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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-04
VARIETIES.

Tie troops on the Texas frontier
have been ordered on q twenty days
scouting expidetion against the In
dams.
AN unpopular preacher in Harrison
County, Indiana, was lately "invited
to leave by the burning Of his house
over his head by his discontinued par
ishioners."
"PErER," said a pedagogtle, "you
are such q bad boy that you are
not fit to sit in the company Of good
boys on the bench; come up here and
sit by me, SIR"
LOVE is generally n matter Of acct
dent, marriage = matter of experience.
The one sometimes flies away with the
sweets, the other,too often stays home
with the bitter.
SOME of the strong-minded women
denounce matrimony, because they say
"there Is something childish In It,"
1t does have q somewhat infantlle
squint, We admit.
LORD SIMEON somebody has been
the lion of the shoddy a~rlstocracy Of
Detroit, of late. They are now
anxious to ascertain whether the noble
lord was a barber or n hostler.
New York Is to elect a Chief jus
tice and six Associate Justices of the
Court of Appeals, and New York
City three additional Judges Of the
Court OF Common Pleas on Thursday,
May II.
"SrARE moments are the gold dust
Of time" When Queen Elizabeth
lay on her dying bed, she cried In the
deepest sorrow and anguish: "Mil-
lions of money would l give for an
inch Of time"
OK 4 white stone In an old cemetery
ut Concord, Massachusetts, Is the cpl
taph: "This stone Is designed by Its
durability to perpetuate tile memory,
and by its color to signify the moral
character, Of Miss Abigail Dudley"
IN Texas, q fortnight ago, thirty
five Indians attacked three teamsters
In Comanche County, near the town OF
Comanche. Three white men were
wounded and n Indian killed. A
runner was sent to Comanche, when
about twenty men with bloodliounds
started IN pursuit and overlook the
Indians; and charging them, killed
and scalped five. A MI. Clark, Of
Comanche, was killed; the whites
suffered no other loss.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
lspxr,, 70 n aotp HILL DAILY NEWS NJ
ruE WESTERN UNION rELEoRArH LrNE.l
FROM SAN FRANCHISES.

