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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
silver mining Csmp..

Confidence silver Mining Comp1-
ny, Gold Hill, Storey county, State of Nevada :
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting Of tho
Board OF Trustees Of said Company. held on the
twenty. .Afth day Of March, 1868. an assessment
No. 6, Of Ten Dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company. payable the
twenty-slxih day Of March, 1868, In United States
gold coin. to the Secretary, R Wsgensr. ll4 CALI
fornIa street, San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the THIRTIRTH DAY OF APRIL,
1868, shall be deemed delinquent, nnd will be
duly advertised for sale ut public auction, and
unless pay ment shall be made before, will bc
sold on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF MAY, 1863, TO pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with cost. Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. By order Of tho Board Of
Trustees. r. wEGENER. Secretary. :
Office; 4l4 California street, San Francisco,
California. 'mh2'-td
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Gold min Quartx Mill nnd NIininE

Gold hill Quartz Mill md MininE
Company. Storey County, State Of Nevada
-Notleu ls hereby given. that at meetln 6 ofths
Board Of Trustees ofssId Company held on the
18th day Of March. 1868, nn assessment Of
Twenty Dollars per share was levied upon
the capItalstoek Of said Company, payable on
tho 18th day Of March, 1868, in United States
gold coIn, to the Secretary, r. wsgener, il4 Call
lfornia street, San Francisco, California Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on tho SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1868, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will DO duly advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment shall bo made before. will be
sold on FRIDAY, the 9th day Of May 1868. to
pay tho delinquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising md expenses Of snlo. by
order Of the Board Of Trustees.
RWEGENER, secretary.
oHlcc, E4 California street, San Francisco,
California. mhls'lm
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Brick Store to Rent /!

TIE FINE sToRE.RoOM OPPOSITE THE
Union Mil. and adjoining the grocery store
of i. O. Cook, In for rent. Ssidroom Is 80 by 20
feet and well suited for any kind Of business,
and will DO let for year 10 q good tenant on
reasonable terms.
Apply on the premises. or TO John Haub With
Taylor 4 Co., 6t O Etrest. Virginia.
Gold Hill, March %, 1868. mh27-lm
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CIDa, ACIDs-I50 CARBOYs
N Of salphurie. Muriatic and Nitric Acids.
10 store and for sale AZ reduced prices BY
II. q. KIRK Il co.
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HALLE
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Erery year increases frc noD7a-,
| 0r0ti0H, qChich is due 20 Hleri.
UtOHe. Ne cNJt 0SSstt.e orr oEC4
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its high standard, and 81 those
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and Ear. He is also successful Physician and Sur
seon, and advise all who have dise of these
CANS to apply to him and be he led. (Siyned)
r. c. THOMPSON. NJ. D.
oculst and Aurist No Gle West Washington Street
Chicago, Illinois
s. Burdick, NJ D. New York City.
A. R. Morgan, VI. D. Syracuse, n. Y.
J. s Douglass ". T. Milwaukee Wis
g J Pcarsall NJ D. Saratoga Springs Ny
y. 8. St.Sure. VI. D. Shehoyean
II. L. Ziely NJ d. Manitowoc. Wis.
C. e. Croker VI. D. Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss Z. Carey of Schuyierville n. Y cured of deaf
ness 10 years standing. in 1852.
Cured Enock E-cksons chill years old of ulcer
IF eyeball June fS67.
Cured f. L. Anderson Of Mantowoc, of inflammation
of eyes, July. 1867.
Cured Mrs. NJ Burns of Meme; of Blindness of three
mouths, spring 1852.
Miss H. Gleason Milton. Saratoga county y. Y.
Strengthened Cross-eyes, 1876.
Mr.. Herdena. Kossuth Manitowoc cocnty, cured OF
granulatei eyelids. 1867.
Mr.. Dano, of Manitowoc, cured of inflammation OF
the eyes. 1861
Cured c. B. Shove. of granulatei eyeids in 1890.
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael Nc
rarty of Kossuth Manitowoc county, 1864, July Isl
1857 remains well.
Removed Cancr- from the breas. of Mrs J. webste
late of Manitowoc of Tallahassee Florida in Februar,
s6T
Cured L. Winters. of Gibson, Man;towoe county o.
Fits, (of years staulin) in 1869 July 1st 1867 rcna
we'll. Could report many other cases permanent,
cured
rnC-l on DR.. EAST0N of Man;towoc WIS., whom
YOU can consult free. and he VIII give you q cGndir
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DEAFNESS
REFERENCES,

Noi In the :ie:,& i;iSCAtr.- from the er Ca:lrrh
"a, GERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-24
1 pp1s.. % rH1 seavous AVID p.snIrA-

