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courngiug for ihe Wheeling Layiatrr 70
admit defeat in tho cd Congressional Dis
tricL" Well.it would be foolish 10 do
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SerFelHFy. al the oEIeO Of tho Company, No. 1876
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. a
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n. G, ARTHUR, Secretary,
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rIRE PROOF SAFES.
METcALF & BURT,
SO Main street.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

will Asll o. Auction, On PhBAT MOHNINa. slh
Inst, At the dwelling house u Joseph Bell Rs0..
on the HOnth east corner Of Union and Fourth
streets. the entire Furniture In aid hOusa. ThlS
Furniture cOmpTtAeS = HgnenBl AsAOItln1nt Of
Housekeeping Articles. and tbs sale vii hs veil
worthy Of the attention Of buyer Among the
articles IN Ia sold are two Ssti Of PRFlOP FnEnl.
inro, including Mahogany Sofa. Chain, Tetu.1.
Tetsz, Centre Table, Secretary Hook Cnea, raEloE
Extension DInIRg Table, COmtATn Dining,
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TERQs-FOur months credit on sums over
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W II. DAHSEFF Salesman Iul6
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SALE.
franklin Winters and wife, Com.
plalnRnA,

franklin Winters and wife, Conf
plalnAnW,
.. .. ~. BOT aa In ChAneGFy.
Kntu Brown, Isaac BuTkRm, aud
OtheFs, Defendants.
By virtue Of decree rendered lu the above en-.
titled cause. at the June Term, 1870, Of the Cit:
cult Court for Ohio County, the undersigned
special Commissioners will, on
Saturday, the SOth Day OF July, 1870,
Sell At Public Auction, on the premises, the trGct
Of land In said decree described, and known %
the ''ISARc BuFkhAm" Farm, containing ono hun
drcd and nInety.alx C06l acres, one ~ rod,
tWenty.iour Cs) perches. This valuable farm lies
4 short distance from the National li0ad, nearly
sQuIdStant from R0ney'B Point aud ITiRdclphil;
Ia WIll WAteFed. and hiss upon It large and com:
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other OulbuIIding0 and improvements.
TRRNS or SGLg= OHR:Ellr9 Of the purIhGSe
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mrnts on CrDlllt Of OIE, ElcO and RaTst yCaE5,
with Interest ifpm day Of sale, tho purch0seE 10
gVc bOndh with good security for The deferred
Instruments, tho title bSLnE retained q add.
tIOnAl security until the payment IN iull q the
purchase money. n, RICHARDSON,
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law Offices. Monroe street, near 9Th, Wheeling,
W. Va. Iun9S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

CROSSING TIE LrNE.-Between Stras-
burg. France, and the German railway
running north and south through Ba-
den. there Is q short line of railway
which crosses the Rhine, the town Tor
rather railway statlon) on the German
side, being known "a Kehl. This rail-
way crossed the Rhine on a bridge
which had a draw, Notifications, and
Custom-houae OH either end. The
French held one end; the Prtlssians
the other, and the boundary line
crossed the middle. SentrieS cannon.
and all the paraphernalia OF war
guarded both ends before the war, but
this state of affairs It was evident,
could not long continue after the war
began. The PrusSians n few days ago
blew up the bridge, and, according 70
the Pail Mall Gazette put an end to a
very amusing spectacle. The sentries
each used to pace up and down their
own share Of the bridge. A line traced
across showed the precise spot which
neither might pass; and so the two
marched along, and often met In the
middle of the bridge; the Frenchman
looked at the PruSSian. and the Prus.
sian looked at the Frenchman, and
each. without saying a word. retraced
his steps. One evening last year the
Prussian sentinel was suddenly heard
calling 10 arms" The frightened
bystanders ran up, and found that the
French sentinel 4. had accidentally
placed his foot beyond the line Of de-
maruation, and thus Invaded Prussian
territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

