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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-06
SECOND DISPATCH

Rrsa New Y~k

RroA New York.
New YORK, June 5.-Dispatches sent
by Israelite citizens to heads Of the
! Jewish societies in London, asking the
fullest information as to the rumored
butcheries in Roumania, are not yet
answered. The absence Of further In
formation augments the almost general
belief that the reports are unfounded'
Another Billiard Match.
A new match between Rudolphe and
Dion Is fixed for June 18th.
Supposed spies.
1t Is rumorsd that two members Of
the Cuban Junta are In the employ o.
the Spanish as spies.
iaes weather In New RnsIand.
BANGOR, Me-, June 5.-1he hot term
continues. The thermometer yester.
day was 90 degrees, and to-day 90. The
lumber interest is seriously affected by
the drouth. Many millions Of logs are
abandoned and hung up.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-The upper
stories Of the building, Nos. Is and II
South Third street, burned out last
night. Loss heavy. The Drug Ex'
change and several other buildings
were slightly damaged.
Valuable HhIp Hurnrd.
NEW YoRx, June Ship w. f.
Storer, Of the Blackball line, Liverpool
packet, with q valuable cargo, lying al
the pier, East river, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $l00,OO0
From ChicaEs.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Potter Palmer
announces that he will commence on
July LIST, the erection Of an immense
hotel, bearing his name, OH the corner
of State and Monroe streets. 1t Is to
be eight stories. high, and contain 75C
rooms, and to cost, with the ground,
81, 500, 900. The architecture is to be
very elaborate, and similar to Lonore
Palace, built by Louis PHILIPPE, and
will surpsss, in style and elegance any
hotel yet built, either In this country
Or Europe.
During last evening two men, II 4
Lake Captain and the other a police
man, fell dead In the street. Cause In
either case Ia unknown.
Both the Michigan Central and Mich
igan Southern Railroads, with theii
respective connections, announce a re-
duction Of first class fare from here tt
New York to twenty dollars.
Fire In . PrInd.E 0Aee.
DETROIT, June 5.-The Courier office,
East Saginaw, was damaged by fire tt
the extent Of $4,000, to-day. Insured
A Typographical Csnventisn.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-The eighteenth
annual meeting of the Internationa'
Typographical Union begins here to
morrow. About one hundred delegate;
already here; two ladies present from
New York. The meeting will prob
ably Last until Friday evening.
TERRA HAUTE, June 3D.. w. Vor
hees made a political speech here las
night, and announced that he woult
only make one more canvass for Con
gress.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-rhe procession
Of the Catholic Central Society to-day
was one of the largest and most impos
Ing ever seen in this city. The house!
of the German citizens OH the line o
march were decorated.
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reliable.

In Cincinnati, a drunken man came
home and, because his wife did not
have supper ready, threw her out Of
the window. Pretty good for 'high."
A man In Gold Hill last week kicked
his wife six feet over a hot cooking
stove-and then had the impudance to
ask her how that was for "high?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-06

