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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-24
C. A. HEATON,
A~DvERTIsING AGENT,
Nos. ~ and a .srees. Sacramento.

~ Mr.. Heston l. the authorized agent Of
the GOLD HILL NEWS for Saefsmute.
q Lgr tSI.tf - "a W 70 ASH
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And In accordance with the law. and an order
Of me Board OF Trustees, made on tho 9th day
Of August, 1869, SO many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary will be sold
Room No. q Hayward's Building, No. 4l9 Cal.
ifornia street, San Francisco, California, on
SATURDAY, the 25th day OF September,
1850, at ! o'clock r. NJ. Of that day, to pay said
delinoucnt assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
H. C. kIBBE. Secretary.
o~afce-Room No. q, Hayward's building. 4le
California street, San Francisco. Cal. se9-td
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W JaOKxT .il.VKR

" HLs.Ow JACkEc StuSHN
Mining Company's once, Gold Hill, New,
July 10, isS3.-Notice 10 hereby given. that at a
meeting OF the Bos:l Of Trustees Of tho Yellow
Jacset Silver Mining Company, held this the
pineteenth day OF July. 1879, an assessment
INC. iD often Dollar. ($i0l per share was levied
upop each and every share OF the capital stock
OF the Company. payable Immediately, In Uni.
ted States goli coin, to W. c. Ralttoa, Cashier
or the Bank Of California: San Francisco, whoi.
Appointed AGENT Of the Company for that pur-
porc. and duly authorized TO receipt for the
same, or TO the Secretary Of the Company. ~
Gold Hill, Nevada. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on "Wednesday,
the eighteenth day Of August. 1889. shall be
deenei delinquent, and viii be duly advertised
for ale at public auction, and unless payment
be male before. viii be sold on Friday. the
seventeenth day OF September, 1859, a. O'Clock
p. n. In mont Of the Company's otace, Gold
Hill. Nevada, to pay tae delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
+. F. oSBlSroN, Secretary.
Gold Hill. July 10, SS9-lm
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. RNTUUK n.NI,a C,M:A.I

TENTUGk nsNHSsS
n Location Of Works, Gold Hill, Storey
County, Nevada -Notl~c Is hereby given ina,
II a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF said
Company. held on the 9th day OF August, rs69,
sh,re was levied upon the capital stock OF said
Co npsny. payable Immediately. In United
States gold coin, to the Secretary: a. the once
OF the Company, No. 4i9 California street, san
saId Assessment. shall remain unpaid on
the 9Th day Of September, 1859, shall be deemed
delinausnL and viii DO duly advertised for sale
AZ public auction: and. unless payment shall
be male before, will be sold on SATURDAY,
deIlnonsns assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
H. c. KIBBE. Secretary.
O1dce-Room No. 81 Haywarfs Building, no;
l1e California street, San Francisco, Cal. au6-td
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

r. N. DAGGETT,
se22.l0t Clerk Of said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-24
Application for Patent.

July IS. iscs-am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-24

GOO KEARNY STREET
VAO sor. Commercial, San
Francisco, established In
1884, for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such Is Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis In all IT.
forms, Seminal Weakness.
Impotency, etc., Skin dis,
cases (of years standing) and
liberated Legs successfully
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-24
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 1877.

July %, 1sep-sm.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
lMM GnAIl0n TO VIRGINIA.

