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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
Fourth Of July Celebration

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
a Foremen, held at the Hall Of Yellow Jacket
Hose Company No. z. Gold Hill, June 11th, 1879:
on motion, the Chief Engineer was instructed
TO call q meeting Of the military and civic organ.
~iLatIons and citizens generally, at Liberty Hall,
TO act In conjunction with the Fire Department,
to take into consideration the propriety Of ccle'
brating the coming Fourth Of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

vES1soS.-Fine, fat venison Is plen-
tiful In the Los Angeles markets, and
sells at 20 cents a pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

BosroN has a "mammoth cod con-
yention," which annually goes on q
cod fishing excursion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
H0wERT.
Ira Parks, E. L. Buckingham.
AMERICAN FLAT.

Col. Taylor announced that our public spirited
fellow citizen, John Piper, rendered the use OF
tho Opera House for the purpose OF celebrating,
without charge. On motion Of Judge Addison,
the Committee and citizens were requested to
meet at the Courthouse on WEDNESDAY
EVENING NEXT. On motion, the Secretary
was Instructed TO furnish Q copy OF the proceed
ings Of this meeting to the Territorial Enter
prise, with q request that tho Gold Hill NEws
copy. On motion, adjourned to Wednesday
evening next, June 18th, 1910.
W.. T. caves, Chairman.
S'VrRoIL GATES, Secretary. jel9-3t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
TO the LADIES OF GOLD HILL
AND VICINITY.
CHARLES NATHAN,

TATE FROM THE LARGEST CITIES OF
il Europe, FASHIONABLE LADIES' DRESS
AND CLOAK MAKER, Is prepared 10 do all
work In his line In the best manner possible,
and at lower rates than any other dressmaker In
town. win dc work cheap, owing 70 the dull.
ness Of the times, at the following rates:
SILK dresses made In latest styles 80. .....t7 90
Wooden dresses mado in latest styles. 8 90
CHARLES NATHAN,
No. 30 South G street, Virginia.
HrTwo good hands wantsd-ne other need
apply, "a je11.1m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

pnwncrxxrlIWoMAN, WHO UN.
"A, derStsnds cooktng in- " is br1nehe.. Il
ss ssss0s;a fSsSss6aa i q: inc. .'.s -
doni gJ6S1SGsl0o. tsieet1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
Attention, the Whole

In pursuance Of the foregoing suggestions oil
the Board of Forcmcn NJ the Gold Hill Fire De
partmcnt, I would call upon the mllitars, civic
societies, fire companies and citizens generally,
to attend q PUBLIC MEETING at the Hall oi
I thorfv Enuipn Tomnanv on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
Fourth of July Meeting,

A MEETING WAS HOLDEN AT THE
n Courthouse Saturday night for the purpose
Of making proper arrangements TO celebrate the
Fourth Of July, 1870. On motion Of Col. r. II.
Taylor, Mayor W. T. Eaves was appointed
Chairman, and DR.. Gates Secretary. Remarks,
able and patriotic, were made by Col. Taylor,
Judge Addison, DR.. Holmes, and Others. "A
zens OF Virginia celebrate the coming anniyer.
sary Of American Independence, and that the
citizens OF Gold Hill and OF the State generally,
be and arc hereby cordially invited to join the
citizens Of Virginia In the celebration OF that
glorious anniversary. On motion, the following
gentlemen wcrc appointed . Committee TO make
arrangements for the celebration:
VIRGINIA CITY.
r. A. Tritlc, D. o. Atkinson, Capt. r. Arnold,
Sheriff w. /. Cummings, Geo. II. Irwin, J.S.
Kanecn, u: Curtis, Samuel Rosener, ~ n
Schoenfeld, Alderman; j. W. Wilson, Alder,
man ]. W. Hemenway, Alderman; Robert
Wood, Alderman J.. @. Curie, VIM. Pennison,
Chief Of Fire Department; Charles T. Butler
Harry Goodman, Major George Ferrend, John
Piper, Geo. Downey, Chief Of Police; George
I. lammon, U. 8. Marshal; 8. T. Gage, u. 8
Collector; J. 7. Goodman, Col. 9. Q. Batter
man, DR.. N. Holmes, Col. J. L. Van Bokkelen
John Gillig. Jacob Young, Jas. Phelan, Angus
Seely, R: n. Daggett, R. d. Taylor, IL. Rcqua,
A. H. McMartin, Chief OF Fire Department
Capt. Michael Hogan, T. A. Atkinson, President
OF Miners Union Gen. John B. Winters, NJ
II. Ball, J. p. Jones. W. d. G. Gibson. W. H. ii.
Lee, II. n. Vesey, Thomas Harkin, Constable
Charles Forman, Charles Van Gorder, W. II,
Smith, H. Crandall. Marshal; Philip Lynch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE Ia,

