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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12

MEXuCAN vi USTANG lin HNI.
Tho merits Of this Linimcnt are well known. Its
effects are instantaneous. soothing, md wonderful.
Cuts, bruises. sprains md sweillngs are 20 common,
and certain TO occur In every family, that q bottle OF
this LiuIment IL the best Investment that can DO
made.
sending for the doctor-lt II chcaper than thedoctor.
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 tave pleasure In recommending tbs Mexican
Mustang LIniment o. . valuable and Indispensable
article for Sprains. Sores. Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used II for Burns, Bruises,
eoreH, Rheumatism, &C.. aud all say u hcts IKE
magic" =. W. hEM III,
for Amer'n. Wells, Fargo's and Harnden's
"TGe sprain of my daughters ankle. occa:ioned
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured In one
week, ater she commenced using yonr selSSrsted
Mustang Liniment." ED. SEELi.
Gloucester, Mas, August J., lSJ.
Quick and sure Il certainly IL. All genuine is
wrapped IN steel.plate engravings. bearing the sigma
ture Of q. W. Westbrook, Chemist, aud the private
u, 8. stamp OF DEnAs BkRNEs 4 20. over tho top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit u win q
cheap stone plate label. Look eloseIyi.
Sold by all Drugsists. and Stores. At q and hocts..
and 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12
LYON,s FLEA

LYONS FLEA POWDER.
ills well known that Lyons genuine MaEnetc
Powder will perfectly destroy everything. 10 the
shape OF IDEAS, ticks. bedbugs. reaches, &C.; that ltls
perfect poison to the insect tribe, but entirely harIn'
less to the human species and domestic animals.
Bedbugs, Ants. Reaches, etc.. are IN every nouse.
This Powder Is their natural death. II should be In
every cupboard. -
JoHN L. RoXE. ESQ, Superintendent Of the New
York CITY Hospital, says: ut 10 the only
sure article we have ever used"
NKw YORK HOTEL PRoPRIrroRs say: "HshaVs
use" LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For exterminating insects and vermln. with entire
COLEMAN 4 SrETsoS. Aston House.
8. T. CoIzENs. American Hotel.
AuKRR 4 TRKADwELL, st. Nicholas Hotel.
8. LELAND 4 Co., Metropolitan Hotel"
Testimony Of this character might be added toany
length. Wherever It 10 used It adyertises Itself,
Tie genuine has the signature OF Z. Lyon, and the
private stamp OF DENAs BARNES q GO. Anything
else OF this kind is an Imitation or counterfeit: Any
druggist will procure the genuine II you Insist you
will have no other.
Sold BY all druggists and general storekespsrs In
every town and mining camp on the Pacific Coast.
nos ~ 2or3p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-12

PAINT AND IMITATION PAINTING
Of Wood, Marble and oil kinds Of om.,
mspting executed In the best style OF AT Aha "
sh 3df nSRe'j LINING and PAPER HANGING
done In 4 satisfsctory manner. All work guafAn'
teedi q T, nS of mixed PAINTS and coLoRs
s,r ALE n The lowest cash prices. -
have " P RS ii this State.
OoN Ril, October ], 100 ia
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NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry

OuIIGu VSlu ~.
Which has all the appearance Of FINE GOLD,
and Is very handsome.
Prices or Mons Watches, HuntiRs CaSos.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal; ........S 90
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10
Beautiful octagon.shape case, fine finish. 10 90
Heavy American style....... ..........' 10 "
One-half size, engraved ase..:.....;.. ~
Beautiful stem windcrs, nice size Watch. " W
Ladies', Watches, Hunting Gases.
Lowest price Watch. ...................S SW
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. 10 90
Extra fnc, engraved and enamelcd, very
handsome ~ w
Chains.
81 different styles Of Vest Chains YER. ,m
.. Giaercnt styles long Neck Chains, for
Lsontsin Chaim, to fasten with breasipin. 8
sleeve Buttons.
q different STYLES, plain, black, enameled,
engraved and with coral, per pair. Is To-
Shirt Studs, per sett........G........... 500
Beautiful sets, Pin and Ear Rings, enam
cled, with and without coral......... SIX
Childrcn's setts, Pin and Ear Rings, en-
craycd, enameled, with and without
We have Ladies' Watches, very beautiful,
in is carat gold cases, warranted. IS to 30
Genuine " Scotch Pebble" Spectacles, to
suit all slghts, In ane stee, f rn1s .ri sfv w
S spsf'As SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, At
about one.third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for a price list.
We can send any Of the above goods by E1-
c. E. COLLINS & CO.,
603 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
nOJ5m
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fortably. Indeed, passengers are now
taken from San Francisco to New York
in eleven days, and from this locality in
q proportionstely less time. The world
moves, and so docs the locomotive.
RUDE CARELxssxrss.-About S o'clock
las, evening, as We were passing the old
Imperial dump, on top Of the bus, seat
cd beside the popular driver, Doug, a
c.rman from the lofty trestle-uork
above dumped q car load Of ore, which
came rafting down. several pieces nying
outside of the dump, and one chunk ABOUT
the size of our fst struck the root OF the
nus lust back Of US. Had there been
the load of men on top which Doug. 1;
often favored with, some ones head
nigh. have suffered. The Imperial
Company will not object to that enrman
shouting stand from under on sucn
occasions. He ought to be polite enough
to see the point for himself, wi'hou'
being told.
INDICTMENT DIsXIssxp.-Ths indict-
ment against Frank W. Henderson, for
merly . bus driver between Gold Hill
and virriuis-for the shooting of Dick
Brown at Reno last s~pring-was day
before yesterday ignored and dismissed
by The Grand Jury Of wsshoe County.
Frank has been out on bail since the
ARRAY.
CHORAL s~ocIrrY.-Ths third season
fh. Choral Society commences at 1!
o'clock this evening, at Armory haIl
Virginia. Members aud those ae'i,'nt
to become members will please 'Ak'
notice.
DANCING ScuooL.-Dsn Lyons 'n'
wsll-known and favorite teacher o.
dancing, will open his school at Inss
ter Hall, Gold Hill, next Monday even
ing. See advertisement.
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Notice to Tax payers.

Oyyrcy OF County TREASURER, VIRGINIA,
Storey County, New, Oct. 10, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TIA TIE
1874 arc now due and payable at this oficc; and
that the law in regard TO their collection VIII Dc
strictly enforced.
N. i. DEXTER. Ex.oficio Tag Receiver.
ONCE In Court Housc Building, Room NO. .;
N B.-On ali Taxes unpaid at the close OF
husiness on the 10th day of November, 1865,
there win be ten per cent. delinquency added.
or1g Inn H. T.
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NEVADA.
New silver discoveries,

Late California papers give further accounts
OF The newly discovered silver mines in the
white PiLe" district IN Nevada. concerning
hich some bIiei but fabulous sta,emeut' have
been published. These mInes were discovered III
April last, and though the process OF their de-
veoOu Pnt has been comparatively slow, prob
ably owing TO the difficulty Cf transporting ma
chiuery IN such rugged country, late account Is
from respectable sources which may be re
ceved as 9IproXimatlDg the truth, give pro-
mi Of important results from the worGlng of
the MINIS.
TIE White Pine" district is cold and sno w.
The miues are much more elevated than are
those on the c, mstock range. There are lew or
no houst in the country. the inhahtants living
N tents or brush houses. In April last eIgnt test
of snow covered the ground In the neighbor
hood OF the nine Very few persons will AT.
tempt to winter there; but in the spring there
will be emigration lrdR. ali paris Of the country
TO the new mines. A Soo1 deal or rich ore has
be, n taken out, and will be reaoy for reduction
as room ss tie machinery OF The mills can be put
IN operation. One account speaks of ore which
is expected to yield from $1,000 TO $40, 900 per
ton. This is selected ore. and from lode
which is regarded as especially rich. mill is
Learly completed which will have capacity for
the reduction OF ten tons OF this ole daily.
A short time ago there was IN this whole re-
gion q population OF fifteen buudIei souls,
divided among three towns or camps, with oDl Y
some ten women (wives Of settlers). All the
newspapers of that part of the country agree in
advising "pTospPctors" not to think of going to
White Pine until spring.
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The New York Money Market.
From the Herald.