The youngest Captain In the mer-
camille navy Of the United States Is the
master Of the brig Noses Rogers, of 500
tons. who has just passed his twenty
first birthday. As his course Of life Is
worthy Of imitation by every young
man. q few facts In his career may be
mentioned. In 1852, when thirteen
years old, he first went to sea as a
cabin boy, and from that time till the
present he has successfully filed every
position on board Of his brig. On the
last voyage Of the vessel he was first
mate, and In recognition Of his conduct
in quelling a serious mutiny of the
crew at Rio Janeiro, the owners APP
pointed him Captain, During his eight
years of sea life, this energetic, tenn
perate and industrious young man
saved up his wages instead Of wasting
them in dissipation, and he was con-
sequently enabled to purchase one
eighth of the vessel he commands. The
successful career above recorded Is the
more wonderful, rs the life Of a sailor
Is surrounded by temptations Of which
shore-going people have not the slight
est conception.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

+ TIE INTERNAL REVENUE LKws.-A
singular case has recently occurred In
Cincinnati involving q curious point
in reference to the stamping Of to-
bacco. A constable seized a quantity
of unstamped tobacco under an execu-
ton. and removed the goods from the
premises. AZ soon rs he had taken
the tobacco into his possession the de-
PENDANT in the execution gave informa-
ton to the Collector who seized the
goods, In consequence Of an alleged
violation of the Revenue laws, which
under heavy penalties forbid the re-
m,val of unstamped tobacco. The
constable then proposed applying to
the Collector to purchase stamps to be
Affixed to the tobacco before putting It
up for sale. The Internal Revenue
law. however, provides that stamps
should be sold only to a manufacturer
or his agent, and the Collector refused
to sell tobacco stamps to the constable.
This conflict of jurisdiction involved
all the parties in an unpleasant predic-
ament, and the only approach to a So
luton of the difficulty was obtained
by an agreement 10 send to Washing
ton for the decision Of the Commits
sioner of Internrl Revenue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

An CNnEsIRNBI.E CHANeE.-There
Is no law In relation to property which
does not operate to somebody's dis
advantage. But the aim Of law Is
"the greatest good Of the greatest
number" By the laws Of New Jer-
sey, debts contracted by students in
colleges cannot be recovered by legal
process. Other codes have the same
provision, aud 1t Is upon the same
principle which applies to minor
children. Some of our neighbors over
the river are agitating for the change
of the law as reglrds colleges. Is IL
desirable that any such change should
be made? The tendency Of many
youths to extrlvagance Is well known.
and If the legal disability to contract
debts Is not a protection. nothing can
be-. Nc doubt 1t Ia beneficial to a
great extent that creditors should have
no guarantee but the honor OF the
stuients. If factions would he against
tLsir parents for their debts. beyond
hoard and tuition, nobody would be
bensisted, and many might be injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

Possible EFFECTS OF ASSERTING In.
FALLIBILITY.-An English writer says;
Suppose that some Pope hereafter,
armed with the function Of supreme
| authority In the State as well as In the
| Church, should issue a mandate against
an act of the English Parliament,
| Suppose he should dcnounce the reign
ing sovereign ms hereto and excom-
mnnicate every Catholic In the realm
would not only be absolyed from his
allegiance, but could not yield obed-
fence to the law without exposure to
the penalties OF the Church. His
duties as an English subject would be
made void by his obligations to the
Roman Power. He could not con-
tinue to he an obedient citizen under
his own Government, without periling
his soul by disobedience to the Papal
degree. The effect d this upon the
discipline Of the soldiers, could easily
be anticipated by ms English military
friend. The subject was often alluded
to. but never fully discussed though
the material was abundant.
The same reasoning applies to all
the Protestant Governments Of Europe.
IL applies rs we'll to that Of the Quilted
States, which happily, Is neither Pro-
testant nor Catholic, hut neutral In
matters Of religion. Suppose the Pope
should take It Into his aged head to
favor the Fenian movement, every
Catholic In the country would be
bound to give 1t his support. Suppose
that during our war with the South. he
should have taken side with the Re
bellion, In the assumption Of Infalli-
billty, what Catholic would, have dar-
ed to serve In the army, or render aid
to the Government?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

