davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
DANEY GOLD AND silver

DANEY GOLD AND sILVRR
~ Mining Company-Location: Lyon County.
State OF Ncyada.-Noticc il hereby given, that
at a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said
company, held on the ninth day Of January,
1869, an assessment of Two Dollars ($2) per
share was levied on the capital stock OF said
company, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office Of the
company, Room No. IS Hayward's Building, No.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the TWELFTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1869, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
be- Seu s onI's on PMoSpA s1At IN. ~ or mta S.y pe ~ Msr Tih
1889. to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Oficc-Room No. 10. Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, san Francisco, Califor.
MIA. ial3-O0W4N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

A COOP DEAL MouRSED.-The late
King Of Siam leaves a family of nearly
1000 widows. He spent the last two
years Of bis life chiefly in studying
Siamese theology and photographing
his wives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

THE annual sales of merchandise in
Boston are asserted to reach Sl,00o,-
900 900 I; in Philadelphia, $6G2, oOo, 900;
New Orleans, S526, OOO, 900; Chicago,
$342, 900, 900 Baltimore, 1924, 600, 900;
Cincinnati, SECS, ooO, 900; st. Louis,
S2l3, 600, 900; San Francisco, Sl5l,-
600, 900 Louisville, Sl26, 900, 900 Mil
waukee, $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

A LADY Of distinction gave a fancy
a not long since, and, in order to be
distinguished, placed a servant at the
door to announce the costumes as they
entered. A couple Of ladies appeared
in full ball room dress. "what cos
tune shall | announce ?" asked the
servant. eve are o in costume"
they replied. 1.-TWO ladies without cos
tune" shouted the servant. to the
horror Of everybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
Assembly-Ninth Day.

Mr.. Woodwork made q report on AS
sembly bill No. IAN Act for the relief
Of C. S. Varian, and recommended its
passage. Placed on file.
Mr.. Corbett, from Committee on Joint
Rules, reported in favor of the adoption
of the Joint Rules of last session.
Mr.. Gray, from Special Committee on
Rules, reported in favor Of the rules OF
last session.
Mr.. Cleveland, from Committee on
Official Reporter, reported against the
employment of such officer, rs there
was no authority Of law for creating
such office, but on the contrary II Con-
s~titutional prohibition against the crea-
ton of any office requiring compensa-
ton unless q law had been passed pre-
viou,ly, and his salary fixed by law.
Made the special order for Thursday
next, at IL n.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Hillyer offered q concurrent reso-
luton relative to the election Of United
States Senator. Adopted.
Mr.. Mayhugh offered the following,
which was adopted
Resolved, That in voting for United
States Senator, each member shall rise
in his place as his name is called by the
Clerk, aud pronounce the name OF the
person he desires to vote for as Senator
to represent this State in the United
States Senate.
NOTICES.
By Mr.. Tenuaut-0f an Act for the
relief Of the Sheriff Of Lander County.
By Mr.. Welch-0f au Act for the reg
u~lstion of hours for labor in this State.
By Mr.. Apderson-0f An Act to pro-
hibit gaming.
INTRODUCTION n FIRST READING OF &.
BILLS.
By Mr.. Welch-An Act to amend an
Act relating to fees and compensation.
Referred to Storey delegation.
BY Mr.. Mayhugh-Au Act entitled An
Act to traufer certain moneys from the
INDECENT Sick Fund Of Esmsralda County
to the Redemption and Salary Funds Of
said county.
Referred to Esmsralda delegation.
BY Mr.. Moultou-An Act to amend an
Act entitled An Act to create the office
Of County Commissioners and to define
their duties and powers. Provides for
The election in 1870 Of three County
Commissioners for each county in tue
State, any county having cast 5000
votes at the last election to have 1--WE
Commissioners.) Rules suspended, bill
read second time, ordered printed, and
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Doolin-An Ac, to repeal an
Act entitled An Act to prohibit the car
ryiuc Of concealed weapons, approved
February -, 1867. Read twice and re-
fsrred 10 Committee on Public Morals.
By Mr.. Shakspere-Au Act to amend
an Act entitled An Act to provide reve-
u for the Government Of the
State Of Nevada. Rules suspended,
bill read second time by title and re-
fered to Commit,e on Mines and Mining
Interests.
The Speaker announced rs the Com
mittee on Swamp and Overlooked Lands
Mcssrs. Scott; Dangberg, Shimmin,
Cleveland, Doolin.
THIRD READING.
An Act for the relief Of G. s. Varian.
Ordered engrossed for the third read
ing.
COMMITTEE on ENDORSEMENT.
Mr.. Lammon asked to be excused
from serving on Committee on Engross-
ment, and suggested Mr.. Mayhugh to
act in his stead. No objection being
made, Mr.. Mayhugh was placed on the
committee in place Of Mr.. Lammon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

