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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
1T WILLS. YARoo = CO. s LINE.
JJHays Mr. Paschal W II Uren
ii A Arnold Mrs stafford Judge Rising
Mr. Mitchell JUmoe Mr. Csshin
Mr. Snowden Mrs Poster q Bivens, VT
W Goats ca Flanders = and child
Miss Lindsay wife Mr. MCGOWAN
Il Browning J Enwright Mr. Baldwin
Mr. Leyy Miss Mary Barney q WI
BIT ooDRr 4 ESSoR's LINE.
Thomas Serpe John Sing Miss May Hunt
Mr. f.arey n Kelly Mr. smith
Mr. March VIM Gibbons Geo Jamison
II Hilton
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
-

MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB
n lican State Central Committee, held at Viz
ginia City, June 23d, 1870, 1t was
ReAlrSd, That a State Convention OF the Ma
tional Union Republican party be held ut Elko,
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lst, 1870. to
nominate candidates for the following offices,
to-wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Repre-
sentative In Congress, Justice or the supreme
Court, Secretary OF State, Attorney General,
Treasurer Of State, Controller OF State. Sur
veyor General, Superintendent Of Public In
.tfuction, State Mlneralogist, Clerk OF supreme
Court, and the transaction OF such other onal-
ness ns shall properly como before said Conven-
ton.
entitled TO ono delegate ut large, one for each
one hundred 600 yotcs. and one for each lrac-
ton over my (50) cast for the Republican Presi-
Dental Electors Mt the election OF 1865.
On motion, RtSored, That We recommend 10
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election OF Dclega,c - TO both State aid
County Conventions be held on the 18th day OF
September, 1870. and that 1t said election one
delegation be elected to the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion. Res0red, That o voter At the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the follow
Ing qualifications: lie shall be C. citizen OF the
United States and OF the Stale oi Nevada ne
shall ut the time OF voting at the Primaries be q
qualified clector and registered voter OF the Pre-.
cinct In which he ofIers TO vote he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket, State and
National, at the general election Of November,
A. u. 1853, or would have done SO had II been
possiblc 10 vote; he shall Solemnly pledge him.
self to vote for tho. nominees Of the Union Re-
publican party at the general election y in Novcm.
Der, A.. n. $50.
Resartd, That we recommend 10 the several
County Central Committees that on the day oil
tho Primary Election for Delegates to the sew
| cral Conventions, the people be requested TO
express their preference 70: the candidates for
the several offices, State and County, by q direct
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
6aS Gins In all.

The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted BY O Supervisory Committee selected
nom State, city and county officers, and well
known citizens OF San Francisco.
ROBERT D. SWAIN, Prcst N L. A.
W. Ii. l.. BARNES. Vice President.
WM. C. RALSTON, Treasurer.
After paying the expenses OF the entertain
ment, and making the distribution OF the Gins,
as above announced, the balance will be applied
to extinguIshing the present Indebtedness OF the
Mercantile Library Association.
Holders OF tickets TO which Gits may be
awarded, will receive the samo on presentation
Of such tickets or coupons to the Business
Agents OF the Board Of Trustees At their Office,
No. 3i5 California street, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
MOTTO .
MONDAY. October 3lst, 1870.

Holders OF Tickets to the Gift Concert In aid
OF the Mercantile Library Association arc here.
by notified that tho Concert 10 postponed until
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

To rho Sufferers of the Int Gold HUI
and DAYTON fires, and all who arc In want OF Fur
niture. Wall Paper. Paints, Furnishing Goods. etc.
II you want to saw your money you can do 50 By
calling on mt before purchasing elsewhere. as my
stock Is the largest and most complete In the State,
from a cradle to II clothes pin. Being bought In the
Eastern markets for cash, and having no rrnts or
clerk hire TO pay. As others have. l can anorI to sell
these goods for forty per cent. less than any other
house In Sllverlsnl. Call and see our prices, as the
proof OF the pudding Is In eating II. Remember
the old stand, No. ln0 South & street, Virginia, and
opposite the Gould 4 Curry new works, on D street.
ly26tf l.. W. Y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