REPUBLICAN CANprpATEs.-The can
didates for State Offices, to appear be-
fore the State Convention next month,
may be thus enumerated For Gov.
erner, F. A. Trltle. G. G. Batterman,
J. p. Jones. For Lieutenant Gov.
erner, james 8. S~lingerland and j. S.
Crosman, of White Pine county. For
State Treasurer, Len. Wines, Of Elko,
and probably somebody else. For
State Controller, A. H. Rutherford
and W. w. Hobart, Of White Pine. j.
d. Minor, of Humboldt, and Charley
Higgins, Of Reno. For Secretary OF
State, G. ". Noteware, Of Douglas,
w. NJ. Gillespie, Of Elko. and DR..
Hazlett. of Lyon. For Justice Of the
Supreme Court, Dlghton Corson. Of
White Pine, and Slausen Of Lander,
For Congress, Thos. Fitch. Of Eastern
Nevada. For State Printer, H. X.
Mighels. of The Carson appeal, and
Philip Lynch Of the Gold Hill Nees.
Governor Blasdel has been mentioned
as a candidate, but he Is not an as
pirant. We intend to get him q COM
mission of some sort, next Winter.
for service In Europe-probably Ger
many, II not too hot there, In order
that he may recuperate his impaired
health for a time.-Whhe Pine Neps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11
DISPATCH
sRwARO-FIRE IN THE MINT
ATRAMRR FROM SAN DIEGO
QUINN BEN FENCED.

SAN FRANCISCO. August LISP. Nj
Hon. VIM. H. Seward and party Will
leave here for Yokohama OH the
steamer Chino, of the P. NJ. 5. S. Co.'s
line-state-rooms having been engaged
by his request some weeks since.
A fire broke out In the upper story
of the mint building, OIL Commercial
street above Montgomery, at half past
0 o'clock, and burned for half an hour
before the Department got 1t under.
Everything inside the building was
quickly secured, and the loss, aside
from the damage by flooding with
water, will not be very great. 1t can
all be repaired In three or four days,
and there will be but a very brief In
terruptlon to the business of the mint,
If any at all.
The steamer Orizaba arrived this
morning from San Diego.
The ship Chagrcs arrived this morn
Ing from CHINA, In DalIast,
Judge Dwinelle this morning SEN
fenced Quinn, the ravlsher and MUIR
derer of Maggie Ryan, to the State
Prison for life, and lie was taken di'
rectly from the courtroom to the boat,
with an escort of officers, and left at
once for San Quentin.
1t Is rumored that there will be
trouble about the award Of the lease
of the Alaska seal islands, the higher
bidders than those to whom 1t was
awarded Intending to appeal to the
courts. a
The damage to the Mint by fire this
morning ls estimated at 10000, mainly
confined to the assayer's department.
In consequence Of this fire the Mint
will be closed till the 10Th instant.
Weather cold and cloudy.
Gold ut 5 P. NJ, l16T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11
VERY B1oSps.-It Is stated that tn

VERY BI.oSpE.-It Is stated that the
Republican proprietors aud editors
reached the conclusion that the editor
of the Herald could not receive Miss
Lydia Thompson's "attentions" on
the ground OF her superior respecta-
bility. These gentlemen are Gu fat on
matters Of female responsibility.
From 40 exalted a character as Lydia
Thompson ~p to Winnebago Sluaw
dorn. they are authority which 1t
would be both vain and unjust for us
to qusstiop,-Omha Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

Coon FOR TIE PROMOTERS OF THE
YoUNa IpEA.-J. B. Campbell. agent
for the stage line between Truckee and
Lake Tahoe. has written to City Super
intendent Hill. offering TO take the
tslchers and their friends from the
former place to the Lake for one dol
lar, and the same amount for the re-
turn trip. w. B. Lyon. Of the Tahoe
House. says he will board them for ia
per week, or 81 so per day for a short
er time. The Central Pacific Railroad
Companyha already offered to carry
the teachers over their roads tor half
fare during the vacation. These three
offers are most liberal, and there Is no
place Oh the coast more favorable for
healthy recreation than Lake Tahoe.
We advise the teachers to take advan-
tage of these offers and spend q por-
tion, Mt least, Of their vacation at that
celebrated resort.-Sdc. Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

