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Assessment Aotirrs.


NJ AMHoTB SILVER MINING
VI OOMFAEY-Lnesean = Norf.- 49,
Pine Mining DsserIr. VIE rus enrr.x -
q krfSdA Efn 10 hardy rfrsn that -
nzesfinF = 10 Trustees sd sid nsuuuErr -
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msui u
Tussty 20 Cents PIT share
va LEVIED u11r III crTdtn SOD a said .
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utfr ur1a1a tn FuErV us ii dry a fris
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naasts u Advertising End ezTs1as - stk
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sif cHlfarzta street. saz I~fSbzsro. ca.
sariis- uxa1
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end aGg = AZ ag-l an assessment
Ten re C-nts Per Ehmr.
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= ~ II. ahaz ht deemed aelfu-erf. ~
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Hzi te sd q MONDAY III TVFSTuTg
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meeting ~ - frssue-s x Ha86 auuunnr. Aela
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Ffss 5 C-nrs Per SAnrr /.
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pEuf. Ann n = EEsNHrEs Eu4enr
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sEAN rna Ha-nd en- THEEsIaT TrF
kAsIE TAI @ TNE al asrn aAaH Il
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So SAFE a. tH Hurfluf HaH uslass FfHnatf
aaa4 o. uaas kRfrf WI - saak - NUNTS
LAY TEE zHENET NTH DAY OF IN.
Hathr va Hsa q AfTaHf AID srIe1ss
= sale
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And n accardaaes 18th n~ ana Al arSafr q. tht
haArd - 1~raS4eHs. mnde ca th6 ms aHF ~
April $50, 50 EaAny ehares - eaSA pAzss4 e
sad sAcck As mas he pcce~sAEy. VII h. Raa al
Pablo auatian. ~ tho Office 81 0hf Slgsr
Wave Mining Company. as California ear.a
San frAnoaaeq 1al5faFaA-
On n rath day 81 Jane. rNsn.
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And ar accordance Vit rs au6 81 gs3sr -
81 Bsa-F RI IraHaHK mnda ua ~ rVfuusEsH
Car = ME-a2 #s mans HEzHfs Il gnrt PSF
Ha = sHie saaaf - nEf b. Hsaaasar VII Re
SAD ~ uutasf EuH a. a. fnf nH ~ 81 fhs nfrH-
tar - nfa #as=nsfus7g affas =au f-lNaasal
1sL ~ WsausszET az rVfIfE HaHh Gag uf MAJ
8E7H 81 tnf haaT p ftr-r aH3aaE ~. 81 SAD
aHsz a. JOS sad da45naurIs Hassssasl- 1srefu-
saaHHs1 NIA zsas e hdrfraauz Hu4 ezFaaz.s
e zLiG
+ E-arT Saa-aHrv
nHae n 80 Nu1usnaF srras
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u. S. Psterrs for Mines
= TAcLIAsUE

CIVIL EEE-EEEB an1 SURVEYOR
eHee :. @e Aiming EeeuraerE
Hain Street. Treasure Cf-g.
DAH9IE- NIaTua HETEETS POI ArETS
Il IL WfErf EAs 1azaFt aa1 ir-s-lrf hi sane
8 ttf aHnrts nutiec Hlza "a aaf mlfHa rsaasnna-
mf 1arnus-1r 7ui-n - aHaas NrdaTs1a1 VII
CD sahlL u 1he Minnie Hecar4r aH8a a.
T-easuls GIfV. or a. Tn Rll1. PINE Nfss 1fhat
II Hamilton. VII -sas=Ht fr1nr a-tsItia.
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NmGTSIs SILVER MINING


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A~ e. uaz aasH7Hrr hs5E "a lhe lea "a =
Nay ls7e AZ Hssg-nsHf e
Fa0y 20 Ceuss P-r shnrs
xHs hrHa n thf rs7H5s sani ~ $40 ers
5#zT- EHHHas ElHf 1rs.aF II THHH1
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unN shs renaol uEfa1a "a tnf Ma aHT =
anus aEN san 10 Nwnnea aa1iuruazt mh
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fu1ffssa. fsHfHrn uA5sfa
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Dfinantnt salts.

sd a~eAnsnsHf BASEMENT thsrs., =
~ rosts n aassffisiuq ans -. bgether
Ono. No IL California s1ae4. ssb Fsretary.
Hyzsta
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SELLING OUT SELLING CUT
n BROS,