ScorcH BuLL.-An Edinburgh pa
per says " We regret to find hat the
announcement Of the death Of Mr.. W
is a malicious fabrication"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

A DAIRY woman in Indiana ornaments
her rolls Of butter with a Set Of false
teeth. You see, true taste will crop
u eycn in the minor details Of domes.
tic life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

LockJAw.-Grant is said to be subject
to prolonged attacks of '~lockjaw. The
papers disguise it under the name of
reticence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

CHICAGO reporters now call dentists
'.,tusk-hoisters," and blacksmiths "vul-
canists."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
c. L. BROWN,
House, Sign & Decorative Painting,
OPPOSITE THE vRsEY HOUSE,

UPPUSTTE II VESEY HOUSE,
MAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HILL
DRAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
lJ OF Wood, Marble AND all kinds of Orna-
mcnting executed In the best style OF art and At
HOUSE LINING and PAPER HANGING
done in q satisfactory mi All work rnaran.
teed. or no charges.
All kinds OF MIXED PAINTS and CoLORs
for tale at the lowest cash prices.
~ I have In my employ one Of the best slru
and Ornamental Painters In this State,
Gold Hi, october !, 1855. o1 n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
Lost!

1ToR NEAR ST. JOHNS CHURCH, COLI
n Hill, q pair Of gloves with gold fastenines.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at this office.
Gold Hill, January 18th, 1869. jaIl-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

0OLp hlLL.J
SAN FRAScisso. January 10.
ia Alpha, SIS 5O0tS 5O0t57 b 30; 10 Aurora
white Pine, $a6; " Bullion, $3O631 b 80; los
Chollar. Potosi, $1670167 500l69 b 30; l Conf
dence, $96; 1877 Crown Point, $5S6S3 as 80; 10
Daney, -; 5 Empire Mill, $l20; IS Gould &
$59G5106l 8 30; us Imperial, $l0GG10l6105 b
30; 81 Kentuck, $23iG23&b236; 81 0phir. $500
3s b 30; 60 Overman, $7SGTT0T9 b 30; 1S9 Saw
age, $7G1I5 6O6T6 /; l35 Segregated Belchcr. IS
or IS; 0 Yellow Jacket, 81 ,I95Il ,505Qtl525 b 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
Population Of tho United States,


From the annual report Of Mr.. Alex
ander Dslmar, Director Of the Bureau Of
Statistics, we learn that during the
year 1867 a census of the United States
was taken, by which the population Of
the country was asccrtained to be &c.
743, 1913, distributed as follow New
England States, 3,5ll, 09s Middle
States, .9,425,ll6; Southern States,
10, 649, 46s; Western States, l2,667,-
574 Territories, 4s9, $50.
The white population numbers 3D.
l09, 1927 ; the colored, 4,G33,37l. The
totals compare as follows with those Of
the census Of 1860:
Waite. Cokored. Total
lS67.......32 l09,827 3,633,37l 36,743,l9S
l860.......28,975,575 4,469,505 3l,435,0SO
Inc. in 1867. .5,l34,252 1887 5.29s,lls
The per ssntsge Of increase Of 1867
over 1860, and the rate per annum, is
obtained from the above figures, to-wit:
Total Annual
Whito.........l9 25-7
Colored......... 2 : IL
Total, .,........l 23-7
Special interest will attach to the re-
suit Of the censIs Of 1870, as it will
show (if accurately taksn) the waste
made by the war Of life and property,
and the wonderful rscuperative powers Of
the American people. If the Bureau of
Statistics be in existence Mt that time,
and will profit by its experience, it will
do the country and the world a service
by taking a complete census Of the Uni
ted States during that year. 1t is not
too soon now to begin preparations for
that great work. Congress should make
the necessary provisions therefor US
early as possible in the coming year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
Notice.
Masonic Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO. 8, F.
y & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge, Wv
%sfrccts. Gold Hill, every SATURDAY AVA
sreninc At 4 o'clock. Stated communications,
Srst Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
GOOD standing are cordially invited.
Nv order OF the VI. II.
8. ". CHTBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold Hill January siIs6o. jaat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
For Chief Engineer.

