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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11
Overland Dispatches

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD Hill. DAILY News ny
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
Tho Mncc-Alrm Prize Fight-,lncc viclo-
rious 10 Ten R~ound"-Aliens Arm dis
located.
New ORLEANS, May l0.-Macc won
the fight In ten rounds. The fight
lasted forty-four minutes. Aliens arm
was dislocated aud he got very severely
punished.
p. S. Thi, telegram |, fully con.
iirmed.
The Mace-Allen viii.
NEW ORLEANS, May 4-Mace anti
Allen both arrived here this morning.
They arc In fine HEALTHY and condition.
Allen will fight at 1913 and Mace at lGs.
The latter has the call at two to Que.
The prevailing opinion is that the fight
will last an hour and Il half. Those
best posted think that if it lasts longer
Allen will win. 4 large crowd Of
prominent sporting men from all parts
of the country are present and arriving
on every train to witness trc mill. \
train starts for the fighting ground at
four O'Clock in the morning. Although
the precise spot Is attempted 10 he kept
4 profound secret. it is rrmored that it
will take place about forty-sevcn miles
from the city. All the arrangements
appear to he satisfactory and the fight
certain to take place. COburn gave an
exhibition last night in the Circus Pa
vilion. A large number We're present.
lie declares that If Mace whips ALLEN
he will fight the former for $4,000.
General Pope or the Frontier.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-General Pope.
accompanied by Il portion Of his stall,
left for Fort Leavenworth tonight. to
ascertain what Improvement is neceS-
sary for the accommodation Of depart
ment headquarters. The General will
also meet General Harvey. of Kansas,
and consult with him in regard to the
protection of the frontier from Indians.
The Brlbed sheriff oil Georgia Arrested.
ATLANTA, May 9.-rhe Sheriff OF
Warren county. who accepted brides
from persons charged with the murder
of Senator Atkins. was brought here in
irons and placed in The barracks by
order Of General Terry. II is reported
that the person who paid the hribcs
will also be arrested.
RemaIns of n Murdered Man Found.
Providence, May .9.-The body Of
VIM. p. Angel, of North Providence,
who has been missing since January
3Ist, was found yesterday in a pond of
North Providence by some boys who
were fishing. There were six bullet
holes in his breast, his jaw WAS broken,
and there were other evidences of his
murder. An inquest was held to-day.
James Pagan, q coaclman employed
In Angels family, has been arrested
on suspicion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11
Mss p HUDSON!
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NOTICE-To THE CREDITORS or
IN j., l.. WELLS, q Bankrupt.-ln the
District Court Of the Emitted States for the
District Of Nevada. In the matter o. d; IL.
Wells. A Bankrupt. Notice Ia hereby given
that, pursuant TO an order made BY said Court
in the matter Of j., L Wells, a bank
rupt, on tho 10th day OF May, 4. D.
ton OF said bankrupt, heretofore died In raid
Court, praying for his discharge from all hi.
debts and liabilities, proyable under the Act OF
Congress entitled IAN Act TO establish q uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States approved March 2, 1857, and for
O certificate thereof, before said Court. on the
2lst day OF May. A. D. 1870 at 10 o'clock y. Of
said day, at the Medln Building, ir the city o:
Virginia, county Of Storey and Stnte OF Nevada,
at which time and place any creditor OF said
bankrupt. or any other person In interest. may
appear and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer OF the said petition should mol be
myli.lOt Clerk Of said District Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11