From the Richmond whig. March 22.l
We have hitherto made mention Of a projected
colony of several hundred Austrians Tor whom q
purchase of iand has been made q few miles below
Richmond, on the Charles City and iparbytown
roads, a portion Of whom will arrive next week;
also OF English colony, under the auspi, Of Mr..
OF the arrangements OF General Tochman foi q large
importation Of Germans. We pleased to learn that
General lnboden has letters informing him nlat Dr.
Onver who Will be remembered by our readers Is ex-
pected TO arrive early IN May with six eignt III gish
families, who Will bring their own labor, and will
purchase lands In virginia. also that Mr. Quys, OF
Utrecht Netherlands, with a number OF famiiies
VIII sail for virginia IN April next A Russian en-
ucnan writes 10 General lmboden, from the iner or
ot Russia, that he and number OF his countrymen
are bslrous OF settling In Virginia He asks to ne
fhrnlshed with maps documents, and all
sthn information az Will enable them to form
tner plans understandingiy. Hollanders are
arriving IN small parties every few DAYS
and becoming Incorporated with the colony
IN Amella, which. promises great things for
the s0ntnslue. General lmboden's Information from
the Northern states IL 10 the effect that there In
rapidly h1creaslng tendency OF Immigration TO vIr-
gna The Williamsburg Gazette extends n warm
invitation tu immigrants to locate on the Peninsula
II says:-"Fiundreds OF families from the Northern
States have already located Lands are cheaper
here, everything considered, m an In the far West
whittier does the star OF empre tendY Watch the
course emigration ~ taking, and the answer In AT
hand.r We have room and cordial welcome for
all who desire 10 cast IN their fortunes with us
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
THE NEW POSTAGE sTANP.

The printing of ihe new postage stamp is rapidly
progressing at the establishment Of the National
Bank Note Company in This city The printing IL
done under the supervision Of officers of the
Post once Department at Washington, specially de-
tailed for thai purpose, and proofs' or spoiled
sheetsr are allowed 70 pe taken carried away by
anybody, not even by the employees OF the Bank Note
Company. large quantity Of the stamps have
already been furnished the New York Post once.
but only those for two cents are as yet sold TO the
public, the odd stock Of the other grades not having
been exhausted, and the new ones can he sold only
when none OF the Old style remain on hand. AL the
Sne naae nv Desn PrepsIen and the enyravng was
copies, which could I've inspected presented not
only neat, bu, even truly artistic appear
nnce. anu are IN every respect rastry superior
10 the postage stamps Of any other country.
They are printed In various celors all those OF higher
grades IKE the stamps for fifteen, twenty-four,
thirty and ninety cents even in two coors. All the
coiOrs except black. are what are called delioe
c0loIs IN orner to prevent the abrasion washing
on OF the cancellation marx and the use ef the same
stamp second time. Instead of the parable ograrn
in which the former stamps were designed the new
ones are III square ana thus both IN color and size
readily dlspRUehabie from those formerly paed The
following are the designs and color for each par.
ote csnt--Hesd Of Franklin in circular orramen.
tal scroll. Color Roman oker
TtCO ce1us-P0stDoy on horseback. Within orpa-
mental scrol-work, printed IN light brown.
Three ceIsis-Loconotiye on track, surrounded nv
ornamental scroll work; the color Is blue the word
''posiager IN white on panel OF darker hue.
SIR ceats-Head Of Washington in square frame;
blue.
zen cents-Amereau shield and eagle, surmoun,e,i
by stars IN the form Of section OF circle, Clouds
printed in orange.
Trette Cents-steambeat in mid-ocean, In circular
frame OF ornamental scroll-work. Green.
FQtseH CeltLs--The Landing OF Columbus--a mina.
ture copy or TIE picture in the Rounda at Washing
ton. This ~ beautifully executed and printed IN
blue while the ornamental scroll or frame around 1t
is 81 pale reddish brown
TrentD.f0,w cents-rhe report OF the committee
10 the Continental Congress IN 1910 on the Decara
tioD ~ Independence, Though OF most diminu.
tive size The figures all portraits. This design IL
printed green aud the ornamental border purple.
Thtrtv Cef,fs-On this s again represented the
American shield and eagle, printed In carinine
Ing ON battle-n3gs Of blue.
Ntncfv Ce0ts--Medallion head Of Lincoln, In black,
the scroll work and lettering being carmine.
for the thirty cent stamp another design had beer
submitted, namely, q miniature copy Of the picture
Of the national capitol representing the surrender OF
Fufgoyne To be- printed IN black win grryisn pQrpe
ecfUlwofk, but for some reason this mas been nc.
jecied and llle eagie aud shield SUBSTITUTED.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
RED KNIFE.
ing up the glass Mr.. Dane had let fall, and looking
through n

