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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-12
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l


CoLuMBIA, January II.
In the Senate the House bill to Incorporate
the Columbia OIL Company received its first read
ing. The House resolution to meet in joint as.
sembly on the 18th, to elect tie regents OF the
Lunatic Asylum, was concurred in; one to meet
to elect an associate justice was refer. I'd to :Se
Judiciary Committee.
Hoyt introduced, without previous notice, o
bill providing that parties wanting to dig phos-
pilates must apply for license to the Secretary
OF State and report monthly the number of tons
dug, and pay one dollar for each.
Cain introduced bill to incorporate the South
Carolina Chemical and Mining Company, to dig
phosphates on land 10 be acquired and in the
streams and waters OF the State. They are will
ling to pay $500 for the license, and one dollar
for each ton dug.
Both bills were ordered to be printed.
Corbin gave notice of bill to increase the
capital stock Of the Union Bank of South Carolina
to one million dollars.
Corbin denounced "Free Trade" as no gentle
man for not signing his name to his communities
ton in TIE NEWS, and offered concurrent reso.
luton that the Attorney General be instructed to
take such proceedings as will prevent the steal
ing Of phosphates now going on from tile streams
and waters Of the State. II will come up to.mor-
row.
Jillson offered jsint resolution to petition Con-
gress to grant aid to extend the Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad to the Pacific Ocean; he
from point near Bees Ferry, on the Ashley
River, to point near the mouth Of Fiblln Creek
on Cooper River.
The Committee on Agriculture recommended
that bill to repeal the act to secure an advance
for agricultural purposes do pass
Cain gave notice Of a bill to amend the act ap-
pointing the land commission. 1t provides for
assistant land commissioners in each county.
The bill to regulate the rights and powers of
railroad corporations passed its second reading.
In the House, resolution to appoint special
committee to investigate the affairs Of the Blue
Ridge Railroad was adopted aud sent to the
Senate.
DeLarge lntrodalsata bill to extend the limits
Of the City Of Charleston, and provide for the
election of mayor and aldermen, which was read
and referred to the Committee on Privileges and
Election.
A Joint resolution authorizing the county CON-
mlssioners Of Williamsburg County to levy o
special tax was passed and ordered to be enrolled.
The bill to amend the act to empower circuit
judges to change venue OF action in civil aud
criminal cases, passed and was sent to the
Senate.
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only to township, properly licensed and
guarded, and made responsible to an extent for
the conduct Of Its patrons or customers would
be stride upwards that would enhance the en-
tire interest of al the people, and win the appro'
batIon Of every true lover Of the commonwealth"
The Judiciary Committee, to whom the letter was
referred, recommended that 1t be read as infor-
nation. To-day it was read and received as In
formation, despite DeLarge's motion to refer it
to Parker Plllsbury.
NO DISCRIMINATION.
The House Judiciary Committee, to whom was
referred q resolution Of the House instructing it
to inquire Into and report upon the question as to
whether there are any statutes of the State dis
eliminating against persons on account Of race
or color now in force in this State, have reported
there are none "now OF force" No action has
been taken on the report. L.
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EUROPE.
A Delicate Complication-Ru u M ored
Coup d'Etat in Madrid.


