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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
i~(RrroRrEp DAILY IT y. Il. yLAsG, BANKEhl
San FRAsoIioo, Jan. 24-l 7. n.
aAfRa
LipmssH,: Gi:es:: saSt .n Ss. e W!1''n.'

ISpmau,s Circus. Shot into 1t WInoua,
Miss, a. "Ysnkee CoacorD."
A day or two ago, as Mike Lipman's
circus was leaving Winona, Miss, on
the cars, several roughs, secreted be-
hind cotton bales near the depot, fired
upon the party, killing a musician en-
pioyed in this city, who served in the
rebel army as q drummer boy.
An attache Of the circus says, that
they were told at the next station, that
it was the intention to "kill the whole
party, because they were a set of id
Yankees"
Winona is a thriving town on the Mis-
sissippi Central railroad, not far below
Grenada. We learn from q gentlemen
who was present, when General West,
President of the Mississippi railroad,
heard of the affair, that he denounced it
in the strongest terms, declaring that
neither the railroad nor the country
would be worth anything as long as
such q gang of fools and murders were
acknowledgements Post, Dec. 3lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

MENTAL AND MANUAL LABoR.-Profes-
sor Houghton, of Trinity College, Dub
lin, has published some curious chemi-
cal computations respecting the relative
amounts of physical exhaustion pro-
duced by mental and manual labor.
According to these chemical estimates,
two hours of severe mental study abb
stract from the human system as much
vital strength as is taken from it by an
entire day of mere hand work. This
fact, which seems to rest upon strictly
scientific laws, shows that the men who
do brain work should be careful, first,
not to overtask themselves by too con-
tinuous exertion, and secondly, that
they should not omit to take physical
exercise each day sufficient to restore
the equilibrium between the nervous
and muscular systems.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

The CURRENCY QUEsrIoS.-A bill has
been reported in Congress authorizing
the treasurer to issue $500, 600, 900 nom
interest-bearing notes, of denominations
not less than $500, which are to retire
the greenbacks or present legal tenders.
The National Banks are to pay their
notes into the Treasury, and receive
these new ones in exchange.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

A SAD occurrence has happened at
Arth, in France. Lieutenant Felchin
was some time back bitten in tho thumb
by a man named Muller, but he thought
nothing of the wound, and went next
day on q journey. On reaching Bale
he found his hand and arm began to
swell, and q medical man declared that
the case was one of poisoning from q
human bite. He at once returned home,
but refused to have the arm amputated.
The consequence was that the infiam-
nation increased, and he died some
days after in horrible suffering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

DEcrAsED.-The San Francisco pa
pers mention the death on Friday last,
at the St. Mary's Hospital, Of Captain
John McClory. The deceased was ior
many years connected with the onc
Department of this city, but had resided
in the State of Nevada during the past
three or four years. His health was
greatly impaired when in this city o rev
weeks ago.-Sdc. Union, Jan. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

The new French Minister, N. Berth
envy, has begun the performance of his
diplomatic duties at Washington. His
predecessor, the Marquis de Montholon,
left New York lately for Lisbon, where
he will hereafter represent the French
Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

SEVERAL inventions and improvements
upon old methods in photography have
recently been made public. In Paris a
new process, called periscopic photo
graphy, has been introduced. The pub
lished descriptions are meagre and con-
fused, but we gather from them that
two portraits of the same person, pasted
back to back, are placed in the centre
Of a small, angular cabinet, in which
there is q peculiar arrangement Of little
mirrors; and that while in this position
the portraits combine and form q figure
of apparent solidity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

TIE greatest man is be who chooses
the right with invincible resolution ;
who resists the sorest temptations from
within and without; who bears the hea-
West burden cheerfully who is the
cslmest in storms, and whose reliance
on faith and virtue, and on God, is the
most unfaltering. w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

IT is a sad commentary upon the pros
perity and "fast'' habits Of the last few
years in America that since 1855 nearly
all our State penitentiaries have doubled
the number Of their inmates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