At Z o'clock. to mako arrangements for the cclc-
bration Of the approaching anniversary OF Amer
lean Independence. 1t 10 hoped that every per:
SON favorable to O celebration In Gold Hill will
DO present. ALEX. McMARTIN,
Chief Of Fire Department.
Gold Hill, June 18th, 1870. Jei3-2t
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
SAILS AT AUCTION. ans
Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER, NN
"A BY ALLEN h. MINER q BROTHER,

SAILS AT AUCTION.
Lien BY SaHHs AEEss HSoaESzsns = aIsSs snorurR,
HENRY il. Haissas2ss LEEDS Z MINER.
saesroams Ncs 20 chAnbsrs street and n Reade street,
u. coPxs!SsEshlP iPa SorlSE 10 f!Ssa"'y
E:s sss %. %
him ais ''As SlLEs a:sr B. asG hHs SsSTa IS E
AtkEs AEssY 7; 5 MINER; xISEs
Lien ss s1szn ALLEN AgsTsSzssf 4 ssaa Snorurs,
HENRY \, LEEDS 4 MINER
Art Gsileres siT sna sis Bro sroadwsy sya' streets
No. III Fifth one door ro%
ExRCUToR's SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
yRESE xN 1AE HREE 70 9Ep W R9H
s satin
Hsns Crimson B@so.as satin Od and IsSs Lace
ys es s::
sna .
Cloths Stair carps Cut Glassware. China sivsrplatsd
a once and .aissroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
ssis asa :: !: 4 :r Ct .
ss Furaus n house. lass
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
"A Oce and salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post once.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell on Wednesday at
l0 O'clock at the salesroom, ~ Nassau street, large
soment Of Household Furniture, Paintings, Chromos En-
cravings, &c.
-MARsHAL'S SALE OF FURNITURE.
IA. ROBERTS MCGUIRE, Auctoneers
will, sell at auction,
Monday August 15 at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
at the the Of street and Fourth
Furniture consisting Sofas Lounges, walnut maho
any and other Chairs Tables: Bedsesds washstands Bu.
reaus Mirrors Paintings China Glass and Crockey Ware
Kitchen Utensils All will Be sold the highest bidder.
The trade respectfully invited to attend.
RTIsTs' sALE..0IL PAINTINGs-BY CATALOGUE.
IA LEVY, Auctioneer, will sell at public day
and tomorrow, August and 49, at the salesroo
60 Nassau street, very choice collection Of Framed oil
Paintings by eminent American European artists Sale
peremptory. Connosseurs are invited.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

MOUNTAIN RETREAT HOUSE, CATSKILL, N. Y, rs
m now open for the reception Of guests Persons Wishing
Rooms address e. g. DICKINSON. Proprietor. or KNOX.
The Halter. 2l2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
UCTroN NoTICE.-EDwIN NICHOLS 4 CO., AU
"A tionsers
Over 800 lots and over S200O worth
Elegant Household Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes,
At public auction to the highest bidder,

At the large five story residence IL Tenth sre ct,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue Fifth avenue
Magnificent four round cornered rosewood TX octave
Ptanofore eight rich Paror Suits covered with broca-
TEL striped and plain and harcoh Pier and Oval Mir
rers, brocate and lace Curtains magnificent OIL
nets bois Dc rose Etagerss Tables Bookcase Writing Desk
Sofas, Chairs Lounges, Sdebosrds Extension Tables,
Dining Chairs, Glass; China and Silver Ware, Cutlery
Responsible men In attendance cart pack goods
purchasers at reasonable charges.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

AT Low RENTS NEAR BROADwAY-THE HIGH
n stoop House, Is Amity street; also the English base
ment House. No. Roslyn place. houses open from I'LL Il
O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15
SUMMER RESORTS.