THOMAS H. FOX Is ANNoCNCEp;A al 4
i Candidate for Chief Engineer Of the Virginia
Wire Denartment, at tho election In March,. ne
4. unanimously nominated and Endorsed by
Wushoe Engine Company No. 4. Of which ne is
an active member. laelo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13

Inc. in 1867. |, l34,252 1887 5.29S,lls
The per ssutsge of increase of 1867
over 1860, and the rate per annum, is
obtained from the above figures, to-wit:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-13
coNNIrrEE OK ryGRossNEyr.

VUNNITTEB On ENUKUsSNbNT'
Mr.. Lammon asked to be excused
from serving on Committee on Engross-
ment, and suggested Mr.. Mayhugh to
act in his stead. No objection being
made, Mr.. Mayhugh was placed on the
committee in place Of Mr.. Lsmmon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27

bonds, specie payment be resumed,
snd the country started upon period
of unexampled prosperity. Georges
statement that the Secretary of the
Treasury uses hisPCwer yer the money
market Of The country 70 still further
contact the currency aud "hard
times, refutes itself, and would be silly
twaddle if it came from any other but
q Democratic candidate for Governor.
9Just look at it. The Secretary during
this month, invests ten million of the
surplus currency of the. treasury, in
bonds and pats it in circhlGtiipl
through the country-he takes up
bonds,-evidences Of debt and replaces
them with mOpeYfor circulation, which
increases the volume Of currency, and
relieves the pressure; yet this is what
Gentleman George styles ''contractiug
the currency3ts and ''incFeasing hard
time" Verify, he is an able financier,
and fit author of the stupendous Green
80 -, - faf 1aFe fsi -at' 70 aiol
pack numbng. ussa eseg siosE 20
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27

mean EVER lasting, nor any absolute dura-
ton; but only a-genera1 quality and purpose
of fxedness, which may be repeated; as e
person may have succession of permanent
residences in the course of his life. Or they
may as uhtensbly Insist that GOyerhment
acquired a title to place = rs own special
home, by this act, but did not incur any
obligation TO keep it thereby; that before
the acceptance of the District, the Congress
and the Government had been transient So
journers, and the word permanent was en-
ployed in the act in reference to this tenn
pOrary state of things, to signify that the
Government ndy-not must-stay there,
sDd Ptovide in settled manner for its mul.
tiariOus wants, Now although all this is
absurd-if there is any sense in Mr.. Sar-
gent pOsition-it might be well for the
gentlemen to treat all such replies with dig
niied silence. The Congressman and iur-
lists who can't see this hindrance are 20
doubt plentifully lacking; but as they are in
the majority it is Mr.. Sargent who would
be voted an ass. ]. EyANs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
TIE nlsotiona Tor 1850.

The following are the States and Terri
tories which hold elections this year, and
the principal officers to be elected:
Vermont septembsr 7-GOveruOr, State
officers and Legislature.
Maine, September -GOyernor and Leg
islature.
Colorado. October 5-Delegate to Con-
'gress.
Pennsylyanis, October I2-GOvernOr,
Judge and Legislature. - @
Ohio, oc.Obsr I2=GOvernOr, State officers
and Legislature.
Iowa, OcsObe-l5-GoysrnOr. State officers
and Legislature. 90
California, October 2s-Judgss of su-
prsue Court.
New York, November 2-State officers,
Judges and Legislature.
New jersey, November 2-Legislature.
Massachusstt, November 2-GovsrnOr,
State officers and Legislature.
Minnesota, November Estate officers
and Legislature.
Mississippi and Texas--GOvsrnOr State
officers and Legislature.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27