ing up the glass Mr.. Dane had let fall, and looking
through IL.
The sight he beheld convulsed him with terror.
Not mile away TO the west he saw coming over
a rldge In the plain, and approaching rspiuiy,
considerable body OF mounted savages. ...
They're coming-a band or redskine-dlrectly
towards US ~ he gasped. ''I'm lost Fly, Miriam,
while yOu have the time ~
rhe maiden took the glass and gazed through Il an
instant at the approaching foe. strange light ap-
peared In her eyes-a light possessed only py those
upon whom God has bestowed a consciousness OF
His great protection-the hight OF heroism which
death itself cannot master.
"Sure enough she murmured "They are COM
ing The leader is Red Knife. Go, neighbor Thomp-
son--ons1he instant !"
I'VE Can ride together p cried Thompson.
mo The horse Is tired. We have been to Will
low Island. We should be overtaken before We had
gone two miles ~
''Then Wen die together ~
''Noi no Yon must mountp
With grasp SO sudden and firm that 1t startled
him the maiden pushed him towards the horse, and
another instant he found himself more by instinct
than by thought, seated in the saddle
away, Seim ~ cried Miriam to her sIeed, with
an imperative gesture. Away p'
The horse broke furi0usly over the plain giving
Thompson only time enough TO lash look or grail
tude towards the maiden, as he dashed away to the
northeast, towards his menaced home.
moment later Mr.. Dane looked over his shoul-
der-took In at o glance the situation OF affairs,
recognizing the peril as well as the herOism OF his
child-b0wed his head s0lemnly, as one submits to
the inevitable, In appreciation OF her conduct and
then he swept on to the rescue OF his wife, his soul
torn by such emotions as are seldom brought TO
battle together
And Miriam, throwing herself nat upon the ground,
remained alone upon the plain, III the very path OF
score Of mounted Indians, who were gallOplng to-
wards her with the swlftness OF the wind.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
LITERATURE.
Reviews of New Books.

vR,su OpEs AND OTHER POEMS. BY. Aubrey De
we're New York: The Catholic Publication Society.
The publication OF an American edition Of the
poetic works OF De We're has been q requirement for
some time back, and the book before us fills well The
demand The poems, it must be admitted, are un
equal in merit although there are none in the collec-
ton which will not interest Some or them are very
beautiful in idea language and expression. Those
that sing the gloTies sOrrows OF Ireland are char
acterzed by the warm, lmpassloned dietion common
gered pleasant hour over this book and will always
welcome anything written by De We're II he writes
nothing worse than we have here.
MORAL SCIENCE. Compendium OF Ethics By
Alexander Balm, M. A. New York: d. Appleton
AGO.
To appreciate fully the value OF this work it must
secure careful, thoughtful perusal. Without pro-
siucng any new idea OF startling originality Profes
sor Balm has handled his subject In bold, vigorous
manner. As a work on the ethical doctrines and
systems IL cannot fail to take high rank among the
many able books which have been written on the
same subject.
REroRMEs DAMS LES ISLES DE CuBA EFT DE PORTO
RICO. Par Pafirio valienie, avec une preface par
Edeuard Lapoulaye, Membre de Pinstitut. Paris:
Imprimere Centrale des Chenins de Fer, A. Chalk
ct Gle.
No person better appreciates the condition Of Cuba
and Porto Rico than the author OF this voiuminous
and excelently written work, himself native OF
Cuba, distinguished as lawyer and as member Of
the Revolutionary Junta OF 1882 NJ. valente has been
for years exile from his native land because Of HI
aspirations fer that civil and political liberty which
Spain has never We. accorded to her colonies. The
work before treats its subject in an able, tenn
perate ana comprehensive form. The bad manage
ment OF Affairs IN the two islands; the tyrannical
conduct OF the Spanish authorities and the deaf ear
ever turned by SPAN 10 the pleading or her Ameri
can colonies are minutey and correctly stated. The
suggestions OF the author as to the manner III which
existing evils should DC remeded deserve attention.
THE WkyERLEY NOVELS. BY Sir Walter Scott. New
York; d Appleton co.
THIS, the second volume OF the new and elegantly
bound edition OF Sir Walter SCOTS novels, contains
'"The BRIDE OF Lammermoor,n "The Abbott, +" .'rhe
Betrothedn and "Peyer Of the Peak We have
seldom seen finer printed or handsomer bound
book N AN the one lying on our desk.
Miscellaneous.
VIC Rave received from d Appleton Co. copies
of"Anne OF Geersten,n by Sir Walter Scott per
cva Keener by Captain Marryatt and 'The Tin
Trumpet" reprint OF Paul ChaIdeld's hum morous
work All these DOCKS are neatly printed and be-
Soag 10 the Aessrs. Appletons cheap editions.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
RED KNIFE.
A HERO.


