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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13
LATEST ,TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL re II COLE HILL DAILY NEWS n
TIE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
FROM BAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, April l3-2 p. NJ
The next session of the State Normal
School will Be held in this city, not at
San Jose.
Z. G.. Rain is elected Architect of
the Board Of Education for the ensuing
year, ut a salary of $1,000.
MI. Denman denied in the Board
that he knew anything about the bill
giving public moneys to ~sectarian
schools until it had passed the Assem-
bly,, and did not aid its passage in the
Senate In any manner.
The schooner Idaho, from Kodiac,
reports that on December 9th q piece
of Il vessels bottom drifted into the
harbor of Omega, Alaska, and was
secured by the natives. One piece, a
pine plank, was coppercd with eighteen
ounce copper and fastened with iron
fastenings. It Is supposed to be part
of the schooner Potter, as she was the
only one Of the fishing vessels that was
In that port previous to the discovery
of the wreck. The Potter Hyas given
I'M for lost some months since.
Laborers are sndeavoring to form q
cooperative association, to take the
Job of grading Yerba Buena Plaza
when it Is advertised by the city.
At the preliminary election for City
Hall Commissioners, Oulahan, Hay
and Sinton were nominated.
The petition to the County Court for
increased payment for estimating the
amounts due property-holders, In case
of the extension Of Montgomery street
southwark had been carried out, bill
allowing the same having passed over
the Governors veto.
The three Commissioners named
claim each $4,000, and two extra
Commissioners, Messrs. Potter and
Wheaton, %, 900 each, for their assist
ance in estimating the expense of the
proposed work. Saturday has been
fixed by the Court for hearing the case
and determining the amount Of COM
~pensation.
The steamer America, from Hong
kong, via Yokohama, twenty days,
arrived this morning, three days ahead
of schedule time. She brings rs cabin
passengers, including the surviving
officers of the Oneida ; also 40 sailors
and marines from the Oneida, and ], ISL
Cinnamon. Among the cabin passen-
gers are five young Japanese gentle,
men, going East by railroad to attend
school.
The steamer Colorado arrived from
Panama this morning.
Steamer Kalorama, from lower coast,
t~elegraphed. ,or =.
Alex. Frazer was arrested here this
morning, charged with committing
burglary in Oakland. He Is all old
offender. .rs
All Row was sentenced to the county
iail for six months for petit larceny.
DIR. Garwood informs the Chief Of
Police to-day that he has In the County
Hospital three patients who must be
sent to the Insane Asylum at Stockton.
Thomas Carrolson was arrested this
morning for threatening to Kill John
Worrell. SBAEOE gESWl
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Overland Dispatches
IsPEcIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS ny
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
DATES TO
New York Intelligence.

