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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13
NEW TO-DAY.
BsIcher Delinquent sale-tContInued.)
Sherwood & Froeborn, Trus-

Sherwood & Froeborn, Trus-
tees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l407. 500
Sherwood a. Freedom, Trus-
tees forJ b Dickinson. $50. 50. 100
Sherwood & Freedom. Trus-
tees for J B Dickinson.. ... 5Si....a.....lG
Sherwood & Freedom, Trus-
tees for ] J Crane .......... 42s. .10.....@ o
Sherwood & Frecborn, Trus- ,oo
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13

BE deaf to the quarrelsome, blind to
the scorner, and dumb to those who
are mischievously inQuisitive. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13
NOTICE e.

mn Ar. WHOM TT MAY CON.
Il Germ Il have This day appointed II: ].
MARSH as my Deputy, to act as Marshal Oh lh'
II. CRANDALL.-,,
o-.v Marshal Town Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13
NEW TO-DAY.
Zone door below Stern & Son.
MAIN STREET, COLD HILL.

MAIN STREET,, COLu n'II'
WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED. y %
~ am prepared 10 meet the enemy -
rAyUyC Just RETURNED
III from San Francisco with o LARGE
STOCK OF FLOUR, / am prepared to sell al
articles in my limo as cheap As any man on the
Pacific Coast.
Is Loayes Of Bread.
PIES, CAKES, etc., also At reduced prices
~ Order, for Fancy Cakes for Balls, Parties
and weddings. promptly filed in any part OF
Gold Hill. Plcasc give me q call; ..o.
JACOB BECKER, Proprietor;
Gold Hill. Sept. Goth. 1870. rcxoLI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13
Marriages..

Marriages.
In Virginia. Oct. 18th. at st. Paul's Church.
by the Right Rev. Bishop o. ". Whitaker. B.F.
Sides to Miss Emma French, all Of Virginia.
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NJ. FRANK ENHEIMRR.
Gold Hill, October 12th. 1870. OLE II

DE CHER SILVER MINING
u Company - Location OF work., Gold Hin
District, Storey county, State OF Nevada No
ticc.-Thcre are delinquent upon tho following
described stock, on account OF asressmcnt lev;
!c on the 9th dsy Of September, 1870, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF tho respee'
tive shareholders, as follows:
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REGISTRY NOTICE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that the time for the registration OF the
qualified electors In Election Districts Nos. 5
and 0 OF Township No. s.. In Storey county, Ne.
ysda, prior to the general election. TO be hold on
me Sth day of:Noyember. 4. D; 1910, viii expire
at 8 o'clock p. n. on the 10Th day Of October. A.
D. 1870. E. q. COOK,
Ex 01iclo Registry Agent.
Township Ne. 8. Storey County, Nevada.
Gold Hill, October 10, 1870. oI0.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13
At Greatly Reduced Prices!
HOSIERY

Ladies', Childfen's and Gents Hosiery Of all
sizes aud qualities.
Gloves, Laces. Embroidery in sets and by the
yard Handkerchiefs, ETC., etc.
Will Sell rs heap for Cnsh Ne my
Store In tho State!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
SP4RkS FROM THE WIRES.

The debt statement shows decrease Of nine
millions.
The amount of coin in the United States
Treasury is so6,0Oo,oOO; currency sS7,ooO,Ooo.
The Cincinnati Fair is a continued success.
There was grand banquet last night In honor
of the Green Line excursionists. c. W. Row
land presided.
The steamer Rita. for Havana, has been
damaged, and Is now at Milford Harbor, Eng
land, repairing.
The revenue for September amounts to near
ly sl3,0O0,00O.
The treasury disbursements for the month
were 81, 900, the largest item being $6,5eO,-
900 for Indians and pensions.
Governors Island has been placed In quar-
antine in consequence OF the existence OF yel-
low fever there. The same disease Is In New
York City.
The President has arrived at Washington.
The United States Supreme Court has aboI-
ishcd the rule requiring :ts lawyers to take the
iron-clad oath.
The total number of deaths from yellow fever
up to date at Galveston was three, with one
new case reported. The cityis still quarantin-
ed against New Orleans.
A severe northeast storm is prevailing at
Fortress Monroe. The Roads are full of ship
ping.
There we're eleven deaths in New Orleans
from yellow fever on Saturday.
The suanish Government has been officially
advised of the Cuban emancipation proclama-
tion.
United States bonds in Frankfort are quoted
at 94l.
The yellow fever pat ents OIL Governors
Island, New York, have been removed to the
quarantine hospital.
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TIE PROCL 4TION OF THE
GOTERNOR.
From the Abbeyille Press.l