BIZ MARY z. MACINTOSH.
Perhaps you think hero
A man OF giant might
A warrior In armor,
A champion for the right,
Who through the world goes b0asting
That wrong shall be no more;
The glory OF whose exploits
Is sung from shore TO shore.
In olden time q hero
Was such a man. know;
He went to battle aided
BY javelin and bow.
You all have heard OF Ajax,
or Priam's valiant son,
And OF the great Achilles,
Who many battles won.
But now to be hero
Is quite another thing;
And ne who earns the title
Is nObler than king.
'Tis he who follows duty,
Who scOrns to be untrue:
Who's guided by his conscience,
Not by what others DO.
And you may be hero,
BY dong all yOu can
TO free the world from error,
And aid your brother man.
And though no blast OF trumpet
Your greatness may proclaim,
With heartfelt benedicIi0ns
Mankind will breathe your name.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27


STEvESsoN.-On Friday, March 20, John LxNNox,
infant son o. John and Sophia Stevenson, aged
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday after.
noon, az hai past one O'Clock, from 135 West Twen-
TYLER.-At the residence or his brother on Thurs.
day, ~ March c -. JEssEA 7. TYLER ased - years
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his brothers.
residence 2o7 East Fifty ninth street. on sunday af
ternoon, Mt halfpast one O'Clock.
Vermont papers please copy.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fny invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, 2s7 south sixth street. Jersey City, on Mon
wALIAcE.-On Thursday, March rs, MARY WAL
LACE a natlve OF Abbey LARA parish. county Long
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her son-n.law, Richard Reilly. No. 34i East Six
centh street near First avenue, this Saturday af-
ternoon at half past one O'Clock Her friends are
requested TO attend. No carriages allowed.
WHIrroRD.--on Thursday. March Is, WILLIAM r.
wnITFoRD, son OF James and Jane whtford aged
years and months.
rne friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon at
Ed.
wILsoS.--On Thursday, March 25, WILLIAM WIZ.
son, aged so years, Of the county ARMAGH. Ireland
Friends and acquaintance are Respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from bis late residence No 2o
Second avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at half. past
twelve O'Clock.
wrssE.-In brooklyn, r. D.. on Friday, March 2s
KATIE, youngest daughter Of Daniel II. ana Mary m
Winnie aged 70 years, months and "a days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend tne funeral, rom No 75 Second street. BROOK
yn ~. D., on sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock
Aipany ana Adams papers please copy
MOoD.-At Auburn, N. Y, on Thursday March 2b
JOHN RICHARDSON WOOD third son OF James q and
Adelinc r. Wood OF this city '
Intcrment at Auburn on Sunday.
~ yMhIAsp..on Wednesday, March "a, JouN n.
WMiaED, In the sTth year Of hs aye
The relatives ana friends OF the family arc rcspec,
uy invited TO attend the funeral from his late rcsI
dence, NO. ~ Stngg street BROOKLYN E d.. tnls sat
uIdayl afternoon, at one O'clock
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
RED KNIFE +:
OR,
KIT CARSON'S LAST TRAIL.

BY LEON LEWIS,
AUTHOR OF "THE WAGON TRAIN" 1.-THE WITCH
FINDER,n "TDg WATER WOLF" ETC., ETC.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FRENCH-vELTMAN.-On Wednesday, March "a, by
the Rev. J. Il. Rockwell, JOHN N. FRENCH to SARAH
BUTLER vELTMAE, ,.daughter OF Hiram veltman, Esq,
all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
MENzIE-PAxToN. In Lafayette n. j., on Tuesday,
March 2 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. Mr.. Street OF Elizabeth, N. j., WILLIAM b.
MENZIE to MARY EMMA P. PAXTON, eldest daughter
OF Captain VIM. Paxton. Of New Jersey.
RUNYON-TTTswoRrH.-Tn Painned, N. j., on
Thursday, March 25, at the Second Presbyterian
church, by the Rev. 7. s. Brown, OF Brooklyn, L. l.,
WIN. M. RUNYoN to JOSIE NJ, only daughter OF Dr.
Ellsworth, formerly OF New York city. No cards.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23
HIr. Nasby's Experience I'm Mis-
sissfppi.
vIxBuRG wich is in the State
Nv Mississippi, Sept. Is, 1869.


