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The New York herald., 1870-01-20
"a. .''-H. III. RObexOn's
FOURTH GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
win take place
TUESDAY. JANUARY Is. 1870.
Books close at1 r. H., drawing beginning II I; r. r.

70 the Of tbs West who have bought largest
tickets sold d ssw York % sss for tn. .
names q persons that drew pri.ss: NO '0'
~ Myers, c.rre,l place cash prize. oo
asorseJ Xv:nia 81 DIVISION street, pri:... g
i. Nlss . ST. xsrts place god god sssoh. M "... iSs
on'''0p LIST sassS ssis PsIsEs ''''r watch
Prizes Of &a000 In Grecnbacks. 6,U0
r... r.s. Of Of zee IN ss
y przesof SI in 0reenbacts. kss
SEVENTY vent 6 cash pri,s. amounting TO- ss oos
~ Gold Watches, Swiss movements S:o0 each..... $4Me
W Gold Watches. Swiss movements, Sso each..... 400
q american Gold Gold Watches. slss each SsS
100 Anchor SILVER Watches, ssS each. ssSs
SOLITAIRE Diamond Ring weighing ~ iara.s....: ssNo
Solitaire Diamond Ring. wslssns sdo. $iS, each 500
Sos nasd a,s Fns. Fns wsESax @ do $40 each
20 Diamond cinsssr Rings, $3.50 each $3.50
90 Diamond Rings and Pins valued At......... &ie.su0
y fa l set. set. Diamond J,swelry. 800 each %
half Diamond Jewery, $500 each $3.50
Zoo Gold Easn:sS sl.esiss: sig Ill.,
Ths number Of tickets drawing msd,s
'''''''' RATES OF DISCOUNT FOR TICKETS.
No greater aissosn; than bis vii be made on any larger
Persons ordering tickets advised to send money by
draft Post ONCE money ORDER by express Or In registered
II. II. robson,
Lock box No. sis,
Prizes viii be delivered at the prnieipa once IN West
street. Cincinnati, forwarded by express the day
is Of III. drawing prizes will BE- sen, 70 each
ticket holder.
Abnormal Rubicundity, Unnatural Redness
nose, face dis0sured black or plna-
.n Tba psr.ons ssssn mos
positively cured ~ Dr. B. G. PERKY, ~ bond street.
A.-Ladies' Faces EnameIied, also, the Prep
araon for sale. with Instructions BY NJ LAussoN, 7so
All Impurities Or the blood and Diseases or
The kidneys radically cured By hIsSisQUoI WATER Ses
pamphlet.
na.cheior's Hair Dye Doc. Not Contain
Bond street Essb,shsd 30 ysass.
He''ev"e Place, s,,Auor. IND
an s.S nSnr, Tor H 'sfcs ss%sa q Epsp'
5. soDas viii he S r sss
Hotel Satisfactory city references givon.
BaIlen.' "New Ycks'' Shirt, Made to Order,
O New York mills, at sss per dozen, "hand made" ~
---------
Cristadore's UsrivnIled Hair Dyc.--soiA
and applied At his Wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
Phalon's ssvitnIin,-For Rcstorip~ the Nat
ura color Of the hair has no equal.
FREE :s..s for yq.E Mem
BoT r, Philadelphia, Pa
Rheum atism.-A Sworn Permanent Curc.--
Dr. FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy, By aaidsyu
cures % per cent. Depot 7N Broadway
Sayre,s Coltsfose Trochcs for Ceughs~
ss'A Asaxssns ssd sss shrsss srs sass aaa eak sse
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye Docs Not Contain
lead or vtalic poison ia harmless and K
bond street. Established 30 years
The New York herald., 1870-01-20

A.-I.adies' Faces EnameIied; also, the Prep
arn'ion for sale. with insructons BY NJ LAUS3oN, 76o
Broadway
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A Serious Trade .Strlke."

A Serious Trade "Strlke.'s
PARIS Jan. 10, 1870
Ten thousand trades and working men have struck
Hork at Creuzot. They have made no further demon
sfration yet. President Schneider, who is proprie
tor Of the works at Creuzot goes there tonight
The strike Is considered grave affair.
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Parties Aiding the Escape Of Caldwell to bs
Prosecuted.