The proclamation Of the Governor against
lawlessness and violence in the Counties OF
Newberry and Laurens, though general IN its
terms, seems to be especially directed against
white armed military organizations. The col
ored have been organized and armed under
the authority of the Governor, and hence, we Ns
suppose, do not come within the purvlew OF
his proclamation. But when white. men arm
themselves to protect their lives and property
the sanctity Of their homes and the safety
of their families that act Is unauthorized, anu
thev render themselves amenable TO the pains
and AM penalties OF the act Of March l3, lSG9-to
mprsonmsnt and hard labor 5or in the petssh ss
Witch Governor Scott is "bound to protect"
M1eI II not Protected BY State authority they must
protect themselves se%eenfs de 1;s Is 5robIes ons e a
Ws,vbnrrr ami Taurens the whites seemed TO
acted purely Sn On the seP5Se @ hs sheriff ri SeW end
berry they ErmS nder the bs GsS1s orders @ When the
nrts@ NECESSITY which called them together was oVer
they nnicty dispersed.
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ALL IBOUT THE STATE.

Mr. Edward W. Davis. OF Rdgeway, is dead.
The Abbeville Press says that Mr.. Oliver
spcnce. residing in the neighoorhood OF Brad
day E night last and severely whipped-for what
cause we have not heard.
,Juba johnson, accused of being one Of the
Marty who murdered the two colored men in
the upper portion of Barnwell County, last
week. was lodged in Jail on Monday last.
press tried October, 1869, for robbing the safe
Of the company in his charge, was discharged
on Tuesday last. He was sentenced 10 Twelve
months in the penitentiary, his imprisonment
(having failed to give bai) In jail to DC COLI
puted, and pending an appeal 10 lhe supreme
Court, the prisoner serves out his sentence
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
Sir Bulwer's Opinion of England's
PolIcy-The Pope and the PIebiscite
-Baznine Sends Dispatches to the
Empress.

Empress.
NEW YORK, October l.
The Times special from London says the
result OF the Cabinet council yesterday, accord
ing to the London Times, is the further post
ponement Of action by the Ministry in regard
to mediation. This delay cannot be of long
duration. The tone of the Times yesterday
shows that the government must yield to pub
lie sentiment.
Another letter from Bulwer this morning to
the Times on the duty Of England in this
crisis. declares as historical facts that II, when
the Emperor Nicholas told Sir Hamilton Sey-
mour that he meditated marching his troops 10
the Danuban principalities, England had firm
ly protested against it, he would never have
taken that step; and that If she had protested
against Napoeons undertaking this war, in
the same manner, he would never have com
menced it. Sir Henry, therefore, deprecates
the ministerial policy of waiting for good op-
portunities.
The weak points of the defences Of Paris
which the Germans rely upon carrying prompt
ly are from the heights Of SceauX, which ap-
proach the forts within four thousand PAGES,
the distance between the forts and the city be-
ing only one thousand five hundred PAGES
more, and so on the western side, north and
south of Mont Valeren.
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TH4TWlLL NOT BE TINED HERE
LITER.
WASHINGTON. C1tob,