The MuDER At RYE PATcH.-On
Thursday last Deputy Sheriff Andy
Westfall proceeded to Rye Patch in
search Of William Little, who killed
George Liddicott at that place on the
lst inst. He there found Little, who
seemed anxious to deliver himself up
10 the authorities, and seemingly
afraid Of being mobbed. He had not
attempted to escape, rs was reported.
The Deputy Sheriff arrived in Union
Vile with the prisoner on Wednesday
last, who was committed to Jail by
Justice Waldo till Monday, TO await
preliminary examination, ut Titles
request, to give him an opportunity to
obtain witnesses in his own behalf.
Little does not deny the killing, but
claims it was justitiable. 1t is now
claimed by those who pretend to know
that Little. with deceased and several
others, were having a drunken row,
and as they all went up to the bar to
drink, some one struck Little oil the
head with = lager beer glass aud
then ran out. Little ran af-
ter him and commenced shooting.
The rest ran out and found he had
killed Llddicott. 1t is the general
impression that Little killed the
wrong man-that Liddicott was not
the man who struck him. Titles
head Is badly cut with the glass. The
blow had the effect Of partially stun
ming him, but did not knock him
down. On Monday last Little was
brought before Justice Waldo, and after
examination was held to answer in
the sum Of 1900 to await the action Of
the Grand Jury. Up to. the hour Of
going to press he had not given the
ball required.-Hum6oih Siirer State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

JIM FISK, JR., the railroad lion Of
New York, will visit San Francisco
early in June, and will stop at the
Lick House. He is to give a $40, 600
ball. When he arrives, everything is
expected to be Jimfisky. Jimfsk
neckties, Jimflsk cocktails, JimfsG
hats and even the ladies on Mont
gomery street are expected to wear
Jimflsk hair, eyeglasses, etc. Jim is
a nabob-because he has plenty OF
money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

PEREMproRY MANpAMUs.-For some
little time past an action has been In
the Supreme Court Of this State
brought BY this county against
Churchill County, to compel the lat
ter to pay Humboldt the sum Of $1,000
being the first installmeut Of the d.
900 which Churchill agreed to pay
Humboldt for the territory Of country
coded to 1t by the Legislature, but af-
ter getting possession Of which Church.
Ill repudiated her indebtedness. The
case has finally been decided by the
Court by the the issuance of peremp--
tory mandamas compelling Churchill
10 pay the same.-Saeer State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

The following are given in a recent
ly published work on English sur
names, rs specimens Of the old Puri-
tans in England about the year 1853.
They r taken from a jury list in
Sussex county, and cannot fail to Il
a smile In our day: Faint-not Hewitt,
Seek-wisdom Wood, God-reward
smart, Make-peace Hcaton, Be-courte-
Gus Cole, Repentance Airs, Fly-debate
Roberts, Be-faithful Sinner, Hode for
Bending, Weep-not Billings. Elected
Mitchell, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
White, Stand-fast on high Stringer,
Search-the- Scriptures Moretan. The
peace-of God Knight.
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LATESTTE[EGRAMS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

Gov. BLAsDEL has given in his in
come for 1859 at $4,000. But this is
nothing. snooks says that one Of the
State officers had an outcome Of Slso,-
600. Both officers, too have been very
strict "members Of the church,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

The spring hegira of Americans to
Europe has begun. Our devil says he
believes the bed-bugs have also conf
menced a "hegira." But they are
very a~ffectionate to him. He suggests
that they 60 to " foreign parts also"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN undersigned, being Gx-oficio Assessor OF
the town OF Gold Hill. and also, by appointment.
Assessor for State and County purposes Of the
same township, has this day commenced assess:
Ing all taxable property In Gold Hill for the fiscal
year. All persons subject to taxation VIII please
be ready 10 make their returns on the ASSESS
mont roll, when called upon.
HIRAM CRANDALL, Assessor.
Gold Jill, May 10th, 1870. nylO-ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

A Vessel recently left Boston for a
heather country loaded with Tobacco,
rum, and four missionaries, and one Of
the papers speaks with pride Of it.
How Is that for low?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

A SABLE doctress Of Florida !. eures''
rheumatism by doses of pine knots
grated and boiled. The mortality has
been large since she opened her office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

A DUEL In Indiana was averted by
one Of the principals fainting when
brought to the scratch, the other mag
naimously refusing to "shoot 4 sick
man,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

CAMILLA URso, the fiddleist, left San
Francisco for the East to-day. .Shrewd
little woman-but that don't make her
a .shrew."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

EVERY card player is said to know a
good deal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