Coup d'Etat in Madrid.
PARIS, January IL.
Rochefort's Marsellaise newspaper attacked
Prince Pierre Bonaparte. Two OF the editors Of
the Marscllase visited Prince Pierre Bonaparte to
arrange the duel. During the interview the
Prince, becoming enraged fired twice, killing Vic.
tor Noir. The tragedy caused great agitation.
Bonaparte surrendered himself
A rumor is prevalent that coup l'etat occur
red at Madrid last night.
LATER.-Rocheforts paper, the "Marsellaise,' -
has been seized.
Prince Bonaparte states that he received q
slap in the face from Noir before firing.
A decree has been issued convOking the Cham
bers to form high court Of justice. The Prince,
belonging to the Emperor's family, can only be
tried before 1t.
Spain.
MADRID, January II.
The new ministry is Installed. The Cortes reas-
semble tomorrow Additional disturbances are
reported in the provinces.
The French Government.
PARIS January 9.
NJ Olivier, in an address to the magistrates
yesterday, said: II will maintain intact the dig
nifty of the magistracy, and, above all, will keep
justice clear from politics, that decisions will
have all the more weight"
N. Buffet, Minister of Finance, replying to tile
address from the xscat financial societies, de-
clared that they must conform strictly to their
statutes to avoid such mislortunes as that OF the
Credit Mobilier. He informed them that the Min.
istry OF Finance would not keep up the relations
as heretofore with the great 6nanciers.
In the Corps Legislatif tomorrow, Deputy Gre
mcleuX will propose that ledru Rollin and Tibaldi
be not excluded from tile benefit of the amnesty
recently granted to political Offenders.
In addition to the project for the reduction OF
the army contingent. the ministry will propose
TOMORROW, in the chambers, 10 abolish the law OF
Surete Generate; at the same time an explanation
OF the interior and exterior policy OF the empire
will be given. The ministry have decided that Al
geria shall be represented in the Corps Legslatif
by four deputies.
Permission has been accorded for the sale OF all
journals in the streets.
The resignation OF Pietri, project OF police, has
not yet been officially announced, but 1t is certain
that he WILSON be superseded.
Cables Consolidated.
LONDON, January II.
The Anglo American and French caDles
have partially consolidated.
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NEWS FROM HAYANA
The Spanish Gunboats mt Havana-
Another Proclamation of Captain
General DcRodas-Scheme for Settling
Soldiers after the War.
A Havana telegram of January 9th says:

A Havana telegram of January 9th says:
The Prensa announces the killing of thirty
unarmed men in the vicinity of Mansealea,
few days since, by the insurgents.
One of the Spanish gunboats from New York,
via Charleston, arrived here last night, and III
noon. They were accompanied by the war
steamer PiZarro.
Captain-General DeRodas has issued pro-
clamatlon generally complimentary to the
behavior of the citizens and the army. he
says the sickly season has passed without
diminishing the strength of the army: The
Insurgents took the offensive twice, and were
twice repulsed. The insurrectton after that
was confined to the mountains. The troops
already here were sufficient to subdue the In
surgents, and the reason that so many troops
were coming from Spain was that their Spanish
countrymcn desired to share the sacri6ces Of
Spaniards in Cuba. He adds that the Cubans
are not insurgents In war, but only in in
cendiarism. The civil tribunals were perform
Ing their duties as usual, while, owing to the
surrender in the CincO Villas district, the
troops remain without work.
The Captain General further says that the
new troops and reinforcements, although they
are'not needed to suppress the insurrecdqp,
have come from Spain to fulfil Its obligations
towards Cuba and to protect the island against
murderers and robbers. He then refers to the
threats of homicide made by cel tain bands OF
men, against which precautions are now being
taken In garrisoning the plantations 9Th
troops and civn guards to save them fro4Fde-
struction. Ships of,war have also been sent
from Spain 20 Cuba with the intent to cruise
along her coast and to prevent tie landing on
the island of filibusterine expeditions coming
from ne outside The Captain General says
that there was never before in the island such
O state of affairs as could be considered as
state of war, but now peace has been so fully
re-established that there Is no place In the
island whers,pthe administration of public
affairs and tfe actions of the civil courts arg
not entirely recognized.
[BY TELEGRAPH Z.
HAVANA, January II.
number of engagements have taken place
In the Puerto Principe and Cinco Villas dis
tr;ote Jordor ronorta rnonv jrsutpents sIlrr
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WASHINGTON.
The Virginia Compromise Accepted
The Extreme Radicals Opposed to a
General Annesty--Sickles' Course in
Spain Endorsed.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWS

WASHINGTON, January IL.
The Virginia bill that has been adopted by
the Reconstruction Committee is q compromise
that will pass both Houses. The oath provided
will exclude but one member Of the Legislature.
The Virginia Legislative Committee here accept
the measure.
The Reconstruction Committee discussed to-
day the removal of political disabilities and the
leading Radicals took ground against general
law, and said that amnesty in some cases had
gone too far.
In the Senate, the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tionadiscussed the Spanish question to-day, and
endorsed Sickles' course.
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DESTRUCTION OF COTTON.

