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THE EVENING NEWS
*l.r. M)TM. luaclM Hilar.
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coailTTiEi or urETi.
Nevada City. California, stands in
need ol a property organized Vigilance
Committee, something aller the atyle of
tba famous '*601" which proved ao ef
factual and decidedly beneficial aome
year* ago on the Comatock, and which
■Ull exists aa a secret and aalntary
warning to evil doers. Reno, alao, haa a
aimilar aecrat organization, bar " tar
bnokst brigade," ready at all timaa to
met* oat Ur and feather justice, m food
flogging, or a conclusive hanging to any
acoandrel who needa it. Id a moral
aaoitary point of view the effect ia excel
lent, and raacally tratnpa, Tillainoaa dea
peradoee tad bad charactera generally
do not lika Reno any better than they
do the Comatock. Theee committee*
are composed of tba beat citizens, busi
a*aa men, eto., like that of San Fran
cisoo, and not only asaist tba legally
constituted authorities in earring oat the
lawe, bat reach case* which the Uw can*
not or doea not. Moreover, the knowl
edge of their exietence acta in many
oaaea aa a preventive of crime and law
leeaaeaa. Tba Nevada Transcript come*
oat aqaarely In advocacy of tha idaa aa
follows:
Some people regard with horror the tag
g**iioa that Nevada City forthwith form a
vigilance committee. Tbey *ppear to take
it for graoted that cach an organisation
moat be made np of blood-thirsty and Irre
apooaible men who will go around hang
ing and shooting indiscriminately every
individual that tbey are pleased to regard
with suspicion, aud that if one man slajs
another and ia arrested, it ia their duty to
go to the Jail, reecue him and hang him
to the Dean s t tree.
" ' * - • '* -» A
TM amy or ucairsut* —™
not comprise such trauaaction*. Ths mem*
bars abonhl limply set u prevsntivs
aganta. When a auapicious or dangerous
character makes hi* appearance in the city
Uieir first slap woulJ Lw to notify him that
be is out wiutail here and moat emigrate
within a glveu lima. If lia don not bred
the warning, they next call upon him altar
the fashion of people giving a surprise
party, and io a decent manner present
him with a coat of tar and feathers. Us
will then surely be willing to get oat of
their Jurisdiction as rapidly as possibls.
Mo bones will hare been broken, no blood
•pilled. There is snoaich of this kind of
work to ho done in this town to ksep a
vigilance committee at work for several
days. Let oue be organised without de
lay. Nevada City's reputation has already
been blackened enough by tbe conduct of
thieves and murderers. There is bat ons
kind of medicine that can effect a curs.
Administer it la big doses.
SMUT.
▲ brief telegram from San Frsndsco,
received at half-past three o'clock r.
oa Saturday, just as the N«ws was go
ing to press, announced to oar readers
that tbs steamer City of Tokio, from
Jspsn, with Orsnt on board, wss
just signaled, coming in, about thirty
miles outaids tho Golden Oats.
Today ws givs a condensed
account of bis reception, taken from tbs
Ma. All tho pspers of tbst city con
tain lengthy and glowing socoants of
it. Ths description in tbs ChronicU
occupies over tbres psgrs or sbont
thirty columns. Tbs return of tbs
illustrious wanderer bad been ssgerly
awsitsd and momentarily expected
ftr tbs last forty-eight hoars, bat it bsd
began to bs expected tbst be woald not
arrive before Sunday, in whiob case tbs
grand reception woald probably bs ds
fsrrsd till Mondsy. Suddsnly, howev
er. ths incoming steamer was signaled,
and in a few minutes tbs whols city
wss in sn uproar interacting to
witness. It wss ons of those
soenes which ons beholds bat ones
In a lifstims, and then only in Ban
Fraod»co. Tbs reception wss the
grandest, heartiest ovation aver extend
ed to any msn on tbs American contin
ent. all parties joiuing enthusiastically
la it, regardleas of politioal or other pro
ell vi lira. It was simply American citi
xsns giving a home welcome to ss sound,
ssnsibls an American as svsr traveled
tbs faoe of ths esrtb.
II in>7 be noted m an instance of
swiftly verified predictioo that the Lon
don correspondent of the New York
.YcKmh foretold the maaeacrs of the
British Resident at Cabul only a taw
daya before the newt of the massacre
ih given to the world. In a letter on
the failure of tha English rale in India,
he pointed oat that the position of
Major Cavagnari at Cabal waa almost
exactly similar to that of MeXaghten.
tha Britiah Resident at the Coort of
Shah Sajsh, who waa mardered with
Barnse aud other* in 1841 at the same
place, aud ha cxpreeaed tha opinion that
it would ba "almost a miracle" if the
present Rseidrnt escaped the fat* of his
pr*d«o*aeor. Miracle* do not happen in
th*«* day*, and tha prediction baa been
fulfilled. Mnjir Cavagnari haa fallen
preeiaely as McNsghten and Burnea fell,
M>d hia tragic fat* serve* to show how
little hi* Oovernment haa learned of
Afghan politic* and sentiment in forty
>eara.
Mr. Clemtn* (Mark Twain) writea
tha following letter from Elmira in re
ply to th* application of a committee at
Hartford, Conn., for a subscription to
help celebrate lb* day on which th* old
Connecticut battle- flage war* to be trans
ferred to th* n*w Stat* Capitol: " Oat
of th* poverty left on hand by an inter*
minable European trip, I very gladly
pnt np th* inclosed $25 in furtheranea
of the good cause which you represent.
