aud up
right man. that finished scholar. that
perfect gentleman. the eminent his
torian Motley. because Grant in his low
and ~g,ovslins instincts failed to under
stand and appreciate him. was n oil
the many dark spots upon Grants
administration. Bat to name Q hun.
drsdth part OF Grants blunders as Q
civil officer would take more space than
should be taken in . daily paper for one
article.
An account OF his course with refer
ence to seeking the Presidency for 9
third term. commencing with his arriva'
in San Francisco to his defeat at th'
Chicago Convention. which showed hin
to DO a vain. egoustie. vulgar mischis'
maker. to say nothing Of his acts since
ought to be sufficient to disgust ever,
Republican who is opposed to man
worship and bossism.
The News will respectfully suggest Il
the Enterprise that General Grant II
politically dead. and beyond the hope o.
resuscitation at the hands Of all tn
man : worshiping newspapers In th'
country. The wise will not disturb hi
remains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

The License Dealers Association Of
Sacramento. formed to resist the enforce
msnt OF the Sunday law. now numbers
over one thousand members. On Sun.
day last oil places usually kept open in
that city were in full blast. and the Sun.
day Law movement is dead. The Asso-
citation has decided to receive into mem.
bership persons from all portions Of the
State
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

"Ths Jewish people represent, and
are distinguished for, wealth. intelli.
gence. energy. industry. morals and
physical vigor to an exceptional degree"
So speaks the New Orleans Democrat.
which wants all the Russian Jews to
come to Louisiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

The Salt Lake Tribune was informed
very recently that there are not more
than o or two sons OF leading Nor.
mons. Of all the leading Mormons.
whose mothers were polygamous wives.
who are themselves now in polygamy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

General Grant denies most positively
that he has any connection with the
company setting up o claim Of $780,
OO0. 600 against Peru. based on the
alleged discovery by o Cochst. In 1874.
Of certain deposits Of guano.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

Last summer Senator Cameron was
reported as favoriug the abolition OF the
taxes on tobacco. Now he goes still
further and proposes TO release beer as
well as tobacco from paying tribute to
the government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

The remnants OF the Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition have been sold at
auction. The great organ. which cost
$40, 200. went for $4,000. and Il 10 to be
removed to Q Boston fair building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-15

An accommodation was recently pro.
nounced In Madrid against the directors
Of the Liberal newspaper for attacking
the clergy.