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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
PUBLISHED EVERY
Sunday Morning

Read the List Of distinguished witt,
Of the South, with whom arrsngcmas
hsvc been made ior regular contribute,
to the columns OF the SUNDAY TINE
during the year
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SENIn
AZ. RE0UrER, Latc Of Hobia
JOHN R. THOMPSON, Of vlrr,ss
P.w. ALEXANDER, Of 0ssrgi,
WI. IvNYu, u Nsw 0rlsans
TIC. DsL10u, Of ssutA Carslia,
kADAn A. Dsv. CHAuDlua
Of 1eAile.
Rev. Df. Il. \. Pierce, Of Hsaa
KAMA THORPE" AutAm /,
-Four Oaks"
Hon. c, LANG DON, Of Alahan
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

"WXS1Ve N.Y.
Gvlhs K es srs,rrls fine Raro
" io4faa lss .sa' sfv'lr island wounded
inta fesrs tfen - efNlmsiy inuainnt
al sht ~ renias.
hFFT' 0EArH
rs sev, W y PlAsT
..tle l. riy-tic woof
i'ilad ~ a spindle dsoar
Nrafins The threads OF care
vet with affections tear
YEA. psash salelv stops the spindle $
svi;f Hight
Ana sasess sur carr knottsi thread,
While ih. tears Il ,aTth- miiiiaas are
isio, at ii,e tomb
N'lsfc Angels watch over the dead.
g.
Lie ID a broken hope,
i..ie il a weary s..h.
..lse Is a faded dream,
Lille IS q dread u die.
Bat hssih rear Is siides, with dark
veilsl face
ANA Waves - ia silence away,
Where hope is irai.en aud sighs are
sweet songs,
and dreams are .he Wings Of the day
iile IS Swallowed iiSht
Life is a Pilgrims hymn,
Light is an echo Grange
Heard IN the is'iishi d,'n
but beath soon unNVhs ih1h sleuo"-
t.3 sh.l,ar~ tho srax.lcr Ions.
The cchos Of Garth are Ill lost in the
strans
That swell from tie Masters Throne.
iile !" a thoaSht worked out
Wossai on stage mbnme-
Worked meath the Angel eyes
WORKED IN the tasks OF lime.
Hat Death early ends both the thought
and the easks-
~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09
we are nov publishing
-Four Years in the Rebel CapltaA

by 4 G. DgLEoN, Esq, late a
of the g tlsinop0iie. "
A. j. REQuihR, Esq, one Of ile y
distinguished Of Southern poets, i ~
engagement 10 contribute regularly "a 9
columns.
JOHN X. THOMPSON, fq 4
editor II the Southern Literary Nss
ger, alike brilliant in prose and pc'7
on our list.
WIN EVELYN, Esq, late Olia
the Crescent Monthly is orr "a
New Orleans correspondent, ard ~
,ribrlor in other Departments
During the year we shall p1aT
series Of sketches.
The Dead Heroes Of tho gonisds'x
by P W. ALEXANDER, Zig ~
known "i'. w. A., Coo lale
correspondent.
Mr. A. psv. CIAuDR0N n
lator OF Joseph the second 81
Court, J and the Rev. DR.. II. \ Pias
will contribute original articles sni =
traashtIons iron the French ~
man.
We have aov on hand brll,sl
from the pen Of KAMBA TlioHs
author ofa -Four Oaks" end Que
tract,ve articles from the same scaT
be expected.
THE SUNDAY TINES "
AGRICULTURAL AND ~
CULTURAL DEPARTMENT
charge Of the HON. G. :. LANe''
formerly well known as tho e'Ilig
MohiIs ADVERTISE, and more l''s
skiliiui and successful Agr'enI'ar
llotticslturhi
l3esisks The above, articles ?,
able writsrs, who prefer that l,t
sApsh not now be annen1ceal
agreeable, and entertaining OFT
ence domestic asd ioseign-n'
features Of special interest ."
pectsd. ,,.,s,
4 i'll TELHGRAPHiC stN,S
a ~ Dousslie cd FereiSn N'"'
week viii ~ gives 10 zach 'sS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

