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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-10

RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND sHEspKAks
RAILROAD. :
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 2. NJ. Leave Richmond daily except suns
day). connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Balu.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
400 A, Nh Leave Richmond daily except Sun.
l1.I5 4. Il. I dayJ, connecting at Vest Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TmuRsDAY, and SATURDAY:
With steamers Tor New Yorh on
MoNpAY, WEDNESDAY, snd
dence aud Boston on TuEtDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
Sunday connecting q, West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from DAil'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ESQ +. N.l Arrive AT Richmond dAily Itncsps
CAS- p. M Sunday. Connecting at West Point
with steamers from BatiInone, New
York. Proyiasnce. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight al Richmond 70 OF iavS
southern points. Cars run tDrourh between AHaao
A1 Caress hsndsy asd dispatch, with lowest rasss,
sTnronga bills OF la1ing, with guaranteed rssse
lsaued 20 all northern and western potsS
For IN formation, apply At offce 81 us company
Ywonty-th,rd aud Do"s streets, Ricssoond, Va
saIs VT. DOS6LAs. superintendfnt.
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DIR. J. s. WEXFORD, OF RICHMOND, V.

M J. :. WELLFORD. OF RICHMOND, VA,
Professor Of Diseases of Women and Chi dren In
the Medical College OF Virginia:
81 have paid great deal Of attention to URI-
NARY TROUBLES. and have frequently ana freely
prescribed the BUFFALO LITHiA WATER with
the very best results In all the varlons forms OF
the URIC.ACIp DIATHEsIs. whether as well.form-
ed GRAVEL or GOVT, or In the mider forms of
equity DYSPEPSIA or NETTLERAsH. KNOW OF
40 MINERAL WATER WHICH CONSIDER AT ALL
EQUAL TO THAT OF STRING No. 2.
ain many SKIN DISEASES Of old age dependent
on the URIc.ACID DIATHEsIs. such as ECZEMA,
&C.. this water acts most benenciay."
ap O.Su&W3w
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <>FSTgN
~ COMPANY. sSz1ztkE2s

FOR NEW 1UKh.
Tut :emp.2y vi dispaten one OF lse!t spendie
stesncri-ULD DOMlHiON. WfASOkE, NAN
HAITIAN, and RICHM0Sp-er every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY xRd SUNDAY q btsh water.
Shtps gC,ng nOrtn land az Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. SHIPS coming south ssd !roa
pier IA North river, foot Of Christopher street.
sor further .dformaacD appiy 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN q co, AgenSi
as foctpznvia Whsryef. Pts"tffS
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VEST-P0CKET CUBE
For DYSPEPSIA
Bishop ID. :. DoGGETr, Southern Methodist:
IL Is an excellent corrective Of Indigestion. I
have used II with prompt beneficial results.
Rev. DR.. MASGUM, Professor University of North
Carolina:
concur with Bishop Doggett In his estlmste Of
the VestPOcket Cure.
Rev. b. +. WOODWARD. Presiding Elder Virginia
Conference
About twelve years ! suffered from Dyspepsia.
Falling In with This remedy gave ~ fair IA ial.
After Its use could eat snything with impuDity. /
am sure am indebted to tbis mediciHe for what Of
health and physical comfort have bad for the last
sixteen years. have known many since 10 be re-
ieyed by IFS use.
Rev. DIR. DABNEY, Theological Seminary, vir-
ginia:
Its highly esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty and the people. IL Is excellent for ndges
ton aud Flatuent Colic-sedative, soportle, tonic,
slightly aperient. without nausea.
X. l.. DABNEY, Hampden-Sidney College.
Rev. LEROY W. LEE, ID. D., Methodist Historian !:
am never without IL st home or abroad. II is an
antidoe to Indigestion. Ureasiness alters meal or
merits are aiesled bs numbers Of high character. I
have seen tred.eyery-thlng -dyspeptic of hfleen
years relieved by one dose.
Editor Richmond Christian AdUocdte:
This remedy is of tried virtue have seen Dys-
pepsa cured completely by IL. II seems 10 be AN an
tidOte 10 Our " ma iOnai ii, ease
Price. % cents. Sold by all druggists and coun-
try merchants. NH 80
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DRUGS MEDICINES, Ae.
MY FRIEND. DO you SUFFER
lyl With headache?
DO you feel dali and ianguidy
Does your appetite fall yony
Is your liver ont Of orierg
Have YOU q metallic taste ia yonr mouth?
Have You dyspepsia or Indigestion
III so. take
DIR. T.. A. SIMMONS HEPATTC COMPOUND,
OR LIVER CURE,
aud get tmmedlfe relief. IL never falls, as huu-
dreds will fesilfy who have used II aud have
beer benefited. II Is entirely vegetable,
certain IN its effects, aEd absolutely
harmless. one trial will con.
vince YOU.
REASONS why EVERY FAMILY SHOULD
HAVE A BOTTLE OF SIMMONS HEPATIC
COMPOUND IN THE HOUSE:
Diseases OF the L,vs r. skin. stomach and Bowels
are prevalent. the health Of your family should
not be neglect a. IL never has failed. One bottle
IN keep your whole faniiy well III sun mer. Two
doses viii cure he worst case Of Dyspepsa, Indi.
gestion, or Liver comItlint. Ivy u.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
DOWIE 4 NOISE. Sole Pronrletors.
For sale by PURCELL LADD Co, Richmond,
Va. 3.6.lokl 3ny1 9S42
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BUFFALO LITuiA WATER.
BUFFALO LIrIiIA W ATER
FOR
The URIC-AlIn DiATliEslS.
DISTINGUISHED TESTIMONY.

