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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MAY n, 1870:

tne ~ instant, It Is st8ted that Has nsued NJ
c3Eoldata for nomination II C7ru!s Judra I Wsa
10y aadlsea of the fsct until after the meeting I'd.
{,51. R9eo na. tneIefoEe take this method Of n
aatc, 1od Fouid not accept the posiuon uudeT a1v
StlEdtnEsaneeA. OF Judicial honora hsve sf-eadyy
Yours, Jnqee o4o5 t2o MUCH
CHICAGO HsY r. 1sTn onS l. WILSON.
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nae goSn Tbo,nao ~ III ir aoMn = 10 " nn
onsIy wnmnded re Grovse'a Faenn ~ uaas x, =
PoMe, hqrWers nnS hnI snms dltncn3fv NJ ~ ssth
sorms MN Twnrt.t,N ~ m tho honiaSnrt1 12naai
Wrich IAN cnnnar4 " .iames Eonevan 1onna
FttaeefaIi.. lanes Mnrnhy. John corh.ns Thonas a.
Nr1sn1rn fnonnie nnnnrSn E1trar1 nonnEan
Mtchae; ngnhr M aIrc1cs Woo1an Uonasan a1
ninvni IN ihe ho11,erar1 Tern srrcsteT an, fnet
ereu{nr nrourht IN ffis civ and loicrd IN ti ~"
,,SaIitf,, Srncrf pn1tre sfaflor Tha cenaa ~ the
st"bhinr "a not non bt th n,cers trhn rnn1ht oe
he nrisoners ia stated that there was r. gnneTai
Irhf, IN Which ai,nnt twenty persons were ~.
t-s1c,i Srvera, rs.ce.ved bsa f3st h1n;ses ,,ut @
Tbnmas Wos the nnIT one serionsiy initrcd I1c Mc
was stabhed ii tnrrc placess ana Ills Condition Is
considered critical
Miscellaneous.
The Directors OF the Chicago, Danrl1le, VIII
at No. is Washington street, when DF. 4. j. Ba1.
ter, surgeon OF the AtexfnG Hospital, In this city,
, 1870-05-24
REHPEQTFUILY DECLINE.

II tie Editor Of The Chicago 7tioune: ...
Having been absent from the city, yesterday
afternoon. knew nothing OF the proceedings ol
the bar meeting until read the report in to-iay'i
TRIBUNE, md that my name has been presented
IN connection with one Of the new Judgeships.
VIII you kindly permit me the use a.o Of e. Jo31s
said 10 ali M friends who hare spoken to me on
this subject that under no possible circumstances
could be candidate for the position In question.
Your obedieut servant RoRT HaHVEf.
CHICAGO, May e, 1870.
, 1870-05-24
q, q, CIRCUIT COURT,

Fu11CE.
The ca1l of the trial calendar has been con-
clude'l, but as there arc few cases passed 'y
reason Of the engagements OF counsel, the Court
day. The case which was continued over from
Friday tmentioned on Saturday was continued, be-
causc Of very near prospect OF settlement
between the parties.
, 1870-05-24
th18 1yFufpc -'>S' - "AHA

fles 5h,s sof sas incidental n1nstc. TWIN be repeated
Kv1cKKRB THHATKk ... .-
ME Chanfr1u commenced his third week last
evening, st AcvIcker's, with The Streets Of New
YORK, In which he took the roie Of BADGER. The
otaer Important re.ss we're n1'ed as folloN1: Cap
Aut Lrings.on, Hudson; h4er, Rainford; Dan,
Stanley; Ruul FanscHasAt7, Russell; Add, Mra
1niliar here, IND especially its performance By the
present cast, with the exception Of Mr. Chanfrau,
that it does not need any particular mention It Is
admirably put On the stage, the nre scene being
especially crctttahle. II Hm be repeated this
ertning.
pEARBoRE THEATRE,
The Manning MtnstIcls commenced the 1ast week
Of their seaEon lag. evening, with crowded house
and programme embracing, among other num-
hers, Bob Harris famous Stump Speech; Andy NC
keeSs Standing On the P1atfo1n.;r "Shoo, fly
IN IT, sseeR e fs1 a as7 aaa s
not careful Aanning:s Minstrels II the last pleee
audience out Of the house screaming, and SOME
did not get over IT until they had got block away,
much TO the astonIshment Of pereg11uattn9 police
men. Same bill tonight
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BIsHoP IHOAs0SS PROPERTY. ...
Estato OF ENWnrl Thomson. In accordance
with the order OF the Circuit Court upon appeal
The Court accepted the bonds furnished By Rer
W. c. Dandy for so00, 900, being reduction Of
The amount originally demanded equal to SIS, ,00G
, 1870-05-24

