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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-22
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE
For DELINQUENT Taxes for the fiscal Year
Rnding December 81, 1885.

-
DY VIRTUE OF DIFFERENT EXECU.
ID tons issued ont Of the Justices Court, Town.
ship No. 3, Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, 10
me directed and delivered, April 70, 1867, and
against tho following named defendants and pos
IeIsory claims and improvements thereon, or i'm.
provemcnts when separately assessed, for the
several sums owing and due upon each lot or
parcel Of land and improvements thereon, TO-
gsther with sccruing costs and expenses Of sale;
and In pursuance Of an Act entitled an Act TO
provide revenue for the support Of tho Govern.
ment Of the State Of Nevada, approved March 9,
1865, and an Act smendstory thereof, approved
March /, 1866, l shall expose for sale at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder for cash,
In front Of the Courthouse doors. dt Virginia,
Storey county, Nevada, between the hours Of
o'clock A. n. and 5 o clock P. ~, namely, at II
o'clock A. N. on
Monday, June 3, 1867,
80 much OF zach piece or parcel Of land herein.
after described, together with improvements
thereon. or improvements when assessed separa-
tsly, As shall be necessary to satisfy said execu.
tion and costs Of sale, all Of said property being
situated In Storey county. Nevada, to.wit:
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Cresus Gold and silver Mining
Company.-NorIcE IL hereby given that at q
meeting OF the Trustees. held this day, an assess
ment OF ten dollars per share was levied on each
and every share Of the capital stock Of said com.
pany, payable Immediately tn the Secretary, at
The Office of the company In Gold HUI. Nevada,
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
4. N. EDGINGToN, See'y.
Gold Hill, April 8, 1857. sps.h
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nancy Gold and silver Mining Go.

nRney Gold and silver Mining Co.,
Lyon County. Nevada-Sotiee Is hereby given,
that ut a meeting o: the Board Of Trustees OF
said Company held on the 95,h day Of April. 1867.
an assessment Of any $50 cents per share was
levied. pay sble Immediately In United States gold
and silver coin, to the Secretary. 6o7 Washing.
ton street. San Francisco. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 3Oth
day Of May. 1867. shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public auc.
lion. and unless payment shallbs made before,
Win Be sold on the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
lime. 1857, to pay the delinquent assessment,
toe.ther with costs Of advertising and expensel
Of ssie. By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
omcs COT, wsshington street, San Francisco
sp2aln
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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ArSpeoial Medical Soticc-Dr. hnrles
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John sharp. imp'ts on Alpha Cos grind Sc o.
A y paul .. i'm It 10 b ID &c 90
John Doc, No. ll2. Lot II, Block l,
Mitchell & Lamsroux tract. east
diyiIlon 20 "
John Doc, No. IA, Lot Q, Block l,
Mitchell & Lameroux tract, east
diyIion. 20 VI
John Doe, No. l9, Lot !, Block l,
Mitchell & LamerouI tract, east
division. 80 W
John Doc. No. lls. Lot 3, Block l.
Mitchell g. Lameroux tract, east
division. 20 W
John Doe, Lot ll3, Lot 10, Block !,
Mitchell & Lameroux tract. east
division. 80 W
John Doe, No. III, Lot 6, Block l.
Mitchell & Lapsroux tract, east
division. 10 W
John Doe. No. 1l6, Lot 7, Block /,
Mitchell e. LsmerouI tract, east
division. 30 W
John Doe, No. lis, Lot 8, Block !,
Mitchell & LamerouI tract, east
division. 10 W
John Doe, No. Ill, Lot l, Block !,
Mitchell & Lameroux tract, west
division. " o.
John Doe, No. Ito, Lot 9, Block ],
Mitchell e. Lamsroux tract, west
division. 10 W
John Doe, No. 100. Lot S, Block l.
Mitchell e. Lameroux tract, west
division. 30 ~
John Doe, No. los. Lot 6. Block l.
Mitchell e. Lameroux tract, west
John Doe, No. io7. Lot I, Block l.
Mitchell & Lameroux tract. west
division. DO %
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P. MULCAHY.
QhsriH Of gtorey county. Nevada,
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Belcher Compnny.-Notice 10 hereby
given, that at 4 meeting Of the Trustees Of said
Company. held thisday, IN assessments OF Twelve
(sl2) Dollars per share was levied on each
and every share Of the capital stock ofsald Com.
pany. payable immediately, TO the Secretary a.