WASHINGTON. UGt0Uer I.
The new internal revenue law. repeating all
taxes on gross receipts and sales, except OF TO-
bacco. snuff, cigars and spirits, and abolishing
the use Of stamps on all receipts for money
and on promlssory notes OF less denomination
than 500, on billiards, and also all taxes i'm
posed by schedule Of June 3Oth, 1854. take
effect to-day, and hereafter no taxes are TO be
collected on any of the above named articles.
Schedule a, which ceased to exist yesterday,
required taxes to be paid On carriages, gold
watches. billiard tables, geld and silver plate,
&c. The Texan brokers' sales are not repealed
by law. as was enormously stated.
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MARINE DlsAsTER.-The Savannah Rerutli
ran. Of Yesterday, has the following

MARINE D1SASTER.-lne savannah heiilGii-
can. Of yesterday. has the following:
The French brig michel ct Anna, Of Port
yendres. loaded with cargo O. salt, arrived
at this port yesterday morning in charge. of
Mr.. Gibson, the mate, and four men belonging
to the American bark "Addie McAdams. OF
New York. Captain Gibson reports that when
in latitude tweuty-four degrees north, .longi-
tule sixty-three degrees and thirty minutes
west. the captain of the brig hailed the Addie
McAdams and stated that his vessel was full of
water and slnking-foretop-ga -gallantmast and
mainmast carried away, and he wished TO be
taken OIL. He and the crew were taken on
board, but the captain OF the McAdams, think
ing all was not right, sent Captain Gibson and
four men tc attempt to take the vessel in port.
They found five feet of water in the hold and
also discovered that the vessel had been scut-
tied by auger holes being bored in her bottom.
Captain Gibson p!ugs,e': these holes and the
vessel has made no water since. He and the
four men have been on the wreck twenty-eight
days and attempted 10 make the port of Key
West, but was carried northward by the Gulf
stream, and finally succeeded in arriving here.
Al. fyoi being used up and water all gore.
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SALES OF GOLD.
WASHINGTON, October 2.

WASHINGTON, October 2.
The government will sell million Of gold
every Wednesday, and will purchase two MIL
lions of bonds every Thursday during the pre-
sent month. The government will also antlci-
pate the payment of the four per cent. bonds
due January lst, 1871, upon the adjustment Of
interest at six per cent. These bonds were
Issued under the act of June 22d, 1860, and
amount TO seven millions Of dollars.
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Latest from Paris.

TOURS, Octoper IL.
4 balloon messenger has arrived here who
LETT Paris at P. ". yesterday. No Prussians
were visible near Paris. Complete silence
regned around the city.
No people were seen at the roads leading TO
the city, and 10 boats on the rivers. The bal
looner observed, while over Versailles, Prus-
slams encamped in great numbers. He dropped
among them number of government procla-
nations in the German language, when they
opened sharp fire on the balloon. On arriv-
ing over Houdon, the balloon began
to descend, when the ballooner threw
overheard large packages Of paper,
but saved the letters and other ralua-
bles. Thus lghtened the balloon again rose,
and landed many miles west OF the Prussian
lines. Twenty-Five thousand letters were
brought safely TO the postoff1ce at DretH,
whence they will come to Tours.
\ special locomotive was placed al the dis
posal Of the ballooner, who is named Tissan-
der, in which TO come 10 Tours with govern
ment dispatches. He says Paris is admirably
defended Half of million Of soldiers are be-
hind the walls, well armed and disciplined.
Firing from the forts is so accurate that the
Prussians are baffled in their attempts 10 erect
batteries. The city is perfectly tranquil;
nearly all the shops are open; troops occupy
the squares and Boulevards for drill, and at 10
o'clock in the evening all the cafes are closed.
Electric lights afford admirable protection
against surprises. Neither butter, fruit nor
fresh meat will soon be scarce in the city.
There is plenty Of salt meats and breadstuf1s
for six months.
The Roman PlebIsci.e.
ROME, October ].
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RESCUE 1T SEi.

boston, October l.
s The captain OF the British orig Nancy, from
Cow Bay for New York, picked up from q
plank, after thirty-six hours exposure at sea.
a captains wife and child, the crew, and a
lady with seven children. who were passen-
gers on board lost ship.
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IyCRE1SE OF THE TOMIT0.
MADRID. October l.