4 FIRST CLASS BRASS BAND has been
engaged. and also the celebrated Quadrlllc Band
under the leadership OF Mr.. FillcbrOwn.
Omnihuscs will run between Gold Hill, Vir.
ginia City and Fort Homestead.
The COMMITTEE will spare no pains to make II
one Of the grandest Affairs of the season.
TICKETS for both days.. ........... 81 %
Lunch. Ice Cream, Strawberries, ETC., etc, ut
all times. day and night.
LADIES RECEPTION R0ON ut the Hall. up
stairs, Mrs. Russell In attendance.
Lunch with chicken, wine, coffee or tca).. 80 cts
lee Cream and Strawberries ........... - cts
Goid Hill. May =, 1870. my1.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

To the Hon. Board OF Trustees. Of the Town OF
Gold Hill:
Trustee OF the Town Of Gold Hill terminates
this evening, and having boon your presiding
officer for the last two terms! have thought
nroper, az I have received and examined the
rcport OF our Finance Committee. TO make q
few remarks, as to the present condition OF our
Town affairs. And, Us the entire Board, with
the exception OF myself, have been reelected,
and will again be called upon to assume the res
ponsiole and thankless Office OF Town Trustees,
| have thought u would not be improper In me
to offer q few suggestions for your mture on
sideration and d~eltbsration.
On examination Of the report OF the Finance
Committee, We lnd That, at the commencement
OF our present torn OF office (onc year agol INT
total amount OF our indebtedness was $CO,olto 30.
while our present indebtedness amounts 70 Dn1
t5O,6lS 81, showing o decrease Of the inaeoteu,
ness Of tho town OF Gold Hill or $e,4OS % LOT 'n'
This certainly Is a good showing and speaks
well for the present Board, and cspeelaiy 70 ior
our Finance Committee, who BY tneit wis% hoan
forethoueht, prudence and economy, hase ocsn
the principals OF bringing about this mucn ac-
sired and happy result. ,h
While we 6aye reduced the Indebtedness OF
the Town almost $4,000 In one year, We have
also projected. constructed and completed 'one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11
Proof 49,. .......... sGO,Oi7 81 $GO,Ol7 81

The balance docs not show as great q rcduc.
ton In the indebtedness as VIC glnncingly antic.
ipated, but the cursory report OF 1867. computed
legal tenders ut 70 cents, and since currency has
almost reached par, this item alone, approx.
mated NJ close as practicable, cnIarscs the BAL
anco OF 1870 Is per cent. on $2T, 900, or $4.050.
We have bestowed the greatest carc In draw
Inc the balance for this date, have itemiZed all
parts thereof, and present 1t as correct in all its
details.
In conclusion, Mr. President, we beg leave TO
make q few remarks and suggestions The
streets are now In excellent condition, and will
not rcuuirc but one-half OF previous eSpcndi.
lures, We have opened the highways the most
necessary, and we need but little more. The
town possesses now an nnbrokon aud thorough
line OF scwers. Tho railroad and It's rauli1ca-
lions has given new value to realty, new impe-
tus. and the capital invested insure to the Cor.
p~oration q steady flow of incomes, which will
permit q prompt liquidation OF tho debt. Thu
latter, contracted by the pioneer Board OF Trus.
tees, has cntailed on us disbursements OF over
-, 900 per quarter, and even now 1t swallows
1854 per month In gold. but your incessant Of.
forts, after 20 long sowing, are near TO harvest
now, We have but q single suggestion In add
ton to this, already more lengthy than desira-
bic, and that IL: The lower part Of Gold Hill Is
not sufficiently protected from CONGREGATIONS,
In Justice to the amount Of taxes paid on prop
critics there, and We would recommend that rs
the finances permit It, the hydraulic pipes and
further. Respectfully submitted,
H. ~ HgFgEyhEaTai . Finance Committee
Gold Hill, May 7th, 1870.
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GOLD HILL, NEVADA.
"Wednesday Evenins-----.-.May ~, ls1o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-11

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD uiLL. DAILY news ny
the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

