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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

Rev. On. IpE, of Springfield, Mass,
recently went Into a BARRIERS shop in
Chicago. While being shaved the bar
her said to him: 81 like to live In Chi
cago, for they make money fast, spend
1t fast, live fast, and die young"
"Ah," answered the doctor, that re-
minds Inc OF a description which the
Bible gives Of men whose habits were
sfmilar: Madness is in their heart
while they live, and after they 90 to
the dead" ''Dead?" inquired the
barbar: "what does that mean?" The
doctor replied that he strongly sus-
ipeeted il meart In that place, hell, or
Mt least the door of it. "Hell!" ex-
'eelalmed the brush-pusher, greatly ex-
cited. and leaping into the middle of
the room, "Hell. Do you believe that
anybody who lives in Chicago ever
goes to help" His customer responded
that he feared a great many had gone,
and that 4 great many moro, who were
living like the individual before him,
were OH the way there. At this the
agitation Of the barber reached its eli
max, and throwing himself into a most
imposing attitude, and putting oil 4 face
of awful solemnity, he cried out, Its
utterly impossible No maj a 60 to
hell from Chicago. 1t would violate
the plainest principles Of common JUS
tIee. You can't send a man twice to
tbs same place for the sams offence
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

TnE women of the Pacific slope
have recently held q Suffrage Conven-
ton. From Centreville, Indiana, Hon.
George W. Julian wrote:
10 deny the rights Of woman Is to
deny the rights of man.. 10 argue the
question Of woman's rights Is to argue
the question Of human rights. Ii Is to
reopen the whole controversy between
monarchy and republicanism-between
aristocracy and privilege on the one
hand, and democracy OH the other
which was settled a century ago BY
old Samuel Adams and his co-la6orers
in the form of argument, and settled
afterward by the ordeal Of battle.
And. from Washington, Senator
Pomeroy wrote:
NV sympathy and devotion to the
cause of woman suffrage Is the only
apology I need offer for sending these
few lines. For that cause l daily pray
for the blessing of u common Father.
When such men write like this, 1t
would seem as If the cause Is making
progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

The most notable of recent events
has been the enlargement Of two OK
Presidents from their forced privacy.
The first, Davis, has already been dis
cuSsed; but Johnson has, we regret to
say, been sadly neglected. This gem
tleman Il now a resident Of Greenville,
Tennessee, where he Is engaged in the
preservation of his " constitution,
:ihat Of the country having gone to ruin
,AIiee he let 20 hi, hold upon it. Mr..
johnson having been invited to address
tie people of Knoxville, did so to the
extent of three hours. AS reported in
the Tennessee papers, the chief topics
discussed were johnson and the Con-
stitution. The first he held up rs an
example Of the high position the III
dustrious and frugal mechanic might
reach, and the Constitution he charac-
tsrized az the ark OF our liberties, to
which it was the duty Of every good
citizen to cling. After some tustian
about the debt and an argument in
favor of reputation, the cx-President
retired from the roStrum to be driven
home In a barouche, surrounded by a
cSvalcade OF admiring friends.
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Hht,e sac for .husasn.
From the Rlko Independentl

From the Elko independently
BY an article In a late number Of the
Corlnne Reporter we learn that the
"latest royal commission we hear Of
Is one appointed by the King of Sweden
to examine into and report upon the
merits and properties Of many COS
metics and preparations now made and
for sale In the famous city of Stock
holm" It appears that the majestic
sconce Of that monarch has been d.
vested Of Its hirsute crop by the appli-
cation of some villainons mixture con-
tanning oxyde Of lead and concomitants
not eficaclous as the to~p1lressing for
the cranlal soil. Hence the committee,
which Is charged to analyze all patent
hair restorers' now hawked through
the Swedish realm, and find ont If there
be any chemical manure fextant that
can DO Yeliedup0n,t to restore the capil-
larry follage.bitwould not be improper
under the circumstance II King Charles
would ask for a treaty on the subject
between his dominions and the bald
headed populace of the West, for here
we have compounds so effective. that
not only will they destroy locks Of
hair, but even padlocks melt at their
oleaginous touch. Anew High COM
mission would be we'll employed In
Graduating from the world this triple
relic of barbarism. Hair-editary bonds
men to the rescue" His Royal High
ness, King Charles, having heard Of
the beneficial results of the famous
"White sage" of Nevada, has, we are
informed, addressed a letter, through
the Swedish Minister at Washington,
to box No. OF at the Postoflce In Elkc,
desiring the "White Sage Company"
to forward a quantity Of Its article.
The Company, In a few days. will re-
spond to his request, and white sage
will soon be In great demand among
the people Of Sweden.
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Millions Of Specie en- route q WASH
inEton.

