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The New York herald., 1869-02-24

folk City Point and Richmond-New snd c.sgsns sids
MARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The steamship HAT
TERAS win be despatched Wednesday, February ~ fog
North river foo. Of Beach street conascsng with e sss
souhsice and Petersburg railroads and Richmond and Dam
vile and Virginia Central Railroads., taking freight Aad
west Bus q lsding signed On the rir For freight pa
n 4 McCREADy Presidents Isl Greenwich street. corner
| OF uey. 49, ---- --.n.
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ne themselvea agents and call a. our
orly Office. O. Il. COLLINS CO.,
- - 49,
fury or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
Bureau OF the Receiver OF Ta1ca Court House. Park
- schabers Public notice is hereby given that al
seax OF personal axcs due 10 be paid at tho
cI'ce q AHDkEw ssiri Esc Attorney for the Colsc,
le books ensn 70 such arrears vii bc found a said ce
rs 20 receive receipt for such arrears except 70 cases
Is directed VIII have legal nuthoryto collect the
amount included therein, and all warrants heretofore issued
TO enforce the OF personal taxes hereby
cOuncrinHndef. BERNARD SAYTiI Receiver.
Dated NEW YonK, Jan. -, 1859.
TsIRCULARs ADDRESSED, STAMPED AND MAILED,
and copyirg done ut moderate rates; orders promptly
attended to- Address Sterling Co.. % Cedar street room 10
(ANE Box AND TWO TICKETS FOR THE TiIEArRI-
~ eel Enii III ccLsra Park Garden can be obtained "
reasonable price In tla barfooua 562 Broadway.
CsUFFERERs--DR. KIMBELK, CHIROPODIST, So
ID Eowery Canal buni0ns the joints
and the Of insrowing nails; separate
apartment for ladies.
CTAMMERIN0, LIsPIN0, TALKtNA vHICK, AND ALL
~ mpecimcns Of speech permenant tured by Professor
JeMNao1 &C., rooms Eos and 4 66 B0wcry Patients
visited at their residence II desired
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

Vyy AsrED--A SECOND HAND DESK. IN coon on
w DER with pigeon holes, with without map. saif2bls
for reel estate office Address, with particulars ana psscs
Cash, Herald ollcc.
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OF the
Fensacola and 0corgta Railroad.

Tho Pensacola and Georeia Railroad Company having
~ ssd g p.y s interest their BOMBS and the due
he sinking und lsec approved January 1855, entitled
IAN act % provide for and encourage liberal system Of In
sssnsl improvements in this sate notice h hereby given
pany e the Trustees Of the Internal Improve
Y the highest bidder the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad
ncMong me road bed iron, equipments workshops depo5
Terms cash.
BY order of the Board OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund. FRANK w, VEESTER
FEB. y, lS6@ Secretary and Salesman.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMroRrANr ro EuRopEAN TRAvELLEEs. TRAY
oilers visiting Europe ehoud provide themselves with
pers IiendhSok by W. Pembroke Frliidsc, price I'll B
1hr she only ccmrcie guid~bcok Of Europe East
new every ychr. 49,
Harpcrs Phrase Book, Handbook OF Travel Talk for
the OF travellers and Schools In English, German
French fsan w. Pembroke Fctriec; rrice III Sa
HARPER BKOfnERs, pubisshera FOR sale by al book
pcllcra
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL The Southern Line,
The Al steamer vICKSBUR0, Captain Burton will icavQ
pier "A East river, on Saturday, Feb. ~, atyP n.
and Galveston.
Apply to C. III. MALLORY 4 co.
l53 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

L,OR MOBILE-FERNANDINA ROUTE.
The frat class steamer FLAG, Captain Hoffman, leaves
Saturday, February 81 pier ~ North river u
Has superior passenger accommodations.
IL receiving Insurance guaranteed Mobile at ~
per cent Through rates to all points in tho interior.
For freight or passage apply 10
j. r. PATTERSON, Agent, ia Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- CJNARD LINE
ALEPPO sails .Thursday 25h February
Cabin passage, Sso. gold; steerase, ESQ., currency.
Passage to New York ~ lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply ~ No. Bowling Green:
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

