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LUUIUS MoADAM, seo'y ene kctuary;..
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before dying. In few years, the 80 nbre shades
of night began to close around her tot ering Frame
she impaired this great secret to this fl end.
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MADAME DELAcHAmPs
ALONE INAMouNTAIN GORGE.

| CNUGLY EN5ooNCED AMID THE WILDs OF
- one of the Middle States lived Madame Della
champs, many years ago, with no known protector,
faithful dog that stood beside her 10 de-
fend in time of need. Her SMALL moss-coverol
cabin, wrapped with the wild rose and honeysuckle
appeared hid away by cluster Of underground,
and closely envroned on the north and east by
Deep craggy ravne that led away back to the noun
tain gorge.
Here, smiling the ambient air, waited from ma
lures green sward clinging to the mountain side,
bathing her brow in early morns gentle dewdrop,
she lived solitary and alone for many long years
Tho catamount's unearthly midnight yell, and the
VOLTS doleful howl, frequently aroused her from
pleasant midnight slumbers.
Now and then she would emerge from her I'M
known homo and mingle with the inhabitants
around about for or two months at time. She
was eccentric in her acts, and all viewed her as
living curiosity.
While from home, she apparently had but one OBJ
ect, and that was the relief of her afflicted sex,
Under belt on her left side could be seen an old
fashioned dirk of considerable sze carried for her
own protection, while strapped across her shoulder
was suspended curious sack made from the
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Read the following from Mr.. Womble, prominent
Hardware Merchant of this city:
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Periodicals.

Conry's LADY'S BoOK.-The January
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t,u ,Nn,nd;5 number it is. 1t contains hand
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Tban we have the double platr-"MrS. Loli.
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Ey4t New Years CALI is a choice wood-cut.
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: noted A goodly number of stories and mis-
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S',,,S;e Inv the musical editor, and a suburban
ras;Jence in the Italian style by the Messrs
Tobbs complete the attractions of the January
number.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for 1872, promises
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Sr;lIanev With series of papers by the
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tnIJ nv such biographer as Mr. Parton; and
stnrias sketches, essays, and poem, from such
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Of ike fame, the excellence and undiminishcd
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Orr You've Folks for 1872, bids fair 70
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grsmme Of story, popular science, adventure.
noetry, games, etc The monthly numbers If
Our Young Folks are greeted with almost
unanimous commendltiJn by the press.
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The Great PiclOriaIAnnua,.

Cnitei States Almanac tor Is7l for distribution
uu<h9ui the United States and all civilized count
~. 'he Western Hemisphere viii be published about the
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Z! 4 aai ponder the valuable suggestions IT contains
2rs7e,, d" admirable medical treatise the causes
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The Of information Intereatin nR 10 the merchant
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Die ri 'Ta?rfsed with pictorial illustrations valua-
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or tho ' VIII 10" one Of the useful and may be had
Ptsbprl IHS pr"prieors Messrs. Hosteter a. Smith,
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THE RAvAGES OF SMALL. POx IN PHuA.
DELPHIA-FIre Itousamd Sufferers. A Pbila-
delphia letter of Sunday says; The ravages of
the smallpox in this city have become alarm.
ing. The number of victims is being added 70
daily, and as the cold weather comes on tbrrp
is every reason to believe that it will be sin
worse. The most stringent sanitary regulations
are in force here, yet the contagion is in the
air. and all that man can do Except to yaccin-
ste) in the way OF sanitary precaution seems a
waste Of time, for the disease has footholl
anl the harvest Of death will be reaped.
Let it be born in mind that the scourge is ne
confined to the pOrer classes. Some of tbe
richest families in Philadelphia are afflicted
and have supplied victims to the loathsomr
disease since it appeare in June last.
The small pOx hospital building is situated
outside of the city 1t Is crowded, and tent,
have been erected on the premises tor the re-
ception o patients. 1t is e>timltcd On comne
tent authority that there are no less than Gye
thousand people now suffering from small nox
within the city. There are, of course. MANY
whose names are not reported, although the
law IN this respect is very stringent.
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The Troy Wing, in commenting upon Mont
gomery Blair nomination of William Cullen
Bryant for President, remarks that IF poet
Is to be chosen and his popularity considered it
Is evident that Bryant or Longfellow would
stand no chance by the side of Walt Whitman
or Bret Hate. In the midst of this diversity
OF opinion why does not some one propose a
fheatrIcal y ticket. with, say, Ned Forrest for
" tent and John Brougham for Vice or
Lester " aIIlch and + win Booth; or, tax n !,
Tony Pastor? N anu
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..,i Inc Secretary of the Navy, in his report,
eSSunates sSa the expenditures for the navy for
sne next fiscal year at $40, 1925, ,5O7. These
h5uIss are 10000 less than the estimates
,Ia ,I[ the current fiscal year, and are made for
tns navy as 1t is, but needed improvements
rs. rsLnand increased appropriations. The Sec
da. dt[,afy recommends that the grade of Commo-
rn unli ee dispensed with, and promotions be
aae Raus rom the list of Captains to tie grade of
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.nit i vi %lI pay you-to go to Philadelphia for
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For Rent 1872.

The DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE. on Com,
mefre Street occupied now by J. Wesley Demney
Four Small TENANT HOUSES near the town.
LARGE ROOM No l. ON the Second Floo, -,
building coruer OF Nam and Commerce sis
GOOD STABLE, attached to property occupicd
by Kew Joshua MOrsell, with room Tor Two or tbree
hoLSes GEO w. CUMMINS
smyrna Nov Sth 1871 l-3m
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DEATHS.

A''-on the I'd inst, in this town. Francis b. Durham
:, 'SEu ,IrI aoou' % years formerly OF Wilmington
N'ne, aged 80 years. w " s0
HiLl.-On the RI inst roou Dta,,. =,
Jacob mn, aged IS wears ~ '""e W. WIG VI
~ N"NH-ln This town the lst inst James son of fo.c
H. H. Nirkers aged abou; one year " '''''0
GEORGE.-On the Sd, AT the residence r,, ,.
Robert George. aged 7G years ~ 'p''
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

!, lhe report of the Secretary of War states
tnat the reorganization Of the army under the
aS ACT Of July Is, 1870, has been accomplished.
Tue iorce numbering 10000 men. The total
expenditures for the last fiscal year were about
sfo'op9 O0Q reduction of $l7,655, ,675 from
.ae expenditure Of the previous year. The
ssP9lpropraton s9l el for the current fiscal year is
S'3'o'0i 40, and the estimate for the year
enulng June 30, 1873, is 32.4I5.412.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Ine Mormons keep their courage up hv
bld "hIstlng mainly. One of their journals
t kes occasion, In reference to Thank Sgiving. to
say that they, know God is with them when
fhey are IN the greatest extremity, and thew
feel IKE heartily thanking Him for that assur-
anee' although they confess they have had no
esp especial benefits of late to feel grateful for
l ine report has been received in Washington
mat n! Brigham is hurrying home to attend his
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
FOR RENT.

DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE in Smyrna.
now occupied Mr. Kemp; the property is IA good
S.ltt an" l. vel situated tlnurg from Commerce
ST., to Peterson ST. and a large back ward leadi,g
INTO said Peterson ST., makes an excellent place TOR
hIlching horses There also on sald premises a
goOu stable Carriage House, Smoke House and
chicken House. Kent TO suit the tunes
Apply to J. S nUFFINGTON,
Smyrna, October 25th, IL
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Nov. 30th, 1871.
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First Instalment Notice,

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LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL. TO Tue GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS NJ
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco, March 29-l p. NJ
Weather clear and warm.
Arrived, bark Vedette, from Homo
lulu, with merchandise.
Young Crittenden has been on the
stand teStifying in the Fair-C rittenden
murder case all the morning. By order
of the Court, the jury will not be
allowed to separate during the trial,
but will be lodged at the Lick House.
The Surveyor-G General testities that the
shooting of Crittenden took place half
a mile within the line of San Francisco
county, and the defense admit tho
question Of jurisdiction. The testi-
mony thus far Is merely a repetition OF
that before the Coroner,'n no new points
being drawn out.
The steamer Nerada goes into the
dry dock to-day, preparatory to re-
ceiying supplies and an outfit for the
first trip to New Zealand.
NJ. O'Connor, a produce and COM
mission dealer OH California street,
has gone to the swarm Springs" leav-
ing an empty stove, $4,000 liabilities,
and no assets.
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San Francisco, March 29-3P NJ
Gold ut 8 T. NJ. 1lO3S. Greenbacks,
Of /; selling, 91&.
About half the number of witnesses
for the prosecution, whose testimony
will form the bulk Of the evidence
against Mrs. Fair, were examined yes
terday and to-day. The most impor-
tant witness to-day was Charles Vol
berg, furniture dealer and upholsterer,
who testified that Mrs. Fair and Crit
tenden bought furnitlre and carpets OF
him at different times after she mar
ried Snyder. Crittenden refused to
pay for one carpet she had bought soon
after her divorce from Snyder. She told
Volberg that Crittenden promised her
that he would not have his wife come
back from the East, but would marry
her. She said she had heard that, not
withstanding this, he was going to
have Mrs. Crittenden return, and If he
did so, that one of them would have to
die.
George Oulton, Collector Of the First
Internal Revenue District, has been
removed. Dr.. l.. N. Carey, Of the
Second District, is appointed to sue
coed him as Collector of the First Dis
trict as recognized.
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NlNMMa
S~v>W<
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE CABLES.
BY n CABLES.
PROM EUROPE.