MONTREAL. Jan. 10, 1870.
An inquiry IL to take place into the circumstance
OF the escape OF Caldwell whose extradition has ex-
cited so much discussion. Certain persons are to
be prosecuted ally, for the part they tosk in
aiding his escape.
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Right Reverend Carleton Chase.

telegram from Boston reports the death ~
Claremont, N. H.. on Tuesday evening, OF the Right
Reverend Carleton Chase, Bishop or New Hamp-
shire. He was O relative OF Chief Justice Chase and
was one OF the most distinguished divines IN New
England.
The New York herald., 1870-01-20
Cabinet Congratulations from Russia.

PARIS Jan. 10, 1870
!, The Journal des De6ats is informed that Prince
Gortschakotf mas instructed the Russian Ambassa-
dor here to convey to Count Daru the especial con-
gratulations OF the Russian government on his &C.
Oession to the ministry OF Foreign Affairs.
The New York herald., 1870-01-20

TRLRGRAPHW NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
PARIS PERFECTLY TRANQUIL
The Princes Pierre BOnaparte and Murat
Making Ready for Trial.
NJ Rocheiort Summoned IS
Witness.
PROVINCIAL RI0TING In SPAIN.
A New Russian Loan-Its Prospect and
the Imperial Necessities.
FRANCE.
=
Paris Psrfectly Tr.nquil-The --latest City
Report.
PARIS, Jan. l9--10P. NJ.
All symptoms OF agitation have disappeared, and
the city IS perfectly tranquil tonight.
Prince Pierre B0napmrte's Trial.
PARIS. Jan. 1s, 1870.
The preliminary examination OF witnesses in the
case OF Prince Pierre Bonapartc. charged with the
eAN
police court, and will probably pc completed this
weex
To Be Arraigned at Versailles.
PARIS, Jan. 1o-P. M.
ISIS now certain that the trial OF Prince Pierre
Bonaparte will take place at Versailles
M. Rochefort "a Witness.
PARIS, Jan. TO- 1870.
III. Rochefort has been summoned TO appear before
the court Saturday as q witness in the case. The
High Court OF Justice will be convened In few days
to try Prince Pierre Bonaparte the accused
Prince NIuraes Trial.
PARTS, Jan. l9-P. NJ.
The same high court ut Versailles which will try
Prince Pierre Bonaparte Will take c0gnizance OF the
offence or Prince Murst for striking magistrate
some time ago.
Cabinet Congratulations from Russia.
PARIS. Jan. 10, 1870.
+, The Journal des Deoats is informed that Prince
GOrtschakof mas instructed the Russian Anbassa-
dor here to convey to Count Daru the especial con-
gratulations Of the Russian government on his &C.
Oession to the ministry OF Foreign Afairs.
A Serious Trade "strike..
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1870.
Ten thousand trades and working men have struck
work at Creuzot. They have made no further demon
strat0n yet. President Schneider, who is proprie-
tor Of the works at Creuzot, goes there tonight
The strike is considered grave AFFAIR.
The Press Censorship Renewed.
PARIS, JAM 10, 1870.
Copies Of certain Belgian journals, intended for
circulation In France, have been intercepted and
seized by the French authorities.
This act coming after the declaration that foreign
Journals were to be freed from censorship, exctes
surprise, and the radical journals charge the gov.
ernmeat with inconsistency and bad faith.
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Don Pedro Pablo O'Reilly Nanex del Cas-

Our Havana correspondent announces the death
OF this distinguished cuban. lie was q lawyer OF
the tribunals OF the nation and colonel OF the dlsci
plined militia Of Havana. For ns devotion to the
Spanish government he received many conspicuous
marks OF favor. his titles and honors were nume-
rous, he being Marquis OF San Felipe and Santiago,
Gentleman OF the Chamber, Knight OF the Military
Order Of Caatrava, Knight Commander o. the Royal
the renowned and venerable military order OF 81
John OF Jerusalem.
The New York herald., 1870-01-20

The three previous drawings given entire
the people Of tho West who have bought largest
Der OF tickets and drawn the most valuable przsa
There few tickets sold in New York for the
drawing that was made December ~. The following
nnfpa At drew
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
FROM K
DEnoCRATIC STATE CONvEN.
TON AT ELKO.

