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LONDON. April II. 2 u. m.
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EEkApH.

special Dispatches 10 the Daily Rccurd
PirrsBURuH. ApIil IA
Spot-l5 bid.
First water-l5 bid
5. o. first months Is.
II. O. first six months lG.
B. o. all the year -.
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nv THE DISTRICT COURT OF
C7 n

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED. ~STAES. FOR
s.. THE = DISTRICT or SQUIRT
r. CAROLINA. !.
In the matter Of :r. .
John n,c;:.Doe G: Boozer' 1u Bankruptcy.
~f virtue Of an order issuing from the Hon.
AD Court aforesaid, nolics is herfby giuen to
alt Ion Creditors Of the Bankrupt ators.
said, to establish their liens before w. j.
Clawson, Registrar, within thirty days
from the date of the first publication, here
Of, or be barred from all benefit of the de-
cree 10 be made in this rase
.. w. II. WARDLAW,
Abtev''e G: H., Assignee.
Sept. %, 1869.
Sept. 22 4o 3t
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= -. 80. .,-r
The waving Banner Of. Health,
Q,Tsi ~ w sff::pt.. s-t'
s::s; j 1lsaE: r: tNiTs H,s :,
QUEENS DELIGHT. !.
,.A,GREAr, AND Coon, MHDu1sH. !.
. :. " Hlsishasa's III Queens ;yas DsaAsAt, !.
THE New Theory CT. HEALTH.
.., ,N q: - -. ;..A---. ..,''>t''. NY
THE life of all Flesh is Blood-The
y, Health of. all Life is Purity of
Flesh - Without purity Of
-. Blood no Flesh can be
.,:.,. = free from Disease. . --.
HElNlTsA's QUEENS DELIGHT,
9 AN ANT1DoTE TO DISEASE,
The Great American Alternative and
z n.y. Blood Purifier
For The cure Of all those Diseases soAich
mauy BE traced 10 q uitiated condition
Of the Blood. ..
The theory is that Blood is the
Life fall Flesh, and if impure, the
Life of all Disease. Life and Health
is only to be maintained by the cir
culation Of pure arterial blood.
Such as Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Hepatic Disorders, InHdm-
nations, Fevers, Liver
Complaint, Con-
sumption,
Kings Evil, Carbuncles, Boils, Itch
ing Humor of the Skin, Erysip-
elias, Skin Diseases, letter,
Roughness of the Skin,
Pimples, Blotches,
p ain in the
Bones,
old Ulcers.
Syphilis and Syphilitio Sores, Indi-
gestion, Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Pains in the Back,
General Debility, and for all com.
plants arising from deficiency and
poverty of blood.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, FOR
THE DISTRICT or SOUTH
CAROLINA. H..
In tho matter of a'.r
T. j. hlt5r, Msotacke", In bankruptcy.
81 81 virtue ofau order issuing from tho Hon.
IL Court aforesaid, notice is hereby given to
aH lien Creditors OF said bankrupt, to es-
,abish their liens before w. J. Cla wson,
Registrar, within thirty days from the date
OF the frs, publication, hel eof, or bs bar
red from ali benefit OF the decree for dis
tribution to Le made in this case and
thai lhe.said Creditors. within the lime
aforesaid, do further show cause, If any
they have, why lire Estate of tile Bank
r"p' should not be sold free from imcum
bruce.
= II. II. WARnLAW,
Abbes'lle c. f., Assignee.
Sept. %. 1869.
Sept. % SO 81 .....
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Nv TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, FOR
THE DISTRICT, or sOUTH
G1iR0LIV1A. :. -.
'ss: !: Il S;;;!s + G;;':: $s:s, q Bankruptcy
Rl virtue of ia order issuing from the Hon.
~ Court aforesaid, notice is hereby giue,. to
aH lien Creditors Of said Bankrupl = es-
tablish their liens before w. J. Clan ION,
Registrar, within thirty days from the date
Of the first publication. hereof. or be barred
from all benefit Of the decree for distribu-
lion to he made in this case {; aud that
the said Creditors, within the time afore.
said; do further; show cause, if any .tLey
have. why the Estate Of the Bankrupt,
shaaldLot be sold free from incaaskra,xo.
.,as..s T. II. WARDLAW;:3
aboev,!le =: H. Assigaee.
Sept. %, 1867. }.ai j. - j..
Sent. 90 46 B. 3 e., -. - "
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" .,,,,,,, !, -, ,ac,.,mxyIrI =, nEW
- tNt i'tiw Tff@i'@' IJ
!: !; .,::;i,;,:BoLT1NG7TlH!95 !; !.
NEW MAcHR'Y' q and |
a Water :$hPo
Grind Day 3ght !!
1t has all tho s ns9"stot Mortm,a,,Ie na,
king tine Fam = =, 1 i.'hoio
e., Flour, and is I nc iaHst, bus
iness it has cy!e' 80

