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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-26

IlANEH GOLD SlLSn0
- Mininy Company-Loeation Lyon County,
state OF Neyada.-Noiice IL hereby given. that
ut a meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF said
COMPANY, held on the 9th day Of February, lsO,
an Assessment OF One Dollar .GSp per share
WA levied on the capital stock OF said com
Many. payablc Immediately, In United States
Fold cola, to the Secretary, at the ONCE
Of the company. No. 4l9 Sahiosnia
Street, san Francisco, California. Any
rc.ssI, npnsid on The FOURTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be daily advertised for sale At pablo
auction, and unles. payment shall be made DC.
OF April. 1870, TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs OF advertising and
expsnscs OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Once-Roon No. Is Haywasd's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Caliior-
MA loOAA-to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-26
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pgttSovaYr ASSESSMENT SALES.

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on tho 9th DAY Of
January, A. D. 1870, 20 many shares Of each par:
eel Of said stock as may be necessary will Be sold
at the oflce OF the Company, Room NO. 81
Hayward's Building. No. <i9 California Ct, Ban
Francisco, California, On MONDAY, the 2Sth
day OF February, A. D. 1870, at the hour OF ]
O'Clock r. 4. OF said day, to pay said delinquent
sssessment thereon, together With cost Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOTT. Secretary.
~Onice-RoOm q Hnyward's Building. 4lS Cal
ifornia street. San Francisco, California.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-26

F. +. OSBISTOH. Secrstar7,
Office Yellow Jacket Silver Mining CcEpsny,
Main street, GOLD ELL, Nevada
Gold HIN, January 3ist, 1870. ja31-f
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Jacket sILvKR

Min. no Company The following Certif-
Gates were sold By II. Crandall, at public aIc-
ton, on Monday. January eist, 1870, for non
payment OF Assessment. No. Is, levied Novem-
bar sj,h. 1863, and will not be transferred:
In whose name. No. Cert. No. Shs. NO; Shs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-26

umpire WILL AND MINING
u Company-Location OF Works, Gold Hin,
l~InQuent upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment No. ., levied on the
9TH day of. January, 1870, tho several
amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectiye shareholders, as follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-26

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Grateful for past liberal patronage, I respect
fully request . continuance, and extension to
new eussomor, to al our mutual advantage; in
short,
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And those who always bought now buy the
morn"
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Corporation Notice.

or the Treasurer Of tho Town Of
Gold Hit. for = eneass
December 81, 1S69.
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REDEMPTION FUND.
COIN ~oUSr-D
Oct. ITO BAL on hAnd. .stV,oco W
Dec. 81. Amount received
for delinquent taxes...... az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24
An Independent Nomination-Th SUMS
Candidate.

We take particular interest in the Fourth
trict where the Sun office is situated. ard
its representative is, in certain sense, our
representative.
-Four candidates nre already in nomna.
ton in this district There is our clever.
black eyed friend ETHAN ALLEN, nominated
by The Republicans the tall and grace.
full john Fox, Of the Young Dcmoc
rncy the veteran MORGAN JONES, eel
ebroted for the lavishness of his election
expenses, the standard bearer of Tammany :
and our handsome genial, well-drcssed
friend Citizen ROOSEVELT, who has been
nominated by the so.called Democratic
Union Here are candidates enough, Ger.
tainly; but among them all, It is more than
doubtful whether the best man can he elect.
cd. Accordingly, we nominate a new one,
on whom the friends OF all the four may cor
daily combine and whose success may thus
he placed beyond all doubt Our man is
that distinguished young lawyer Gen MAE.
TIS T. MCMNmoS, lately chief of staff to the
fighting Sixth Army Corps Laboring in
the public interest, we have repeatedly
urged Boss TWEED and the Hon. p
BRAINS SwETSY to take him as the regular
Democratic nominee but they are getting
old themselves, and prefer an old gentleman
Ike MoEGNS JoNEs
We nominate MCMAHON as TIE SVN's
Independent Democratic Young Republican
candidate The supporters of ROOSEVELT
can unite on him, because he is what their
champion arlently admircs, n brave and
noble young man, q true American Demo.
crat of Irish blood and upright manly ma
ture. The friends of MoRGAN JONES can
vote for him. because like JoSEs he is Of
Celtic origin. The frieuds of joins
Fox, because he is tall and graceful,
incorruptiblc alike in politics or friendship,
and literally young Democrat. And the
Republicans, because he fought splcndidly
for the Union and throughout the war rem.
dercd such services to the country as became
patriot and hero.
Away, then, with machine politics and the
dictation of sclfconst.tu.cd party leaders
Let the PEOPLE OF the Fourth District rise ~
in their majesty and elect an honest. faithful
gallant aud high.soulcd representative in Il.
person Of MARTIN 4. MCMtHoS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