LyOR SAVANNAH, GA, AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
II west.-Great Southern Freight and Passenger Lnn
Steamships and Central Railroad Of GEORGIA T
TUESDAYS,
THuRSDAYS,
THE STEAMSHIPS ~
GENERAL BAREEs, Captain Morton, Thursday. Fob -
from pier 30 North river At r NJ. !.
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO., Agents, . Liberty strese
SAN sALvApOR. Captain NtstsIson. Saturday, rsb. -
WM r GARRISON, Agent, No. Bowling Green
LEO, Captain Dearborn, Tuesday, March = from pier y
MURRAY, FERRIS CO., Agents, 81 and 81 South 4
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OF tho
Tallahassee Railroad.

The Tallahassee Railroad Company having failed 10 pay
the interest their bonds and the amounts due tho sinking
fund sce act approved January 1856 entitled IAN act 10
grcvemsnt " is stnts notice hereby given that on
Tnlahaasee tho Trustees Of the Internal Improvement Fund
Of the State Of Florida viii sell! at public outcry TO the
Bed Ir9n Equpments. Workshops Depoa and Franchise
meit Fund. FRANK w. WEBSTER,
FED. 3 1858. Secretary and Salesman.
The New York herald., 1869-02-24

rFN VERY ExcrLLKxr HORSES ron sALE--AT
10 Sprnx street. bftwern Hudson snd Narlck. right
from the country. suiabe for business purposes.
WANTED ro PURcilAsE "A ONE HoRsR SECOND
w hand Coupe Koeknwsy. Address, <tsinx price and fu
pars,cuisrs, Y. ". -, 10 ksss fify sh'fa street
&10O -LAsoE nay HonsF, ny HANDS rowER
HlOVs fui sorrc uorss &ilps tine dspple Efxv Horse
i5& hsnde styie and srti0n xi SS Wa&hinGsou
street, corner " bsnk.
61EO HORSE. carr AND HARNESS IN GOOD
YlcV. order fuQuifs ~ 4, n. suErNkN No tse
Ufcenwieh street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
tho Malone aur Roses, a

IN the Malone u Roses, a play now
running in the Paris Gaite, there are
three tableax which all the wonders oil
the stage mechanism have never at.
tanned up to the present. One is an
Italian idyl, o landscape from Leopold
Roberts famous painting called "The
Harves.." The peasants dancing under
the southern sun to the quick Taran-
tclla movement, the lowing of the cat
tie and graceful grouping Of the figures
are perfectly artistic. The second
grand tableau is the feast given by Ca.
sar in his ducal palace all the volup.
t~uousness of the East and d~epravity OF
Babylon are rendered most wildly ;
wine overAows, a thousand lights gilt
ter, while ballet nymphs, like sirens,
enchant the intoxicated guests. Sue.
ceeding the banquet is the coniagrn-
ton Of the palace. The stage is COW
cred with sheet iron, and no less than
500 pieces Of burning embers, sup.
posed 10 be the beams, roofs aud walls,
are tossed up by artificial flames. The
cracking Of the wood, the laundering
crash of domes falling in, the writhiug
of the spirals and utter dismay of the
surprised soldiery, are almost painfully
depicted. 1t takes six hours every day
to put up the ducal palace behind the
scenes, for it must be artistically con-
structed, and one piece placed on an
other with precision.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
Cruelty to Animals.