ENGLISH Troops IN IRELASD.-It is an
nounced that no force of English militia
has been sent across the Channel into
Ireland-the British Government re-
garding the regular troops there, num-
bering $4,000 men, an adequate force
TO suppress any outbreak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

TIE Marysville Appeal, in a highly
complimentary article on the good quail
ties of Senator Nye, remarks: "He is no
hermaphrodite." We believe that is
Nye's reputation among those who know
him intimately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

A WASHINGTON correspondent of the
Anti-Slapery Standard makes a point
against the indecorum of certain Sena-
tors in their frequent allusion to Mr..
Summers recent marriage: 'sIn no other
legislative assemblage in the world"
says the correspondent, "would such an
allusion be tolerated." That 10 so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

REFusED.-The Senate yesterday in
definitely postponed a resolution to pay
Mr.. Patchen several hundred dollars,
($347) for his trouble in coming from
Lander county to contest the seat OF
Terry. The contest was entirely with
out grounds, and the Senate SO decided.
In refusing to pay the contestant for his
trouble, the Senate did right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

THE Louisville Journal relates the
following:
A bright ten-year old, the son of one
of our prominent physicians, while on a
recent visit to some Virginia relatives,
saw, for the first time, q regular country
"hog-killing." The clean, scraped pork
crs, hanging heels up, excited his ad-
miration. Fired with cumulative zeal,
he conceived the brilliant idea Of expert
menting with his aunt's favorite cats,
and with the aid of q diminutive darkey,
he captured q number of them, half
drowned them in q tub Of cold water,
and then hung them triumphantly, heels
up, to the great horror of their mistress,
who happened along just in time to res
cue her pets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

An enormous steam engine, Of over
4ooO-horse power, is to be placed in po-
sition at the building of the Paris Ex-
position. This engine, which is now
being transported from Havre to Paris,
is intended to work the pumps supply
ing water to the building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24
E,R,y.-Tbe San Jose Mercury Of the

EARLY.-The San Jose Mercury Of the
18th has the following:
"Green oats, four feet high and head
ed out, and young potatoes as long as q
goose-egg, may be seen at Frank Stew
arts. They were grown by Mr.. Garri-
gus, near Santa Clara. This for the
middle of January shows q forward con-
dition of vegetation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

The celebrated portrait painter, Stu
art, once met a lady in the street in
Boston, who saluted him with, "Ah,
Mr.. Stuart, I have just seen your minia-
ture, and kissed it because it was so
much like you" "And did it kiss you
in return % "Why nor' "Then,"
said Stuart, sit was not like me"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

AID FOR THE FLouR-SAoK Mantle
Assembly voted one days pay Of each
OF its members to r. 9. Gridley, y,estef-
day. The amount is something hand
some, there being thirty-eight members
and their per diem being eight dollars.
-Appsal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

SroppzD.-The bitches in the upper
part of the county are all closed up with
snow and ice, and most of the mines
and mills have been forced to stop for
a time. So says the Nevada Tanserpt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

In who is not willing to fill . place
he is fitted for, will find NO place fitted
for him. .f.RI. eaI. .gEf sos
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.Ial2tf q. HARRIS.
ASSAY OFFICE
A WYCK Il co.
Geld HiIl,.....Nevada.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO RE-
w celve-
Depssits Of Geld and silver B.IHo.,
For Melting and Anayins.
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pIGHr.

Il W q ? close tussle. Twas so. De-
Long yisibly came within two votes of
an election on Wednesday and the
majority ofhis friends claim tina. he ac-
tually "hsd'' the tally ifa second BAL
lot hsd been taken on that day. Nevada
has been remarkable for close Sights in
Union Nominating Conventions, Prima-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24
LEGISLATION.