Mary people suppose there will he terri.
bic riot on election day. They expect that
The supervisors Of election aud the deputy
narshsls appointed under the act of Con.
gress will come into collision with the police
and people Of this city that United States
iroops--of whom 1t is said that several thou.
lands are being assembled ut Governors Is
iand--will be called in, and that extensive
bloodshed will follow. We don't believe
word Of II.
In the first place, the object for which the
law was passed by Congress, and the inspec-
tors and marshals appointed. is right and
laudable. 1t is to prevent fraudulent voting
and counting TO secure honesty in the cleo
tion. There is no crime moro dangerous to the
community than false voting and false count.
ing. 1t nullfcs the will of the people makes
free institutions a fraud, and sets up the
meanest kind of tyrauny-the despotism OF
cheating--in the place of democratic govern.
ment. 1t must be put down, and the honest
men of all parties ought to he grateful to
Congress for attempting to put it down. The
law may nave IultEiCCNiuHs lllht Gun DC
determined only 10y experience but its pur-
pose is good, aud good men should earnestly
dcs re that in its working it may prove per
fectly successful No opposition to it can
come from any upright citizen of any party
So far as this class of men are concerned,
there is no danger Of riot.
Neither is there any danger from the
roughs and repeaters who do the bidding Of
the Tammany Ring. A riot would work
more injury to Tammnny than to any other
set of polite ans. This city is the strong.
hold OF the TOmmany party, and riot on
election day, reducing their majorties vita
ting the returns from this part Of the State,
and finally resulting in the rejection of can
didates who would otherwise be DECLARE
elected, is something that Tammany will
take particular care to avoid. Therefore let
those who are frightened beforehand by the
bugbcar Of Il riot, dismiss ell their terrors
There is no reason to fear any unusual dis
turbancc at the election. Every oreiifcd
voter will have full liberty 20 deposit his
ballot and we trust ia, the result will be
an honest 30 inell as a peaceful election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

This is the last week of Madame Scebach's en-.
yagomcnt at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. We
have spoken in terms Of no stntcd praise OF this
great actress but even so have hardly done common
justice 10 ner wonderful talents She represents the
highest the most poetic, ond most Imaginative
school OF tragic acting There is in her STYLE breadth
and passion without rant, and plthos without melo
drama, We commend those last performances to
ne attention Of those Who have SO far failed TO sec
this gifted lady.
There is no change Of programme at either
Booths Wallack's. or the Fifth Avenue.
At the latter theatre Fernando" is soon to re-
place Man and WIFE" ami at MallacS's john
Bul' ana The Serious Family" are in rehearsal.
At the Grand Opera House, "TEc Grand
Duchess" and d" Le Petit Faust" are to sustain the
public interest IN OGcnbach's Bllgands," low in
rehearsal, can be brought out.
"Wce Willie Wiukie" draws delighted houses
at the olympic
At Lima Edwin's they play the Captain of the
Watch" and " Mr. and Mr.. Peter White" Mr.
Harry Beckett is TO appear here next week.
The Globe Theatre presents this week Col.
yiIc's European novelties, including tue man with
Iae non jaw ana that woman OF strength, Nile.
AugeHca Bo,n Of them attracted much attention
al WOODS some time since. In addition, there Is a
variety entertainment Of much merit
Kelly Leon offer an attractive bill They
bring out tonight a traNcsty ON one OF Olvnb. :
most sparkling oTeras, La Rose de saint Flour"
The san Francisco Miustrcls At 5s5 Broadway,
are attracting large audiences nightly. II good seats
are wanted It is desraoe.'o applI for them week
IN aiNanCc.
Tony Pastor j. never without something novel
and amusing Mt his theatre, aud his bill Tor this
week is no exception 10 the rule.
At Woods the Lydia Thompson Burlcsque
Troupe have made very favorable IMPRESSION with
"Lurliuc,' which remains upon TINS weeks bills.
Mrs. Lander Is To succeed Madame Seebach ut
the Fourteenth Street Theatre. commencing next
Monday her engagement, in the role Of Elisabeth in
u historical play OF that title.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24
Timothy j. Campbell not Wanted In the
sixth Assembly District.