Then ia nothing nobler than for reli
gion to anpport patriotism ; and nothing
wiaer than for both to uphold and en.
oourag* domeatio economy—therefor* I
anbtraot this earn from the pew rent."
Tba Philadelphia J&xning Star says
General Grant, after hia arrival at San
Franciaco, will visit tha Yoeemite and
(ban go to Oregon, wbrra ba will remain
•everal weeks. Utah, Wyoming and
Colorado will next be viaited, after
which ba will go to hia home «t Galena,
111.. and remain there until May 1. when
be will oooupy hia oottaga at Long
MART.
B* Standi 0»e« Mar* V|Ma Bit Mm
lift MII-DHMl*! KaliiMlMU*
>rc«ptl*a fcjr His rulia 1MB*
trjrasea mi Umm t'raaclsc*.
ComJrms*U from ill S. F. Alia of Sunday.
About hall past three o'clock je»
terdsy afternoon tbs fir* bells st head
quarters struck eleven, the mystiosl sod
csbalistic number whioh bsd been await
ed (or days. The bells soanded, the
signal flag on the Mercbsnts' Exchange
was hoisted, and the city was transformed
instantaneously (rota a quiet, busy place
to a scene of the wildest cou(osion.
People were hurrying, scurrying every
where. One might almost have im
sgined an enemy at oar portals, so wild
was the excitement.
In less tbsn an hoar there were at
at least 30,000 people on Telegraph Hill,
eager to get the first sight st the inoom
iog City of Tokio, which, although sig
naled. was yet many milee at sea. Rus
sian Hill, California Street HiU, Meigg's
Wharf, Union Dock and other points o(
vantage were literally jammed with a
surging, swelling mass of humanity,
while on every roof were numbers of
eager eight-seers.
From every prominence floated the
national colors, with h*re and there a
German, Spanish or French (leg. At
Alcatrax, Fort Point and Black Point
the Stars and Stripes waved proudly in
the brveze. The heat of the sun was
tempered by a oooling breeze, the water
wes placid and calm, and gay crafts
flitted like little white birds on its sur
(sce.
At 4.-36 the bay commenced to assume
an active appearanoe. The Milton Grif
fith, decked (rom stem to stern with
flags and bunting, and having on board
Dr. McAllister, the Quarantine Officer,
the Reception Committee, U. S. Grant,
Jr., and a (ew invited gueete, wae the
first to steam out toward the Heads. All
the vessels in the bey were "dreesing
ship" and putting on their holiday
attire. From the Pacific Mail wharf the
China had put off, and waa making (or
the Golden Gate, epeedily followed by
the Ancon, Elder, St. Paul, Partbenius,
McArtbur, all gaily flagged and crowded
with a precious load o( human freight.
At 4:15, upon a signal gun from the
Commodore, the yacbte, already (ormed
in line, and (ollowed in tbe wake o( the
large veeaels. Tugs snorted and puffed,
and popped about here, there and every
where, causing onlookers to consider
collisions inevitable.
Al O .fit ID* umi gau irvui cun i uiui
boomed across the pars pets aod an
Donooad to tha expectant malliiada that
tba long-awaited, velcoma gaeat van en
taring tba Ooldan Gat#.
At 6:40 tba heavy guns at Aleatraz,
and at 5:47 tboaa at Black Point began
tbair uuiay welcome, and tba air became
reamant with tba aonml of artillery.
Whan tha Tokio vaa di recti* opposite
Telegraph Hill, with tba China cloae on
bar a larboard, tha other iteamara cloaa
in her wake, the croad became wild with
excitement. Impatiently and reatleaaly
they ahiftad from aida to aida, from
point to point. Aa aba ataaoed by,
cheer altar cheer rant tha air, handker
cbiefa were waved, hata were thrown np,
wbiatlaa blew and bella rang. The peo
ple were (rantio with enthaaiaam, and
yellad and yelled till their Urynzaa ra
laaad any longer to partioipata in the
noisy eipreaaiona.
J oat aa tha darker ahadaa of night
war* coming on, tha ateamara of tha
aacorting fleet began arriving off tha
farry-alipa, amidat tha booming of can
non from Fort Alcalrax. Tha magnifi
cent Tokio ateamed alowly np tba bay,
acroaa tha ferry track, and took np ber
anchorage off Goat Island, wbara aba
waa boarded by a tog carrying tba
Chairman and member* of tha Recep
tion Committee. Tha aoana of tha arri
Tal of the fleet waa made brilliant by tba
discharge of rocketa from aareral vee
aala.
Tha ferry-boat got alongaida tha
ateamahip at 7 o'clock, and in a few
mioute* waa prepared to taka gneata
from tha port gangway. Tba flrat to
paaa over waa Mra. Grant, followed by
the General and hia party,the Reception
Committee, and General McDowell.
The Great Western Band, that went oat
on the ferry-boat, appropriately alrock
op " Home Again." Tha goeata were
eeoorted by the committee to tba cabin,
wbara a preliminary levee waa bald, and
the Oaneral'a friends and admirers, in
eluding several acqnaintanoea from Ga
lena, paid their respects.
Iks Lasdlsf.
