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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-23

1901 Gifts, amounting ................ .S9o,Ooo
The Gins will be awarded in r precisely similar
manner "a ut the Concert given IN Ban Fran
cisco IN aid of the Mercantile Library. a1ra-z
The drawing will take place under the man.
arement OF Committee OF well known respon-
si6le citizens OF Nevada County, California.
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piTIDEyD NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill, Ne
vada, May 5th, 1871. At q meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees, held this day, Dividend
Number Twenty-Five (No. u, of Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents "a SOY per share, WAS declared pay
able on and after WEDNESDAY, May 10th, 4. d.
1871, at the Bank OF California, San Francisco,
and the Agencies in Virginia and Gold Hill.
The Transfer Books win be closed until May
10th, 1871.
BY order Of the Board OF Trusteca.
- sr GEORGE ". HOPKINS, See'y.
Gold Hill. May 8, 1871. mSu.
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NOTICE.

AL IERsoNs INDEBTED TO I. N.
DAVIS for wood will please call at his ONCE
and settle their bills--particularly our. long
vinded friends as we expect all bills paid on
or before the 9th Of each and every month.
Virginia City, May ., 1871. my2- N
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DELINQUENT AsssssxEyrsALEs.

ID Company Location OF works, Gold Hin
Dis trict, Storey county, State OF Nevada NO
tice.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment NOS
eral amounts set opposite tho names OF tho re-
spective shareholders, az follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-23

BY special permission We refer to tho follow
ing well known citizens:
I John II. Dickson. Sheriff OF Nevada County,
T. ". Sigourney. -. i. Co.,. .. .r-....
John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
! NJ s. Deal. Editor Nevada Transcript. don
/ G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster. -
/ Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer. .,
Geo. B. Newell, ex-C County Supervisor. =.
. Thos. j. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette. ,.
/ p. Banner. Merchant.
/ r. d. Gentry, late sheriff Nevada County.
D. E. Bell. Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel. @ r.
q. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry.
Judge 7. H. Rolfe. -...,.... ..
Geo. X. Phillips, Merchant.
A. Goldsmith, Merchant. . d.
William II, coe, Chief Engineer Of the Fire
i. CanaeId, ex.Chlef Engineer Of the Fire
Department .t.E tAs -
A. sanford, Merchant.
yBliyen q Potter, Merchants. =
Lester & Mulioy, Merchants.
| L. Nihell, City Marshal.
Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
Commissions allowed. Money should be sent
by Express, or by draft on any solvent Bank.
Address all communicationsto; gT.v +.
@. II. SOCIETY
Nevada City, California.
TICKETS for sale BY = . t.
~nrr Summit Stables. on tbs Divide: &
m5-td Virginia City, Nevada.
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The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, Of CAL
ifornia, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the
Broad Street Thcater, Nevada City, Cal, In aid
OF the following charitable purposes:
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TO MILLMEN !!

NHEHAyE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill News Once h"lf q ton Of superior
Type Metal, for journaling purposes IN Sn.A
Mfls, Hoisting Works, etc. Will bsso'd Nfe-
ducsd pH es for cash.
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100, 900 season Tickets Of Adn,issien
VIII be sold,
AT $50 so EACH. q,

Q, ,OO5 Gold Coin Premiums, amount'g to Sl5O,OOo
Busincss Mnnn gers.
A, ". Potter, A. II. Hagadorn,
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Effects of Nitro -Glycerine Explosion.
From the litusyille Herald. May 20.