PARIS, March 2S-l2 Nall quiet.
The Committee still retain all impor-
tant positions.
Schloescher resigned yesterday, but
the control is replaced in the Central
Committee, who have ordered the for
nation of 200 battalions Of active and
20 batteries of reserves, with 10 bat
teries mitrailleuses, active. Duval
organizes the infantry and Bergerot
the cavalry.
Versailles correspondence says that
GARNER, a member of the Committee,
has been condemned as q Bonapartist.
F%lourens has resigned his military
functions.
PARIS, March 2S.-The Commune
was proclaimed from the Hotel de
Vile. Speeches were made from a
red-clothed platform. An enormous
crown was present. The Republic was
cheered and sixty guns fired.
Cremier repudiatcs any connection
with the Commune.
A Times special says that 10000
troops were expected at Versailles to-
morrow. The Government is steadily
organizing trustworthy forces, and will
ulsrch OH Paris, If possible, In eight
days.
PARIS, March 2S.-This evening a
SubLCentral Committee was formed,
consisting Of twelve members, with
Massey as President and Garibaldi Il:
Honorary President.
Velsramie has been suspended, and
Garibaldi was offered the supreme
command of the National Guards.
PARIS, March 29.-All quiet. The
red flag floats everywhere.
The Committee have split, and Their
colleagues were arrested at Versailles,
Diplomatic intercourse Is difficult.
VERSAILLES, March29.-Goyernment
movements relative to Paris are I'LL.
hnown.
Chanzy promised the Committee, be-
fore being released, not to fight except
against foreigners.
Amicable arrangement are still pos
sible between Paris and Versailles.
LONDON, March 29.-The PruSsians
are concentrating at Isleadam, neal
Paris, till the disorder is yer
The Republican Committee at Ma
zilles has issued a proclamation recog.
nizing the Paris Government. The
city Is tranquil.
The Minister of War declares Mar.
settles in q state Of slego.
VERSAILLES, March 20.-In the AS.
sembly, Freshman demanded the In
terruption Of communication with
Paris.
LONDON, March 29.-Gcrman official
papers deny encouraging P~arisians.
PARIS, March 20.-At the inaugura'
ton sitting of the Commune, it wa:
declared that the Nationals deserve
we'll of the country.
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Az ELOQUENT ExTRAcr.-The fol-
lowing Is the conclusion Of n Christmas
editorial In the Oakland NeWs:

AN ELOQUENT EXTRACr.-lhe lol-
lowing is the conclusion Of n Christmas
editorial In the Oakland News:
They tell that the influence OF the
Christian religion Is declining; that 1t
will after a while expire from the en-
lightened world; that 1t is all Of life
to live and all of death to die. ALI,
readers! you and l know better. We
hear the cold, hopeless blasphemy an
grily contradicted by the viewless
prophets within the sanctuarles of our
own souls. We look upon the white,
still face of an infant In its coffin, and
cannot believe that its sleep, though
dreamless. is eternal. 1t cannot be
that God has created one so beautiful,
so innocent, so s~inless, to fade and de-
part like the vapor Of the morning,
and be lost In the dreadful vortex Of
annihilation. The fairest flower that
is cut down by the frost, the searest
leaf that Is whirled to the dust in the
gales of autumn, Is restored ut the
next uprising Of the year; and shall
not that little n come back to life,
not in speeches. pallor, not In the
wan similitude of death, but warm and
exultant from the sheltering bosom OF
the Good Shepherd, and all radiant In
the beauty and vigor of eternal life?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

The Chicago woman s~uffragists, at
their convention recently, resolved
{ that mans keadship in the state, the
church and the home is an exploded
idea of the dead past, opposed to a re-
publican government and Protestant
religion, "and that women have a right
to vote without further amendment OF
the Constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