The Alameda returned witbout deny
to her alip, when the official dignitaries
charged with the formal reception were
in waiting. The ceremonies attending
the debarkation were brief and republi
can. Aa Oeneral Grant left the boat, he
waa met by Mayor Bryant and conduct
ed upon the wharf, where, owing to the
precautious taken at the gatev, only a
email number of persona, all invited
guests, had assembled. The deeire to
e*e the Oeneral waa nstorally prevalent,
and the result was that he and the
Mnyor had to " raatle " for stsading
room. Tbia inconvenience waa moment
ary. The Mayor proceeded quietly and
quickly to deliver hia addrssa of wel
come, which waa briefly and appropri
ately responded to by the Oeneral.
The Mayor then presented Hia Eicel
lency Governor Irwin, and ataff, and the
Supervisors, Chisf of Polios, and other
officiate preesnt. Upon the termination
of three technical featurea of the reoep
lion, General Grant was rsscusd from a
good natured bat rather go-aa-youpleaae
group, who would have kept him shak
ing hands till sunrise, and waa con
ducted to a carriage, drawn by a team of
ail eplendid baye. The General and the
Mayor occupied this carriage. The nest
in order carried Mra. Grant, her eon,
and the Chairman of the R*ception Com
mittee. Other carriages were appropri
ated to Governor Irwin, Gen. Mobowell
and ths city officials.
The gatee were thrown open at twenty
minutes to 8 o'clock for ths departure of
the party from the wharf. This was ths
signal for gsnsral cheering from ths
crowds thst had assembled at the foot of
Market street. As the oarriagee pasaed
into ths opea air, they were taken in
charge by the Or and Marshal and his
aide; ths bands diecoorssd the aweet
rnuaio of "Homo, Swsst Horns," and
ths expectations of the vaat throngs of
spectators in ths streets wers at laat rs
lisvsd by ths forward movement of the
pageant.
The PMMlea.
Along ths satlrs roots rocksts, bombs
snd Roman can diss wsre discharged,
throwing balls of lustrous oolors high
into ths blsok night. Colored flrsa of
red. Risen, bins, sad every oonseivabls
hue. snd electric lights in many plaoes,
rendered the sosns brightsr and lighter
than ths sunnisst noon. Of sourss, ths
streets wars crowded to ths carbs, but
there was no attempt to saeroach upon
those in line. Ths militia hava never
bsfors turned out with ranks aa full aa
ysstsrdsy. Ths infantry marehsd wall
and kept good allgbmsnts, asvsral oom
paniee executing fanoy drill movementa
while on the march. The cavalry vara
mountad to p«rfaction; particularly no
ticeable in this raapect vara tba San
Franciaco Huaaara, every member of
which company waa mounted on a fine
white borne, at laaat 15 banda high.
The ataff wore all admirably monnted,
and looked gorgeona aa themany-colored
ray■ abnne upon their bright aniforma
and glittering accoutrements.
The various cirio aocietiea, clnba and
Othea organizationa beaida the military
tnrned out atrong in both numbers and
enthuaiaam, numerous trans pars ncise
and mottoea were borne along, and the
extent of the procession waa nearly or
quite twenty blocka, forming together
with the general deoorationa and blase
of flreworka the grandeet scene of tba
kind aver witneaaed In San Francisco.
The carriage containing General Grant
and the Mayor waa followed by a large
crowd of man and boys, who kept up a
constant cheering, wbioh waa heartily
joined in by the thronga along the ronle
ot the prooeeaion. The booeea along
the line of the prooeeaion preaented a
lively appearance, the ladiea waving
their handkerchiefs, the men cheering
and waving their bata aloft. Tba wild
est enthuaiaam prevailed, and the roanda
of ohaera wbioh were auooeaaively given
by thoosanda of willing tbroata created
a din above which nothing oonld be dla
tlngaisbed. The General oooaaionally
reapondrd to hia well-wiahera by waving
hia handkerchief and beetowlng a gra
cious emile. When oppoaite Andre we"
Diamond Palace the enthuaiaam waa ao
marked and the diaplay ao gorgeona that
the General waa oonatrained to riae, and
raised hia hat in recognition.
The carriage, on arriving at Fifth
street, stopped, and bare the entire
militia force in the prooeeaion paaaad in
review before the General. Ha waa then
driven to the Palaoe Hotel.
AS Iks Pslsse.
Aa aoon aa the General waa oomfort
ably installed the gatea of the court were
thrown open, and the maaa of humanity
which immediately filed in literally
packed the apaciona oonrt. Two plaoea
at either end were reaerved for Heifer
nan's and the Fourth Artillery Banda,
which were engaged to render the mu
sical programme lor the evening. The
banda alternately played tba national
aire and antbema, after wbioh lond calls
were made for General Grant.
tliv UOtlSIM, Ml IVI VI mm
hearty supper, ibook hand* with numer
out old friruds and raccired tha oaaal
coogratulationa. Ha subsequently, in
reeponse to tha calls from tha enthosi
aatio crowd, appaarad on tha third floor
balcoDy, and alter introduction by Mayor
Bryant, amid tha wildeet excitement,
tha crowd cheering itaelf hoaraa, be
mildly bowed, and attar qniet had bean
reatored, ha aaid in a low tone:
Gentlemen of San Franoiico : I as
sure yon that, alter an abeenceof twenty
flea yeara, I am happy to aee yon again.
I thank yon for your cordiality, and ex
pect, during my etay here, to be mora
with you.
General Grant then retired, amid
rounds upon ronnda of cbeera, many of
the crowd being worked np to encb a
etala of excitement that aevaral patriotio
ecnga were indulged in.
