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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10
H. W. THEALL IA. PAXTON W. B. THoRNBURGR
ASSAY OFFICE
THEALL Sc CO.,

THEALL s. CO.,
Gold and Silver Bullion and Ores OF every
description Melted and AsGayed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS OR COIN!
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the
Humid Process Of AssayinK!
This process IL the only one in general use In all
United States Mints, and in San Francisco Assay
Offices .. FL.
We guarantee our assays to conform accurately
to the standard of r 80. ..
r The u. 8. Mint.
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II. 81. BANCROFT,
Bookseller. & 6tationer,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,

OFFER, AT THE LOWEST RATES, ONE
~ ofthe most complete stocks in the world.
Books in every department of Literature. and
staple and fancy Stationery from Europe and
America, AT Wholesale and retail.
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SAN FRANCE CO,
a ACRAMENTO, and
MARYsVILLR.
Bullion PurchRsed, and Advances
...... Made on Same! ......

" Deposits, special or otherwise, received {;
and all other business connected with Banking
punctually attended TO. OCT II
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A N w YCk & @
ASSAYERS.

TAYLoRs BUILDING. TAYLOR STREET
VirGinla City.
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED AND
" Assayei, and returns made in Bars the day Of
Our Assays
: VIII conform strictly to the standard OF the
u. s. Mint,
And our charges will be the same as in San Francisco
AFPartcalar attention given to ORE ASSAYS.
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OVER SENSITIVE.

lam sorry to see that some of my Sac
ramento friends are inclined to put alto
gether too serious construction on nv
remarks regarding the City of the Plains,
IN last weeks letter to the News. Now,
the fact Is undenisble, that Sacramento is
not the dryest place in the world at high
water. nor yet the cleanest and coolest in
dry weather, neither il she destined to be-
come arrival Of New York, as CONNER.
cial metropolis, TO any serious extent but
rail that abe has much to boass Of. and
no one has more freely and more often
stated the fact than myself. Hr people
in thsir doRUed pegSiltsut adherence TO .
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Criminal Ca.es-In.olvent Suit fer

Criminal Cases-InsoIvent Suit fer
DamaEes-HIi'sihE Boy-No East
ern News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1872. N.
Cecilia siegal, female shop.lifter, was
consigned to the county jail for four
months by Judge Sheppard this morn
ing. 80 ,a-sa,as saasz.1
Chas. Firke was convicted on a charge
of petty larceny.
L. Lubbock was legally discharged from
his liabilities to his creditors by JUDGE
Cowles. .-E..
Ellen Brannen's suit against VIM. john
son for $4,000 damages for personal in.
iuries, was tried yesterday, and resulted
in Judgment for defendant. .-
Michael Delahonty was arrested this
morning for stealing chest Of carpenters
tools. ..... ..... ...
Homer Fitch, boy eleven years old
has been missing from his home since thu
7th inst. ........
Nothing from the east yet. NJ
Forenoon St0ck Sales.
Yellow Jacket. $l455@l485; Moscow
$62@71; Gould & Curry, $l550@156l
Potosi. 500; Imperial, $3.50; Chollar
$75O@77O; Savage, 1855; Uncle Sam
$2S5@2s5; Bullion, $60@62; Sierrt
Nevada, $l21@l3. a,
Greenbacks so. No transactions, how
ever, as neither holders nor purchaser
care to take chances in absence Of tele'
grams. ..a. ... .-
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Communicated.
TAXES! TAXR9!! TAXES 90!