Six Months, 175
Clubs often or moro. per annum. each, so
HB&B ~ ss ouds Of Galveston
aad saak VIII ~ G Of hoss cities I'D variety Of read
ine uase No pass spared ha leading
in worthy u po1RooAge
Conservative 10 ss ehsas devoted
inpas question dealt ish frankly candidly
With hsdon asd dEay 10 addition
talent aad Isfo1aaon adding their
Each has hundred fifty embracing
journals 81 The United ahatss
With these advantages and with twenty experience they hope
meet the full measure Of public expectation
there time the history the when tho
counsel he advice Of their able
the This the South b. found be
neasparer All other closed II
tho public mind an reached - ~
The price Of those
seritng a Afford take them.
political affairs condition
che information that be obtained
These will be devoted objects
Literature Scientific EraCh Of
Markets 40 will receive due attention rendering them welcome
family circle " ~
The editors each
The novelty publishing large
calculated attract attention and patronage The proprietor
this and that he had
If does feel willing subscribe
them of the tmcs let him
other and thus obtain this rcrusal of hoth.
Therefore make Clubs
larger and consequently interesting The editors
them worthy OF patronage
September 81, 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-04-09

ys0s asst srue bill under Ku-klux
.s~ u Tsnssksee has bsss found II
yGsvssssy aeainss Radisal. liz
s@css ~ tssinidatisg lsslss II tks X /.
+ Nyla, and the handwriting was
v5sRnised ~ have often ct,atesd.
u, ~. H. Nashville Earxer, that
NJ, " seasly 81, Of tho s~-sslled
N klos sessaess have bssa:: com
oi1lsd y nsaissas Il diaguiss, either
~ rlssasv " party capital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24

in times past. The Belcher and the
Segregated Bslcher prospecting as
usual, and not raising any ore to the
surface.
iNPrRIAL-ExPiRH.
Repairs to shaft. still actively pro-
crossing, and neither sinking nor .drin-
ing being done. The upper levels yield
a limited quantity of good pay ore, yet
not enough to pay current expenses
without the aid Of an o~ccasinal assess
ment.
oPHiR.
The drift west at the 7oo.foot level Is
now in 400 feet from the new shaft. The
face is 10 rather more favorable looking
rock, yet NO material change for better
or worse is perceiyable.
HALE 4 soRoRoss.
Yielding about l25 tons per day, prin.
cipally from the fourth station; rather OF
a decrease from former production.
Shaft still undergoing repairs.
LADY BRYAN.
This famous outside mine continues
looking we'll. The annual meeting OF
the company will be held August Sd, at
Virginia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY eIy ,5;Sio THAI s., pH y
4 ,esn osGod Hi. and also, by appointment,
Isssssor for State and County purpo,es iof inc
.sr,c Township. haa this day commenced assess.
Ing ali tsr.Il properly N SSid u AN i.I ISf one WIN Vii
~ eisSsc *. ready TO make their returns on the as
scssment roll. when called upon;
HIRAM CRANDAlL, Assessor;
Gold Hill, May 10, 1869. mytVe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
1. o. of G. t.

OLIVE BRANCH LODGE NO. 1S,s~
- Independent Order Of Good Temp i
hrs. meets every FRIDAY EVENING, ~
ct their Lodge Room, d Fellows Hal; ~,
An member In rood standing are invited TO At
tend. J.F. GLADDlNS, wa
GU. SNAxf, ". g..
Gold Hi, Nay Z, 1859. tsR7'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
PArRoN1zE
COMPANIES.