residents Of Fremont, immediately af-
tss the fsthsr got che key 70 the tTeas-
ury safe. There were two good look
ing, able bOdisd sons, all together they
ran the Treasury aud the COUNTY con-
tracts generslly. Chhstiar Doacysonf
asked the DemOcssey for this Ofice;'
but he, lie Docs Wilmer, (both are
Germaus,) got the cold shoulder, and
being asqueezed lemou.was tossed over
board, amid slqpPipg Of hands By the
klderkins. Everybody knows who
DOncysOn is Honest capable, truth
full Chris DOBcysOn; life. long Dem
ocrat and what is curious an honest
man too He=hzz most Of the tine,
for 80 years. ksPt a grocery IN this
city, though nov retired, He has done
more work, worked longer, and spent
more time and money to support the
Democratic party, than any man asking
an Office Of the late convention. But
the ring the Treasury -Bridge-Ring did
not want any outsider 70 know their
dOings. We suggest that it void
have been well for the taxpayers IL
Doncyson bad been nominated. a1a 81
oa No doubt however, that these two
worthy candidates, VIII both Hiss the
boot that kicks them, and vote the IN,
scratched ickst.o Such is true democ.
raey. Thus it kills manhood. aagzs D 4
8 Captain Tony Young for Sheriff.
democratic Everytimep p Of this
democratic candidate, most meritorious
of them all we shallssy but little now,
but reserve him for particular attention
from time to time until after the eIes7
ton: Suffice i to say that he was Kill
led at the battle Of Shiloh Afterahe
was dead, 50 the story goes, Z aidiiT |
He left the camp one rainy night gl19 4
f And took mule 10 aid his fight. si
Afterwards found at home, he was |
restored TO his command and pay, BY /
the kindness Of bis Colonel, R. P. |
and two years afterWard,
10 show his real qualities as q manytoOk
the stump against General B. and told
such lies about hiB old friend as would |
make confscated mule ashamed of the |
democratic candidate for sheriff sys
saon the whole, the Democratic nom! |
nations are 50 rich that We cant go thrO'
them, this week, for want Of time, We
only suggest that the ''relentless hand, = |
Of the Democracy, hasrbeen after some
men, and they are now expected to |
'fkiss the hand that smites them" II
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
The Coming state Fair,

Preparations are being actively made
for the Twentieth Annual Fair of the
Ohio State Board of Agriculture, which,
lis to be held in Toledo, on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, September 18th, 18th, 10Th,
l6th, sndr 9TH. -,7Ho5 ,gsau asdi baa eco
In this Fair it should be remembered
that competition is open to all the
States and it is confidently expected
that it will be the grandest exhibition
of the kind ever held in Ohio, andsnOt
excellsd by any that has heretofore
been given in any State Of the Union,
Farmers, manufacturer, horticultur-
lists, artists, and all others who have
articles of interest to the public. should
not fail to take them to Toledo for ex-
hibition at the great Fair next month.
Arrangements have been made with
The Lake Shore q Michigan Southern
Road, the Cincinnati, Sandusky &
Cleveland, and its Findlay Branch, as
well as with many other roads, to carry
passengers at half-fare rates, The L.
s. q N. s. will carry freights free to
and from the FAIR. The CTS. & G.
road viii charge full rates for freight
both going and returning. ny' 's
The following Instructions to parties
gong TO the Fair, and especially to eK-
hibitOrs, are of SO much importance that
We give them entire, as published by
the Secretary: f' '' ''l 800.
Parties are hereby respectfully adr
yised to purchase round trip, ticketsat
the station Offices, before entering the
cars; Conductors are not provided with
these tickets. when the parties arrive
on tie Fair Grounds, they will at once
proceed to the Secretary Office to have
the ticket stamped; otherwise, it will be
yalueIess on many Of the roads ii
Parties shipping articles for exhibi-
ton must pay JaH freights to Toledo
from the point Of shipping, They
must be careful to secure the freight
agents receipt for the amount paid, as
well as shipping bill This shipping
bill must be presented at the secre
tary's Office on the Fair Grounds, to be
stamped (which stamp is equivalent to
certificate that the articles named on
the bill were on exhibition, or else
certificate obtained from the Secretary
70 the effect that said articles were ex-
hibited. When the articles are return
ed to the point from. which they. were
shipped, without having changed own
ership, then upon the presentation Of
the stamped shipping bill, or sectrs-
tary's certificate, the agent viii refund
the amount of freights paid originally.
This arrangement does not apply to the
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
road, nor to she Sandusky, Mansfield
and Newark road. .,-,;..s.,,'..g
Parties shipping articles by Ezprsss
are respectfully advised that Express
Companies do not carry articles either
way for less tlisn their regular rates
and in no instances do they refund
freights. - .s-. .oo /.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
PnhIic EYnensas.