AFTTR Fol EA1T TEE BTSs AKD LARG
" ea assE-tmani q Wines and 1aquarx over
hr1nEhs Il Tn51s PM. n quAn11sS 4 SUI luV
fin aHsh ThHif discriminating Is u qE3 busi.
pnss. CIV thtm q raH hef.. r1aa..rE vaur "a.
Az to 81 frE1riHrn "a purchasing f4EaRhart.
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\ MnzuE Com THrr -azaHanr - ATfsi
Nhtt Fus Ainfrg Iasf~aH nuuErT q VIE
PM ard SfFfe ~ NrsHaa wees - hffffE
E1FsT fhr7 q a I-res~i1r - 1hf T-r1srsss n a13
eaugarE hsl1 IN tbt IA ass q KAE - q
Es=es,lufDs q
- Per SHARE
vns AfTisa HsaEn tie capital saaaf g srtd neD-
THrN rnfHfHf fumeairfs u Trtte1 stfss
cadr coon 81 Ia S0rrffE-F q No cfhuf a ts
canTgfT-& - Oldaradt sfrrsa. SaH Pm.
rErh HHEH r An ssan1 nsrH Will sHaa
1sseAslnerf sAhn runir - faa5d 81 ~ ia Cay
- June Ira shhl D. afxzzsa dHhuruant ara
VI b. eusH Hs#f-Ti~z - al ~ sHfais Huaf1an.
ana unltss pszangaf Fs1n ~ EKss fsferY= vi
y sf4a tAH IN alH M suE Ira 20 Tag as
dfflrunsTi naaassnaayi fnrsshar VII crTft .
aeNa~flsifIf sHe s1Tsassss - ne sale r ae1
Il lhs Ealard a Trge1tse
r. NTncEILL Serrrnz
Anhv HHsw rs fu1csnr. AH. as AAtfrlA
strsss- San Fzznrisrn. czzBaruss Boon 3.
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COMPANY
y Docntlen n syrhs; Waite Pine. ~
M desrfitaa EtaeE. o. assansl "a AailoE-
1eFaso On tie zsfh Gay ~ Apr. 5ezo' thessaaent
amounts ~ app9aip the nanss a ~ senl
tive E~htFeha1aars a. fcUoxn. Hespee
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was leyiea unau IN ca75ital sfnef ~ SID IN
l1aEy. YHrafaf smmed8a1flT. II Third So
pHad com. u fht SrcrssHrz. ~ tht rfhrS n -
oHm paIs- haiarn a hHy7Vnraf falaInt
Na.fiTuis s7s4s1. SaE franciacp. NAlfe
At. sipc4 uphn yftfh sls2 hssessDeIt shAl
main uHfKta "a fhf AM dHT % aulHe !.
4s7e. shAf ~ aefIned dalInanant and VI
duF advertised fr SHE a. Tuflir nur1'h
siiess Iasusni saaNil h~ made hE1aH -
sfao ca THURSDAY. tfie sfvalfh dHy q
an 1870, r. Tas said dfa TfcuHui as@csss
ID the sAAa-
cHkS T. IaHeT. Srnas ~.
hnnm- No II 4srwnr1k Builainn, g
taT1us ezr-ts- san frHfirisrn. 6n1lfarzn
mA14sa
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NER GHiuF csa 5tEff. krn -
EH~vr-fis Eu1Nsnr ~ - g~Aftrz1H sfrssi
san s~rHnosnn AlfurriH fhf h1run nal
n n ns stockholders af Tn MHusDqat sdNs
Aantur naaa4HHz VII r. ha1a a. TIE anHt q
liz GIrrufFr n 4f.s rfsr IN
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TENN. 4FFEFW III T--TNA q.
Il CATION = N~rE s1rgrE1r -.
District VIE Pine CHuEfF Rerads-N+i-
- tsrehr EEsH 1hHf ~ . ussftnF - ~ ks-s
- drustaes = SAID DuunazN hid "A aAs =
=. a. Z - -. an n.-.eaEant u
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~ ls7h a. 81 s'nlsrf IN a SID dss tr ~
FaT9ass q f1faanr Trustees n ssrvs ~ 1T
ensuing yeas aHt fuT IL trHnsnr11dn q ~
ufhfr business thni HaF T~ra7sreF rnEut einr
Hhf mfsfl1anz TrEusffT hasEs VII re uaHH4
1rnu June 80 a. fh 1s7h
miSta Jus / King. Ses1ssarT.
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= ING EaufanT -Iocn1iar 4 Wuras WIS
10 hiHIE Iaauaz NAits PM Courfy. siat
= SfrAaA s. y hsrss - r7rr1 thnf Al
meeting ~ - Irssbe-s x HG8 nuuurnr. he3a
~ ~ - Ag = EEg. Al aEa, A. ass.ss
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.ooNnaY SILVER MINING COW.