~. ~ aNIs soy. 80 sH"fF 'nFffF
HOME COMPANIES.
THERE Is A FEELING INNATE m THE
breast Of every person that awakens pride in
tho success Of homo Institutions. It associates
and identifies itself with. our love Of country
and attachment to our homes; and the benefit
that tho Paciae Coast derives from q patronage
Of home Institutions 10 felt in every department
Of trade, pervades all the different branches OF
buhness-enlarges that which 10 already estab-
lished, and opens new fields for enterprise and
sctive industry. In %patronlzing home compa.
MES you rely on your own knowledge, and are
no, compelled to take the .sy 90 Of interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance trom your friends; you 60 to
those whom you know best, who can and will
assist you-apply this principle, acted on every
i--s-----r- ..--~ go. .r-nt- rn".-
naturally selr.sustAining than the Pacific coastf
Why then destroy the vital principle Of pros
perty, impoverish the country and complain OF
hard times, when your misfortune is the result
Of your own action, Would you deposit your
money In q bank on this coast, or on Wan
street, Would you deposit money In Q Lie
Insurance Company on this coast, or one In
New York; Would you buy Mission blankets
or do you prefer sending East, You might get
abettsr article.
Would you stop the culture Of wheat to
improve the facilities for the importation Of
fourf We arc oil political economists, but
that man sets whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become Of that $2,5o0,00o sent East
for Life Insurance last year, Il 1t drawing you
8 per cent, or is per cent? Would $2,Soo,oN
added to the circulation on this coast make any
difference in It's prosper tyi Would 1t not
increase the amount in circulation here one.
tenth, and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which You long since ~despairsd Of col.
lectingi
Il not the Psciac Mutual Is responsible As
any company In tho worldi Il 1t not as liberal
as anyi Are not the lsws Of California a.
careful Of the interests Of the policy holders a'
those Of any other State! Can you namo .
company which did the same amount Of business
in the same time that the Pacific Mutual has
done, Do tho stockholders Of tho Pacific
Mutual get onehalf as much for tho manage.
ment Of the afairs Of the company and the
security which their capital affords, as the
officers Of any purely mutual company which
you can name get for their services as officers
without furnishing you any security at ALI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
RESTAURANT TO LET.

THE NATIONAL RESTAURANT, fsesH
on Main street, Gold Hill. 10 ~ 8iB
.ISSis and capable person. 1t Is well located
snd = GrstraIe business can DO done II properly
managed. The fixtures are complete una VIII
be sold cheap 70 tho tenant.
NoTIcE.-All persons who are indebted 70
Charles II, Hocgar. arc requested 70 MAKE
srYment to the undersigned, who IL authorized
e receipt for the same, the accounts having
heen bought BY me Persons showing them'
ss1s.e Indebted a. above are respectfully re-
enested to make immediate settlement.
G. MILLER, Proprietor.
Gold Hill, July 10Th. 1860. lylou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
CANDY MANUsAcrony.
Coffee and Refreshmsnt Saloon,
- Can't, G g.. nearly opposite Wells 3 Fargo.

nup ,rrpgRs1aNED IS PREPARED TO
THE crndies Of all descriptions. whole.
I m nna retsiL. At the shortest notice; and ~
saie anI that cannot fall 10 suit all who may
prees ,i sms with a call. Fancy Cakes made to
m nr%s, IN the hest style, and Of the GhoiessI
Materials. Bc sure and give mo : ean' a'o :
VIII g IsIan'Is and Eggs, Tea and Coffee,
L.sySS Rnttsr and Bread and other comforts,
prepared At short notice: " rIuRsHurz.
y,ro,p,,. July 9Th. 1850. 3ys.im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
CHOICEST HAVANA CIGARS

To be found on the Pacific coast; such a.
Figaro Britannica; Figaro Reina;
Pumeriago Reina de Espana;
Pumeriago Reinitas; Cabsna Britannica;
Cabana Regalia Chica; Cabana Pressed;
Henry Clay Reina Fina;
cautlva Relna de Espspa;. Galii,ya Rsinaai
Para sus Amigos Resalia Chica;
La Paz de CHM Britannica:
La Paz de China Reipa de Espana;
La Paz dc China Reina Fina;
Pnrtagas Britannica: Partngas Rog. ReinA;
Fl Todo Reina de Espana; Diaz Banics Paris;
San Juan dc Martinez Reg. do Ia Reina;
Emanuel Garcia;
And other brands, too numerous 70 mention,
at the Lowest Market Rates.
Also. a large stock OF Domestic cIgA.. vir.
PIMA Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Nicer.
schaum, Brisr Wood and Charcoal Pipes,
Amber Noulhpieces, English and American
Cutlery. Notions. Stationery, Playing Cards,
Canes. Matches, ETC.. etc
p. s.-orders promptly attended to. jyl-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24