Er.xo, September l5.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day. alter q
fiery contest, which Included three
baliotlng.. nominated Major A. j..
Bradley for Governor OF the State. by
a vote Of los to OF for Ellis, and 2 for
Beachey.
On the second ballot, and before the
result was announced. General Will
liams Of Storey county changed the
votes OF 4 large number OF the Storey
county delegation, and Of the votes Of
delegates from the outside that he was
In possession of. in favor Of Mr.. Brad
lev as against Ellis. At this time Nj.
K~ittreliV of White Pine county. Mr.. II.
p. CLAYTON Of OrinIhy county, Mr..
Fisk of Esneralda county. aud Others.
who were included at that time In the
supposed ring against the anti-inonop-
oily combination generally objected to,
and were noisy-even riotously con-
concerned in disturbing the peace and
ouict of the Convention. A new ballot
was ordered By the Chairman, during
which al alteration occurred between
Tom Williams and kittrcl', wherein
Kittrell said that williams WAS Il fox.
and had played the Democratic party
for the purpose Of subscribing the in-
terests of Il certain monopoly. At this
time it appeared rs though there was
liable to be an excitement aud agita-
ton, not unknown to Democratic Con-
yen,ions. The Chairman ordered u
new call OF tile roll. and OIL the call it
gave the vote rs above stated. The
iiext officer that was named OIL the
ticket was Frank Denver for Lietl-
tenant Governor, who received a very
large majority. At the time we send
this, the Convention Is still IN session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
DISPATCH
THE DEMOCRATIC TI'KET FOR
sTATE OFFICE RS.

EIxo. September l6.-rhe following
are the officers nominated Mt the Demo
cratic State Convention here Gov
ermor, l.. r. Bradley. Of Elko county;
Lieutenant Governor. Frank Denver,
of Storey county; Member Of Con-
grcss. C. W. Kendall, Of White Pine ;
Secretary of State, j. D. Driesbach,
Ormsby; State Treasurer, J.. Schooling.
Nye; State Controller, o. K. Stamp
ley. Humboldt; Surveyor General,
A. D. Rock; Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, CT. Cutler; State Printer,
C. l.. Perkins. Elko; State Mineral
ogist, R. 5. Keys; Judge Of Supreme
Court. John CARRIER, White Pine ;
Clerk Of Supreme Court, W. c. Grimes
Attorney General, J.. A. Buckner.
Central Committee-A. c. Ellis, Chair
man ; at large, P. H. Clayton, Thomas
Sunderland, W. f. F. Deal, W. G.
Gardner. W. p. C. Elliot ; for Churchill
county, William Hill Douglas, d.
Black; Elko, F. N. Proctor; Lincoln,
William Killingly; Lyon, Robert
West; Nye, c. H. Belknap; Washoe,
J. B. Williams; Ormsby. j. n. Thomp-
son; Storey, William WOODBURY.; E.
meralda, Tom Wheeler; Humboldt,
George G. Berry Lander, +. O'Leary ;
White Pine, H. J. Thornton. The
Convention adjourned sine die last
night, 80 e. #i...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