"One John Smith" writes from
Washington to the Cincinnati Ckroaiczs
as follows;
The rigid economy marked out as .
distinct feature in Gen. Grants pro-
gramme Of administration, is being
vigorously enforced, and the. result is
showing itself in the operations of the
Treasury Department. Mr.. Boutwell,
has, in four short months, paid thirty
six millions of the public debt and has
more money in the Treasury than when
be took charge. He has inaugurated
the sinking fund required by law, but
neglected by his predecessors, and is
taking from the large surplus portion
every week and applying it to, the pay
ment of the debt. Thus we are realiz-
ing the benefits Of a wise administra-
ton of this important department Of
the Government, saving interest by EN-.
ploying dead capital which for yesrt
has been lying in the Treasury to the
amount Of one hundred millions, yield
ing nothing. I'd It is now believed that
the present policy, ifpersisted in by the
Secretary, Will enable Congress to re,
lieye the people of all income tax at itl
next session, and still be ensbled'to di
minish the debt to the extent Of fifty
millions per apnuId. iA3"
So we see the new administration il
something more thap a mere, change
/ of men in Office. Gen. Grant ha
brought the genius Of success to hi
civil, as he did to his military, admin
| istFation.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27

We have only time to mention this
week, before going to press the result
of the Senatorial Convention, at Non
rOevilIe yesterday. That body had the
good Judgment, to retain its tried ser
want, Hon. Homer Everett, Of this city,
and PLACED upon the ticket with him,
J. n Root, of sandusky City. They
viii be elected.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
Saturday, Aururl 2sth, 1850.

A t.s| sasqFaey' august @atns 1863,
IA at 10 o'clock AN, at which candidates fol
,sl ths following Offices win be put in nOnipa-
cid One Representative, One Probate judge,
One Enditor, One Treasurer, One Clsfk,
One Sheriff, One Prosecuting Attoney, One
Commissioner, and one Infrmary Director
Als0 10 choose Central COmuittse for the
ensuing yesr. ea
Es The basis Of Representation win Be one
delegate 70 every IS votes cast for Gen. Glib
sou at The Congressional election, last fall,
soau1 one for every fraction Of thirteen or over
ladsr this rule Che representation viii be ns
IoiloWS:
'o- ToWESAIFs.-Ballviile. 8: Green Greek. 19;
bJackson, 6; Madison, 4; Riley, 3; Rice, 2,
bfsDduHhyi 4; Scott, 5; Townsend, 5; Wood
vile, 2; Warrington, 5; York, Ilsoh sfsd
UITY or FREAEoNT.-First Ward, q; Second
Ward, 5; Third Ward, 9
oatThs Republican electors Of the several
tOWnnhipl. and WandB, are requested TO nom
mate candidates for Real Estate Appraiser,
70 be voted for at the fall election, and also
% sppoint, on the sane day, delegates to a
judicial Convention 10 Be held at Clyde,
August 18th, and 10 Senatorial COnFeu.
tion to be held at HonEeville, Huron
County, on Thursdsy, August 26th, 1869,
upon basis Of one delegats 10 each one hun
ldTed votes cast for l. r. Sherwood, Secre-
tary Of State. At the last October election,
and one for each fraction Of ffty or over.
Allowing one delegate to Rice toEnahip,
whose vote did not reach the fraction, the
delegation Eill stand &c iollOWs-4 being
the number 70 which the county Is entitled:
TowSsHIPs.-Ballville 9; Green Greek, 5;
Jackson, 2; Msdison.A1; Riley, i; Rice, /;
Sapdosky, !; Scott, J.; Townsend, I; Wood
vile, I, Washington, 1; York 3. 2 nmlw
= CIrY or FRENOsT.--First Ward, 9; Seesad
Ward, J.; Third Ward, 1. -,.,
osisss By order Of the Cen. Com.
70 EiB5 BELDINe, F. K TEErER, 4-t
ed - u9ga Sec,y.7 tsaoF Chairman.