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New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

"A bill has been introduced into the Mis-
souri, Legislature against prize-fghtlng
The Maine Legislature, yesterday, elected
the Hon William Caldwell State Treasurer.
The Planters and Manufacturers Con-
veution is IN session at jackson, Miss.
Gen REYNOLDS arrived at Galveston yes
teray en- route Tor Washington. lie leaves on Friday
IA promenade concert was given the
Zouaro Cadets at Tweddle Hall, Albany last night at
which tho Governor and hl5 stan were present
.. Four Of tie largest business houses in
Leroy MINI, were destroyed by fro on Tuesday Tho
loss was 100000.
....James C. King g. Co., commission mer-
chants in San Francisco have suspended payment IheF
Liabilities are large
William Homes, who has been for many
years Associate Editor OF The hssour' RepuOhca dcd
at New-HayoD, Conn, on Tuesday
The town of MiddletOwn, Conn, yester-
day unanimously voted TO loan the bonds or tho town 10
tie extent OF por cent Of her grand levy TO aid the Air
Line Railroad between Eow-IIaven and Boston,
The fifty-frst annual communication OF
the Grand Lodge OF Mississippi nave reeieoted ioaa %
Gathwrght Grand Master, and j. L. Powers drand soc'
retary -
petition TO the Canadian Minister OF
Pnblio Works is boiDg numerOusy signed at hiOneal
demaudpR tho deepening Of the harbors OF POrt
and Port Dahousle IN order 70 '''
sells now engaged in the Lake trade
The United States Grand Jury at San Fran
csco have found 800 ndicments for naluraLatVh
frands They also recommend tho Government 10 esto-
lsh shipping offices in different sea por 10 Orus 90
vent tle outrageous treatnent OIL sailors Dy Ooels VI
shins and sailors boarding house landlords
The Hartford and Erie Railroad Company
have purchased Of tho Boston Wharf company g6OOOo
feet OF land on Fort Point Channel for depot buildings
whsrves. &c The same Company have Il S said rathed
the lease OF the Norwich and worcester hAoau suUee'
IN the action OF tho Leglblaturo.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

Ebert Perez long connected with the we'll
KNOWN publishers Messrs. Charles Boribner 4 Co., died
at his resideppe Brooklyn Monday evening, after
abort illness mr. Perce was born IN ys aty an the nth
OF August 1884, but the early part OF hs e Yas spent In
Bu6atO Roturnpg 70 New .y0sS ~ esyaIse himself 70
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
Fowler's Invincble Adding Alacthna.
THE MAST0D0H OVER ALL OTHERS IN FONT OF SPEED


Ms neat n It's anish simple lie wOrknI on she fact Of ~
being upon the purely mathematical Prepe the gre
child Of twelve Of can Be taught m practical gss In s
minutes adult The figures M face plain and dia
nc being different simply the Banera thers
Is no liability conflict making Ia taking the
figure being Of the shape Of bsuess
the smaller which finished with silver
slides be carried in watch pocret while ht
larger counagroon purposes, with capacity u s5
capable Of computing the Government revenues 1o Other gnoe
amounts hascoat pocket Thefe BENG
os and thea sgsa Us peS bsn3
other she naslon IN Ics OF msss fs
negotiations pahAse the right sell atd manaaars sas
sane In EeuYork call nVntos UkO D rVsLht
No park.Po Room
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
Hazard & cnsweIps COD Liver on tn. best

slasisquo spring WntsrThe only known remedy r cAs-
tER AEl al DnKAsss % THE KIDNEYS.
Fof 3as by Druggists DEPOT No. 55 BRoADwAY New fSfk
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
ARMY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Brevet Major-Gen. Jobn p
hAwhin Comury Of Subsistence dliy f
euas'nz Coumssary al Cincinnati, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

Blnlnger's Old London Dock Gin" snre eorsc, /.
KDSKr COuPLANrs Sold by all Drrggsis &C. NJ 81
sGEK Go. Established 1879. No. IS Beayerst, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
TIE DRAMA.
BOOTH'S TUEATFR.


