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AS "A Holiday Present, Nothing would be
more Appreciated than one of
these Machines.

VNHESE UNEQUALLED MACHINES 20 ALL THE DIFF
make all the different kinds of Stitches without the eomp
cations of the other Machines.
All persons will please examine the WHEELER WILL
son SEWING MACHINES before purchasing auy other.
The Wheeler Wilson as is we'll known has nearly
every trial in which II has competed the highest award
merit The other machines confident
have entered the lists, time and again. only be deated
and finding impossible to compete fairly have endeayored
to decry the value of Premiums. They however
to boast OF the few they have received But ia the grand
trial daily throughout the world where only
finds favor and superiority wins the the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine stands tumphanty the champion
by the verdict of the people
These Machines are adapted 10 every
variety of Sewing
from the lghtest muslins to the heaviest cloths They
work equally well upon Silk, Linen, Wooden and Cotton
goods with silk, Linen Cotton thread Scanning Quilting,
Gathering Hemmng Felling, Cording, Tuckng Bradng,
Embroderng aud making Button Holes, with the greatest
facility.
in convenient for the purchaser visit the saesroom,
the order be forwarded to the Office and II will be
faithfully filled the selection had been made personally
Full instructions, recently compiled aud giving full mior
nation point In detail accompany each Machine
aud enable the most inexperienced to operate without diff
Guilty.
interest in tho successful working Machines rot
second to that of the purchaser and esteem privilege
to aid by correspondence otherwise person requiring
il.
W NJ STODDARD,
Genl Agent for Pacific Coast,
ontgomery, cor. Sacramento st. San Francisco. \.
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JUNCTION CRY. RACEs.-The races at Junction
City on Saturday, the I'd instant, were decidedly
exciting. The principal race between "Buck-
skim and "Old Cow for three hundred
dollars, the first to come off and the horses
started at about O clock p. NJ. Down to the
present writing the judges have not agreed.
Those at the outcome said that "Buckskin "
five feet ahead. At the other end of the
track the Judges varied very much. The
" Buckskin" man said that the q Old Cow " had
two feet start, while his colleague claimed that
the l." Old Cow" was ten feet behind 1t will be
seen at once this is too great a variance to be on
the square. From what we can learn "Buck-
skin ought to be the fastest horse it being said
that lie is the next to the fastest quarter horse
in the State, and has never been beaten. If he
is so remarkably fast there must have been an
attempt to jockey and barely win. In this event
it is possible that the " Buckskin" rider played it
just a little too fine. We were not and are now
nowise interested in the race. The Humboldt men
should have fair play and a decision be made,
one way or the other. After the race mentioned
Johnny Colbert matched - Hoopa Dick " against
Billy Wadorfs " Queen of Red Hill " for purse
of $40 Hoopa Dick " won the race by thirty
feet. Another race for $40 side was made by
James Edgecombe and Charley Kuper, between
a bay horse owned by Edgecombe and bay
owned at Northfork. Edgecombe's horse won
easily, by thirty feet more. Taking it alto
gether the day was very lively one at Junction
City, great many attending from all parts of
the county. Betting was not brisk from the
scarcity of money, and, besides the popular
4 Judgement seemed to know the winning nags.
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NJ FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,
A. IL. SUPLEE,
2O9 hearnN street, San Erancieco