a. npprc1,rrs groat d and for
"a Fan;lv r > = salAable lAUR, we
Inv. sna,aa 80 nnd havd,ken es.
Pecialisare. to MY p,.t;a's ~ sup
ply the demand Sat,.na. I...'' iouity ,
and: Judging frot ,e tatss uPat!asa en-
of snu.nrsi ~ h,,t t.omers. we teessured
thnt uur = ARK en- entirely sue:sftd.
", tb,s,. u.I,, ot tried our neMllI,
we. would say 'o:iic'e '":i' A. w ou ,l,e'i
interest to eiv,ai. ANer W nave
tried the MIL hate 10 Iloieo say.
Tbair ;,,,.rast jmpt them to &C bacK.
Our MILL las been growing pu bile
fiyor tor Il,e Zee yeats, and r since
it has been rf and put up sw, til"
business hasl'o'eo' 8.
We would 'hnon 10 our sCr'or IA
cilities f;r tltIg Of Wheat. I have
SEPARATOR an1et "l 'he 'atestn mo I
improved Ea" III use III u Ihi'e
States, whicf ~. .,i
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IN ANKRUPTCY.: ::

- = E''tt' A--AAs ~ 49,. - ~
IN THE ,BfsTR1cT co'URT or
$, THE oUNITED2 STATES, FOR
!. THE. DISTRICT OF SOUTH
A;. GAR!QlhlkMs,4.:., I'm 81; u, :. +r =,
Ia tbs:mattsr pfa )s.>: .yi,s,a',,;f x.
J' W. P9seHtss 19 Bankruptcy; d
PYTvirtus' Of an fdsS issuing from the Hbu.
~ Court aforesaid, notice is h<Te1y 9 pen 10
,agt lien Creators Of lhs bankrupt afore-
said, 10 estabiisli their liens" before w. J..
iCiaasou, Registrar, within thirty DAYS from
tue date of the first, publicatien hereof, ,.ot
Dc barred FROM AL benefit Of the decree to
be' made In this case.
.....,..'..,, l., II. WARDLAW,
~, .,...-.s ~. Assignee.
AJJevill. g: H., .....''.,
Sept. %. 1860. "
SEPT. 2248 3: --,. ..
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Cleans tbeat Witl0atWaSte.

THIS alone stem of interesand, we
think. Of evantage 10 rusners. 1t
runs b. autnd is superior toiything Of
the kind no.. Our Bolting,oth is no,
surpassed, imachinery ID tb,est'
We have ios anu stables the stock
of those "! from distance
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S&A V&NNA&sNN =: !
~, -: I. J. %. rs 4soUND:? - q
RatiOof Assets toLiabiihes l89blO0