"H.#l kLkUIL 6AN
carre,sr.7..r.ss!.sral s SS : E and E:!r
Public Works, Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO. April "A r. NJ
Last evening p. Cusick, while going
through Sullivan alley, was garroted
and robbed Of n gold watch and chain.
When the g~arroter attempted to leave,
Cusick grappled with him, and officers
Dunlap and Carlisle coming to his
assistance, they corraled him. He
gave his name as Isaac Giron. About
the same time officer Hall arrested
Fred Lamprecht OH the Barbary Coast,
on the charge Of going through VIII
liam Brecker, taking his watch and
chain. Both were locked up on
charges Of highway robbery.
Tie Bay District Agricultural So
ciety will hold a Fair In this city this
autumn. A Committee has been mp
pointed to procure grounds and make
the necessary arrangements. Captain
f. J. Weeks has been elected Presi-
dent; NJ. J. Dooley and Nathan
Coombs, Vice President; Marcus d.
Boruck, Secretary; VIM. i. Bridge,
Treasurer. Twelve Directors were
chosen-four for three years, four for
two years and four for one year. For
the first term-William Hendrickson.
John S. Colegrove, H. r. Coyey and
S. b. Whipple; second term-P. A.
Finnegan. J. Ii. Swain, w. b. Wood
ward and c. s. Crittenden third
term-Seneca Daniels, LOckert, j. n.
Killup and Lewis Britain.
Gold at IL o'clock, Ills; sterling,
5000; greenbacks, 9O@90R.
About Is persons congregated at
Ycrba Buena Cemetery this morning,
awaiting the drawing of tickets for
work. which will commence at n
o'clock this afternoon. About half are
provided with sllovels. Many Of the
remainder are only drawn there from
curiosity. A strong police force are
on the ground. No indications Of any
riotous demonstration.
The weather Is warm, showery, and
clearing up.
Judge Pennie is sitting In the place
of Judge Sawyer.
The Police Court sentenced August
.Grindet to two months, and Alb. Mau
to four months in the county Jail, for
petit larceny.
The British ship Red Rover, from
New Castle, Australia, with coal, Is
telegraphed outside.
Shipments of treasure on the Constl-
tuition, to-day, is $500, s03 39-of which
$40, 500 goes to Panama, and $50,3i4 "
to France the balance to England.
SAN Francisco, April 4-3 T. NJ
Gold, 3 Z. NJ, lllA. -.
Workmcu In the Blossom Rock cut
through into q ledge of boulders or
cobbles, this morning, and evidently
within a short distance OF the surface,
rs water comes In freely. Work sus-
pended ut that point. Pumps keep
chamber free of water.
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Phillips, otherwise Forbes, intimately
associated with the proposed purchase
of Cuba, has been arrested at Queens
town for cmbezzlcment from the
Treasury Department In New York.
He was remanded to prison.
The Republican City Executive Com
mittee, at a special meeting this after
noon. adopted a resolution recon-
mending the adoption of the new
charter. There Is an idea that Is now
influencing the Republicans In this
city that II they oppose this charter
bargain they will be forced between
the Young and Old Democracy by
which move satisfactory and desirable
clauses will DO struck out of the pend
Ing charter, and an Objectionable
Board Of Aldermen retained in office.
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WRECK or THE GOLDEN CITY.-'Thc
steamer Fideliter, Captain Thomas,
which was dispatched to the wreck of
the Golden City by the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, arrived in this
port yesterday morning, bringing with
her the missing passengers, treasure
and baggage. She was ~telegraphed at
half-past 8 O'Clock, but did not orriye
until II. Among those OIL board were
Robert Waterman, agent for American
Lloyd's; Captain ComstOck, Of the
Golden City the First Mate, Mr.. Cor
rick, and the Purser. During their
stay at the scene Of the wreck they
were as comfortable rs could be ex-
pected. They had q good supply of
provisions, and suffered only from the
condensed water which they woro
obliged to use. A large quantity Of
California wine, which had been
shipped for New York, was washed
ashore, and proved = most desirable
and welcome luxury. Those whom
we have seen Of the returned passed.
gers looked robust and strong, but
they bear also In their bronzed coun-
tenances the result of their exposure.
A large proportion of the baggage was
claimed by and distributed among the
passengers yesterday. The distribution
will continue until moor to-day, and
any baggage unclaimed by that time
will be forwarded to New York by the
Constitution, which sails OH Monday.
It will be we'll for those who had bag
gage ON board to be at the wharf ut
the time stated.-Aud Of Sunday.
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APRIL ONc'T. = Several practical
jokes were played upon the innocent
yesterday, notwithstanding the warn
Ing we gave. We saw one group TAX
lng sidereal observations through
smoked glass; another drinking from
tumblers bored through the bottom ;
one bashful young man was invited to
dine with the lady Of his heart and OH
outing Into a we'll baked pie, pine
shaviHes %protruded; another gentle
man was so frightened by the explo-
sion of his Cigar that he Jumped ont Of
his boots and left them standing In THO
middle Of the room-taking to thb
street In his stocking feet. The stage
was robbed between here and Elko;
one man had q partner murdered at
Hot Creek; Ben. Hereford, Deputy
County Clerk-who had been receiving
dispatches from San Francisco in re-
gard to the illness Of his son, and who
had telegraphed thence to send no
more dispatches unless the boy grew
vorse-received n telegram without
sigp4turp) from Gllermantown, stating
that-it was the 1st Of April,-Whic
Pine Neps, Al,
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CORRECTION. - Somebody out at
White Pine played Il friend Butler,
of the Surveyor Generals office, in
Virginia City, for an April Fool, last
Friday -that gentleman having re-
.ceived II letter on April onc't which
announced that Il. ID. Ferguson, NJ. G.
Hillyer and W. welley, all prominent
Republicans at White Pine, had turned
Democrats; aud also that White Pine
was sure to go for the Democratic
party ut the next election. Butler
~innocently "sold" Us, and zee limo
Gently ''sold' Ferguson by announcing
that I've had taken passage in the DEM
ocratic hulk. Ferguson has done
nothing of the kind, and we ask his
pardon for stating otherwise. Ferg.
i "frail," we know, but hardly
enough so to commit political suicide.
The statement that he had turned
Democrat was well played for "All
Fools Day." and ace were caught, as
well as Butler.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thu InarmI,irr Of Arc.


