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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15
By Grubbs & Wunims.


TRUSTEES' SALE OF 20 3iN-lU'
/ ACRES OF LAND N SIDNEY. Jl~l g..
NUND TIE CITY LIMITS. AT Aut llvN.-I.
execution OF a d, Cd oftunt frou J.. lichlu-.t
wife to the undersigned. IRA t",s, dated 1911 .
January. 1874. and duly recorded. b.Ye thereto "-
OUR. # nv The holder ot The deDt secured. We Nll.
hy auction. upon - premise. on
TUESDAY THE l7IH pay Ma
AZ ; o'clock Z. VI. fhe following propertv-'n"
THe SQUARE or FOUR A RS hDuudtdby 'e't.
IVY Robinson, and heusing'on Streets; Il-"' '..
SQUARE OF FDl g. ACRt> bounded hN litn't
Nv. Robinson. and Mulberry street and ttl-
rFI, containing I23ts.l0OO ACRES. iug a.-
the above. and Joining the and formerly ''
by Richard Rem. mis- property q, ~11
situated on or near the lu' ~ go rNith-I I '.
Frauslfn street wirdly. and before many Aft'
must De I'm dec and hy thefo0t tor hultfiiE in'. .
inyesl ment made here now cannot tail io p.Y'' 1
prOnfaJle.
TERMS The deed auiho zcs me sale 'o '" Pr p
cash a. 10 Az amount suiicil nt g. deifaf tNi'ff-
a. 10 pgV IF the d.gt secured amour tI- " d. .
$4,000 and The resiiuc upon erms O. De- if'''II 'i
by the grantOr; but are auth riZ q ' sac NJ %
more favorable terms v'ill he allowed D .--Ir"i
jobs l.. BACON.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
lru-.'f..
GRt,pps 4 WILLIAMS. AucflOuesT-.
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N o I c E.
TO A. f. DICKINSON, j. TAYLOR ELLYSoN
TRUSTEE. AND ALPHEUs j. CHkWNlNG

| The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company here
| by gives notice that II will on MONDAY the l3lh
| day Of June, 1881 move the County Court OF Hen
rico county TO appoint I'VE disnierested ireenOid-
ers, who. or any three or more OF whom shall as
certain aud report what will lie just compensation
! for so much of your land, situate In said county or
| Henrco and known as 1.-THE LONG SQUARE"
| as Is required by said company for us purposes.
THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY CO.,
| my 9-Su4w BY t0UNSEA.
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BY III. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
OBUILDING LOTS ON IAIHERINE: Dt ~,
NFR Am GRAHAM STREETS. NEAR TO
CLhY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCh-As 81 eciii
commissioners appointed 10y decree OF the onan,
ccrv Conrt OF the city Of Richmond entered on Inc
OH Of NAV. 1873 In the case of Ragland's execu-
tor vs. Meriwealhtr. &c, we Tor one OF us VIII oner
for sale AZ public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, MAY 16, 1881,
commencing at 81 o'clock L. NJ. one LOT, trontIng
on The north side OF Catherine street between Mum
ford ard Cilmer "a S-l2x97 feet TO l4,fOol alley
FOIjR fronting on the west tide OF Glner s't r
between Catherine and Leigh "a 3'l2xlZ9 irea
east tide of Graham street between Caiheilme anu
Leigh "a 3-l2xl29 feet each toa 2.ioot alley,
TRIMS: One-fourth cash; balance al SIX twere'
and e'gbteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added. and title retained tl whole e'hohef
T. Maid JOSEPH BRYAN.
: f HENRY G.. CANNON.
Special Commissioners.
n cFrDoN TAYLOR. kuciiOueer. INV 10
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GRrBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc'lone,r =
by Gt0rse r. Crawford
Real Estate Agent aud Auclionr"r'
1905 Bank street.