OF Bills, the regular beginners have
been introduced. Mr.. Mayhugh Of the
House has introduced a Legislative
Fund Bill. Passed. Gray Of the Sem
ate has introduced a $500, 900 Loan Bill.
Passed. The Constitutional Amend
ment has passed both Houses by the
requisite msjority-the ratifyiug reso-
luton of Mr.. Dana Of this County, con-
stituting the adopted phraseology. A
resolution has passed the Senate asking
Msjor-General Hslleck (''Old Brains"
if you please to do something or have
something-or- mother done at or near a
Fork Of the Humboldt River-which he
will do-when the Arizona Army Ranch
es and the New Mexico Mines Of the
heirs of Mason, Drum l. Co., have ''suf-
fcient force to guard" and so forth.
Not until then, o, innocent introducer.
Mr.. Mayhugh has introduced q memo
rial in favor Of reducing passenger fare
and freight charges on the Central Pa
ci6c Railroad. It will pass by a large
majority, but the fate Of the Plscerville
Railroad Bill in Congress, is indicative
Of little good result from this move.
Our Representative, Ashley, witnessed
the slaughter Of the Placerville R. R.
Bill without a word Of protest; the e1-
ecution being fastened by that Presi-
Dental aspirant, Schuyler ColfaI.
About forty Bills have been introduced
into each House. Senator welty has
introduced nineteen bills-on important
subjects. The so-called contested cleo
ton case Involving the right of Terry, of
Lander, TO q sesti in the Senate) was dis
posed Of on Monday by an adopted mo-
ton to indefinitely postpone the whole
subject matter. The "Orphan Asy-
lum Bill" has been introduced BY
Senator Sumner, and will probably
o como up for discussion and action.
1t Is rumored that the Governor will
veto the Legislative Fund and the Loan
Bin-but these reports have no good au-
thors, responsible, and so forth. Treas
urer Rhodes expects to start for San
Francisco "for coin" in a few days; and
If the Goveror had given any intimation
OF intention to veto the bills named,
Rhodes would be apt to be posted, and
not likely to be telling of an expected
trip to the Bay under Bonds"
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STOREY


Needn't complain particularly, in this
direction. Our boys have carried of
the lions share of Legislative officers
the principal places in both Houses are
formally occupied by Storey county
and we will mention, further
more, right here, that the Speaker Of
the House has been houored by an
motion to print one thousand
of his Inaugural Address.
told US in Virginia the other
day that he never felt more highly hon
ored than when that motion carried;
passed, too, on the same day he appoint
ed the Standing Committees
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day.
WrnHranAy- Ian % 1891

W~EDhEspAi San. 20, 1901.
The House met at IL o'clock A. n.
Speaker Ferguson in the chair. Prayer
by the Chaplain.
The journal of yesterday was read
and approved. Ey
Leave Of absence vas granted Mr..
Brown of Esmeralda for fifteen days.
NEW corMTrErNEs.
The Speaker announced Mr.. Dorsey
as Chairman Of the Committee on Ways
and Means, vice Mr.. Lissak resigned,
and Mr.. Caldwell in place Of Mr.. Dorsey
on such committee. Also that he had
appointed Mr.. Jones Chairman of Com
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-24

