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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08
THE ACT RELATING TO WILD
t GAME.

In view of the general disregard of
the provisions of the act relating to
wild game and fish, passed by the
Nevada Legislature in 1861, and still
In force In this State, we publish few
sections of the law for the information
of sportsmen:
Section 1 declares 1t unlawful to catch or
attempt e catch nsh by means OF any drag net
Section D. II shan be unlawful for any per.
con or persons at any time, to kill or in1ure, or
70 pursue with such intent, any sparrow, blue
bird, blue Jay, martin, thrush, mocking oiru,
swallow, red.bresst, cat.bird, quail. wren or
humminS bird, or to disturb the nest or eggs
OF said birds.
Section = II shall be unlawful for any perron
or persons, At any time after the LIST day OF
April and before the 1st day Of September, In
each year, to catch, kin or destroy, or to pursue
with such intent, any grouse. sage chicken,
prairie Chicken, partridge, pheasant, woodcock,
er any Wild goose, wood duck. teal or other
dneks, orant, swan, ,sand.hill,. crane, plover,
snipe, eurlew. robin, dove. meadow lark, yellow
hammer or bittern, or to have in his or their
possession, or to expose for sale any of the
birds or game mentioned In this section, during
thss:a,on when the killing, iniuring or pursu.
SECTION 4. II shall be unlawful for any person
or persons, al any time, to destroy, injurc or
disturb the nest or eggs Of any Of the birds
projected BY this act.
section 8. II shall be unlawful for any person
or uersons, at any time amer the list day on
January and before the LIST day Of july in each
veal 10 catch, kill or destroy, or to pursue with
snch intent, any deer, antelope, elk, mountain
shsep or roat, or to have In hls possession, or
10 cxpoce to sale, any Of the wild gamc or
sninaais mentioned In this section, during the
season when the killing, injuring or pursuing Is
hcrsin prohibited; pTorided, that nothing In
this act shah Be 20 construed a. to prohibit any
nerson or persons In taking any bird, fowl, fsh
or mimi. at any time, for the purpose OF tanning
the samc. or for scientific purposes.
section g. Every person or persons ouending
srsinst any Of the provisions Of this act and
~ conviction thereof, shan forfeit and pay for
svsry such oaense Q penalty OF not less than
n With costa Of suit, nor more than $Do; with
eostS on nit, to Be recovered IN . civil action IN
tss nsrae Of the people Of the United States oi
Ia Terfitory Of Nevada before any Justice Of
Ia Poace Oh ths proper county; such nne, 90
eoilscted. ihkii Be pAid into the county treasury
Ssr the benefit Of The common SCHOOLS OF the
Terrifory Of Nsyada; further, thath sneh nnee
sna Sosfs llall b collected without stay oi
s1Seuiioa. and such defendants may. By order
~ ~ Court, b confnSd within the county
a urtil such AnN and costs shau have bean
p|iA
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Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN undersigned, being ex-oflcio Assessor Of
the town Of Gold Hill, and also, by appointment.
Assessor for State and County pufposes or the
same township, has this day commenced assess.
ing all taxable property in Gold Hin for tho nfcsl
year. AL persons subject to taxation will please
ment roll, when called upon. -gsE3ssTI
HIRAM CRANDALL, Assessor
Gold Hill. Nay 10th, 1870. myl0'ti
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\ DOCTORS WIFE REDEEMED. t
ANOTHER TRIUMPH IN VIRGINIA CITY.

VIRGINIA CIrr. New, August 9, lS7o:
< In November. 1864, was attacked with
AnAuRosn OF both eyes. For several month";
was almost totally blind. Is many persons, In
this vicinity know. In 1859 somewhat I'M
proved. 20 that could 20 about without assist.
ance. July 10Th, 1870, applied to DR., RoBERrs,
and am delighted 10 make this public stale
ment % TO the wonderful Improvement that hia
magnetic treatment has produced, In 20 short
time, In my syeaight. lean now READ ana FEW y
aSis.1v MRS. N. A. CNDERHILL.
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aJOUnNAL OF CHEMISTRY"
or ANIMAL MAGNETISM
IN VIRGINIA CITY. .