By GtOrZc +. CRAWFORD
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloueer,
1905 Bank street.
COMNISSIONERS' SALE or d.
~ RABLE THREE STORY BRICh lInl>t 49,
GATED No / FASH IWt N.Y. HlRb> lkf Do
BETWEEN VAIN AND FR1HkLlN ~lEtt -
Bv virtue OF 4 dpcrea of tn thancrrf t0ur' 10 ''
ctty Of Richmond pronounced IN me fa.' OFT Do -
foi aud others u.s. tyan-. rus co. The una f.-' d.
sp.ciai commissioners, VIII eel al public luct'.. Pr,
the highest bidder, upon the preni- q, on
MONDAY, MAY 23D.
al 50 O'Clock L. NJ. the desirable HOUSE and 'i
No / l. on The east side 81 l"Cnty ihiri stl"t o.
tween Main and franklin strc,ts The Lol ii'..
% feet. more or Jess. "a INfuil third stree MT.
runs back eostwurily 100 fect, more or .t-s, t --
allie, ; leet Woe.
TERMS: cash as 20 one tairi, ihc balance .u '"
eduh payments &C siN aud twrly" noufs'.nr ''
fourth ca b. balance AZ .IN. twelve. add tI-ii..
months. as the commit .loU'fs NAV drf' iiiiIn' .i
SALE the purchaser % give t-outb' nOirs tIr 'T
payments with forest J'l. ed. aud .lt.c ft'dIN .
until the whole purcnase-mouey !. n'if.
GEORGE j HOOPER, JE.,
JOHN - Nnt NJ.
my IL >Teciai Commissions.
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POSTPONENIENT,

POSTPONEMENT.
on account OF the luclemcncy Of the weather the
above sale Is postponed until
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT
NJ q o'clock +. NJ ROBERT Il. LYME.
NV IL AuctiOpeer.
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BY George ;. Vashon 4 Son.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT on ST.
i PETERS STREET. CORNER OF FEDERAL
STREET. TWENTY-FIVE BY NINETY FEET.
BEING A PART OF LOT No. rs, IN DUVAL'S
ADblTfON.-By virtue OF a deed of trust from
Amp. voolfolk and wife 10 Charles I. VashOn and
NJ Bates As trustees 10 secure debt therein men
toned, default having been made In the payment of
part thereof u e SAID Bates having removed from
the state, will. as administrator Of Charles r. Va
shOn, OF the trustees being thereto required by
the beneficiary, proceed TO sell at public auction on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY "a. 1881.
at O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above de.
scribed
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale and s25,
with interest from 30lh of October 1880, TIL paid
GEORGE S. vAsHoN,
my l 3 Administrator of Charles 4. Nashon.
BY Jno. Z. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
STOCK OF GROCERIES AND Ii.
- QUORs. sTORE.FlXTUREs. LEASE OF
STOhE AND DWELLING. GOOD SHELVING.
COUNTERS, &C.. AT AUCTI0N.-By direction OF
slr. X. schultz. Jr., who Is making change IN
business, ! will sell Al auction on
TUESDAY THE nth INSTANT.
at 10Y o'clock, at his store, No. ll6 east Broad
street, the balance of hts stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, SOAPS, TEAS,
CIGARS. CANNED GOODS, sc. &C.;
I SET Liver PLATFORM SCALES on wheels,
C0uNTtR-sCALEs, PATENT OIL-CAN,
BAR.COuNTER and BAR-flXruREs,
BEER REFRIGERATION, AW MING;
About THIRTY FEET OF FINE SHELVING,
Nth Drawers;
CoUNTER-TABLE, eighteen feet long, with
Drawers.
ALSO,
The UNEXPIRED LEASE Of the STORE and
DWELLING above, extending to November
IL, 1851. The Store has long been considered
good stand for the grocery Business, and The
dwelling contains five rooms.
The LEASE OF PREMISES and STOCK and
sToRE.fixTUREsm may be bought privately as a
whole before the day OF sale.
JNo. L. LAUGHT0N, JR.,
my IA Auetionser.
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BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
lOl6 Main street.

