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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-13
Probate Notice.

CTATE OF NEVADA. STOREY COUNTY.
~ In the District Court. First Judicial Dis
tnet-lu the matter OF the estate OF William
A. White. deceased. the State Of Nevada sends
greeting: In pursuance OF an order of this Court,
duly msde aud entered on the LIST day OF Feb
ruary.. A. d. 1868, notice Is hereby given that
Thursday, the 18th day of February, A. u. ls6s. ut
10 o'clock A. ". of SAID day, a, the Court room
Of this Court. at the city Of Virginia. Storey CO.,
State Of Ncvadn, has been appointed for hearing
The application Of Margaret, McIntyre, PRAYING
that q document now on ale in this Cour, pur
voting 10 be the last VIII and Testament Of
yyiiiI,m A White, deceased. be admitted to pro.
hate and that letters testamentary be Issued
thereon 20 Margaret Mcintyre, who Ia named
thsrsln AZ Executrix. OF which time and place all
persons interested may appear and contest the
JOHN ". A. LANSING, Clerk.
Dated, February !, 1853
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WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Jan. Is, 1868. Yl6.30d

Rclcher Compnny-Assessment No
tlce.-Notics 10 hereby given, that ct a meeting
ofthc Trustees Of said company, held this day,
an assessment Of Fifteen dollars (sl5) per
share was levied on ench and every share Of the
capItalstock Of said company, payable immedi.
pany, Virginia. Nevada. In United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, january 81. 1868.
will be Advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on Friday. February %. 1868, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost OF
advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order OF
the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
N. B.-The Charges for Advertising will
henceforth DO 81 rs for onch Certificate
Virginia, New. Dec. "a, 1867. dr26 I'm
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Assessment Notice.-Dnyton silver
Mining Company. DEVILS Gate District, Lyon
County, Nevada-At = meeting Of the Trustees
Of said Company, hold on the TWENTY.
FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1868, m rs.
sessment Of One Dollar was levied on each and
every share Of tho capital stock Of said Com.
pnny. payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin, to D.. L. Hastings, Treasurer Of said
Company, at bis Office in Silver City. Any
stock upon which such assessment shall remain
unpaid on the TwENTY-EIGHrH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, ls6s. shall be deemed delinquent
and will be advertised for sale at public auction
onthoT TWENTY. EIGHTH day Of MARCH, 1868
to pay delinquent assessment together with costs
OF adver;lslug and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
D. l.. HASTINGS. Secretary.
Silver City, January 81, 1868, JyT.lm
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An,e.amcntNot Silver

AssessmeniN notice. o vermnns silver
Mining Company. Location OF Works, Gold
Hill, Storey county, Nevada-NotIce Is hereby
given that Mt q meeting Of the Trustees OF said
Company, held on this, the 30ih day Of January,
1868, IN assessment Of FIFTEEN DOLLARS
(Sl5), per share was levied upon tho capital
stock Of said Company, pnyable on the THlR.
TY.FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1868. In Uni.
ted States Gold Coin. to tho Secretary, a, tho
office of tho Company, No. 10, Stevenson's
Building, southwest corner Of Montgomery and
California streets, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the F0URTHDAY OF MARCH,
1868. will be advertised on that day as delinquent
and unless payment shall be made before. will
sold on the TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH,
1868, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together
with the Costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order OF the Board of Trustees
THoS. J. OWENS. Secretary.
Office, No. 10 Stevenson's Building, southwest
corner Montgomery md California Streets.
San Francisco. Jan. 30. 1868. fyl!td
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPORT

or tho Treasurer OF tho Tewn OIL
Gold Hill, for Quarter ending Dec.
n, 1867.
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P%ilcs.-Those afflicted with the Piles viii md
rNrALLIBLE RELIEF by applying personally. or BY
letter, to DR.. Sichel, 400 Pacific street, nearSansome,
or Box 1914, Postolice. San francisco. APPLY
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s0Hs coPAKTNERshlP HEREfoFeRE
existipf between the undeypigned. under the
name and sfyle Of BARNES q WINTERS, was
this day dissolved BY mutus3 consent
6. u BARNES.
JOHN D. WINTERS.
Gold Hnl. Jan. aa.LI y2alm
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
JuIin Geld nnd silver Mining Com