Booths Thcater, it is now said, will be
opened the lst OF February. week from Monday
next. "Romeo and juliet" has been sumptuously pre-
pared aud Is undergoing careful aud thorough rehearsal
Produced under the stage management OF Mark Smith
who is OF the best trained and most accomplished
actors in the land-it fail to pass or smoothly.
the theater m up for the rst time the lighting being
done by eecricity-a novel, interesting and successful
process To beauty the theater fully revealed
II would not be easy do justice The public will not be
disappointed In this respect The word OF promise has
been amply kept On Monday next, at Irving Hail. there
will be public sale Of the seats at Booths Theater FOR
the opening night The private demand for seats has
been very great public auction is deemed the best
pedient for satisfying all concerned II high prices be
paid the theater will profit thereby and not the parasite
cal speculators
WOODS MUSEUM
At the end of next week the Lydia Thomp-
son Buresque Troupe will terminate Its engagement at
the Museum Last evening change Of bill was made
here whea in addition to the burleslue Of "Ernani,
was performed portion OF tho burcsque OF Ix!on"
The latter was as bright Miss Pauline Markham
reappeared after considerable term OF absence from
the stage The strength of the troupe fairly shown
and won Of course, good deal OF applause The audi
ence was numerous spite Of the storm. We observe,
by the way that pictures are scattered the dead
walls OF the city representing Miss Thompson and Cen
Grant dancing c1ncan dance. This device IS disaste
full in eyc- point Of view Indeed most OF tho adyer
tisng pictures that theatrical managers in the habit
Of disseminating offensive to good taste aud disgrace
full to the thcaers I greatly TO DO wished that tho
vulgar custom Of pictorial advertising might be aban
dOued
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

EOwers Adding 1Inchine Do found No. n Psrkrsu
Room No. y, Hew.iorL Il stands unrysled.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

A meeting Of the chronological Society was
held last evening at the residence OF Mr. ID. j. Terry
corner OF Fiftiest aud Madis0nave. at which Mr Win
H. Hau0ok rvad very Interesting paper on japan.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
MIDNIGHT ASSASSINATION IN PHILADELPHIA.

MIDNIGHT ASSASSINATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
Directly after the ferry-boat Camden had
left the alp at the foot OF Marketst Monday
ing small batteau, painted red on the outside contain
Ing two men was rowed close 10 her how One OF the
men took deliberate aim with @ revolver at George
Vandersce, the pilot. and fred three shots at him Ope
of the charges took effect his upper lip causing pain
mi injury. Steps at once taken TO capture tho
VouIdbo essasEns who, finding they wero pursued,
rowed their boat with a possible speed and on seeing
the crew Harbor Police force after them they pulled
into shore at where they desared their
boat aud escaped tPhila Morning Post, yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
Aid for sbS Crerans.


To OUR BRREvQ2RNr FbLboH-ClTlLkNA
At meeting etIeus sYork held ca Friday eyenag Jsa
1859 ater uos negee anthens and earnest e1poson Of &
history Revelation the Island Of Cree and an so-sa spP
az behalf Of e heroic defenders Of nOs 80 s
a. 10 on gbscrp, ions furnish these deposd aud saivsg Sh
d. sod slotb ~ and OF nfe Nsr lands
rrrase their their warriors dstnte annuhnon
their and ehdr 10 exile These .erros hs oss.
sS Ala aud syn patty received at this crisis will snahe hes "a
tumph Christian citizens OF propsio hspaphe
40 oar brave hlthf al and unfortunate brethren.
W. c. BRYANT, President
Donations VIII Is gratefully received and daily ckneTedge2H
HENRY W. BRLLowS Pres. No, lOt Rast 3nhsk
H. T. TU(yKRRMAN See, No. 81 West l0th-St
SAMUEL q. WARD. Treas, No. 50 Wah-st :.
J. NJ. R0D0CANCHI, No 50 PiResk kKeeuRre
d. N. BOTASSI, No ~ Exchange placo.
HOWARD CROSBY, No 306 2daye fConnlses
BENJAMIN N MARTIN, NeW.Nork University.
STBWART L. WOODF0RD, No. AL IJresdaag.
JOSEPH TH0MAS No II Wilitm-sI -,
Contributes, Of eothue oA especially Mr snd cb
drsn mar be seat .a NJ kODOCANACHl. No 81 Paest or D.
P0TAsSI No q Exchange place
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
fHe MHish%s. SsysssES; .ne ws..rs

ALBERT GATES No i65 Broadway llp starsl. hsE.isrA
~ Special attention paid to rspairlss On. wsIe
Pest-6ge NOtceTh. NAL, for Sssgs isT ls Tss
Al 81 eocI N dosing s StaopS svs via s9d .
snd b. sa5i and ssI shd On a.
Dsssd iiiisj and 1850 sae % ~ "a. d .sd
49, syssT y ~ az. 49, jAhRs KkLbf. e ~ Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
ANOTHER RAILROAD PnoJxcr.-TI