GALE OF NICE TWO-STORY DWELL.
- ING, No. SIC NORTH FIFTH sIREtI-i
shall sell by auction on
MONDAY, MAY 10TH,
on the premises al o'clock Z. NJ, The above pro-
nerty. The DWELLING has FIVE rooms, anc ne-
tached kitchen and hydrant are IN me yarn' nc
A good tenant Is In possession. ,,.., ..
Tbe recent grading and building on fifth street
has enha ced in value prom ry IN that sectiOp 50
good investment is offered In this sale.
TERMS: At sale. tURMhN JOtifh'
my 5SlO.12l415k10 AucuOnctI.
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nv George II. POND, xi,r,

Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
No. 1900 Main street. under Planters Naliona
Bank.
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RyGrnhhs & WnIlams.
u,IIE LARGE BRICK DWELLING y

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
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Fine-Haired Cattle.

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR AN IMPORTED
HERD-A NINE.BUNDR ED-DOLLAR COW AND
ATwO; ED.AND-FIFTY-DoLLAR BOVINE
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CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, huctioneers.
e"9 y W an Da 20 My1 .2.5.7&td
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By II. seldom TAYLOR.

By II. Seldom Taylor.
successor 10 James VI. Taylor & SOM
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
office Eleventh. and Bank streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
washss cosa.y items.
Reno Gasstss. Jsns 9.

II Reno Gasetss. June =.
" The three fumes In Washos Valley
are oil running under full pressure. p.
N. Maker will Aams about TO- 900 cords.
w. E. Price will land 1000 cords at the
dump, and Il Il estimated that The Water
Company will handle 100000 cords.
This estimate IL no doubt too high.
Tfaeklayine on the Nevada and Ore
Qon Railroad was resumed this morning
with all the force which ~ b used.
The arst Ave miles will Be completed
ready for . train OF oars BY June 18th.
and work on tbs second section Of 1--WE
miles. Engineer Mcclellan and assist
ants are new engaged In the work Of ad-
justing the line on the second section.
There are ssvsnty-avs men engaged In
the work OF trscklayins and l26 en-
ploysd In grading.
The hoppsrs have destroyed sixty
acres Of grain for Joe Frey. The ranches
ut tn. lower end OF wAshos Lake are
looking veil. although considerably b.
hind the crops on the meadows. A. the
upper end . great many farms have been
devastated By the pest. Nobody has
had the courage to break up any new
ground during the year. The fruit crop
promises we'll In wsshos Valley. Many
trees which did not bear last year are
loaded this season. and the bearing trees
are remarkable for the luscious Iced
vhish they carry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Desperation In Ireland-Nore Riots
and Destruction-froops March.
inc IN thA 9renA.

pespcration In Ireland-Nore Riots
and Destruction-froops March.
ing to the Scene.
DupLIx, June s.-The report that
Father Murphy. Of Skull. had been a.
rested. proves uniouudsd. The report,
however, threw the people into . violent
Torment. Thousands Of men and women
crowded into the village OF Skull. and
wrecked the police station and office.
tore down the telegraph wires and cut
nm portions Of the road. The excite.
msut was taken up BY the people Of
skibbsrssn, Who d last accounts were
euaaeed In . fearful riot. They wrecked
ths house Of . car owner who had sup
plisd cars 70 the police. Their indiena.
lion became unboundsd when they dis
covered that . special train With 500
military had been sent from Cork and
they tore down the telegraph wires 70
Bsiiydehob. Skull Ii reported inaoosssi.
Bile BY the ordinary roads, which are
out up and the bridges pulled down.
Five hundred foot soldiers, twenty dfa.
aoons and seventy service oorpsmsn.
with . gun. are being sent 70 the SCENE
from tho west. Father Murphy .has
given no definite intimaiion Of bis arrest
to the public, fearing for the police.
The grounds for suspecting that be ID
under arrest are, according TO . Bktb-
bereen correspondent, very strong. HI
was seen with the police several times
on Monday, when . document OF some
kind vas handed TO him. A fofcs has
been sent into the disturbed district,
district, fully p~rovisionsd for . month.
Great preparations are making for the
reception Of Archbishop Croks In Tip
psrary on Thursday.
The GassHs ~proclaims . prohibitions
OF the meeting at Mulingar. on the
ground that it 10 intended for the pur'
pose Of obstruction Of writs.
Kings county 10 proclaimed under thu
provisions OF the Arms Act. and thrst
more baroniss In County Meath undsl
the Coercion Act.
The Land League reports fl400 70
oeived from the United States since th'
previous meeting.
A tenant farmer In Cabin. named Lee,
has been arrested under the Cosrsior
Act.
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indlans Fighting.
Ki.....eea Sil..r Sax, Jsn.s.

