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The New York herald., 1870-09-17
POLITICAL.
rrAMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
i At meeting of the Democratic Republican General
Committee Of Tammany Hall the 10Th day OF September

rJ'AMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE
q on seo'ss
1879. the following resolutions were adopted, viz.
T Ss ssS's'R 4ess
Saturday. September n between The hours Of PM
S Go 1 nd TO S0us q New ~ York s S the
Rochester hest % On NV instant 70
ss%Ss. .i
SHAH a.ssmSs IN Tannany Hail Mon,ay September 49,
hs Ss r1s Ss s place.
and under the direction Of the inspectors named
evidence the election for such wara
First " ara-l5g Hreenwlch street. James Hasson Danel
ward Front street. corner Bcetman william Fur
Third ward-lN vesey street. D. E. Finn James Feore,
Fourth ward-shakespeare Hotel A. J. Fullerton Jos
DHpRhy T1|,$y W;sS csSrsS sS,vas1S;, Ms1p u.o
Ss,S,
Seventh Wsrd.l1s % Maa;en street VIM. Doushery, Au
Eighth wsrds1 nud'Ga street. Lewis Burns James
Ninth Ward"sHdri.tie,n Hudson and Barrow streets.
Je: 0Ssi John Lynch, John Richsrason 80 'e'''
Jas B. murray G. Hoiz.pfe Geo. HsI ana he'er 'ec''
Eleventh Ward Al n. Mayer; "-j John H. Num- VIM.
Twefh Ward Blacks 10th street and Harlem Briicc.
I ss fas
f. Mcintyre and Francis T. Brady.
Fourteenth Ward-Pau Madden's corner Hester and Mul-
berry streets G. T. Jourdan, James Barclay James Graves
Fifteenth ward245 Wooster street. John Carey, F. A.
Ransom, Patrick Reede.
Sixteenth wardcHapin,s, Seventeenth street and Ninth
Seventeenth Ward-Cuddys 1888 Frst avenue. r. r. Han.
bury, John Zahn John 4. Kelly
Eighteenth WardWilliam O'Donnel,s ol0 Third avenue
James Riley, James Ovens and William baird.
Finley and ueorge Lovelacc.
Twentieth Ward-Newman's, Ninth avenue, between
and Thryseventh streets p McGranc Charles
Brice an d Henry A. Childs.
Twentyars Ward Kellys b35 Third Daniel Bost
Twentysecond Wsrd-:sl Eighth avenue. James OBrien
WILLIAM N. TWEED, Chairman
WILLIAM HirCHMAs, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NJ OTICk.
IN M n Jessup ct al vs. the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company ct ais
Pursuant order of the Superior Court of New Hanover
county Co. made In the abore entitled cause a the Syrins
Term, 1870, on presentation at the oulce of
CRONLY 4 MORRIS.
In this city Will pay to the holders Of the first preferred
bonds secured by the mortgage made by the defendant the
said Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company
plaintiff, M n Jeaup who have not already received the
sac per centage OF $3.50 ~ said bonds and accrued in
terest on the same, being dividend distribution aorc
sad from net sales OF that portion Of the railroad
North Carolina. "
further obedience 70 the order made aforesaid here.
by notify AL holders OF the bonds sbove referred that u
less the same are TO above for payment OF
the dividend above stated before the
49, First day Of September, 1870
hey will be forever OF any psicpaton The said
fund In my hands for distribution a. Aforesaid.
n. CRONLY,
. CoumisEoner and Referee.
WuluNeFeN, N q, Nay M 1874
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A LII KINDS POLITICAL BANNERS, FLAGS AND
"A Transparences. New styles hand and 10 order II
The old hsa9assstsya Deanf esrsst; x,,r
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skILIixNI SUCCESS: CEoW6ED HOUSES.
sATsEE sHEEE 4TSSBpAAyy 4SBAy At At SsE SsE oSa5Sk
when the .dmssion win be dollar to all parts Of the
BIRD m SSsS SSF5sPEp %5sPH rRa s1gfss n BUSH.
and the Intensely aueSses 9sb SsTe1sHs 9sfSo e
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Ssasgss s:s T. = :;:sS;s 2. addition to
Nile x.as oa a.rca raE oEAck9 sasT Robson
.nS a. rss Il 3: y Low B''0n and os'n
active preparation an entirely new dramstization ent
RARNABY RupGE, OR THE GORDON RIOTS,
from Charles pckens novel Of that name, expressly ar
new and splendid scenery and powerful cast,
III
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e. s TE xSs at the box ONCE Y E + R' sHsr S1
LITTLE FAUST LIE PETITE FAUST
This highly .Ts;'GR pSTRfT fr'er;s1Tsn %iss now i"
AT THIS THEATRE,
where the completeness Its production and the general ex
'''''' Of the SSis.,, Sss JAMES ,I;i:s 1t.ess S1r2s
MR. GEO L. FOX
has resued In the mos salts factory and faering compar
by that portion OF the audiences recently from Europe
whence, - every language ''s Tsgnng popularity mas MOST
''''' TiT SENSATION OF THE PERIOD.
AND WEDNESDAY And sxTyRbAy MATINEE
and d: ARAB ,s ::c JAhGs aS 4ATEs Fs
.Nr. n. T. Alien Marguerite Marian Taylor
&. i,s, IGs; SgsT Sissy Crane
STH AVENUE THEATRE.
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WIFE
s.riyEE EVERY SATURDAY, At IN o'elocl
wiLkIE coLL,Ns famous % %gSysl, entitled
cuAR.crERssA NAN an a. Akp n~RKfSs watEi NJ 1rw1s
Mr. pxvipaF. NJ roIk, Mr. PxRkEs, NJ. ptE
MAN sEsK Mr MArTnIsoS NJ; BROWNE, NE NJ
Avn rox, FxHSY pA1ENPoRr Hss. aiIsERr,
fssnsspE noSss kshocss ROBERTA
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s,as.,as VA ?. 'spHsS % 4 the door, BOX OFFICE open
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CIRCULATION on ALL rae KvSsse PAPERS
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LNOR sALE-TWO FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE
y Houses built by days work. finished with hard wood,
and ~ Park avenue o. Thirty ninth street. In
Suire on the premises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