Review Of she Revenue Bill and
Report Of the Committee ON Ways
and Means.
In reviewing the Revenue bill we will
accept the tax of 95 cents on every 800;
also, the cents, on same, for State pur-
poses also the rs cents on the one hun
dred dollars for paying Territorial debt
as understood propositions, before we en-
tered upon State with its accompanying
expenses. At the same time, we accept
of it, that taxpayers may the better ap1
preciate the difference in taxation, l
would state that our taxes as Territory
was 80 cents, while now it is 81 20
four dollars to one. So much tor state
operations. On this matter, I have moth
ing to say, having considered the getting
of Specific Contract and the Courts IN
operation, worth the extra expense, ana
Of more value to the people than the extra
cost, as it would settle the currency ques-
ton and allow capital to come in and re-
ceive protection, which has been the case
to great extent. AS one evidence OF 1t,
we have the Bank of California. Thou
sands of dollars more will follow, as soon
as the Spring fully opens, unless kept
away by enormous taxation. But in &C.
cepting this, we did not agree to be sad.
died with such taxes, as is in the power OF
the Board of Commissioners to levy, and
which they are sure to exercise, as well as
having an eternal nuisance of State
stamp Tux. Well, just put down the
item of 81 for State, to one it cost for
the Territory. We next have tax OF
81 so on each 500 for county purposes,
to 60 cents we have had heretofore. This,
it will be observed, is SO to one. Will
the people stand it? This question comes
in here very well, while we are going
along with all these facts and figures.
Now, how is this to be apportioned
Four-sixths shall go into the Cen
eral Fund, one-sixth into the Hospital
Fund and one-sixth to the Contingent
Fund. Now, let US see what these sixth
amount to, as far as Storey county Is con-
cerned. According to the figures Of Off
.:.l -ooa-to thora Iunyld on
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s. MoL1ToR, Of A. SCHHoLz late Of
San Francisco. US Branch hint,s.F
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NEW TO-DAY.
T. ]. WOOD, Proprietor,

Will be happy to meet his old friends and the
public Call and be happy fel0d
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Now grant she has nine millions, and
we oil know she has not, and it is over
5 per cent. Now comes in your Federal
tax, your one-half per cent. on bullion,
your 5 per cent. on Internal Revenue, and
Federal licenses in every shape. But We
will recapitulate.
County taxes again. .e566, 642 "A
Add Federal taxes in gold, for 1865. 10000 90
Il am creditably informedt that Storey
county will be called upon TO pay
about $3.50, 600 in Legal Tenders for
this fiscal year. As Greenbacks ap- ,
proach par so much larger will this
item grow)
tions saw N Observation-Disclosures "Ha oa 10000 90
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Charges at San Francisco Rates.
fe6l2 II. HARRIS.
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The Robbery about the Patch defalca-
ton case has already subsidized in great
measure. Nine of the sureties of Mr..
Patch came forward and paid w 900 each,
in greenbaGks, to make good the deficiency
and the tenth .bondsman not coming to
time, Mr.. Ralston, the banker, pad over
the remaining $4,000, making $4,000 in
all, which it is supposed will nearly or
quite save the Government nom loss;
The grand question now is: VINO shall
succeed him } Adozen parties are getung
ready to present their claims BY telegraph
the moment the line is up, and mere are
plenty of others who would glaaly Que ioi
their country in that position, II tney nag
half q chance. If O'Byrne is smut GUY OF
the army. I would respectfully Suggest nus
name as a candidate for the appointment
The public money would be pertectiy saie
in his hands, and he would have posi-
ton which would enable him to reform.
Give him a'chanee.
4E-.7t re- tia Adios.5I 10 AMIGO.
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Who, in Nevada or California, does not
remember the sprightly little Pepper, the
most eccentric, uncertain and humorous
of our local writer's. Echo answers who
Well. would you believe it, Edward DIAL
ton Pepper has been engaged as the local
of the new bit daily, which;is about to be
established in San Francisco by Crossett,
late Of the Butte Record, and Bivens, late
Of the Stockton Beacon, two ofthe hlackest
copperhead sheets in California. OF
course, with Peppers well known Union
proclivities, the paper viii present an
anomalous appearance, Union on one side
and Copp. on the other; but thus cannot
be helped, and the paper will soon be forth
coming, say in a day or two from this
time, more or less. ssfI,r, 4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