ANOTHER RAILROAD PR0JKCT.-The
Stockton independent has this in connec-
ton with railroad matters:
In view of tho growing demand for
lumber, the rapid diminution of timber
in the rrdwOOls, and the constantly
increasing difficulty Of obttining II sup
ply from Oregon, IL number Of men have
under serious consideration the project
Of reaching the most accessible aud
heavily wooded regions of the western
slope Of the Sierra Nevada Mountains
by railroad. The proposition is land it
is quite II feasible one) to construct n
road from the ncighborhood of Fletch-
cr's saw mills, or n point ten miles
east of Sonora, Tuolumne County, pur-
suing q course westward along the
lowest lands between the Stsnislaus
aud Tuolnmne rivers, crossing the
San Joaquin River nj the most available
point in Smnislaus County ind connect
ing with the Western Pacific road Mt
or near L,vcrmoro Pass. In the neigh
borhood of Fletcher's mills the lumber
is MS good rs can be found ia the world
and the supply is almost ~inexhaustiblc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

FIRE IN PLACER CoUNTY.-Yesterday
morning, says the Auburn Stars and
Stripes of April LIST, the Eureka hair
factory, near Dutch Flat, was destroyed
b. fire, believed to have been caused
by an inceudiary. The work of the
establishment is mainly done by Chi
namen. On the day previous to the
fire, n stranger, n white man, applied
for work, and, on being informed that
his help was not needed, became
euraged and went away, declaring his
wish that the establishment might
burn up. It is believed that he set it
on fire, and is one of the Kuklux garg,
who burn churches aud threaten the
destruction Of all who give employment
to Cinnamon. The property is owned
by y. W. Blanchard & Co. The loss is
estimated at from FIVE to six thousand
dollars,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, April To T. NJ
Specials to the Herald state that Senator
Stewart yesterday exhibited mn agree.
ment between the Credit Mobilier and
Oliver Ames, John Alley and other
Trustees of the Union Pacific Railroad,
the latter promising to vote for the Di-
rectors nominated by the present Board,
who agree to to forfeit their share in
the profits Of the Credit Mobilicr if the
management Of the company did not
remain the same.
General Stcadman is fitting out m
expedition Mt New Orleans for Cuba.
Secretary Fish demands immediate
redress for outrages committed by
Spaniards and Cubans upon Ameri-
cans.
Orders have been sent to various
navy-yards 10 hasten the fitting out of
vessels now undergoing repairs.
A large number Of wealthy Cubans
have arrived in New York.
The London press favor the choice of
j. Lnlhrop Motley for Minister To Eng
land.
ST. Louis merchants are forming q
Joint Stock Company to bny surplus
wheat aud ship It to New York and
Europe.
Chicago is making great preparations
for the opening of the Pacific Railroad.
Hon. G. 5. Fnirfdx WAS buried yeSler.
day. Judge Field, McCorkle, aud Con-
gressmeu Axtrll and Johnson were
among the pnllbcarers.
There is II deadlock in California up.
pointments, Sargent, Field aud Stewart
combining to control the appointments
Pixlcy is confident Of the District Attor.
ueyship. Cole requests the appoint
ment Of Harvey S. Brown MS Superin.
tcudent Of the Mint. Tho combination
are urging General McCook for tho posi-
ton.
The Spanish Legation ut Washington
are cndcavoring by recruiting in the
United States to force our Government
to enforce neutrality.
The Scuate committee agreed to re
port iu favor Of the Darien canal and
Sandwich Island Reciprocity treaties
The former will probably be approved
and tie latter defeated.
Mrs. Olgo Won PlitlersdooG committed
suicide Ut her residence on Kcarny
street last night by taking prussic acid
Deceased was born in Germany, o!
noble family, adopting the stage as
profession ut an early age. Her hus
band died six weeks ago and her grie
at his loss is the supposed cause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

A yILLAIS.-The MarysvilIe APPsal
OF April I'd, says: A Creature who
disgracos the human form, shot and
manned, on Wednesday night, two
mares belonging to Mr.. Westhaven,
running in pasture near his ranch,
about FIVE miles north Of this city.
One Was so badly wounded that it was
mercy to kill her, bu, the other WAS
only seriously injured. The perpetrator
is we'll known, but there is no evidence.
About six feet of rope would do such
fellows Il " heap good"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

JOHNSON REDIvIvUs.-Wc hayo no in.
teutiou OF reviving issues with our
morbid sx-President. 1t is quite
enough to have himself revived. Since
he deems it necessary TO devote the re-
maiudsr Of HIS days to self-defense,
that is sufficient evidence that he needs
it. Judging by the past, he will find
no worse or more fatal accuscr than
himself. In his very FIRST effort ut ex-
culpation, he arrays himself on the
side Of reputation, and overthrows all
his defamation about ~despotism by de-
claring that "n wise and good prince is
Infinitely better than an Arbitrary, des-
potic Congress" That touches the
heart Of the controversy. Would
you have Andy johnson for President
or Kiug?" qusrisd subtle Seward IN
1866. The people answered: "For
President (sinee we must);" where.
upon Andy was disguised, and has been
so ever since. The people prefer to
have princes" rs well MS Congress
men whom they eau change when they
refuse to do their will.-!Sacramen,o
Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
LETTER FROM WHITE PINE.
TREASURE CITY, April 3, 1869.