MoRE LuaHT. = The White Pine
Ne,es of March 10th says Of the infer
nal rascality played upon our State
Treasury by Eben Rhoades, Parkin-
son, and Others, in suggesting that the
expert Bostwick examine further back
into the records than 1865:
cit is remembered that the Cover
nor and Secretary Of State were the
same, ever since our State organiza-
ton, as now /; and n good many people
think that some collision might have
occurred between the Examiners and
the Treasurer before lSaS. At all
events, when q defaulter dies, and all
the delinquencies of three or four Of
fees are sought to be buried with his
bones, it is fair to probe the whole
matter, and show his course through
all his accounts. The late Controller
was the partner Of the late Treasurer
in stock operations. We believe they
had, at other times, other partners.
The late Controller told us, OIL more
than one occasion, that Governor Bias
del was in with him on stock jobs,
These jobs seldom protited Hun, Take
1t all together, we feel q little anxious
to see further back into this history,
and learn whether or not any Of these
delinquencies date back to the time
that Meder speaks Of, when le quit q
prominent scent Of corruption, IN or,
der to save the credit Of the State, that
1t might effect aloan!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

RESIGNED HIS PASSIONATE. = There
has been a rumor afloat for q few days
that the Rev. Mr.. Hill had resigned as
pastor of Grace Church, and the re-
gret among parents, teachers and all
those interested In the welfare of our
city public schools, who had heard 1t,
was general and sincere. for they
feared that such resignation would
necessarily call him elsewhere, where
fore he could not act in his present
capacity Of City School Superintend-
ent. His absence from that position
they admitted would be u public loss
almost q calamity-for take him all In
all his like rs such Superintendent
might not be had again. We now
learn from Mr.. Hill that he sent In his
resignation as pastor to take effect In
June, but he had no intention OF seek
ing a new parish for sometime. He
needs rest from PASTORAL labors, and
will remain here at his post rs Super
incident of schools during this year, at
least, and he knows not how much
longer. At any rate, he has no pres
ent intention Of abandoning his school
duties. This decision viii give great
public satisfacsion.-S0o. Bee, l0h,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