Our giving n hearing TO Cam Maria
on the subject of Cruelty TO Animals
has brought out another correspondent
of the " fair sect" who thus writes:
DEAR Mr.. BULLETIN: We have had
such q time in our house that must
tell you all about it, and perhaps you
can help us. Friday night last our cook
went out without leave. Saturday
morning, mother went into the kitchen,
and, to her great dismay, the cook THAT
lis Betsy says: Madam, I'm going to
leave.d Mother was dumbfounded.
Why, Betsy" said she, haven't |
paid you your wages2 Haven't you al.
ways had your Sunday afternoons, and
one night in the week? And hasn't that
man that's counting you been in the
kitchen ever so often2"
1T isn't that, missus, it's more seri.
GUS than that, and I'll tell you. Friday
night | went to the cruelty meeting at
the theater. | heard such dreadful
stories about killing animals, and all
about the house that Jack built, and the
COW with the %crumpledy horn, and the
speeches were so long that I fell asleep,
aud just MS | was dreaming that I was q
cockroach and a ghost was putting his
foot on me, | woke and n man who was
going out trode on my toe. Them long
speeches was n cruelty to us animals.
Now, missus, I'm 'bliged to kill your
%terrapin and Holsters in billing water, to
poison c]ockroaches, kill bed-bugs, catch
mice, and, whenever the old cat has a
large family, 10 drown the kittens. Now
that old gentleman what sat in the chair
with red whiskers, will be down on me
and l shall go to Jail. A fellow was a,
the kitchen door this morning, pretend.
ing to want cold witlles, but think he
was what they call q detective. hope
he'll 20 after that cruel old woman in
the fish market that skins cells alive
and pretends they're used to it. Tcan't
stand it,"
Mother AIN up stairs to mo and said,
- troubles never come single, Sally.
Only last night | received n printed
letter from q little gentleman TINT lives
near US, that says that NIL animals are
immortal and that they have souls. II
frightened me only think of meeting,
in the next world, all the cockroaches
and bed-bugs and mosquitoes and toads
md snakes and t~errapins and Holsters
that one has killed, and that may rise
up In judgment against US. only hope
their heaven isn't our heaven, and that
they have a place to themselves" |
don't believe a word Of it. Weren't the
goats in the garden of Eden, after
Adams fall, killed to make him a jacket
and trousers, and his wife n pettieoat?
Amt we the lords and ladies Of cren-
ton, I'd like to know? Mustn't we
have, muffs and tippets?
Yours, SALLY JANE.
philadelphia Bulletin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
FROM SACRAMENTO.
A Fire = Pnrdoncd - Accident - Murd
Trinl-Arriynl OF n passenger Train.

A Fire Pnrdoncd Accident = Murder
Trinl-Arriynl OF n passenger Train.
SACRAMENTO, February IA fire
occurred last night at II o'clock in the
Westinghouse of W. E. Brown. Loss
about 81 900.
Governor Haight yesterday pardoned
Isaac Tanksley convicted in June, 1865,
in the County Court of Placer Of rob-
berry, and sentenced to Il years impris-
onmeut in the State Prison. He is not
restored to citizenship.
A toam driven by Paul Morrill, COL
lided with another about 2 p. ". yester-
day. Mr.. Morrill, was thrown headlong
upon the cobble pavement. lie WAS
takcn up insensiblc and removed to his
residence.
The trial of Peter Quigley, for the
murder of Martin Sexton, took place in
the District Court yesterday, S. S. Poll
prosecuting, and Charles T. Jones and
Matt. johnson appearing for the de-
Tense. A jury was %impanneled without
much difficulty, aud the trial proceeded
The killing took place December 9Th
Quigley IA proprietor Of n shoemaker
| shop adjoining the house in which Sex.
ton was living, IL bar being kept in the
latter place by Bridget Whitney. On
the day mentioned, Qnigley, who whE
intoxicated, entered Bridget's house
and demanded a drink. II was refused,
and, MS hs was so noisy, Sexton put
him out. He returned in a few minutes.
and walking up to Sexton, who was sit
ting down, spoke n few words to him
| and then stabbed him with q shoemak'
er's knife, the blade Of which had beer
worn by use down to a point. In n few
DAYS thereafter Sexton died. The coun
sci for defense Yesterday appeared to b'
DESTROYS OF sustaining the proposition
that at the time of tho homicide Quigle,
was laboring under an attack Of deliri
nm trcmens; and numerous witnesse:
were introduced to prove that he hat
been in the habit of drinking to excess
The case was finally continued.
\ passenger train reached the city OF
the Central Pacific Railroad about
o'clock last night, having connected a
the bridge neal Cisco with n train from
Truckee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
FROM