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, OF RICHMOND, VA
late Professor surgery Medical College OF Nr-
GINA, President Safe Medical society, ex-Presi-
dent Association of Medical Officers confederate
Army and Navy, Vice President OF the lnierna-
tional Medical Congress. Nice-Pre; ident Ameri-
eau Medical Association:
JIMMY EXPEEIENCE THE BUFFALO IITHlA
WATER Is VALUABLE IN GREATER VARIETY
OF DISEASES AND DISORDERS THAN ANY OTHER
MINERAL WATER THAT HAVE EVER EMPLOY
Ed As an ALKALINE DIURkTIC II Is ISTALuA-
BILE. In URIC ACID GRAVEL. aud. Indeed, in DIS
eases generally of tie URIC.ACID DIATHEsls, II
will be- found remedy of EXTRAORDINARY Po-
TlNCY. ! have prescribed 1t in cases OF OLD
RHEUMATIC GOVT, which had RESISTED THE Or
BINARY REMEDIES. With WONDERFULLY GOOD
RESULTS. | have myself suffered a great deal from
this malady, and HAVE DERIVED MORE BENEFIT
FROM THIS wATkR THAN FROM ANY OTHER
REMEDY HAVE USED"
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NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT GRAPHIC Ac-
COUNT OF THE DrsAsrgR--A SAD PICTURE
OF DEsoLATIoS AND DISTRESS GRIEF,
AND DESPAIR OK ALL sIDEs--THTRTY THou-
sAND PEOPLE WITHOUT sHELrEg-rRIGHT.
Pull LOSS OF tIPE, &C.
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FINANCIAL.