: aI,ss VmaINIA CRY. New. July %, 1870.
This certi6cs that have suffered much with
Rhsumatism, Spinal discasc and dfzx'nets y
for moro than two year,. Iappllcd to DIR: ROB.
International Hotel, and am now only too
happy to bear, public testimony to the wonder
fulr1re 90 speedily effected by ANIMAL MAC.
NErIsn and the SWEDISH MOVEMENT CunE. :,
Those who wish to inquire OF me personally
In regard to the above facts. can 1nd me at the
Imperial Hotel. Virginia City.
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Republican Craftsmanship.

The debates in the Senate ON the subject
of the restoration OF the State OF Virginia
show an ignorance or q wanton violation OF
the first principles OF political liberty. They
show how extremes meet. Sumner d Co.,
the war horses of freedom, claim the right
to trample down everybody, every institu-
ton, every organized government, even,
which stands in their way. With them, lib
crty is license-the power to do as you please
and to pre-, our neighbor from following
your example.
None have contended more fercely than
these meagre statesmen that man has the
right OF self-government. The principle
may be disputed; indeed most OF the nations
of the earth reject it. But once accepted,
it carries with it consequences which Con-
gress is bound to respect. Now what does
it mean? Certainly not that Senator Sum-
ner and Senator Drake can repress and op-
press and reconstruct other people, accord
ing to their own sweet will.
The right Of self-government belongs, first
OF all, to States. No man can be freeman
whose country is enslaved. Hence the pri-
mary idea of liberty, among the ancients,
was the right OF State, whatever its form
of government, to manage its own affairs in
its own way. In accordance with this idea,
the term republic was used for an indepen-
dent state, of whatever sort. The republics
of Italy were principalities; the republics of
the United Provinces were sort Of mixed
monarchy; and the republic of Poland was
simply monarchy-as Lord Drougham
shows in the third part OF his great work on
Political Philosophy. The principle con-
demns the Republican leaders Of Congress
of the most contemplate insincerity and in
consistency, in their dealings with the
Southern States They have destroyed the
autonomy OF these States, and that upon the
pretext that it was not republican form OF
government. They have forced upon them
social revolution and constitutional (9)
amendments at the point of the bayonet;
they have imposed conditions to the enjoy
ment of public right, pledge which they
wantonly violated in the case OF Georgia,
and no they claim "the right to force
constitution upon the State OF Virginia" "
This may be policy, as Senator Morton main
tains, but it is Republicanism with ven-
geance!
The States now in power will be danger
ously misled if they force their senator's
''by storm OF Indignation" to commit any
further outrage upon the liberties of the
other States. Too many OF these precedents
are already upon the statute books. What
political liberty will remain in any of the
States, if State constitutions can be abro-
gated or prescribed, at will, by casual
majority in the general Congress. The war
decided that State OF the Union has no
longer the right of self-protection by an
appeal to arms. Now let Congress decide
that State has no longer the right OF self
CONTROL Of managing its own concerns by
the free suilrages Of its citizens, and there
remains no longer in any State, whether at
the North or at the South, a vestige Of pub
lie liberty. When legislation is conducted
upon this principle, New York is not whit
more secure than Virginia.
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A Library and BEADING Room.