80 ff f"ttNi ny me sun,
SIRi Timothy j. Campbell has run four times
for member Of Assembly In the sixth Assembly Dis.
trct. Three times he was IN vita the Ring and got
counted In Of course. viii show you his strength
Tie first time he ran In opposition to Tamnany
liil lie received l,i5s votes. At that time ne
district was made up of the Seventh, Eleventh, AMI
Thirteenth Warts. The following WAS the vote;
Frank pnry dndl .,., l21l j. scenachcr CIam). 9iGs
D. keIrSau OudD..,, 1911
Now MIR. Editor. Mr. n j Campbell was not In
the Ring, lie was fourth in the race. But Tam
many thought Mr.. Campbell was u a very pl1cabo
nature, mIn whom II could use, so Il picked him
and showed him ahead.
But q 6 people OF the 1hirtecuth Ward are de.
tetmned TO have an honest election, i believe for
enc Is time that the people rose en- HdSse to assert
their rights. The lcgil voters Of the Thirteenth
Ward well know that tho Hon, Timothy j. never
was elected ~ square vote and voter Of the
district, challenge him to a contradiction OF the as
sertiOn that make, MI SeebacheT beat MIN Mr.
thinner beat him Mr., Brady, the peoples choice
beat bin over seven hundred votes In 1863 and
with square election, he Will beat him two.fold
Mr., BRADY IL the peoples choice, the man whom we
would Ike to honor. II elected, he will not appoint
any bounty Jumpers OF highway robbers assistant
doorkeepers and he will not walk with wanton
creatures on his arm into our state Capitol
Mr. Edlor blush with shame that we have heen
represented by such men "a the Hon. Timothy j
campbell, Let TammHny nominate him If Al DIRE
The Ilirieenih Ward 10 largely Democratic Lut the
people thete Nant leader OF their choice one whom
lheI can place conile co In, We can aud viii h,yo
.tch. Your, lruly Al " u
OFT 20 is7n "'" IL W. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

They say that the Duke of AOsTA has
agreed to be King Of Spain if he can get elected.
This young fellow is the second son of YIcroR
EMANUEL, King of Italy. lie is twenty-five years
old, and nominally a sailor; but he has never
done anything more useful than go about for
character nor capacity to perform with success
the arduous functions of King Of Spain. Be
sides, it is not likely that he can be elected. No
man can become King Of spain without receiving
the votes Of two-thirds Of the members of the
Cories No candidate has ever before been pro.
posed who could be sure Of u simple majority 4,
and it is not likely that this Italian prince will so
FAR surpass all lis predecessors as to obtain the
sulragcs Of twothris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

The Cuban League have addressed 1 letter
to various candidates for Office inquirng their
views on the Cuban question and whether the
League may count upon their cooperation felcctcd
to the Offices for which they are candidates, in en-.
deayoring to reverse the uuiriendly attitude Of
the national Administration toward the patriot
people Of Cuba, and to secure at least such just
and impartial neutrality as the Cuban belligcr.
ents have a sht to demand from the Govern
ment Of the United States" This is right &c.
ton on the part of the League, Let us know
especially what are the ideas of candidates for
Congress GU this great subject No American of
any party should support any man for Congress
who is hostile TO the cause Of Cuban freedom.
Speak out gentlemen! Let the people know
where you stand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