HAVANA (via Key West), February lG.
Many Spaniards oppose the policy of
the Captain General. Members of the
Cuban party are alarmed, and continue
to fly the island. Five battalions Of
volunteers are organizing.
The rebel forces at Clara and Glen
fuegos, over 5000 strong, are divided
into three parties, and have destroyed
railroads and telegraphs. Many young
men are leaving the city to join the
rebels.
Advices from Santiago say that mill
tary operations are suspended, on ac-
coun: Of rains.
The arrival Of troops from the army Of
valmezeda has batfed II plot to take the
city by surprise.
The excitement is increasing, and an
outbreak is imminent.
The cholera has increased in violence.
New YORK, February IA Havana
special says 1000 more troops have ar
rived from Spain.
The Gazette says that no disturbances
are likely to occur from the annulment
of the amnesty.
Tho Government defines ~disloynlty
thus High treason, instruction, con-
spiracy, the harboring of rebels, crimi-
nal coalition with tho enemy, coalition
of journeymen and laborers, and the
propagatiou::of alarming news that tend
to disturb peace and order"
CHICAGO, February l6.-The Havana
authorities refuse to recognize the
American Consul except rs a commercial
agent. Nataralized American are be-
ing imprisoned without charges or trial.
The United States Consul must leave
unless supported from Washington
Americans desiring to leave the island
are obstructed by the Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

GEORGE PsABoDY's letter to Secretary
Wm. II. Seward, relative to the gold
medal presented to him BY the United
States Government, in acknowledge
men. Of his muniicent donation for the
promotion of education in the South.
has recently been transmitted to Con
gress by the President. Mr.. Peabody
says: "Cherishing, as | do, the SINGER
est affection for my country, it is moi
possible for me to feel more gratifed
than I do for this precious memorial Of
its regard, coming, as it does, from
thirty millions OF American citizens,
through their representatives in Con-
gress, with the full accord and coop
GRAFTON of the President. This medal,
together with the rich illuminated tran
script of the Congressional resolutions,
i shall shorty deposit in the Peabody
Institute, at the place Of my birth, in
apartments especially constructed for
their safe keeping, along with public
testimonials with which | have been
honored there. | trust it will remain
for generations, to attest the generous
muniicence Of the American people in
recognizing the efforts, however made
quate, of one Of the humblest of their
fellow-couutrymen to promote the en-
ligh,enment and prosperity Of his ma
tive land"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

By THE CENTRAL PAcIFIC.-A passen'
gcuger train on the Central Pacific Rail-
road reached the city about dark Satur-
day evening from Alta, and n from
Emigraut Gap arrived about a quarter
past six last evening The latter brough,
a large number Of through passengers,
who had footed it up from station TO
station over that portion of the road i'm
passable for trains. Messengers Of both
Of the express companies came through
on the trains, bringing letter mails.
Sam Patch, Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Mes.
senger, brought last evening, a sack OF
letters weighing for,y-fve pounds, with
which, we understand. he walked over
thirty miles. Tho snow pillow going
eastward was reported to be about 4
mile above Emigrant Gap yesterday
that coming westward had reached CHS
co, leaving them about seven mile;
apart.-Sdc. Union, 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
r O SAX %FRANCIsco.