Dsy" Very liberal arrangements made with
parties of energy, good standing and capital who
may wish to engage in the sale Of these ma
chimes, as agents, in such territory as yet re-
mains unoccupied, for further information and
private circular, address A. II. SUPLEE, 203
kearny street, San Francisco, Gal. 8
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MISUNDERSTANDING SoMEwHERE.-Last Wednes-
day evening John Clifford arrived at Weaver
will with the Humboldt mail, this being his
frs: trip under his contract with the department.
Grant |. Taggart also arrived from Shasta the
same evening for the purpose of carrying the
same mail, claiming that under instructions re-
ceved from Washington he was entitled so to
do. Clifford said that he had complied with
everything required by law and began service
on the first mail day after the first day of July.
Our Postmaster was compelled to choose be-
tween the two, and gave the mail to Clifford.
We are unable to pronounce upon the merits Of
the controversy, but have no hesitation in say
ing that Postmaster Hartman will do what he
believes his duty
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A FIRE.-About one o o'clock on Monday last,
the dwelling of Alex. Stiler, in Weaverville, was
discovered to be on fire. The alarm being given
rush was made for the premises, but the con-
hagratiOn could not be stayed. 1t would seem
that the fire originated in the roof or upper
story, but exactly how or where, cannot be as
eertained. All efforts to extinguish the fire
was unAvaing, but its progress was checked
80 that nearly all the movabes within the build
Ing were removed to place of safety. One act
A OF humane daring connected with the burning
deserves especial mention: young man hail
ing from lower Trinity, understanding that there
was children in the loft made his way through
'he names to their rescue Penetrating to the gar
ret, he discovered that he was mistaken, no lv-
ing person being there but himself. The conha-
grafton ragged with such violence that our hero
p"rely escaped with his life by jumping through
'he window to the ground below. AS it was,
ms hair was ablaze and one hand cut in dashing
through the window. Stil!ers loss about 500 (;
no Insurance.
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PRESIDENT OF THE DAY.-At meeting of the
''''Aens held at the courthouse, in Weavervile,
'on Saturday evening, July I'd, Hon. John Nc
nIrry was selected to preside at the fourth of
.'"'y exercises on the Monday following
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A Perfumed Too,h-washI

Mix teaspoonfn of Murray Lanmans Florida Water in
tumbler of pure soft water and you tooth-wah far
superior to all the lotions and dentifces offered for
sale 1t will not nure the enamel will heal all tenderness
or soreness of the gums mouth, and will impart most
delightful fragrance to the BREATH
B1As there are countereits possessing of these
hygienic properties, always ask for the Fori gar pre-
pared by Lanman Kemp, New York. $50
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FOOT RAoE.-A foot race for purse of $l3 so,
distance one hundred yards, came off in Weaver
'"'e Sunday afternoon, Sd instant. " Boney''
Mi aad the Humboldt Boy" were the contestants.
ne " humboldt Boy" won the race and took the
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the delights
of HOME, and the propriety or impropriety OF
getting Married, with sanitary help for those
who feel untitled for matrimonial happiness
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, Ho,o-
ard association, Boz +, PAtIadelpAia, Penn.
223m
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No ExousE.-It will be seen by notice else
where that Mr.. Stiller asks those indebted to
him to come forward and pay up. Those owing
Mr.. Stiler and failing to come to his relief, at
this distressing juncture are entirely without ex-
cuse if they possess or can possibly beg or bor-
row the amount.
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To BE RUN OvER.-Siuce penning an account
of the races at junction City on the I'd instant,
we received the following communication from
that place;
As has been generally known among your
readers, the race between " "Buckskin Dick" and
"Old Cow" at JunctioR City, July I'd, has not
been decided. As there was no chance for
decision, owing to difference of opinion between
the judges, it has been agreed to run another
race, the terms of which have been set down in
writing and signed by W. C. Given, now owner
of "Old Cow, and l.. w. Kirk, owner of Buck
skin, and are as follow the race to be run Sat
urday, July 10th distance four hundred yards :;
stakes $500 forfeit $500, now up. Should any
difference exist between the judges they are to
be sworn and their statements taken as final.
The track is to be put in the best possible con-
dltion, and the public may rest assured that this
race will be run 'on the square" as there is
considerable feeling on all sides, and each party
is anxious to have his horse win. John Jackson
has been selected as stake holder. few scrub
races will also be run.
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SAD AFFAIR.-We have to record the details
of distressing affair happening on Canon creek,
last Tuesday afternoon. A little son of Mr.. Ell
lis Flowers, residing at Canon City, got some
matches off the shelf, and together with his two
little sisters, was playing on the back porch.
The youngest GIRL while amusing herself strik-
ing matches alight, accidentally set fire to the
clothing of her older sister Mrs. Flowers, hear
ing the screams of her child, ran to her, and
catching her in her arms, ran with her 20 a tank
near by and plunged the little sufferer into it,,
thus extinguishing the flames. From DR.. Mon
tague, who was summoned to their relief, we
learn that their injuries will not prove fatal.
She little girl, aged about three years and nine
months, is burned on the left breast, side and
arm, but not deeply. Mrs. Flowers left hand
was literally roasted, and it may be crippled for
lie. The other hand was burned some, but not
seriously.
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l. o. o. F.--NEw OFFICERS. - The following
named persons were installed officers of Stella
Encampment, No. IL, at Weavcrville, July 9Th,
by A. Bowler, D.D.G.P.: F. W. Young, C.P.
10 Craig, HIP; j. A. s. Jones, S.W.; w. H.
Bachelor, s.; d. Hansen, T.; e. Cornell, JW.; ;
A. Bowler, G.; G. w, Smith, lst W.; B. b, Rule, ,
lst G. of r.; VIM. Rule, I.G.
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TEMPERANCE AT JUNCTION CITY On Friday
evening, Jnne oath, Miss Emery, State Deputy of
i. o. G. 7. of California organized a lodge at
junction City with the following charter officers
G. W. Craig, Wet; Mrs, L. E. Craig, WIT;
W. c. Given, VS.; Miss G. A. Chapman, w T..
II L. Tomar, W.M.; John Whitmore, VIC; J.
7. Lowe, w LG.; NJ. T. Merrill PIVOT. The
following is list of officers of Junction City D-
vision, No 35, S. of T. for quarter commencing
July LIST: W. G. Given, W.P.; W. II. Nichols,
WA. Geo. Laws HIS; C. W. Craig, F.S.; JOS
Mckinney, T.. s. G. Steele, c.; H. L. Tomar,
A.C.; Jas. d. H. Johnson, Is; Oscar Laws,
O.S.; j. G. Clark, P.WP.; j. A. Torrance,
OHM.
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LEcTUREs.-We omitted last week to notice
two lectures by Miss Anna NJ. Morrson-the
first, " In Opposition to Woman Suffrage" and
the next on Z" Memory and its Influences" Miss
Morrison is about seventeen good looking, and
possesses a good deal of decision. The Butte
county papers speak of her as manifesting un-
were very well pleased with the style in which
Miss Morrison handled her subjects. The i'm
preston made by her in Weaverville may be
stated thus she was generally praised by the
men and right smartly abused by some of the
ladies,
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THE HOWE MACHINE C0MPAEY'S
WORLD RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES !!