pANX lanntirr n WORKS Whitt Pa
Nniur n~asa-5a. Naiu Ftne oaunrr. str4 2
NsThah- Nat1rs l. htrsfF ciTfn fAHf 81 nRfs
mt a ne Trustees 81 sEia oaH YErE. hala y
tffe a1Hh dry q MAJ. n 1854, Al Hs%ss
mmf II
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SnvHR YArIT TrNAFL AND MN

Db AHEoEsKuTE. sse-snr.
ohof f1 M-aaFumev szrses. Eszln.
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9Hns-Foau ". 20 EsFsEsf kidding 4.
~ CHlfarz1a street. saz Tf1hsssw - 80
fHrfiH- wxa.z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
THE STATE

By reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be e c that the Repub-
lican State Central Committee has Or
dered a State Convention to be held at
Elko, on the 2lst Of September next,
to make nominations of candidates for
State officers, to be voted for at the
general election In November. 1t will
be the first State Convention ever held
In the eastern section Of our State, and
will give general satisfaction to the
people in the "Great East" When
the Convention assemblies, it is to be
hoped that its proceedings will be
characterized with wisdom and har-
mony, and that the best and most COM
petent mel will be selected for the
different positions which are to be filled
by the voters ut the election. Very
few names have yet been mentioned as
candidates for any Of the offices, but
we may expect before long to see and
hear Of considerable rustling among
the a~spirants. We are rather pleased
that Elko has been selected rs the
place for holding the State Conven-
ton /; and 1t is to be hoped that in the
selection Of delegates none will be
chosen who are not pledged to attend
in person. The proxy system should
not he allowed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

SP,oy.-The present annual produc-
ton of pepper in the whole world is
about seyenty-iye million pounds. 1t
comes from java, Sumatra, Borneo,
the Malayan Peninsula, the Malaccas,
and the various regions along the east
coast of the Gulf Of Siam. Enormous
as appears this total production, it is
said that II distributed among the in
habitants Of the globe the amount
would afford scarcely a grain a day to
each person. 1t may not DO generally
known that cayenne or red pepper is a
more natural and wholesome stimulant
than the black variety, which is more
commonly used. a.a sr -s .e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

A CoLp-HEARTED WRElCH.-About
nine o'clock lastevening, al exhibition
of cold-hearted brutality was given OH
kearny street, near Pine, which. for
tunately, Is seldom see In this city,
and which should merit for the guilty
individual 4 protracted residence ut
San Quentin. IL vas the case Of u cruel
and heartless husband, who refused to
recognize his wife on the streets; or to
notice her pitlful appeal for bread for
her three children ; the youngest of
whom was still on Its mothers breast.
The others, two flaxen-haired beauties,
i~nnocently and imploringly looking In
their fathers face ; but his frozen heart
refused to notice them, and he spurned
the mother and her children with COIL
tempt. He turned and left, but the
mothers and children's eyes followed,
and rs a glimpse was obtained of him
among the happy crowd that thronged
the streets, the children said, Mother,
there Is father again; come on, he will
give us money" But the rapid strides
at which the cruel brute proceeded,
left little doubt on the mind Of the
sorrow-stricken mother, that nothing
was further from the monsters mind,
and so It proved to be. In a few
minutes he had entirely disappeared,
and the deserted mother and children,
after standing and shedding tear, at
the corner of Pine and kearny streets,
retraced their steps, to go-nobody
knows where.-.S. F, AHd, 23d, E i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

NAUTICAL A~ssxssoRs.-In tho U. s. District
Court, sitting In Philadelphia, II Is the custom
for the Judge to call to his assistance, upon all
nautical questions, experienced shipmssters,
who alt with him TO decide points OF practical
navigation. In q recsnt case OF collision tried
In this Court, there were three nautical assessors
sitting with Judge cadwsladsr. The advantage
OF this custom. and the practical benefit or the
opinions Of experienced shipmastors. are obvi.
Gus and valuable. The custom Is m perfeet
accordance with the procedure Of Admiralty
Courts.-PhRadelphid paper.
On the same principle Of doing JUS
tlee, it must be conceded that it would
be entirely proper for our District
Judges to call to their side n or two
practical miners when trying mining
cases. If snch . course had been
adopted in the early days of the Ter
ritory, the foul stain oil deep and
damnable corruption in the Courts
would not now be hanging over the
early decisions of Courts and the YER
diets of juries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
A RECrPRoCITY.