Decrepitude Is the natural accompaniment OF old
age, but II may be amellorated, aud tho porlod Of
entire iclplessness long postponed by the ~judIcIous
use Of q bealthfal siimulant. Physicians, fully
aware OF this fact, usually recommend moderate
stimulation when the strength and yigor OF matu.
rity have been suspended by the feeblencss and
prostratlop which arc the Inevitable rcsultl 0f de-
IclinIng years. Port wine, gin, brandy, and other
liquors are oflcp prescribed by medicalmen for nged
InGrsons, hut the Impulse which fsrmcntrd and dis.
titled liquors give TO the circulation, and the energy
they seem to impart, Is transltory, unless tive Alco-
|holic principle is modified and qualified rs tho pres.
'rnre or medical tonIcs and inplgorants, or all tho
combinations Of dlrnislyc stimuli With tho juices or
hor6s, roots and hsrks that hayo ever been admins
tered to the aged and infirin, With the View Of sus-
talning their waning strength. cheering their droop-
Ing spirits and relieving the achOs and palms to
which they arc subjected, none has been found 40
eficaclous, SO agreeable and SO permanent IN ls
effects as HOstetters Stomach Filters. The diner.
cnce between the effect OF the Dlttcrs and that OF q
mere %cxcltant, however pure, Is the same as between
the effect OF q sudden and momentary application
Of excessive force 70 q given purpose. and the result
Of y staady, continuous application Of exactly the
requisite amount OF force 10 The same END. The
mdro spirit Of physical energy. produced by a dram
land which Is always succeeded by corresponding
depressionl never yet benefited any man or woman
suffering from physical decay. A cordial like Hos
letters Blttens, at once soothing aud lnvtgoratng,
Is the remedial agent required,
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EAnruouAKE SHOCK YEsTERDAY.-
Precisely ut IL o'clock As minutes and
o., seconds yesterday forenoon, this
citv was visited by u sharp vigorous
earthquake, which passed of doing no
damage. OF course, it was productive
of the usual excitement which attend
the most trifling cases Of these phenom-
ena. This was more particularly no.
ticeable where large numbers of per-
o n were copyrighted, as in the
Courts. the Merchants Exchange,
the Custom House and Postoffce.
The stampede ut each Of these places
was rs usual hasty and precipitate,
but all fears very soon subsidized, n
business was 20 soon resumed, that 1t
ran hardly be said it WAS even inter-
rupted. Horses are very sensitive to
earthquakes, and an unusual number
of runaways occurred. The animals
plunged and jumped recklessly, but
nothing serious transpired. At the
Custom House the shock was found to
he of much advantage to MIR. Phelps.
rs il had the effect Of routing 4 host OF
political onlce-seekeB by whom he
WAS being interviewed. Prior to the
shock the barometer was observed to
iall very rapidly, and it had rained
for about two hours previously. Amer
the shock the rain fell more ~copiously.
The "temblor lasted just long
enough to start people from their
houses TO the streets, where they
waited in expectation Of the second
shock, aud falling to experience 1t,
they quickly returned to their vocal
1ious. The only damages were by
collisions Of vehicles attached to stam-
peded horses, but nothing otherwise
no broken windows worth mentioning,
scarcely any p~lastering cracked
nothing o than might have been
done by two or three boys flinging
pebbles. or by 4 little pinch Of frost.
1t left sc little Impression that the
attendance at the matinee perform
ance; at the theaterS was as great
rs il there had been no shock. Persons
walking OIL the streets did not feel II,
and would have thought themselves
victims of an April fool joke OH being
told Of ii, II they had not seen people
rushing out Of the buildings. Those
who were excited greatly oyeresti-
mated the duration Of the shock, as Is
usually the caSe-three seconds, and
even six seconds, being insisted upon
while those who profess to- be '.earth-
quake sharps" say that 1t was really
less than one second, ard that the
vibration was from west to east. Be-
fore night 1.-THE shake" was forgotten,
unless brought up as an answer to the
.-
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FROM Los

Los ANGELES, April 2.-The news
from the San Diego mines, from parties
considered reliable, is very encour-
aging. We are becoming impressed
with the belief In the permanent char
acter Of the discoveries. Several of
our capitalists and prominent citizens
will visit the mines next week.
There was q slight shower this morn
Ing, and the weather Is still cloudy and
threatening. Rain is anxiously looked
for by stock raisers.
An unusual amount Of building is
noticeable within the city limits.
Rumors of rich gold discoveries In
the mountains thirty or forty miles
north Of the Julian District are current,
but nothing reliable Is known.
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FROM UTAH.

