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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Thurston. 9"

ToJAMEs OrTERsoN: You are hereby notified
that J. G. Sparks and John l.. Clark have
each filed separate complaints against you,
which will come on to be heard before me on
the Goth day of June, 1870, and unless you APP
pear at my Office in Olympia on said day, and
answer, the same will be taken as confessed
and the prayer of said complaints gra nted.
Sparks complaint, filed April 90, 1907
claims 500 for board and hire 70 wagon and
team.
Clark's complaint filed May 2, 1870, claims
SIS 90, for work and materials.
FRANCIS HENRY,
VIC 81: Justice of the Peace.
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WORTH KNOwING.-Tubs and pals
satsrassd with glycerine, will neither shrink
nor dry up. Leather soaked in it keeps
moist and pliable. 1t is also used for ex.
tracing perfume Of flowers, to preserve AMI
NAL substances from decay.
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DR.. J. II. RCUNDTREE,
BOiSFORT, w. T.,
without the Use Of CalOmel,
Or .Nercury in any Form,
Will hold himself in readiness to attend, as a
Eclectic Physician. to such rs de-
sire his services.
c L r 7 | FL C \ Il ES.
CLAQrATo, LEWIS County,

January II, 1869.
Dr.. JAMES RorxprREE Dcar Sir: With pro-
found gratitude send You this statement.
certifying that yon have, rs an instrument in
the hands of Divine providence. arrested my
hastv progress to the grave, and that by the
terrible, lingering death Ivy cancer. In - very
short tine after ! placed my ease in your
hands, both myself and friends were as;onish-
ed at the result, and i'll u few weeks l was
thoroughly cured of the dreaded cancer. Yon
are at liberty to publish this if You wish.
hoping ii may fail into the hands of some suf-
trring one, who may know where and to whom
to apply to he cured.
Gratefully yours, etc,
MRS. s. \. DAVIS.
We he undersigned arc acquainted with Mrs
S. A. Davis and know that the above state
ment is true, and chcerfully add our names.
J. D. CI.1NGER, j. p.
JNO. 7. BROWNING, y. NJ,
II. y. STEARNS, County Auditor,
l.. \. DAVIS, Mail Contractor.
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~ VIC respeetfuliy solicit contributions to
this department of our paper. Our farmers.
and their wives, might contribute much for
their mutual benefit. II you make useful
discovery in tillagc Of the soil. the culture Of
any particular crop. the care Of stock, or any
etlse .ssNject OF interest, give US the rarticu-
lars for publication.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
County Of Thulston. fss
In Justices Court.
TNO LEW WILLIAMS You are hereby no.
i. tilted that Kellett l. Scott have filed n
complaint against You, which will come on to
be heard before me on the 9th of June, 1870.
and unless you appear at my Office in Olympia
on said day and answer, the same will be TAX
en- as confessed and the prayer thereof grant.
ed. The object and prayer of said complaint
is to recover the sdm Of $40 so, claimed to be
due from you to said Kellett 4 Scott for goods
and merchandise furnished.
Complaint filed April %, 1870.
FRANCIS HENRY, -
"G:w6 Justice Of the Peace.
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r. A. ABBOTT, -
NvcMvtcct NvAA BW\\Aov.

MILL furnish Plans and Specifications for
W. Dwellings, Stores, Churches, and other
ruoiic Buildings, in the most modern STYLES.
Mni also contract to furnish materials and
ereGt ana complete stone. brick, or wooden
buildings on reasonable terms. Nav he con-
suited or addressed at the office of the Surveyor
General.
Olympia, W. T. Oct. lG, 1869. 5o:tf
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
Quick Cures and N1oucl.
ate Charges.
DIR. W. Il. DOHERTG'S
INSTITUTE.

INSTITUTE.
CACRAMENTU street, below Montgomery.
- opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co. VI
flee.
-" Private entrance on Lcidcsdorff-st aGsu
Established expressly to afford the Afflicted
Sound and Scientific Medical Aid in the
treatment and cure of all Private and
Chronic Diseases, Cases Of Secre.
cy, and ali Sexual Disorders,
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
A RAlLRDAD BL0CKADeD.