GALVESTON, January II.
The steamship Euterpe, hence for New York
with one thousand bales cotton and an assorted
cargo, is burning this morning in Galveston Bay.
The vessel and cargo will be o total loss, except
one hundred bales.
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COLU M B l A i.
IEG1sLodTIYE PROCEEDINGS.

Nepg Phosphate Bills Proposed-A Roy
atty OF One Dollar per Ton Wanted
Lcslie to be Shorn of his Plenary
) Powcrs-Investigati OF the Doinss
of the Blue Ridge Railroad, &c.; =
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Work on the great bridge to span the East
River, AT New York, has only just conlplenced. IL
is calculated that the bed for the reception oil the
tower on the Brooklyn side OF the river Will be
ready about the middle Of March.
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THE Observation-Disclosures

DEBATING THE PHOSPHATE QUESTION.
The Phosphate Monopoly-L6slie on
Phosphntes-Dr. Shepard Traduced-
Cain on Phosphates-Corbin' Amend-
IN ents-RaiIroad Mattcrs-Inspectors
OF Naval Storcs-Cooper's Union-Pro-
missory Notes, &c.-Thc JudSes-NIc-
tropolitan Policc-Refer 1t to Parker
PilIspury-No Discrimination.
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(BY TELEGRAPH, =

HAVANA, January II.
number of engagements have taken place
in the Puerto Principe and Cinco Villas dis
tricts. Jordan reports many Insurgents sure
rendering
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-09
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
a, o,diuauee P~rsvidinx fer the
Arrest Of Certain Kstrny Animals.

An Ordinance Providing fer the
Arrest Of Certain Katrny Animals.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Town Of Gold I'LL do ordain az follows:
SECTION l.. The Marshal, and all Policemen
undcr his direction, shall arrest and take into
custody all goats found yagrant within the in.
CORPORATE limits Of the town Of Gold Hill, and
confno them In somc secure place to be pro-
yidcd by him at the cost Of the town. They
nav also DO taken up by any other person, who
shall commit them to tho custody OF the Marshal
SEC. 9. The Marshal shall keep o true and
faithful record OF the number and description Of
MI poats taken or brought into his custody. and
Inc date and manner Of their disposal and he
shall also keep conspicuously posted Of the en-.
trance OF the yard, barn, stable, or place. where
the said goats are secured; as provided In Sec.
ton i OF this Ordinance, a li,t Of oil such goats
SEC. 5. All such goats taken into custody IN.
der the provisions Of this Ordinance, II not re-
claimed within i've days thereafter, shall be ad-
ycrtiscd in q newspaper published in the town
Of Gold Hill, for W days, and after such adyer.
tiscment tho Marshal may sell or destroy, II
found worthless, oil ruch goats not reclaimed.
SEC, 4, The Marshal shRll provide necessary
subsistence for all such goats while In his Gus.
tody. The owner OF any such goat or goats
taken up and kept in custody by the Marshal.
may at any time, before the sale or other dispo-
sition thereof, redeem the same, by paying TO the
Marshal his proper fees and charges Tor keeping,
together with the costs Of advertising as herein
provided. If not so redeemed the Marshal may
tcll and dispose OF such goat or goats after ad-
yertiscment, and ont OF the proceeds from such
sale, after payment Of the costs Of advertising,
retain the fees and charges herein authorized,
and pay The balance remaining In his hands into
the town treasury. for the use Of the owners Of
said goats, II claimed within three months.
SEC. 8. Tho charges upon ruch goats shall be
.. - IL. nnah r. IN anWNa Wa lnNF fnR
keeping, and one dollar and nifty cents for ar
resting and driving.
SEC. O.. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after the 18th day Of March,
A.. d 1870.
WIN. D. G. GIBSON,
President Board OF Trustees.
WM. HY DohSE, Clerk.
Gold I'LL, March s, 1870. mhS.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-09
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 153.
u s. REcIsrER's OFFICE,