IRON the Herald.
"a FAIRS are rapidly coming TO crisis In Wall
syett, and the moue ary strDgency Was mOre severe
yesterday thar NJ any me previously the rates ad
IOT loans even on Government securities having oeea
aB high ab ANh PR cent nntl 10 morrow, while In
SOM II Babcts "a per cent. commissi IN WAS paid
mixed cOlisterRls In add ton 10 seven per cent
snDnm Ia currency The ex reme pressure le
many OF the hodeIB OF Gov er hmenG sc -uili-s.
10 ell cut niih OF buy ing back at IweI
preP, ora these SALE tXered very depressing -M
upon The market. the decline 10 the 81 tire list Az
Ing been tTum one 10 one and q hat per cent. bs-
tween The optn ns aud tba c,ose. There we're
wanting indications that The prncipsl deal, j.
cOuTsgtd This real ny movement TOR lie par
poAe OF getting cheap stock, and The INN edl ate
result OF This rapid decline viii probably ne
o sharp upward TencliOl. siinu aied bV ihO,e
who have asslsleu the COW nwarl course prices
II is indlsputsble That there never was dms when
p, OPT were n ore oesr Gus VI TuJiig UsNei StR'es
ItCI Ks on maTsins hR they are AZ present, bu he
scarcity OF money IL an insuperabe oO lacle IN he
way OF sp' cllAnon u all Dni BiTODg parties and ths
lhtteI have the ability TO tDrd the TIDE nDSa d {,
NheLever they see H. anh0osh. III retore, prices
nay go lover ten porni y, the onIu un is
bUtlO loOk Tor quick r>CUysIy."
From ue II fbttne
"The ,TipgfDcy In money continues 10 be exces-
slve, ana heaVy TataS we're paid 10 carry STOCKS: y
cent. freely bid In add ion to DER cent Gu
rtncp lDle est aud even big her reported There
was less borrowing to day, as brokers sold out Lner
slochs at marSet prices seetpg no relief To the
MOI ty market probable ct present, ..- -.
'sieTl'pg ExcbsDge u niinuPs firm. q basis OF
1870 09,6 Tor Ps Iis stering dis.
The banks to-day agreed 70 usa the per cent.
ghe certificates so usei viii be STAMPED Oy Sub
TTet FuTer able IN greenbacks ann will reiave Lh
banks 10 The amount USED IN their daily caarances
The amount 10 he aianped In S2Di0n d. Th'a action
paor That IL VIII afford relief 20 tae money
Il Ar&et." HI ..r. =
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WHIRL WIND.
A Brick Church Carried Away.

The Nashville Press and Times of NOV. q
contains the folio wing:
Yesterday morning. about o'clock, little
br ok church on toe Haroln pike, aoout eleven
m les from the CITY, and situated on point
where The read runs be- ween two 10 ~ hulS,
wa, literally b own aWav, only about four feer
oil tue walls being let srauding. Tue WIND had
been pretty stormy all the morning, an many
trees had been blown down on the sur.
rom ding hill, 0ut at The ho1r above named a
gust OF WIND swept along the roaj, ca'ch'n9
up In in Its sweeUlnp progress every deached
OBJECT IN the Vav, ard whrl ne them rOlnd as
II they were bonZ0n'al cylinder; fence rails,
bvancbes of trees, buuks OF earth, and even
e ones were whlrlei around by aeual anger as 1t
came along with irresistible force and neon
celvabe ra0iditv. II ruck the church about
four ieet above the grouUd, ripoed OH the b ic1s
ard mortar and swept the whole upper Uart
away quite clean. A lew bricks were dropped
along the road for two or three hun lr1d yards,
but the nam portion was taken nearly hiatt a
mile, to where the road opened out on wide
stretch OF comDaTatively Nat coubtry, and there
dropped in the bed Of creek, with the roof
snll firmly attached 10 the walls. Two 90 vs.
that had been TO leeward of the building while
1t was yet standing were knocked about twenty
yards away into hollow. They seemed con-
siderably stupe6ed, but otherwise sustained no
damage.
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pkCUND BOARD,
THE FAR WEST.
General Carr's Recent Fights with the
Indians.