Alter goiog to hia apartments, tho
General aaked to be allowed to retire, as
he waa fatigued and needed rrat. The
guests then left him, and the largo crowd
slowly filed out of the court.
The Bseersllees
Throughout tha oity were of the moit
elaborate character, eepecially along tha
route of the prooeaeion, but a full da
ecription of tho aama having been al
ready given in tha Ntwa of Saturday, it
ia unntoeaaary to repeat the aama in
this connection.
The Oetectlvei Speak.
SACBAiinrro, Sept. 20.—Editors Sao
ramento Daily Bee: We notice a state
ment of Hugh Roddan, in which ba re
fers to the ao-cailed deteotivea. Now,
wa want to aay a few words in reply to
this statement of Hugh Boddan. In tha
first place, we have not said anything
•bout tbe neeiep ewers; eocouaiy, wo
have Mid nothing about tbs dead (ether
o( tbeee Rirli; thirdly, we have never
charged Win. Bodden and wife with at
tempting to kill or murder Cora Healap,
an stated in Hugh Boddan'a statement.
Mr. Boddan, in bia etatement, evidently
wanta to prejudice the people agaiuat
the so-called detectivee. Now, what we
moat want to reply to la this: Ur. Bod
dan aaya, "All who know ma give me
credit (or a desire to ferret ont and
puniah the miscreants who ao nearly
killed the two girla, and euch ia my
desire yet." Let ne aee how boneet
Boddan ia in bia desire, eto. Hugh
Boddan aaid to Harriaon that be
(Boddan) wanted the party who com
mitted the crime oonvioted, even if
it fell on one of hia own family.
Harriaon aaid: "Mr. Boddan, we will do
all we can to nnoover tbis wicked
crime." The negro waa then in cus
tody. The negro waa examined and
there waa no evidence to bold him.
Then Mr. Boddan aaid to Harriaon that
there waa a cloud hanging over the
Boddana; that it wonld bang there till
the Boddana did aometbing to clear it
up. Then Mr. Boddan aaked Harriaon
to awear ont a warrant for the arreat of
William Boddan and wife. Tbia we
agreed to do. Kow, if Mr. Boddan ia
boneet in bia atatement and aaya be
wanta tbia crime ferreted out, why does
be, in tbia sneering way, aay " through
the over-zeal, if to aay nothing worse,
of eo-ealled detectivea?" We conclude
by eaying tbia to the people, that we
have no Irienda to favor, no foee to pun
ish. We have ao far discharged our
dutiea to the people; we are not in poe
aeaaion of any evidenoe that points to
any one aa the gnilty party off the Bod
dan ranch. We are very truly yoors,
eto., Oat axd Haaaisox,
The so-called detectives.
■ 0W RtSLlr DIES.
S. F. DuIUtin, Sept. 19.
In regard to thia matter we may state
that Healep, whose daughter is mixed up
in the Wheatland mystery, waa banged
in 1864 or 1865, but it waa not for any
crime. He was probably mnrderedfor
his money and then hie body enepended,
to encourage the idea that he bad com
mitted euidde. Healep waa not a bad
man, although rather rough.
The pungent paragraphia! of the San
Franciaoo Exckang* gets a little too pun
gent aometimea. It'a hard to tell wheth
er 'tis rotten teeth, a foal stomach, or
tbs piles.
BBAD AND LEiBS FOR YOl'BSILF.
Maaj rateable dlaeovertee and much aeetal
knowledge le kspt from the world, bsesees of
the Imesease expose la maMof Umsh keewn
EASTERN dispatches.
(•raOAL 10 W SOLO HILL DAILY HYll
Interesting from Arkaniai.
Little Bocx, Ark., September 22.—
The following U from Fort Smith:
Jacob Irwin and Jaa. Haul bar* been
waylaid and killed by unknown parties
near Boggy Depot, Choctaw Nation.
The murdered men are aocuied of ex
tensive laroeniea, and tbie ia tbe sup
Keed caaae. Vigilance Committees are
ing organised in varioua parts of tbe
Indian Nation.
Private advioea are received here of
tba diaoovery of vary rich lead mines in
tbe vioinity of Spoonville, in Clark and
Hot Springs counties. It is found near
tbe aorfaoe in great quantities. Ons
man mslUd sufficient ore to yield 600
pounds of metsl on a common firs, and
sold it at Arkadelphia.
Kearney Going to Travel.
Naw You, 8ept. 23.—A Herald Bos
ton dispatch says that the brother of
Dsnis Kearney, tbe sand-lot orator of
San Francisoo, who lives with his mother
in Brighton, says that Denis will corns
East in a fsw weeks. Hs may bs hsrs
by Octobsr 1st. It is hie intention to
stop in Nsw York, snd help tbe Work
ingoen to elect their ticket. He will
then come to Massachusetts, but does
not intend to make any speeches. His
intentiou is to go to Europe aud study
the oonditlon of labor. He also desires
to visit Oaribaldi.
' The Negro Ixodui.
Washington, Sept. 32.—Prominent
oolorad men jaet arrived from the Sonth
report that til attempt* to diaaoada the
blaoka from going Weet and North thia
Fall are Intile, and that nothing re
main* bat to let them go and give the
matter a practical teet. They report
that the ezodne will act in in dead earn
eat in the latter part of Ootober, and
that where one w«nt thie Spring, five
will go thia Fall. The movement, how*
ever, will not be oonflned to Kansae,
bat all Weatern Statea will receive ao
emloM.