ryHE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED As
30, Ave wears IN Nevada, has removed his once
20 aIiyer CITY, where he win attend TO any busi.
ness intrusted to him wlthpromptness and caro-.
a.,a. silver and Ores Of Every Doscrlp.
tisn Carefully Assnyed,
Ana ,c.urns of Bullion made within six hours
IN stamped Bars or Coin, at the option Of the
Depositors. NAT
8. Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
G1LL1G, MOTT co.
Corner Of Q and Taylor Streets,
virstnia city,
Dealer. IN
HARD WAR r.,
o
Brass and Steam Goods,
o TINwARE,
Agricultural Implements,
DOORS.
Etc., Eto.. ETC.. Etc.
OF ALL KINDS.
A Full Assortment on Hand,
FOR SALE AT
r E D U PRICES.
GILLIG, MOTT s. CO.,
oonNER o AND TAYLOR sTs.
Virginia, Nevada.
TO MILLMEN.
BATTERY SCREENS.
IBATTKRY SCREENS.
Having made many improvements In our
screen.punching Machines, we are now fur
nishing Quartz Mills with the best quality Of
RUSSIA IRON PUNCHED SCREENS,
AT reduced rates.
Orders Respectfully Solicited
EXTRA QUALITY LARGE ma.
NILLA ROPE.
A FULL STOCK ON HAND,
And for sale at the LOWEST RATES, BY
GILLlG. MOTT & CO.,
Importers,
Corner o and Taylor Streets, Virginia
BETTING.
Our Own In~pertatisn.
Best cotton.hlled Rubber Betting, from 8 to
S.ply. 1900 feet, all sizes, nom . to
% inches wido. Also Hemp.
filled & Leather Betting,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES BY
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Importers,
] Corner O and Taylor Streets, Virginia.
GAS
$4,000 Feet Gas Pipe. From IA -
4.inch, Globe Valves, OIL Csps,
Gas FitiinEs. Of All Kinds,
Load Pipe, Belts, Etc.,
FOR SALE CHEAP BY
GILLI>G, MOTT & CO..
Inn porters,
Corner Q and TAYLOR Streets. Virginia.
TO
Plews, steel and Cast.
Heavy Bre.kI.s..l, Plsws.
Harrsws, Etc., Etc., Etc
N. B.-Rxira Pieces for iPlsws Rni'
.ished TO ordeaf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
A GOOD BUsINEss
FOR SALE.

nHr COLOMBO REsrAuRANT, g pS,,ss.ioS
i virginia. Is offered for Or s spply unless they
| given 1st August. N1De
| mean business. Apply 70 AN DoNoGHUE,
] jy23td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
Departures.
III WELLS. Yaaoo AND co.'s LINE.

BY WELLS. fARoo AND CO.'S LINE.
C Hazlett, Mrs Kelan, Jane Williams.
Madeline Hamilton, Sam Gum6y, Mr. Dix
Ter, E H Dyer, E Mcdonald. II Y Wells,
Sarah Higgins. John Babill, John Crowley,
Mrs Griffin, Mary Lawlor, George Dickinson,
John r Roberts, Mrs Singleton. Judge MUIR
ray, N c Graham, S Leebes, Walter Smith,
C Miller.
BY WOODRUFF N ENNoR's n
Mr. Brumbell, John Holland, john Stubbe,
II Schimpf, John Gunny.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
SEEDS. SEEDS.