am. ez the date nv this epistle shows
in Mississippi, where l shell contribbit my
mite to the eleckshen nv Judge Dent ia
the chief Magistracy Nv this glorious State
wuz present last mite at the first meetin
Nv the campane. where all the candidates
NV the Conservative Yoonun purity, ez the
Democracy call themselves IN this seek
shen, addressed the masses. The awjence
wnz NV all colors. . leg saw them mig
gers standin thar altogether, how long
ed to hev them in Kentucky, Ohio or In
iiany, where they cant vote, and where its
safe to bust EN-! But they warnt in
Kentuckey. Ohio or Iniiany; they were
in Mississippi, and they hev votes. and
consekently wus compelled to stand BY
and treet em ez though thay wuz men =
Faugh
Judge Dent made most tellin speech
to em. After remarkiR that he wuz a
brother in-law nv President Grant lat
which the niggers cheered, and the Judge
thanked EN- with az much grace ez poor
johnson yoost to under similar circum-
stances.) he vent on to ask why his col
ored trends coodent hev confidence into
him. He Good put his hand onto his
hart and swear he loved EN-. He wuznt
colored hizzelt, but be he'd lived amongst
EN- all biz life, and he'd bin nussed at the
brest NV a colored woman. Love 'em
He did love 'em. There wuz suthin noble
about en- -suthin NV that nacher wich
gave him confidence in humanity. The
Judge devotid the balance rv the time be
he'd to the most scorchin. witherin. blast,
10 rebuke Of carpit baggers and carpit-
baggery | ever heerd. When he spoke
with contempt uv Northern men wich
cum South for the purpose Nv bein NOM
mated for Offices, and Nv making speeches
in their own behalf, his blud kurdled with
indignashun.
Ez be concluded hollored Ror "
The candidate for Treasurer follered.--
It he'd bin reported nv him that be wus Al
autagonism with the colored people Of the
South. Wal falsehoodl Troo be hednn
colered blud in his veins. but
Three sous Of yoors hsvi yelled
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23

A poor couple in London, taking coun.
sci with each other how to retreuch their
expenses, decided to drown their dog, a
great pet, but costing seven pence week
The wife herself threw the animal from
the bridge, but his loss preyed upon her
mind till she went crazy aud drowned her
self also in the Thames a week later.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23

An exchange says :" Charlotte Cush
man has written novel. but she will not
publish 1t for eight years" A gorgeous ex.
ample for nine.tenths OF tho people who
write novels. Eighty years, however, would
be iar better than eight.-LOaisrils Cou
rier. Journal.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23

Here is horrible story, brought over
in the last ship from London " A widow
occupying large house in fashionable
quarter in London. lately sent for veal.
thy solicitor to make htr will, by which
abe disposed Of between fifty and sixty
thousand pounds. lie proposed soon at
ter, was accepted. and found himself the
happy husband Of a penniless adyenturer. =
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23

Virginia rejoices in the discovery Of =
very extensive bed Of gypsum or plaster
Of Paris, Of commerce in Smythe county.
The largest gypsum formation known, lies
on upper Red river, partly in Texas and
partly 10 the Indian Territory, extending
down the river to within forty miles Of tks
town Of Preston. It is three hundred and
itty miles long, and from ffty to ose hnnd-
red miles broad.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23

Amsn, in telling about q wonderfulpsr.
rot hanging in . cage from the window e
house, which be had often passed, said !:
!" It cries Stop theft 40 naturally thas
every time hear il dlscuys sicp!h
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-23

Biting Of a mans nose In San Frapcisl
co is called assault and battery. and i &
thought that shooting of mans hneer.
10 duel may pss for : exhibiting 1std-
y weapon"