The proprietor CT lager beer saloon on North
Clark street developed bit Of hunGr on Sunday,
by arranging his figure OF Gambrinus In a suit Of
mourning. Around the 1oaming glass which this
tate1aIy genius Of lager holds Il bis hand, was 3
same 6ornbre fabric All this was to Indicate tie
proprtetors sorrow and Indignation at having to
close his front door. II he had to close up alto
ge'her he would probably paint Gambrinus black
all Oycr.
, 1870-05-24

st. Louis tMtch.) Magnetic Spring
WATER-Ths watcr, which has been found to
possess such remarkable curative properties, in
complaints, dysncpsin, md ali Other nervous dis
orders, Is put up In quart hotties, and sold By
druggists generally. v. E Moore, East Saginaw,
Is the general agent,
, 1870-05-24

Meteorological record for May g, 1870, as report
ed By ]. @. Langguth, Jr., optician, III Randolph
street, correspondent to the Smithsonian institute
The small letters are the Initials foz the words
"FeeEing, - gentle !" '' high, ;" dry" moist at
, 1870-05-24

PlmnlcS on the Fnce.-F0r Comes
doneS, hacI-wnrrns or grubs, pImply eruptlons,
Comedone and PlmpIc Remedy. sold By al
druggists
and tan from the face, use Pelry'a Moth md
Freck1e Lotion The only reliable and harm1. .ss
remedy. Prepared By pE. D. c. Fcr7yt 40 Bond
stleet, New YORK. Sold br all Druggists
, 1870-05-24

--c-"~-~e~~~-~e
,.BNfAN-THQApS0N-O tho 18th inst, a. the res-
ldcncc Of the BRIDES father. VIM. H. Uryan or Chiraso
10 EllA o. Thomptou. Of Marziisll. Mich
iEl,L; ST Al. Sly tis city May Il nt the
only daughter Of Horace StaTkry, Ed. Of WalWortl
Wis., to Ns. s. H. Ptlr1l. Of Chicuso.
, 1870-05-24
SPORTING MATTERS,
The Rockford Forest Citys Defeat the
Haymakers 81 to 3.
nasc HALL in Chfcago-niI11ards
-Cali1ornIn Sport.
BAHE-BALL,