|MoSEY'
MONEY TO LEND
on
CITY AND IMPROVED COUNTRY PRofEnii
OH '"hs ""'e All" X, p. CHAFFiN'& CO..
s,oet Real Estate Agents.
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DHILADE HI A, RICH On
sHiP LINE,-foR pHILADEL?hiA FAiI
RIyER AN1 TIE EAST via rALL ri. slvE Slt
tise the ssamers OF thM tine viii make tri- weekN
trips, !. avins Philadelphia every SSpAr,
THUr sDAX and sATVRpAxd' s ana nspT ION.
ne ting At Philadelphia with Clydef lew England
line Tor Fall kiver.
Freigh, received daily until O'CLOCK Z; AZ;
General Sout.ern Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO..
4 6ensrsi uanxgcrs,
no ~ Nc. lse-vth WhaEves, pc.iadelpbis,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP IN
Ia TICKETS. sD
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
lOGe MAIN STREET.
Representing the following trsi-e,ass ocean steais
ssin linss rom RSston NeS YORK phiadelphla and
Rai,imnre 10 EUROPE: CU<ARD, WHITE TAR
SATIONAL, ANCHOR, 1uloS, IN M, : ~; aMkN-
loan. RED STAR; ALLAN; SOGIH-GEhSMa,AsAsI
ERI,ANDs AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and boR;;
DEAIrX. pHsST CLASS, SECOND CLASS and
sTEeR AGE TICKETs TO and from all the pr1n-
cinal p0in.s in Europe. EXCURSION tickets al
reaa,csd rates, sta,e-rooms secured IN advance
pa9tes gsiax TO Europe or sending FOR their friends
auTd 40 we'll 10 communicate with the undersigned
Ssrore purchasing elsewhere Raj road and steam
shio tickets 10 all points 10 the United states ane
canada. Rates same as ~ depoS hnd senerai omses
~" A. w. CARRIER,
General RAILROAD ard steamship Agent
fe ll-dSwSm 1000 Main street. Richmond. va.
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EOR NORFOLK, BALTl-sfI.J
MORE. THF NORTH. AND RFGTLAR LAMB
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
SMITHFlkLD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
OR
ARIEL.

Through tickets on sale on tftdHtI IIIY u I.tIF-
mond or Ariel and az CARRIERS Agency, eZo Main
street. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Ereight received daily FOR Norfolk. Portsmouth,
smithneid and Hampton; Washington, u. c.,
Newberne. Washington, AND Tarboro' y: G.: and
ali no,nts I'm Eastern Nortf Carolina also, for East
ern shore of Virginia old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST HATES,
aud throueh bills Issued. l.. u. TAfUN,
60 II Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
Item, From Chicago,

CHICAGO. November 23.-Ths Irish.
American National Convention, which
begins Ito sessions on the s0th instant ct
Mccormick Hall. promises 10 DO an in.
msnss affair. Delegates will DO present
from all the principal cities In the ooun:
try, and arrangements have been made
to accommodate 1000.
The State Board Of Health, which
claims to have control over such matters,
decided yesterday that pupils should not
be admitted to schools anywhere In the
State after January Let unless they have
Q certificate OF vaccination.
On call In the Board yesterday after.
noon . million and . half bushels Of
wheat were sold, OF which B. p. Hutch.
inson bought 100000. These sales
put up the price thrss-fourths OF .
cent, and tho other cereals followed.
The story, which seems to DO well az.
thentioated. 10 that . syndicate. com.
posed OF Hutchinson and other Chicago
parties, has been formed to bull grain In
opposition to Lester and several New
York parties.
Arrangement have been contaminated
by which the New York. Chicago and
ST.. Louis trains will come In on the
Illinois Central tracks some time during
1882,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
The Widow OF Abraham Lincoln
Sick and In Want.

NEW YoRx. November IS. Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln has been In this city
nearly two months subnittipg TO med.
ical trsatnsn, at the hands Of DR.. Lewis
A. Sayrs. A Times reporter says: She
has needed the means to secure proper
attention and nurses. and the $4,000
pension granted by Congress 10 utterly
inadequate to supply her wants 10 her
present condition. II 10 stated that
active efforts are making to have Don.
gress increase her pension. DR.. sayrss
said to . Times reporter that II II were
not for her illness, which may possibly
prove incurabls even with the best and
most constant attendance, / believe abe
would get along on the psltry $4,000
Congress has thrown TO her, and II
never would DO known from her lips
that the widow Of the man who did
more for his country than any other
man, was poor and In want. A. 1t 10,
she 10 absolutely driven TO ask Aid from
somebody and I belisvs Congress 10 the
proper place for her TO apply. The
widow Of Abraham Lincoln should not
want for proper care during her sickness.
The country owssi Il To ito own honor, -
well a. to the memory Of the dead, to
provide literally for her In this smsr'
Rsney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
THE STAMP DOCTORS
Held to Await she Action or the
0raud Jury.