Lake District Item.
i/nmmotk City IhralJ, Stpl. 17,
The rattle of the forty atampa at the
new mill ie mnalo to the eara of the
Mammothite, and a broad gleam ol eat*
iifaction overapreada every face. That
a new era of proaperity ia at band, uo
one convereant with the riobueaa and
extent of the minea in thia district can
for a moment donbt. The vaet ma
chinery waa pat in motion on Monday
laat, and everything waa found to work
in the moat eatiefactory manner.
The Mammoth City Water Company
are proceeding rapidly with the under
taking of anppiying thia city with water,
which ia to be done by a ditch one and
one-half milea in length, already cut
from the eaaterly main feeder ol Lake
Mary to a reservoir of a capacity of
about twenty-five thoniand gallons, now
in oonraa of erection; and thence in log
pipea of a total length of about aiz thou
aand feet.
Tueeday morning a miner by the name
of Timothy Connor, while aioending
from hia work in the bottom of the
winae being aank, fell from the backet
and waa killed, hia akall being crashed
and hie body badly bruiaed. It ia aap
posed that ha fainted from the effects ol
bad air and loat hia bold of the rope.
Connor waa a native of the city o( Cork,
Ireland, and waa well known in Califor
nia and Nevada aa an indnatriona and
able miner.
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Instead of going to a doctor for a prescrip
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(rouble of tbe Kidneys or Bladder, buy a bottle
of DK MtNTIB'S NtPIHUTICUH, tbe great
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prescription (Tor rompoundol lor theee
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d ran w l»u sty: •• ITs rtgard A'ep/irrliaim at
(As but Kldnty and Bladdtr 4mmdy In On
marktt " Wuudwanl, druggl-t, I'uriiaud. (Jr»
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Cbllds, druggist, HurtUnd Urrgjo, «a>»: "Hold
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sclcTbs.
A dlftingnlsbed scientist once said t " No
man with a strong aad hetltby stomsch ever
oommltted suicide," and yet many are suffering
the tortoree of the damned with Dyspepela
when a single bottle of LH MINTlg'fl Kngll»h
Dandelion, Liver and Dyspepsia Pills will give
relief, and. If persisted la, will core the worst
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core* 'torpid Liver and Biliousness, ngalate*
tbe Bjwela. removes Ptmplee from the Face,
euiee Mallow Complexion, Foul Breath, 8lck
Hearache. U-artburu. fain In the Hides and
Back, le Bugar co.tad and QUABANTKKD to be
POiUtLY 'KQETaBLK. It acta directly upon
the coating of the Stomach and on the Liver ;
can be token In any climate-wet or dry
weather. Beware of lmltatloiis. lbe OmvIm
haa an engraving of a II in on tbe outald* wrap
par. Price 10 centa. For sale by all drnggltta.
Tains b(T« twtn mar* caret or seminal
wntuiM. nervoaa debility and paralyela mid*
by thu wonderful Jt. gllah remedy, 81r A*tley
Cooper'* Vltel H*etor*tlve. tbu r>jr all olber
rvmedle* combined. Why will yon snOerT
8eod to A. K. Mlntl*, M. D . No. 11 Eearny
■trMt, Han Pranclaoo, for the KjHormtWe, ud
be cored. Price. U per bottle; (oar tlrnee Ibe
qaantliy, $10. Try * bottle. mbjtly
TUB INFLUENCE OK CLIMATE.
Tbe lnflaence of cllmaU opon a conatltatlon
tnbjected to a trying change In atmoipherie
condition!, In nur, and In food, la often
narked and dlaaeti one. Dleorder* ef the bow.
ela and of tbe liver, often terminating fatally,
an piona to aitack the toarlatby land or Toy.
agar by aw In noaernitomed lutltodee-more
particularly thoee near the iqaalor. The beet
medicinal protection acaloat Immnlarltlee of
tbe b'iwela, atomach anil llr«r. not oniv Ir m
tbe a bore, hat whatever canee ariilnir, la Boa.
tottar'a Btomacb Bitten, a medicine la wide
aod locrtaafng demand In aultry portion! of
tbl* hemisphere. and alio In the tropica. Trav
eler*. (migrant*, dweller* aod temporary eo.
Joaraer* la malarlo** dlatrlct* nee it very ex
tenalvely a* a aaftcuarj.
O. U. GALLUP.
0. B. Qallut, opposite the Bank of Califor
nia, Ould Bill, keepe oonetantly on hand all
favorite brand* of Imported Cigar*, cboloe bit
elnn. *11 kind* of chawing tobacco, meer
•oaanm pipe*, »choo 1 books aad atatlonery 01
all description a, Baa oatlary.and toya and fancy
good* of all kind*. apMm
riUCBlPTION BUBB.
For the rpeedy Cora of Bemlnal Weakner»,
Lea of Manhood, aad all dlaoedev* brought on
by tn<M*« ration or ezcee*. Any dragglat baa
tbe lngnd leat* Addreee
g DAVIDSON * CO.. TS Na»*an at, B. T.
NEW TODAY.
BRIOK! BRICK!
rpBOlMB OALLAOHKB 18 PRBPARID
to farnlah
FIRST-CLASS BRICK,
la lots to gait, at low rat**.
Tir4—Opposite JbIIb line, Vlrf Inla.
n Bait, nuiakaa, reremaa.