The rear car of the Union Pacific
passenger train from the west yester-
day, was q common one in appearance,
aud but very few Of those who saw 1t
roll past them were aware OF the I'M
mense value Of its contents. 1t be-
longed to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and was sent out to San Francisco
several weeks ago from Washington,
with four million dollars in crisp green
backs, to replace worn out currency on
the Pacific coast.
It returned yesterday, containing
eleven millions dollars in gold and sill
yer, which Is to be taken to the Treas
ury Department at Washington. The
car is under the charge of efficient Uni
tel States officers, and Is guarded BY a
detachment Of regular soldiers. The
river was so high that the carcould not
be transferred to the Iowa side, there
fore it was drawn down into the U. T..
yard, where 1t remained over night.
1t will probably 60 East today.
Coyetous thoughts were expressed by
soipo of the few who knew Of the i'm
menss amount Of specie contained In
the car, aud we were amused ut the de-
claations they made concerning what
they would do with the money II 1t be-
longed to them.
Col. ii. G. Whitley, chief Of the Uni
ted States Secret Service, one of the
most noted of American detectives,
arrived OIL the same train, having In
custody the celebrated Volney Wright,
known as 1.-THE heavy blonde" Wright
was the leader of the powerful station
Island c%ountelfeiting gang, which was
broken up by Col. Whitley in 1869, and
ut the time Of the descent on their es-
tablishmeph Wright was arrested and
lodged In jail.as,It was then hoped that
the law would mete out to him his just
deserts, but by political influence he
had his bail reduced to $4,000, which
amount was raised by a woman friend,
and he was released from Jail. Before
the time appointed for his trial, he dis
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tribune, juno 9Th.
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1t is one Of the self-evident PROPOSE
lions that two bodies cannot occupy the
same place at the same time, but pre-
cisely that thing the two great political
bodies of the country are attempting to
do. The place the Republican party
has occupied 30 long the Democrats are
attempting to step upon. The Repub-
lican party In the nomination and cleo
ton OF Mr.. Lincoln took and occupied
new national ground, which they have
persistently remained upon ever since,
and have thrown around 1t those de-
lenses which 1t required to make 1t I'M
pregnable to overthrow.
The Democrats have continually en-
deavored to overthrow the ground &C.
cupied by the Republicans and 70
thwart the erection Of Its defenses.
But they signally failed In both at
tempts. The defenses were erected
and the position became impregnable.
And now having exhausted every hope
Of undoing what had been done, they
come forward and announce their de-
feat and the Republican victory, and
accept the situation In all Its bearing
quite as fully as do Republicans.
We announced In the first issue Of
this paper more than a year ago that
party issues we're dead ; in short that
there were no lines Of demarkation to
distinguish parties. One evidence after
another of this has been given from
time to time until the full truth Is now
developed. Still 1t Is asserted that the
Democratic party Is not dead. Those
who can obtain comfort from such a
position are certainly entitled thereto.
1t Is very small thing that satisfies them.
But what Is to be tho contest, or Is
there for once In the historyoft the coun-
try to DO but one partyp VIII the Re-
publicans, now that the Democrats have
been educated up to the advance they
took, take another step ahead and thus
continue In the advancep It would be
a most singular contest, with nothing
to contend for or rather for two dis
tinct parties to contend for the sim
Clio POSITION Woodruff & C2gttfn's
Weekly.
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EVIDENCES
OF HIS SUCCESS IN CURING
C. A r r n
AND OTHER CHRONIC DISEASES THAT
HAVE RESISTED THE ORDINARY
MODES OF TREATMENT.
Letter from r. b. Murdecks ESQ q,
RdItor Of San Jose Daily Patriot.