TREASURE CRY, April ;, 1869.
ED. GoLD HILL NEws.-Dear Sir: By
the GOLD Hill News Of the both ultimo,
We see a few lines from q friend OF DR..
Beals. We are satisfied that hv has no,
found anything worth locating, because
of his failure to prospect outside of some
gin mill or hurdy house, and it is u no.
torious fact that any man who sits by n
stove and buns his whisky, and fears to
60 out on the mountains for fear it will
be cool, never did and never will find
good mines. As to his statements in
regard to real estate, we will say, there
is not a lot 10 the corporate limits o,
Treasure City, Hamilton or Sherman
town that will not sell readily at an ad-
vanced cost 10 present owners-eveu q
Jumpers title brings coin-aud your
sickly and hypoed correspondent could
have made money, unless his innate lazi-
ness had prevented his getting in sigh,
of the 1.-Two men oil the camp, who would
have forced wealth on him but he could
not be found when good things were
being distributed. Now, friend Lynch,
if you would do q number of old friends
n Kindness, you will favor Us with the
name of the Doctors prospector. We
all like the doctor, and know he would
like to meet his agent again aud have
him sit for \ photograph. A likeness
true TO life of this marvellous traveller,
explorer, prospector and correspondent,
would sell rapidly in any am on this
coast, and would make Beals q rich man.
But the true reason why We wish the
name Of this historian and naturalist is,
that We may send him home to his
friends in good shape, aud we pledge
ourselves to send him out Of this camp
with more money and better clothes
than he had when he started hsre-we
wish the camp rid of this whining cor
respondent of the doctors, frr he loos
not know chloride from soda, nor hnru
silver from II cinder, so, Of course he
cannot find II rich mine; for II maa
must know whathe wants. when he finds
it, to make n good prospec,or here. Tell
all Of your readers TO stay at home.
This camp is a live one, live men run ii,
aud drones and self-concei,ed experts
are not needed. We have the silver
here, and a sufficient number of Com
stock miners to take care of it. IL they
should come, they might get cold, or
sick, or hungry, aud perhaps die-better
stay therc-and be sure and stay if you
believe one line written in that letter,
published by consent Of the doctor.
Respectfully yours,
WN. W. BisHoP,
HARVEY BoOSE,
0. c. MCDONALD,
PATRICK HENRY,
CHARLES CALHoUS,
A. CAsTEEL,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

INFORMATION received Mt Washington
that u 6llibustering expedition is about
TO leave New Orleans for Cuba, has
caused an order from the State and
Naval Departments to Admiral Hoff to
stop it, and use all diligence in prevent
ing similar expeditions that may be
contemplated. General Steadmau, late
Collector ut New Orleans, is believed
to be the mover of the expedition in
question.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
ALASKA A THOUSAND YEARs AGO.
The Mining Press says:

Professor Carl Ncuman, OF Munich, a
diligcnt student Of Chinese antiquities
and photography, has discovered from
the Chinese year books that a company
of Buddhist priests entered this coun-
try, via Alaska, = thousand years before
Columbus. They explored thoroughly
and intelligeutly the Pacific borders,
penetrating Into the land Of Fusnng
for so they called the Aztec territory,
after the Chinese nsme Of the Mexican
aloe. The collection Of antiquities
recently made by Captain Fast from
graves, etc., in Alaska, consisted
chiefly Of carved ornaments aud weap.
ous, resembling those now made by the
Chinese, and apparently belonging 10 a
race totally distinct from the present
Alaskans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

BULLY FOR SAFF.-We see that the Pres
ident has been wise enough to select our
friend and pitcher, General Stafford, As Gov
ernor Of Arizona. Saff will govern the
Arizonians with a playful vigor that will suit
them, and make their territory bloom and
blossom as the cactus. You bet!-Carson
appeal.
The bloom and blossom " perora-
ton is decidedly sharp. Stafford will
make a good Governor, although We
know OF several meritorious gentlemen
who would 10 equally AS we'll, if not
better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

ELECTIONS took place in Cincinnati,
Michigan and Connecticut, on Monday
The Republicans carried the day in all
The Republican majority in Connecti'
cut is estimated at 1000 which is O
gain of 2,T65 on the vote ut the State
election last April.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