san Francisco, February l7-2 P. Y.
The San Francisco Mrald's specials
give the following: Bears movements
in New York city are bringing about O
crisis E; currency is locked up in vas,
amounts. A Congressional excursion
to Salt Lake, under the auspices Of
Brigham Young, is ~favorably spoken Of
in Washington by members OF next Con-
gress. The admission of Utah rs n State
is agitated. Senator Sherman says tina,
the business Of the Senate is behind
time as never before, to his knowledge,
at same stage of the session. Sherman
also said that General Grant could moi
properly enforce the Revenue laws
unless the Tenure of Office Act was re.
pealed.
Smallpox has broken out neal vi.
salia.
Patrick Byron, q native of Ireland,
aged 80 years, died suddenly, last even
ing, while sitting in a chair at his room,
No. 8l5 Market street. Cause-disease
of the heart. He leaves a family in
Santa Clara.
Billy Dwyer, the we'll known pugilist.
entered n saloon on Pacific street, this
morning, and was assaulted by rufians,
who relieved him OF a gold watch.
Reports from all sections of the Pacific
States, including this city, give the
weather AS clear and calm.
The Liverpool wheat market comes
through to-day at eleven shillings, reg
ular quotation. Private adyiscs note
sales of cargo afloat at los. 3D..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

how to protect ourselves hereafter. l
hold this doctrine to be true That a
law of this State is paramount and must
be obeyed by all the coordinate branch
es of the Government until the proper
tribunal has decided it null and void.
Each department is bound to enforce
the law until then, and none but the
judicial can determine as to its validity.
Mr.. President, l am forced to the con-
clusion, from all the surrounding cir
cumstances, that His Excellency IN his
course with regard to the Fund Bill,
has been actuated solely by motives of
malice and private interest, and not in
the slightest degree by any c%onsidera-
tons of constitutional requirements or
public policy that his action has been
dictated by no conscientious feeling but
by the most sordid of motives and igno-
bio of impulses,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, SOME EvIL-MINDED PER.
w son or persons have spread the report
about own that my whole family was sick with
the small .pox, and that through them several OF
INV boardcrs wore infected by the disease, there
by not only injuring my business as well as
making m, personal friends shy Of me. | wish,
"a n simple matter OF Justice, TO truthfnlly state
In reply to such lying slanderers who thus
gIorify In the misfortuncs OF other people, that
INV family IL entirely free from that disease. My
little daughter was slightly affected with the
varioloid, but was strictly confined TO her room,
with q nurse and her mother carefully attending
TO her, and never during her illns-s coming In
contact with any Of my boarders As has been
the case ut other public houscs, four OF my
boardcrs were unlucky enough TO contract that
disease. but | firmly believe that they caught II
in the same manner a. my daughter did-irom
some outside case OF the disease, and not from
her ut all. | hive reason to believe that certain
| parties, from Interested, malicious motives, have
circulated this slandcrous report for the purpose
of injuring and breaking up my business, and II
Is principally owing to the Injury thus done me
that I am now compelled to close my house for
thc present, c. MILLER,
Proprietor National Hotel.
Gold HILL February lH, 1861, felG II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
A VERY one-horse afair-The taking

A VERY one-horse affair-The taking
of Troy.
RESIDENCE for the clerk Of the
weather-"The clearinghouse"
GES GRANT is said to be opposed to
dividing Texas.
LEGISLATURES arc in session in twen-
ty-two States.
BoY choirs are employed in twelve
New York churches.
Boise CRY, Idaho, contains but one
woman, and she is II doctor.
In Kentucky a hen has laid an egg in
the shape Of a dumb-bell.
VIRGINIA has 500, 900 acres of lands in
bankruptcy case, for sale.
The Cincinnati police now have Sun.
day sermons preached to them.
HARTFORD has a three months old
baby, weighing only two pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

ALAsxA.-The Gland Of Icebergs,"
by the decision Of the Senate Commit
tee on Territories, is to remain in stGtu
quo, at least for the present. At the
last meeting of the committee, Senator
Coles bill, and Senator Williams bill,
both OF them having in view the forma'
ton Of Alaska into a Territorial Gov
eminent, were considered. After discus
sion, it was deemed best to postpone
both bills indefinitely, and let the
matter be taken up by the Forsy-frst
Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