SAN JosE, Cal, New Years Day, 1871.
Dr.. ACORN, San Fraucisco-Dear Sir: having
heard that You intend In q week or two TO return
to the Atlantic States, with the view OF perma-
nently remaining there, I have felt that our busi-
mesa and social relations for the past ten months
were OF such 0 character as to warrant mo In
addressing you this testimonial OF my esteem
for you, professionally and socially. Your 70.
markable success In the treatment OF my son
Frank, q youth Just entering on manhood, who
had been afflicted for some time with an obsti-
nate catarrh and throat disease, was but an I'D.
ditional proof Of the distinguished reputation
You had achieved In your profession before your
advent in California, and disposed me 70 repose
that reliance upon your scientific skill In the
treatment Of your spcclalties, which was 20 fully
sustained by the success Of your prescriptions
In all cases under your treatment In this city
and neighborhood.
Allow me also to express my thanks Tor the
liberal and gentlcmanly spirit you displayed In
all Of our business relations. As the proprietor
Of the San Jo,c Daily Patriot, published for
Won many advertisements, all Of which were
promptly paid for, and in q manner peculiarly
agreeable.
I do not know whether this letter will be OF
any use to you, but since nearing Of your inten:
ton to return to the East, / have felt impelled
to writc, as well as to assure you OF my sincere
esteem and cordial wishes for your happiness
and prosperity. Respectfully your. etc
s.as.. i. B. MURDOCH,
Editor and Proprietor San Jose Daily Patriot.
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FROM SAN

SAN Francisco, June l2-l p. NJ
The following special order has been
promulgated: Headquarters De-
partmemt Arizona.-In obedience to
paragraph 2, special orders No. l76.
Adjutant-General'S Office, current
series, the undersigned assumes the
command in this Department. The
following-named officers constitute the
Department staff: Captain A. II.
Nickerson, Twenty-third Infantry,
Aide-de-C Camp, Acting Assistant Adju-
tant-G General; Lieutenant Colonel
Charles II. Tompkins, Deputy Quar-
tcrmaster- General Chief Quartermas-
ter, Captain John w. Turner. Com
missary Department-Chief Commits
sary Surgeon, E. J. Bailey Medical
Director, Major Charles j. Sprague ;
Chief Paymaster, Major James Mel
son; Paymaster, Major Robert Nor
row. CSigned) GEORGE Crook,
.Brevet Major-General."
Weather warm and cloudy wind
southwest. There was II slight sprln-
kle of rain this morning.
Arrived, steamer China, from Japan
and China. The Captain reports that
on May 23d, at 4:25 p. NJ, he sighted 4
large japanese junk, under jury rig
and not steering. He Immediately
bore up for her, and at 5:l5 +. NJ.
stopped the engines, the junk being
about a ships length to leeward. After
continual blasts OF the steam whistle,
he at last discovered signs Of life OH
board, seeing the waving Of hands
from the cabin window, and lie irnme-
diately sent n boat in charge Of the
first officer, Mr.. Howard. The sea
being very rough, and the junk rolling
heavily, he could not board her, but
succeeded in rescuing five Japanese
from the cabin window. They report
the junk from Hiogo, February 10th,
for Yokohama. They had experienced
terrible gales, were driven Off the coast
dismasted aud the rudder carried away,
and the junk drifted out to sea.
Eleven of the crew died Of starvation.
The remainder have lived on small
fish speared from the side of the junk,
but were too weak the last few days
for that exertion. May Goth Hakl
Djiro, one OF the five, died from ex-
haustion. The remaining four were
brought to this port. May 18th the
ship Otago, Captain Thorndike, left
Hongkong for San Francisco, with $50
Chinese passengers. The Pacific Mail
steamship Japan reports that on June
9th, ut 0 A.. ~, she waS boarded by the
ship Daniel Murray, 1888 days ont from
New York, for San Francisco. All
we'll. .
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~V~[
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY n CABLES.