4 ppKH6, 10 Thh snRvoUs AND DIBnIrA-
n ~, vhoss tn6erinp hsvs bSen protssessd from
sss ssrsuAss ess,enss desr.sl. q you srs sasrns,
Aavs sd1srsd, from iAvoiuGty cischsrses, whss 81
=: esst IfcHsss spon ysur general nssliha 10 you
sse,er crosso. pspiisiion Of ne hearty Does yonr
.vssnss.i.ss2 asas. g ross ndnsJ. n.aus.sl, get
10 " Or b IL rnny or s~ttlingf Or does thick scum
rs the topf o. + sediment 1t the 10 ttom afer IL
he st.ed ..he D. You h.vs spsIls Of sho.. breath
you spsi u 'atutins rushss VI blood to the
headi e yans nsmefy i~ps'rsdi Isyour mind con-
ss'.s.. mop,ns tired 81 sonp.ny 70 wish
y Be lot alone. % rs svny frnn evsyhodJ Dsesany
n's sAns n'.ks Jon start Or jnnpi L5our sleep bro.
ksn rssiSsl b the lussEe " your eye brilliant
ssif il scciety ven DO you pursue your Insiness
ID youss.ifI Ar yos spirits dun and nsgsiDe eiv
70 nts ofmsiaeehs =, DO rot 10y II 70 yoar livsr
nav. ysa .s 9s1i hs,. q. ,,s sis.
Now rseses ssltssuss vsnsreal sssass badly cured.
ss y tAa s.sss..e Organs The organs q generation,
vhsA n psk1bot beslrh, Msks the man DID you over
tsve organs II ,A1sa AsltAi You bear snch
nss conplaiu Of being melancholy. nsrvonsncss OF
sis ersss
discouraged they always polite and pleasan. The
so.p.as sal:a, 80 LOB sGa ana !. then rsa, the
- etcut SAsn. Idb "a mean thoss who ksst IA
orga inflated hy running 70 exceee. Thess VIII MT
only their constitutions, but also they do cuisines
With or ".
How aaAuy nsen, hoo bAAiy-sursa dssesa4s, from .
escss n eeEsbnse and ecssaes, have iroexht about
Of weakness IN those organs that has reduced
he Cnsral y stsu - Mch = % inince almost every
othsF oDanee-idiocy, luuscy. pafssss, SPINAL atssc-
siona soCAe md almost every other form Of disease
which humaotyis heir to, and the real Of the
trouble scarcely Suspected and have doctored foo
nii but ths right one.
Dseass Il these organs require the use o. Diuretc
HsLMBOLp'S FLUID ATTRACT BUChu Is the great
Dinrec and certain for dseases OF the Bladder
Kidnsys. Gravel, Bropsy, Organic Weakness, Female
Com Paits General Debility and al diseases OF the
Utioary Organs, whether existing In Male Female,
from whatever originating, and matter Of hsw
long standing.
Ii NO sro.tmenti Is snbmitted TO. Consumption or In
sanity may Our flesh and blood are supported
from these and the health aud happiness, and
thsto po3terity depends upon pron pt Of reliable
remedy.
Helm holds Extract Huchn, established upward Of Is
years prepared by H. H2LMBOLD, Druggist e94 New
York and l04 South 10th Street. Phiadelpha tn Prcx
Is per bottle, bottles for $780, delivered to any
sddress. sold by Druggists everyv here.
Atsons genuine unless done up in stet engraved
wrapper with facsimile ofmy Chemical Warehouse and
sien a Ii. T. HELM BOLD.
oct2-dAN 2m
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-
Tbs New Orleans Republican, shows az
how that State eame to DO carried for Sey-
mour. IL Gays:
"We saw number Of men from one of the
eastern parishes few days ago, from whom
We learned . fe, signrRcant facts. Al sew
eral voting places the whites atsndsl with
their guns, from whence they sailed out in
bands, surrounded the colorsd men and acs-
ually drove thsm % the polls, and u the
muzzle Of their Aree ms compelled them 70
vote the Democratic ticket.
1.-THE returns from several OF the parishes
will show that the Democrats have polled
nearly the entire registered vote. It can be
shown that large numbers of colofed men
did no. vote. and upon the facs Of the ressl.
there is fraud.
In ths opinion Of those connected with
registration 70 the several wards Of this city,
there we're two or three thousand illegal and
fraudulent naturalization papers voted upon.
Thus II eveU part Of the State did this
part OF violence carry on its high handed
measures of outrage and fraud. Desperate
in defeat they became reckless, and oresa.
lied systematic intimidation ia 30 Open I
manner that the whole country knew the fact.
lntolerant Of opinion, they embodied their
hatred sf Rspublieaa principles in aets Of Vi.
olencs- Regardless Of thu rights Of men.
they knew no right but their chains to rule.
and acknowledged NO criterion but euccsse. =
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ASS@& - AAVOA
The funeral OF Mr.. George Warren ~. IN
have taken place on he l0sA, eccnrd;a~ ~
the published annosnesmsns, but - -.
pleased 70 state that that gentlsman Is i :
fair way Of enjoying life for pears ret On
Saturday last, at II o'c'ock . M, IL he CITY
Of AeAdville, George Warts. y Al appear
sncss. breashed his last. He was prspared
for barial, ard The teinains vsrs % 81 sehs
= this city for inlsrnSnE His sistes, whe
as pssssstat Ne sinss a - .1speeecd -
asss arrived bsss 81 62n1day oi2hf. sad
made prupa1atios TO receive che u,eie neholv
cortege. On Monday . hsarse and carria.e
vent to the depot, but the object Of their
search was not there, and they received word
that the funeral party had missed the train
The hsarse vent to the depot again YESTERDAY.
but instead Of the corpse there came : tiis.
patch slstinx that Mr.. Warren showed arm.
OF life. z dispatch, received n . late hour
lass evening. stated that ne had BEEN removed
ron hle sof6a asd ~ sis.ine 10 q I'd.
whit mutt b ths Feelings 81 III ftieuds g
thug having restorsd to them ono Who -