The examination Of ]. P. Kerr and
William Keeean, charged with using
Cancelled postage stamps. took place b.
fore Commissioner whitchsr this morn.
ing. Both men we're held to await the
investigation OF q Grand Jury Ksesan
on his v Eeooenizanee and Kerr In
$500 bonds.
During the examination Kerr admitted
writing the letters and using the stamps.
which, hs claims. were left In . wash.
stand drawer by one Of his transient
dodgers, o man named Parker. BE dis
claimed any idea Of dsfrauding the gov.
eminent. He exonsratsd Kssgsn. stating
the letters were simply given him to
mail.
The prosecution produced evidence to
show that sometimes there were two
punches OF letters deposited 10 the mail
car the same svening-ons bunch on the
right hand side and the other on the
lett. On tho night Of the arrest
KeeRan had four letters to mail and he
placed but two In the box on the left
side. He was arrested before hs could
get around the engine to the right. Had
no satisfactorily explained why hs did
not deposit the four. he probably would
have not been requested TO appear be-
fore the Grand Jury.
When the Commissioner fxed Kerr's
bail st $500. the prisoner said that
amount would DO hard to raise. - he
did not believe hs had . friend In town;
that he was discouraged and bad lost all
energy % far a. doing anything In Viz
Qinis was concerned. as 1t seemed to him
everybody was trying TO pull him down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
Rig Coal lard.

Cz1oAoo. November 2s,-Ths Tmss
says: The newest suburban scheme is
said to DO engineered By A. B. Msefsr.
with . powerful syndicate behind him.
including many reliable masnates. This
syndicate il buying or has bought the
south Chicago lands belonging to the
Bowen estate. The proposition is TO
use this land a. . depot for the products
OF all the large eastern and western coal
companies that have agencies In Chi.
cago, the coal brought here by rail or
water to be delivered OF this general de.
not. where facilities will be provided for
expeditions loading or unloading at Chi.
cseo, and the Indiana Belt railroad will
transfer the coal to the different western
lines Of railroad. Dock IMPROVEMENTS
will be made. The enterprise involves
an outlaw Of . million dollars capital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
The Centennial Gravel Gold Mining

The Centennial Gravel Gold Mining
Company have levied al assessment Of
one cent per share upon it, capital
stock. 0Aieial notice will be found IN.
der the head Of "New Today"
The school children arc to DO given .
chance to get over their roast turkey,
plum pudding, sto.-ttey will have Q 70.
cation from the close OF school this alter
neon till Monday morning.
Those who attend the party tomorrow
night will have Q good time. The dance
IL given by the members Of the Liberty
Junior Hose Company. The admission
fee 10 bat 81.
The News acknowledges the receipt Of
. complimentary ticket TO the social
dance given by the Liberty Junior Hose
Company tomorrow evening.
Certificates o. county indebtedness
for the jurors In ths recent trials before
the District Court are now ready Of the
Clerks Office.
E. B. Cleveland. ons Of the editors
and propristors Of The Bodis Free Press,
10 on the Comstock.
ons blessing resultant from the dull
times-Chiustown, Gold Hill. has very
few jewellers.
E. W. Hillysr, United States District
Judge, 10 improving In health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
HsrsaG

Two mills are now being run on ore
from the Regent mine, Silver City; the
Thompson and the Briggs. When
the second level 10 reached and opened
at least another mill DO started up.
Hale 4 Mercross.
Owing to the intense heat but little
work il going on. Ssms repairs are
being made In the incline below the 1000
level. and the old guides In the psrpen.
dicular shaft are being replaced.
Consolidated Inpsrial.
The putting in Of larger airpips in the
incline for an increased circulation Of air
has delayed the resumption Of active
work somewhat. The work II making
good progress.
Usah.
The blower on the 25o0 level IL aiding
the circulation Of air greatly and per-
mits Of good work being done In the
mine at that depth. The east drift was
extended 30 feet the past week.
Consolidated virgisis.
The winzs joint with California, from
the $500 level. was sunk Is feet last
week. The old drifts and wines are
still receiving attention for vsntilating
purposes.
Alta.
The east drift, running towards the
ledge. Ia in 4l6 feet today. It makes the
s1eellsn. progress Of 40 feet per week.
The west drift 10 in Q total distance Of
273 feet.
Califarnia.
The joint Ophir EAST DRIFT was driven
"a feet the past week through clay and
porphyry. For work joint with Con.
solldaisd Virginia, see report oil that
mine.
Alpha.
Are engaged In placing the old air
pipe, taken from the shaft, In the In.
cline to increase the volume Of air.
Union SHAFT.
The pumps are running a. usual
Some repairs are being made on the
1900 and 1900 levels.
Crow. Point and BsIehsr Joint
shan.
The DRIFT on the 400 level Ii carried
forward as usual. The repairs to the
incline continue.
Belcher.
About 40 tons Of ore are daily extract
ed. It gives average assays Of about
$14 rs per ton.
Mexican.
For joint work, oil that 10 carried on,
see report Of ophir and Union Con.
solidated.
Crown Point.
The usual amount Of ore 10 daily ex-
tractsd and shipped to the mills.
Caledonia
The pumps are run on an average
OF 9 hours per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
Miscellaneous