MADRID, October l.
Th9 yomito is increasing on the Mediter-
ranean coast. Fifty more new cases and forty
nine deaths occurred at Barcelona On Friday
It is said that revolution. projected by the
Duke de Montpensier, has been discovered
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
French War Reports.

French War Reports.
ToCRs, October l.
: fight is now progressing near St. Germain.
A dispatch from Toul reports heavy lighting
in the direction of Metz.
1t is reported that General Bourkoe made a
sortie from Metz, infcting heavy loss on the
Prussians.
The National Guard will protect Metz II Ba-
zaine succeeds in cutting his way out.
1t was reported at Eureux, yesterday, that
Monies was occupied by four thousand Prus-
SLAMS.
The commander of Fort D'Issy declares he
will not surrender his post upon any terms.
The National Guard now on active duty in
Paris numbers 375, 900.
A richly decorated coffin, escorted by many
of the Mecklenburg troops, passed Toul on the
2sth. Two similarly decorated coffins followed
next day.
Tie government proclamation explaining
the delay in the election for the Constituent
Assembly, says that il was for the purpose OF
facilitating negotiations for an armistice.
The government hopes that the courage OF
the defenders of Paris, aided by events out
side, may bring deiiverance before the elec-
ton; but should the situation remain unchang-
ed, the Assembly will inspire the army and ma
ton with fresh hope and courage.
Dispatches from projects Of departments,
and other officials, show that the circular
of Jules Favre, regarding efailure Of peace
negotiations, produced as good an elect
throughout France as abroad.
General Uric was received at the gates OF
Tours by the ministers and an immense crowd
and conducted to the Archbishop's palace and
installed as the nations guest.
English War Reports.
LONDON, October 2.
The besiegers before Paris are probably re-
ceiving their siege guns to-day. The guns
used at Toul are not going TO Paris; they have
been sent elsewhere.
The bridges and tunnels on the German line
of communication have been repaired.
The ROYAL headquarters will soon be moved
nearer to Paris.
The King of Prussia sent five thousand tha-
lers to the relief of the inhabitants OF Stras-
bourg.
Echo du Nord, ofLille, says that the Francs
Tireurs killed the Duke of Nassau and his
secretary.
The siege of Scissors continues. All sorties
have been repulsed. The French asked for
truce to bury their dead The German loss is
triaing. There are no official advices Of the
Duke of Nassau's death.
Bismarck denies that the disposition OF Prus-
sia is to make France second-rate power.
Russian War Reports.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 2.
The Budget for lS7l shows no deficit. This
indicates pacific intentions on the part OF the
Car.
Prussian War Reports.
BERLIN, October 2.
BY royal decree, occupied French territory
outside OF Alsace. and Lorraine has been
placed under the governorship of the Duke OF
Mecklenburg.
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CHINA PREPARING FOR VAR.

LIVERPOOL, October /.
Chinese advices via Bombay represent that
the Chinese have refused the ultimatum OF the
French, and are preparing for war. The
French await orders from home before pro-
ceeding to extremities.
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PrussIan War Reports.

oE1EI@1-'i VEIUUtI 7.
The termination OF the blockade of the Bal
tic and North Seas is officially announced. The
government says that all haste will be made to
restore the lights, buoys aud other facilities for
foreign traders.
4 dispatch from the King to the Queen,
dated Ferrieres, Friday A. n, says that early
this afternoon the French attacked the Sixth
Prussian corps, while the fifth corps was at
tackled by three battalions and at the same
time brgaGe made a demonstration against
the eleventh corps. At the end of a two no urs'
fight the French took shelter under the guns of
the forts. The Crown Prince commanded the
PrlSSians.
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Italian War Reports.

FLORENCE, October l.
The Italian papers publish the address of
the Roman Jews to King Victor Emanuel.
exultng in their release from Papal rale.
1t vas ntimated to-day that the plebscitum
will be postponed. ..
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English War Reports.