The Grent Snlubr'cnt. Prepared in an In
slant. bright and sparkling as champagne. ThlSt-
satisfying. cooling and r frrshIng. TARRASr's En-
TrRvEScESr SrLTzrE APERiES Mt is the most convcn-
lent and p~alatablc preparation ever administered to
an invalid. II II were not clasScd among the most
celebrated medicines Of the age. because OF its Won
derful efficacy as a corrective and alternative. Il
might well be styled q choice summer luxury. It's
a swift remedy for all the pains and penalties OF I'm.
prudence In eating or drinking. Immediately rellev-
Ing acldity Of tue stomach, natulcncc. bilious head
ache, nervousness, physical prostration, collie, and
all arrangements Of the stomach. bowels. liver. or
kidneys. occasIoned by undue Indulgence. or other
causes. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Life.sus,ninins Principle.

INC LlIee0uh1Aihihe
Tho vital and the muscular systems are entirely
distinct from each other. A man may have ,ne
Drawn of a Hercules, but Il he Is deficient In Sitai
energy he will not wear as well. or last as long oroe
as healthy and happy while he does last as the man
of ordinary or even slender build, who possessed
larger share Of this animating principle. oneo u
greatest recommendations OF tina; pure vesvtaeis
inyIsorant, Hos,etter's stomach. Bitter, Is tna.s
increases the vital force Of the system. NO mea,I.he
can double the volume o: 4 man muscle, OF tnies-
en- and y~u!canlxc his thews AMI slnews; out iostet-
ter's B!tters has an effect much more imPod1ana:
Its use promotes constitutional vlgor. ~ iein,ViSys
the llfe-power. OF which bone ana sihew NV n, rcIs.
arc merely the Instruments. holding the same fc,h,
ton to It that machinery does to steam ,, sS' m ,sr
slIght and apparently fragile take healt; they may
have more stamina, though far less physical strengtn
than the broad shouldercd athletes they resatu VIII
envy. To restore, to sustain, to increase TINS stanl'
inai principle which. when In full supply, IS tne
source OF health and the best guarantee OF I"ngeS-
ity, Is a special property Of the famous Iestoratlvs'
II Is not only a specific for dyspepsia, oui9usness'
intermittent fevers, constipation, ete;, anu = P,e,
ventlve OF all diseases of u malarious character. oul
the bes, O. all medicines for Strengthening tue sou.
stltution and awakening the powers OF nature. rom
whatever cause they may have become ieihargic'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16
MERCANTILE LIBRARY oIRr CONCERT.

nURING THE ENTERTAINMENT, THE
~ sum Of &SO0,OOO, y. s. Gold Coin, viii be
returned to the holders Of tickets, by the distri-
hutton hy chancn OF the f~olloHinR GIFTS:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

IN this age when merit Is obscurcd by selfasscr-
ton. and sldring advertisements take the place Of
solid talent IL Is a pleasure 10 meet with true worth
To those In need OF medical aid We would chccrfully
omm the Dr. J. L. Young Institute, els Sac
ramento street, san Francisco. During Its twenty
years OF operation II has held the highest place OF
Integrity, and has been recognized as a sure refuge
Of the sick, where all receive skillcul and honorable
See adve-t sement on the inside.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-18
NEW YORK NEWS.

NEw YORK. June 16
Squire Newberg to-day recovered from
the city - 500 for jewelry destroyed in
his store by the mob during the July
riots Of 1868.
All available shipping in port is taken
up for Hayre, aud transportation bread
stufls To France.
Red Cloud made a speech at Cooper
Institute to-day in favor Of peace.
james kiernnn, who shot Patrick j.
Meehan. is sentenced 10 the State Prison
for seven years.
Joe Bnits, who robbed the Cleveland
National Bank Of $4,000, last April, is
arrested here.
The examination Of officers of the In
ternational Wotkiugmen' s Society takes
place 22d, before the Police Tribunal.
The charge ia, maintaining a secret So
eiely contrary b law.
Margaret Daily, charged with murder
of her uncle, Rev. L. b. DAILY, ex-Caiho-
lie priest. was yesterday found guilty of
mnslaushter, and sentenced to four
years in the penitentiary.
The city is vigorously contesting the
right of the New York aud Harlem Rail
road Company To take certain portions Of
Fourth Avenue aud other public streets
mp town. for the new depot. Argument
in the ease commenced yesterday before
the Supreme Court.
Late Havana correspondence leaves
scarcely any doubt Of the failure of the
Upton expedition A number of men
aud about 1000 stand of arms were
landed. aud almost Immediately after
ward captured steamer escaping the
Spanish ganboats, sailed for Aspinwall
Bad management was plainly the cause
of the disaster.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-18
u1rlt BIRD THAT EVERY ONE KNOWS.