Ins. received. 1000 papers Flower Seeds, ID:
,.ct from ThorburD's. New York. 4 beautiful
sssonment indeed. Alro on hand, oil kind. OF
VEGETABLE Seeds, warranted Fresh and Genuine,
In Quantities to suit, either by the pound TIN
anall papcre.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24

The old workings of the upper levers aa,
yield between 40 and % TOM .ysrare.
asy, assaying about sss on the aver, assr" he
The quantity will be increased "s ont.
I'd station drift is all iean.a S"x,
which will be in two or three u
longer. This drift is $50 feet IN ieoetn,
Drif,iup east through the ledge AZ w
7,h station Was resumed last Sunoay'
and good progress is being made.
ovERNAS. -.
Progressing after the usaal sr,S.
Producing considerable medium gra., y
orr, but no rich buuehe, eneoun'ess1"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24

IMPORTER OF ALL ARTICLES USUALLY
Lent In and about a Drug Store. All for fale
Al the LOWEST PRICES that can be afforded
fnr No. 1 Foods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24

LIFE lNsURANcE.-lne ioiis"ins 40
s,a,emeu. eff business Of the Pacific
Mutual Life In'uranee Company OF
Sacramento, for the six months ending
June 80, 1869: Policies issued, lsl; in
force, SOS; covering the sum Of Sl,7o3,-
600, about half in gold and hall in cur
reucy-total in currency, S~2,o25,ssl.
Total policies in force at thi, date
oI4-smount Of insurance. So, 1857, 1897.
Brumsey, scent 10 Virginia City.
cooLsa.- is cloudy to-day, and
consequently a little cooler, yet the
Thermometer at noon to-day here in Gold
Hill stood at SO degrees.
PosroYrrcr RrNovAL.-The Virgins
p~o,,oface is to be removed tonight e
where II formerly was, in the Aedir
building, North G street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08

GRANTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES one,
apparently in the interest of President
Johnson, has been making researches
into the history Of Presidential inaug-
urations. The object has been to ascer-
tain whether the custom of the retiring
Presidents accompanying the President
elect has always prevailed. 1t is said
to have been ascertained that it never
was done until the Inauguration Of
President Van Buren,, when Jackson
rode in the carriage with him to the
Capitol. 1t is earnestly to be hoped
that President Johnson will put himself
among the prc-Jacksonian Presidents in
respect TO this custom. II cannot be
pleasant to himself to be driven through
Pennsylvania Avenue to see Grant in
augurated. Nor will General Grant
feel very comfortable with such q com-
panion in the parade. Besides this,
people cannot help remembering the de-
plorable and humiliating exhibition of
himself made by Johnson at the inaug-
u~ration OF 1865, and it would not be
agreeable to the assembled dignitarics
in the Senate Chamber to have him APP
pear there on the mex 4th of March.
At all events, if he insists upon figuring
in the parade and in the ceremonial, it
is hoped that some of his personal
friends will keep a close watch over
him, so that there may be no repetition
of the scene Of 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08

CRoss.-Our usually good naturcd friend,
Bro. Lynch, OF the Gold Hill News, says,
with a growl. that he "would give s. to see
US blush" II bushes were in good demand
a. that figure we would rent Bro. Lynch's
nose for q week and exhibit it, and then,
with a part Of our surplus capital, would pur.
chase the Eberhardt.-Reno Crescent.
We admit, Bro. Lewis, that we have
n nose-God knows-and it is a nose
that knows how to mind its own bust
ness. 1t is q haudsomer nose, and does
not partake of the elephant trunk order
of architecture, like yours-and to pre-
vent q rosy-tint bloom on which is your
only excuse for not drinking anything
stronger than lager. Now, how do you
like the two pictures-you old Snarleyow
nosegay? or you do mt stop poking
straws at our nose, or smeller, or bugle,
we will tell that cancer story on you
again.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08