ThD Injunction Asainst the Paterson and New
ark Raiiroad-A Complicated Aaair--Sus-
pension OF Traffic ON the Road.
II the matter Of the Injunction granted at the
Instance Of Mr.. Peter Weller, OF Bellevne N. j. by
Chancellor zebreskie against the running Of cars on
the Newark AND Paterson Railroad, the company, on
the sdvics Of counsel, have ordered suspension Of
trasnc. Accordingly no trains, except one in the
morning from Paterson were run yesterday. The
foad, appears, has not been paying, ana the com.
papy, therefore, are very chary about expeudi-
lures. 1t further appears that dlfYerence OF
opinion exists between the company and
the lessees-tns Erie Railway Company as
OF Mr.. Weller. The time set down for
hearing before the chancellor as to why continu.
ance OF the injunction should not be granted IL
nearly TWO weeks hcnee-February II. In the mean
time much Dissatisfaction prevails, as matter Of
course, among the travelling public A Judgment
for nearly 81 600 against the same corporation, also
Tor land taken was gwen BY the Supreme Court OF
Essex county about three weeks ago In favor OF
Sarah A. and Elstc Melins, which has not been
settled yet either. As all the rolling stock belongs
TO the Erie COMPANY the sheriff has had no opp0r-
tunIty 10 make aolZuEA
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
CLEARED.

Steamship Alen,annia tNG), winzon, Hamburg via Cher
Steamship Hntteras. Blackwood Norfolk-Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Frapconla- Brara. PortlAnd-J Amex
Brig g Rsdmsn. Rsdrnan, Havana--J Phillips Sons
Ship DR. Barth NGh Bockwoldt, Hamburg-Funch. Edge
Bark Caih.ns yurgesen tNd Peterson Queenstown via
Wilmington, NC-Funch Edye Co.
Bark Lynet lNG), Alsen, Antwerp-Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark Maria Emilia tSGD. Muller, Antwerp Wend, Tetens
Bark Highland Mary tBr>, Phillips, Hawe-Boyd Hinc-
Bark Alix (Br), Poitras. Marseilles- Hncken.
&Co. "
Brig Bradshaw, Sears, Baracoa-B Small 4 Co.
Brig Centaur, Moore Guantnna Thompson Hunter.
Brig Alexander William Br, Duann, Matanxas -Hatton,
Watson q Co.
Brig st Peter (Br) Leblanc, Cardenas-Hatton, Watson
Co. .t7sI
Brig Mercedes lBr) Brown, egos-Fowier & Jova.
schr Joachim Heinrich CNG) Stehr, Rio Grande do Sui
Funch, Edge Il Co.
scbr Ringdove, Wooster, Kingston, Ja-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Charlie Cobb, Kennedy, Port Prince Brett, Son
Co.
Sshr Billy Butts (Br), Horton, Cardsnas
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY l. lS7oTRlPLE sHl

FOR q walk. Alter Mr.. Archibald mad found his again
truant overcoat he followed the Princely example
Prince Artnur kept his apartments lot the rest OF
the day, lunchlng at halI-past One -
HIS yURrHEK MOVEMENTS.
ana sfterwarI stsrtsd for fHs Firemen's Bali
a. the Academy OF Music the great entnu.
HasIh with which the Volunteer Fire Depart.
o. wales ten Year, ads Vas Doubtless in III III msmcSy r
when he accep.ed the invitation. Tha people OF
social renown who haye called on the Prince since
Iravers, General Mcdowell William N. Evarts L..
T. Morton, Edward Matthews and ID. b. Fearing.
THIS EVENING.
the great rte takes place at Delponico's this
evening" bpt before going the Prince dimes with Mr..
l. r. Morton, No. 267 Madison avenue, and Will
then atsend the 'Grand DucheeSe," !" arriving &C ten
O'Clock aJ DelmOuIco'g.
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
OBITUARY..
Alexander Mcleod d.