Julin Geld and silver Mining Com.
pany-Storey County, Nevada-Notiee.-There
Is delinquent, upon tho following described stock,
on account Of assessment levied on the sixth day
Of November, 1867, the several amounts set OPP.
poslte the names OF the respective shareholders,
Oh follows;
Names. No. Certs. Shares. dmt.
Fitch J
Henschel Ii L..........l98........ Co., 20
Henschel II L..........2l9........ 30...... 30
And In accordance with law. snd an order Of
the board OF Trustees, made on the fifth dny Of
February, 1863, 10 many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction ut the salesroem Of Maurice Dore
s Co., No. 327 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. on WEDNESDAY TIE TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1868. at the hour
Of 10 o'clock, NJ, Of said day, to pay said delln.
quent assessment thereon. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Office, GOT Washington st., San Francisco, Cal.
ffy6 tdl
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Pioneer Laundry,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA,
Joseph F. Hall, -. Proprietor.

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Once. Also. at Preseott's News Depot, corner
Of , and Union directs, virsinis, willbspronp,
Jyas.tf JOSEPH p. HALL.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
corporstIng tho Town Of Gold Hill. Storey
.arntvr Stntc Of Nevada. i hereby submit for
n,hIIcation the reports Of the Clerk and Treas.
nrrr' for the Quarter ending December 81, 1867.
JOHN. HAYES,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
Gala I'M Ian. l3, 1868,
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL CASES
i In the above list Of suits not already settled
are continued until MONDAY, February "a, 1868,
at 0 O'Clock, A. N.
Gold Hill, Feb. 3, 1853. fy3.td
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A DELINQUENCY.
TOWN OF GOLD HILL
CORPORATION TAX.

LIST.
TOWN ATTORNEYS OFFICE GOLD
hin, Storey county, Nevada, December 70
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 7S.
RYnIsTgU's ORYICE

December 90. 1867 i'm. Register
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
Spanish Inuuisition Revived,

The tyrants at Washington have had
one Of the basement rooms of the Capitol
G.tcd up as = place Of punishment for
witnesses summoned before them who may
refuse to answer all questions propounded
by that exilc'l imp from hell hiding itself
in cross.eycd human form, known on
earth us Beast Butler. They have al
ready iucarccrated in this bastilc an old
gentleman, Mr.. Wooley, for refusing to
answer questions involving his private
business. The incomplete statue Of Lin.
coin, dripping with moisture from the
black clay composing it, is the only con.
slant companion allowed the prisoner in
the vault. How long shall such things
endure?
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11

The New York Times (Dlack Republi.
CAM thus comments on the escape Of the
Republican party from the evil conss.
quonees Of this impeachment villainy:
"Whsn the heat Of party passion has
passed away, sober and rejecting men
will wonder how they could have been
betrayed into such violation Of common
sense and common decency. The Sena.
tors who will have to justify themselves,
to thoir own consciences and That bar Of
public opinion, will be those who voted
for conviction on this prcpostcrous charge
not those who vote against it. Aud
any man who has any appreciation Of
what it is that constitutes tho honor and
security Of the nation, will rejoice that
the country was saved the scandal and
reproach Of deposing President under
so shallow and bare.iaced o pretext as
this. We have escaped this black and
lasting stain on our national reputation
and it is one Of the narrowest escapes any
nation has ever made from one Of the
greatest dangers which any nation has
ever encountered"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
SWindling the P0stmaSiers.