There's little bird with a wondrous song
A little bird that every one knows
rho II sings for the most part under he rose.D
That is petted and pampered wherever II goes,
And nourlshed IN blossoms gentle and strong.
rn,s nattea bird has eroohea beek
And eyea like live eaalss 50 ~ u head.
i erav reaHt hnppiad with glowing rtd=-
"a. sHrt s-nut dappisd. shoald haYt sad,
From fancy II has Of which snail speahs
This eccentricity which name
Is that whenever the bird would sing,
II darts lts black head under its wing,
And moistens its beak in-dariing thing =
human heart that Is broken with shame.
Then this cherished bird It's song begins
Away- begins its song one way
With two little duleet words. THEY SAY,
Carroled in such a charming way
That the listeners heart he surely wins.
This sweetest Of songsters sits beside
Every hearth in this Christian ind,
Ever so humble or never 80 grind,
Gioating Ger crumbs which many a hand
Gathers to nourish them, far ana wide.
Over each crumb thai 1t gathers mp
II winningly carols those two saft words,
In tho dnleet notes Of the swestsst Of birds,
Darting its sharp baak under its wing
As IT might in a ruby drnkins-eap'
A d licate thing is nur bird withal
Aud owns bat "A hekle appetite,
81 that old aud young take keen delight
In serving It ever. day and night.
With the last gay heart now turned to gall.
Thus though a dainty dear. it sings
In very Well-condiiunod way
A truly wonderful sort Of Icy,
Whose burden Is ever the same-THFY Say
Darting its dabbled beak under it, wings.
-FrdHois Fallsr Gioior.
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ards, with memoranda penciled on the

cards, with memoranda penciled ON the
backs.
The Trlbune's dispatch sGvs Caleb
Cushing put in the answer to The Post
correspondent before the Honse Com
mittee to-day. He submitted the papers
upon which the dispatch was founded,
and made some very sharp points against
Members for complaining Of the publica-
ton of statements by lobby agents, when
everybody knows that they have no diff
entity in approaching Members for CON
yersatlnn at all times He claimed that
the publication was not an Endorsement
OF the matter stated but simply presen-
tation of papers. copies of which were in
possession of a House Committee.
Fitch, of Nevada. who was present,
said when the answer had been read that
If they had been made in the House he
would not have pressed the matter fur
ther.
A dispatch contradiets the rumor that
Secretary Fish Is about to resign, or that
there is any disagreement between him
and the President.
The resignation of Hoar was solely in
pursuance Of determination not since
announced. There has been no differ
ence between the President and the At
iorney- General. and is no cause for be-
lieying the resigaation indicates any
general change in the Cabinet.
The Cuban message was under con-
sideratinn in Cabinet for at least two
weeks before being sent to Congress.
The best information leads to the con-
elusion that it WAS written by Assistant
Secretary Of State Davis, and revised by
Secretary Fish and Attorney General
Hoar.
A majority of the San Domingo COM
mittee will report exoneraiing Gen. Bah
cock from charges made against him by
Hatch. while the minority hold that he
has not fully cleared himself from the
mud.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-18
FRANK CASTAGNRTTO,

tsucccssor to Castagnetto 4 Borhunl
DREPARER OF g FEE BY STEAM,
corner uf Treasure and Dunn streets. Ham
iltnn. CHkHrBEs, JAVA, CesrA RIGA and all
kinds Of c fiees, ground and prepared for the
table at his steam mill. He guarantees his
oufee 90 be the very purest and best offered for
sale In the state Of Nevada. ie- 80
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Professional Cards.
DIR, d. L, DEAL.

1g1Fs y II A7IslAIIs
OFFICE: Dunn street. between Main and
Treasure, Hamilton. New je6-tf
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NJ 0 T 1 c l.