u o.. lkk1lh Ell NF~EA AS1t
CAnsoN City. Nevada. July 70. 1860.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Kcntuck Mining Company, BY j.. + Jones,
Its Superintendent, has this day filed in this OF.
lcc Il diagram, together with q notice ofapplica-
ton for n patent from the United states, under
portion Of a lode ofquartz. and other rock, In
place hearing gold and silver, and situated In
the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County;
Nevada. known rs tho Comstock Lode, and
bounded on the north by the mining ground
known as the Yellow Jacket mining ground. and
Point Gold and Silver Mining Company, and
lying between two end lines, ono Of which, being
the south line. commences ut Post No. !, loca-
ted on tho Yellow Jacket Dump. west OF the
Catholic Church, Gold Hill, at which point the
southwest corner dissection 80, Township north,
and runs from centre OF said Post No. !
south T3o 32 cast and north 100 g.. west,
passing through Reference Post No. 2
on the cast side OF canyon at 6j feet, and
through the Crown Point shaft and Reference
Post No. 8. or the west side, Post No. 3 being
located on the northerly side Of Crown Point
street, at u distance Of 7O feet nom Post No. ].
And the other of which being the north line,
commences at q point marked IA" In diagram,
which bears north leo IS cast $3.50 feet rom
Post No. 1, and runs from said said point south
T3o 80 cast and north 78o 32' west, passing
lNlAObkA q N ~ " W. k"S 90 FiA
Of canyon ut $50 feet. and through an iron mon
umont at 2s 25-l0 feet. and Post No. 4 at go
feet on the west side. Tho length OF the claim
upOn said lode IL The distance between said end
lines. which upon the line between saId Post
No. ] and Point "A" II G8.D2 feet. embracing
the whole Of said lode between said end lines,
with all It's dips, spurs. angles and variations.
BY developments already made, the following
points are shown TO be In said portion Of said
lode, and within the wills Of the same, and arc
hereby made a part Of tho description Of the
samei Pirat-;A point In tho T0O.loot Lowell OF
the Kentuck mine, ms ked In the diagram.
which bears from tn, shnft south 800 east 800
feet. SecOnd-A point In the 700.foot level Of
the Kentuck mine, marked &c" In tho diagram,
which bcars from the shat south 80 3V cast 2So
feet. Third-A point In the 7O0-foot level Of the
Kentuck mine, marked p" In the diagrgm,
which bears from tho shlft tolth 6S9 east 80
feet. The amount or ground between the end
lines and the unasccrfaincd walls Of the lode is
estimated ut two acres. Bearings expressed
from the true meridian, magnetic variation leo
49, east. Said claim Is more particularly de-
scribed In the notice and diagram posted In this
Office and on the claim.
+. D. TODD. Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 14S.
" q nrnIsrrn,a nr,rns

CARSON CRY. New, November 5th, 1868. 6
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Globe Mining Company, by n, II. A. Mason,
Superintendent, have this day filed In this ofiico .
diagram, together with o notice Of application
for a Patent from tho United States, under Act
or Ccpgross. approved July ~. 1880, for 1,6OO
ioct Of q certain vein or lode Of quartz or other
rock in place, bearing gold, silver. copper, and
other metals, commonly called and known rs the
Arizona Lode and Globe Mining Company's
claim, situated in the Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada. Said. claim 70 described
as follows, to.wit ! Commencing At . stake .et
summit Of ridge about one-fourth Of 9 mile
northwest Of the. toVn Of American Fin, at
which point Nt. Lincoln bearss ~ w. Gran;
Ito Quarry west Of Rigby's mill bears 8 l8o ~
w. The \ section corner post on the west line
Of Sec; 9 7; 10 n. R. 81 E. benrs 8 go 80 y Ed ~
feet to stake set In deep ravine; thence s $40
r. tS.6 : s9 \ e f,St & tA W 81 \ III II y y nl Es'S y be tss! !!
Containing seven and thirty.fppr hun.
drcSths e 3i-iO6) acres. Said claim, y more
particularly described IN the notice and diagram
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 14S.
n G RycIsryn's OFFICE,