| WHITE STOCKINGS VS.. GARDEN cTrr4
The White Stockings and Garden CityB will pla,
match game at Ogden Park this afternoon. Thi
viii undoubtedly be one Of the anesr games TIM
have ever been played In this city. The Gardet
CttJs are dissatisfied With the result OF the gamt
s Rla5ed VIII the Chicasos some time since. wherein
S tssS msy' can ead sonselss MSss asx Tssx es lst
the champions. The Garden city s;ss nine I
1ane % 6sen materially senstnened and they
attend viii have chance to see the Chtcasos com.
Ielled 70 draw pretty heavily on their conceded
P. N. Entrance fee to the ground is IS GEMS, ~
BcckEfE VS.. EMNET.
n,a4sd Iae sueIsys and Emmet Clubs Of this cit.
ing result: pueEeyes. e; Emnies, 3
NEW CLrH- ..
rann Inc n'4 & poster q th!s CITY had meeting last
ihey named the strawmakcrs, and elected the foi-
Pss 1sTas f5esfeBans: 9Sssg; E n Tfax5s ss csp,an 1
c. SheETo, Treasurer. -
NE FOREST c1Trs AT TROY,
iRof, \. =, May sa,-1n the game Of base bail
ford, ullnois. champion amateurs OF the North
vest and the usymaIers. the score stood: Forest
GIT, 2: HaymsketR, : The President Of the
most terrific batting ever seen ID Troy. The day
YES magnificent for base bali DOYLE, AJfiy, ana
DarstoT LED he Forest CITY score. The Ha5mak-
excitement In TtoT IN consequence Of the result OF
the game.
GA4Es ELSEWHERE
CfSCNEA71- May 23--The Red STOCKINGS playe,l
The 0tiona. Of Lexington, Ky., on the grounds OF
the latter, TO day, and defeated them with score
NV TexF, May ss-Tne Eckoruu best the
Unions, Of Mor1sania, at base bai1-sl against ..
/. BOSTON, May ea-Tne Athletics, OF PhIladel-
phia, beat the HAITa1d Base BAH CfuD By q score
Of 20 to S.
WASHINGTON, May ea-The Atlantics, OF Brook
Ign, beat the OlympIcs at base ball-s9 to-.
BILLIARDS.
LARGEST AVERAGE Or RECORD At TIE FRENCH
GAME
From the .yezc FORK Tribune, Aaya1.
During the past week Cyr1le Dion. who Is In the
city preparing for his great battle Wath- Rudophe
for the champion cue, has been contendlng with
several Of the billiard experts at the three-bau
Nj. Mckay, the finest amateur play Jer In this coun-
Hy, Two games Of 400 points each, but was de-
fested in both owing to the reaily splendid play Of
his opponent The t1rst gameAcKay won By 16
Ind Ind D1on.s 20. The second Sc ''1iG Tine ~
asking, however, Mckay did not give his
opponent chance, scoring game to Dlons IS, and
making the 100 points In i've innings, as follows:
9, II, e. !, Il. The tun OF g was marvellous
display Of skill, and tho average Of this game {s0)
Is the highest ever made In the United States. It
and the difficulty Of Masking such run is well
known to billiard llayerA It must not be thought
that Dion is In bad play becanse Of this defeat for
no man could have successfully commended against
such play rs Mckays On Thursday.
Rudolphe arrived In this city yesterday.
, 1870-05-24
MARRIED,

Paper 11augings md Window
Shades, latest styles Paints. oils, glass and
brushes, at T. E. iugO5's, 50 Kandolphh-snt t. 1
, 1870-05-24

Salt 1shennl cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, made by CasWeu, Hazard 4 Co., New
York. ~ -''
, 1870-05-24
THE TNRF

RACES on THE onion COURSE, LONG ISLAND
NEW SoEK, May 2a-Unlon Course spr1pg tret-
| ting meeting commenced to-day. The firsr race,
tor hoIsss that never beat three minutes was won
W Charles Green, IN 40. e:saaz, and $40.
The second race for horses that never beat s:35
was won by Lady Wells, beating FInnisan, Col.
onel Fisk. Lady Seats, lydia Thompson, and
Butcher Boy, IN e.31 i, s:33, and a:35.
, 1870-05-24
RNTTEENEWyTsR
AMUSEMEWTS.
CR0SBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAkDlTALIAN OPERA.

!
| Commencing Monday. May 80.
With the following eminent artists foruius ono Of the
srals co11hnatons Of opers.c talent shss has oyrr
visited the Wcst:
Mime. MARIETTA GAZZAMfCA.
The distinguished American Prinx Doona.
Miss ISABEL McCULLOCKl.
The famous Contratto,
Mmcs lMDGs ENE BROWN,
(Ear rzt appearance here). The fs1ore Puma Donna
Mllcs LAi6ls
Fist appearance here Of tho reJ celebrated Tenor,
SiEnOI- @. LIE E.KxANC-
The popular s1ver-voiced Terror.
SiEnor r. BREGNOL1s
Tho eminent Baritone,
SIRnOr PETRILII.
The renowned BaAso
Herr JOSEF HERMAMMSr
Bsseos BnHo Signori FOSSATl and ARTIr
Full Chen1. and soHLplsts Orchestra under the stse
direction Of SIgnor P.GfORZA~
Opening Night, Monday, May so
First appearance OF tho celebrated Tenor.
Signor LEFRANC, in II Trovatore.
The rcpertczc OF the rcek will include Balo in Mas
chera Pol!nto Faust Dan Giovanni md Rossins chef
The sale of esat1 wiu commence On Thufsday morn-
Ing.
, 1870-05-24