NEeRO RIor IN CLARKsYnLE.-We yes
terday saw a geutlemsn direct from Ciarks-
vile, who reports a riot there, which re-
suited in the wouuding of a white man, a
negro, and a chiId-none Of them, however,
fatally. The circumstance, as he related
them, are as follows:
"Christmas morning the Clsrksviile po-
lice arrested a negro for some rnsdemeanor,
when citizen negroes surrounded them, and
forced the release Of the prisoner, declaring
'Cyo ID white man should arrest colo7ed
people any more" IN the evening ARCHER
attempt was made to arrest negro, and
one was knocked down by member Of the
Police. The negroes, however, Citizens
gathered in such force, the police were
sgain disposed to withdraw, and leave them
masters Of the situation, when a number Of
negro soldiers appeared with their guns,
and began to lead them. The police thought
this a time 10 waive their authority hastily;
and he who had used his clab in the at
tempted arrest, ran into a store, and locked
the door after him. His name is given as
ODonnel. The soldiers broke open the
door 50 soon as they had loaded their guns,
and rushed in. As O'Donnel attempted 10
Withdraw through g back-doOr, he was shot,
and Frustrated on the fioor, th-ugh not
rendered helpless. Drawing his pistol, he
Fl ed back, and hit one Of the negroes. An
other shot which he fred hit little boy on
one Of the streets Fortunately, at this
juneture, Mai Bond, Agent Of the Freed
mems Bureau, arrived aud ordered the ne
groes to their quarters over the river. At .
la5er houf they returned with their arms,
and paraded the streets, to the number Of
Of several companies, defying the white |
clearing the streets, and an
lounciug that the day Of white domination
lad passed
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RrvEE NEws.-The river is rising, witt
about 2s feet on the Shoals.
Since our last issue The following beat
have arrived and departed:
AERIvED-s. p. Webb, Evansville.
A. Raker, Smithland.
Tyrone, Louisville.
Mercury,
Newsboy, smithland.
Matte, Evansville.
Imperial, St. Louis.
DrPAETED-New York, Cincinnati.
Newsboy, Burksville.
A. Baker, smithlaad.
j. P. Webb, Evansville.
Tempest, Louisville.
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OF this sum s4l5 "a is 10 be paid over 70
the Boa1d Of Education.
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR.
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By Telegraph.
no REPORT LAST NIGHT.
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Dlnr UNION OFFrcE,

Nashville, December Is, 1855.
Notwithstanding the large arrivals G.
freightf-rm North, the bad westhsr rzn
dered busiaess somewhat dull yesterday.
In Cotton there were very lew t-aussc-
tons, the price being from 81 to 40 cents.
The receipts W re sma D..
The Provision aUd General Market IS 8
little frmer, but prices have no. advanced.
Tie Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday saws.
| The provision market took turn upward
| on saturday, psriiy owing 70 The recent PUP
| chases IN this marked % Gil contracts in
New York, and partly 10 8 speeuiatiye de
maid. The stock IN Chicago is very Trbf
and that throws more New T0-l orders on
this ms-ket There Is hardly any prime
mes making this season. On account II the
scarcity Of light hogs B5rou is scarce q
few shoulders and clear sc ou ly ere offer
ed. sugar cured hams EpI-to consumption
as fast as ezly r.r market. Bulk maats s-,.
more incurred lor- Green shoulders and
hams ATE a'tive at s bout BE-. sivaure. Lard I
advanced @ U.l lze per b hGt there wa, I
Lot much aclv.ty aC the advance. Har-
were frmer, and holders demanded about 4
-5c. adysnce. but 1t was not generally CON
ceded by the packers. though the activity Of
the product made them more vii ing 10 nav {
the fun established rates. There was more
inquiry for the low grades OF d0ur for South |
cru shipment; in the higher grades there is
a fair local demand. There Is nothing Of
interest to note Ia the market for Wheat.
he demand IS light. and the OtTerjuEs o.
prime and choice qualities small. Corn is IN
good request at full rates. Oats a.e dun and
.tiil declining. Rye aud Barley remain |
luiet. Cotton was quite active early i'm the
lay, but private dispatches Of an uuiayora-
DO ehsracter were received 10 the afternoon I
md the market closed dull. The stecs In
NeW Orleans on the I4th inst. was Isq.sg5
ales. Whisky is still inactive, stocks bsiur
euerally he'd above the views of buyers.
We seem destined 20 have a full supply
{ coal this season. The Pittsburg Gazette
{ Saturday says:
l,3ZO, 900 bushels Of coal will probably 90 (
at to-day, as fOllows: Homer, Wood l. 60.
3 coal boats, containing 80, 900 bushels, and |
pairs OF h0aters, containing I2J, 900 bush ]
e. Coal City Coal Co. 20 barges, contain
g 24a,O90 bushels; pair foaters. contain
g $4,000 bushels. Iron City Coal Co., u
lrges, containing 1920 bushels; pair | -
'aters, containing $4,000 bushels. Heron, | b
Ippold Porter, 9 boats, of which SIX are
'a,ers, containing I9s 900 bushels, and 4
.rges, containing Is, 000 bushels; and John
ppold q Son, boats, Of which are float
5, containing $4,000 bushels, and s barges,
10000 bushels.
We hope portion Of the above will be
we'd around 20 Nashville.
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self Abuse.