Al 1.25 o'clock yesterday afternoon, 700
pounds of nitro-glycerinc in cans. loaded
on q wagon bound from Titusvillc to IL
lpoutS, exploded about three quarters Of
mile this side of Enterprise, on the pub
tic highway leading from Titu5yille. The
driver, Mr.. Charles c. Clark. who WIS one
Of Robert, u CO.'S most careful agents.
was blown to atoms, as also WAS the
horse and wagon. \ large circular cl-
n;tN,ltipn, about four or five feet deep and
twelve feet in diameter, was made in the
middle of the road the fences ana trees
for a considerable distance ON either side
were shattered into fragments. \ barn,
the property of Mr.. Confer, about forty
rods nearer Enterprise, was blown TO
pieces. and the whole ncighborhood con-
verified into a complete wreck The butt
end Of the drivers whip was driven 4 dis
tau 'e OF nearly a quarter of a mile, passed
through Il window in MI. .Arnaminc's
house. and knocked his wife senselcss.
Several persons al remote distance from
the scene OF disaster We're 50 stunned by
the shock that they are confined in bed.
The houses all along the road leading ill.,
to Enterprise were more or less injured,
being twisted out Of shape in such 4 man
ner as to prevent the opening or shutting
of windows OF doors. The shock was
like that Of an earthquake, extending for
miles, and being felt throughout the sur
rounding country and distinctly heard in
This cltY Several houses here We're shak-
ca 80 their foundations. On Church Run
the report sounded like boiler explosion,
and iii ibis vicinity like the low rumblmg
~ ar, n1la b.1ilah Stranttp tn S1y Cf1rs'
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Office ai the SPrague Moving Machine @.
PROVIDENCE, K. H. January, 1s,l.
To the Farming Community of the United

In presenting the srRAGUE MOWER TO the notice
of the Farmers OF this country and IN soliciting
their patronage the manutacturcrsteel hesitation
in making he statement that they are calling attcn-
ton now TO a and untried experimental ma
chine but to that has been subjected to the most
thorough and trying tests in many sections Of the
country, and in all the various and difficult kinds OF
works which required from Il tirst-class Mower,
the results obtained from these trials have been most
satisfactory both to the purchasers and to ourselves.
Our aim has BEEN and will be, to place in the
hands OF the Farmer Mower light in weight, easy
OF draft, strong in construction with the best and
most simple mechanical Arrangement and proportion
of the working parts; the newest and most complete
facilities for handling cutting apparatus second to
none IN use, and ut price At once ilr ana reason
able, and much below that heretofore charged for
the quality OF tirst-claSs Mowers.
IN order carry out these designs ana to produce
the required results, we have secured and combined
thc very best mechanical skill with the practical
Moving Machine talent OF many years experience.
lhc Machines placed in the field last season, were
carefully tried and watched in all the different posi-
tons, and upon all kinds OF moving. A few i'm
provcments have been made, and the Spraguc Now
perfection than any Moving Machine offered to the
public.
So well are we satisfied with the results OF last
years business and with the promising indications
of the coming seasons trade that have made
great additions to our buildings and have placed in
them large and increased assortment OF the newest
and most improved tools and machinery. With our
present arrangements we are enabled 10 turn ont
fifty machines day.
Thanking the public for th6ir very favorable re-
ccpti0n of the Sprague Mower, and their ready app
probation Of its many good qualities, and for their
liberal patronage of last season, we respectfully
solicit i continuance of the same, md promise to
uSt every means in power to give the best salts
faction both by the good qualities OF our Machine
laI tho fairness of our business transactions.
WA. SPRAGUE, President.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Mo Use.
From The N. y. sun, nep.J OF saturday.

From the n. \. sun, iiep Of saturday,
We find in the Eastern Argus of Port
land Il protest signed by all the masters
of vessels lying in the port Of Sagua Ia
Grand, Cuba, against the outra@es com
mitted by the Spanish authorities on the
person Of Capt. Griffin Of the American
schooner Lilias of Stockton, Me. The
document is both just and forcible, but
as long as Hamilton Fish is Secretary of
State the slgners may have saved them
selves the trouble of drawing it up
Nothing will come Of it, No American
merchant who owns any interest in a yes
sci, and no American captain who sails
one, has any right to expect protection
from the State Department., or to grumble
if it is refused.
In the case of the steamship Florida,
Secretary Fish allowed the Spaniards to
commit a totally understandable and I'M
justifable outrage on an American vessel
in an American port. On what ground
could he possibly claim satisfaction for Il
similar act committed in Cuban port
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Catalogue sprague Moving Machine Co.