The plans of the UNIVERSAL, secures the
largest anrooht OF Insurance for the. smallest
possible PREMIUM, .s,...'~-. p:
Life Insurance is not an expense, 1t tiiaoy-
ing up for future day. 70, 3,.;-,
A Policy in the UNIVERSAL is far prefer
able TO deposit in a. Savings Bank, in mere.
y business. view, ''''
Inthe UNIVERSAL, the insured IS is !, saf.
aeaiost foffciiure. "'.'.}' ''.,-'' :.
TIE: conditions sse few and c,ear:. ri. cam
tract rlaiD' and rates of premium as fOw ii
possible Joint Policies are Issued n, fssDr Of
the suryjysr, payabie at vtbs death oofsithsp
party. ...,L I
In advantages 10 the, ,ipsnred, The UNINER-
sac ranks .higtiS TIE privilege, Of se,tleipe
with tas corspthy, ssfbst fhfss premiums have
been paid, and feaeising,tasmih Cash. An
qulsbie vatps Of . Policy ia aaaopgy The, macy
advantages bepad 10 the u gERsAI Mpoh
hasebssn bag said pbedt paying losses ,(Pe,ieissl.
The UNIVERSAL was ipoorposatsd. 10 do
tbst Promised 70 ddik, aud has done ID, and
Waldo so promptly upon receiving lie he;
oessafy proofs Of deAih, The UNIVERSAL ID
st york, ~ where i. Is tp.so, tLss peepts like
y Try i neW--ss eaes,, .Yoamsys gstsssk
EapaIoas yenr life, Yon ere sure IA, die some
ahe ! thsfsfers, sseate yonr family. sgsipst
want whhs yoa ssa. = 50 s:a
.:WF. RlRn EN-, &.
,:sa6 IsREpLA1.' ':AaEMrs {
.f.;s::.l ~ ~ = zerseaweoa' st'c,a
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THH
:: UNIVERSAL.
LIFE INSURANCE. /. CO.,. 70

Us incorporated under tas laws of the State
l. New York. which legalize sn expenditure
of $500 per annnm. out Of tie funds the
husband for the purpose of.Life Insurance, for
tile Benefit Of wife aud children, which is al
ways exempt from the claims of the husbsnds'
srrditors: THERE IS A SECURITY DE-
PLOICYJ .'F7TV -. - 4 D>;si'N.t 'ic
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Heinitsh's
Queens

MOD ERN SCIENCE.
No medicine has attained such a
worldwide reputation as this justly
celebrated
XPO UND.
It's extraordinary healing powers
are attested to by thousands, and ev.
cry mail is freighted with letters
bearing testimony to its excellent
character and worth as a medicine.
Orders are coming in from all q uar-
tess, and all bear unmistakable eyi-
dence Of its great popularity. :.
lie sure and ask for
HE1N1r H's QUEENS DELIGHT. "
And see that his name is on. it. e.
Look out and avoid base inaisa-
tiens. ...
" Wholesale Agents, .
FISHER & HEINITSn. ~
- Columbia, S. C.
For sale by all Druggists.
July %, 1863, s8-6m -. ~.
=, 4. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

MusIc.-Music is q pleasure and an
accomplishment chiefly valuable rs q
homo enjoyment, as rally around the
piano the various member, Of the fam
lily, and h~srmoniziug their hearts as well
as voices, particularly in devotional
strains. Can anything be moro enter
tanning and pleasing to the fancy, than
music? It's influence is felt the most at
home among the family circle. Many II
brother has been kept from taking the
intoxicating cup by a love for home, and
tina, love was created by another love,
the love Of music it was in every
glance, word and action Of his mother
and sisters, that was the music that he
loved to hear, for il came from the
heart he knew that his q wardness
would silence tho music in those kind
and loving hearts, aud cause the smile
10 fade from his mothers lips, and the
mild blue eyes Of his sisters to grow sad.
It Was this that kept him from sin and
shame. There is music 10 everything,
music 10 the waterfall as it dashes on It's
course, mourning "God is good p that
is music heavenly aud divine. Music is
everywhere, 80 where you will /; If there
10 not music in your heart, there will be
in your ears, for all creation resounds
with music every leaf, tree. shrub and
flower, breathe forth o hymn Of praise
to their Creator. Music is one Of the
sources Of great attraction to mon.
Man was made to praise his Creator ;
and he is taught that praise is much, By
the birds that carol forth their song Of
praise early 10 the morning and at the
close Of day. There must havo been
far more exalted strains when "tho
morning stars first sang together, and
all tho sons OF God shouted for Joy !"
and music still more sublime when tho
angelic host sang on earth "peacs and.
good will to man." than has ever been
heard BY morta! ear, oc ever will be to
the end Of time. Shelly calls music
1.-THE silver key Of the fountain Of tears,
Where the spirit drinks till the brain is Wild;
Sonost grave OF a thousand fears,
When their mother, Care, Xix c weary child,
Is laid asleep in flowers"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