Through the exer,ions Of the Special
Agent Of the Post-ofice Department, says
a Washington special to the Missouri Re.
publican, A. Reed, Of the Paymaster
Generals Office, was arrested tho 9th inst.
on q charge Of sending out circulars to
postmasters and others throughout the
country, soliciting, on behalf Of the Ma.
tional Managing Committee, IS from each
person to whom they were addressed, to
enable them to retain their positions.
Already more than twenty moneyed let.
ters have been received in response,
which ore retained by the department.
Others, it is charged, were got out Of the
lock box by Reed before his arrest. He
asserts his innocence, and says he is the
victim Of another person. Letters have
been found in his trunk, which, it is al
legged, show Reeds connection with tb.
affair. He is held to bail for further ex.
animation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11

Major Rollins, Commissioner Of Inter.
nal Revenue, rendered his resignation on
the Sth inst, to take effect as soou as his
successor is. appointed. Among other
reasons for his resignation, he states that
lie could not administer the Bureau cfi.
ciently under the present system Of ap.
roiutments aud removals; and complains
that dishonest men have been retained in
the Internal Revenue service in the face
Of his protests.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
Alabama State Convention.

MONTGOMERY, June 4.-The Alabama
Democratic State Convention adjourned
to-day, having adopted q resolution in
favor Of sending delegations to tho Ma
tional Convention, not representing how.
ever, any recognized vote in the Elec.
toral College. 1t is the sense Of the Con.
vention that the delegates should not
voto in the choice Of candidates, but, hav.
ing full confidence in them, leaves them
untrammellsl by Instructions.
The delegates at large are II. j. Clan
ton, L. Il. Parsons, Reuben Chapman and
John A. Winstons. District delegates
we're also selected. -.
A State Committee was also selected
to whom tho nomination of Electors wal
referred.
Resolutions were adopted, pledgine
tho Convention to the support Of tho Dem
ocratie nominees, proolaiming adherence
to the ordinance abolishing slavery, ant
saying tho laws thall be impartially ad
miuistored to both races as soon as tn
military 10 Withdrawn and we are allowe
to manage our own affairs also tenderin
the thanks Of the Southern people t
President johnson for the unAinchin
eoursge and unsurpassed ability wit
which he acquitted himself Of bis oflicis
} oaths to defend the Constitution, an
paying to him the respect Of the Cor
vention q . patriot and an inoorruptibl
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11

A Radical paper speaks of 'ths pres.
cnt critical condition Of tho country, II
What makes it critical2 A cotcmporsry
answers very truly-Radical legislation
an attempt to crush white men aud put
negro rulers over decentralization acts by
Congress- dismembsrsd Union after
tho armies had defeated secession and
destroyed the "Confederacy'' y''-disuniou
as pslicy Of Cengress-tsn States resol
ved to be no longer States, but "military
neutrality-suspicious., military rule, ha.
tired, revenge, var upon an unarmed peo.
plel These things have crushed the
business Of the csuntry--stopped the
wheels Of factories, thrown laborers out
Of employment, eutailed great losses upon
the merchants. They have prevented
the South from raising its crops and &C.
curing money enough to buy Northern
goods. They have ruined thousands of
business men, and brought distress npon
hundreds Of thousands Of laborcrs. They
have endangered free institutions, and in
q word, brought about tho ''rresent criti.
cal condition Of the country"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
Negro Suffrage,

If negro suffrage is once fastened upon
the State, no subsequent vote Of the peo-
pie will ever be able to remove it. Should
tie negro be allowed to vote, every black
amoor from Ohio, Minnesota, Michigan,
Kansas, and every State, where this here
sy has been repudia.ed by the people, will
flock to Missouri, and thus the outrage
Of negro suffrage bs perpctrated upon
the people Of our State. If you expect
to kill it, you must do it at the next elec.
ton. We warn you in time. If you fail
to meet this question as it should be met,
be the consequences upon your own
heads. 1t is much easier to prevent an
evil, than to remove or get rid Of its con.
sequences after the act is an accomplished
fact.-Clarksville Sentinel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
Double Theft,