Tbc Machine is constructed entirely Of Iron
mi SfrrI without auy woodwork except the Pol,
.,,iH ~ ,t tafsnInrnts
" The Frame is an iron Case. cast in one ricc,
with the bearings for the Shafts cast IT.
b The Shifting is OF the best refined iron, and
running as it does in bearings cast the Frame
cannot get out OF line IRON any warpng of Frame
or loosening OF Bolts thereby avoiding the trouble
which so often occurs from those causes on all wood
en- frames that are made OF separate pieces.
+. The Gears are cast from the best American
Iron, and are the strongest set OF Moving Machine
an,r3 in use tnry ire arranged in a mechanical Ind
contact manner within the Frame and are com
,lttly cpcascd: by this arrangement they are pro-
tected from dirt and grass and it is impossible tor
the operate or to be injured by them
). But four Bolts (and those with check or double
nuts are required on the frame, to hold in their
proper places the cover, Cap Seat Skating and
tears. The Cover is hinged to the Frame, and by
simply raising it, access is readily obtained TO all the
working parts OF the Machine
g. Almost the entire weight is carried the
wheels while moving, thereby giving the greatest
nos sble amount of driving power in PROMOTION to
the weight of the Machine.
T. Tie Machine weighing but 600 lbs is one OF
the lightest but from its peculiar construction one
of the strongest and most effective
S. Having the most simply constructed Lifting
Central Draft properly arranged, the labor upon the
team is much lessened and the liability of daInag c
reduced,
q rhc Machine has been so caretulIy constructed
and balanced, with view of avoiding side draft
lat no device is necessary to conceal that which
docs not exist
To- The Frame and Gearing are placed i'll thc
centro 81 the Machine bringing the weight equally
t,non thl drive wheels thus obtaining more STEADY
motion with less shaking Of the driver
II The onuaratus for working and handIinr the
Cnter Ear is the most complete simple and efficient
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Administrators Sale

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION In
for the County of Waldo, ON Tuesday, the 20th ia,
OF June A. y. 1871, at OF the clock in the after
noon, upon the premises. SO much Of the real Is
tate OF Alexander Dow, late of Palermo, in sal
County, deceased, intestae as viii produce the sun
OF two hundred and fifty dollars for the payment
NE said deccaseds just debts, charges of administr
lon ana incidental charges said real estate consist
OF The Homestead of said deceased in said Palermo
and consisting OF about 30 acres subject to the wild
ow's dover therein. JOHN CREEPY
Belfast May ., 1871.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

The originator of this wonderful medicine, claims
to have discovered and combined in harmony more
Of Natures most sovereign medical properties than
was ever before combined in medicine. The
evidence of this fact is found in the great variety of
most obstinate diseases which it has been found to
conquer. In the cure OF Bronchitis Severe Coughs
and in tile carly stages of Consumption it has aston
ished the medical faculty, and hundreds of the best
physicians pronounce it the greatest medical dscov-
cry OF the age. While it cures the severest Coughs
it strengthens the system and purcs the blood. By
its great and thorough blood purifying properties, it
cures all Humor from the worst Scro1ula to
mon Blotch Pmple or Eruption. Mcrcural Disease
Mineral Poisons, SyEhtic and Nencral Diseases
and their effects eradicatcd and vigorous health
and sound constitution established. Erysipclas
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Fever Sores, Scaly
Rough Skin, in short, all the numerous diseases
caused BY bad blood, conquered BY this powerful
purifying and invigorating medicine. For Oliver
Complaint" Bilious Disorders and Habtual Consti-
PATTON it has produced hundreds of perfect and per-
mancnt cures where other medicines had failed
The proprietor offers S 900 reward for medicine
that will equal it in the OF all the diseases for
which it is recommended. Beware of countcrtets
and worthless limitations. See that my private Gov
ernment Stamp, which is positive guarantee of
Genuineness, is upon the outside wrapper. This
medicine is Sold by Druggists at SLIGO per bottle.
Prepared by Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Sole Proprietor,
at his Chemical Laboratory, 133 Seneca street,
Buffalo, N. Y. 10wi6
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Speech by Horace Greeley.


GALVESTON, IENAS, 10Th.
Mr.. Greeley, at Galveston, in speech,
Friday night, i'll response to q serenade at
the Exchange Hotel, said that it was not
his purpose in visiting the State, to speak
ut all upon the subjects on which the peo-
pie had been so much at variance The
events of the past We're beyond recall
There they stood. They could not be
mendeA. They had been great bone of
contention. bat since the Struggle was
over it became their duty to forget them,
and repair as soon as possible the injuries
which the common country had suffered.
The right of peaceful revolution, and a
change Of government was affirmed, and
the duty of the citizens to the government
is a whole, ana nol q fragment Of it, was
explained and illustrated by reference to
the early convention to form the con-
stitution \ State coming into the
Union Ike New York or Texas could
not withdraw ut pleasure. a great GOV
eminent could not be dissolved like a
mas. meeting. \ violent determination
of "a portion OF the south, not the sober re-
Election of the whole people, brought on
the conflict and rs the north allowed no
alternative accepted the issue Now that
the appeal to the sword had decided the
matter there let it rest. Let the whole
people turn their attention to the rcstora-
OF peace, order and prosperity. No
country was possessed Of such marvellous
capacities for Development The result
Of the WAY made it essential that the
blacks should have the ballot to protect
themselves and that amnesty and the
rIWtit to @ pct their own rulers should be
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