CRoPs IN KENrUcxY.-The Postmas-
ter at Eagle Hill, Kentucky, writes us
under date of May %, that the corn
and wheat crops in that section look
well, and that the farmers are in good
spirits. Glad to hear 1t. Our greatest
solicitude lately has been on account
Of the crops In that neighborhood. "ris
well.
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FROM SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, June 4.-rhis morning
a gentleman. a stranger here, named
Spencer Smith, of st. Louis, while Wis
iting the museum. Il observed to
reel, and Immediately after fell insen-
sible. Medical aid was called, but be-
fore 1t arrived the nan died. Death Is
supposed to be caused BY a~poplexy.
One case of smallpox l. reported In
Morgan City. The patient Is progress
ing hvorably.
Brigham Young started on u tour
north this morning. and will visit all
the northern settlements. before his
return.
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The Governor of Mississippi wants
the marriage license fee put as low as
possible In that State, sc as to encour-
age matrimony.
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A WESTERN paper wants "Red
Cloud" taken to New York to see a
parade of the Seventh Regiment, to
stake the conceit out of him."
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THE Illinois Constitutional Conven-
ton cost $225, 900, and the people there
are inquirlng what they have got for
their money.
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4 Missouri newspaper claims that the hogs
Of that State are 50 fat that In order 70 md out
where their heads are Il 10 necessary to make
them squeal, and then nudge BY the sound.-E
change.
We don't believe the experiment Is
reliable.
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ACHIcAeo paper says that alta recent
theatrical performance there the whole
audience, excepting two men, went
out between the acts to take 3 drink.
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PRospEcr PARK, Brooklyn, Is said
to be eclipsing Central Park, New
York.
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A oxK-LEeeED vagrant, at Elmira,
recently kept posse Of police at bay
By unshipping his wooden leg and
using IL for q shillelah.
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TIE chief profit Of the Fenian inva-
sion Of Canada seems to have been
reaped by the railroads. --
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A TALENTED youth at Key West
charms rattlesnakes out Of their holes
and about his neck, and makes Q
practice Of carrying scorpions and
wasps In his sleeves. 3
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TIE latest fish story Is told by the
Portsmouth, N. H.. Chsonfete, which
saws that a fish landed at that place
was found.to have n whole champagne
bottle In his stomach.
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A NEWLY invented cotton gin in st.
Louis Is said to dispense with the hand
labor Of picking cotton from the hollis.
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An Ecumenical Council Of the Or
thodox Greek Church Is talked Of In
Europe.
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The Vermont Republican State Con-
vention Is said to be held June I'D, at
Montpelier.
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TEE cotton crop Of 1870 Is estimated
st from $500 900 to 100000 bales.
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The last English magazine novel Is
called "The Red-haired Mans Wife,"
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VICTOR Huao's next novel Is to have
old John Brown for its hero.
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DEuNQuENTsIa nAT

At THE LAST MEETING OF 8
a Lincoln Nose Company. No. I,
Gold I'm; : rssoluiion was idopted,
that Tie 6y.laws Of The Company ~
strictly and impsrtially enforced in regard to
hnes and dues. At the next meeting o. the
EVRNING, JUNE Sth, AZ who have not or do
not square MP their indebtedness to the Com.
pany VIII be iummsrily expelled.
a. c. BLANCHARD, Foreman.
Ep; WzSV. seerstaR. 49,
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IN South Carolina and Georgia they
ar. complaining Of drouth.
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Deaths.

In Virginia, june 4th, Jonathan Kont, q ma
tive Of Cornwall, aged % years.
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LATESTY1ELEGRAM
pnoM sAN ~rRANCIsCO.

I.,,mAL ro.9H1 eaED.HfIL DAILY HEws'
~ WrsfnM uIfoN fzLrGRAPH LrNE.1
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FIVE London theaters are no" 0i'
for want of patronage.
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The Trustees have appointed MAURICE
DoRE and CHARLES r. PETERS, Sl0 Cali.
fornia street, Business Agents for tho sale Of
Tickets, and for the transaction Of all Busines
connected with the Entertainment, to whom au
communication may DO addressed.
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NOTICE 70 MRGMANIOss
bet Model Of two Wheels Of eiasS and Iron, ior
thiS distribution, The Trustees reserve To
hight 20 Ysjsct any and al medsls.0
myoLImSp
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NEW TO-DAY.

THE FEMALE FORTY THIEVES,
Which will be presented to the public In 2 stJls.
unparalleled In the annals Of the production OF
Buflesques. Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-06

ROBERT B. SWAIN, President N. L. A.
W. b. L. BARNES, Vice Pres't
VIZ. q. RALSTON, Treasurer
TH0S. R. HAYES, Recording Sec'y
DAVID WILDER, CoTesp. Bec,y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-20
The Children Of the Poor.