A YOUNG man rushed through the
streets of Toledo, Ohio, recently, fol
lowed by II very excited German. The
Latter was shouting as he rem "Bolees,
bolces, shtop der man he ia going nit
der reeveer, und der ice under, for to
suicide commits" Several citizens
Joined 10 the chase, and the fugitive vas
captured just in time to prevent him
from leapiug into the half frozen river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

DEATHS IN SAN FRANCISCO LAST
WEEK.-The mortality report shows that
there were only SO deaths during the
last week, n decrease Of %. There
were o cases of smallpox reported and
3 deaths, being a decrease Of II in the
small pox mortality. There are 3S
cases in tue p~est.house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

Two Trishmcn, on II certain occasion,
occupied the same bed. In the morn
ing one Of them inquired Of the other,
" Deuuis' did you hear the thunder ?"
No, Put; did it really thunder2 ?"
Ycs, il Numbered rs if hiven and
earth would come together" why,
in the divil, then, didn't 70 wnke me ?
tor ye know | can't Shape when it thun-
Jcrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

RoRgRr j. WALKER represents the
Nova Scotia aunexationists Mt WASH
ingtou, aud the move is regarded as q
serious one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

To BE BASIsHEp.-Colonel Meyer, OF
the United States army, has been arres-
ted for couspiring aginst the Mexican
Government aud will be banishcd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

Sick OF WAR.-Geueral Custar re-
ports the Indians sick of war. He has
recovered from the Indians two women
that were captured by them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

TIE Spanish Cortes have sent a COM
mittee to inform ex-King Ferdinand of
Portugal that he is their first choice for
King of Spain. General 0lozaga heads
the committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

CoRY 0'LASUs thinks that the Next
cans ought to attain perfection IN
riding the velocipcdc, for the more
revolutions YOU make the faster you so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

FLouRIsnISG.-The iu~dia-rubber tree
aourishes in great vigor in Mr.. Pack
ards grounds ut Santa Barbara. The
trees are evergreen aud very beautiful
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

A GRAND JURY having investigated
the Stockton Hospital, report that it is
wretchedly managed, and the inmates
do not get sufficient food or good nc
commodatious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

BRIGHAM You've isn't afraid Of a
locomotive. lie says: "Mine must be
a ID poor religion if it won't stand
one railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

An Iowa youth went to take out a
marriage license, but forgot the name
of his bride.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07

TINE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
i Hall. Apply at room In rear OF Justices
Court, to W. n. hALL:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
The Connecticut Election.


Lawrence, April G.-Contracts au-
thorized by net of Congress to transfer
land grant and rigb; Of way between
Denver aud Cheyenne to the Denver
Pacific Company were ratified to day
by the Board Of Directors, also by the
stockholders Of the Kansas Pacific Rail
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
store to Rent.
To Let.

NOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
.toro ~ STERN Il SON.
o,sif Main street, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
MnrriaHe-.

HUNT-SIIoLES-h Virginia, April o, by
Judge Rising, J. B. Hunt 10 Abbie X. Sholcs.
MCAULIFFE-DUFFY-In Virginia, April 4,
by Rev. Father Manoglc, Daniel McAuliic to
Rose Duffy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
MnrdrrOh by n ErnZy Mun.

MEMPHIS, April Ga. J. Walt. while
in n fl of insanity, Drained Nswbury
Gibson, his roommate, with II Ratchet,
this forenoon, and then rushed into IN
adjoining room to kill George Nelson,
who received n severe wound while
warding oil the blows. Walt then ran
back to his room, screamed out fare
well TO the world, and leapcd from the
third story window, instantly killing
himself. Nelson is in IL critical condi-
ton. All the parties were formerly
prominent merchants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
The PACIFIC MUTUAL

Wns organized 10 check this outward
How OF our mud afford TO
Insurers the better profit commnnacd
by California Investments.
The nbovc sum, nj our Lowest Il" e..
would yield slO0.377 ~, tins M
fording nm additional profit 10 he
Policy Holders OF S2OI, 6SS SO.
Our investments nre nil made in
accordance with tho Laws Of Cnii.
~fornin, nnd our securities nrc IN good
n. those hold by Eastern Compnnic-.
All tho usual kinds OF Policies ia
sued. and no permi's TO travel re-
quired.
WILSON DUNLAP,
(At Banking House Of II. II. FlassJ
Agent for Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-07
For City Assessor.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS a
Candidate for City Assessor OF virginia. az
the coming May election; subject 10 nS ac''"h
anS.td GEORGE ii. MORRISON.