GOVERNOR HAwLEY, Of Connecticut,
In a letter to the Hartford Comdnt, eX-
presses his opinion Of the present pol
Icy Of excessive taxation, In the fol-
lowing pertinent manner:
There Is no installing the fact that
the average drift of public sentiment
Is In favor of q reduction of taxation.
Commissioner Wells shows that the
present rate Of taxation will give us a
surplus revenue Of about $l25, O00, 600.
That Is $75, 900, 600 more than Is neces-
sary. The firm establishment Of the
National credit Is tho first duty ; the
reduction Of the taxes the second; but
as tho two do not conflict, the reduc-
ton should begin Immediately.
Governor Hawley Is a strong and
original thinker, but in this matter he
simply reflects the opinion Of the whole
country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12
FROM Ios

Los ANGELES, March 10.-A heavy
wind storm from the southeast sprang
mp about noon, throwing vast clouds
Of dust through the streets and sweep
ing over the plains with great violence.
At shutdown the dust-storm apated.
The shipping in the bay of San Pedro
was driven to sea. There will be some
damage to orange trees, which are so
loaded as to require props. 1t rained
in some parts of the county to-day ;
also In Kern and Tulare.
The steamer Senator sailed from san
Pedro at noon, bouud up. She brought
only one passenger from San Diego.
Accounts from there say that the
streets are deserted, all classes having
left for the new mines; many closing
their stores to 60. Some 800 men or
more are at the new camp, and two
lines of stages are running from San
Diego.
The schooner Carolina Is running a
regular coasting trade between Will
mington and San Diego.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

THE SEPARATION OF SILVER FROM
LEAD.-Leopold Balbach writes rs fol-
lows to the White Pine Inland Empire :
"Please let me call the attention OF
the owners Of furnaces for smelling
the base ores of White Pine, through
the columns of your valuable paper,
to the process patented by Ed. Balbach,
of Newark, n. j., for the separation
Of silver and gold from lead, and which
has been In successful operation for the
last six years IN working thousands of
tons Of argentiferous lead from Colo
RADIO, Montana and Mexico, at the
smelling works at Newark, n. ] AS
I see In your paper, there are shipped
about so tons of base bullion weekly
to San Francisco for separation. If
now the different owners of furnaces
will guarantee me the separation of
the bullion at say a cost not exceeding
$50 per ton. I will put up furnaces and
guarantee to return them from % to
90 per cent. of the silver contained
therein. and about 90 per cent. of the
lead. i am also prepared to sell rights
to parties at reasonable figures"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

THE Boston Transcript says one OF
the solid men of Boston gave n friend,
In n car the other night, III account OF
a concert he had just attended, and be-
ing asked Il there was much applause,
replied very slowly: "Well, consider
Ing the price of the ticket, | thought
there was rather too much. When
folks pay a dollar a piece for their
tickets, they ought not to be too vii,
rule to see that I get my dollars worth
first, and if I think | get anything over
1 am willing to applaud for the rest"
This, given In a loud and serious voice,
set the passengers In a roar. Scr.
tainly," continued the old gentleman,
"you laugh, and why? Because my
remarks don't cost you a cent"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

PEORIA, Illinois, is reported to be In
a flonrising condition. The present
population is $4,000. There are Is
churches and missions, II public and
private schools and Z banks. One
savings bank has 93l depositors and
IS6 other accounts. The largest dry
goods house reports wholesale and re-
trail sales amounting to 100000 In
1859, aud three retail stores report
their united sales for 1859, at $l05, 900;
there are nine distilleries Of high
wines, with a capacity Of 1880 BUSH
els of grain per day; two public libra
ries, and IS industrial and benevolent
societies. The newly organized Board
of Trade numbers n hundred active
members.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

MEETINGS have been held In almost
every town in Montana Territory, du-
ring the past few weeks, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the
action of Colonel Baker In his endeav-
ors to suppress depredatlons committed
by Indians in Montana. In every in
stance Bakers action Is fully Endorsed.
False philanthropists, or weak and
kuock-kneed te~ar-shedders in the East,
are trying to have Col. Baker cashiered.
But people who have suffered by the
outrases of the savages, believe In and
approve Of Col. Bakers Indian war
fare. Pioneer settlers ought to know
what is right better than the silk-stock-
ING gentry at Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