COOPER HOUSE, OTsEGO LAKE, CooPERsTowN
u N Y will open June lElegantiv furpishcd boating
6shing, nne drives: ground made classic by the pen
room families reasonable rates. Addres
CHARL A. WATKINS, Watkins House, Albany, N. Y, o.
Cooper House, Cooperstown, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

NEOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, N. ia FIRST
Iu class HOTEL hour from New York, via Morris and
Essex Railroad, six minutes walk from Montrose station,
all veniences house delightfully."- located and
well shaded with extensive grounds pleasant surroundings
charming drives and heathfu mountain air Few
A''"" c. uTTZELBERGER Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

ADJUSTMENTS.
REoPENISG FOR rHE REGULAR SEASON.
Engagement Of
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
H igSs;; WEEK.
in hi. sSi!a KIP VAN 1sasvefs %issEs sh,s.''''' Of
in Boucicault's beautiful legendary drama
tt iil OF that name.
rns5 saa5hps h5E yAS AJS5s4 SsFsE q II
Seats secured sir days the box onhce Of the
theatre at s branch ticket onoe At Dfsons music sore
The public specially notified tickets purchased Of
sidewalk spocustors win DO refused Al the dooe'
R1A-THEATRE COMQUE,
Clf broadway, opposite st NicholaA
BurLER PsRFoss ASc spd E0prsso
SRsSaE sEs 9S IN 4aEv HE wSEE SEEDa
The Pantomims which has been several weeks 40
properties tricks f'n'fefTs.isSs, Hfcs.Sat,k e: entitled
Or Harlequin WIN o. the wisp and the Fairy OF the MYSTIC
Clown. The iaimitabs cHAs ABBOTT
Harlequin y: Burke Psntaloon C. Chresde
JOHNNY AZ HAsr .sS SS FsHI%ms Tr0pgs
''' .' WEE sSssY Sif.H5 JoRsSs ~ cSsGGEEs WEST
MASTER BARNEY. : 'Du.chm.n in Dincul.is..
. J. W. JESTER, the Talking Hand.
Drought % aiRrdis fEss ssf TROUPE
SEE SMALL BILLS SEE SMALL BILLS
Doors open q !. Curtain rises at ociock
Seats secured six days In advance.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

A COUNTRY BOARD.-BELMONT HALL, NEW
IA Brighton north shore Staten Island; fronts the bay
hne view water bahing thirty minutes from Cortland
street; three blocks from landing.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

IA sreet.-LUKE FITZGERALD, auctioneer, viii sell this
day (Monday), August L. at 10 O'clock, all elegant
and costly Household Furniture contained In private
dence lib West street, Sixth avenue
viz Rich Paror Suits, covered In
satin brocate and ak reps;
magnificent w octave rosewood Ptanoore made cele-
brated city Makers Velvet and Brussels Carpets Lace Cur
Dining Room Furnlture-Extenson Table. Buffet Chairs,
Engravngs, Tea and Dinner Services Plate Knives
Spoons Urns Pitchers, &C.. Bedroom Suits rosewood
and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wa:hsands Hair and
Spring Mattresses Pillows, BoSers Bedding &C. Kitchen
and Basement Furniture. 400 lots catalogue,
OF useful household Furniture. N B-Goods boxed and
shipped for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Mr.. DAILY
begs to announce that his SECOND COMEDY SEASON q
this theatre WILL BEGIN about MONDAY EVEN
ING, September s, with INCREASED COMPANY. which
will be introduced entirely original comedy based
W!LKIE COLLINS last powerful work. entitled "AAN
AND WIFE,
The New York herald., 1870-08-15

OIYMrIc THEATRE NOTICE.
REOPENING. MONDAY, AUGUST g.
FIRST TINE IN AMERICA,
BY MRS. JAMES A. OATES
- Newly organised Comic Opera Company.
NERVES This popular comic production OF the cele-
COMIC brated composer, HERyE (Onenbachs only
OPERA rvai). now performing with unprecedented
LIE eclat both in London and Paris, has been
PETITE | secured expressly for this combination
FAUST; by Jno f. Macdonough Esq The scenery,
Or costumes and grotesgue appointments are all
LITTLE new. Full and elaborate choruses and In
FAUST. creased orchestra have been added.
MEPIiISTO ....... .............Mrs JAMES A. OATES
MAHIHh .Mr uHv. ~, roa
The sale OF seats Tuesday, 10th inst,
o'clock, at box Office tIt |.4aa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05
Sheriff Mlller'S Record.
Wholesals System Of Illegal FeesI
Re Charges Parties in Suits With
Costs, Directly Contrary to Law!
Some Astounding Feats Of Horse
manship and Pedestrlanism!