Winas~seea Silver State. Jsms g..
One OF the Piutes known % Joe Sou,
vas drsnk yesterday morning and went
10 Naohes' camp, whore he was very
abusive. Hs 10 said to entertain . strong
dislike for Naches, and on several occa.
aions, whom under the influences Of liq.
nor, threatened to shoot him. Nachsa
tried to get him TO leave. but his psrsua-
sions were resented With . blow from Q
club, and q conflict snsusd In which both
we're badly cut and bruised. Nsohss'
scalp vas cut BY . blow. and Bon had Z
cash cut through one Of his cheeks with
knife, and his fsss bruised beyond REQ.
IGNITION. The officers are determined
to And out whore they procured the
vhisksy, and prosecute those Who sold
Il to them TO the full sxtsnt Of the law.
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The following order in regard 10 writ.

The following order in regard 10 writ
ins upon the face Of postal cards has been
issusd By the Postmaster General: ION
and after June !. 1881, no printing or
writing win b. permitted upon the Cd
drsas side Of postal cards. except that
imprinted thereon at the manufsetory.
and such - may b nsosssary for the
proper direction Of the same. All postal
cards bearing any other writing or print
Ing on the address side are declared nm.
nailabls. and must b returned to the
sender b the Postmaster ss the once
where they may b mailed. Such cards
may b treated - spoiled and re-
deemed By any Postmaster upon appli-
cation Of the holder. u prescribed In
Section III. Postal Laws and Rsgula-
lions, 1879. Future supplies Of postal
sasds viii b printed on the sddrsss dds
Viii he words. Nothing but The address
"a - plsssd % this sids.'"
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Borm and Sulphur.

Mr.. stanohhsld Of Hawthorns informs
the Lyon County Tuss that 100 miles
south OF Bslvlls there are several good
borsx marshss and rich sulphur mines.
Borax u worth $3.50 . ton In San Fran.
DISCO and sulphur nom $50 o$40. The
frsiehtags per ton 70 Ban Francisco has
hsrstofofs been $s5. but now, via the @.
and O.. Il 10 only pas. This gives . big
margin for prs6t and Il h probable that
large quantities Of borax and sulphur
viii now b shippsd hen hat locality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
CONSERVATION In Dublin-Rioting
In the Disturbed Districts-fele.
graph Wires Torn DoWn-hore
Fpoons RopvardAd.

DUBLIN, June 8.-Ths authorities In
Dublin are In Q state bordering on con.
st~srnatiop. Not . single prscaution II
being neglected to meet any emergency
that may arise. The Fusilisr Guards
are In readiness TO move again TO any
mart OF the country at three hours' NO.
tios. Early Service Corps wagons, with
the full complement Of attendants, are
being forwarded TO the disturbed dis
trists - rapidly - they arrive from En-.
gland. There IL every probability thai
the force In garrison In Dublin will b
Augmented BY another battalion Of
Guards tomorrow. The Dublin flying
column goes out In full marching order
on what 10 ostsnsibly . practice march,
bat there are rumors that the troops
will not return to the city.
Disturbances we're a~pprehsndsd today
At MulliuRar, whore . proclamation sim
liar to that which has been issued at New
Pallas has been published. and ct Clon.
mel. where the sales adjourned from last
week will take place. A later telegram
from Cork states that three miles OF tsl'
sarsph wires have been torn down. The
force which left Cork last night In two
special trains consists Of two hundred
men Of the Rifs Brigade, thirty ORA
goons. army service corps men. amou'
lance wagons. and twelve baggage Wss'
ons, with NO artillery:
It 10 not believed that the priest ha.
been arrested. but the most Sensational
rumors are flying about. One 10 to the
effect that several bridges between skip-
bsrsen and Skull have been destroyed.
This IL not authenticated. Even the
officials OF Dublin Castle have not 70.
oeived any intelligence from the district
since morning. The last telegram
stated that the police barracks had been
torn down BY the rioters.
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SURPRISING tho Land League.

