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adtntaun, aprii 8. 1866. '.'5 ...l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
RADICALISM.

The Chicago Republican has the follow
ing sensible remarks on "Radicalism,"
and the senseless talk about it. Before
the war. it says. the great staple Of South
ern ora,ory and Journalism was denuncia-
zion Of Northern radicals. They even
carried i, so far as to try to put them down
by private hostlities, ~lynchings, hangings
and the like, whenever a foolish radical
was caught upon the sacred soil. Indeed.
these little arguments were not confined
to the Southern States, but in n memoir
able instance . loud-voiced radical was
assailed with a bludgeon in the Senate
Chamber and had his head broken to con
vince him Of his wickedness, and TO change
the current Of his ideas. However, radi-
cslism would not be dissuaded from its
noise and its demonstrations by any OF
these powerful methods Of reasoning. but
went on to choose for President a most
pestilent radical. who believed that the
country could not continue half slave half
free. Thereupon these Southern philoso-
phers went to war. all to destroy radi.
calism. As one Of them has it, "most OF
the educated men Of that section believed
tina. the radical agitation in the North
had rendered that course necessary on the
part Of the South, unless she was prepared
and willing to surrender tamely. at the
dictation Of a sectional party. rights and
Institutions guaranteed her by the Con-
stitution.
However, the war did not succeed and
better than the denunciation, the lynch
inss, and the bl~udgeonings previously en-
ployed. In fact, it did not succeed quite
so well. for it achieved for radiealism what
its widest dreams had never imagined
the total abolition Of slavery, and the es-
ta~blishment Of one homogeneous, DEM
ocratic system Of labor and Of equal rights
before the law all over this vast republic.
But this does not seem to open the eyes OF
the Southerners, or Of their friends in the
North. They still denounce the radicals
just as earnestly as ever. One would sup
pose tina. by this time, and after all this
experience, the suspicion might have found
access to their minds that this radicalism
nigh. have in i. something vital, some.
thing certain of success, something bound
to possess the future, something that it
would be well to study, to understand, to
concilia,e, rather than to abuse and to re-
sist. But, like the Bourbons, these I'M
happy people have forgotten nothing and
learned nothing ; and probably to the end
Of time they will continue to declaim
against the radicals, even when they are
taking the course which most certainly
insures the triumph Of radical ideas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
THE PUBLIC cHooL

We publish in ,o-day's paper the Annual
Repor. Of Colonel John A. Collins, Superin-
.euden. Of Public Schools Of Storey county,
and invite 4 careful perusal Of it BY all our
citizens who take an interest in educational
matters. I. is rather lengthy, but il will re-
pay a careful perusal and study. We doubt
whether so able u paper on Education and III
practical requirements has ever emanatec
from any officer, State or county i n Nevada
We congratulate the people of this county II
having so able a man as Col. Collins At thu
head Of our Public Schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
Gard.

GARD.
THE OFFICERS OF THE VIRGINIA FIRE
i Department, In behalf Of TINT organization,
desire 10 return thanks 10 the fremen and citi.
Iens Of Carson md Gold HiD, for their intend.
ance at the funeral obscquies Of their brother
THOMAS PEASLEY. Also, to MeEsrs. Sling.
crland md sumner of the Semitic. and messrs;
Cater and McDougAll OF the Assembly, md
many others, for their presence on the sad 'occa'
sion: and Il furthermore seems befling TO cor
daily return thanks TO Gus. Lewis. Chief OF the
Carson Fire Department, for the respect by him
paid our deceased brother, In tolling the bell
when the body left that city. The citizens OF
Virginia are also thanked for their attendance
and aid ut the solemn rites.
All OF which Il by order Of
VI. II. WILLIAMS Chiefly. +. =.
gv~.a.r. A. g. MCKAY, President Y.IF. d.
+. @. F~ARRISGToS, Secretary.
IEntcrpris- and Carson Appeal copy.l ieI ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

RuSSINo 4 SAw.-Adjutant General
Cradlebaugh is out with his annual report
addressed to the Governor. and laid be-
fore the Legislature. 1t. is = very able
state paper, with one or two exceptions;
Aside from its legitimate business OF treat
ing Of military matters, it sets itself up a
a censor or critic Of the business OF thu
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs Of thu
late Territory Of Nevada, Governor Nye'
General Cradlebaugh is very much exer'
cised concerning the Truckee Indian Res
~ervation. and a certain 'ap mill which
Governor Nye had built there. and which
he. as Indian agent. thought proper to
sell on account Of its uselessness. We
don't know what that sac mill ha, to dc
with the State militia over which Genera
Cradlebaugh p~resides. But as he think,
il has, who knows but the mill was sold
As a =. military necessity ?" r-..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
A Card.