New York, April 12.-The Com.
missioners appointed under the new
Excise bill for New York, com,
plain that among other defects of the
bill it gives them no power to appoint
q clerk or hire counsel. They will ask
additional legislation.
A special dispatch says General
| Sherman has returned to Washington,
and has received dispatches from Of
iicers in Tennessee reporting all quiet
and the people generally attending to
work and preparing for the planting
season. Sherman announces his oppo-
sition to placing troops under the or
ders Of Governor Senter or other civil
ians, and says nothing would so soon
destroy the efficiency Of the army.
Steps are being taken to afford FAM
lilies Of limited means who desire to
emigrate to the West to do so free OF
| expense. IL.
Judge Davis will sum up the Nc
Farland case for the people Gerry
will sum up partially for the defense,
and Graham will conclude 1t. Spencer
has been obliged to withdraw from the
| case to defend the murderer of Perry,
| which case came on unawares.
Burt, agent Of the English Eric
stockholders, finding his efforts to
effect legislation at Albany futile, has,
1t is said, altogether abandoned the
| attempt, and his attention will now be
| devoted to prosecuting a suit against
the company in the United States
| Courts.
The Academy Of Music. Brooklyn,
Is filled tonight by an enthusiastic
audience, white and colored, to ccle-
| brate the ratification Of the Fifteenth
| Amendment. Resolutions were adopted
thanking the Anti-Slavery Society, the
Republican party and the Union
League for the emancipation OF the
colored race, and declaring their i'll
tention of remembering their benefac-
tors at the polls. Rev. Henry Ward
| Beecher introduced Senator Reyels,
who made the principal speech. He
| remarked that this was only the first
step in the great march of progress,
| which will result IN the amalgamation
of all nations of the world, without
| distinction Of race, flag or language,
into one vast brotherhood. ,
Chicago News,
CHICAGO, April IA Washington
dispatch announces the birth of n son
to Vice President Colfax.
The T'ri6une's special says a bill was
introduced In the House yesterday pro-
viding for secret ballots at State cleo
lions. 1t was drawn to meet the law
lately passed in Virginia prescribing
that no vote shall be counted unless
the voters name Is OIL II. &
Disabled Soldier. Dl.frnnchi.cd-A Ccir.
brntion.
CINCINNATI. April l2.-J Judge Nc
Kennie decided the Montgomery
County election case to-day IN favor
Of Reese, on the ground that the Re-
publican candidates majority was
made Of votes of inmates Of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home, and that the
latter were not citizens Of Ohio, and
had no right to vote.
Extensive arrangements are being
made among colored citizens for the
celebration Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment, to occur Oh Thursday. Speeches
are expected from Judges Slower and
Hogans Fred. Hassaurek and Gov
ernor Hayes; also prominent colored
/ citizens.
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SECOND DISPATCH
DirEs 1eIIAsf Nlsnr.
WaAhkt.pkevE

WAsHrsGToN ApriE12.-Governor
Senter, Of Tennessee, wasagain before
the Reconstruction Committee, to-day,
and testified thattt was necessary, In
order to preserve peace, that he be
aided by the Federal Government. A
man'named Boone win be the next
witness. He claims to have been q
Confederate o~ficsF5butis now q Re
publican ; and that when he was o can
didate for office his friends were pre-
vented from voting, and himself
obliged to fly from Nashville.
The COMMITTEES On Ways and Means
did nothing with the Funding bill.
The nomination Of George Iount, as
Receiver Of Public Moneys In Pres
colt, Arizona, was sent in to-day. grr
Senator Craig, from the Committee
on Territories, reported, with amend
ments, the House bill suppressing po-
ligamy In Utah. AJ'SA
Mr.. Pomeroy gave notice Of an
amendment declaring the existing
State Government Provisional, and
constituting the State of Georgia o
third military district, directing an
election Of members Of the Legislature,
for their assembling on November 23d,
1870. The Senate adjourned without
voting. EA9"~
CHICAGO, April s12.-The Journals
Washington special says that a Repub-
lican Senatorial caucus was held to-day
to consider the report of the Commit
tee on Secretary Gorham's case. They
made no recommendation, only sub
hitting the evidence taken by them.
They meet again tomorrow.
The House Committee on Territories
to-day agreed to report to admit New
Mexico as a State.
The members Of Congress from the
Gulf States met tonight to consider
| the subject of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, and agreed to support a char
ter making the terminus at Marshall,
Texas, with the right to other roads to
connect at or west of Marshall, con-
Meeting roads to carry freight or pas
sengers under arrangements mutually
beneficial. The Gulf delegation will
support the company most likely to
build the road from Marshall to San
Diego.
New York News.
New York, April 12.--The first
charter election Of "Newby Consol-
idatcd," New jersey, was held to-day,
and the entire Democratic ticket
elected. as-sip r.I
The remains Of the late Arson Bur-
lingame are expected on the 18th.
The representatives Of the English
| Erie stockholders arei In session today,
relative to the litigation against Fisk
| and Gould.
rr, From Richmond. q
RICHMOND, April 12.-The disputed
Mayor case can 60 before the Virginia
Courts.
Tho Mcfarland Trial.
New York, April 12--The interest
in the Mcfarland murder trial Is un-
a0ateu. r- HH.7s Fs
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THE LATE GENERAL THOMAS.