DUBLIN. June 6.-Ths government
have considered the sxpsdisnoy. Of sap
pressing the Land League, but there's
. differences Of opinion among lswysrs
n to whether II can DO done without an
Act Of Parliament, or at least done 90
efficiently - to prevent . proclamation
being eyadsd. but the course hitherto
adopted Of arrssting violent speaking,
etc., 10 calculated to obtain the same
result by moro certain. though lss'
rapid means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
Tho Guano Trade.

LONDON, June TIT 10 now stated BY
authority that the wsll.known house Of
Anthony Gibbs & Sons has not consented
to enter into any euano or nitrate con-
tracts on behalf Of Peruvian bondhold.
ers witk the government Of Chill. and
will not consent 20 to do. No such con-
tracts are likely to DO made BY solvent
houses until terms Of peace between
Chilli and Peru shall have been sstisiac-
.orily adjusted, and on . sound working
baaia.
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srasshoppsrs and crioksts.

Wiaasmseea Silver Stats, June 6.
Reports from different parts Of the
county say that srssshoppsrs and crick-
sts are quite numerous. The mountains
east Of Ton wsyts's plsos. In Grass Val.
Icy. are said 70 b literally alive with
crieksts-lsres black fellows. such q are
seen In the eastern part OF the State.
There are svarms Of grasshoppsrs on
the hills near Bloody Run. northwest
from The Toll.houss; % tsamstsrs nay.
A. yet those pests are not doing much
damage. but they are liable d any time
to descend 70 the valleys,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

A man has written to millionaire
Mackay. asking for 800. 000. 600 to buy
mp oil the goats In the world and monop-
Ollie the hid glove trade. Valuable hints
like this arc constantly reaching the
Western Crosus. but with the c~arslssa
indifference sometimes 70 b seen 10
great men. he always nsslscts TO double
his MONEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

.Thia," said the editor. balancing the
paste brush over the ink bottle. "ts q
friend that sioksth closer than . soas-
sor." And then he plunged 10 shstrast.
sdly into the ink. and. q hs fastened
the Clipping down, mark What . rush Of
Of incohSrSnt Rammay follovsd u.
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Congratulatory.

LONDON, June 7.-Sinos the victory
Of Iroquols, Mrs. Lorillsrd. who IL now
In London. has BEEN visited and con-
graduated BY numbers Of ladies con.
psctsd with the leading families OF the
British turf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

II Is , wise prsessHon 10 provide
against emergencies that are liable 70
arise In every family. A cold may b .
dangerous thing. OF Il may not. depend
ing upon the means at hand to combat
IT,. In sudden attsoks Of cold. Group,
asthma, etc., Ayers Cherry Psctoral
win prove the quickest and most effect
I've cure and your best friend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
The Governor Of New York has siensd

The Governor Of New York has signed
q bill prohibiting discrimination against
any person on account Of race. creed or
color. This viii make Il dangerous for
the keepers Of Watering place hotels to
advertise their plsess BY announcing
that Jews will not b received. Il II
chiefly these hotsl.ksepsrs that the bill
In aimed at.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08
mr. BAvw .sek