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said Assessment sh all remain unpaid on THURS
DAY, April 25th, 1867. will be advertised on
that day As delinquent, and unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold on Monday, May
9th, 1857, to pay said delinquent assessment.
together with cost OF advertiSing and expenses OF
sale.
Nv order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
H. BRUCKMANN. Secretary.
virginia, New, Mar. IS. 1867. mr26-td
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Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental
20 their sox. can consult the Doctor with tho ~.
sursnca Of relief.
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P. MULCAHY.
Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
". T. HLALT, Deputy.
yi,einia, NAV 2. 1867, myt.lm
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine OF the Faculty ofParis, Graduate
fthe University Queens College, and Physlcisn
o. the st. John Bsptlste Society Of San Fran.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-01-18
THE ELECTION OF u. $. SENATOR.

We presume the election of Simon
Cameron to the United States Senate,
is fixed fact, though, at this writing,
we have not heard whether he has been
chosen. But we know that he is the
nominee of the Mongrel caucus, and
that, we take it, is equivalent to an
election. The success Of Gen. Cameron
is the defeat of the Radicals; nay, more
than this, it is the overthrow of a clique
of demagogues that have ruled Penn
sylvania during the past six years. 1t
is political death to CURTIN and worse
than political annihilatiOn to FoRNEY,
to whom it will lose the Secretaryship
of the Senate. OF course, had we been
a member of the Legislature, we would
have done all in our power to secure
the election of the Stiffest-backed Dem
ocrat in the State, but among all the
Radical candidates for the position, our
choice was Simon Cameron. For, first,
his election smashes the Curtin-Mc-
Clure machine, whose Juggernaut
wheels have run long enough over the
necks of Democrats; secondly, it wipes
out the malign influence of Thaddeus
Stevens; thirdly, it pulls the last feath-
er out of the rotten "dead duck" For
ney; and lastly, it makes SIMON CAM
ERON, and not a creature of the Mongrel
Radical party, U. S. Senator. AS to the
cry of corruption raised by Stevens, Cur
tinand Forney, they are nota whitpurer
than Cameron. They are all ''tarred
with the same stick" If the people
would put an end to corruption in the
public offices, they must turn their
faces not only against Cameron, but
against "the whole ships crew" Of the
Radical leaders. t-f
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ment was received with vociferous ap-
plause. Speeches were made by Hon.
Edgar CoWan, Hon. ]. r. Doolittle,
Hon. J. S. Black, Hon. T. A. Hen
dricks, Hon. NJ. Blair and others.
Judge Black eul0gized the Supreme
Court for its action in regard to Militia
~ Commissions and paid high trib-
ute to Mr.. Justice Davis. Taking it
all in all the banquet was grand sue
cess.
Congress is to be perpetual. a bill
for this purpose has been passed by
both Houses of Congress. The next
Congress is to meet on the fourth OF
March, next, Immediately after the ad-
journment of the present one. OF
course the taxpayers will relish this
arrangement. 1t seems necessary that
Congress should be in continual session
in order-tO SdUe the Radical pGrty :!
Any public measure tending to this
end, will, Of course, receive the sane
ton OF the people, ana NOBODY VIII
complain of the expenses it will entail
upon us.
The defeat of Stevens for .. S. Sen
ator is received in conservative circles
here as a favorable omen. 1t is thought
that Cameron will not vote with the
extreme men of his party. The Radi-
Gals do not regard him as sound on the
impeachment question, as wellas some
other measures of theirs.
Gen. Coffroth, Assessor of Internal
Revenue, is here, looking as serene and
happy as ever. TIE Generals contir-
nation by the Senate is confidently ex-
pected. More anon from PRY.
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BILE ground that may give the commit
tee drawn in his case, an excuse to GUST
him. Linton's majority was upwards
of 700 and Mullins about twice as
much. But what care the miscreants
who "run" the Legislature for such ex-
pressions of the popular will?