ISFAsTIcIDE.-We, OF the present age,
glorying In the high state OF our civilization
and our advanced moral and religious senti-
ment, look with plying eyes aud a feeling
Of horror and contempt upon the lguorance
and barbarity OF the aucients. We congrat-
ulate ourselves that our jurisprudence aud
Christianity have been sufficient to eradicate
the inhuman practices and ignorant super
stition which influenced the pagan nations
Of old TO sacrifice their children to idols, aud
70 expose them TO Wild beasts and birds,
from motives OF economy.
The days OF offering up children as sacri-
fces have passed away, and are now I'M
known, unless It may be, perhaps, 10 Chipa
and India. But the blood Of children Gtlll
d" crieth from tho earth" to God, even 10 our
Own country. Infanticide Ia still practiced
largely by a strictly legal proesSs-legal be-
cause fashionable Modern infantlcide, by
fashionable processes, 10 not limited to any
particular class, race or color Of peoplei 10 ls
not confined TO any locality, nor are those
guilty OF i found alone without the pale Of
the Church. -t. -..
The uIlonalisms oft ''best society,"
have not in any manner controlled Il. Not
appreciated BY the moral sense, aud unrsc.
ogniKsd BY both law and creed, wO are not
aetonished at Its common prevalence. One
OF the pecullarltles of modern iniantlcide, as
perpetrated In this country, Is that those
Who are guilty Of the crime by ono process
arc horrlned, aud cry out In terms Of bitter.
est censure against those who commit the
same erimo In some other way. Mothers
sympathize, as only mothers eau, with her
whose children have been frozen to death
BY accidental exposure, while they sacrifice
their own children by "maklng them pass
through the fire" 10 the god Of FaShlon.
A distinguished French physician says that
during the tweuty.slx years be praetiesd his
Profession In Paris twenty thousand chll.
dten were borne To the cemeteries q sacrifice
10 the absurd custom OF naked arms.-From
"InfIntieids," 6y Prof. Hm. CleRdenin, NJ
d, IN sour AOntIly" for March.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
MEDICAL

TIE FRRsoH EMPERoR ACCUSED OF STEAL.
No.-Parls dispatches recently mentioned
that the Count dc Reratry, a Radical mem
Der Of the Corps LGglslRtlf, recently accused
the Emperor Of abstrAeting from the public
archives and destroying certain Official docu.
ments relating to his own acts or those of
members OF his family. The Ministry have
been compelled to promise that they womb
take up the matter and make a minute In.
quiry Into Ii. M. de Keratry'a occupation ia
that many portions OF the corTGspondcncc
between Napoleon l. and his Ministers have
been thus distracted, as we'll a documents
throwing light upon the police of the PIrSt
Empire. u is also Whispered that all tue
papers relating 10 thu murder Of the Due
d'Bnghlen have Disappeared. What gives
force TO the aboy, accusation is the fact that
so high an Ata6horty and so able o writer as
the Count d,Hauss6nvlllo (married 10 the
grand daughter Of Nine. dc stael) has very
re,,sently proved that 10 the great oiielal
work known as the "c0rrtspondeuce Of Ma
poleon L." now In course Of publication M
der the immediate supervision Of the En-
Peror himself, most serious fTauds and sup
presaions have taken place, which quite
Vltlate the hlStoFic accuracy Of certain Inn
portant epochs. Lastly, NJ. de Keratry de
tlnotly ayers that tho whole Of the offielal
papers relating 90 the affairs Of BouioRno
hare disappeared.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