An Impresaive Scene In ConGroos-
The regular Washington correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writ
ing under date Of April 9Th, gives the
following brief sketch Of an impress
sive Gene In Congress on that even
ing:
There has seldom been so brilliant
an asscmblage gathered to pay a tri-
butte Of love and respect to any one rs
that to the late General Thomas, which
took place in the Hall Of the House
this evening. The Chamber was draped
with flags, and regimental standards
were hung around the Hall and over
the various doorways. Secretary Cox
presided, having Vice President Colfax
and Speaker Blaine on the right and
left hands, while In front of him sat
the President and all his Cabinet and
the Supreme Court, i'm n semi-cirle,
and In their real were nearly all the
Senators and Representatives now
present in the city. The diplomatic
gallery was filled, and the other gal
ierieS were crowded long before the
hour for the ceremonies to commence,
and hundreds werec ompelledto return
home without getting a glimpse Of the
interior of the Hall. The exercises
passed off promptly and pleasantly.
The meeting was an impromptu and
spontaneous outburst OF admiration
for II whose name will hereafter be
dimmed by the lustre Of none other
that has won honor and glory In the
last decade. Many Of the Democratic
members of the House were present,
but 10 Democratic Senators from Del
aware or New Jersey. The speeches
were brief and eloquent, and all
agreed In ~conceding to the deceased
General a nobility Of character rarely
found in man. The Marine Band was
located in the gallery and furnished
some appropriate music, and the Arion
Society closed the exercises with a
dirge.
Speeches were made by Generals
Cox, McCook, Sherman, Shurz, Gar
field, Warner, Slocum, Stoughton, and
Chief Justice Chase. General McCook
read = series of resolutions, concluding
rs follows:
Resolrsd. That in the simple but massive
sreatness; the exact justice ; the entire de-
votion to the interests Of the country which
characterized General Thomas. We recognize
his likeness to him who was "frst in war.
frs, in peace, and nrst in the hearts OF his
countrymen."
Resoired, That his name and memory can
never perish from the hearts Of his soldiers
or his coutrymsn; and the last sad tribute
we can pay 70 him il to thus record our love,
our admiration and our reverence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13

GOLD AND SILVER REFINING BILL.
The following is a bill relative to the
relningof gold and silver bullion at the
United States Mint, reported favorably
in the Senate from the Finance Com
mittee -
Be Il enacted etc., That the Secretary Of
the Treasury il hereby autohrized, whenever,
in his judgement Or in the judgement OF .hs
Director Of the Mint, tits for the interest
Of the United States to do 20, to receive on
deposit At the Mint Of the United States and
the several brachss thereof, refined gold and
silver bullion suitable for coin, and in pay
mcnt thereof to deliver to parties making
such deposits imported bars At such terms
and regulations a. shall be prescribed BY the
Director Of the Mint, subject to approval Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Bring it Back!

T Asst DECEMBER A FEW DAYS AFTER
the first earthquake shock In Gold Hill,
SOMEBODY borrowed Q copy Of the "Ameri.
can Cyclopedla" from the NEWS ONCE, and mp
TO this date has failed TO return It 1t was the
volume containing a history Of earthquakes.
II the aforesaid borro Wer does not return Il, We
shall publish his namc. (This advertisement Ia
ordered In the NEWS untilhe returns thu book,)
PROPRIETOR OF THE NEWS.
Gold Hill, March 9Th, 1870, mhS.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13

There is great excitement in Cincin,
natl over the coming school election,
in view of the Bible question. The
colored vote will favor the retention Of
the Bible in the schools. The colored
voters Of the North r proving them,
selves better citizens than many whites.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13
lLincoIn Hose Company No. ,.
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the first Monday, the second day. Of May
A. d. 1870. at Liberty Engine Company No. ]
house, In the First Ward, and nj Lincoln Hose
Company No. 3 house In the Second Ward, Of
tho Town Of Gold Hill, In the County Of Storey
Ing officers Of the incorporate Town Of Gold.
Hill will DO held, viz
Three Trustees for the First Ward;
Two Trustees for the Second Ward
One Town Marshal;
One Town Treasurer;
Which election will be opened at eight o'clocS
in the morning, and continue until six o'clock
In the afternoon Of the samc day.
Dated this Both day Of March, 4. D. 1Slo
WIN. HY. DOANE,
Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees Of The Town
OF Gold Hill.
Gold Hin, March 3oth, 1870. mh3oA
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A CARD.