Among the most ssniAoans and ap-
propriats notices Of Jed Davis book
explanatory Of his position during the
recent Southern bslligsrsnt unpleasant.
ness. 10 that from the Louisville Courier
Journal. OF his declaration that the
cause Of the Confsdsraoy Vas "ioundsd
on truth and justice" Il says: IBIS.
tory viii not 20 record u, and the pres
emit generation Of Southern men does
not believe II. History viii record that
. handful Of politicians, Of whom Mr..
Davis became . leader. brought about
such . condition Of things which. placing
the South q . great disadvantage and
much In the wrong. prscipitatsd the
people into a.most unjustinsd and ruin.
Gus var. With The gradual disappear.
ases Of the consequences Of this val
mems minds VI beginning TO b able
calmly to oonsidsr Il. From the nrt II
vss . paradox, and not . very brilliant
paradox. 4 struggle for freedom. which
vas 10 continue 4.0o0.000 Of human
beings In perpetual slavery. was to b
nsiatainsd only BY mislssdins sophis.
triss and artificial agencies. These vsrs
~oepiously supplied BY the ssosssio.
leaders and vsntonly applied BY the
Secession managers. Mr.. Davis Il a.
old man. not without the sarrulity AND
the vanity Of his years. 10 10 oil nm
conscious Of the new generation which
has sprung up in the South. This gen
grafton 10 not In the least concerned
about the val Of the sections. and u
abundantly able to take care OF itssl
without the help Of either . history or I
Dictionary Of the Southern Conisdsrscy.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

Jefferson Davis 10 described a. being
much pleased and touched BY the
friendly fashion In which, various citi.
zsns Of Chicago greeted him on the
streets the ether day. General ]. O.
Wright, an old classmats at West Point.
says that Mr.. Davis 10 perfectly content
and satisnsd with the result Of the war.
and vosldn't have slavery restored II
every negro In the South would beg to
have the old conditions renewed. Gen.
sral Wright says also that Mr.. Davis IL
. very poor man. He had to borrow
money to pay Of the debts on the Beau.
voir estate. and his own plantation be
has leased to his old slaves. who navel
make moro than . living from IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

At . recent sale Of autographs In Ed
inburg there were sold eight manuscript
Of Robert Burns. Bidding was very
spirited. the nrst lot. for example. being
put up at Ave guinsas and knocked
down al thirty. The sum Of E2lo los.
Cd. was realized for the MSS. "Holy
willis's Prayer" three pages foolsssp.
with an interesting note in another
hand, brought that price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

The public has long since swardsd to
Ayers Hair Vigor the iorsmos. place
among reliable Hair R~estoratives. II ID
effeotual. agreeable and most. absolutely
harmless. II makes the hair fresh and
l%uxuriant. and old age scarce and IN.
fashionable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-08

The project Of tunnslins Mont Blanc
bids fair to assume . tangible shape. 1t
bang pronounced BY some Of tho most
sminsn, French engineers . more prao-
ticabls undertaking than that OF the
simplon route. The estimates OF cost
for executing such . work are. In the
case Of the simplon. ga. 00o. 900. and
in that Of Mont Blanc some $l2. 900, 900
less. It 10 furthermore claimed that the
Mont Blame tunnel viii make the jour-
nsy from Paris to Genoa some ninety
seven Kilometres shorter. asd from
Paris 10 Milan forty.four tilomstrss
shorter than BY the Simplon route. The
most favorits line Of the projected tun.
mel. thus far In the discussion. 10 from
Chamounix to C~ourmaysur.
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Wiil Break % calls a.a Oslas.
whsvi how cold he East wind blows,
Nipptng each pedestrians nose;
what Will warm ny halfnumbsd bodyf
Ahl tnoZl Huh punnh ToAAxI

Hun Puxcz. composed of rare, choice old
liquor. 70 inoompsrsbis WITH nnc ice, ismon.
ade. min OF hot water. sold b. I'll oroosfs,
wine nerchants and Druggfsts. Tsds sup.
phsd By Richards 4 Hairisou, Agents for ths
Pacific coast. eAn Irancisco.
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In Virginia. June 4. 70 the wife Of
J. 8. walsh, . daughter.
In Paradise. June 8. 70 the wife Of B. Il.
Luther. . daughter.
In Paradise Valley. June 1. 70 the wife
Of O. b. Hinkey, . daughter.
In winnsmusoa. June 8, George q. Hill.
aged 40 yssxs.
NEW rooAY.