CoRINNE, April 2.-The persons in
jured by the accident to the freight
train nearP romontory, yesterday after
noon, are doing well. None were Sc
riously hurt. Nc blame attached to
the company or any of the employees.
The accident Is said to have occurred
through the breakage Of n portion Of
the running gear Of one Of the cars,
which flew OF the track, throwing two
others off.
A prospecting party started out this
morning for the new mines. located
about six miles from this city. Both
placer and quartz diggings have been
discovered.
The train bearing tho remains Of
General Thomas passed here this MORN
ing.
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WHATEVER may be thought of the
Inability of the Pope in matters
theological, the factthat he has ordered
ten thousand breach-loading American
army rifles. Of the Remington patent,
may lie held to be an evidence Of his
Inability as a Judge of small arms.
These arms are constructed on the
same system as the new breach-loading
rifles used In the United States naval
service. This circumstance, however,
would 90 to show that the Holy Father
yet trusts to other influences than the
Ecumcnical Council for the establish
ment and defence of the Holy See.
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A LADY writer In the Chicago Jour
nal Is severe upon cruelty to horses.
She says: "a thousand. shames upon
the brute who would lash a terrified
horse! Go whip your wife-you are
fully capable Of it. Tell me a young
man will make a good husband II lp
will abuse q dumb beast! tell you
would rather marry a Sepoy. Iakc
my advice, ye young maidens qontem-
plating maErimony! Never marry b
nan Who Is impudent to his mother,
snubs his sister, helps himself to the
largest piece of cake, or takes the UNI
der fapjack at the table, or beats his
horse eapselessly In sudden temper"
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Ok THE FiGHr.-Last Friday even-
lug. in Sacramento, at the saloon Of
the Golden Eagle Hotel, Assemblymen
Hayes aud Mcmillan had a personal
encounter in regard to reports circu-
lated by Marks, the Postmaster of the
Assembly. Hayes seized Mcmillan by
the throat, and a violent struggle ell
sued. Mcmillan finally drew a bowie
knife ; the barkeeper tried to take 1t
away from him, and had his hand
badly cut by the knife, which 1t is said
was thrust at him by Mcmillan. Par
ties interfered, and finally succeeded
in separating the belligerent law-mak-
prs.
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CoLoRED yoTERs. = BY u tcle-
graphic dispatches from the East this
morning, It will be seer that eolored
men in New Jersey voted q few days
ago at a city election-being the first
votes cast by colored men in the United
States under the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Federal Constitution.
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FROM MONTANA.

HELENA, April 1.-The Montana
immigration Association are sending
circulars East and West in large num-
bers. These circulars contain full i'll
formation regarding the present state
and future prospects of the Territory.
They call for and promise good, steady
employment to thousands Of immi-
grants, the want of which is the only
drawback to the prosperity Of Montana.
The Association are sparing no efforts
in advancing the mutual good of the
immigrants and the Territory.
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SPRING ELECTIONS.
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
N the nrst Monday. the second day. OF May.
A. ID. 1870, ut Liberty Engine Company No.
hou.e, In the First Ward, and at Lincoln llose
COMPANY No. 3 house In the Second Ward, oil
the Town OF Gold Hill, In the County or storey
and State OF Nevada. an election for the follow.
Ing officers Of the incorporate Town Of Gold
Hill will be held, viz:
Three Trustees for the First Ward:
Two Trustees for The Second Ward;
One Town Marshal;
Ono Town Treasurer;
Which election will be opened at eight o'clock
In the morning, md continue until tx o'clock
in the afternoon OF the same day.
Dated this 3Uth day OF March. A. D.. 1870.
WIN. HY. DOANE.
Clerk OF the Board Of Trustees OF the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Gold I'LL, March Goth, 1870. mh3D.td
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THE Cleveland Leader says Of the
Ohio Woman Suffrage Convention /;
when the woman's conventions
shall be purged of feminine men who
wear ringlets and part their hair in
the middle, and speak in q half
alesetto voice, aud Of m~asquiline wo-
men, who don trousers crop their hair
short and talk slang In deep bass,
they Will command more respect"
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CMlroRNIA STATE TAx.-0n Satur-
day last, the State tax Of California
was fixed at eighty-five cents on each
one hundred dollars taxable property.
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A GEORGIA gentleman has been
timing a snail; he made 20 inches in GO
minutes.
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Blossom Rock. - Next Saturday,
Blossom Rock. In San Francisco Bay,
near the city, is to be blown mp by
Won Schmidt & Co. 1t Is so announced
in the INa.
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A MAN in Kansas City bought nm old
trunk at an express sale, and on break
Ing 1t up for tirewood found $3,0S5
hidden In = false bottom.
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JoHS l., MooRE.-An the old residents Of this
know John l.. Moore, Of Virginia City. and