LoSDoS, June l2.-The designations
of Favre and Valentine ara reported.
The Communists have resolved to
hold a meeting on Monday night In
Hyde Park, to protest against extra
dition.
The Tories are organizing to oppose
the treaty Of Washington.
MacMahon refuses the candidacy for
the Assembly.
The harvest prospect in France and
Prussia is d~iscouraging. The seed per-
ished.
BuENos AYREs, May lG.-rhe deaths
from yellow fever are diminishing at
the rate Of 20 per day. Business is
resuming.
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Too BAp.-A gentleman, we'll &C
quainted In this place, who had first
been acquitted Of riotous conduct con-
oluded the climate Of the low country
would suit him best. A friend, IT,
whom he was indebted $40, followed
the stage down the valley some distance
OH a fleet horse, and invited the tray
eler, in the language common IN this
country, to disgorge. Two $2O pieces
were soon In the hand Of the horseman,
when the traveller remarked to the fell
low passengers. ut has got to be so
now, that a man cannot leave Eureka
without somebody wanting money, and
It Is cheaper to give the money asked
for than to have any words with them!"
The passengers thought, judging from
the looks Of the horseman, In this case
at least, 1t was better to give up the
pieces ,-Emekd Sentinel.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

New YoRk, June 12.-The Worlds
special at Washington says a London
telegram received to-day by a high
official states that the Anglo American
treaty with the Queens ratification
will be sent into Parliament Tuesday.
All necessary arrangements have
heen made for the Presidents visit to
the Pacific coast. He will leave Long
Branch about the middle Of August,
accompanied by Senator Nye and ex-
Senator Williams, of Oregon. He will
visit Salt Lake, and thence 60 to Ne
vada and San Francisco, and from the
latter place by steamer to Portland,
Oregon. The trip may possibly be ex-
tended to the Sandwich Islands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

MICHIGAN and Texas have passed
compulsory education laws. Thus the
good work spreads. By the time the
next Congress meets we hope to see
the public so reused to the Importance
of this question as to demand a ma
tional compulsory education law. This
is what we have got to come to at last,
and the sooner the better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

CNPTArN HALL Is on the V Of de-
parting for the North Pole. He goes
out supplied with all possible COM
forts, and even luxuries, for a three or
six years voyage, as the case may be.
If there Is Nh open Polar Sea he hopes
to find it, and will endeavor to bring
u piece Of the pole home with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

GENERAL McCooS's speech, in &C
eepting the Democratic nomination for
Governor of Ohio, eau by no means be
said to place him squarely in favor Of
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments. Neither the platform upon
which he Is to run, nor his W words,
express anything that can be fairly
construed as an honest Endorsement.
It Is merely a passive acGuiesccnce in
the inevitable-an abandonment of the
vain struggle. They admit that the
rights n c conferred upon n citizen
ran never be repealed; that the only
way In which they could be abrogated
would be by revolution and n resort to
arms, and this they confess they ure
afraid to attempt. Now let Us hear
from Mr.. Jefferson Davis and his
friends. a .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

Gro. FRANCIS TRAIN, during his lee
ture at Greencastle, Ind, made certain
statements about the death Of young
Bowman, when a gentleman in the au-
disnce arose and said, "You lie, sir :"
Other gentlemen arose, and each said.
in substance, ~ fully concu in the
foregoing" and warned the Next
President that he must modify his
remarks or desist. He modified.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

San Francisco, June l2-3 T. NJ
The steamer China, from China and
Japan, brought about 1,O35 Chinese
passengers to-day.
Governor Haight's friends offer to
bet three to one OH his denomination.
OF the japanese who arrived by the
steamship China, two arc Treasury
officers, seven students and eight bank
ers, travelling for information on Amer
lean and European %tinoncial systems.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

Coon NraHr!-Send your little child
to bed happy. Whatever cares press.
give it a warm good night kiss as 1t
goes to Its pillow. The memory OF
this, in the stormy years which may be
In store for the little one, will be like
Bethlehem's star to the bewilderod
shepherds. my father, my mother,
loved me ~ Nothing can take away
that blessed heart-balm. Lips parched
with the worlds fever will become
dewy again at this thrill of youthful
memories. Kiss your little child be-
fore 1t goes to sleep.-Home Words.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12
DR.. ABoRN

For twelve years past has devoted himself ex;
c~lusiycly to Office practice for the treatment OF
obstinate chronic diseases, especially such cases
as have resisted all the ordinary modes OF prac-
flee, He has thus been enabled to treat at least
Aye times az many patients annually az he pos
sibly could had he treated them al their resi-
denccs. Thus he claims twelve years ONCE
practice, exclusively devoted to special chronic
dlscases-more than equivalent to SIXTY years
experience In a general practice.
Every physician Is more successful In q GER
tain class Of diseases than In others; and he
who deyotos his thoughts to q specially - better
prepared to treat It In that particular than one
who Is engaged In general practice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