A young man named Robb, has been
stopping with q staid old farmer named
Robinson, five miles east Of pckin, waiting
for his bounty, he having been in the
army. On Friday his money came, and
thereupon the young fellow harnessed up
a fine span Of horses and hitched them to
u fine carriage, oil belonging to Robinson,
and then taking in Gne daughter Of the
same gentleman, ho drove off. Hor all
that appears Of record, lie may be driving
yet, for his whereabouts since then is
unknown. Thus Nobb robbed Robinson
Of his horses, buggy, and daughter.
Naughty Robb-unfortunate Robinson.
Peoria (lll.) Democrat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
Tax Payers vs.. Radicals.

On Tuesday, june 3D., an election for
Mayor and other city officers came off a.
Independence, in this State, and the fol
lowing is tho result:
Mayor, Democratic majority, SO votos,
City Marshal, \" 90 4"
aud six Of the nine Councilmon, having
zone hundred aud fifty two disfranchisod
votes to spare" The Sentinel says:
Independence sends greeting to al
Democratic cities and reaches out hel
arms, washed clean Of Radical stain. Tn,
Democracy Of our city has won gloriou
victory. All honor to the Americans
and Germans, and Irish, who worked 70
aud voted tho White mans ticket"
In reference to tho disftanchised vote
the Sentinel has the following:
"On the day Of election for CITY of
oors. Mr.. b. +. Wallace opened poll 70
the disfrauchised Democrats Of the cit,
with view Of trying the strength Of tbs
GLASS OF tax paying citizens. Some {
them are old citizens, living in Indepeud
enoe for thirty or forty years. The nun
Dor voting in this mock election was Is.
being 20 more votes than were cast ft
Dawson the Radical can lidate for MAYO
and that 20 votes in excess have pal
more tax into the treasury than tho el
tire Radical party Of this city"
What commentary upen Radical ju
tice aud law-an insult and outrage u,
on the liberties and Constitutional righ
Of tho pcople.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11

Grcely is now for Grant, but he wasn't
when he wrote the following:
"Morc soldiers were uselessly slaugh.
tered in the late war through the blum
ders Of drunken officers than by tho bull
let's Of the foe.'
When the editor Of the Tribune deal
Grant tkis blow between the eyes, he wa.
for Chase but having gone over to
Grant, we demand to know whether the
Tribune change has made Grant any less
butcher or drunkard? Will the Tribuu.
answer this polite question ?-Vindicator
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
Spirit Of tho German Press.

Under the caption Of "Imprsvemsnt Of
Mr brakes test oath," the Anssigsr has
the following:
The Chicago platform commences by
congratulatiug the Radical party on sue.
cess in the Congressional rsconstruction
policy. Tho Radicals have, indeed, suo-
cesded ia delivering tho Southern States
over to gang Of degraded denagogues
and adventurers, and 10 creating state Of
things that can only bo maintained by bay.
nets. One Of these reconstructed Statcs,
whose new Constitution became an object
Of the Radical Conventions admiration,
Is the State Of Arkansas. The new Con.
stitution. 10 the product Of . minority /;
for, in spite Of the most stupeudous
frauds, only $1,000 Of the $4,000 regis
tered voters could be found couscntin: to
it. Tho great majority Of the people,
the colorcd population included, have
nothing but contempt for the odious
scheme and It's originators.
The Legislative Assembly, which was
lately elected, seems to bo inspired by tho
spirit Of the new Constitution. 1t brought
forth two U. 8. Senators, who enjoy On
unequivocal reputation as carpet. baggers
Of the lowest class. A single instance
may show what is to be expected Of this
assemblage. The scoundrels are pre-
pairing test oath which surpasses in in
fanny anything Of tho kind in existence.
Nobody is permitted to practice as law.
yer, PHI ysician, minister, school teacher,
to become u captain, pilot or engineer Of
. steamboat, an editor or publisher Of o
newspaper, . proprietor or lessee Of .
ferry boat, dram shop, on eating house
or billiard saloon, to do any kind Of
business, to bear arms, or even to keep o
stallion, If previously he docs not swear
that he never will favor any Limitation Of
negro suffrage.
This oath is becoming to State which
is blessed with a Constitution like that Of
Arkansas. Tho future Of tho State be.
long. to this scoundrsls who proposed
that oath, and there were human beings
in Convention assembled at Chicago who
congratulated themselves on the success
Of policy which has brought an Amer.
ican State to such condition. They call
themselves the party Of progress, and the
scandal in nArkansas--success.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
The assassination"