The east end OF the Washlngtoulau Home build
has recently undergone complete system OF re-
pars The painter and paper hanger, carpenter and
plumber having finished their labOrH. The result
With bathroom. tc-, well arranged for those who
may seek treatment at this INSTITUTION This part
OF the building Is separate from the male depart
Ment, unl Will he devoted exclusively to the fe-
male department, which for the present will be un-
der the charge OF the Superintendent AMI MatEon
Of the male department, assisted By the Ladies'
making this branch Of refonnato1y work sue
ceaa, and intend 10 spare no pains to insure =
pleasant rrtreat for those seeking It's sheltcr1ng
the Committee on Admission to this dep partneut
, 1870-05-24
DIED,

this city, May q, Vt her residence, No.
- in.tedFt. Helen LouiEa. wife Of Theodore Smith,
aErd n yeare, mouth1-
70 Wisconsin parcfr plcnte COPY.
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~ the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
In the report Of the bar meeting, In youz Issue Of
, 1870-05-24

LOST AND V1Vo3s1SSS-- 1VIo313s1S1---,-----.-~
osr~oR sToIESzEEoA TIE 1syess GoenEs IL ees@ gs
L! fwrntJ-fith sHd snc. fxil anl ,csA Iat:.l re-
9tfs Wsqa 9 III ie psid for Its ErtEa ~ a0o'e as.
o.- c.-e,,SnD4Y. THE 9p, IN OR HEWEKH
ss, u e 1t aaasl
Ntth whltd duI sr ItaTe It II the Tribune ot1ee
er-EDD--poJ7EE EET-BOOK CONTAINING HONEY.
EOU:SSt ~ ownrr caa hare By paying for ITc1tise-
.a:sS1 @9GEfn oR SToLEY-FROX MAJ THE
S1A-a.r II Polk and Ha1stcdsss Satufaa,n night. =
;isv m.T saddle .ad h:Idle Aase abou Jca15
IS X Ii her tai shte Any pefsou retE1tD4 tta
ss1nr or giving information will literally rwarded.
Ly r C. FEESEY, ID; and lEa Asdtsoaat
, 1870-05-24

UAlL1 EAtUhSlVNSs
The Steamer SARAH VAN ErS will leave C,srks
kIldse da,iy; for the qE6: at II and ?. n,
Park, It p M returning u p NJ FaTr, each roind
trip, 70 ctntF This b. chartered Tor picncs
and excursions. Apply on board
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08
PRUssIAN JUBILEE.

tFrom the White Pine News, September 6l
Sunday evening the Germans OF this
city and vicinity had q grand jolliiica-
ton, the OCCASION of which was the
contirmatory news, published in our
paper that morning, of the brilliant
success Of Prussian arms over the
whilom fugitive from Ham-Louis
Bonaparte. him whom Republican
France, In 1913, elected but for the
purpose of betraying the Republic in
violation Of oath, honor, and all things
held sacred by mankind. Conceiving
they had came to celebrate n triumph,
the Germans caused huge hontireS to
be built OH Treasure Peak, from which
rockets also d&rted heavcnward. illu-
minating VALLEY and hillock below.
Cannon'S rude ,hroats bclched forth
Jove's counterfc.tS. Sweet Music float
ell harmoniouSly upon the crisp night
air. A grand procession filed along
our city's streets; aud we were re-
minded Of like scenes witnessed years
before when armies of Union and Con-
federacy had met to conquer or to fall.
At about So o'clock the City Hall was
filled, and several impromptu~ speeches
made. Governor Miller was the first
called; then ID. r. Ashley. Esq, T'hos.
Wren. Esq, +. b. S%tonehill. Esq. who
were followed by Hon. Thos. Fitch
all Of whom delivered, pertinent ad-
dresses which elected great applause.
No doubt the Germans have causc for
rejoicing; therefore. let not the N
OF France o ut the humiliation of
Napoleon, for though the M of the
Corsican family has forever set in in
fanny. their country, the fair land Of
the Gauls, yet bears rs noble children
rs evcr ruled the earth. Germans and
French alike will. in the future, COM
minSle their tears in memory Of the
fallen dead, and hecatombS along the
Rhine will commemorate the devotion
Of n foolish people TO the whims Of
foolish sovereigns. Within Il recol-
lection Bonaparte has been n convict,
n auper. and IN exile Republican
and President murderer OF scores Of
his countrymen ; eSecutioner Of better
men than himself; tyrant and En-
peror-though his rule has been re-
markable for wisdom aud firmness.
And now that he has fallen, we are
thankful-though with countrymen Of
lafayette we s%ympathize.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