Sch J Harris. Nichols at New York from Bara-
Goa reports on the outward passage March 29th lat.
70 %, lon GS l3, passed the wreck of brig f Dun
BAR OF Searsport before reported, her anchors
hanging 70 her bow mainmast on deck, one shroud
on each side support ing foremast, which had piece
gougcd out, halt way through, about feet below
ne top; also some wire rigging hanging from mast
head' forward part of cabin all gone and bowsprit
zone at knight heads her general appearance was
that she had eollided with some other vessel; the
sea was making clean breach over her at the time
and IT was impossible to board her.
Mcssrs. Walker & Dunn of Thomaston, launched
three masted sch. May Goth, to be commanded by
Capt. VIM. Harrington, called the ETA j. Simmons
ana likewise Samuel & Alfred Watts has fine ship
of about fourteen hundred tons on the stocks about
ready to launch; she is to BE- commanded by Capt
Harvey Mills The NIessrs. Watts have built large
ship every season for about Is or 20 years besides
being interested in building small vessels.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
( SESEEa s2a z3EsE Ekss I!

l HAVE PURCHASED THE STATE RIGHT
q I;n ems ,;, 81 tic b55t iup.o,e, p,cni CLOTHES
~ EhS ever offered to the publicly am sell!
ing very cheap. Please cali ana examine tor vour
self, and you will take one along with you.
CABLE & MORRISON, Agents, Belfast.
JOHN \. BRIGGS, Belfast, Ne. 3wli.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
The One Horse Sprague Mower

TINS MACHINE is new and is built expressly for
use with one horse. Some manufacturers have built
a Mower to be used either with one or two horses,
rs the convenience of the farmer may require. This
has proved to be mistaken course, as Mower de
signed for two horses must necessarily be stronger
and heavier to withstand without breakage the pow
er eMerted by the team than one to be used with one
horse. Another point is that when using single
horse on Il Machine, built for two, the labor for the
horse is too hard The impression exists therefore,
that one horse machine cannot be built that Will
work as well with one horse as the regular machine
does with two horses. We have determined to cor
rect this wrong impression by building truly prac-
ticable One Horse Mower.
our thills or shafts firm and strong, yet have
neat and tasteful appearance, and have been pro-
nounced by many moving machine men the best
that have ever been attached to Mower.
We have taken the greatest care in the construc-
ton of the machine that the horse inside shoe and
right hand drive wheel shall all move in the cleared
track. The Inside Shoe is of malleable iron, COM
bnng lightness with strength, and allowing the
OF Cutting apparatus weighing less than one-half
Of that used in the Two Horse Mower. These i'm
portant advantages, taken In connection with the
strong points of the two horse machine, which are
all included in the One Horse Mower, make it the
light machine of the world.
All who wish to cut their grass with one horse,
should before purchasing, see the Light Sprague
Mower, the only really practical one horse Mower IN
the world. E. A. CALDERWOOD, Agent.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
TIE CONFESSIONS Oh Az INVALID.

ED as warning and for the benefit of
L. young mcn md others who suffer from Nervous
ness, General Debility, nc, supplying IIIE MEANS
OF SELF-CuEE.
Written by one who cured hn Elf, and sent free
on receiving Il postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NArIIASlEL MAlFAlE, Brooklyn, N. Y.
6miJSp
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
ADVERTISEMENT
Hardship Of Truth VS.. FalSGhO0d.

r AM READY TO MAKE OATH TO STATE
ments made by MIR. Palmer, relating to the Stave
Jointer-taken in connection with his statements in
the Journa-that mplicate him in falsehood. l can
prove the same by substantial witness.
East Sullivan, May IL, 1871. c. j. HALL.
1wiGsp*
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