ToLERABLE FuNNy.-As the Idaho
stage was OH Its way down n few nights
since. with a load Of delegates to the
Democratic State Convention from
Cope. the night being cold, a lusty
delegate. full of Democratic ardor-
Like q red.hot coal his heart waS"'-
took an outside sent with the driver,
and. while the inside passengers sl!iv-
cred with the biting night wind. our
torrid hero slept sonndly on the box,
exposed though he was to the piercing
blasts of approaching winter. Midi
night was passed. and our hero slept
OF. The northern bound stnge was
met ut 4 station, horses were rh mged.
vet lie woke not. The coach OH which
he VIA stoHl mntionleIl. waiting for n
tenn to come from ti'c table and be
hitclled OH. when a sharp report and
the loud rattle Of Wheels was heard.
The sleeper. II. IL he had hecn the sub
iert Of a violent shock from u galvanic
battery. flolinced like n great fish and
wigg'cd through the air. alighting face
first in the hard road. By this time he
wa, partially awake. and seeing the
rlpidly disappearing coach moving
toward Cope, concluded hastily that
he had fallen overheard aud was about
to be left by the wayside, when.
bruised aud crippled rs he wns. he
struck out at full speed to overtakc tho
fugitive vehicle which had so uncere-
moniously "siaken him off," 1t wns
with the utmost difficulty that his conl-
prn'o.is could call him buck and get
him to understand that lie had fallen
from the other coach and that there 1t
was still standing motionless In tho
road. Hell still somewhat bewildered.
He knows this is u Democrtic Convcn-
ton and he Is a delegate. but whether
he came up OIL tile down stnge or down
OH the up stage, or who hit him IN the
eye. Is all u dream to him.-EIko hide
pendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
THE G1AND BALL LAST NIGHT
AT THE LICK HOU-E IN HONOR
OF GENERAL SHERMAN-A MAG
NIFICENT AFFAIR.

SAN FRANc1sco. Septembe 1872 P. ".
It il universally conceded that the ball
In honor Of Sherman and Schotield
last night was the most complete sue
cess ever attempted In San Francisco.
The remarks of General Sherman In
reply to the address Of Charles D..
Carter, on the presentation OF the
magnificent silk flag Of California
growth and manufacture, the badge
of the Veterans Of the Mexican War,
and the gold and silver quartz mounted
case, were greatly admired by all
present for their brevity, pi~tliness,
neatness and point. The dancing WIS
kept up until almost daylight. and no
untoward incident Of any description
occurred to mar the enjoyment of amy
one present. The company numbered
fully 5000. more than half Of whom
were ladies, and many Of the costumes
were remarkable for their c~ostliness,
richness and elegance. The gas was
turned down at intervals. and an
ironic light Illuminated the entire
ballroom with tho different colors OF
tile rainbow in succession. which added
wonderfully to the brilliancy Of the
scene. The entire expense OF tile
magnificent entertainment was borne
by Lawler s. Co., proprletors of the
Lick House.
Gold. at II 4. NJ, III; grecnback:,
sS-selling at $50.
Arrved-steamer Orizab7. from SIN
Diego bark Elm Grors. 10 days from
Ma~rseilles, with merchandise TO Pascal,
nnhodaf e, Co
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

Cor1.pS'r BE FI.ArTERHp ISTo IT.
Jerry. the popular b~oot-hlack. at the
corner Of Railroad and Fourth streets
has been coauetting a little with the
Democracy. claiming. as he had a
right to. that he WAS from the South.
md saying II good many things calcu-
'ated to leave the impression OH the
Democratic mind that slavery was the
proper sphere Of the co!ored man. yet
taking care not to commit himself to
that doctrine by any positive assertion
Il such n principle. Taking 1t for
granted that Jerry Ia \ Democratic
5ootblacS. and wishing to commit him
=, n not to leave any possibility Of his
flying the track OH election day. a pro-
Do ition came to him that II he would
put ND Il sign. Democratic Boot
black" he should h1ve the entire pat
ronace Of the State Convention In his
line. This was carrying the joke too
far. Jerry's Southern blood was
aroused. This was a palpable attempt
a. bribery, and he couldn't nor
wouldn't stand II. "What DO you
take me for" was his first ejaculation.
"Do you think that a nigger's got no
more sense than you Is? II yon think
I believe in slavery what do you
'spo,e | paid fifteen hundred dollars
and n half for myself for. when II /
had waited a year or two l wouldn't
cost n cent? l tell you the price o.
n'ggers fell mighty fast after ] bought
mile. but If they "a riz a little out hero
In Nevada, l hain't got none for SALE"
-Eik0 Independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

san Francisco, September l0-3P.M.
Annie Carol. aged ten. a domestic IN
the family of Mr.. Belden, on Harrison
street. neal Third. intending to take
a medical preparation for clearing her
complexion, by mistake swallowed n
solution of oxalic acid, from the effects
Of which she died in a few minutes.
A sailor from the steamer Ortldamme
fell from jackson street wharf to-day,
and was rescued when almost beyond
recovery. When restored to conscious
ness he exclaimed: "Tlis looks, and
tastes, and smells like Portland, Ore
gon."
While the Mexican artillery COM
pany were firing a national salute at
North Beach, at noon to-day. n cannon
discharged p%rematurely. tearidgof the
arm at the shoulder Of IL Of the
runners,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
- ,x u-.p At xtxo. SEPTEMBER 2isr.