The STATE Department has caused the {,
,t.gns- az ,r - ,,,l 1;.l.I

The STATE Department has caused the fol
'Vw.n- statement TO he published
wAsnScroS. d. G., Oct. el.-Mr. Br1LrR Con.
suGenertl at Alexandra, has Informed the DEPART
mcnt OF state that he has seen in THE New IoEX
SUN letter over his signature. n dressed tn the
.ior OF tLnt payer, which letter lie sligma'zes
is.'.ry. lie represents that PRIV lte letter or
his, and marked ~ such. has tcrn surreYtitiuusly
obtained, the address ami oncil signature forged
and TIE text CARRIED and that Ills las teen made
tie basis OF the publication 10 which To;cren l.
made.
1t would not lie fair to hold Mr. BUTLER
responsible for these allegations withou, the
production in full of his alleged communica.
ton to the State Department. The charac.
ter of the persons who control that Depart.
mcnt is such that their assertions 0rc not
sufficient evidence Of the nature of "a ,2pcr
unless they produce the paper itself
With regard to BUFFERS letter, published
in THE SrY of Aug. Is, it is enough TO say
that tic original, in his handwriting, is in
our possession, and can lie examined by any
one who desires to see il. 1t is signed 10y
Lin as Consul-Gcncral 1t is not marked
private, nor is there any indication about it
that its author-an experienced writer for
the Trcss-d not intend it for publication.
We published it just as it was written, cx
ccpt that for the name of the individual editor
Of The SuH, to Ahom it was sent by Butler
we substituted the formula, TO the Editor
of TnE SUN," which we always use in pub
fishing communications
The State Department represent Butler
as first saying that the letter il forgery
then that it is CARRIED and then that he
wrote it in lis private capacity. This is like
tie lawyers defence in the famous action
for damages in cracking borrowed kettle :
First, the kcttl" was cracked when we Dor
rowed it; secondly, it was whole when we
returned it; and thirdly, we never borrowed
it at all"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24
Gross Registration Fraud In the Twenty
first Ward.
To he Eiior Of TIE sun.

SIN: Permit me to call your attention to a
gross Outrage pcrpctrated IN the Twelfth Election
District Of the Twenty first Ward The inspectors
Of election in said district were two Tamnany Hal
onice-h holders, VIZ, Andrew Brady, a FHe Depart.
mnt bclringer and Richard Benish, ceik in tue
SuTemc Court.
BERNARD O'Neu, the Tammany Hall Alderman ~
the Twenty first Ward, took tue names OF a Whole
target company that met m the back room of his
gin-mil at the corner of lWCnt, eighth street and
second avenue, and the immaculate Alderman above
named, In order 10 rob honest cizens Of their
votes, had the names OF sgli target company,
through the fundamentally OF the ahoyenamcd IN.
spectoTs, placed upon the register, to be voted on
election dlY.
registered 3l3 names, hll OuehI,t OF which We're
placed the re. l-er the same those OF The tar
get company above referred 10, and none Of them
reside whore tic register represents.
Iy lodge Of tue Iamniany leaders in order In
dehuul honest voters OF the franchise n TO have ali
ihc bogus names placed upon The register ms above
described counted by their pcrjured inspectors the
election day. w.
Tho Fourteenth and Fifteenth Districts M IA.
same ward were run by eNAlderman RcfarI
croker Iammany candidate for the NOMINATION of
coroner, who believed that II would augment his
chances Tor we hominati by largely Increasing tito
registry with the view Of counting the names mus
ilaululGnty registered the as If the vote hli
Detn poled on election day
Al least half OF the registry as made nm I'm ,Io
'wo last named districts is gross and absolute fraud
Shici WI be so fully developed in few dlys
mat the Hon. Richard Croker and lis periureI
Inspectors viii ind this climate little too arm to
Jusuiy their remaining In this latitude much longer
as we htl 10 beng drawn around them vita such
uhnistahaDle accuracy that an invitation from lar
shal sharpe will be sure TO reach them before they
are many hours older when these Iammany ballot
Do1 suffers Will have an opportunity Of enjoying
lhe luxury OF feeding upon Government ratiOns Tor
while.
The frauds in the districts above referred to were
perpetrh'ed IN the absence of TIE United States
SUPERVISORS. who, through some mstake or othcr.
wise, were not appointed OF sworn In unit ate in
the evening Of the ro.i,tery 1t was Thought by the
4 M fanT M 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24
Horace Greeley tor President.