The innocent prsttie Of his children takes
out the sting OF a mans poverty. But the
children of the very poor do not prattle. Il
is none of the least frightful features In
that condition, that there is no childish
ness in its dwellings. Poor people, said 8
sensible old nurse to us once, do not bring
up their children /; they drag them up. The
little careless darling of the weslther nur
sery, in their howell, Is transformed betimes
into premature rejecting person. No one
has time TO dandle it: no one thinks 1t
worth while to coax 1t, TO sooth 1t, 10 toss il
up and down, TO humor it. There Is none
to kiss away its tears fit cries, it can
only be beaten. 1t has been prettiIy said
that "a babe is fed with milk and praise"
Bat the sliment Of this poor babe was thin,
unnourishinQ the return of its little baby
tricks and efforts 10 engage attention, bitter,
ceaseless objurgation 1t never had g toy
or knew what coral meant. 1t grew rp
without the lullaby Of nurses 1t was q
stranger to the patient fondle, the hushing
caress, the attracting novelty, the costher
plavthing or the cheaper off hand contriv.
nee 10 divert the child the prsttled non
sense that sense TO ii), the wise impertinep
ces, the wholesome lies, the apt story
interposed, that puts stop to present
suffering, and awskens the passions of
young wonder. 1t was never sung to-Do
one ever told to ii q tale OF the nursery. 1t
was dragged up to live and die as it hap
pened. II had no Young dream. 1t broke
81 once into the iron realities of life
Charles Lamb.
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gailp argus.
Marshal Mcmahon.

Marie Edme Patrick Maurice de MeMs
hon, Duke Of Magenta, who takes command
OF the French armies, is reported to trace
his descent to an ancient Irish family who
lost their fortune in the cause of the S,usrt
dynasty, and shared the exile of James III.
They carried their pride and gallantry to
France, distinguished themselves in MANY
wars, and through advantageous marriages
mingled their blood with the hixhes, nobih.
~ In the land.
The Duke Of Magenta was born q, Sully,
July lo0S, entered The military school of S..
Cyr, IN 1925. and after graduating in 1880,
was sent to Algeria. As Aide decamp to
Gen. Aehard, he took part in the ex pedi,ion
to Antwerp in 1892, was made Captain in
1888, Major of foot chasseurs in lS4O
Lieutenant Colonel of the Foreign Legion
IN lS42, Colonel of the Forty irst of the
Line IN 1915, and General of Brigade in
1919 When Gen. Canrobert was recalled
from the Crimea IN 1855, McMahon was
appointed to succeed him as a General of
DIVISION, and in that capacity led the assault
upon the Malakof. His brilliant success
on that occasion gave him the Grand Cross
OF the Legion of Honor, and in 1856 he
was made knight Grand Cross of the
Order of the Bath. He took an active par,
in the Franco Italisn war of 1859, won the
victory of Magenta, and with it the baton of
Marshal and the title he now wears. He
represented France at the coronation Of
Frederick William, of Prussia, in 1861 was
appointed to the command of the Third
Corps d'Armee in 1862. and was nominated
Governor General of Algeria in 1864. Nc
Mshon is considered one Of the bes, soldiers
in Enrone
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Ha. tsning Home.

Life bears US on like the stream of a
nj ghty river. Our boat at first goes down
the Iiny Cbannel-through the playful mur-
muring of the LITTLE brook, and the willows
upon It's CLASSY borders. The trees shed
their blossoms over our young heads, the
flowers on the brink seem to offer themselves
to our young hands. we are happy in hope,
and grasp eagerly at the beauties around
US; the stream hurrles on, and still our
hands are empty. Our course in youth and
manhood is along a wider, deeper flood,
and amid objects more striking and magnIf-
cent. We are animated by the moving
pictures of Ell ioynent and industry passing
Us we are excited by our short lived enjoy
ments. The stream bears US on. and the
Joys and griefs are left behind US. We may
be shipvrecked, bu- we cannot be delayed /;
for rough or smooth, the river hastens 10
ward its home, till the rosr of the ocean Is
IN our ears, and the waves beneath our feet,
and the floods are lifted up around us, and
we take our leave of earth and its inhabi-
tsu.s, until of our further voyage. there is no
witness save the Infinite and Eternal
BIsHoP HEBERs FaretceiI Sermon
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WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
NOW OPEN TO
Rock IsIand.
SUNNI r Arrangement!