Az imrecunious denizen Of Troy,
New York. mixes some s%trychnine in
a tumbler, sets it beside the bed and
then lies down and groans. The
boarders rush in, q doctor comes and
siomach-pumps him for a while. then
the benevolent make up q subscription
for him, he gets a free glass Of brandy,
and goes of cured to mix his poison
again when his money gives out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12
VARIETIES.
TRIBE is easily digssted.
IMPORTANT neil still strut.
Spirit of the p~ress-Cidcr.

IMPORTANT mel still strut.
SPIRIT of the press-Cidcr.
"SHoo Fly" Is on the wane.
Coal and ice men are jubilant.
The cross will heal all our woes.
MEN must have something to love.
WIVES are dearer than sw~eethearts.
THIN Tipped women are shrewists.
TEARS are the tributes of the heart.
The lowest class of society-Dwarfs.
TURNPIKE roads are in great demand.
SALVATION is not of work but OF
grace.
A GLASS does not always aid the
vision.
A rAvoRITE word with the women
The last one.
ANYBODY can write rhymes, but II
takes a level head to compose poetry
AT what age ire ladies most happy ?
marriage.
COLONEL. CoEY, Postmaster at San
Frshcisco, has several ladies employed
US clerks in the female department.
ALI. the worlds a stage and life Is
but a span, but this completes youi
turnout If you want to take n ride.
Born panels Of the lady jurors al
Laramie City r q perfect success,
The Court Is made more orderly by
their presence. In a suit, March 9th,
all the male jurors were challenged of
the jury, leaving it entirely to the
ladies'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

Cosr OF fLIuMrSNTtSa GAs.-The
Washington Gaslight Company have
ascertained the price charged for gas
by 3a7 companies in as many different
cities in the United States, the maxi
mum price being Sli p per thousand
in Virginia City, Nevada; the mini
mum being at Pittsburg. at 81 so per
thousand. and the next lowest, Ale
shany City, being g OF per thousand.
The Washington price is % IS per
thousand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12
TuE SILVER PARK GIANr.-Our item

The SILVER PARK GIANT.-Our item,
Monday, In regard to the human skel-
eton found In the Keenan, mine nj
Silver Park, was substantially correct
save that we omitted the dimensions.
The bones found indicated o man about
up to army standard-five feet ten
tile pine root three inches In diameter
found growing between the ribs
that had pushed those bones apart, and
TINT which penetrated the eye had nc.
commodatcd itself to the size Of the
socket-enlarglng inside the cavity
White Pine NewS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

WHAT's HE IN .~FoR?-Yesterday
morning our contemporary local went
into the jail with 4 Deputy Sheriff to
examine the breach made In the wall
the night previous by Clifford and
Moore, In trying to escape. Saunter-
Ing through the Jail hall with the Of
ticer, the two prisoners saw him
through their grating, when one of
them asked the other: "Who Is that
big tellowP" The other replied !:
"fhat's Brier, the local editor Of the
Empire.n What's he In for?" asked
the interrogator.-HRae Pine Ne,os.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
In the Rainy season,


When the earth Is saturated with moisture, and
the air is surcharged with unwhoesome cxhalatIons
the vital forces OF the body are less active than In
clear weather. and the spirits correspondlngly de-
dressed. II Is under such circumstances that the
inyIgoratlng. v~iylfying and cheering properties Of
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT1ERS arc made
manifest. lHalf q wlneglassfull, taken
three times q day, viii 30 tone and strengthen the
digestive organs ind the nervous system, that mel.
ther the mlasma arising from the wet soil. nor the
gloom VI q sunless sky, will produce the usual effect
upon the health and spirits. Persons who arc pc.
culIariy sensitive to external changes, will lnd this
agreeable tonic the best means Of stecllng their sys-
tens against vlcissItudes OF temperature. What
the poet, Cowper, said OF ten, applies with tcn.fold
force to this lnestlmable neryine stomachic. 1T
cheers. but not inehrlatcs."", This. however. Is only
one OF Its merits. II literally rcvOlutlonIzes the con-
dItlon OF the feeble. debllitated and desponding-
impaTtlng healthful activity 10 the ~sccrctive organs,
regulating the bowels. and giving a new aud pcrma-
nent Impulse to the cfete and torpid animal ina
chlaery. The mind. sympsthlzing with the refreshed
and inyigorated body. RECEIVERS It's c~lasticity, and
life takes a brighter aspect under the effects OF this
harmless vegetable exhllarant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