section know John l.. Moore. Of Virginia City. and
tho few new oncs who don't happen T.. should make
his acquaintance ns toOn AZ possible, especially "
thoy want anything In the furniture or bedding line.
In our advertising column may be seen an Or
nj his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Redding
Warehouse, Niagara Hall. North b stsoet, Virginia.
an immense stock In that llno, nom q doublJ bed
stead 10 q tin dlpner, including carpets, mirrors.
stoves. crqckery, thware. lamps, table cutlery, etc.
IN shSfi, everything necessary, except wife, TO go
10 housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
through his establishment. mhtlm
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A CHICAGO court was enlivened the
other afternoon by 4 fight between an
attorney and a constable. to decide
whether the former told the truth In
calling the latter u thief.
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GAMBLERS are getting disguised
with Chicago. The police burned
H,oO0 WORTH Of gambling p%aapherna-
liz last week.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES TO LAST NIGHT,
Flrst Votes Under the Amendment.

Hrst Votes Under the Amendment.
New YORK, April 3.-Two colored
men voted at Perth Amboy, New Jer-
sey, on the adoption of the new char
ter last Thursday. They are the first
votes under the Fifteenth Amendment
In the United States.
A~bsconded.
A cashier of q large wooden import
ing house on Broadway Is reported rs
having absconded with a large amount
Of money.
The extensive works Of the Wood
Distillery Company. at Black Rock,
Conn.,, burned on Friday night. Loss,
300, 600. No insurance.
PROM HaJri.
Port au Prince letters say that
Winer, the American Consul, recently
arrested by JaNquet, the chief Of the
Haytien insurgents, Is still hold rs n
hostage. The English. French and
American Consuls at Port III Prince
have taken the matter In hand, and
sent n fleet of one English and two
lJdN LIcl lutll-Ol-Ndi " AlDtLAl0 w ilSls
Later From Richmond.
RICHMOND, April 8.-Ellison still
holds the City Hall. Military will be
sent to eject linn tomorrow.
From Washington.
WAsHHSGToy, April Q, ~ General
Sherman has issued al order to the
effect that the body Of General Thomas
will be buried at Troy on April Sth,
the ceremonies to DO conducted by
military order, under the supervision
of Major General Meade; tho escort
to consist Of q battalion Of eight COM
and two companies Of the
battalion, from Willett's
Official information Is received that
the FrenGh Government has arranged
with the FRENCH Cable Company to
Its exclusive concession for
landing cables from the United States
OH French soil.
F. om New York.
New YeRk, April SIT Is reported
that a meeting has taken place between
Horace Greeley and john Morrissey,
IN which Greeley agreed to accept the
nomination for the GoYernorship BY
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NInrriaeo ia Hoaarahle,

Essays for Fauna. Men. on the honors.
rissc, as csnirsstei with q Single Lib. and
the fearful Evils OF CelIbauy Ia. modern time.
Bent nee, ~ sealed envelopes. Address, Toward
Association, Box r, Philadelphia, Pa. fs?om
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Municipal Election.

THE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION, FOR
L the Municipal Election to be held on MON
DAY, MAYED. 1870, will be open on WEDNES-
aud Will remain open until APRIL 2lst. and
close at O O'Clock r. " on that day. Naturallzcd
citizens urc required to present their papers "
the time OF registration. 4. G. COOK,
Registry Agent. Gold I'LL. Township No. 3.
Gold Hfl, March 18th, 1870. mhIitf
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Overland Dispatches
DArRs TO LAST SATURDAY.

fsrEcrAL TO THE GOLF HILL DAILY NKWs 81
THE wrsrERN UNION r~ELKGRkfH LiN1.l
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ANEW military dance for parties re-
Gnires tie use of only one leg.
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Rro,n HayHnn

HAVANA. April "a general move
ment Of Spanish troops against the
rebels in the Central Department hns
commenced. Separate columns left
Puerto Principe on the morning OF
April lst. Another marched from
Puerto del Padre to attack the insur-
gents In the rear.
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Marriages.

In Gold Hill, April Sd, at the residence Of the
parents, by Jacob eheyer, Rabbi. Mr.. Simon
licpman to Miss Jennie Bloomfield, both OF
Gold Hill.