~
c.nsoS CRY. Nevada, October 3. 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I'LL
~ Bacon Mill and Mining Company, BY Az.
Head, President. have this day died In this once
a diagram, together with a notiee OF eppicaiion
for patent from the United States, unde. Act OF
Congress- approved July -, 1856, for Is feet or o
certain vein or lode Of quartz or other rock in
place, bearing gold. silver. copper aud other
metals, commonly called and known a. the Com
s,ock Lode. and Bacon NH and Mining Com
many. in Gold Hin Mining District, Storey
Iounty. NcvAda. Said claim Ia bounded on the
north by the Imperial Company. and on the
south by the Empire Company. and 10 more par
t~icularly described a. follows. viz: Commencing
nj Posi- No. =. which Il situated south 80 W
east distant 460A feet from the southeast corner
of the Imperial and Empire ahalt: running
.h,nce south 80 ~ west Is feet 10 Post No. 3;
thenee north T3o &C. west 10SI.5 feet: thence
north $40 81 west Ass feet; thence north $50
Az west II, IS feet; thence north $50 ~ west
hSi 7 feet 10 Post No. -; thence north 30 ~
east Is feet TO Post No. 81; thence south SO 46
ess. 5ai.T fest; thsReo sonth @o ~ east E.I5
S,.et thence south ST. 81 esst yI.S feet; thence
sou,h T3o 20 east io5T.5 teet to the place Of be-
%,,;nnjnc. containing 1.6S acres, moro or lass.
Resrincs expressed from the true meridian,
,p,"netic variation 100 IL east. Said claim IL
more FULLY described In the notice and diagram
VISITED i'm This oficc and on the claim.
WARREN T. LooKHART, Register.
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CECREGATRD BEI.C HRR

Z ' Is ~ ~ r -
- Mining Company-LOcation OF Works, Gold
HiIl District, storey county, State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at \ meeting OF the
Beard OF Trustees Of this company, held on the
Second ed) day OF March, 1870, an assess
ment OF Two Dollars ($9) per share, in United
States gold coin, was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately to
the Secretary. at the Office OF the Company, No.
4j Merchants Exchange, California street, san
Francisco, California Any stock upon WHICH
,aiI assessment shall remain unpaid on tho
SIXTH 9th DAY OF APRIL, 1870, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be duly adver-
tised for sale At public auction, and unless pay
ment shall bo made before, will be sold ON the
TWENTY-NINTH G9th) day OF April, 1870. to
ply the delinquent Assessment, together with
cots OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
EDW. +. STONE, Secretary.
Ollce - Room No. Is Nerchants' Exchange
Baildins, California strcet, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia. mh+-to
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EI.I.Ow JACKEr SILVER


Mining Company's Office, Gold Hin, New,
March 10Th, lSIO.-Notice 10 hereby given, that
at q meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF tue lei
low Jacket Silver Mining Company, held this the
Sixtccuth day Of March, 1870, an assessment
ISo. ~ OF Seven Dollars go per share was
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stock OF the Company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to W.. c. ~Ialston, Cashier
OF the Bank of California, san Francisco, who II
appointed agent OF the Company for that pur-
posc, aud duly authorized to receipt for the
same. or to the Secretary OF the Company, az
asscssment shall remain unpaid on MONDAY,
the Eighteenth day OF April, 1ST0, shall be
deemed delinquent, and win be duly advertised
for sale at pubic auction, and unless payment
be made before, viii be sed on Thursday, the
Nineieenth day OF May, 1870. at ! o'clock
2. n, In front OF the Company's onice, Gold
nin, Nevada, TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees,
+. +. OSBlSTON, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March 10th, 1870. mhl6-td
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HELMBOLD'S
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TESTIMONY.

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