Tho St. Louis Democrat charged, before
the vote on the eleventh article, that o
failure to convict the President would be
the "assassinatin Of the Republican par
ty." During the preliminary proceed
ings Of the trial, it proclaimed that to
grant such delay as the President asked,
or to indulge in any delay, would result
in defeat "of tho Republican party"
Forncy, tho editor Of tiny two papers,
both daily" who insisted upon conviction
with an indeceney Of ferocity unsurpassed
by that Of Stevens or Butler, wrote to
his Philadelphia paper:
Should the Senate Of the United States
fail to convic. Andrew johnson on the
accusations of tho House, not an Elec.
toral vote, with tho exception of West
Virginia, Missouri and Tennessee, will be
given to Gen. Grant in the Southwestern
States next November.
Stevens supplemented this by predict.
ing that. "if the President was not con-
viotsd, the Radical candidate would carry
but two Northern States-hI chusetts
and Vermont"
Impeachment failed. The first popu'
lar vote after the failure was that of Ore
gon, whore the Democracy utterly over
threw the Radical party, reversing theil
victory Of 1866, carrying the Legisture
House and Senate, and the county officers
Of every county but one out of twenty
three. That is but the beginning Of th'
ful6llment Of the prophecy Of Mr.. Stevens
The Republican party is 'assassiuatsd."-
Republican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
Footprints OF tho War.

A committee Of the Protestant Episco.
pal Convention Of South Carolina, to
whom was assigned the duty of gather
ing information in regard to the destruc.
ton Of churches and loss of church prop.
srty during the war, have submitted the
result Of their investigation. The re-
port Of the committee begins with the
Southwestern part Of tho State, and fol.
lows the line Of Sherman's march, in its
history Of destruction. 1t appears thai
ten churches have been burned, and that
three have disappeared that twenty. tive
parishes are Suspended, that two parson
ages have been burned, that every churcl
between tho Savannah river and Char
lesion mas bean injured, and that almos
every minister in that region of tn,
State has lost bis home and library.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11

The U. 8. Senate ratified, on Saturday
last, tho much talked Of supplemental
treaty with the Cherokee Indians. nege.
tiatsd by Hon. Mr.. Griuusll, Of Iowa, by
which Jas. F. Fey is made principal par.
y 10 the contract Of ssle, negotiated BY
Sec'y Harlan TO the Emigration Company
of, ,80e, 900 acres Of land in Kansas. The
supplementary treaty 10 satisfactory to
tho Indians. Il confirms to the prs.smp.
tors their land titles, sud will secure the
building Of $50 miles sf the Kansas City
sad Cavslsten railroad. Is is, however
probable that rival railroad interests may
seek to defeat il BY legislation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-11
The Workingman's Seliloquy.

The bondholder does nothing. He ID
supported. pay State taxes, county
taxes, village taxes, town taxes, revenue
taxes, direct taxes, taxes on everything
taxes to support negroes, taxes to supper,
Congress, taxes to support the govern.
ment, and taxes to support the bondhold
ers who pay no taxes for any purpose
whatever. I shall vote for equal taxa.
ton, and down with the party who "thank
God that there is NO such thing as equal
taxation"