This well known republican politcian Of this city
died yesterday at his residence on Twenty. first
street. after an illness or ten days. The cause OF his
death was laryngitis. Mr. Mcleod was born in
Philadelphia in 1882, and was consequently still
young man. He received good education, and
after leaving school engaged IN mercantile
pursuits, which occupied his time for
some years. Upon the organization OF the
republican party he joined 1t, and became an
active politician. In 1902 he was elected member
OF the Legislature and was reelected In 1868, Pre-
vious to the last named year he was candidate,
bat failed OF election, and last fall was again de-
feated. Mr.. Mcleod was one OF the most influential
republicans in the Sixteenth ward and was very
popular with his party. Al the time Of his death he
was member OF the Republican General Copmlttee
OF this city and held the position Of Assistant Regis
trsr In the Oroton Aqneduct department.. He was
also connected with the tribune newspaper at one
NIaA
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in the City Yesterday.
Judge w. A. Carter, OF Fort Brid2er; +. r. Rhodes
Of Pennsylvania; G. NJ Totten, OF the United States
Navy; State Senator T. J. Lyons. Of Port Jervs end
D. D. Taylor, OF Mobile, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
General J. r. Anderson, OF Richmond; DR.. L. R.
Herr1ck, Of Rochester; Major J. NJ. Knapp, OF Au.
burn, and Francis Blackstone, Of Philadelphia are
ar the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel J. q. Curey, Of Kentucky; M. P. Bemus,
Of Maysville; Judge Nelson, OF Poughkeepsie; Gen.
ersl s. Fullerton, Of ST. Louis, and y. A. Corrie,
OF Pennsylvania, are at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Hon. Captain Ward ana Mrs. Secretary Ford, Of
the British Legation, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Major w. w. Benjamin, Of Sing Sing; r. o. Colt
Of Long Island, and Nine. waleska, OF Paris are at
the Everett House.
Wendell PhiNpsland L. Prang OF Boston, ore at
the st. Denis Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-02-01

Marine Disasters.
SHIP JonN BuNyAN, Gilmore, for Montsvdeo before
Ing 900 feet lumber rsioadng a.
sS es ca
e .os The crew were rescued by :SSr Emna
The time had on board sonsdsrsbo amount Of money IN
specie and which shared the fate Of the vessel the
captain.
ashore reef in Calabose Sound a4h inst crew taken "a
souR FRED wA1.rEn-The leak in the thresmased schr
aa w Msss nut n % @ fS Ts, w se
raaaer and seams asu, the stern Her % - stern has
TheI necessity disSharsag cargo. The vessel
ID Oh her first voyage.
scHE NATHAN CLIFFORD, Bullock, from Belfast for New
Of Rkers Island nOassd % a high water AN OF as and
HIiscellaneeus.
Purssr John Momtt Of the steamship Aanha.an from
Charlesto n, has our thanks fos Ssvors.
Notice to Mariners.
US LraHfhousR Drpor,
The light vessel No H. Temporarily rssved for REPAIRS has
CHARLES BoGds Lighthouse Inspector, Sd dist.
Whalcmen.
Bark stambon OF NIB, Mitchell, al Nov II, a4 "a
So g. sos u ss IS W. bark Linda Stew
art, Smith, of Edgartown; of not reported.
On coast OF Arabia date, bark Elizabeth, Spaudng Of
Wesporh 40 bbls oil ard 40 lbs ambergrs this
Spoken.
Snip Pride Of Canada from Calcutta for Nsw York. Nov .,
Ship hannibal from Calcutta for New York. 8.
Bark P:piss Ne from Richmond, Va, for Rio arands,
Brig Peel Napier from Nessna for New York
Cor Phladepha), Jan 8, Sjo miles from Maritime Island
brig with red and white signal, with black b. steering 5,
Ea hence Galveston, Jan 27 25 miles Ssh of
Highlands
Foreign Perts.
ANTWERP, Jan 16-Arrived. Toni, Raetzke, NYork.
Sailed l5i, We,kn, Banchard New Orleans 10Th, Amalia
Gsbring Hsync do.
BLACK RIVER Ja Tin port schr Carrie Clark (not
Clara Clark, Bohn, for NYork IN days.
CARDIFF Jan 16Ent out Amelia, Amidon for Savannah.
CALCUTTA, Jan aSailed, ship Roodee (Br Davis, New
DEAL Jan ls-saled, Athlete Churchill Urom Loudon),
NYork.
DEMnnAsA, Jan lo-In port bark st Lawrence tBr),
etsed, for Baltimore ldg brig Chesapeake (Br), Wilson,
CRNoA Jan l.Arrived, Gazslle, Cole NYork; 18Th Lc.
poir, Lenoir, doi 13th, Socrates, Cacace, do.
Sailed 1lth, Star of Hope, Peterson Philadelphia.
,GiBRALTAE, Jan S-Arved, Beckon {s), Dryden New
York.
HAVANA, Jan 9s-Cleared bark Sarah King (3r Thomp-
Sagua 28d ships Joaquin Sierra (Sp) Iscrn
leans Claus Heftye lNofL Ahderson Pensacola; brig H
ram Abt Tbbcts, Sagua scfls yuture, Chase, Boston
Addis Chadwick, Coan, and W IL Ters, Clifford Mstan-
xas.
port eod, schr Silver Star, Smith, for NYork lds; and
Others
1sAGUA, Jan A-saed, schr Carrie Melvin Watts, Bss.
t0R
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
Prominent Departures.