DARlS EXPOSITION UNIVERSETLE, 1867,
| Two Grand Prizes, Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honor, to Elias Howe, Jr, as inventor,
and
Gold Medal for the Best Sewing Machine,
The highest honors ever conferred for Sewing
Machines
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THE GRANDEsT IN THE woRGDl
The Judges, the whole World, and the
Trial Fifteen Years Duration.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT;
" TIE WHEELER f. WILSON SEWING
MACHINE THE CHANPION!p
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WEED SEWING MACHINES

First - Their New Family Favorte." Second-Their
New, Light and Noseless Manufacturers Sewing Machines
Wrdly-rheir immense heavy Manufacturers FaNoTite'
The three together combining the advantages o all others
the present tme being BEST aud doing the
workha received throughout Europe and States and upon
this Cunst.
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Prics, from 500 To $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What In Tonic {


Bear this in mind-thata although n tonic 10. to q
certain extent, a stlmulant-a stimulant, unmodihcd
br any medicinal substances, Is not a tonic. but A
prIRILrrASr. In HoSrErTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS there Is q stimulating element Of the purest
grade manufactured In this or any other country.
Every fiery and corrosive oil or acid which contain.
mates the ordinary liquors OF commerce. are cx'
PEELED from the rye spirit which forms the alcoholic
ba,I, o the BlTTERS. by careful and repeated rec
tIncatlon. The juices OF tho valuable roots. burks
and herbs, infused into this wholesome product OF
the finest grain, still further modify Its nature so
that It becomes. In fact, o simple dlifusive agent,
NISrs all the heady and brain exciting properties
which belong, more or less, to all liquors In o raw
state. II h merely the safe and harmless vehicle
which renders the medicinal virtues or tho prepara.
ton Notwithstanding their actiyc power. and
diinsing them through the system. Hence the
pleasant and gentle glow which Is experienced after
taking q dose OF the BITTERS. Instead Of creating
headache. az unmeiicated stimulants arc apt 10
do, this salubrous tonic Is the best known remedy.
for that complaint. II Gains and cools cerebral cI.
element. strengthens the nerves, promotes the &C.
cretlon OF the gastric Juice, invlgorates the bowels,
determines the iluids to the surface. improves the
appetite, increases the animal vigor. regulates or
gan!c action, and. from Its mild yet effective nltera-
tive qualities. Is the very beat preparation that can
10 administered 10 the weaker sex IN the peculiar
difficulties 10 which their organisation subjects
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23

FROM ELKO.