TTPE METAL
gait at us 4qld Uu Iiti otto*.
NEW TODAY.
WOOD AND COAL DEPOT! I
WCT PINK. WABHOE LIMB. SPLIT PINS
XI and other Tarletlee of Wood, and • full
•opplj of
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COAL,
On hand and for ule at the LOWEST CASH |
PRICES.
FULL WKIOIIT AND MBA8UKB
GUARANTEED.
Wo«d und at abort notice and at low rata*. |
3PFIOB—Bear Railroad Dtpot. Gold Bill.
THOMAS GALLAGHER.
w. m. OMin. j. a. ucrn. |
W. H. CLABIS & CO.,
STOCK BROKIRI,]
NO. SI SOUTH O STREET,
VIRGINIA CITY. NKVAOA.
Han Franelaoo cormpondaQt, B. B. WAKE- I
FIELD k CO. 1 BMI B
STATE FAIR PRIWILE0E8.
Proposals will be received until
FBIUAT, the Mth luitant. for the prl?ll
t(i of aalllaii lea crcaa at the Fair U onnda;
alao, tor calling loa errant at the Pavilion.
AIM for Ihe privilege of raataarant and lunch
atand at the Fair Oronnda. Bida to be made
eepaiately, and to be eent to P. B. Oomaloek,
-eoretarr. at iUno; or to C. 0. Steveiuoo, at
Gold H ill. The Traateee reeerre the rig tit to
reject bld«.
Gold tail, »ept. n. in*. n st
ALEX. COHN,
DKAL8R IB
APLI AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
LADIES', MI88E8'
_ A«n_
CHILDREN'S SHOfS!
CASH CUSTOMERS WILL FIND IT TO I
■belr advanlagf by examining mjr Immanae
•lock of go da before purchasing elseeberr, ss
all or goods sre bought for cub, tod 1 8KLL .
Til Kit CHEAPER than any other stors, YOU
OABH ORL*. 1
A I.EX. CO IIN,
1 Odd Fallows' Building, Gold Bill.
DRTCfelTC ooulnad for mechanical de>
I A I CH I O vices, medical or otbar com
pounds, ornamental deelgns
trad* marka tod Isbsls. Caveats. aaalgnmanta,
luterfarauoaa, Appeals, Salts for Inftlngtrmsnta
and all caaea arlalng under u« PATKNT LAWI
promptly attended to.
INVBISTIONM THAT HATS BBBN
HP ICPTCfl br tha Patent OfBca may
IIL J Lb I CU •till, to moat caaee, be pat
anted by na. B»lng oppo
atte the Palest OfBce, we can make eloeer
a«arcbaa, and eecnre PaUnta more promptly,
ud wltb broader elalma, than tboae who are
r^mt-ie from Waahlngton.
IHUCIiTflDC Mod na a modal or ikatch
invcn I UllO or your device; we make
examtoationa no or
oumi, and advise aa to pawutablhty. Prices
low. and NO UHABQI UNLXSo PATENT 18
8KOUKXD.
We refer to offldals la the Patent Offlce, to
oar cllenta In every State of tbe Union, and to
roar Senators and Repreaantatlve In Oonfreea.
Special referanoaa given when deelred.
Addreae
0. A. SNOW k 00..
Opposite Patent Offlce, Waahlngton, D. 0.
nil
THE CITY BAKERY,
RESTAURANT,
Confectionery and Candy Depot,
No. H North 0 Street, VlreUU,
n^'R" AN ELEGANT ASSORTXINT 01
** HOLIDAY OOuOri. Tore. Oandle*, Orna
ments for Table. Ornamrntal, F roe led end
Plain Oakes of all kinds, descriptions and de
signs, and at pricae to salt everybody.
As we Import all oat goods direct from tbt
East, we can offer them aLprlcee tbe eame ar j
charged in New fork, and at less than Mar
Franclseo rates.
IW Ornamente for Oakee a specialty.
FirZMKIKK a ABMBRU8T,
Proprietor City Bakery.
Bo. IT North 0 street, Virginia. Nevada.
II lm
GOLD HILL BAKERY
RESTAURANT
MAIN HTRRBTf GOLD UI1.L,
Opposite tha Eclipse Livery Stablee,
J. r. BI0K1K Proprietor. J
THRESH BREAD. PIES, OAKES, AND HOI
" Rolls every day, delivered at the real
deoces of oostomsrs.
BREAD AT REDUCED PRIOEt.
pr Piss and Oakss at rsdaosd prices.
Fanoy or aasorted Oakss msds to order st
short notlos.
Ths Rsstaorant Department Is the finest Ik
tbs Stats. All kinds of Osme. Poultry sed
Fresh Fish received and served no dally.
D.I. •AlXATra. UD.rOLMOM,
GALLATIN & FOLSOM.
COLD HILL. NIVAOA,
ia._
HARDWARE.
Iron, Steel, Coal,
^Stoves, Fin Ware,*J*
FUSE. POWDER, ROPE. BLOCKS.
a AM PIPE AND PITTING*,
ShoreU, ricki, Handle*, !fall»,
Milling and Hiatal Good.
GALVANIZED IRON rPIPE
HADI TO OftDBft'
AGFNTH FOR
Albany KtehlM Oil tod^Labrtcatlof Compound
10 a
I860. 1879.
"PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
6. W. HALL, . . Proprietor.
rpffIB OLD-ERTABLMHXD AMD KKU
■» »blo L*nDdrj ta prepared to tars oat III
quantity of ReconUd tod 01 md Llnu with
oat btlog dialed by ntalpaUtion or by
chemical tppliciUoD.
PxhW puctully adlod to inl n
MM,
OPPIOZ8-Tb«odote WolITi Clothing (tor*,
oppo.lt. International Botel, a ittwt, Tlr
flnla, ud Vnq Boom. Gold BUI. 1 m
PIANOS AND OIBANS TO RENT.
rpBI Bm PIANO* AND^flh^^
A OROANB «T*r offered rorflE^KPI
ml la tb. buu. All awrly 0*w.fT J ■ f7 U
Apply to ■
V. B. PABftORR.
Boom 1 Tbilnla Boom. Ill Booth 0 it. Vlrflnla.
OBm bova—Prota 4 to T o'clock a. m. 1
Dl ikllTC 7011 kill vniiNa and
H oSnm
>
CLOTH 1(16 HOUSES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
WV CALL TOUR ATTKITION TO
NEW YORK •
CLOTHING STORE,
NO. 198 MAIN STREET,
DB. HALL'S BUILDING, Opposite Nifi oflet,
GOLD HILL.
FROM THE FIRST OF All OUST
I will Mil *11 my ratliw Stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING
Twentj-flre Per Cent, less than
Original San Tranclico
Cost.
1 WILL ALSO SELL MIX'S AND BOYS'
DIAQONAl AND CASSIMERE SUITS.
HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
—um—
FnrnUblfl* floods of ill Description
AT THB SAME RATI.
OALL AKD KXAMIKI for ronrMlrw
bc.or* purchulrg nlMwhww. Com* ooe and
•II. led don't iqIm tha chAno«, u U will b« lot
jroor
8. AR0N80N.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
—AT—
BANNER MOTHERS,
THE LATX3T STYLES OF KKW
SPRINC AND 8UMMBR
CLOTHING
JCST BXONVKO AT
Banner Brothers.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
BEAD! BEAD! BEAD I
Pall PolU-Ortt. Pan'i,enA Veet—ooly IS 00
Men'e Cae, latere Haiti, worth SIS.... 7 00
Men'e Diagonal Salt*, worth 023 15 00
Black Dr»»« Halt*. wnrib §40 118 00
Oaeelmere Panta 01 38, |l 79,03 39, M 00
Boja'Holla at...M OO, 03 SO. «3 00, M OO
All other Oocdn In Fall Variety and at th«
L0WC8T P0B81HL.lt RATI*.
BANNER BROTHERS,
TUB LIVE OLOTUIBBS,
Corner of 0 and Taj lor Street*,
Vlrtlnla^ Nevada.
TO FAMILIES,
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND THE
COMMUNITY GENERALLY x
A. New Idea !
TOC TTNDBR'IONKD Hi. VI NO COM
plated h a arrangementa. bega leave to
notify tba prop a that from tbla data forward
He Will Sell Meat for Caih Only I
Tba reputation of bta Market la aaooDd to dooi
oo tba coax. Ha keepa on hand
nothing but
THE VERY BEST MEATS
PrlMi Par* nad Freak la livery
Reaped.
In order to make It an object loparchaecra and
cnatomera, be will eall Meat# at the
Very Lowest Poaaible Figure, but for
Cash Only.
To reapooalble partita tba vagal credit will
be extended at corixpondln* nrtcea, bat from
tbla day out CAdU OuSToMKH* can bay their
Meeta at the
CENTRAL MARKET
At LOW KB PRICK* than anywhere on tha
coaat. and the quality of the MaMe
•ball b* tha be»t procorablo.
Baniagei, Han. Bacon, lard, Ktc.,
AT OMR PRI018.
The nnderelgsed deelrre to here It ander
etood that partlee wboee credit t« eqnlvalent to
caab can at all tlmae command tha beat terma
aa to price and roodltlona. Caab caatooiare,
however, money d >wn. will be able to procure
their meata at tha CUNT HAL HiltUT at a
email adraoce above actaal coat.
MARK 8TROUSE,
It Proprietor Central Markat, Virginia.
Kretj boot bu • Uoartntee Kemp la
■UM. and ih* mtrcbmt oI whom yoa bay 11m
I* totborlMd to return 7oar money tf yoa in
sot aatlafled with the boo I*. It U
THE BEST
RUBBER BOOT
IN TDI MARKET.
UK rOB IT, Taka otkar.
HECHT BROS. A CO.,
BAR FRAXOIBOO, MLB OWNKHJ9.
Wt carry tha Largeat Block 01 B00U tad
■bo* of til kind* of »n j bona* la AaMi.
ijIM*
THE HISTORY
THE CONNER PARTY!
ATRAOTDT or Till BIIBRAB. BY 0.
I. McOLASB AN. A|«bU«uU4 lead
|3 for k UeO URBAN,
M 1 m ynbllrb*t». Truck—. Otl.
NOTICE TODEBTORS.
SHABLE* H. PRICB HAV1BQ DIBPOBKD
of bit rlrnt, title tad lataraat In and to
BANK BXOHANOK SALOON. Gold B1IU
btt plMMd til bill* tad toceant* da* bin
in my band. Urn coMcUea. I bjrt^ notlr*
tay too all a—a 1> dabtad to aald Charlta K.