~ - y ~
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX
/ TON. Esq. Agent Of the Bank Of California,
holds my power Of attorney and Is authorized 10
collect all debts due me In White Pine County.
Persons owing the house Of Gil ,RlEs kOHN,
Treasure city ave Notified to make immediate
settlement, or legal proceedings will be COM
meucod to obtain all claims
CHAS. KOHN.
Treasure CITY. March lG. 1870. apr1s-U
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Eztray Notice.

~ AT THE MONTEZUMA STATION,
10 Patterson District, there are one DAP
.G%- Piled GRAY HORSE, with portion
OF the left ear cut of; one BAY MARE, with
white face, white right hind les. and branded
with square on the left shoulder, thus l=l,
and one yearling colt. with white streak on
the forehead and little white on b 'th hind
feet. The owner can have the same by proving
ia1O.sos JULIUS GoTTLIEB.
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JOB PRIN TIN Gi

The News Job Office is now supplied with an
excellent stock of type. borders, presses, paper.
carls and other materials and facilities for
good Job printing. Additional materials are
arriving. and we ask the attention of our
friends and the public to the fact that all
lob printing can be handsomely and eKpedi-
liously done at this Office.
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
FORBES g. CO.
, ,,,-a W II pfTcpFol


o,,o oo,v one wear. per mail. 90
one eopy six months per mail. .......... 10 90
one copy three months, per mail......... 90
~ Vone f,rwar lei hntil paid for. "a
Delivered at 80 cents per week, by the car
rler-to whom payment must be made
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MisGellanfons.
NOTICE.

VHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON THIS DAY
| purchased Of Adam Gerhauesr, all of his
inter ~ IN the ST LOUIS Bkh NERl. situated
on Main street Hamilton The business viii
hereafter be conducted by me at the old stand.
JOHN WAGNER
Hamilton April le. 1870. RprlS-n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-12
Got an Answer.

a correspondent of Boston paper
tells the following story of camp life {:
" n whining pcevish man, who was
always trying to get on the sick list,
although apparently as healthy As any
man in the army, went 10 the chaplain
one day, in his doleful style, and re-
quested that letter be written to his
wife, telling her of his condition.
Tell her, chaplain, said the soldier,
that am TOO sick to write myself, and
have got you 10 do it for me. Tell
her that shOuld die to-day, I'm sure
but for the desire | have TO wait and
see her once more before / die" The
chaplain wrote as directed, and after
q few days he called the would-be sick
soldier TO his tent and handed him
this answer to his mOurnful letter :
"Dear sir-Tell John not TO wait for
me, as l have already set up house
keeping with another man."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-12
Why Wood Is Painted.

Whe water is applied to tho smooth
surface of timber, a thin layer of wood
will be raised above its natural posi-
ton by the expansion of swelling of
the particles near the serface. In col
loquial phrase, workman say that
W hen water is applied to smooth
board, the grain of the timber will be
raised. Every successive wctting
will raise the grain more aud more ;
and the water will dissolve and wash
away the soluble portions with which
it comes in contact. As the surface
dries, the grain Of the timber at the
surface. having been reduced in bulk
must necessarily shv.Ek tn such an OK
tent as TO produce cracks. Now. It u
piece Of OiitlOth be pasted over the
surface. the timber VIZ be Kept quite
drv Consequently, the grain OF the
wood WI not be subjected 20 the al
tprnate Influences OF wet ard h"Lt.
Asst is not prLctiblC TO apply Oilc,oth
ready made. a liquid. or sen'-iiquid is
employed for r0YcI .mg the surface,
which Will adhere firmly. aud serve
the purpose of 0ilcloth in excluding
water that would othcrW ise enter, to
the iuiury of the work. Metallic sub
stances are painted TO prevent Oxida-
tion or rusting of the surfaces which
NAV be exposed 10 mOistur.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-12
3uEtrU.
THE SILLY YOUNG RABBIT.