mourhed . dad, beyond the possibilitv al s
doubs9 He Icy in the death-l,ks irsace
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CARLETON, the Boston Journals CORE
spondent, who has just been around the
world, and wrote splendid letters on his way
from Palestine. Japan, China and other
countries, called at the Nonpdriel office, in
Council Bluffs, the other day. The Nonpa-
riel Gays:
Mr.. Conn, ("Carleton" OF the Boston .romrpoi1
visited U, yesterday. lie has just returned from
tour through Europe and Asia, by the wsy OF
Cslcutts and San Francisco. Two years ago be
WAS sent by tho Journal TO visit the seat Of war
during t seven days campaign, which resulted
10 Ssdowa and the psace o. Prague, thence to It.
alp, where he spent the winter of Is66-7-thenee
through Turkey, and TO India, China and Japan.
The letters Of "Caristsn" have been reprinted
from the journal into nearly every newspaper in
both hemispheres, and have won for their nuthsr
. we'll deserved literary reputation.
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4evoAe II Inc 10e0Rto3s
W1sA ~ sssnssk = rssel1oss ~ ~ Ssa6nuaa-
ss,ss. The bors's shsdsel - bra1a s.ss4 ~ ~
ssryes = tamnuiA eall u The ~ q = sf11f1xs
STOMACH sIrfsls. II ,ss vos,d rssssre qsiss. rssD-
d as1 har.osy = DE sstssn q thess I.porsast or
80. iarss psoperaaa u tho complaints 70 which
q. A.ss f4nily ars sass<t originate in indigestion.
~ ~ llgsrssg ossadys tbs rs,sat d insunssabis
siInesss - issrssas ITSELF, the BTTrEps the
saiy astsls prossd " experiences to b universal and
ssilias rsusly. Dut although ii wss Is r.nedy fer
1yspspsis asd b.onsnss that they frst tanned pres
es twenty years sso It well undsss God ho.h by
- psbc ssd ths nsdscAi profession. that their
avs propsFtiss tshs ~ wider rssge In
pisisss spssne1ae adscions fever and ague every
variety Of sssei ard local dsb y their effect Is most
s.istary asd Of preparing the stem
sst Asap coid possonons ss<~ens In H. vster the
:. pnsstioa sxpe IRE. 10 medicinal agent q pre-
s.t ksoss - firstly compared with this powerful
yes harnis ie.se 1hs srsbls and sensitive Who can
~ ssfAsssna ths ncissncy Of the winter sesson Will
AaA the AfTBns ex,cty the Article they ssed 70 Tor
nfy NJ sustajn tuen tnovz4 dfw
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rOEBTITUT1O0AL A01NDNEuTDs
Constitutional Amsndmsnts cannot ~
f. ced. Thsy m1s kids tkek tias. II y
only aAdsf ~ pressure Of intsnss pops1sT
convictions that chansss II ~ organic les
are made. The proposed change may b :
desifabls ons, but 4 mus press upoa ths'
pesrle with Ne impsrasiveness Of uscsssi-
" before they wiltsahstion Il. II any one
has IN amendments the organic nv 10 pro-
poss, let him boldly state il. Ifit be right,
let him urgeh, urge il, and urge It agAin,E
He will get adhessats after > time. Otbsx
mes viii ! se the right and the need Of il. II
will be spoksa for il the press and on the
stump. Then the people will see the right
andahs need Of it, and will demand it. Thsss
let them havs it. Don't ask them to adopt
It until they Do demand il. # you dc they
will-reject il. They are slow to call conven-
tons or amend Constitutions. The call for .
Convention hss NOT been sanctioned By the
people Of Illinois. The Amendments pro-
posed were no doub. cord enough 10 them
selves. INT tbs aeed Of them No. Dot iels.
Nov. epitAas ovsr there IN llii1ois. CIasi,y
is osi5 noble when II IL I pfivition 4 the
giver. People are no Dobler for good act
if they have dons it un~ittinsly. Wiseonsia
Vas ready not u let a coIored man vote. She
never had lst him vote. One day some sharp
lawyer sAs reading the Constitas,on Of the
State, and he found that somebody had blun-
dered, and that there Vas no prohibition il
that instrument against : colored mans vot-
ing. SO the question was carried to the
Coass r The Court opened its eyes, scanned
the consttntioa, and found that there svas
indeed no prohibition there. Everybody was
surpriaed, bat the. negro voted. and the
wiicohsin Kepnblican party drew long
breath. and was heartily glad i, had the case
aoessiy on ito hands. Nov, does any one
believe there was half the merit attaching 70
IT, Risiohsin Republicans for tie soiorsd
mans voting in tina. State, that there 10 70
IN toHA lsspnblicAns for his voting here
Not bit Of il.
liza seasure is right, the people sre b. tsI
for having granted it, against their preju-
disaA than If their preindioes hsd favored
the grant. And they only get TO that point
when their convictions have become inisnss.
And that intensity only comes from agitation
OF urgent uecessity.
Thers ars indications that some further
amendments to the Consultation will be pro
p4ssa dsXux do coming sessiou Of Cossress.
Well, let ~ have them for hearing. Let the
pspsts ann 10 pscpfs have them for discus.
sion. Then, if following that dlscussion
there be snch popular conviction of then
necessity, justice, and consonancs with Re-
pablicanism, as must lead to their present OF
ultimate adoption, they can be offered 81
measures Of party policy otherwise they
should remain as mere individual PROPOSE
tions, for which thu proposer Of them must
be responsible, and not the Republican party.
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Ths Wedding Day Arrives bue ,
1riAeyroen Appears.