Me* that tb*y will baealkd ipna to nay lb*
>»n^to me by orbafowth* T»lTTn (ltu»0»
airTMBD imtB*. Tbemooey iaa**d*4
tad moat be forthcoming.
a. rmaatkom, AUy-tt-Law.
Oold HOI, Btr., Aag. •. 111V. aatttf
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, lie.
F. W. F0L80M,
Haiti Mm Ml Bill*
(Bnccinor to Bobluoa A Folfon.)
Wholeitle Md Retail Dttler la
FAMILY GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, Etc.
soli aokxt in gold hill for mbs.
KILLS' CHAMPAGNE
BAKING POWDIR,
ipHl BUT IN TBI If ABUT — ON LI
rtquliM half th« quantity of »«y oUitr kind.
J^LL PARTIES IHDBBTED TO THE LATE
Am of ROBINSON £ FOLSOX •» rtqnMtod to
CALL AND SETTLE
•pHBIR ACCOUNTS WITHOUT DELAT.
ulimcoM. *
t. & J. B. HAILOII,
0 Street, next to Ike Baik •( Call*
fbrala Balldlnc,
T1KQINIA CITY, NEVADA,
y^HOLBSALB AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
Crtekirr u4 Wiitowiw, Cklsm Im
ul FnmI Cat Glut, Oil u4
OiUlMi ¥}»ar u< W—4,
Ate., Etc., Klo.
WINKS AND LIOUORS
Of ik« irat eaalltr ulr.
BRANDY, POET aad MIIKRRY WINS
for M^lilnl in.
We call tb« >p*cui attention of Mis* ut
Mill Baperiotaadeat* to our laiye and com
plete (toek of Oil* udCandlee for mill tad
mining oarpoeee. We offer ih»t olua of gooda
at a* LOW PIQUBH u they eaa be lauded
from any part of the Uolted State*. tboa
enabling mill) and mluee on the Comrtoek to
parchaaa Olle, Candlei, ate., aa cheap la Vir
ginia aa thej eaa etlbar In Ban V raoeleeo or
the laat, with a guarantee of obtaining flret
elaae good*. dellTerad free of charge at the
ml nee la Virginia or Gold Bill.
J. A J. B. MALLON,
_*» VlrrinU. Nerada.
V. LEMERY,
Wheleaale aad Retail Dealer la
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
.D HILL.
AL^
LWATB ON HAND A 6KLEOT AflSOIT.
tot
Groceries and Provisions
WINES aad LIQC0R8,
TOBACCO aad CIGARS,
FLOUR aad GRAIN,
HARDWARB aad CBOCKKRT.
DRY GOODS * YANKBB NOTION*.
Gentleman •» PnmUbtng Qooae, ate. Alao
the following Praaoh Good*: Petite Pot* Ptaa.
Oepee a I'HaTle HarlcoW Terta, Ollrea Pardee,
Obamplgnona. Aachol* Patae T ruffe*. tl*ntlae«
a l'Holla.
N. B.—Partlaa wliblng to bay la lot* to nit.
for rath on delivery, may And U to tkelr td
▼entage to oall In, examine the good* aad In
quire of prieee.
Good* delivered free of charge.
Mm V. L rurai.
GROCERY STORE.
RICHARD MERCER,
FAMILY & FANCY GROCERIES
N
OW ON BAND AND FOR SALS CHEAP
FOB CAttH.
A Larte AMortment ot GROCERIES AND
PBOVI8ION8 direct from lb* California Hu
ktU, comprlalog la pert I
TEA*. ROflABU, COFFKB, WlCUr
CAN FRUIT, DIIIKU FKt'IT
kYRVPN) OYNTBRM. RICE
FLOUtt, KICK, CAN.
DLBft, HLTTKR.
Provisions of All Kinds.
THE BEST OF WINES AND LIQUORS
AT WHOLESAUI AND RETAIL.
EQETASLE8 AND FRUITS.
VOooda Delivered Tree of Cbarfe.
1 m RICHARD MBBCER.
fTmilY SfOll.
ALF. CAHEN,
MAIN STRRET, COLD HILL*
Oppoelte Ike Kquri Hcute.
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
RARLBT, BAY, OATH AND BRAN
FOR HALE.
FLOUR AND MEAlT
CROCKERY AND OLASSWARE.
The T117 Flneet Braada of
IMRORTKD WINKS A LIQUORS.
WHISKIBS, BRANDIES.
ALE. KTC.
CIGAES AND TOBACCO.
FRESH FISH AND POULTRY,
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
OF ALL DEBAR]PTIOIIll
ar ALWAYS ON HAND.
BnnrUilw •» U»« Ctik
AO MOOT Oiled promptly, and (oodi dett*.
free of charge.
» m A. CAHEN.
SPECIAL_MEETINQ,
rpROJAN MISISO OOXPANY—NOTICE I»
A bu.br gl.eo tbat a M pedal Beating of tb»
Btoekhold.re Is the Trojin Mining Oompeny
wtll be brId at their office. Room il safe De
Melt Balldlne, No. 118 Montgomery etreet, km
rr*nct»co. California. omTBUBM AT.Heptem
bar twenty I fib (tfcb). int. at 1 o'clock p.
for tbe porpoee et emending tbe By-Law. of
■aid Oompeey and ot traaeectlng aaT ocb.r
boalneee tbat nay properly come before lb*
meeting. By order of Ike Board of Dirtctoit.
DAVID WILOER. HeereUfT.
Bm fimacteeo, September 10.1OT9. 11
SSJBWEEMB*