There was q young rabbit
Who had a bad habit
Sometimes he would do what his mother
forbid,
And one frosty day,
His mother did say,
My child, You must stay in the Du Ow
close hid
For hear the dread sounds
OF huntSmen and hounds,
Who are searching around for rabiIs like
you,
Should they see but your head,
They would soon shoot yOu dead,
And tho dogs would be Off with you qC'cker
than boo!"
But, poor, foolish being,
Whom no one was seeing,
Looking out -'Om his DufrOw TO take shOl 1
play,
He hopped O'or the ground
With many Il bound,
And looked around proudly, GS II he woU'd
say,
Do fear a man2
Now catch me who en-!
So this young rabbit ran to n fine apple tree,
Where, knowing the bark,
Ho thought not 20 haTk
Tho coming OF hunters, so 1rCiCSS wa he f.;
Now, as rabbits are good,
When roasted or SteWed,
a man came along, hunting rabbits for Ct -
neT:
He saw little Bun,
Then raised his big gun
And there he lay dead, the foo '~h young
sinner.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-12

Noticing the installation of a minis
ter IN North Carolina whore name is
very familiar. reminds us OF All ancec-
dOte of a munster Of the same me,
who lr2s we'll known through the
Pre- Church Of the United
s. ItC3 3 the Stated Clerk of the
Synod In that State. Synod was TO
meet In one Of the interior villag Of
the State, and the venerable Stated
Clerk was making his way on hOT-c-
back to the plece. It was slow traN ell
ling through 40 sands, and night over
talSing him as he drew nC-Ir the VIII
lage, he got lost among the pin and
numerous bride paths. He began ID
shout for help, and some one he, ing
him, called to know what he wanted.
Having the duties of his office on his
mind, and knowing that the Synod
was by this time In session, he answer
ed as loudly as he could cry, 1" Pm the
Stated Clerk of the Synod of North
Carolina and Pm lost" The man who
heard him, rushed to the church where
the Synod was in session. and eXclaim-
ed "There's a man out here in the
woods who says he's the greatest sin
ncy in North Carolina and he's lost. ,"
A committee was sent, and soon the
lost was found.
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with IIiendly gui 4
Mould hldn VI Is Hornl NOM -nrNino o


No sooner. said than'dOnc, and be-
ing careful to Keep the body of the
tree between Himself and the girls,
our young ftiepH, in less time than it
takes to wrlteFit, was, ,aA0Ugly slowed
away in thefop of the trees, and wait
ing very impatie or the young
ladies to 90 by. U 0Ttunately, how
ever, iii the hurry and excitement. of
the moment he fRSGot his clothes,
which, lying on CiIe bank, attracted
the attention of the girls, aud with
the proverbial cW iosity of their sex,
they must needs come nearer 10 see if
they could not unravel the seeming
mystery. Approaching the foot of
the tree hey soon discovered what
the mystCfioUs bundle was, and be-
come lost in conjectures as 90 how q
mans clothing without the man
should nappcn to be i'll that sequest-
Ell spot. They gave free play to
their imaginatiOns and their tongues,
and not a few were the jokes and
and laughs in which they INDUCED
while submitting the garments to
critical examination. Matters, how
ever, did not look so funny to our
''man up the tree" aud fearful of be-
ing discovered he resolved TO change
his base and secure a better position.
IN doing this he inadvertently threw
his whole weight on Il dead limb, aud
i'll the twinkling of au eye down he
came with a thundeIing crash, and
lay sprawling on his back right be-
,twoen the startled girls. There were
two piercing shrieks, a smothcrcd oath
and hastily picking himself up, the
poor fellow fed with all possible
speed in ond,.s2igection while the
young ladies wt Aally rs nimble
in getting away - o dreadful a
sight in another. RetC+ Aing after the
coast was clear our hero resumed his
clothing, and straightway went to his
home, where shortly after note was
handed him from his financce, doS1Rr-
ing their engagement TO be at an end.
If any of our readers are spoillng for
IL fight they can easily be aCcOmOda-
ted by asking that young gentleman
to go bathing.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-12
Pulaski College.
Re-Opens Monday, Aug. %, 1870.

TEACHERS
A. D. WALLACE. a. NJ Principal.
MRS. \. d. WALLACE,
MRS. ELLA c. RASBERRY,
MUSIC TEACHER, ( Always Il German of
the Fisrt Ability.)
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-12

Springfield, Illinois, has had it's first
mixed jury sensation. "A case was to
be tried before Justice Wood, and the
officer in charge had managed, after
much worry, to get five white jury
men OH the bench. For the sixth he
brought in a negro, whereupon the
five jumped up and fed. The officer,
appalled, at the result Of bis operation,
told the darkey to go likewise, and
again set himself at work to get a
jIry.