The Toronto ICanada] Daily TEE
graph of the 18th Of June isin very III
temper with the people and Govern
ment of the United States, because, af:
ter General Grant checked and brought
to shame the late foolish Fenian raid,
there is not much possibility of the
United States authorities consenting to
pay the expenses Of the Canadian Gov
eminent for their share in suppressing
that same expedition. The Telegraph,
which Is evidently n very malignant
spirit, says: 1--WE confess at once we
have no hope we shall ever get 1t. Peo-
Pile who talk about a wholesale repu-
diation of their national obligations
as some American politicians do-are
not at all likely to pay our little bill.
But the refusal of an individual to pay
a bill is no proof that he does not HON
estly owe it. In common justice, the
Yankees should indemnify us for every
dollar OF outlay we have been put to
in ~suppressing or preventing Fenian
raids. When armed bodies of men, In
opposition to the law Of nations, make
war ON a neighboring country, their
Government should be held response
Bile, and should. without a moments
hesitation, recompense their leighbors
for the loss they have sustained through
the illegal acts Of their citizens" This
is rather n harsh return for prompt
kindness, and u somewhat fierce con-
trast to the grateful comments Of the
London newspapers upon President
Grants action against the misguided
Irishmen. But perhaps in principle
the tempestuous Telegraph is right.
Let us admit that we ought to pay the
expenses of Her Majesty's Government
in Canada in putting down the late at
tack Of Irish dupes upon Her Males
tvs soil will the Telegraph help us to
get Her Majesty to reciprocate by pay
ing I'll small bill for damages inflicted
by Her Majesty's cruisers and Her
Majesty's people upon American COM
merce on the high seas during the late
war? We shall be perfectly willing
to sink the consideration OF the con-
trast between the quick interposition
of General Grant against the poor Fe-
mans, and the slow, tedious course of
the British Ministry In arresting the
Confederate corsairs OH their GRAND of
devastation and death, if only the
Home Government acts upon the prop
osition of the Toronto Telegraph, and
pays our little bill as pleasant echo
to our payment Of the cost Of the late
raid upon the Canadian border. We
acknowledge the justice of the princi-
pie, 1t is good in law. 1t is good In
equity. 1t is the ethics Of honest neigh
borhood, the philosophy Of that golden
rule which bids us to do unto others as
We would wish others to do unto us.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
sECoND DISPATCH
GOLD QRRRN8ACKs - ID
GUNNY DAGD VS.. WHEAT
BAGS-A DuRGLAR BOUND
O-VnR-ABDE0T zen RAPR 3.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-3 P. NJ
Gold, at II A. NJ, lllA; greenbacks,
904 selling, 9OA.
The corrallng Of all bags and bag
material In this market, and to arrive
within go days, by the Oakland Mill
Co., amount to one hundred thousand
dollars down, and one hundred and
fifty thousand. In thirty days, and will
be followed by an increased price i'm
mediately. But 1t is probable that
orders will be sent East by telegraph,
and filled via the overland railroad
thus relieving the pressure on farmers
somewhat. The number Of bags chang
ing hands was overt millions.
Chas. Hamburger, alias Hamilton,
was sent up to-day on two charges Of
burglary.
Frank Center, a young hickman,
was arrested this morning on a charge
of committing rape on the person of
Catherine McLane, In his hack, on Pa
cifc street. The defendant has borne
n good character hitherto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
NEW TO-DAY.
: v4sF.eS ]
COMPANY
IA GEN cY.0
o FPICR -At Agency Of the B.ak
Of California.
GOLD HILL, NEVADA.
! U0Iu hIII, Juu6 z7Eu. IbVV. JUz4.C
PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
.nHr ..
. ~

MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB.
n licAn State Central Committee, held at Vir-
pinia City, June 23d, 1870, II was
Resored, That q State Convention OF the Ma.
e sS %s TSiHa bspSol ssPf pa5sE Fl h sis., Il ISL N5sS e.
nominate candidates for tho following Offices,
to-wit: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Repre-
sentative In Congress, Justice OF the Supreme
Court, Secretary OF State, Attorney General,
Treasurer Of State, Controller Of State, Sur
struction, State Mineralogist, Clerk OF Supreme
Court, and the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as shall properly come before said Conren.
ton.
On motion, Resolved, That each county DO
entitled to ono delegate at large, one for each
tion over any 66) cast for the Republican Presi-
Dental Electors at the election OF 1868.
On motion, Resolred, That VIC recommend to
tho several County Central Committees that tho
Primary Election OF Delegates TO both State and
County Conventions be held on the 18th day OF
September, 1870, and that at said election one
delegation be elected to the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion, Resaued, That voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the follow.
Ing qualifications: He shall be q citizen OF the
United States and Of the State Of Nevada; he
shall at the time Of voting at the Primaries be .
qualified elcctor and registered voter OF the Pre-
cinct In which no offers to vote he sha! have
voted the Union Republican. ticket, State and
National, at the general election Of November,
A.. d. 1868, or would have done 30 had 1t been
.ossible TO vote; he shall solemnly pledge him
self to vote for the; nominees Of the Union Re-
publican party at the general election In Novem.
Der, A. D.. 1870. .
Received, That we recommend to the several
County Central Committees that on the day OF
the Primary Election for Delegates to the sew.
eral Conventions. the people be requested to
express their preference for the candidates for
the several ofices, State and County, by q direct
vote.
Delegates are apportioned to the several coun.
flea "a folloWa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
sRMBLINs.

"Semblins, "ofthe White Pine NerS,
gets of the following:
Semblins does not believe in the new
woman's movement; the old wOman's
movement is satisfactory.
The Great Unwashed have no good
excuse for continuing the real estate
business OH their hides. Miss Gregory
advertiSes baths. no matter how long
standing the case, ut fifty cents.
According to the Telegraph, Grove,
appointed Secretary Of State for Utah,
had not been dead an hour till an
application was made for the vacant
office.
Polecats are said to be excellent
meat for the table. and 1t Is claimed
this diet will cure deafness. The Jules
Haule must be cut away from the body
Is soon rs possible after killing.
The Sacramento firemen have re-
solved not to parade OH the Fourth,
because Negro citizens are allowed to
participate In the exercises. "Oh, We
of little faith!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24
BY THE CABLES.


LONDON, June 23.-The damage ia
the crops, caused by the drought In
France, is not yet correctly estimated.
Accounts from the provinces are con-
Trajectory; but the grain markets
show much weakness. The effects OF
the extraordinary heat r still felt.
Six survivors Of the ship Mercunes,
from San Francisco, lost off the Bra
lillian coast, have been brought here.
They were rescued from u desert
island, upon which they had remained
fifty days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

PRor. ". D. WHITNEY, Of Yale College, has
received from . famous German institution q
prize Of three hundred thalcrs, In recognition Of
of u work entitled "Taittiriya Practicakkya."-
Exchange.
The Professor should receive another
"prize" as an inducement for him to
translate the title to his great work
into the English language, so that his
countrymen might understand what he
was driving at. His book may be all
right, however, for people who know
what the title and contents mean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

JEFF DAVIS is said by the Religious
Heruhh, Of Richmond, to have recently
made the following address at a Sun
dSy School picnic:
"FriendS-there was Il time when |
could say fellow-citizens-I congratu-
late you upon the demonstration of
this day in behalf of Sabbath schools.
1t is a great and noble work, that of
giving moral and religious training to
the rising generation. To them We
must look for the resurrection Of the
buried hopes Of the past. I am fat
tered by the compliment you have paid
me !; but | feel that 1t is not paid to me
so much as an individual as represent
tative Of the cause of constitutional lib
erty for which our Revolutionary faith
ers fought and bled, and which Is still
dear to my heart. thank you."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

WnrrE BLAcxBsRnEs.-We have re-
ceived from J.. s. HARRISON a sample
of his white blackberries, on the stalk,
grown on his ranch below this city.
They are nearly ripe, and in this
respect far In advance Of the Lawt6n,
a sample of which he brought with the
other. Tho former Is the product of
an article be introduced from Southern
Illinois some time since, and produces
abundantly, as shown by the sample
left with us.-Sdc. Union,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-24

A GERMAN inventor is exhibiting a
talking machine at Bremen. 1t is
made Of wood and caoutchoue and is
Of life-size, in the form Of a woman. 1t
chatters away like any living member
OF the sex. Unfortunate man! What
the age really requires is a machine to
diminish the excess of talk.