''IIt'lNhttlct oI Inc sun.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-1hc coming man as
candidate tor President appears to be Horace
Greeley, TO run against Hoffman, who is ulrcad Sc
lected as the Democratic nominee There Is pre-.
vains superstiton al over tie country that Horace
II honest. fearless. truthful, unamnitious snd NJ.
ways decorous OF speech II is also well known
that the cnlcc.hrdug Republicans OF New York are
mostly run by Tsmmany, end that he show OF
contest made by them in the primaries against the
alleged Tammanyi'cs was an a sham. All your
prominent New York politicians In onlce are the
lN representatives OF an ecclesiastical hierarchy,
and 20 TO the same church on Sundays and II the
Pore is really going to adjourn the Gcumenical
Council for want of place to meet in he need
only suggest his c1icercy TO the Postmaster, Col
ltcor OF the Port, or the BIG Judge, and he viii lie
accommodated, II you wish 10 give Il country val.
liable iniormaon, let yourrcportcr attend the favor
tie sanctuary Of the NeWlork holders aud give
the rdi' dual and collective biographies OF It's pew.
holders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

suffrage TO woman involves too many social
considerations TO be sunruariy treated a. a
mere political question" That is to say he is
against it.
In this State the question is raised by the
nomination Of Mrs. ELlzABr1H CApr STANTON as
t5' candidate for Congress OF the Womans
Rights party in the Third District in Brooklyn.
She hos accepted the compliment, and will run
against Gen. II. W. sLocrH, the present mem
lcr who long ago put himself Oh the record as
opposed to woman's suffrage. In his opinion, il
the children We are glad TO see Mrs. STANTON
put NJ against such a man and VIC do not hest
tate to say that If she were elected Congress
and tie country would gain by It, and the chill.
drcn would not lose anything.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

Tho question of womans suffrage is
brought into this falPs elections both in New
York and Massachusetts,, In the Old Bay State
the Republican and Democratic candidates for
Governor have been called on for public state
mcnt of their opinions. The Republican candi
date, Gov. CLAFLIN, responds with an explicit
declaration. lie "canrot see upon what primer.
pie tic suffrage can be logically withheld or
denied to woman" Mr., ADAMS, the Democratic
candidate, answers that "the extension o. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24
An USEM ENTY.
The Nilsson Coneer,s.

Miss Nilsson comes back to us thi. week, bring.
ing with her tile same company reinforced by most
valuable addition. In the person Of Mis-. Marie Krebs
ibis lady comes TO US uuheralded and to extent
unknown. Her fathers name Is familiar hero ss
that Of an emitent German composer, and she her.
self has won tile highest distinction IN her own
country as well as in England. In merit she taxes
rank With the mos finished pianists Of the day, aud
Ter sudden appearance in this country is no less
grdtidcaton than a surprise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

The English opera company, which includes
some OF tie best singers both Of the Parepa Rosa
and the Richngs troures. commences an engage
ment tonight at Niblo's. The best works in
their reper;ory nre to be given in succession this
week, commencing this evening with the ever popu
lar Martha"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

better the condition Of the garrison in this
respect but it has always been uphill work
There seems to be on the part of the Gov.
eminent happy Indifference to the comfort
of the private soldiers, and to this indiffcr
cree the soldier responds by making it one
of the causes for the dcscrions SO unex
ampled in number Of late as to attract the
serious attention Of tile authorities at Wash
ington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

Mile. Janauschek transfers this week the thea
tire OF her 1ne impersonatioLs from the Academy OF
Music in this city to that in Brooklyn. She appears
there on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
successfully, in Deborah" MARY Stuart" and
Newark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

The Republicans Of Boston would not al
low Gen. Banks to speak on the Franco German
war, because lie sympathizes with France, and
they were afraid that his speech would affect the
German vote in the coming election in way un.
favorable to the Republicans. This is very poor
policy. Senator SuMNER is at this time giving
lift to France by lccturing on LArAYErE
The Boston wire-pullers might as well shut his
mouth Gs that Of Gen. BANKS.