LIFE INsuRANcG.-rhe total asset;
Of Life I%rsrranyy Companies doing
business In New York are S222, $685.
200 total premium receipts for the
year 1859, SS5.it5.62l &; receipts from
all sources, $97, $780, 39; policy claims
paid In the year, l 5,5is, IA dividend
additions, Sl4,l1o.755; expenses of
management, SIS, 7os, 1925; number of
policies issued in the year, 237, 81 ;
amount insured, 500, 030.lo7; total
number Of policies in force, 656, no
total amount Of insurance in force,
$l,935, $50, 1859; policy reserve, or
amount necessary to reinsure all pol
icles in force, January lst, 1870. Sl64,-
500, l04. We have complied the fore
going from the New York Insurance
Report of 1859.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

AMERICANS DO YoUR DUrY.-ED-
TORS ALTA: I, of German birth, but
an American citizen by naturalization
and instinct. aud who have for n great
many years been Identified with Amer
lean interests here, and who have had
the honor to be on the battlefield
struggling for the rights Of mankind
and that God-like Instrument, the
Declaration of American independence,
am now compelled to inform the
American. German and Italian popr-
lotjon of our community that 4 League
has been formed against the three
nationalities above mentioned by the
Irish citizens Of this city; that any
one of the above nationalities that
nav bs employed by M Irishnah, the
EMPLOYER violates an oath to his
society, which has been forced upon
him by a star chamber of politicians,
who are using every effort to imtim-
idate the German vote. and by whlcn
they have pronounced an order Of en-
communication upon NIL lrishmen VINO
In any way assist either Of the three
nationalities. / am sorry TO see that n
society of this kind has been formed,
but, thank God, the Germans and
Italians cannot DC unlimited by threats
to violate their oath to the United
States Government. We are Amer
leans; OH hearts are with this coun-
try ; and no threats or brides can turn
Us from the path Of duty. ! remain
yours truly, 8. T.-S. +. Ahd, TIL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

GOLD - GRBENBACKS THE CITY
EI.ECTION a GRAND WELCOME
TO GENERAL SHERMAN LAST
NIGHT = DISPLAY OF FLAGS To-
DAY. s
SAN FRANCISCO, September SAP. NJ.
Gold at II A. NJ, 1l41S; ffve-twenties,
ll2S93loH; greenbacks, sSA-Sell-
Ing at s9A.
George d. Marshall, a farmer living
near Pacheco, was shot dead just as he
had risen from his bed this morning,
by a farmland named Donovan, with
whom he had quarreled the night pre-
vious. sd
The election returns r complete
from all but part of the Ninth Ward,
and show Crowley's majority to be
3,s5S. 1t will not fall much short of
1000. The vote between Austin and
Peters is very close, but 1t Is now be-
lieved that Austin has about 80 ma
jority. Resented, for Fire Commits
sioner, has from 400 to 500 majority.
Benjamin (Tax-payer) beats Doolan
(Democrat) for Public Administrator.
The Supervisors elected are believed
to be: First Ward-Hanson, Repub-
lican and Independent Third Ward
Kenny, Democrat; Fifth ward-Good-
win, Democrat; Seventh Ward
o'Ncil, Democrat; Ninth Ward
Shrader, Republican. The straight-out
Republican and Anti-Chinese each
polled from 1000 to 9, 1000 votes in the
city. -as.
The reception of General Sherman
last evening proved q magnificent
affair. The first manifestation in CAL
ifornia was at daybreak at Cisco, where
n band played Marching Through Geor-
MA and n few miners cheered. He
arrived Mt San Francisco at half past
6 o'clock, and was received at the
wharf by Charles D. Carter, President
Of the Pioneers, with an address Of
welcome back to California. Bluxom's
Battery fired a salute.
To-day there Is a general display of
flags all over the city in compliment
to General Sherman.
The weather is delightful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08
CAUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N following described hrst.class Warrants oil
Storey County, State Of Nevada, redeemed by
said county March 30, 1867, from Geo, +. Jones
Co., have been lost or mlslaid, and all persons
arc cautioned against purchasing the same, as
they will not be paid:
Warrant No. l,562, Issued to Walter Davidson,
January 8, 1854, registered January 8, 1864
principal, $3.50 90; interest. $50 %; total,
$3.50 ~.
Warrant No. 1907, issued to John Manning,
January il. 1864 registered samc date; phnci.
pal, Sl25; interest. $40 %; total, $i65 %.
Warrant No. 1,50s, Issued to Geo. F. Jones &
Co., January IL, 1864, registered samc date;
principal. sl,02s IS; interest, $3.50 %; total,
1888 81.
Warrant No. 1.599, issued January 10, 1864, to
E. Bonnafous & Co., registered same date prin-
cipal, $50 90; interest, $iS 20 total, .$l9S %.
Warrant No. l,5oa. issued to C !. w. BonyDge
& Co. January IL. 1854, registered same date
principal, $l,l28 s.; interest, $3.50 Al; total,
Sl.49l 80.
By order Of the Board OF County Commission
crs OF Storey county, Nevada.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
V;r,inIo Sontamher7 I8-0 gp2.lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