We have long felt the want of reading
room in this city, where the white tradesmen
might read the papers and magazines, dis
cuSs the important questions OF the day,
and be addressed. from time to time, by ac-
complishcd speakers upon social, political
and economical questions. The tradesmen
of Charleston are a power, and they know
it, but we believe that they honestly wish to
live in harmony with all classes OF citizens.
Above all, they are anxious to improve their
knowledge wherever it may be deficient, and
to have the means Of directing Alright the
education OF their families. The first step is
10y means OF such reading room rs that OF
which we have spoken, and an address upon
the subject is printed in another column
this morning.
The endeayor to establish public library,
reading room and evening school is o most
laudable one, and we hope that the pro-
moters will meet with hearty and generous
support.
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iuportuned the general for half-breed named
Eyanoir TO sacrifice him to serve as an attendant
to the child after death; EvancG was In great
danger until his wife ran TO the Russian bishop
and the bishop ran for the general, and the gene
raj gave the Indians who clamored for their hui
man prey lively talking to and dispersed them.
The manner Of sacrifice Is to make 'ile Save as'
the corpse OF the chief: hc is then thrown OH HIS
back, a stick of wood put across his throat anu
two InIians sit on each end Of it. Tue Dody Is
then burned and menia ''5cyond the tomp"
supplied.
MILDLY Morgan the cattle market reporter OF
thc New York Times, Is said TO be q soundiy prac'
tical maiden, and detcrmiaed!y prosaic; she rev
els in sheep and COWS, has Denchant for pigs
and adores horses; has had about thirty eight
years Of experience in this vale OF tears; has
broad, substantial shoulders her ankles arc not
rary-like, and she amblcs along on sole OF pro-
digious generosity. Miss Morgan's history proves
q notable exception to the rose-leaf commonaity
of women. Her father was cattlcdealer, and
from her babyhood taught her to love and handle
fcarlesSly the animals he delighted in. She
learned to tell at glance the finest points OF live
stock, and to doctor bovine and equine ailments
with the utmost skill. With all this, she became
1profcient in French and Italian and tcrsc and
rapid writer. A few years ago, after her fathers
death, she travelled in Italy with an invalid sis
ter, and an eye to her pet passion-the horse.
While there she met Prince POniatowsGy, also an
ardent admrer of that animal. lie mentioned
her geological accomplishments to Victor Eman-
ucl, and the consequence was Miss MILDLY was
h; to q hundred
so OF fine horses. She, in course Of time, came TO
this country and was engaged as cattle market
reporter on the Times, and goes her rounds In
search of items with pleasant grace, marching
into the cattle. pens in her patched gown, her i'm
mense curls, and her masculine hat, her long
cloak hopping about her, and resting her paper
against the fence she draws out her pencil and
the cattlc-dealer.
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The French Duel.

Two versions of the circumstances attend.
ing the fatal affray between NJ. Noir and
Prince Pierre Bonaparte are before the public;
one coming from the Prince himself, and the
other from NJ. de Fouyelles, who accompa-
MED NJ. Noir, was with him when he was
killed, and was in turn fired at by the iras-
chile Prince. The statement made by Prince
Bonaparte is, in one most essential particu-
lar the extreme opposite of the statement
made by NJ. dc Fouveles. Prince Pierre is
represented to have said that NJ. Noir slapped
him in the face before be fired the fatal shot
N. de Fouvelles declares that the Prince
struck NJ. Noir and followed up the outrage
by killing him.
At the first glance it would seem most
probable, or least improbable, that Prince
Napoleon, grossly insulted by NJ. Noir upon
the impulse OF the moment drew his pistol
and fred But the testimony of NJ. dc Foul
velles disposes of this theory,san it is not
warranted by the previous life OF the Prince,
which appears to have been full of Quixotic
feats and rash adventure. NJ. Noir may
have put his hand upon pistol, and may
Have used sharp and provoking language,
but, giving the rriEce the benefit Of the
doubt, his act must still be regarded as that
OF desperate. The proceedings of the
court which takes cognizance of the crime
will probably elicit the truth from the maze
OF conflicting evidence; but nothing less
than prompt and severe punishment will
satisfy the French people, who apotheosizc
NJ. Noir as citizen murdered by an arsto
crat, and transfer to his new-made grave the
ferrid affection which few months ago was
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GaooIcs ano 6arnees.
= A D D L E r Y, &C.,
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6aroware, Gntlern, &r.
ID O S I TIV E S A L E
OF
STOCK OF HARDW ARE,
DY ORDER OF THE ORDINARY,

The STOCK OF HARDWARE belonging to tn"
Estate or iI1F. StrohecEer will be sold without
regard to cost for cash.
The stock consists of general assortment OF
Hardware and Furnishing Goods, and affords
houScEcepcrs and Olhersan opportunity nf supply
ing their wants at prices which will defy com.
petition.
The Gooiis will be open for exhibition and sale
this dav. l:Hh January, at No. 81 Hascl street.
jan13 thftuth4
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Amnsements.
A CADEM OF MUS SIC.