VNHE UNKNOWN FRIEND WHO KINDLY
L ordered q good supply Of flour. sugar, tea,
oysters, preserves, etc, for us from Wood q
Son, will accept the grateful acknowledgment
OF the same from myself and wife, with assn.
RANGES that while such expressions Of substan.
tinl friendship cheer and supply our table. II
greatly tends to encourage our heart and
strengthen our hands in the labors OF love.
= .I|Nff" COLIN ANDERSON, /.
n Pastor NJ. Z. Church, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill. April 18th, 1870. apl3.lt
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n Card.

HAVING BEEN URGENTLY REQUESTED
\ 70 become 4 candidate for reelection IA
ment, l adopt this medium to inform NY fellow
nremen that | most respectfully decline again
being acandidate for the p~osition-haying held
the Office for three successive terms. Thanking
my friends for their good interfions: ! remain,
respectfully, ~ W. D. C. GIBSON
dold Him. April 18th, 1870. ap11'st
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Municipal Election.

THR BOOKS OF REGISTRATION. FOR
the Municipal Election 70 be held on MON.
DAY, Maya, is10, will BE- open on WEDNES-
aud will remain open until APRIL 21Et, AID
close at 8 O'Clock r. = o. that day. NaiRrsliEed
citizens arc required to present tho!I p1Psrs a.
the time of registration. i, q. COOK,
Registry. Agent Gold Htl fownship No.
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.


NoTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF
IN JESSE BEENE, q B~ankrupt-In the
District Court OF the United States for the
District Of Neyada.-In the matter Of Jesse
Beene, 9 Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given
that, pursuant TO an order made by said Court
In the matter Of Jesse Beene, a bank
rupt, on the 18th day Of April, A. D.
1870, q hearing will DO had upon the peti.
ton Of said bankrupt, heretofore fled In said
Court, praying for his discharge from all his
debts and liabilities, proyable under the Act OF
Congress entitled 'hn Act to establish O uni
form system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United Statcs," approved March 2, 1857, and for
q certificate thereof, before said Court, on the
Esd day Of April, A. D. 1870, at u o'clock u. OF
said day, at the Medin Building, in the city OF
Virginia, county OF Storey and State Of Nevada,
at which tine and place any creditor OF said
bankrupt, or any other person In interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer OF the said petition should not be
granted. r, NJ. DAGGETT, -.
apl3.lOt Clerk Of said District Court.
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Ward UniOn Club
NOTICE.

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF GOLD HILL
l are hereby requested, ct the coming charter
election, to vote upon the proposition TO author.
lie the Board Of School Trustees to sell the
school house and lot, situated on tho Divide.
either at public or private sale, said proceeds to
be used for enarging the accommodations at or
near the sito OF tho Second Ward Schools.
anee with Section % Of the State School Law,
VIII write Yes" those opposed will write
NO" upon their ballots. BY or'er OF the
Board OF School Trustees Of the Tow OF Gold
I'LL. N. A. II. BALL, Clerk,
Gold Hill. April It'll, 1870. ap7.istd
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Reristration Notice.

NroFIoE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N time for the registration Of sleeiors, 10 Gu
tide them TO vote at the municipal election fC
oficers OF the Town Of Gold HID, TO DO heh on
TWENTY.FIRST DAY OF APRIL, =, D. lS1p,
Al 6 O'clock +. Y. f 4 G. COOK,
Registry Agent.
Gold Hill, April 18th, 1870, splI.td
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An English writer says "lt was
with Swamp Angels otherwise can
O of tremendous calibre, that Gen
eral Grant battered down the city OF
Petersburg, In Virginia."
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the New TYPE

n WHICH THE NEWS is PRINTED is
~ our " BREWER No. IL" or improved broad
face, OF which VIC arc casting o series from
Agate 10 Bourgeois, and to which we desire TO
call the attention Of printers and publishers.
III HAGAR & CO.,
Type Founders, Use Clay street, Ban Fran
etseo, OAl. jas-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13