NEW STEAMER. The new screw steam
cr- 4, Il. Sanford, built for Hugh Ross
ESD OF this city, at the Penn Works,
Philadelphia, by McsSrs. Ncaiie 4 Levy,
under the uperIntendence Of Capt e. W.
Snow, arrived at this port yesterday after
noon, after a run from New \ ork Of II
hours. The steamer is intended Tor
either Il passenger or tow boat on the
Pcnobscot. and is well adapted for either
purpose. She is 100 feet long, u feet
wide, 9 ID feet hold, and registers 225
tons, carpenters measurement. OF l23
tons new measurement. Her frame is Of
Delaware oak. the bottom pIankeel with
the same wood, while the ceiling and
deck plank are OF pltch-pine She is cop
Drr-tastened, and all the iron work is
galvanized The engine is one of Neaiie
4 I4evv's best, with Il cylinder - inches
in diameter, with a 32-inch stroke. The
boiler is tubular, has three furnaces. is t.
lcct long and the shell is Il feet in diam
cter. The steamer is provided with Two
wrecking pumps from the Niagara punp
Works, Brooklyn, n. Y.-oMe in 4 house
ON the forward deck, with lS-inch steam
cylinder and S-inch suction, and the other
in the hold, with l2-inch cylinder and
l-jnch suction, The whecl-honse, cap
tain'~ and passengers cabins are finished
in ash, black walnut and chestnut, stuffed
and oil-polished- floors being laid in
arabcsque patterns with alternate strips
of the two former woods. Berths and
other accommodations are provided for
over thirty passengers, and the steamer
will be Just the thing for excursion parties
down the river and bay. Bangor Whig,
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

The n. Y. Sun fears THAT the catching
for oil and manureoi millions ofmenhadcn
OF moss-hnnkcrs. which are the natural
food OF blneiish, sen and black bass,
black fish and ether game fish, is the
cause of the scarcity OF the latter, and
viii soon drive them away entirely, and
wants the FISH Commissioners to inyrs-
tigate tile subject
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
For Sale,

Anna For Sale.
M1I4Ez5EA THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
s lE2l1454 for sale The Summer Stand at Nc
ing OF a two story House, H., Barn, and out build
ings, and forty-fve acres of land well fenced and
watered and conveniently divided in field and past
ure.. Said land produces apples, currants, goose
berries, &C., &C., in abundance. There is thereon
large lot of sugar naples. Springwater (never fail
ing) is conveyed to the buildings through an aque
duct
The property will be sold on the most liberal terms
if applied for within a short time
Appleton, May Is, 1871. 3w4d A. NJ. DAVIS.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
County, Ohio, Democratic
Convention.



The Montgomery County Convention
met today Mr.. Nallandighan, from the
committee on resolutions. reported new
democratic platform, intended for tho
groundwork OF a national platform. ihc
resolutions which were prepared by dl-
lanlGglam, declares that the democrats
unite upon the living issues Of the day I;
acrcp the legitimate results of the war 50
tar lis waged for its ostensible purpose,
and fully concur in the three several
amendments to the constitution recently
adopted. and acquicsce in the same as mo
longer issues before the country; declare
that the democratic party pledges itself To
the taithEGl and absolute enforcement of
the constitution as il now is, 50 as to Sc
cure equal rights to all persons, without
distinction of race OF color, or condition
demand absolute equality for each and
every State in the Union, opposed to cen
tralzation and consolidation Of power
in the general government demand a
general amnesty; favors payment Of the
public debt as early rs practicable con
SStent with moderate taxation, and call
for the strictest economy and honesty in
all the departments of government; call
IOf reform III me INTERNAL revenue system
and civil service favor strictly a revenue
tariff, and declare that the taxation should
be based on wealth and not on population;
demand as speedy return TO specie pay
mont as possible; sympathile with the
laboling classes; state that thore is no
necessity for war between labor and cap
ital; oppose the granting Of public lands
To railroads; oppose the acquisition Of
san Domingo; dcnounee The bills passed
ny Congress known rs the bayonet and
ku-kluN bin, and claim that the r2publi-
party j. no longer 4 union, but an admin
istration party.
Nh Nallandigham spoke in favor of
the resolutions, and on motion OF Mr..
Thompson the resolutions We're adopted
by ;leelamation The Convention then
adjourned.