The following iSa list OF h dele
cate, to the Union Republican state
conyention. "a far as they have been
appointed to this date. The names OF
all new delegates from the different
counties will be added to this list as
soon a. appointed and heard from:
Etn.r,da cnity-T. G. M.Clnson. NJ. =.
Nirpny, Hubert Gillett and T.w Anranans.t
Iyon Counry-walter 'Buneher, y. =. Leete.
q Z Lsnztry. Theodore Viason. j. X. shaw
And Z scribaer-6. Second set OF DeieSale1-
ID Z. Hastings, J. F. Roncy, j. NJ: McS.nnls,
Goo W. shaw, B II. Carriek and X. 4. 1ounS
e, n.
Storey couaty-Thomss Adam. n. '. Dry.
WIN, K Beidlenasn. Henry Piper. :: Gage D.
w Orndorf. J. T. GJodml m, Runling.-
symnua. Daley. = Q ,a'hart; !. L. Requa,
TN. Hart. J. r.. Mcknight, Jahn tamoe,y.
jasa n. Mils, w. n Hall. Z. B. Zabr!skie. HI
ram c-and1il. John p. Joner. Thomas o.; lay
iYr, Levi IL. Fink, A. Lawson and Ira Parker
White Pine.-D. H.. Jackson. Frank Drake.
stephen Miller. W. J. Forbes, r. Barney, X u.
Rowland, W J. Smith. Tnomss Wren, 7. +. X.
Dimock and ". Atvood-i0.
ornsby-S. c. Wright. Nd. Treadway, j.. Q.
A. Moore and J. n. Bsnton-i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CON-
vENrIoN.

The Democratic State Convention at
Elko concluded its labors last night.
after a very inharmonious session.
The following il the ticket nominated,
which IL perhaps, u good a n a. the
party could have selected hut 1t l.
hardly strong enough to meet with
sncceS-unless the Republicans make
esreglnus blunderI In making their
nominations, which Is not likely to
happen:
For Governor-L. r. Bradley. Of ElSo.
Lieutenant Governor Frank Donver, storey.
CongresS-C. ". Heudall. Of Storey.
Secretary OF S,ate-J. d Drie-Sach. Ormsoy
State Trea-urer-J. Schooling, or Nye.
Controller K. Stampley, of Humooldt.
SURVEYOR Go ,eral-A. d. Rock. OF Lander.
Superintendent Of Public Insiruc;iJn-C. J.
Cu'lc-.
State Prlnter-C. L. Perkins, OF Elxo.
Mine alogt-t R. =. Keys.
Suorens J~udxe-John C,arber. OF White Pine.
Clerk OF Supreme cours-w. c. Grimes, o!
Churchill.
Attorney Genesal-L. A. Bueknes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

SgcRErARY oE STATs.- Dr.. j. c.
Hazlett. Of Lyon county. as clever n
gentleman u ever walked. n candi-
date for Secretary Of State, subject to
the decision Of the Republican State
Convention, had the following we'll
merited compliment bestowed upon
him by one of the Republican County
Conventions held ut Dayton OH the
18th instant:
Resolved. That. rcposing ful confidence IN me
Integrity, nonesty and ability CT Dr. j. Z. Haz'
lett, We DO hereby instruct our delegates to the
Union Republican State Convention, 10 assem-,
Die at Elko on the 2!st instant. TO use all isir and
honorable means TO secure his nomination 10
the Once Of Secretary OF State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