THE LAW OF PRIMoGESITURE.-The
English papers are engaged in n hot dis.
cussion of q bill lately introduced into
Parliament providing for the nbrogation
of the law of arimogeniture. This law,
which had its foundation in principles
established at the time Of the Norman
conquest, has been concisely defined
thus: If n man dies possessed Of real
estate, of which he has absolute owner
ship, without having made any dispo-
sition Of it by his last will, the whole
descends to his heir at law and this
heir is that one of his representatives
who is the eldest male among those who
are in the same degree Of kindred. AS
far rs We can ascertain, from very
mcagrc information, the repeating bill
provides only that in case n man dies
intestate, the law shall divide his
property equally among his children
1, does not interfere with the right oil
an individual to leave his property to
any one of his heirs whom he may Sc
lcct for the favor. This is the first at
tack made upon ~aristocratic privilege
BY the first Parliament that represents a
great portion of the common people.
That such . proposition should DO re.
cciyed with favor by q large class OF in
telligent Englishmen, and should find
advocates in Parliament and with the
influential press, is very strong evidence
Of the presence Of democratic leaven in
English politics of the present day. Of
course, all the champions of the bill are
upon the extreme liberal side, while
conservative organs and leaders nre vio-
lent in their ~denunciations Of it, and
argue from it the total destruction OF
the whole fabric of British government,
and the subversion of that sacred fable,
the British Constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08

]PEYrTESTIAL LRaIsLATORs.-0ur liv-
cry stables were extensively %patronised
yesterday by Senators and Assembly
men who had ga call" to visit their
old constituents Mt tho State Prison.
Committeeman and Legislators who IRE
not Committeeman made their appear.
ancc during the forenoon in buggies
and other vehicles, and regular caval-
cadcs of Honorablcs were to be seen
going fcarlessly, and oven cheerfully to
tho Penitentiary-wherc, as rumor had
it, the h%ospitable Warden, Lieutenant
Governor Slingerland, was prepared to
inflict upon them such punishment, in
the way Of good things to cat and drink,
rs they felt deserving of. We don't
know exactly what they did there, nor
what they alto and drank, but from the
Fourth o. July style of travelling with
which some Of the teams came back, we
Judge that something must have hap
pened out Of the usual course of prison
fare and prison disciplinc.-Cdrson Ap.
peal, III.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08

CARSON CIrY.-The Appeal says that
Joe Coburn is to give u sparring exbi-
bition ut the Carson Theater this Mon
day. evening. Tho Appeal further says:
"Hc is said to be n perfect wonder OF
agility, muscular development and
Science Many of US who profess
horror ut fistic exhibitions will be
tempted to 60 and look on. We'll, it is
not wicked to look on Mt other peoples
SHINING" Tho Beatty Theatrical
Troupe are also announced to commence
Il short engagement at the Carson The
alter on Tuesday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08

BLoTrISd OUT UTAH.-The House Com
mittee on Territories is considering the
proposition to reduce the number Of our
Territories nni blot Utah out of exist
ence, and the indications nro that it
will be favorably reported. They pro-
pose to divide Dakota between Nebraska
and Minnesota, while Utah is to be
divided between Colorado, Wyoming,
Nevada and Idaho. The object Of this
scheme seems to be to solve the Mormon
problem, by indirection. This same
question was discussed in the Commit
tee of Elections las. summer on n con-
tested scat case, but of course no action
could be taken then.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-08

THE WAy.-The sharp spectators and
brokers of San Francisco appear to DO
inclined to shape the dcstinies of White
Pine. 1t is their way of fostering tho
mines of that district and developing
the resources of the sister State of Ncva-
da." By II paragraph in our San Fran
cisco dispatches we learn that twenty
White Pine companies, possessing in
tho aggregate n nominal capital of
Sls, oOO, 900, have been incorporated in
California since Inst December. Most
of these are undoubtedly silver mining
companies, whose principal and effective
operations will be Mt "thc board" If
they strike the right vein" some of
these sharp fellows may realize fortunes.
It is their way /; but it is not a good ono
for White Pine, or any other mining dis
trict. The flibusters of San Francisco
the vulgar horde Of brokers, specu-
~lators, and adventures, with neither
capital nor conscience (Shylocks, minus
the thrift, faith, and ducats)-will plague
that devoted district. White Pine is
the trap, baited with tho honey of tho
E~berhardt, which is set for the fat gulls
of this contiucnt.-Reesc Rirer RcreiAe.