This vice, which is never practiced in
the presence of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the Uoblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquenee or pen TO song.
L has destroyed health, blasted the consti.
tutio,, and reduced the miserable victim tc
8 living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr. Coleman, No. o. North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. teb26-u
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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER p, 1865.

giuueIunatI, OhiO.-JOsEPH B. QUHBTi ia
,--su.horzsi agent 70 receiTe embellishments and
,s-srpt.51s for the Nas5r7ls Union.
New Orleans, La.-EOEIs F. OVERALL, q
The Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
s-sut to receive advertisements snd subscriptions
~ Tie N1siuUc Onion.
Memphis, Tenn.-CLyMEETs s BEFST are
or authorized agents 70 re- eve advertisements
aad subscription. for the NasiriQs Union.
J5Hs HooPrR Co Publishers Agents 81 Park
Rox. New YORK. are authorized TO contract for sd
vsrtlsag N our paper.
JOY, Cor 3 Co Publishers Ageats, Tribune Build
tugs. Ngs York, aud Browns Iron Building Phila-
5sIDhia. are authorized 70 contract for advertising
~ our paper.
N. PrTrsssrr1 Co Pablisbers' Agents, 81
ps7,- Pox. Rev York. aud Stale street, Boston,
gre authorized to contract COR advertising in our
paper.
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MURDER MAR ASTICCH.-A man named
Lafayette Goodvin, was yesterday morning
shot end killed, near Antioch, some ten
miles from this city, under the following
circumstances. He lived in the same house
with a man named R. ". Dabbs, and the
two, on Christmas day, had had fight, in
which Goodwin proved the stronger man,
and beat his antagonist severely.
The ARRAY was not renewed, on that day,
and no more words passed between the par
ties; but yesterday morning, while Goodwin
was washing, Dsbbs approached him with a
pistol, while he was STOPPING over the wash
bowl, and fred, the ball penetrating the
back Of his skull, and killing him almost
instantly. The perpetrator of the deed has
not yet been arrested.
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Boiling & Head are now opening one Of
the best stocks Of goods ever offered at auc-
ton in this city; consisting in part, of prints,
delanes, mefinOs, slpacas, domestics,
tweads, laces, boots and shoes, in great va
riety, and endless quantity. It is folly to
advise you to attend, for we think you know
what is best, and will act accordingly, and
viii be seen at their place, "a College street,
on Tuesday, when they VIII commence
selling two very fine and full stocks.
dpr22-pf
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There was an effort on the part Of holder,
90 obtain higher prices to-day, but packers
were not disposed 70 accede ID their de-
mands though in one or two instances higher
prices were paid for choice lots. The mar
ket was. however, hrmer at SI0.1j net
The sales reported were 800 head, average
23J lbs, az $40 IS. 100 head, average PAS
lbs, at SO 20, and so head frozen, average
2I5 lbs, at SO 40. The advantage Of dis
posing Of small shoulders and hams render
light weight hogs IS desirable now as heavy
ones, and there Is little OF no difference now
made in prices. We heard Of no sales at
gross weights.
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ARRAY BETWEEN SoLDIERs.-On Christ
mes Eve, two soldiers, whose names we
we're unable to lesrn-one belonging to the
10th regulars, and the other 70 the 9Th cav
alry-got into q difficulty in Smoky, when
the latter drew his sabre and cut through
the frontal bone, INJECTING q severe wound.
The wounded man was taken to the Office Of
Dr.. Seymour, where his wounds were dress
ed by the Doctor.
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COnI.