WASHINGTON. November %. - The
Chief Of the Secret Service Division Of
the Treasury Department recommends
the appropriation Of 500, 900 next year
to aid in the discovery Of the operations
Of oountsrieitsrs,
Secretary Folesr ohsraotsrizss -
gussswork the reports Of contemplated
important changes In the Treasury De-
partmsnt, and says nothing whatever
has been done In the direction Of dis
placing Assistant Secretary Upton. who
IL now West, and that he (Folger) has
no intimation from Upton that he de.
sires to withdraw from the Department.
Providence. R. l., November 49,
The election for Representative to CON-
gress In place OF Aldroh. chosen Ssns-
tor. resulted In favor OF q. ]. Spoonsr.
Republican, who had 38l7 votes against
l1i6 for d. j. Sisson, Democrat. Major
Hayward, Republican, was reelected by
1881 majority. The Aldermen are all
Republican.
New York, November 23.-The World
says the proprietor Of the Evening Nail
yesterday bought the Express. The lat.
ter will be merged into the Mai.
John II. Vinson. the well known
actor and stage manager. who came here
from San Francisco to manage the
passion Play" died suddenly day be-
fore yesterday.
The convicted Directors Of the Me.
ohanics' and Laborsrs' Savings Bank,
Jersey City, are denied . new trial and
will be sentenced December 2.
BosroN, November 23.-Charlss A.
Murphy. Rep, has been elected Mayor
Of Dover, N. q.
LOUISVILLE, November 23.-Ths large
warehouse OF Chrisman Brothers at
Ni0holasvills. was burned yesterday.
with 160 tons Of hemp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23

SAN Francisco. November 23-s p. H.
Ophir. So bid. 81 asked; Mexican. IA
sales; sierra Nevada. 81 bid; overman.
I IS bid; Hale 4 Norcross. Q 60 bid; Utah
2 sales; Gould 4 Curry. 81 bid. ~ asked
Best 3 Bslcher. 8 sales; Union Con-. %
asked; Scorpion. 1 10 bid; yellow Jacket.
8 As bid; Andes. I o5 ssles; Con. Virginia
1 30 bid; Chollar IN bid; Gould & Curry
6s sales; Union Con. % sales; Savage,
2 IS bid; Eureka Tunnel. IN asked; Yell
low Jacket. 81 bid; Grown Point. I 20
bid; Ovsrman. I 90 sales; Conidence.7 10
bid; Alta. 4 20 bid; Utah. Z hid; Potosi.
I IS bid; Scorpion. 1 Is sales; Belcher.
2 Is asked; Utah. Z sales; Julia. ise bid;
Confidence, ~ bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
a~uiteau's Former Wife Interviewed
-Ehe Never Considered Him In.
sane, But Perfectly Responsible
for Whatavap Ma MD.