A COMMENTATOR in the Cincinnati
Enquirer on the Vallandigham plat
form puts this question as to the Sec
ond resolution: "If it is policy now
TO waive all differences Of opinion as
to the extraordinary means by which
they were brought about why was 1t
not policy after the war was inaugu-
rated, and life vas being sacrificed, for
gentlemen then to waive all differ
enccs Of opinion as to the extraordi-
nary means employed?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

WRoNa.-A lady writer in a Wo-
mans Rights" paper in New York
speaks a piece which she captions
Marriage Is the greatest Evil Of the
Age" The GLOBE says that 1t viii
wager a dinner for all the editors In
New York, that this sister is past forty,
never was married, and has lost all her
front teeth. Or II not, she has been
most wofully sold. rr'
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Law omco Of r. p. and Jabish Gle
ment. No. 81 Exehaage Building.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Jan. %, 1871.
On, ABoRN-Dear Sir: Understanding that
YOU are about terminating your residence and
practice In this city. I have thought that possi.
bly You might be pleased to know that the little
school girl, Mary Morris, whom You treated
will remember, was nearly deaf and seriously
afiictcd with some bronchial trouble when she
went to you, IL now ENTIRELY CURED both
OF deafness and bronchial affection, and declares
that she was virtually cured on her Drst Visit 20
Won. She and her parents arc very grateiui 70
Won. and think that It Is wholly due to your skill
that her hearing and health are restored.
Yonrs truly. II. P. CLEMENT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

INFORMATION WANTED Of William
Sirlott, who was living at Virginia
City when last heard, from, two years
ago, but Is believed to have left for
White Pine soon after. Any one
knowing his whereabouts will confer a
great favor by addressing his niece,
Miss Emma Stuber, Chilllcothe, Peoria
County, Illinois.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

Prxp GRANT, the Presidents son,
graduates at West Point this month.
He stands thirty-ninth' In a class OF
forty-one. The President, when he
graduated, stood twenty-seventh OH
the list in a class Of forty-five men,
hn~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

LAST WoRDs.-Some Californian Is
said to have started the following: A
noted trout fisher died in Alameda
County not long ago. Fishing was the
one idea Of his existence. - say,
Brown, I'm going to peg out, sure.
W. flirted my last fish but bury my
tackle with me-who knows but they
bite we'll In Jordan ?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

A LITTLE boy had a great liking for
the water. His mother told him not
to 90 near the wharves or near the
water, "for Freddie, If you should get
drowned, we should never know what
ever became Of you" "Oh, yes, you
would, cause 1t would be In the news
papers,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

Mrs. Woodruff openly declares hor-
self In favor Of a state Of society where
every woman will be ut liberty to
choose tile father of her children, and
argues that it would lead to such re-
timement In taste that only superior
men would be favored with the priv
lepe,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-12

FORTY thousand dollars a year 60
into the st. Louis treasury from the
social evil ordinance, but Morality re-
fuses to see it.
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7 OF MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE IMPERIAL SILVER
~ Mining Company, San Francisco, juno 10,
1s71.-Ths regular annual meeting Of the share
holders Of the Imperial Silver Mining Company
will DO hold on TUESDAY, the nth day OF
June. at I o'clock p. NJ, at tho Company's office.
W. E. DEAN, Secretary.
Onice-Room 10, Hsyward's Building, no.
4f9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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NJ, d. IfINb.
No. los Hyde street, San Francisco.
Licut .Governor HoIAen's Card.

SAN Francisco. April Q, 1910.
Having suffered nine or ten years with a throat
and bronchial affection, I applied to Dr. Aoorn.
No. % Koarny street, who has treated me ior
about two months. I feel It my duty 70 state,
mar that I found immediate, and, l think, per.
n,ancnt relief from his treatment, and that l
considor his treatment scientific, and that the
Doctor Is master Of his profetsion.
49, WM. HOLDEN.
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ASiSsASE woman Is dwelling among
the tombs in a Saratoga graveyard.
She delights in b%arricading the Walks
and pushing over monuments.