Az END OF lr.-0n the llth inst, in
the United States Circuit Court for Vir'
ginia, a nQlle prosequi was entered in
favor Of JEFF. Davis, and after the read
ing of the instructions Of the United
States Attorney General, to all the Dis
trict United States Attorneys, the same
course Of action was taken in thirty
eight other cases OF parties indicted for
treason, including Breckenridge and
Longstreet. This ends the whole mat
ter of treason prosecutions, for which
grave offense not a single person has
been punished by the Courts Of the
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

DEATHS IN SAN FRANcIsco.-During
last week the number Of deaths was
sixty.eight against eighty of the provi,
Gus week seventeen from smallpox
against twenty-five last week. Only
t~wenty-three new cases of smallpox
we're reported during the week, ogains,
forty-four of the previous week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

WHITE PINE CoUNry.-A caucus OF
the members OF the Legislature was
held las, evening, and the following
named persons were agreed upon as the
officers of the new county Of White
Pine, and whose names are to be in
serted in the bill now before the Legis-
lature Ned Irwin for Sheriff; II. NJ.
Eddy, Clerk ; W. T. Lockhart, Reeor,
der Augustus Ash, Assessor; NJ. W.
Kales, Treasured ; DR.. E. F. Mitchell,
S~nrveyor F. II. Kennedy, District
Attorney; A. J. Henley, Public Admin
istrator q; II. S. Herrick, superintendent
of Public Schools, and Frank Drake,
Frank Wheeler and 7. +. Cran!ey'
County Commissioners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

The Central Pacific Railway Company
has applied for advance Government
bonds on that part Of the line Of the Pa
cifc road between Monument Point and
Ogden, Utah. The Union Pacific files
its protest on the ground that they are
building that part of the road and will
1907 apply for the bonds as authorized
by law on the road when completed and
accented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

TUE MURpERERs.-By a private letter
from Wiuuemucca, we learn that Joe
Lindsay and Ed. Cage, the murderers OF
Mcintosh, were at Willow Point on the
night Of the sth inst. Parties are in
pursuit Of them. The Governor has Of
fered a reward Of $1,000, and Sen
ator Bonnifeld and citizens Of Win
$500 for their apprehension.
Humboldt Register, Fc6. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
roRENooN srocK nEponT.

(coRrEorED Daily ny II. II. rLAGG. GOLD HILL
san PRKScIsco. February Il.
MOphir, $42; 4 Gould & Curry, $l0T;. 81
Savage. $67H66S669: II Chollar.Potosi. $16l;
49, Hale & Norcross, $S9G91@9e: 81 Crown
Point, $67H; a3 Yellow Jacket. $1SInSVn4;
1856 Imperial, $l10d10S: 81 Kcntuck, $22s0aSU
221; 25 Alpha, $5OH0J0; 80 Ovcrman, fiS4tIa4i
$2Tb 8 3OGss . 30; 10 Belcher, $50 s 10; 60 Bull
lion. sci: 10 Sierra Nevada, $23H; 40 Lady Bryan,
50; / Gold Hill Quartz Mill, $5TE; 800 Flowery,
81; 20 Amador, $40; 80 Golden Chariot, $i2H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
THE EVENING NEWS.
GOLD HILL, NEVADA,
Wednesday Evening February IL, 1869

EARrHouAKE.-Smar. shocks of earth
quake occurred in San Francisco and
San Jose on the morning of February
18th, about 4 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

GONG AHEAD.-The Western Pacific
Railroad is o running cars from Sac
amento towards Stockton q distance of
twenty miles, or to the Costumes River.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

DgAD.-Sol. Smith, known to most
Western men as editor and actor in St.
Louis, died in that city last Sunday,
aged 6s years.