STATE SESAToRs.-Gcerge W. Hop
lins, an old and highly respectable
citizen of Storey county, Is announced
as one Of the candidates for State Sell
ator, subject to the decision Of the
County Nominating Convention. He
1, = most excellent man, and We call
not but favor his nomination. Edwin
Pattcn, Esq, Of God Hill. il also a
candidate, and Is very likely to bc
nominated. Mr.. Patten has had COIL
siderable Legislative experiences in Ne
vada and California, and would doubt
less serve the county and State well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

Fon 4 good, ODD fashioned Demo-
cratic document, commend Us to the
platform adopted by the State Conven-
ton held in Nashville the other day.
1t il evident that there are plenty o:
politicians In Tennessee who scorn to
acknowledge that the war Is over, and
who still believe in the recuperative
powers Of General Lee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

COMING AND GorSG.-In the month
Of August last the through passengers
By the Pacific Railroad were 5000, OF
whom 2. 404 came West and 2.695 went
East. For the six months ending July
3lst the arrivals exceeded the depart
ures by 1900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

THE Pope refuses to recognize the
authority Of Victor Emanuel In regard
to the occupation Of the Papal States.
In the meantime Victor Emanuel con-
tinues to occupy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

A cE~Nscs-rAKER in the District Of
Quincy. Mich, has succeeded In find
Ing n man who, although married fo'
several years. has never been curious
caough to ask the maiden name Of Lis
1rifa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

OnMsDY CouSrY.-rhe Republicans
yesterday elected the following named
delegates to the State Convention :
Aaron D. Trcadwar. sam. C. Wright.
John Q. A. Moore, J. ". Benton. All
for rritle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

HooPs for the commuI.ibn table.
mlde so rs to make the dress set grace
fully on the kneeling figure. are the
l,test development Of fashion. The
Inventor is now contriving a plan to
dispense with the communion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

MURDER AND RoBBEHy IN ARIZONA.
A Los Angeles date Of the nth says:
On August 18th. tho mail from the
Rio Gralide WAS robbed by Apaches
beyond Tucson. The driver, j.. D.
Collins. conductor and two soldiers,
were killed and the mail burned, In
two weeks ten men have been Killed
and one wounded. and $4,000 worth
Of property destroyed or carried Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

EDMUND ABOUT says: There are two
things In this world which a man does
not often find away from home. The
first Il good soup; the second Is dlsin-'
terested love.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

A MAN at Hagcrstown, Nd. has
starved himself to death under a reli-
gious deiusion. He tasted go hours.
showing a most remarkable tenacity OF
rife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

A DISPATCH from Los Angeles say
that Governor A. P. 4. Stafford. of
Arizona. has taken the field with the
first o;gsnized company Of volunteers,
Tor q sixty DAYS scout.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

ACAlRo newspaper has much to say
Of the doings Of q person whom 1t de-
s,ribes as "a female, fair as the driven
soot.o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

They have an Improved tar for car
rying cattle on exhibition IN Chicago.
which Is called a '.palace stock car"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
A CARD.

TN ANSWER TO A CARD PUBLISHED
In the Territorial Enterprise, September 8,
1870, signed by one Tim. Cronin, I take this
method to denounce the author Of raid card az
o base and malicious liar In every instance
whereln,my name Is used In taid card. L1EG
- HUGH kERRIN. O..
September u, isTp. aeI3it
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
a Young girl, to do general Homework 10 .
private family. Wages not 20 much al object
n . steady home. 10 rood cook. wlsher and
ironer. Inquire at the residence Of ". Il. Smith,
foreman OF the Crown Point mine, In rear Of the
Catholic Church.
Gold Hi, August =, 1870. sx1eSts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
FOR SHERIFF.
w. II. SMITH.
SHERIFF OF STOREY CO.
PHILIP SfoNER

pKsPECrFUII.Y AN<GUNCRS
~ himself as candidate for the cfHco Of Shey.
~ OF storey county. subject to the decision Of
the Republican County Convention. au2a.tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

Cousr BISMARCK Is such n good man.
ager that It Is proposed to entrust him
with the collection Of our Alabama
claims,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

ELxo RErrBLIcAS CONVENTION
The County Convention Of Elko Will
be held on next Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

THERE Is said to BE n strong resem-
blance between Bismarck and Grant.
Both are great smokers.