A u a u u NJ OF M U 5 u.
SHAKESPEARIAN COMEDY.
Engagement, for five nights only, OF
The Eminent Shakespcarlan Scholar
And Comedian,
MR.. JAMES H. HACKETT.
Who has just concluded
A notable successful engagement at BOOTHS
Theatre New York.
Mr.. HACKETT will appear as
GLORIOUS FAT JACK!
The most unctious comic creation Of Shakespeare.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, January IS, 1870,
When will be presented ShGkespeare's Great His
torical Play, In Five Acts, entitled,
The First Part OF
KING HENRY ",
Including the Battle of Shrewsbury,
AND DEATH OF H0TSPUR.
The action of this Play commences at an inter.
tcresting period Of English History. Henry ~,
declining into tho vale Of years, broken with SICK
ness, agitated with rcmorse, resolves to expiate
the murder Of his sovereign, Richard II, by cru
SADIE to tho Holy Land. From this resolution ne
the WEIGH, under Owen Glendower, and the re-
volt of some of his principal nobility particularly
the powerful house Of Northumberland, at the
head of which Is Harry Percy, the renowned Hot
spur From these events rise all the tragic In
cidcnts OF the Drama; while to "te nimble.footed,
madcap Prince OF Wales" we are indebted for an
introduction to those joyous companions OF the
Boar's Head-those ''Mini0n9 OF the M0on,"
Poins, Peto Gadshill Bardolph, and Falstan:
Sir John FalStaG. NIX. HAClEIf.
In preparation,
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,
And MONS MALLET. janis
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DRIvATE BOARDING. CAN
be accommodated with frst-cass Board on
reasonable terms at Mrs. FRAzEf'S, NO. 4 llud-
son street. one door from the corner OF Meeting
street, Jaho thsluo
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Cost auo Gonn0 .

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Copartncrsbip Notices.

CoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. CHARLES
" X. BATES is admitted Il: partner in our
lirn from this date. EDWIN BATES IL GO.
Charleston, s. q, January I, 1870 lanl l5-
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Doar6lno.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
IN BOARD at Mrs. MILLER'S, No. Hudson
cfreat deel3
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Drp GOODS, sc.

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And would advise our customers, and the public
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$50 pieces large and heavy Bed Comforts, only
49,
so pieces Fancy Patterns 1874 Bed Quilts, only s4,
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so pair fine All-wool 1914 White Blankets at
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pieces All-wool A White Shaker Flannel, only
G5 cents, worth so cents.
20 dozen Ladies' latest style Hoop Skirts only
40 cents worth 60 cents.
pieces Black Beaver Cloth, suitable for Ladies'
Sacks and mems wear, only 50, worth So.
case "A LOngcloth only 12H cents.
cases A Longcoth, fine quality, only Is cents,
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An assortment Of different Collars.
Fine Silks 2S inches, So per yard, worth 81 so;
never been offered as cheap before.
A great variety Of the latest styles Of Collars
md Cuffs.
Cheapest and best assortment OF Ladies' and
Mems English Hosiery in town.
Especial pleasure in showing goods.
Convince yourself, and call at
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No. 437 KING STREET, No. 437
Corner Calhoun street.
RS-A special Department for Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Trunks. dec2l
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WAINSTED A SITUATION "A B, !, - AS .;si SUPER ~ Has
armed man, who has seven years experience In
Rice culture, and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address W. b. W.,
Charleston, S. e. dec2
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NTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part Of the city, containing five or
six rooms with good outbuildings and water.
Address ID, ut this Office. sept2s
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miscellaneous.

IF YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED
j. CARTER'S WRITING and COPYING INK
combined go to t0
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. e. deIl4 6mos
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XTANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE
w SERVANT, (Female prcferred,l that Is
willing to make herself generally useful. Also
Wasllerwoman. None need apply unless well re-
commended. Apply at No. SO Montague street.
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DoDD's NERvINE AND INY1GoRATos

Is a Tonic and gentle stimulant, which Is not at.
tended by reaction. What 1t gains for you 1t
maintains When it refresiies body or mind, it
refreshes with natural strength that comes to
the interest OF any faction; but long and extend.
cd observation teaches US that he who resorts to
the bottle for rest or reCuperation will find, he
keeps at 1t, that he Is kindllng fire in his bO1s
which will consume like the names Of perditi6n.
Turn from 1t. Take tonic that will refresh and
not destroy. DODDS NERVINE Is for sale by all
Druggists. Price One dollar. See book Of certi.
1cates that accompanies each bottle.
june25 mos
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VTANTED, A WHITE NURSE TO GO
w in the country. Apply at No. 3, Waverly
House. janis 81