CINCINNATI, November 23.-The Ga
ssts prints an interview with Mrs. Dun.
more, formerly wife Of Guitssu, and
Mrs. Julia Wilson Of Lsadvills, said to
bs NO relative. but certainly we'll 40
quainted with Guitsau. These women
are on their way to Warrington to ties.
tify at the trial. Mrs. Dunmors 10
accompanied by her husband and two
children, one eleven months old. She
II small OF stature. not slender. with .
pleasant but worn look, large gray eyes,
aquiline nose. and . mouth which indi.
Gates q sensitive disposition. She had
been twice summoned to 60 to Wash
inRton and obsysd the summons. She
was sent for BY the prosecution. To
the question whether she regarded Cult.
eau insane when he was her husband,
from 1869 10 1875. she answered: Oh.
no; he Wal OF Q peculiar temperament,
very irritable when hs could not have
his own way, but was perfectly account
able for oil he did. he was not In any
way less SAINT than most men are. he
was vain; hs liked to have people talk
about him, and always enjoyed any kind
Of notoristy. Why, hs enjoys all this
notoriety that no has now, and Is de-
lighted TO have his name In the news.
papers, and to think the people Of
the United States are all talking
about him. BE never mentioned
insanity In his family, and would have
resented such suggestion By others. Mrs.
Wilson. who 10 we'll known a. . worker
In religious circles, was weary, and de-
clined to give any hint as to what she
would testify to-. She merely said shs
knew Guitssu when he was Q child. His
mother died when he was young. and he
grew up % any boy wsuld without
proper restraint. His family was an
honorable enc. and felt kssnly the dis.
grace be had brought on their name.
These witnesses will reach Washington
today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
Malone and the Solid South.

CHICAGO. November ga Times
washinston special says: Senator Ma
hone predicts that all nsn opposed TO
seotionalism will be invited to particle
pate In the next National Republican
Convention, a. the breaking up Of the
Solid Soulh. he recommends Milling
the Federal offices In North Carolina.
Mississippi and Tennessee with men
found 10 bs the most satisfactory to the
people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
Ansr.ss. i.ssra.i session.

BAN Francisco. November 2s-2 ?. NJ
Sierra Nevada. 9k; Gould 1 Curry. Ss
81; ophir. 81, 81. 5h; California, 3sc;
Mexican. =. III; Con. Virginia. I 80; Utah
~, IN; Union Con. 90, sh.9h; Yellow
Jacket. 3 IS. ~; Crown Point. N; Hale
L Norcross. 2 6. 2 60; Overman. ! 50.
I IS; Best a Bslsher. 81. sii. ga; Ell.
chequer. I 10; Andes. o5. 1; Justice.
Csc; Confidence. 2 o5, 2 10; Benton. SOC,
7sc; Chollar. N; Potosi. I IS; Grown
Point. I 20; Northern Belle. ION, los;
Mono. I 40; Eureka Con, II; Bedis. 4 6S;
Mt. Diablo, G; East Mount Diablo, ssci
Belding, 25e; Albion. I so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
Fast chicago.

CrIoAoo. November ia dIstin.
euishsd party OF New York and English
capitalists yesterday made . personal
inspection Of the ate Of east Chicago.
Among them were Hon. Ronald Lsslis,
re~pressnting the English b~ondholdsrs,
ana Wm. O. Gullivsr. representing East
ern capital, embarked IN the East Obi.
ago Improvement Company. They
were we'll pleased with the location Of
the future city. and we're ssrs u would
bsssns = great manufacturing and een-
usssial esutss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
,r,nr, and thu 0mce-seekers.

Arthur and the 0hice-Seekers'
NEW Yoax, November ga 7ribuns
wsshisston special says: President
Arthur recently told an ofacs.sesker /:
Come TO see me about Il thirty days be-
fore the incumbsnt's commission ex-
pirss. have made mp my mind that
officials shall serve out their terms. IN.
lsss they fail to perform their duties
properly. Such Incidents have greatly
cooled the ardor Of ofios.sssksrs Rsnsr-
slly. and particularly Of these members
Of The Grant faction 1t Chicago who have
been expecting to step into good places
vith no mere tronbls than 10 display
their 1905" badges. There 10 some
oomfsrt for them, however. In the fact
that In ell the forecasts Of the new Cab
met, which have come from the close
friends Of the President, no man has
been mentioned who was not the adve-
cate Of Grants nomination last year.
with the exception Of Chanss. and be 10
now counted % belonging to the Grant
element, by reason Of recent family ties.