THERE Is a bill now before Congress
requiring all Congressional elections In
the United States to be held on the
same day. It has passed the House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13

A WESTERN contemporary thinks
that women would not make good
statesmen beceuse the "question OF
the would always trouble them.
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z

The debt of England Is t3,837,899,-
$50, gold.
Coon Friday has been appointed
Fast Day In Connecticut.
The Boston Transcript thinks that
England's great present want Of 4
Deaf Asylum for the sole use Of Brit
ish sea captains.
An indianapolis grocer has been
married. three times and divorced twice
within q year, and now has the same
wife he started with.
A New York hotel recently started
its guests by putting "mice pie " in
the bill Of fare. Investigation proved
that mince pie was intended.
YIELDING to the solicitation Of
friends" something less than fourteen
hundred well known citizens consent
10 run for office In Nashville.
The Columbus, Ohio, State Journal
notifies Congress that 1.-THE people
don't care 30 much about polygamy in
Utah. They want their taxes re
duced."
NEW YoRx has caught its first shad,
and the great annual "shadpole war"
Io...,, q ,I,ar.,n aud kba
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13

IT Is a singular fact that In zone OF
the school histories used in Great
Britain, Is there any mention of the
American War of Independence. or of
the great results following it.laiEE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-13
SPRING ELECTIONS
~ GOLD HILL
n DEPARTMENT

. Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
II Gold Hill Firemcn, that the animal election
for Chief and Assistant Engineer, will be held
on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2TH. 1870. at the
house Of Yellow Jacket Hose Company No. D.
Polls open from 2 O'Clock 7. u. 10 Z O'Clock T. \.
jacob Fox, p. Nye and John Randall arc mp
pointed Judges OF Election.
BY order or w: H.. II. LEE,
President OF Gold Hill Fire Department.
J. II. WELToS, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March I'D, 1870.
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BY CABLE-FROM FRANCE.

PARIS, April 12.-Yesterday, during
4 review Of troops, an unknown man
created a disturbance by shouting
vengeance against the Emperor! "
lie was arrested, but no weapons were
found oil him.
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R. X.

4 NNoUNCEs HIMSELF AS A CANDI.
n date for City Assessor Of Virginia City, at
the ensuing May election, subject to the decis-
ion OF the City Union Convention. rnhSetd
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ROME, April 12.-The last chapter
of the first scheme of the Infallibility
dogma will be voted on to-day. The
opponents of the dogma are required
to vote in writing.
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LOUIS ~SCOENFELD

tOf tho Firm Of schoenfeld Bros.,)
IS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED FOR
Alderman OF the First Ward, Virginia, sub.
jcct to the Union primaries
Two .f..-' MANY CITIZENS.
Virginia, April 18th, 1870. apl3lt
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CAsDiDATEs FOB OFFICE.
For CHIEF or Police.
DOWNEY

/, NSouNcEs HIMSELF AS A CANDT.
~ date for Chief Of Police OF Virginia City at
the ensuing May election, subject to the decis-
ion of the City Union Conventions. rnhS0td'
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New YoRK has caught its first shad,
and the great annual "shadpole war"
between the Jersey fisherman and the
New York harbor master has been In
augurated.
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SIXTY RNLL

or the Gold Hill Fire Department, for the efcc.
ton to he held April 27th, 1870.
Chief Engineer. ............W. ID. Z. GIBSON
Assistant Engineer. ......O 7. BARBER
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4 Retrospect-The Late Ulllinrd MACK
Rmbryo Gold Excite1cnts Sharks,
Theatres und SuieideA-Ak Trn eodian
Comlng-A Revelatton (noe ~uccordin9
to ~. John)-Journaiistic.f Y
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idends are Declared Annually.
ITS CHARTER rs PERPETUAL!

All participate in Dividends In proportion tc
their contribution. TO the surplus.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Principal Office, Milwaukee, Wis.

II. r. aHRPAR BHON
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,