VHE MEMBERS OF EAGLE ENGINE COM.
i pany No. 3 desire TO express their thanks TO
the CGrson delegation and members Of the Gold
Hill Fire Department for their attendance ut
the funeral ceremonies OF their late Foreman,
THOMAS PEASLEY. To their brother fre.
mon of Virginia, and 10 the citizens they would
ssy that their kind attendance and attention will
ever be remembered by Three's men. For the
Company, by JOHN B. MCINTOSH,
Acting Foreman.
fEnt.rprise and Carson Appeal copy. fe5 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

LAxESTED.-Poor Tom Peasley, many a
heart heaved a heavy sigh yesterday, when
the funeral cortege moved through the streets
Of Virginia. The deceased doubtless had
his faults-for to IT is human-but he also
had many good and manly traits. Mr.. Peas
ley has been a very prominent citizen Of this
county for about Ave years. He was one Of
those p~ositiire men who win invariably have
strong friends and equally strong enemies;
and this was one Of the characteristics which
endeared him 20 many, many friends. His
deep and Incorporating devotion to the
Union cause and his inveterate hatred ef all
traitors to the Government, and their sympa-
thiIers, was another feature in the life OF the
deceased. which gave him a pleasant abiding
place in the memory Of many Of our people
and none more so than in our heart OF hearts.
May his memory be sweesly eherished BY the
noble Firsmen Of Virginia and may he
never b forgotten by the loyal men Of our
State. Farewell, true friend. farewell
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
DANCING SCHOOL,
Articles. of Agreement

Articles of Agreement
AEADE AND ENTERED, INTO THIS
Nl thirty. first day OF January, 1856, between
CHARLSE. COLLINS aud WILLIAM MOSS.
WITSEssETH That we have agreed; and 40
PIPE" for o stake Of Five Hundred Dollars
(s25O q ride). the dance to be decided BY Judges,
each party choosing one or two, and In case OF
their falling 10 agree, they have to have the priv
Ilege Of calling lu' the Referee, whose decidon
shall be final. The Referee shall be under the
stage while both parties are dancing. The money
to be given 10 the winner Immediately after the
decision. This dance Is to1eone Oh at Auae
Hall, ...iog qs,La u.B Lil.!oJ ssVu
On tho eth day sfs February, 1855,
Before IN audience-the receipts OF the house TO
70 to the winner after expenses.
Tho sum Of Ono Hundred Dollars ESQ cach) 10
deposited, on thu, signing iof tbeseS Artieltty ut
Music Hall, In tho hands Of ]. A. Cramer. The
next deposit Of Two Hundred Dollars (el0o
each) 70 be made at Music Hall on Monday, Feb:
ruary 9Th; all deposits to DO made between ?
and 5 o'clock P. ~, on the above mentioned days.
Either party falling to appear and make deposits
good ut the time mentIoped, 10 forfeit the amount
Of money up. The Judges and Referee for the
match 70 be named on the 9Th instant, the day OF
the last deposit. In case either party fall 10 sp.
pear TO fulHll the terms Of match, he tor bes Do
clared TO have forfeited the money up. only In
case Of sickness, which must be proved to the
satisfaction of the Judges and Referee.
In witness Whereof We have hereunto set our
hunds this day and year hrst above mentioned.
I'm duplicatc.) ~.
,DI lwlILIAA MOSS
LESLIE F. BLACKBURN,
M 4 r r: G W=Inlxs;.l ~aanerfrs.s.d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

NHw York. Feb. 3.-An application
was made. yesterday, to United States
District Attorney Dickinson. calling on
him TO proceed against the, California,
Oregon and Mexican Steamship Company,
for the collection OF penalties, prescribed
for casss where steam ve.sel. have more
than tbs stipulated number Of bertha.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05

style OF the little ivo cent loaf Of bread caps
which the Japanese Embassy wore optAeir
top-knots when they visited New York. The
curssis entirely ignored in the horrible thing:
The back Of crown iIAs square as the endsot
"a stick Of scantling and the top 2 . rtere
square flap Or lid sticking up from Z at sn-
gle Of As degrees. To b. frank with you, ny
dear boy, I hare seen females who looked
plain in anything, and have seen others who
looked we'll in any rig hitherto invented, but
out Of the two dozen and six ! have seen IN
this last atrocity there was not one who did
mot look like he'll had broke loose, and the
devil had crowned them with his private
mark. I dislike to say II, but the, opposition
Of my adored Elizabeth Jane In one OF the
new thingamies, caused me 10 suddenly part
company with my breakfast and seek q res
taurant for my dinner; and yet "she. always
was q good-looking woman when she was
dressed up" Is the ,down-Esst hummer said
when his wife, who had died on d garnet floor,
said, when he saw her laid out in, q coffin
prepared BY charitable n~eighbors at their own
expense. s7Y "'r N'h' 81
THEATRICAL.
There 10 nothing worth mentioning in this
line this week Seschelli has taken his last,
4" last farewell benefit" and is off for Austria
LA to-day. Wheatleigh has been playing
Arab Ma. Pogue; no, I mean tbs White
Boys Bride about the same thing, how
ever-to poor houses, and has now brought
out "The Elves" at the Metropolitan-or
will do so this eyening-with magnificent
scenery, etc At Maguire's, II is Bandman
and Champion alternately; and Brambilla is
doing u fair business in the operate line at
the Academy Of Music. Adios, F.. 'r,i'2
30 40 ,1t5gRu 500 =. AMIGO.
SAN FRANCIsCO DlsPATCH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
STRAEED.