Tomorrow Gov. Geary will be in
augurated. Great preparations have
been made for the occasion. The hero
of Snickersville will be seated in the
gubernatorial chair with all ''the pomp
and circumstance of glorious war;
The State will pay the piper, and Berg
ner and Kunkle, who resisted the pay
ment Of expenses for honors to Grant
and Farragut, will not say word in
behalf of the suffering taxpayers
l shall try to keep the Legislature So
Der, but, of course, that is an easy mat
ter, as none of the members are ever
known to drink. LEX.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS
have been held, recently, in Connecti-
cut and Ohio. Both were largely at
tended. The Connecticut Convention
did not meet for the purpose of making
nominations, but for the more import
ant one of considering the state of the
country. Resolutions were passed by
this Convention, approving of the
course of President johnson, and pledg-
ing him full supportin carrying out the
measures of the Government. The
Ohio Convention, after adopting an ex-
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cellent platform, nominated Judge
ALLEN G. THURMAN as their candi-
date for Governor. Judge Thurman
is one of the ablest men in the State,
has been a member of Congress and
Judge of the Supreme Court. He is a
nephew of Hon. William Allen, the
old Jacksonian Senator. The Democ-
racy of Ohio, although in q much
greater minority than our party in
Pennsylvania, are up and doing, and
intend to give the enemy a hard race in
next October.
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THE PRESIDENT IMpEACHED.

son was one Of the threats of the dem
agogue during the last political can
vass. Accompanying the vituperation
and exaggerations of an unusually vi
olent campaign, from every radical
platform and press, arose the menace
to depose the President for violation of
the Constitution and abuse of power.
When the facts were demanded upon
which to base such grave charges, the
radicals generally retreated amid con-
fusion of empty words and an absurd
jargon about removals from office.
Outside the circle of ultra-radicals and
their fanatical or ignorant partizans,
the subject, when mentioned, excited
contempt or Indignation only, accord
ing to the temperament of the listen
er. But the hyperbole of the stump
has at last been put into resolution
instructing the Judiciary Committee
of the House of Representatives to in
quire into the official conduct of the
President. The immaculate Ashley,
of Toledo, Ohio, who promised his con-
stituents last fall, "not to give sleep to
his eyes nor slumber to his eye-lids un-
til President Johnson was impeached,"
introduced the resolution, which was
passed by a strict party vote, all the
Radicals supporting it except Raymond
of New York, and thevenerable Judge
Spalding, of Ohio.
Thus the menace of the political
campaign is fulfilled in this initiatory
step towards impeachment; Ashley,
the insomnious, has redeemed his he
roic pledge, and-we shall hear no more
of the subject during the present Con-
gress. For it is not probable that the
Judiciary Committee will be able (if
willing) to report before theclO Of the
present Congress, when it will be too
late to act.
Practically, the only effect of this bra
vado of impeachment, has been aslight
fiutter in the Wall st. money market.
But capital is proverbially timid, and
instinctiveIy takes alarm at every ten
dency towards violent measures. Else
where the movement attracts no atten-
ton, Notwithstanding the melo-dra-
matte air of the sleepless Ashley and
the owlish solemnity Of the House.
What gives the resolution still less
Significance, is that the impeachment
was not agreed upon in caucus, Mr..
Ashley having foOlishly resolved to
redeem his promise, without consult
ing that formidable body. For the
caucus of Thaddeus Stevens is as pow
erful at Washington as Marat's Com
mittee of Public Safety in revolution
ary France, with the conscious disposi-
ton, but lacking only the power, to
exercise the mercies of the guillotine.
tits useless to speculate, at this early
day, on the probable course of the next
Congress, in regard to impeachment;
when the hero of Fort Fisher shall re-
ceive the radical lash from the palsied
hands of Thad. Stevens.
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LET it be observed that the Supreme
Court of the United States, the high
est judicial authority in the country,
the tribunal which decides all dispu-
ted Constitutional questions, sustain
the Democracy in their opposition to
the trial of citizens not in the military
or naval service of the United States,
by Military Commissions, or Courts
Martial. Every word uttered by the
Democrats against the persecution of
Vallandigham, DIR. Olds, Mr.. Maho-
ney, J. w. Wall, and other leading
Democrats, is sustained by the decision
of that court in the Milligan case. Re
member that even JUDGE CHASE,
Lincoln,s Secretary of the Treasury,
was compelled to concur in this decis-
ion. Thus are the Democracy vindica-
ted.
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Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has re-
ceived the Radical nomination for u
nited States Senator.
The Maryland Legislature will e.
lecta United States Senator tonight,
18th.
Gen. Grant approves of the Presi-
dents veto of the District White Mans
Degradation Bill. So does every body
of common sense and patriotic princi-