EcceyrRIcITY OF GESIUs.-There is
scarcely II case on record where there
existed q greater a%ntagonism between
an author aud his pen than in the case
of Sir William Hamilton. In reading
his pure and limpid language it is hard
20 realize that he Was not II ready writer.
But while occupying tho chair Of logic
and metaphysics in the University of
Edinburgh, and every day delivering
from it those lectures on metaphysical
u~cience which have made him famous
throughout the world, he could never
take his pen at any time and write n
certain required amount. Indeed, he
always took up his pes"with extreme
reluctance. Owing to this aversion to
composition be WAS often compelled 10
sit up all night in order to prepare the
lecture which was to be the wonder and
admiration Of every person who heard
it the next day. This lecture he wrote
roughly and rapidly, and it was copied
and corrected by bis wife in the next
room. Sometimes it was not finished
by 9 o'clock 10 tho morning, and the
weary wife had fallen asleep, only 10 be
wakeful and ready, however, when be
appeared with fresh copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01
A wnr Of Rnccs In u~i.u,..ippi.
SECOND DISPATCH.

Condition OF Albert ID. Richnrdsop-Scn-
ntor Chnudicr md General ThnrnaI
Arrived from Furope-AnoihcP Heavy
Ban R0bbery-FiIIrci1l Excitement
The stack Market.
Nav York, November SOL p. AL
bert d. Richardson's condition is more crit
ical. He is weak and exhausted. This doctors
are hopeful, but fearful.
Senator Chandler and General Thomas
arrived from Europe to-day.
The Bank Of Port Jeryis was burglarized
to-day. The safe was broken open and
$780, 900 stolen. The thieves lave escaped.
The sudden change Of policy BY Secretary
Boutwell, to-day, just on the eve Of the insu.
guration Of the programme Of the Treasury
Department for December, is the absorbing
topic Of conversation in financial circles.
All bids for gold under % were rejected. The
only bids offered were 20 63.l00 ard q 90
100. They were all rejected. One firm
denies the right Of the Secretary to reject
their bid, under the present advertisement,
and has rendered the Assistant Treasurer
legal tender notes for the amount stated.
The same bidders for gold go to Washington
tonight to make formal demand for the
amount for which they bid.
The stock marke, is uniavorably affected.
Pacific Mail fell to AZ, tina lowest price for
10 years. Western Union, IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

As accurate statement Of the be.
quests Of Mr. Peabody has never yet
been published. The following is an
approach TO correctness : For Institutes
ut Danrers and Peabody, $3.50, 900
Peabody Museum at Salem, $500 900 !
Nswburypor., for q library, $50, 900 /;
Memorial Church in Georgetown, Mass
to the memory of his mother, and free
public library a, the same place, $780,
geo Phillips Academy, Andover, $780,
900 Massachusetts, Historical Society,
$50, 900; Harvard College, for Museum
and Frofsssorship Of american Archie.
Olory end EshnOlogy, $4,000 Yale
College, for Museum OF Natural History,
$40, 600 Peabody Institute at Balti-
more, $1,000, 900 Maryland Historical
Society, $4,000; Kenyon College,
$780, 900 ; Public Library at Post Mills,
The,ford, W., $4,000 =; Southern Edu.
ca.iouol Fund, $4,000, 900; London
Poor, $780, 600 his kindred, ST, $780,
900 and many smaller donations. Total,
Ss,ls5, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01
Rru.RkArIn pnExosrrros.-Ths San