ELYo, March 2l.-This afternoon 4
dispute arose Mt Butterfield's ranch,
IS miles from this place, about the
ownership Of some land, when a man
named Nichols drew q revolver and
shot at John Gregg, carrying away his
eyebrow. His second shot was fired
at A. c. Wright, taking effect In the
arm. Wright returned the shot, hitting
Nichols in the left breast, glancing
around the ribs. The men were brought
to Elko to have the balls extracted.
The wounds are not considered dan
gerous in either case.
Last night a fire broke out IN the
photograph rooms of Mr.. Sutterly:
Fortunately the flames were discovered
in time to extinguish them before any
serious damage was done.
Whitney & Co. shipped to-day to
their firm In San Francisco three
car loads of bullion. d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23
GRAIN PROSPECTS, IN CALIFORNIA

The Monterey Democrat says: The
grain fields In the county generally do
not look badly, though it Is obvious
that the frosts prevalent since the rains
of February have much retarded the
growth Of vegetation. A few showers
between this and the season of matur-
ity will ensure q yield. perhaps ex-
ceeding the average, but 1t is clear that
the growth of straw will be light. For
similar reasons, the grass crop will not
be heavy, In the lower part Of the
county not being likely to grow more
than a few inches before forming seed.
The Colusa SIN says: Never since
the settlement of this county have the
agricultural prospects presented a bet
ter promise at this season OF the year
than at the present time.
The Contra Costa Gazette says: II
does seem that the rain this season
could not come except just at the best
time and in the measure and manner
10 do most good.
In Yolo, according to the Nal, the
grain never looked better In March
than it does now.
The rain fall to the 18th instant was
II inches at Grass Valley, liz at Oak
land, II ut Pacheco, and 4 inches In
Tulare.
The frost has injured the fruit buds
In many counties, mostly In the peach
orchards, but the injury is not sup
posed to be sufficient to make u short
crop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23

TuE INCOME TAX LAW RErEALED.-
There is a serious Misrepresentation in
the public mind in relation to the IN
. come tax. Petitions are being sent to
Washington for the repeal Of the law.
Il should be distinctly understood that
the.income tax law was repealed by
limitation on the 3lst day of Decem-
Der. 1860. The tax now being assessed
is for the year 1869. After 1t is paid
10 other income tax can be collected
or assessed without the enactment Of
an entirely new law, which Is not
likely to be brought about. The repeal
of the old law is final and uncondi-
tional. 1t takes effect as soo as the
lax for 1869 is paid. Ablll passed the
House under the previous question gag
rule 4 few days ago, providing for the
assessment and collection Of an income
tax for one year only 1SI0). but 1t met
with disastrous defeat in the Senate.
1t Is not ut all likely that Congress
will put such n needless burden upon
the people again in face Of the unani-
NOUS protest Of the entire press Of the
country. The occasion that called for
IL has passed away forever. Let us
have no more income tax laws.-NeH
York Kerat2.
II we are not mistaken, we believe
all that the Federal Assessors are doing
ut this time Is simply assessing the in
come tax for the year ending Decem-
Der 3lst, 1859.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23
Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL re the COLE HILL DAILY Nxws n
ruE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LiSH.l
DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
A Terrible Steam Boiler Explosion q

A Terrible Steam Beiler Explosion and
Loss Of Life.
Por1svII.LE, Pa, March 22.-This
morning, the boiler attached to the
machinery of a coal mine near Aumers-
Vile. exploded. The building was
demolished and the boiler carried over
one hundred yards. Three boys and
one man, John Kelly, were instantly
killed ; ten men and boys were badly
injured In various ways. The cause OF
the explosion is unknown. The boiler
was in good condition previous to the
accident. a Coroner's' Inquest Is pro-
crossing.
A Sad suicide Caused BY I%ntouperance.
C~IScINNATr, March GA young
man named Herbert Walker, Of De-
troit, was found dead In his room at q
hotel, to-day. His memoranda H.
Dictated suicide, induced by n vain effort
to reform his dissipated habits.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va. March 22.-All Is
quiet to-day. Cahoon's motion for an
Injunction will be heard in the United
States District Court tomorrow, before
Judge Underwood. {
The funeral to-day Of Mr.. Bush,
special policeman, killed on Sunday,
was largely attended. The Mayor and
City Council were in the public pro
ceSsi0n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23
FROM WOODLAND.