STATE CONVENTION. Arrangements have
been maac to hold tho Democratic State Con-
Veniion In a large tent that will hold all the
people who are DESTROYS OF attending.-EKo
Mdspsndsnt.
Don't be e%Stravasant, brother Street.
1t will not require a very Large tent
to hold the entire Democratic party
Of the State this fall. The canvas need
not be very extensively spread-for the
reason that there is very little "plat-
form" whereon to build it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

The last French Republic was pro-
claimed IN Paris on February %, lsiS,
Louis Philippe having abdicated the
throne and fed to England. Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte was elected
President In December Of the same
year; he was iraudulently reelected
for a term Of ten years December 81,
1881, the coup d'etat having taken place
on the second day of that month, and
on December 2, 1852, he vas declared
Emperor. with the title Of Napoleon
III.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

AT twenty-three minutes past nine
o'clock last Friday evening a Chicago
debating society resolved "that the
moment has arrived for pressing the
Alabama claims"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08
WV. rs OhNn, SICih'
Virginia, September 7, 1870. seS-lw
,RLCHRR sILvRR MINING

II "Ik NJ UFWE III ~
Is Company-Location OF Works. Gold Hill.
Storey County, Nevada.-Notice Is hereby given
that ut u meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of
said Company, held on the 9Th day Of September,
1870, an assessment No. 81 Of Two Dollars
(Sa OOJ per share was levied upon the cap.
dintcly, In United States gold coin, to the Secrc.
tary. at the office Of the Company. No. 40
California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
cmam unpaid on MONDAY, October 10.
1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and will he
duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, October 20, 1870, to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. C. KIBBE, Secretary.
oGce-Room No. 81 Hayward's Building, No.
40 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
EnIld
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

A KENTUCKY clergyman, ~sixty-f1ve
years old Is cutting a jaw-tooth that
replaces one he lost ten years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

As THE Empress Eugenle Is the ack-
n~owlcdgcd leader Of Fashion, we may
shortly expect something stylish In the
way Of travelling dresses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

A CONTEMPORARY objects to the Gus
tom of those Western packers VINO
think that diseased cattle sailed down
are necessarily "cured meats"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

ABnL has been introduced into the
Georgia Legislature making "dissatis-
faction ground for divorce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

PRESIDENT GRANT is expected to at
tend the Vermont State Fair which
opens on the 18th Of September.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

A NEW York paper reports rs M
"amuslng discovery " an honest Tam
any Official. T~zg-e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

The annua, catch Of goldfish on the
Newfoundland banks Is stated at one
hundred and forty million.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
w. n. n. LEE,

az GOLD HIl.I.. ANNOUNCES
~ himself as a candidate for Assessor Of
Storey County, subject 10 the nomination Of tho
Republican County Convention, and respect
fully solicits the support Of the delegates OF tho
different Wards Of the County. -pledgtng him.
self that II elected to perform the duties OF inc
ONCE with honesty and impartiality.
~ Gold Hill, August 2oth, 1910. au1o'ta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08

ALADY in her will recently ordered
her body to be burnt, as she was afraid
OF being buried alive.