TIE chief argument at political
meetings the present Connecticut CAM
paign is said to be upon the important
question as to how much the respective
candidates for Governor "A drink
without getting drunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12
nInrrInrn n. Honorable.

Essays for Young Men, on tho honors.
pleasures and advantages Of n happy Mar.
r!agc, ~ contraSted with a Single LAfe, and
ths fearful Evils Of Ceilbacy. In modern times
S.nt free, In sealed envelopes. Address, Howard
Association. Box y. Philadelphia. Pa. fe2 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

Snow at the Warren mines tOregon)
Is seven feet deep. This is more snow
than has fallen in that section for
many years. At Orc Elmo there is four
feet OF snow, which Is considerable
above the average amount. Several
feet of snow fell OIL the Blue Noun
tains last Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Miners are iubilant over
the prospect they have for an abund-
ance of water, the coming season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12
LATEST IELEeRAMs.
FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, March 1O.-It has been.
blowing q perfect gale for the Inst d
hours. A few drops of rain fell this
afternoon.
The Western Pacific Railroad Com
pany received In this county, during
the past year, 1920 cords of fre-wood
for their own consumption.
Shipments BY steamer are light. The
railroad carried a large lot Of live
stock away to-day.
Reports from the Tuolumne and San
Joaquin rivers say that the water Is
falling very fast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

Az emigrant association Of New
York. Of which Horace Greeley Is
Treasurer. proposes to settle in Colo
RADIO. They have an offer Of 100000
acres Of land there at 81 per acre.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

The Sacramento city assessment for
this year shows a total Of taxable prop
pcrty of IS, $40, 900-an increase of
$7lG,272, or nine per cent. for the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

New YoRx claims to have the fist
est compositor living. There IL one In
Detroit that sqpandored $500 In one
week, and we hav6all along calculated
that he was about rs fast rs they made
'sm.-Darot Free Press. urR 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

IN Rhode Island the Republicans have
rs.nominatcd all the State officers for re-
election.-Erchange.
Doing the same thing several years
ago was the weakest public act the
Republican party Of the State Of Ne
vada ever submitted to. But 1t will
hardly be repeated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

Tie DIcxESs.-The Queen of Eng
land yesterday invited Charles Dick
ems to give her an interview. Its as
serted that he will be offered n peer
,yc. or NJ least n baronetcy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12
JoHy L. Mooar.-Nl the old residents Of this

JOHS L.. MooaE.-M the old residents Of this
section know John L.. Moore. Of Virginia City. and
tho few new ones who don't happen t.. should make
his acquaintance MS soon AZ possible, especially II
In our advertising columns may be seen an or
ticie settling forth that our friend Moore has for sale
at his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse, Niagara Hall. North b street. Virginia,
an immense stock IN that line. frSm \ doubls bod
steal TO . tin dlpper. Including carpets. mirrors.
stoves. crockcry, Gnware. lamps. table cutlery, etc.,
TO housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
through his establishment. mhi-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

IS Dayton, Ohio, last week, a little
girl of eight years was attacked by two
ferocious dogs and literally torn limb
from limb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

The Reconstruction Committee are
now discussing and celebrating on a
plan to reconstruct the State govern
ment Of Tennessee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

THERE are now on hand at the Treas
ury, purchased during the last year,
one hundred and six million and sixty
thousand dollars worth Of United States
bnnIs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

ACMIroRSlA paper says the JAPAN
csc will win universal respect by =
sort Of heathenish habit they have OF
n,inding their own business"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-12

orIro. Peru. contain, many more women
than mcn!-Exehaage.
So does Salt Lake. Needn't 50 so
far from home.