General N. P. Banks, for washington; Fl. G. Lord.
for Boston; J. n. Hunt, for New Orleans, and Major
G. T. Plunkett for Hartford.
Mr.. Patrick Henry Aylett mentioned in yester.
days 'Porsonals" as being the proprietor Of the
Richmond WHO, is In no way connected with that
or any other newspaper, is lawyer BY profession
and at present residing ct the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr. Arthur folsom, formerly United States Consul
ct Hsyti for number Of years, having received the
seals Of once from the newly formed provisional
government OF Hayti as Consul at this port for the
republic, arrived yesterday in the steamer City Of
Port su Pnnce from Port an Prince.
Py the same vessel also arrived Mr.. Edward
Pinckomb. late Of the Customs Department in the
service Of the late President Sanave. Sentence OF
death had been passed by the provisional govern.
mens upon Mr.. Plnckomb; but fortunately ne sue.
ceeded in gaining the American Consulate, where
he sought refuge and from which place he was safely
embarked In the above steamer.
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
stesssmshp City 9f Port az Prince Jsskser Port Prince
Steamship crsseen, City Norton, New Orleans Jan 20
Bake; Jan y %a i mile. csSs
ssssm pss ss SsS S 5
passenger. TO Arthur ieaTy "'H AN'' anu
s.sa@.sp Msnaatian, woodruff, Charleston Jan 90 with
Steamship Empire Nelson, Wilmington, NC, with naval
Steamship Ellen Terry, Besr.e, Newborn Nc so hours
q % eq New
bern for New York.
% g 4 ss saf: !ss9;ss
az: u: jan {. 81 g. :sss
sat evening sIsr sBSl Miner. 81 JaSo, IS days with
he nad
SsST rG ss s ,S
covesss to Lewis % Had M.in wsSs
sehr Chss Dennis. Hodgkinson, Nayaguez PR, Jan 49,
schr Samuel caaner IL 1of PhadeDha Robinson, Glen
sSh
w sSs. 81 fes ssn
days Delaware BresEwa.er 3d. with mahogany &C.
pine, to master.
schr Sarah Fish, Thompson, Charleston. days. with ye
low pine, 10 master
Schr Trafton (of Portsmouth, Tapey Charleston Sc
for Boston, days. with mdse MASTER Jan 25 of Hat
teras had . heavy gale from SSE; lost jibboom.
schr M0xy Louisa Gaskll, Washington NC, days, with
naval stores to Zophsr Mills.
%s y Nc for Pv
echr HOrstio Nichols, Dupuy, Richmond, Va days. with
iron, &C. TO Van Brunt Slaght.
schr Samuel Fish, Steele Richmond, Va fer Yarmouth,
Ne.
schr Rsbscca, Smith. Richmond, Va, for Providence
Schr Sandman, johnson, Richmond, Vn, for Boston.
Schr ID Baker, Howes, Virginia for Boston.
6chr u Fogg Jones, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Maria Webster, Kennedy, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Nil Desperandum, Oliver, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Curtis, Atwood Virginia for Boston
Schr ] Craig, johnson, Baltimore.
Schr l. Edwards, Marshall, Baltimore
Schr Charlotte Fish, Williams, Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Fannie Davis Hand, Philadelphia foriBoston.
schr The Union, Tuttle, Milvine NJ.
The brig Angelica reported yesterday consigned simp
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Bnrks Ocean Home Hayana; Gem. Montcvdeo via Dsrer
Ga schr Laura PrIdc 81 kits.
Wind at sunset NE.
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
Passed Through Hell Gate,
nnvyNn cnrrrvn