REMARKApLs PREMoNlrIoS.-The Sau
Jose Mercury has the auexed paragraph
in relation to the collision Of the l4th 10
slant: A young man from this county
relates that he was in the car where the
greatest fatality occurred, a few minutes
before tho collision. His seat was next
TO that of an elderly gentleman who
was a stranger to him. Tho old geutle.
man arose suddenly and said that there
WAS great peril in remaining in that car,
and passed quickly to the rear. The
young mao spoken of could see no rea.
son for this step, but, nevertheless,
thought there might be some cause for
it and quietly followed, taking a scat In
mex, to the last car. Ho waa barely
seated when the crash came. Iunumer.
able instances Of q similar character arc
on record It Is hardly IN evidence Of
wisdom in this age Of marvcls, to pro.
nouncs as "all bosh" whatever we can.
net understand, or that docs not accord
with our individual experience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

acknowledgements TO 0eDES.-
The 6fty.fvs miles Of railroad between
PromoDtory and Ogden City is hereafter
to belong TO the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, and Mr.. Towne, General
Superintendent, is now at Ogden to
take possession of the road for the Cen
trail Pacific Company. This question,
which has long been an unsettled and
veIed one, We are pleased to know has
bssu satisfactorily adjusted. The Gen.
trail Pacific Company can now so fix
fares aud f~reights between Sacramento
and Ogden MS TO have the same satisinc-
tory 70 our merchants and others. CAL
iforni. -four ia preferred TO the -four Of
Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois, and with
reasonable freight charges m immense
amount will find n rRmuueratire market
10 Eastern Nevada, including The White
pine aud Cope mining districts, and
Idaho; also in Ogden, Great Salt Lake
City, Eastern Utah, and Northwestern
Montana. As soon Ms Superintendent
Towne has completed NIL necessary ar
rsngements tor placing the rolling stock
owned by the Central Pacific Company
on the fif;y.fre miles Of road between
P~romontory and Ogden City, Sc pre-.
sumo TINT fares and ireights will be re.
vised aud satisfactorily sdjus;ed.-Sae-
-dntnko Rsu6rtsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

TrcxkR & Co. - The irrepressibls
Tucker, celebrated jeweler (,he lsrSe'.
aud best stock In San Fsaucisco), is out
in the News to-day with a whole column
advertisement, a handsome sign which
every man, woman and child or the
Coms,ock can read-iuriting the custom
Of ladies aud gentlemen who desire ell
sgapt watches, chains, rings, fall sets
Of jewelry, tea sets, real silver spoons,
kuive, and forks, etc., etc. Ali orders
SEN. by responsible persons through the
express Offices, will ~be.promptly attended
to. Mr.. Tucker is decidedly a husine,,
man-and very liberal in his ,ransac-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

SUPREME CoURr PRocEEDISGs.--Jamss
Walsh, appellant, VS.. the State Of Ne
.vada, respondent. The defendant,
Walsh, was indicted for the crime oil
murder, he having killed Owen Murphy,
and was tried and convicted in the Sixth
Judicial District Court (Lauder County
of murder 10 tho first degree, and SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 18th day OF
September, 1869. Supersedeas was is
sued August 3lst, aud cause brough,
before the Supreme Court, and, on full
hearing was reversed, and tho cause
was remanded for further proceedings.
Opinion delivered by Johnson, J.--Car.
son Appeal Of to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

PsRsoNAL.-Mr. Philip Lynch. OF the Gold
Hill DAILY News, paid us a visit, last Sat
urday. We were pleased to greet our brother
Quill from the land Of sage6rush. The News
is the best paper in Neyada.-Sm Jose Mer-
curry.
Decidedly complimentary, brother
Owen. Allow Us to return it, By saying
that San Jose Valley is one Of God,
chosen plsce5-apd tho Mercury one Of
His political orsclss. (No,hing like
rsciprocity-when understood
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