TEE .bOrt and diTect route from Racine, Mil
waukee, Aud AL points in Wisconsin, 90
hoek Leland and Davenport, and al points in
Southern Io-a aud kansEs
On and sitter sunday, Nay 9Th. 1870 trains on
tie Western Union Railroad vail leave and ar
rive at Rock Island. ielIyvs:
Trains leave Rick Island at $40 a. n, and
SEQ ?. II.
arrive at Rsek Island. 5:se p. IL, and II:5o
Il. m.
Making ol",e connection with passenger trains
at the fol- wing points
AT RACINE JUNCTION, from and to Nil
rsukee AID Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and TO all point. in
Northern Wisconsin and Minne.ots-
AT FREEPoRT, from aud 10 Galsns pu-
bGque, and ali points North and West.
AT SAVANNA, With steamer Henderson"
from aud TO Dubuque. and With ST. Paul Packets
AT FULTON, .ith trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, Marshall. Boone and Omaha
At ROCK ISLAND, with trains from and TO
MuscstIne, Washington, lows CitE. GTiBne3I,
Des aoines. Omaha. and the Union Pacific
Railroad; and ~Lth steamers from and 10 all
points Oh the IIs.isslpPi rissr h.t~ssn Rock
Island and ~. Louis. Rates Of freight and fare
Always a. low by this by other lines.
d. A. OLIN, Gent Sup't
Z. F. BARNEs. Ass't Supt-
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BEAR In M0SU,

That MIsHLER'S ERBBITTERS skilIful-
ly compounded, Tree from injurious component
parts, agreeable 10 the taste, and destructive to
disease. Ii you detect any change from the
natural functions of your ystom, DO matter how
trivial, where located, or if disease has alread,
entrenched itself the really true and reliable
remedy in either case is MIsHLER's HERB
BlrTEkS. This assertion is based upon what
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petite prevents and cures miasmatic and inter
mittent fevcrs, dyspepsia. liver complaint, ner-
vous headache. kinney affections, and revives The
physical energies by infuIing new life and power
into the system.
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EarYoua Uahilitu

With its gloe my attendants, low spirits, de-
preston, involuntary emissions, Ioss of semen
spermator-hoa, loss of power, dizzy head, loss o.:
memory and threatened impotence and mbecility,
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E0SAibiI.IS.

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DR.. Pil'-hag complains "that DR.. Walker :
Vegetable Vinegar Bitters promises too much
cures everything, quack medicine This
is the usual "quack" of the profession; but we
NUT bear with them gently, for coon they Will
knov that il does all that it professes. and more
too: for it is eminently family medicine, and
ha. saved many hours of suffering, and will save
MANY a dollar in time and doctors oills.
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SELF EXCAVATION.

ESSAYS Fos You've ME-, on Physical and
Mental neryatiop loss of bodily vigor, eour-
age and ambition,--the cause and cure,-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and disponding. Sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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70 Suffering Mothers.

The agony that some young mothers undergo
from the casing Of milk in the breasts ulcers
ton Of the niPp and other painful affections of
the rsmillary organs, is extreme. And yet q
few spplicstiv Of the Ointment would remove
the difficulty and enable the sufferers to resume
the maternal function and continue 10 exercise it
without interruption or pain. A. the life Of the
child as well a. he beslth Of the mother NAV
depend her ability 10 nurse il, this fact, which
10 verified by ample testimony. should be treas
ure1 in the memory Of every wife and rpatrop.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

ESSAYS FOR You've men, on the interesting
relation of Bridegroom to Bride, in the lnstitn-
ton of Marriage,--with words of wisdom for the
thoughtless and erring, on various Social EviIs
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address. NOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadephis, Pa
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