ries, and so forth. Clagett came within
one vote of being nominated for Con-
gress; John B. Winters came within one
vote Of carrying the last Union Prima-
ries in Storey-which would have given
him the Governors place. Sumner
came within FIVE votes in '65, of carry
ing u county primaries, which would
have given him the Congressional nom-
nation by reclamation; and at the last
State Convention his vote could only BY
the most seductive and pressing meas
ures be reduced to two less than nom
mating ballot-Qow pressure enough,
the Colonel undoubtedly thinks.)
VICE PRESIDENT sYE.
We learn that there is u general be-
lief at our Capitol that Senator Nye will
be the next nominee of the National
Convention Of the Union party for Vice
President. Some say he has the safe
and certain promise Of the nomination.
In Ease he is elected Vice President, DR..
Ives, of Esmeralda, says that the Presi-
dent may die, and then Senator Nye will
be Chief Executive. In case our Senator
becomes President, yer nine thousand
citizens Of Carson will move on Wash
ington. The Capitol Of Nevada may
then be moved to Austin, without pro-
test.
"cARsoN"
Collectively, individually and in Sec
tons, is said to be very happy just
about these days. Almost everybody
was interested deeply, emotional-ly in
Senator Nye's success, and all are pro-
~portionstely joyful. A belong legisla-
tor informed US, on yesterday, that BY
keeping his tongue still and behaving
himself with "moderation," he could
get along tolerably well. He said
"Charley's turn" was coming in two
years from date, and then he should be
magnanimous when he met a Carsonite
in Storey. But
STOREY
Needn't complain particularly, in this
| 5;rsc,;on Our bovs have carried off
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all pnrtiss Interested
u the Returns II Eranr er5 IN the matter OF
tle following Roads vi,l he taken up for fnai dsno
siG5n ny tho County Comm seioaeTb. on tho q.
apsy!iad:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18Th, Sryr.
oponing new and closing an old roai ~ HjI'. ford
ing on Zig Elk or"ea; Return lied pr'l. 1855 Al
taraton 10 Marley nd 'nsaf IGmeg i,enny'a now
i. 7. IcCNIlauehal, .nethro h9i Telrua g a,sp IL
Private fedi for Levi TayIori Return I'D MAY 1891
WFnNFc 9AT, JANUARY leth. tEXT
Pond frcGl A. btNitr's 10 Froyidcnra NH Dan p.
Return NIo1 Nay issi rrivote ROAD Tor George =
Tavi3f; E.trrn fled luna 1905. Road f.-n7 sd
W. Ia 81. a !.,ccpa iocaHon); aa,urn tied S?7tanl.
her, 1855.
TarPSpty, JANUARY ,7th, NFyT.
Alteration in Road at Hnrl.us Mil, Return fled
May, lstH etra shtanng North Inst aud Turkey
Point Road Rs,nra dAi Jnlv IsnG. New rdai from
near a'as Hil's parn 10 Center ;.rho-1! Ioc,a M ,
Return flied eopte.ahe. 1866
u, 9rset JAS. $ CRAWFORD, Cork
&c - lsE--'" Com'rs Cecil county.
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II PREVENTS POVERTY AID 'gnETcHEDAEss.

The Thee Of
dependent cold
moi
more 4F' nor more in he world, d m his family we'll provided
:
Many kind
An
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NDWETE

PIE ORpiA%,' cDu&T w.il moot on the I.'iE
TUESDAY f., ''1 ,1ry- instead ot tie S.-u.
uit Court, (. y. CUTLER,
H'g - !SGt1w ls"aiatar.
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atz,EsslAyh, rfar,r,r.

TIE ST'TH9 ME'lIAU5 Of the 0g'aUa' Cow. d
: t...i comfy VII he hei! ou tie sec.u! NiE~H&l
n e.".s lr'.th. rNtcUprs. himi"islra 04 auI an i.
inns ~ ''Hs :trr .ec'un,- 'eta ~" gla"se erina, u
% vo,,-,g.l ivw days bcts.a yaGr'.
g. CUTLER. Hcg,4,ct.
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mission which t."& Iaa,h sgirn'ora
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ar sla.yAgr.,t'
Tile Supreme Court ccnt;sts Of the fo'
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SiiEHiFE'S SHE.


~ yir:uo Of five writ- OF reuHjtJni Eyrauas.
/. .s.- on. 81 .ie Circuit Court ;Ur It"H equity.
me .. tas s,l. Of Charles Eaet.t one ~ III" SUI
Of est. @utEUrg.t : % on al tle sut u = IN "a.
Lcterrnan i Co.. cn. It he saJ ct ihbna' W. '"a-
ud or,s .. he aa'.- :. Arn'!l Nn~"aau A.dlin.rr
an ID. aia4t ie gooj- and r!ate'. lands nod t'n"-
rn1r'ts ot Jsfn.: 4. rroe, to me directed. ha''
aI1e1 ari LItrn all We wight, .i.'- claim in ere.
and estate 81 il" fa q oG.t. Of thl sad JAn-s Is
Price il BAD 70 al .llt
Piece or parcag OF Hand,
sua> ~ Prd9',rs low IT. Gas-afrai Neck, III Cecil
county, Maryland, containing
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n'r. or ,ess pary,J;arIy 4, scribal in n5ea e,
IN. Pice 10 JAu.l4 Is. P,ice, ,'sGGl January 5sh
1851. recorded in IL O. H. Il. N. No l. folio 90 on
0i tho LanI Record Books Vi Ceci. c0u4;yi ana !.
hereby 81, ao.2a that "a
Saturday, ii; l1tb 3.'y Of JaenajW 1867,
at o'r'c.k IN. ut ,ae Cou'. Housr !12~, IN -ho
tuwn a lstor, wi oloc ,ul safe SAID properly. eu
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CaShs to satisfy SAID wlr.z and co-ta.
r. WESLEY J'EN1,T, Sheriff.
Shcrjf's O.f,c T.Htcl, Dec -, ial.-..S
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For Sa.e-.-k Farm OF lOl Acres,