WOODLAND, Yolo County, Cal,
March 2l.-0ne a load Of the finest
cattle ever raised in Yolo County,
were shipped to-day by Fleishman q
Kaufman, consigned to r. O'Neill,'
California street, San Francisco. They
were still fed fourteen months by J..
Langenour, three miles from this city.
There are two oxen with them, weigh
ing $500 pounds each one Durham
heller, 1000. /.
James McTurk, tho party who got
away from the Sheriff OF Tehama
County, while en- route for the State
Prison, was arrested by j. Bullock,
Sheriff Of Yolo, about six miles from
here. and Is now In the county jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23
ITRMs.

From tic Silver State, March 22d.1 ngf
RETURNED TO Hrs EARLY LOVE-
Jesse King, an old Humboldter, and
the discoyerer Of the Manitowoc ledge,
after travelling all over the northern
country, and exploring and prospecting
almost every known mining camp that
he could hear OF IN his travels, has at
length returned and settled down In
old Humboldt, which he considers the
most promising Of all the mining sec
tions within his knowledge, and on
yesterday, while prospecting on the
hill below the Arizona, discovered q
ledge which Is pronounced by good
judges to be very rich In silver and a
valuable property. Some men are born
to good luck.
The PIONEER MILI--This mill, TN
der the management Of Gov. Fall, rs
agent of the Pioneer Company, started
up one day last week, since which time
1t has been running to Its full capacity
on Manitowoc ore. Since this mill was
last In motion it has underwent exteil-
sive alterations and improvements.
DISTRICT CoURT.-From present ap-
pearances the business OF. the Fifth Dis
trict Court will be very light during
the coming April term. The most i'm
portant, probably, will be the case of
county boundary between Lyon and
Washoe counties, transferred from
Ormsby County to this county for trial
it having been twice tried In Orms-
by, and the jury were divided In both
trials.
GRAND CEr.EBRAT1oN.-The Odd Fell
lows of Winnemucca are preparing for
q grand celebration Oh the 96th Of
April next, that being the anniversary
of the Order In the United States. 4
programme Of arrangements will be
duly published. AS the Order Is we'll
represented In this county, It Is expect
ed, the celebration will be ap imposing
affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-23

The SILVER SrATE.-This is the title
of 4 new weekly newspaper just started
ut Unionyllle, Humboldt County, by
II. \. Waldo. a lawyer in that place ;
the subscription price being S5a year.
1t is a neatly printed paper, p by 80,
and its editorials and selected matter
evince some newspaper experience by
the publisher. In his "Salutatory " the
editor says:
Unionville Is both proud and ambi-
tious; but pride sometimes has a fall,
and ambition Is liable to oyerreach
itself and fall heavily OH the other
side. In obedience to the demands OF
pride and ambition, the good people
Of Cniouville have demanded an organ,
that their light may be made to shine
abroad. bearing evidences TO the outer
world that they still live, and are
animated with 4 laudable desire to be
heard if not seen. The mining and
business interests Of Unionville never
in the memory of the Oldest ~inhabitant
looked so tlattering and hopeful as at
present. while the same may be truth
fully said Of all portions Of the couu-
try. Mining. agriculture and stock
raising, and in fact every material
Interest Of 4 thrifty and enterprIsing
people, are rapidly growing In import
ance, and will soon occupy a command
ing position In the State. Political
discussions will be subordlnated to
local and material concerns; In a
word. as it Is not our purpose to use
the Steer State as 3 stepping-stone to
political preferment, we shall endeayor
TO supply the citizens Of Humboldt
County with a flrst-class local news
paper, irrespective of politics or po-
iitical parties, and solicit the support
OF all, regardless Of political proellvi-
ties.