Its said that the Luxembourg officials at
the Hague are negotiating for the transfer OF
the Duchy 10 Prussia.
Prlss:an dispatches reassert that brisk
combat occurred before Paris on the 24th and
18th.
The bark Pacha arrived without obstacle from
Hamburg.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03

The following Is on the ballots: us Union
with the Kingdom of Italy under the constitu-
tional rule of King Victor Emanuel desirable p"
(Yes or no.)
The King awaits the result at Florence.
recommended you the other day to place
no reliance on the statements that Russia was
armine. Gortschakotrs policy is to keep Rus.
sia out of the war at present We have now
an official contradiction of the statement that
she is preparing for war.
The rumor of the purchase by Russia of an
iron-clad from the United States is denied.
The Moniteur, replying to the Prussian re-
ports about the INSTRUMENTATION Of the GarGe
Mobile, publishes stories OF nutinies among
Baden regiments at Versailles, and the shoot
ING of German soldiers.
The reports OF French successes in the neigh
borhood of Paris are fatty contradicted by the
Prussan organs.
a Rome correspondent, writing on the oath,
saws that the torn of the plebiscite adopted by
the Junta leaves the action of the Italian Gov
ernment in regard to the Pope unfettered. All
parties even the most extreme, are desirous
of seeing the head of the church handsomely
provided for.
Emile De Gradin has published plan for a
campaign, recommending the establishment of
two vast training camps and two armies OF di-
version. destined to seriously harass the be-
siegers OF Paris and Metz.
The French armies are reported to have COM
menced moving in the departments, but | am
afraid their evolutons are confined to paper.
The Red Republican movement at Marseilles
is gaining head.
The New York kilograms special from Lon
don says that General Balrbach escaped from
Metz and has arrived in England with dis
patches for the Empress from Bazaine.
The steamer Vile lie Paris for Havre. which
sailed to-day for Europe, Is detained until
Monday to carry out military stores. She will
take two hundred recruits for the French
army, including the French General Paul lie
Fevre.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
THE BEs1EGERs RECEIVING THEIR
SIEGE GUNS.
PACIFIC INTENTION OF THE CAR,
KING WILLIAM CONTRIBUTES MONEY FOR
THE RELIEF OF THE CITIZENS
OF STRASBOURG.
france NOT TO BE MADE a sEC0ND-RATE
POWER BY PRUSSIA.
Italian War Reports.

ROME, October o
The Pope declines to quit Rome. He will re-
main for the present at Castle Angelo. His
health is excellent.
The civil affairs of Rome are conducted by
commission of eighteen ministers, with Gal
tame presiding.
The political exiles are coming in from all
quarters.
LONDON, October ..
l. is reported that the Pope advises his ad-
he.ents to abstain from voting on the plebl-
scite
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The following Is on the ballots: us Union
with the Kingdom of Italy under the constitu-
tional rule of King Victor Emanuel desirable ?"
(Yes or rnoD
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The daily distribution to the inhabitants is
FIVE hundred beeves and four thousand sheep,
TO be sold by butchers on account Of the gov
ernment at fixed prices.
An official decree institutes council of war
for the (iarde National as well as for the army.
Trochu has issued a proclamation on the
subject of violating domiciliary rights.
Courts martial have been established at Vim
cennes and St. Denis. Thieving is summar lily
punished.
HAvRE, October /.
The French trigate impregnable has arrived
here. She will be stationed here permanently
for the defence of the harbor and city. The
Protectorice is cruising in the channel in the
neighb0rhoOd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
prnssinn War Renorts.

DERLlN, OClOoel ..
BY royal decree, occupied French territory
outside OF Alsace. and Lorraine has been
placed under the governorship OF the Duke OF
Mecklenburg.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
WHEELING. October ]

WHEELING, Uct00er /.
Harper's Ferry advices of the great flood in
the Shenandoah River says that the lower part
Of the city is flooded; many substantial build
ings have fallen, and others are crumbling;
fifty lives have been lost, and many are inperil
beyond aid.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03

The plebiscite will be voted on to.mor.o W.