A Mr.. FORREST, in a game Of base
ball at Oskaloosa Missouri, the other
day, had the whole side of his face
smashed by a swift ball which he fall
ed TO take but which took" him on
the Jaw. 1t Is stated that "not only
the bone. but the flesh, gums and teeth
were covered.
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PoLlTrcAL feeling is running high in
Indiana. The Indianapolis Journal
sweetly speaks Of "his skunkship
Moreou. the horrible depravity' De-
m~ocratic candidate" whom it also
ch~aracterizes as 1.-THE false-pretense
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS renegade"
And the papers Of both parties through
out the State generally adopt the same
hlghtoned style Of controversy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

A CONTEMPORARY says: "ro obtain
a good nights sleep, sponge the entire
length of the spine In hot water for
ten or fifteen minutes. This will re-
duce the circulation, quiet the nervous
system, and induce sleep better than
any drug" Possibly the fatigue of
sponging for so long a time a part Of
the body so difficult to reach rs the
entire length of the spine, may have
as much to 10 with producing the sleep
as any Of the results mentioned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

AN English traveller. having, passed
two DAYS ut a hotel In q French coun-
try town. called for his bill, which
amounted to one hundred and ten
francs. He was astonished at the
amount, aud Indignantly remarked
"One hundred and ten francs for two
or three wretched repasts, and for two
nights spent in a bed filled with tieas ~
:. Eleasi" exclaimed the hotel keeper;
.how could l have forgotten them ?
Hand me the bill" The traveller re-
turned the bill, and the hotel keeper
added to the total: "Flease, five
fra ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11
rhe Prinee Imperisl Has Conc 70

The Prince Imperisi Hns Conc q
London.
LONDON. August 10.-The Prince
Imperial of France arrived IN London.
and is now Mt the French Legation in
charge of w. F. Smith, the Enperor's
confidential agent. Smith also brought
the Empress jewels aud valuables
and the famous diamonds Of the Duke
Of Brunswick.
Terrible slasxhser 81 sns Battle
Fields.
The Pr%ussians, rs they advance, dis
cover the losses Of the French in the
front battle notwithstanding even
the most extravagant estimates.
The Battle Of saarbruck.
BERLIN. August l0-ll A. M.-Of-
fetal dispatches from army headquar-
tiers state the result of the battle at
S~aarbruck, on Saturday, as more I'M
portant than at first supposed.
Trasstile's Corps dispersed the Ell
tire camp of N division, and Its ma
gaines taken; and prisoners by thou
sands were taken, and numbers sur
rendered.
The increasing French loss must be
immense. as their forces disappeared
from all points i'll the front. None are
to be seen by our patrol, who are
within gunshot of Metz.
Newspaper Csrr~spsadonts Wounded
On the Battle Field.
PARIS, August 10.-A number OF
French newspaper correspondents who
arrived to-day are wounded. In their
accounts of the battle, they testify to
the wonderful bravery Of the French
troops, and particularly the African
Corps, who fought for eight hours i'll
cessantly against. overpowering odds.
The military spirit and enthusiasm
Is increasing throughout France.
Large crowds of people are assem-
bled in various quarters Of the city,
but the utmost good order prevails.
Able Burran, the Chaplain Of Nc.
Mahon's Corps, was killed at Worth.
The ladies OF Paris have issued All
appeal for aid to the society for the
relief Of the wounded.
Contrary to all previous reports, 1t
Il now stated that the Prince Imperial
l. still at Metz. [NoTE-Ihe London
dispatch explains the whereabouts Of
the Prince, which Of course Is not per-
mitted to be known in Paris.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-11

1.-THE moon Is said to be nearer the
earth than 1t has been for twenty
years. or than 1t will be again during
the next hundred or so years." So
says an exchange. But how about the
sunp Isn't that a little too near to
warrant 1t In getting any nearer?
Verify so. We can dispense with any
advance on It's present cordiality.