BosroN, Mass, according to the last
census returns, has a population OF
$50, 52G souls, Of whom 2i7,0l3 are
white persons, 1896 colored, - In
dams and 5 japanese. The population
Is also divided into l62, $40 persons OF
native aud 1887 of foreign birth. OF
the inhabitants of Boston, l2o, 263 were
born In Massachusetts, l5,S2l in Maine,
7,5S7 in New Hampshire, 1925 in
New York, 2.4s6 in Vermont, 1855 in
Rhode Island, $40 in Connecticut, 27s
I'm Virginia, and 222 in Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

The Atlanta Ne,e Era, In IN editorial
on The Dignity of Stupidity" ex-
presses the conviction that "it Is a
very respectable thing to be stupid.
Cheek goes a good way with some peo.:
pie, but when the question is n OF
permanent success, give us that luxu-
RANT eiiorescence Of social converse
tion-dignified stupidity!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29
AUr CESAR, AUT NULLUs.

Mr.. Dawes, in replying to General
Butler in Congress, March Goth, stated
that in his apprehension he who came
into the halls Of Congress, saying
"Am Cesar, ant nullus," would fail.
This brings to mind, as Lincoln would
say, a little story. In the days Of Blu
chanan, when Gen. James S. Whitney
was Collector Of the port Of Boston,
Gen. Butler, who was then a great
light with the Democracy, called upon
the affable Collector, and, in an impe-
rious manner, demanded to know what
certain appointments meant. He was
assured by Gen. Whitney they were
made because, in his tGen. Whitney's,
Judgment, they were thought to be
best. This reused Ben's ire, and he at
once began to rage against interior
ence with his prerogatives, exclaim-
ing, with all the majesty Of a Dutch
Kaiser, "Aut Cesar, ant nulluS." This
last shot seeming to have no effect on
the worthy Collector, Butler returned
to Lowell without further ceremony
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

RAn.wAYE ARNINGsIS lS7l.-Twelye
leading railways earned in the first
two months of the calendar year
$7,sSt. 562, and In the same months Of
1871 $7,4O7, $50. The most notable i'll
crease is $2l0, 1903 in the earnings OF
the Central Pacific; next, $l94,S Ol III
crease in those of the Michigan Central,
aud $l42,G Coz increase in those Of the
Toledo, Wabash and Western. The
largest decline is in Union Pacific,
$3O7, l27, but the net earnings of that
road have meantime increased, the
ratio of expenses in February, 1870,
being 90 per cent. Of income, and only
90 per cent. In 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29
soLLLIawY OF M1sDER HAM
LED, DER DANISH,

Do been, or not do hate beenI
Dots yot is der matter boud dot:
Yedder is Id much bedder to suffer In your
peforeheadt
Der Shmacks Of bad luckyness,
Or to raise up der doose boud dem
Und by keeling ub q shdif ubber lib ub,
Shdop dis ding quick outs
To gone died, to gone shlecb,
Und by such q shleeb Ike dot,
To resign der engagement OF lihng
Und shut down on dose Observation-Disclosures
Vad a feller ls much EXPOSED to, ain'd Id?
Dis ding is der contamination Cyad . word
Is dotO
Vich I sure hope for,
To gone died, to gone shleeb,
Und perhaps, for all you know boud dot,
To gone tream. Ay! sure,
Dot is yad Ia der rub is. l baed youI
For, even you'm gone died,
You dcn'd know how is dot yourself, ain'd
Who wood been hesitated boud gedding way
mid himself
Ven in q parrellfull OF drubble,
Uf Id vas not for der fearness
or somcding alder you'm gone died
Bout dot biace we're no drafeller
Meier geds q redurn dicketl
Vich dis makes rs grim md bear
Our scrabes, instead do fly OF on our ear
To dings und places boud which We don'd
Ourselh know someding bout dot, I basd
youl-N 7. Clipper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

THERE is a small Crispin rebellion
in Milford, Mass, and three men are
reported shot! AS far as it goes, these
Crispins are almost rs bad as the ku-
klux. Possibly au investigating CON-
mittee will have to be sent to the Old
Bay State. If Crispins will not work
themselves they should at least allow
other people to work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-29

You've men who hope to make! Jor.
tunes by going to Peru are Informed
BY the United States Minister Of that
country that there are no situations.
The young men of the day must take
up with Mr.. Greeley's advice, and
"hoe" for the West or some other
plnca