BOUND SOUTH.
steam.hp Neptune, Baker. Boston for Now York. with
Brig Jula Blake new 100 tons, Day, Windsor MS,
days, for New York. with plaster TO Geo Brewer.
Brig Mounain Eagle Jarvis, Bucksport, IL for New
York, with lumber to l. Stone.
Schr Unexpected Br Ludlow St John NIB, 10 days. for
New York, with potatoes to master.
Schr Kane, Mcclellan, Fishing Grounds NIB, days,
for New York, with herring TO Chas Shearer.
with granite to Dixon.
Schr Nathan Clifford, Bullock Belfast Is days, New
York, with slaves 70 Wetherspoon Bros.
Schr John Griin Jones' Gloucester for New York. with
0sh TO Jas Etetson q Co.
Schr Jane, Nash, Westerly for New York.
Schr Luna, Smith, Providence for New York.
schr Justice, West, Newport for Elizabethport
Schr Emily, Morrill,, Greenwich for New York.
schr George Edgar James, Greenwich for Ezabeihport
BOUND EAST.
schr Jacob Raymond Raymond, Elizabs,hpors for New
London.
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
SHIPPING NE w s.

Almanac for New Ysrk-This d,
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 81, 1870
OCEAN STEAMERS.
&samer
ais 1 Detisaiion.
OGce

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1870-02-01

o ssSsD ny ds hearty Y hsas e fSr hs Kind
British and other resident. q New York q
ST.,
1 xsqT
are demand % sjs response my park
sss ss rs sss & ca:s
a ,ss'sss Sss
Being naturally Of highly Susceptible organism, 6S
ana referred to his iamsnted father with al ectlon
whjc1 was evident 10 all. In general, though, his
Seye.y was nr his presence aisnI,isd and his
Guided. the crowd uttered many expressions Of ad.
uiratton.
"An excellent volcch
He's an honor to his mother.'
How amiaDicD
" Every inch gentleman"
is unmlstakably English, but IN other respects no
slight Ii figure, OF medium height, anu Is Q pure
blonde; has prominent NOSE, bot In other features
resembles the Prince Of Wales.
CANT in the ciV: Yssterdsi the windows were ricS.
s Insa nurs Ms sSs sas e $oa S M ana "a
"a Without any anything ls twsa 3 ssaSst sas
the Prince:-Rcv. Francis vinton, Robert Gordon,
Ricnard Rlc sell v II; Paleston, Byrne Grey, T. N.
,n, 6,ane , ,Asxandsr Kpox George Mitchell, George
Thomas D; Middleton, p. Colvile, NJ. D., walter
WATSON, :. 2 Davis, John q. Dale J. Wat.
James Callen4Ar, Charles .PSndepon, Richard
lrw,n sosn &n,t. Hoeos = w. Hurst, Francis Cotss,
pell, w. o. Boernin9, Edward Graham. K. Cornwai.
ils, James Caspey, William Niles, Even Jones, W.
=. GiVilan, /. Il. Evans. A. Baxter, John RoDinson,
Stewart O. G. Waite J. Plerrepont Edwards.
After his Royal Highness had gone through the for.
mniity OF hand greeting witn these gentlemen he
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-24
SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES TO JANUARY 23D.
Americas and European Items.