The Lawrence (KaDsas) specials to the Chi
cago Tribune OF Oct. 81 contain Toe folio WiBg:-
'Adyces from Fcrt Hayes state that General
Carr, with detachment of tue 5th Cavalry,
struck an IL dian lodge pole trail on Sunday last,
which he followed ten miles, when, coming
upon the rear'guard, the Indians disputed his
advaLce. LieUtenants Schonefskl ana For0usb,
with Company III, and Captain Kane. with Com
tany II, 9th Cavalry, ana Forsyth's Scouts,
con named by Lteutenant Peppou. ch irged the
IDdlaLs handsomely and pushed them for
several miles, killing ten of their number and
KILL ng and Capturing several horses and ponies.
The next day they resumed their pursuit tor AZ
miles. The Indians, beng closely pursued, o }.
posed the advance with about three hundred
waTrlors, burning the prairie TO WIND ward but the
5Ih Cavalry followed the trail steadily. Toe
Indians have abandoned Their looges and buffalo
robes, many OF them fresh, aud in LARGE quau-
tity, and upwards OF seventy ponies were Killed
or wouIdtd. Evidences OF great decentralization
were visible In the retreat of the large Oodg OF
Indians, the ponies AID S ock having been found
scattered over q large tract OF coLnIry by the
scouts who brought the despatch to General
Carr. Tuey had over 30, 600 head OF stock with
them. and their trail was about three miles
wide. General Carr is sui in not pursuIt, and
1t Is hoped will succeed in capturing the entire
village and the immense herd they have with
them. Army material is rapidly beng shipped
TO the Western iorts. T0-' ay train OF eighteen
cars, loaded with commissary and q1artermaser
stores, passed up the Ioad. Weather changed
this evening. Colder; wind iron the north,
and blowing derceiy. The Indians tore up
portion of the track 35 miles from Sheridan
yesterday. An excursion tram from Leaven-
worth and / aramie, going on buffalo hunt,
was thrown from the track, and the locomotive,
four csrs, and a coach were cspszed into the
ditch. About one hundred shots were fred by
the excursiouists and Indians. Nine Ind d.ans
came within one mile OF Grinnell, and were
fred uron by the soldiers. One Indian was
badly wounded. Mr.. ReddiDaton, P4ymaster OF
narrow escape from the Indians. Toe savages
were on all sides and tried to burn the track aud
cut Off reinorcements. Toe buffalo hunt has
been postponed indefinitely. The Indlans fled
at The first fire, but returned about IL o'clock
with small reinforcement. Governor CraW-
ford, it ls believed, will command in person the
new Indian regiment, which is now full and
equipped, and Will leave tor the field on Wednes-
daV.
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The New York Stock Market

says: - The money market is unprecedently
stringent. The rats are very irregua and on
the larger number of loans, IN addition TO the
i!eeal late OF OF one pei CIT. per day, hsx
lonn on many OF the her priced rail yay
stocks. There has been panic in GoVeruments,
which Oh extreme qDotatlous have decl ned two
10 four per cent. THIS state OF the market is
attributed to the discre redtable eudea vors of q
speculative combination. formed some time
since, to lock- up L"eal-tenders, and 10 other.
wise embarrsss the loan DarBet. The transac-
tions in stocks during the morning were very
large and excited. Under the money pressure
large amounts of nearly every sock on the list
have been forced on the market, which has de.
clined from two to eleven per cent
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEw YORK, NOV. 6-stocks very weaK. Chicago ana
Rock Isiana Il IA Reading, sS1a: Uant0n Co. Aga
Erie S716; Cleveland aud rOledo y7Ss; Cleveland
Pittsburg e5s; PttIsburg and Fort Wayne t94 Mchl-
gan CenIa ITO: New York Central i2l1s Illinois
n.y. Missouri ss se Hudson River. is1a; s,a's 1852
lt9. Go,6 1875 Money. 7s per cent Exonange 95S.
BALTIhoRE. Nov. 5.-Cotton quiet: middiiog up
lanes2lc Flour Qulei; Howard street su er6ne s67s
ft75O; 40. esira S5@ln7H; do. family tliGl2; City
IA Ills uperhne ss 26GDI5 de- extra SOIL; 40 family
t2S: oc. family s,v@lL Wheat du,; PRIME 10 choice
REQ $3n6nZ4p Corn dull: OLD whiie 0lt Ub: yellow
ti'O5@lO. uats dull at 10Ge72c. Rye noniual. PORK
quiet az s19D2s co. Bacon sctive rio sides 17l7Ac
clear SID I6@gl7c.; shoulders lsk@l34c nauls 10
<12cc. Lard loc-
NEW YoKK, Nov. 4.-Cotton qnlet at 25sc Flour
dun 5pluc. DEC me- s.. barrels n 81 te, IS 81
OF 65: Ohio s72O@925; Weste n 'S097 GO; Southsra,
$50 $50; CalifJIn S67O@pl0 WheaJ dull and la &c
low Corn heavy: % 600 bushels sold AZ lnerl7h
Oats dull; $40 bushels seld at 76c. Beet quleI
WhukV dul,.
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tbe Peninsula, and thpir transferepce TO tho
SnaDlsh possessions in africa aud stManil4, the
OrnItentIaries done bwav with In SDain W b.
sold, and the produce o. the sale 10 be enploved
IN the construction of the new peni'eniiarles in
the colonies. The Junta also decided noon tho
establishment OF National Rife Assoc alton.
proclamation has appeared signed bv the
entire ministry, decrecine the dissolution OF all
he jon as, and most OF those bod es in the pro-
vinces have Already announced that they havo
dissolved. The Minister of War mas issued a
decree DardoDiDg the military men VINO we're
sentenced to imprisonment or service 10 the
colonies for taxing part in the insurrec ION o.
1866. A decree has been issued by the Minister
OF Justice dis diving the Society OF s.. vincent
De Paul. an ordering the civil governors TO
take and inventory OF the papers and funds be.
longing TO that society. .'
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The London Press on Grants Elec.
tion-Affairs in Washington
Returns from New York
and South Carolina.