For several days the public have been
busy manufacturing scandal on account Of
thu disappearance Of Thos Waddal, On in
suranee solicitor Of this city, Who vas soos 10
be married to Miss Lixsie Lawrescs. We
give the names OF the parties aad he psrtie-
ulars Of the affair, hoping that the faets will
set 1t rest the idle reports that are being cir
culated, to the injury Of both pessise. /,
seems that hey were engaged - . narried,
the day set for ~ lsst Wednesday, and
preparations made % "a hands - the in
pcrtent event The evsnipg came and Ill
WAS ready, except the bridegroom. but 10 HE
place came . ! her letters. i.tls presents, etc I,
and with them the startling news hat she
would never see him again. It vas cruel
blow, and came with crushing force, chang.
ing all her bright and happy anticipation
to deepest despair. Reason seems TO for.
sake it's throne for time, as the unfortunate
one wildly asked y sse him, il bus for mo-
ment. Kind friends cared for, and finally
quesed her excised feelings, but sssid moi
remove the fearful weight Of grief; and sow
she waits bis coming. - DdCsspors bemccyat.
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1T Ar Store.

q ,1aAaxuN arccxss ATTENDING our
- beesee - ia9uc<d ~ e maize great pssga-
Sol1@1n ~ xhe M phd WtAtsf ttAd~.
s1ssas - 9saaaesa sas seasain nsssay sSse9
article desired ff fAriiy such Dry and Fancy
oas Dooe sel ehoc Js~elfy md Plated wsss. Out
kU. ~, -. ia
Fressnts worth from - 10 500 s.ns nee 70 Agents.
hnhe soLr ssssss ssiarge - poseihaa - ssnAysae
moray ~ postal af Ter rseist ktrer
We a-e Axsnts for ovtr AuAdfe1 sprsigA and ~
NEST nenuAsx tori 5ts Iii 49, - - p Z.
Our goods new and sold At Msnuf ctuYsrs psscss
Ut u fr tArh aticls Isscspaivs chtcAs tfe ~ und.
rel or ten for u. Agents uAassA M$sgy tovp. CIR
culars ssnt Tree. ,5ss CusHMAN 4 CO.
10 Arch n. Do3 On.
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ro.nl,..-.......-...s4ss 2.4a. n.ssl oT ss,Ml ) !

This shows that the department. paid con-
tractors simply for carrying the mails, three
millions rore than the entire income Of the
Office from the South. And this 10 exclusive
Of the salaries Of Postmasters, clerks and
other expenditures, which in all would foot
up lsrger sum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-24

Mr. P11lard stales that etdnewall JXcksoa
once recommended night attack to be made
q eaea,lants stfipPsd naked and armed vilk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-24

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