Amortcnn anu European ltomh.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-Gcorge D.
Prentice died at 4 o'clock yesterday.
He was GS years Of age.
PORTLAND, Maine, January 23.-Ad-
miral Farragtit has arrived to take
charge Of the naval portion Of the Pea
body ~Obsequies ana funeral. Tie fleet
Is expected next week.
New YORK, January 23.-Hayana
letters of the 18th inst. profess to cor
roborate the expectations of a Cuban
victory over General Peeb; the latter
lost 1,300men.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, January 3d.
Captain Goodrich, formerly of the
Eleventh Cavalry and Treasurer of
this city, shot himself through the head
this morning. The cause was intem-
perance and pecuniary trouble. He
leaves q wife and several children.
PITTsBURa, January 23.-Alderman
Edward Lynch, Of this city, has been
sentenced to one months imprison-
ment in the .workhouse for INSIDE
mcanor In Office.
PARIS. January D. About $500
troops have arrived at La CreuZoe, to
prevent disorder among the striking
workmen.
Henri Rochefort's trial Is concluded.
He was convicted. and sentenced to
six months Imprisonment and to pay a
fine of3,0O0 francs. The sentence in
cludes a deprivation of political rights,
but does not disturb his position us q
deputy in the Corps Legislatif. Roche
fort refuses to appeal to the tribunal,
because the magistrate was not elected
by universal suffrage, and the proceed
ings Of the Court are not published.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-24
FaoM WHITE 1 N

HAMILTON, January %. : Wells,
Fargo s. Co. shipped six bars ofbullion
to the Bank of California to-day, val.
ued at $4,6l2 AZ. ga~ mr. r....-
On Monday next the fare will be
$40 from Elko to Hamilton on Beachy,
Wines & Co.'S stage, $l5 OH Woodruff
&c Ennor's, and from Hamilton to
Elko, $lS and $l5. Both companies
have been carrying passengers. the past
week Mt $40 each way.
About three Inches Of snow have
fallen since last evening. The Their
momcter Is 30. Wind west.
Wells, Fargo s. Co. shipped from
their office In Treasure City, yesterday,
to the Bank of California, eight barr
bullion, valued at $l4,17 IS, and five
bars for South Aurora Mining Com
.pany, to. j. sellgman, New York,
valued at u 1850.
A man named Jonathan Young was
Shot and almost Instantly killed, last
evening, III the Occidental Saloon,
Shermantown, by Trav. NJ. johnson.
The shot was Intended for q man
named Fraser, but hit Young In the
back of tho head. johnson has been
arrested and committed for trial. The
parties are. all sporting men.
The United States Marshal, George
Lammon, offers $50 reward for the re-
coyery of a piece Of silk stolen from
the store of A. Haas d Go.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-24

assay was made yesterday Of ore taken
from the Toyabe shaft, which showed
o value Of $2,977 AZ per ton. q,
six bars Of bullion were shipped
through Wells, Fargo q Co, yester-
day. to New York, 6y- the the Manhattan y
The White Pine mail and passengers
went out yesterday OH a sleigh. 1t
showed considerably yesterday, but it
melted nearlyas fast as it fell.
The Manhattan Company, to-day,
shipped five bars of bullion, valued at
Ss.437 IA. The total shipment of bull
lion for the week by Wells, Fargo &
Co. was % bars, valued at AO,4G0 10.
Judge Boalt has appointed a COM
lmittee to revise the rules of this Dis
trict Court and superintend their pub
lication.
Weather was cloudy nearly all day.
At 3 r. NJ. the thermometer was AZ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-24

TnE appeal to the American people
in behalf of the family OF the late
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton has not been
made in vain. Already the fund for
their benefit Is said to exceed 100000
and it is not improbable that 1t will
reach sl25,OOO. This prompt material
response shows the regard entertained
for that integrity which would not
allow Mr.. Stanton to make money out
of his Office, and for that assiduity and
ability which crowned all his minis
terial labor with such marked success.
1t is complimentary to a people full OF
generosity and quick to discern the
good in character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-24
FROM SAN DIEGO.

U#mH--HH A"L
SAN DIEGO, Cal, January 22.-It Is
rumored in San Diego that extensive
gold diggings have been struck near
Table Mountain, Lower California, 40
miles south of New San Diego. Two
large prospecting parties have gone
from there.
The Railroad Committee from San
Diego are expected here by next stage.
They solicit subscriptions from towns
OH the proposed line from San Diego
to Los Angeles.
A party from Chicago are here visit,
other novelties of our neighborhood.
Quite q coasting trade with small
schooners is springing up from San
Pedro. Fruit and grain will be largely
shipped to San Francisco by sail,
should no steamer opposition be put
OH this route to give lower rates.