IN FRipA W FEBRgARY g1t1
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turninS tks sane 70 % Odd HUI x hs1
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sArIssr1ox 81 called" TO the card Of the
Fire Department Of Virginia in another
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DOWN WITH THB RATES OF INTEREST!
The whole Of the bankers Of the Amer.
can Continent, are hereby commanded to
to deposit their funds and keep their ac-
counts with the Bank Of England, and
thereby reduce and keep down the rates
Of interest. And further, any banker
failing to obey this, our Imperial decree,
their funds are confseated to the. Govern
ment to which they belong.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
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San FRANCISCO DlSpATChI-
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY sEws.l
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HIS HOLINESS.

,u Here, while I am about it, let me dis
pose of another most important matter.
His Imperial H%ighness. Norton l., Dsi
,Grasia. etc.. has Gas be informs me) the
sum of "two thousand millions of dol
lars in gold coin. on deposit in the Bank
of England, the proceeds of the working
of certain guano deposits belonging to the
Imperial estate. He fears that should the
threatened run on the Bank Of England
be made he will be ruined by the COLLAPSE
ing Of the concern, and therefore, to pro-
,ect himself, and through him the world
a, large. it has pleased His Majesty. after
the style of Macmillan l.. to issue the
following
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Before / go, l wishto add my testimony to
thatof every malsindiyidu,i,in ID. oommu-
nity,asainst the aceurssd abortion Of \ thing
! .as Within ass P ~ sa9l Z se. r q &c. J ., siss1 .nd
a9SEs 4 !. ss BauBS.si FSs.s f Ssa S.v. e e. .
ready been killed ID Sih Fftncisco BY their
horses shying At the internal thing, and /
nut lsay ! have, : high,fespset for he horses
that dbl Why . Sind donksySwouldb buck
himself out Of his shoes before you could get
him past uns oflhsuts The hkpe II, In brief
that Of q plantaton cofee.miu, with one aide
ilt out, . thst 4 MaIbtBf4aaikAs back Of
tho bead Of the Observation-Disclosures the
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sfH SAN Francisco, Feb. 90 P. n.
Forenoon stock Tr.n,aetioas.
NEW TO-DAY.

icntiou, Eagle Engine Co. Ne. B.
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I RESULT.

w ~ q toeo hSeAl AaSS hA
Kelly, the hackman. shot in tho ARRAY at
Spor.sman's Hall, growing out Of the
pummeling match at Lakeville, nearly two
weeks since. wal still living, though all
hopes Of a recovery were gone long since.
He was a stout, healthy man, and seemed
to hang to life with an Acknowledgements
acity. With the collsr-bone. broken, one
lung entirely gangrened, and the breath
escaping regularly through the opening in
his chest, while tho sub-clavial artery was
laid Sars 0 sndI Injured BY the bullet, and
the bullet itself embedded in the back near
the spinal column, he. still lived on, re.
fusine IL SikniAp ,fhs iisswhich he had
risked so reeklessly. On account OF
Higgins. whosbsassas6rR-rsts reputation
for peace and quietness, and undoubtedly
acted in .self,defepse, stha, fatal result sis
greatly deprecated. .,ta SOW sqlI~r
~SHlfkas OF T1IllNo AcHAN YopR
OPINION or HIS WIPE. .got'gIas57h
N0n- Monday evening last, Gordon DO.
CHS, and Samuel Noel, the Tristan assist
apt.AsIessor Of Internal Revtnu The
lsss,Deputy elerkSif tho Office 9ofithe ". g.
Cifcuifc ourt. got into small row ont tho
corner Of California and LArkinstreet, and
the result was that Noeli COED bullet
through his thigh, aud in turn'bess Bochis
over the head with his own phtol so that
his life e. AespdifSdIof. THE whole affair
prewso6tsbf a quarrel between the wives
Of the two HghtistS who appear to have
entertained 4 cordial hssrsdfoEeachothers
suoh al ladiss tw5l somstihres9 7fospst lhd
indaist Mto1E@athss whee h.SS.s bssh