We would inform the citizens Of Nash
vile that we have now on hand a choice
article of Pittsburg Coal, which We are
offering to the public at reasonable prices.
Our ccal is well screamed, and free from DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well TO lay in their winter
supply now while the weather il good. All
orders lett with us viii meet with prompt
attention, and satis.astion guaranteed in all
cases. KNIGHT j BROS,
No. AZ Church street,
nov26-lm opposite Masonic Temple.
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A performance for the benefit of the
widow Of Stonewah Jackson, was given
lsst Saturday morning At Roig & Nc
Donoughs theatre, Mobile. Nile Zoe
volunteered for the occasion. She had
Just finished 5 highly successful engage
msnt in that city,
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NOrICE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. &c.
dated March 18th, 1865, Department of the
Cum berland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
coipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order 10 substsntiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get then
lust Indebtedness from tho Government.
iegO-tf III. TOHPKINs 4 Go.
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To be Sold for One DolIar Eaeh

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Among th1se vH1 have srEa1a.s.-af Obj. Dol
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Look at This.

Now is your time to purchase Christmas
and New Year presents. A fine assert
ment Of Gold and Silver Watches; also, an
assortment Of Jewelry and Silver Ware;
This stock must be sold before the New
Year, as the store will be occupied Tor other
bus ness. Many articles viii be sold below
New York cost prices, rs the Proprietor is
giving up business. "a Union street.
Parties having watches OF jewelry with
me for repairs, will please get them within
the above said time. j. NELF.
dec5-til
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A little man, whose legs were dis
tressingly tangled, was staggering
along Union street yesterday. Asked
Bozzy Of Nozy-"why is that little
man ike an OYSTER Cant say,
Because he is always u, Fga0r."
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The Chattanooga Gazette, atlanta Intelli-
genccr, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
nationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mast, Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. P. Cones, No. 40 berry street. If
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SPECIALNOTICES.


Is7performing astonishing cures Neari1
all the old standing (chrCu3cl diseases whiei
have so long baffled the SKIN OF the OLD
school physicians, readily yield 10 ms treat
mont He describes diseases without re-
ceiving any information from his patients
aud undertakes no case that he cannot cure
Reference TO over sixty pers0us who are al
this time under his treatment, can be had
By calling al his Office on the co.ner OF
Union and Cherry reefs. dee24-tl.
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The public celebration OF the Massnie
Fraternity announced in our paper Of sun
day last, for this evening, Is postponed.
The installation services will take place
in the Lodge Room Al O'Clock P. NJ De
cember 27th, 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

II appears that the cholera is again
raging in portions of Asia, and that IN
addition 70 the scourge, the locusts
have also mede their appearance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

SMOKE HOUSE, RoBBED "A few nights
since the smoke house of Esq. Hagans, on
the Nolensville pike, three and a halt miles
from town, was robbed of all the meat it
contaIned-about 1909 pounds. The thieves
entered the building and carried the meat
to the road, where they loaded it on wagon
and drove off with their prize.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

sUSsY SIDE "A largs number Of persons
visited the sunny Side last night, il despite
Of the weather. Everything passed Of
pleasantly.