me Lon DON Press on Grants Election.
BY AHdNno ouo,e.
81 CEDoN, Nov, 5.-Despatches from the New
York Associated Press Office, giving unusually
full details OF the general election In the United
States, were received here in fe " hours after
the polls closed. The morning papers comment
variously on the election OF General Grant.
The 7e cgrdph Uiberal). after noting the lofty
character aod position of Grant, says that the
defeat of the Democrats was richly deserved.
They should have accepted the results Of the
war by nominating judge Chase, aud not Hora-
to Seymour, place man, whose election would
have been O recantatiou Of all done In the war.
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THIRD EDITION
THE ELECTIONS.
The Result in california, Nevada,
and OregOn-Republican
Victories,
THE ELECTIONS.
California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6-The Republicans
carry California bv a small majority, from 1910
10 1900. Axtcll (Dem.J Is elected to Congress.
SARGENT aud Hsrtson. both Republicans, are
probably elected TO Congress.
Nevada.
The State OF Nevada gives 1000 Republican
majority. Fi.cA tRtp.) is elected to Congress.
Oregon.
Both parties claim Oregon, and the result IN
the State is in doubt. Tue eastern porti IN has
not yet oeen heard from. The returns indicate
Iarse Republican gains.
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FOURTH EDITION
SAN FRANCISCO.
Commerce on the Pacific Coast
Shipping Intelligence.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Ship News.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 4. - Arrived, ship
Tbs cher, Magouu, from New York: whale snip
Florioa, from the Arctic Ocean, with 1900 bar
Iels Of OIL 10000 lbs. of bone, and 1000 los. Of
ivory. Spoken, October IL, in Behring Straits,
the ship Pr gress, with HOO barrels Of oil; and
baIQue John Wells, with l % baiIels of oil.
Sailed, sbln Gentoo, for Live Tpool.
The Steamship japan sailed for Hong Kong
via Yokohapa to day, With $7Si 900 In treasure
and iorty owe cabin passengers.
The flag OF the Soclety OF California Pioneers
ie A wing at halt mast to dav. out ot resoect TO
the memory OF the late r. +, Perkins, ex.Post-
master OF san Francisco.
Markets.
Flour, S525G625. Wheat, good shipping,
81 '75 Jegal-Ienders, "a
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dcspotoh to TIE E'en,ng Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.

Special Dcspotoh to The E'ening TeteCTnph.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.
Personalities.
Commissioner Rollins returned this morning.
Buckley was the only dstn yuished parsonage
wEo called on the President to-day.
The Public Debt statement
for October will be published to.morrow, and
will show q large reduction of the debt.
Secretary McCulloch WAS engaged to-day in
examining the claims of
The Supervisors
nominated by Mr.. Rollins, and will dispose OF all
without delay.
Secretary McCulloch to-day appointed the
blowing stoiekeepers for the Fourth district of
Pennsy ylvauia:-Thomas Fair, Howard Allen,
Joshua 6. Fletcher, and Joseph Il. Matthe VS..
Dennis Holland WAS also appointed storekeeper
Tor the First district OF Pennsylvania.
Despatch TO The Associated Press.
The Forthcoming Debt Statement,
The pubic debt statement for October will ba
Issued tomorrow. 1t will show a reduction of
nearly $4,000 600 FROM the lbIt for september,
One Hundred Guns.
In execution of an order issued from the head
quarters " the Boys IN Blue. natl NAL salute of
81 guns was 6red at SUNRISE aui 100 guns at
noon to-day. in honor OF the victory in the cleo.
tton Of Grant and Coliax.
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The Election in South Carolina.

CHARLEsl ON, S. c., Nov. 5.-The re.urns from
this State come iu SLOWLY. Anderson, Green-
Vile, Spartan sburg. Lexington, Npwberry
Occne, and PlckeDs c,uDtie> give large Demo.
cratic majorIties. In Abbeville the contest In
close and the result noub full.
Columbia gives 25S Republican majority
From the seaboa'd cOuut es, which form the
Republican strong hold, tho returns come in
slowly, and it is impossible 70 s'a,e the general
result with certainty, but the in iieations are
that the Republicans have carried it Dy q re.
dnced majority.
The Democrats claim to have elected two
Coz prekemen,