FAIR At CLRROLL HLLL.-If there is any
object which should appeal 70 the charities
OF the people OF this community Il Il the fair
for the benefit OF the venerable 81. Patriek's
church, now In progress At Carroll Hall /
and, aside from the good cause which II 10
Intended to serve, the attractions are such
a. should Induce all who have either n spare
moment or any spare mouey 70 Vlslt the
ladies engaged In the laudabis enterprise.
Ths tables are dressed In the usual hand
some style for which this parish has become
so famous, and the articles offered for sale
comprlso every variety Of goods, both useful
and ornamental. In addition to these are
the lunch and confectionery tables, bountl-
fully supplied with edlbles to tempt TIN ap-
petite Of the most fastldlous.
The post once Is also feature, and the
fair postmlstress and her assistants were
busily engaged last night In Transmitting
valentino inuumerable from happy e alna" y
to happy "falrs," aud Vlec VsrGa. All who
Wish TO aid q good cause and spend pleaa-
ant evening should not fall 10 alleid the
ladies' hif at Carroll hall tonight, as II
closes tomorrow evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CLUE. = The
Rlrlt Ward Republican Club held their regu-
lar weekly meeting last night a. Stevens
the chair, with VIM. Prender as secretary.
Mr.. Charles syphGT moved to adjourn,
IN consequence OF the inclemencJ OF the
weather, subject to the call Of the president.
At this point resolution was offered from
Henry johnson, secretary OF the First ward
InvlnclblSs, proposing to meet the First ward
Republican club on Thursday evening, at
1850 O'Clock, for The purpose OF consldeTiDS
the subject Of eons0ll dGtlng the two factions.
The meeting refused to consider the COM
munlcatlon, aud after debate relating TO ad-
joumment, the club adJOurned 10 meet on
Friday evening next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

THERE Is man living in the mountains
Of North Carolina, not more than forty
miles from GreenviIle, 3. c., who has
reached the extraordinary age of one hun.
dred and forty.three years. At the time OF
Brgddock's defeat he was twenty years old,
aud had a wife and three children. A gen.
tleInan at GreenVllle says that this mar, rho
has come down to US from former genera
tloii, has always bean In moderate ClTcHm-
stances, and has lived upon plain, coarse,
vegetable diet; that he has never drunk any
llq,iid but pure spring water, and bids fair 70
live many years longer. He enloys perfect
health, possesses all Of manhood's attrl-
but ca, and wants to marry. He has survived
seven wives, and, having lost the last one
abo mt sixty years ago, he now begins to feel
qulE0 lonely.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

TIE most primitive post Office In the world
- 10 DO found on the southern extremity Of
America. For some years past barrel has
been fastened by an Iron chain 10 the outer
most rock OF the mountains oyerhanginR
the Straits OF Magellan, opposite Terra del
Fuego. 1t Ia opened by every ship which
passes through the strAitS, either to place
letters In II or take letters from IL. Thls
post office, therefore, takes care OF itself, II Is
eonaded TO the protection Of seA'farers, and
there is no example OF any breach OF this
trust having occurred. Each ship under
takes the voluntary transmission Of the con
tents Of the barrel, II their destination in
within the llmiLa Of It's VOYAGE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

Me-. D. d. FoLEr, HningeniouS resident OF
this city, has just patented an "elaBtic baud
PEN" which Is the best fountain pen NO
have ever used. Like most valuable lnVen-
lions Is derives its value from It's simplicity.
The invention consists simply Ia placing
a small rubber band around the pen
at the shoulder, which, while giving
tlcily, takes up a sufacISht quantIty OF
Ink 10 supply the pen for an incredible
length Of time without danger OF its drop.
ping upon the paper and producing a blot.
As an evidence OF what the pen win do we
need only state that this paragraph has
been written without replenlIhinE, and
there Is still good supply Of Ink len.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

THB natural afinIty between women and
flowers Is 80 strong, 40 foW women OF any
rank are devoid OF II, and so much OF gar
dening and conservatory work eau DO well
done by women, that 1t is quite . curious In
stance Of the way In which pleasant and
lucrative trades are monopolizsd BY men,
that there are no such thlngs as garden
girls, and female head gardeners, and Wo-
mon, managing nurseries and market-gaT-
dens. Many hundreds OF English ladies'
work from choice half their days IN their
own gardens, and, being their own head
gardeners, enjoy every flower which blooms
tenfold more than II thay had the honor OF
meeklJ smelling II under the rule ofR Scotch
autocrRt, But no woman OF the humber
class that ever We heard OF was allowed 70
gain her bread BY doing precisely what these
ladies do from choices though how many
would rejoleo to quit dreary school.rooms
and wOrk-rooms TO undertake the same,
heaven alone can tell.