Il MILES from .'ang Sun village, Cecil county,
l. Ni; IS asrss Woodland a'rssrn and rnnriny
HrrinSs-Avory field e-n he waJ.rei. Dwelling
rooms, 10. in vory good repsr, Good r1omy Rarn
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PIECE or parcaR OF LaTd,
TOR e-SLE.

THE: EnIcH IT'LL. FARM"
CONTAINING 296 ACRES.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-20

CoNGREss.-It will be seen that the Uni
ted States Senate on yesterday passed the
bankrupt bill, and is now law.-Rich-
n.on2 Dispatch, 18Th.
The Dispatch will please apologize for its
error, or prove to the Examiner that its
statement of the 18th is correct.-Ffede-
ricksburg Ne,os.
AS the editor who made the blunder is
absent, we might avail ourselves of the op-
portunity to lecture him for carelessness.
But, then, upon his return, ne might re-
tort, and get up war Gin the family"
So we will even beg to be excused upon
the promise of better conduct hereafter.
The mistake was very natural one, mas
much as the bill had previously passed the
House. The writer knew not 1--WE do not
pretend to say he ought not to have known
that it had been amended in the Senate.
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,sprcrAY. NOTICES,

1870 PLANTERS AND FARMERs.-TH1
orr uANUFACTURINg COMPANY testsblish-
Al since $780, having the exclusive control Of all
the night soil Of New York city, offer for SALE sr.
cl,sfveiy for cash. new article OF DOUBLE RE-
FINED PouDRETTE, warranted free from impu-
rity and rubbish, which they will sell for twenty
ave dollars per ton, delivered on board Of vessel
in New York city. This article, which IL pulver-
lied as fne as -four, has equal for corn, cotton,
and tobacco. and Is equal to No. Peruvian guano
In the proportion Of two pounds for one Of guano
and better than the best brands OF Super Phos-
pilates, pound for pound This Ia inst the thing for
those who will pay cash for = good article at low
price. We have coarser article st twenty dollars
per ton. Samples sent BY mail tfree) on receipt OF
three cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con-
vinoed. Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com.
pany, 90 Courtlandt street, New York.
ROCKY MouSr, EDazcoxBR COUNTY, y: C,}
November 10, 1889.
N. James r. DEFY:
sir-In reply to your inquiry OF the results OF our
experience in the use Of your improved Poudrette,
purchased Of you for this years cotton crop, We
would beg leave TO say that the present season has
been one quite unfavorable to the action OF all
fertilizers. Several kinds Of nnanures ,oere used
by us, ,oith the exception Of your Poufrehe. pfh
lutte or no effect to the crop. Where the Poudretts
.oas oI1lied It gaze hdyd bale or more
per acre, and caused the cotton TO open much
earlier; and we would therefore recommend the
same as . concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, as well an Improvement to the soil.
Yours, very respectfully,
n l4-ew< HENRY P. STULTs d BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-20

The Corn or the RIoHxoNp BAsxs.-
In the House of Representatives on Mon
day a resolution was introduced by Mr..
Cook, and referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary, directing the coin held by the
Secretary of the Treasury by order OF .ne
President, and claimed by the Bank OF w"
rinia, the Farmers Bank of Virginia. anu
the Exchange Bank of Virginia, 70 DO pa'a
into the treasury, with right 70 'D' ."
80 - nrosscute their claims thereto.