We have sought. during the present
canvass, to avoid personal attacks up
on the candidates. The Courier, on
the contrary, has been unsparing in
its attacks upon the nominees upon
the Republican ticket. Its conduct
has driven US into an examination of
the official acts of Jacob II. Miller,
for the past three years Sheriff of
Vanderburgh County. and egain be-
fore the people. asking to be re-elect-
ed to that Office.
We do not propose to so beyond the
record made by Mr.. Miller, under has
olun signature, as Sheriff, the records
of the courts, and the facts known to
the whole bar of the courts Of the
county. From these we ask the peo-
pie to decide whether he is worthy to
be again entrusted with the duties of
the responsible office to which he as
pires.
On the 18th day of August last, be
was nominated by the Democratic
party for re- election, 1t would na!u-
rally be supposed that while be was
before the people seeking for their
votes, he would at least, until after
the election, be cireumspect and care
full in his official duties. In the pres
ent article we propose to confne our
selves to his official acts, certified to
alader has Oa0n signature, during The
past four weeks only-the precise
time during which he has been can
wasting Vanderburgh County, for re.
election. We propose to show that
during this period he has been en-
gagged in a systematic taxing of illegal
fees and e.-tortion upon the very peo-
pie he has been begging for their
votes.
Under the Statutes of Indiana, (see
Gavin & HoTd, vol. II, p. 10, sec. 4, }
st is provided that the Sheriff may an.
point sufficient number of bailiffs to
attend upon the Circuit and Common
Pleas Courts of his County, who shall
be allowed a reasonable amount for
their services by such Court" which
is paid out of the County Treasury. 1t
is further provided by Statute (see Ga
vim & Hord, vol. I. p. 331, sec. 5. that
''Sheriffs shall not be entitled to any
fees for services performed by their
bailifFs, when such bailiffs are receiv-
ing pay by the day from the county at
the time such services are rendered"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05
MT TIA. Hendricks ON Negro
Suffra ge.
Good Advice by an Indiana DEM
erat.

In the early part of February last
Mr.. Hendricks made a pilgrimage
South. He visited. among other prom
inent places, the city of New Orleans,
where he was betrayed into making a
speech. The State Sentinel of Feb
ruary 10Th printed that speech
under the heading, Good advice
to the people of the South, by an
Indiana Democrat. We do not know
that Mr.. Hendricks will allude to
night to Negro Suffrage and the Eff
teenth Amendment. It is hardly nee
essary that he should do SO. His New
Orleans speech about exhausts the
theme. 1t has the genuine Radi-
cal Ring. We copy an extract from
that interesting speech in order that
the voters of acknowledgements
as well as Republicans-may know
the views entertained by Mr.. Hen
bricks on this subject Ia March last.
We think it is only fair to presume,
inasmuch as what was good Democ
racy last March is good Democracy
now, that, if Mr.. Hendricks alludes to
the subject at all, he will repeat the
eloquent eulogy on the colored men,
which we copy below. It is full oil
important advice. He tells the Dem
Gratis that. under the new relations
between the races, there is no occasion
for Democrats to entertain sentiments
of dislike to the negro. He says again
to Democrats: " Pou..have no cause
to entertain against the coEored people
feeling Of prejudice He tells the
Democracy: Your Interests are the
interests of the colored men," He as
serts most positively: The negro, of
his o1on notion, is rot goino to
ask for social equality or social
rtghtsP Better and better, he urged
Democrats to appeal to the colored
men to stand by them in their fight
for EQUAL LAWS" because thar
appeal 10iI reach has heart as readilv
as II reaches the heart of the qreat bodv
of the tohite peopleI'
But we will not tire our readers
with extracts from this stirring speecb
We copy she following as a fair sam
pie Of is merits. We ask fair minded
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05

Total of illegal fees in subroeaing. $40 81
1t will be borne in mind that the
foregoing list only embraces the single
class of fees taxed for the service of
subpenas for witnesses for the term
of the Common Pleas Court. And
all this for SERVICES rendered by
bailifs of the court, PAID BY THE
COUNTY. And for their services, Mr..
Miller proposes to have the parties in
court pay him again, after the Dailiffs
have been paid out of the county
treasury! Now, when it is rem en-
bered shat there have been four
terms OF the Court OF Common Pleas
and two terms of the Circuit Court
every year. for the past three years
Sheriff Miller has been in Office, these
illegal fees for the service of subpenas
alone. swell5 into a sum Of huge pro-
portions. Taking the past term of
the Common Pleas Court as an aver
eye, (aDd it is rather below than
above I'D We fad that bis Illegal aud
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05

the men whose names appear above,
or who are interested in these suits,
consent to vote for a sworD officer,
who has SO recently aud deliberately
sought TO extort money from them
without the color of law? Will the
people of Vanderburgh County longer
continue in ofice one who SO shame
lessly violates the law?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05
Card.
Editora Journal:

@~@Ab-A5 @&@ 1880
Geatlemen During the last few
days, you have repeatedly called up
on the Democratic candidates for the
Legislature TO define their position
upon the Canal question. The pro-
priety of the request must be admitted
by every one acquainted with the his
tory of that matter, aud | wish 1t
thoroughly understood that / appre-
ciate the fact most fully. l have
never had but one opinion upon the
subject, and have always frankly CIV
en- 1t whenever occasion seemed to
require that / should do so. During the
current canvass, have several times
stated my position upon the subject
most expli city, but, for some reason,
perhaps from simple iDadvertence,
your reporter has failed to give me
the proper credit for it, aud | find In
your issue of this morning that you
are still uniformed as regards my
position In this important matter,
since you repeat the question in two
or three different articles.
ALLOW me to refer you to the report
of speech l delivered last evening,
as you will find it in the Courier of
this date, in which l used the follow
ing unequiYocal language in referring
TO your repeated requests that the
Democratic candidates should define
their position on this subject:
81 am therefore ready to answer the
question categorically. believe the ca.
nal debt has been lawfully, or at least
eQuitably settled, and reiterate, unequtv-
ocally, that as q member of the LegiSla-
tnre L would not vote for any measure,
looking to the assumption of that debt or
any part Of 1t by the State of Indiana"
This is the only opinion l have
ever for a moment entertained con-
corning the canal matter, and the one
by which should certainly be gov
erned, in case of my election to the
Legislature. j. G. SHANKLIN.
Evansville, Oct. 4th, 1870.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05

The Vauderburgh Court of Common
Pleas convened on Monday. Sept
9th, last. and remained in session four
weeks. In pursuance Of the above
law, Sheriff Miller appointed M. o..
Newman, Daniel Wenzel, Joseph
COrson and Thomas Bush, Bailiffs to
attend upon the court and serve its
orders. By the following certified
copy of the order of the Court, all Of
these bailifs were allowed pay out of
the County Treasury for every day
the Court was in session:
STATE OF INDIANA, I In Court of Common
NANDEKB kGH 20. FIeas. Sept. Term 1870.
BAILIFFs' SERVICE.
NJ. Q; Newman, riding Bailif, % days,
at S2 90
Daniel Wenz=l, riding BaiiIr, % days,
joseph Gorson, foot BaIii g days, at u "
Thomas Bush, foot Ba1liff, q days, at
& 5J........ 81 SO
I, Soren SorensoD, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas. certify that the foregoing
Is a correct copy OF Balliffs' service In the
Court OF Common Pleas, September Term
1870. as reported by the Sheriff, allowed by
the Court, and entered of record.
WItne ss my hand and the seal OF said
Court, at Evansville, tANs
COUNTY SEAL. Sd day Of October, 1870.
3. SoRENsoN, Clerk.
These bailiffs being paid out of the
County Treasury for eUery day the curt
l00S in session. neither they nor the
Sheriff can legally charge the parties
having suits in court with any services
rendered in executing the writs of the
court. This is. fact expressly for =
hidden by the statute. and is so mani.
fest and we'll known that it does not
require q lawyer to determine it.
And yet, astounding as it may seem
to the people, for every subpoena for
witnesses served by these ba.liffs, paid
out of the County Treasury. jacob
II. Miller has charged up the fees to
the plaintiffs or defendants in the
suits. aoithout the slightest color of Laoc
He thus illegally and uujustly com
pels the very men whom he asks to
re- elect him Sheriff. to pay into his
pocket exhorbitant fees for services
rendered by the bailiffs of the court
who are fully paid for every day Gu
of the County Treasury.
In order to show that this is not 6
wholesale charge uosustained by the
records. we have examined every sub
pena served By the bailiffs at the last
term of the court, and at the
expense of making the article lengthy
attach list of the cases and the
fees taxed up to the parties in suit
certified to by u. Il. Miller. s. V. c.
The list also serves the good purpose
of showing that macy of the very
persons whom Mr.. Miller expects to
vote for him are the ones against
whom he has charged the illegal and
extortionate fees. The subpenas are
now on file in the clerks Office of the
court, and every lawyer at the bar can
certify to the correctness of the ex-
hibit. We give these classified under
the head of each bailiff who served
them:
-, -o..v-,.,v
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-05

New Perfume tor the Handkerchief.
-.r1s7tsf{e Delicate. Lasting frasra noe.
pHAE4DS . SON New ORR
ss.l,t IlF ali dTEJ-ZE sLs tiy