PoLrrIcAL.-The official returns Of
the Wisconsin election for Governor
give the following results: Lucius
Fairehild (Republicanl, 69,269, and
Charles D. Robinson (Dcmocrat). GLOSS
votes. Total vote, ls0,357. Fairchild's
majority, $751;. For Secretary OF State,
l.. Breese (Republicau) has a majority
Of 1882 over Cook (%Deuocra.). The
nsjori,ies of the other Republican can
didates on the State ticket vary from
5000 to 5000. In 1865, at tho Presi.
Dental election, the whole vote polled
was le3. $751;, and Grants majority
amounted to 24,l47.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

A STREAM OF bovine wit is running through
the columns Of several Of the California jour
malls just now, and there is a tearing bull in
the China shop.-Sac. Record,
Bovine wit" i, n new Invention BY
the Record, ard it is the first time We
have ever heard o. oIen and cows hav-
ing "wi:." But they are heavy on OK
tail soup. Will the Record send US q
dish full from tue "strean Of bovine
w.t." Send it in u soup turesn from the
China shop-wi,h o horn from the
Il tearing bull" in the middle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01
LOOKING FOR A RUNAWAY WIrE.-A

LOOKING FOR A RUNAWAY WIrE.-At
G late hour'last night a man went to the
station houss and wanted a dispatch
written to telegraph to Oregon, in the
hope Of intercepting his wife, who bad
ran away from her homo in Sonoma
County last week, with another man,
ticking with her 5000 of her husbands
money and two of their children. He
thinks the parties lef, on the Oregon
steamer which left San Francisco last
Saturday, and wishes to get the chill
dreu back, but don't aeem to care much
for tho m or the money.-Saera-
mento Record, 30M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01
VARIETIES.

Is the Paris fashion plates, ebignous
AIRS larger than eve
a CHINESE carried of the prize for
blowing NJ the Oregon State Fair.
THsy are having snow drifts eight
feet deep in Wayne County, n. Y.
Tbs right man in the right place--A
husband ut home. in the evening.
NEW JERSEY reports that the mosqui.
los have goue into winter quarters.
THREE nations escort tho body OF
George Peabody to this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

GOLD is going steadily down in New
York. The process has been quite
steady for q number of days now. On
Monday evening it closed at l24!, and
last evening at 1923. At this rate
g~resubaeks will soon be at q price which
will make specie payment, possible.
But there may be a set back to the thing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

SAN Francisco, December ID P. NJ
The $50 IL p freight train on the San Jose
Railroad was thrown from the track at
Schoolhouse Station, about seven miles from
this city, by running over two horses in u
short turn Of the road. The engine and four
cars were badly smashed. Damage to the
company, about $4,000. The engineer had
a leg broken. Up aud down passenger trains
were delayed about two hours.
Joseph Tilden, caller Of the Stock and
Exchange Board, has suddenly left for parts
unknown. 1t is reported that he is in
financial difficulties.
Steamer Japan sailed at moor with $780,
600 treasure for China.
Steamer Moses Taylor arrived from Port
land.
The trial OF the fire hose in use in Fire De-
partment, this morning, resulted in bursting
l,500 out Of about 5000 feet tried.
One of the persons arrested for robbing
Newbergcr's safe, is recently from Chicago,
and partner in 4 saloon lately opened on
Clay street, between Savings & Loan So
ciety and Woods & Cheeseman, bankers. It
is supposed they had a design upon the So
ciety's vault, as the building is just COM
pleted, and q good opportunity was afforded
to ascertain the construction OF the strong
box.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-01

TUE restaurants in Paris, it i, stated,
are 1880 in number, and employ 10000
walters. The number of visitors every
evening amounts to 100000 persons,
and the annual receipts reach the sum
of S24, 600, 900. The walters in many
Of the large establishment, receive NO
wages, but depend upon the fees paid
BY the visitors.