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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28
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SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.


New York, September 2s.-Special
accounts represent that the opening
scenes of the Syracuse Convention
were Of a shameful character. One
report states that when the delegates
gathered at the hall they found tho
doors barred, bolted, and guarded by
several policemen, obstructing their
entrance.
A cry was at once set up that the
Custom House had brought Its Mar
shall here. A voice heard in the crowd
said, "Are there any guns here?"
When the door opened, at half-past II,
the rush commenced, which was met
from the inside. Chairs and table legs
were freely used by the defenders OF
the citadel, and fists and canes by the
attacking party. A detachment OF pc.
lice arrived, which no doubt prevented
much bloodshed, rs the attacking force
was constantly Increasing. Resistance
from within could not have been main
tanned much longer.
Another dispatch says that n gang
of New York roughs came into the
town during the night, and early this
morning it was evident there would lie
serious trouble.
CHICAGO, September 2s.-rhe pro-
peller Nebraska, with $4,000 bushels
Of wheat, was burned at Dock river at
three O'Clock this morning. Loss Of
of the vessel, 800, 900; cargo, $500 600
The crew escaped from the ~ferecastle
unlnjured.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2S.-The Republi'
can Convention yesterday adopted res,
olutions affirming their devotion to
the Republican party, endorsing the
administration of President Grant and
in favor of his denomination.
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liz the Ottawa (Canada) Free Press,
we read: "a Frenchman, while
fishing near Kettle Island, hooked q
large maskinonge, which afterward
proved to weigh thirty-five pounds.
In the act of pulling him In, a large
eagle swooped down on the fish and
fastened his talons in 1t with such
force that 1t could not get away ; and
the Frenchman pulled In both the fish
and the bird, and has now the eagle In
bis possession alive"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

A ST. LOUIS man, who believes In
st. Louis and Its beer, visited Dubuque
recently, and being thirsty, called for
a glass of lager beer. After drinking,
he remarked, with an indescribable
gusto, "Ah-h-h! that's splendid st.
Louis beer, Is 1t not" "St. Louis?'
reiterated the Teuton; "no-sir-ee! dot
is Topook peer" "What! have you
a brewery here? ?" querled surprised
st. Louis. "a brewery! Soften tous.
SAINT Chermans, unit one prewery
Where you was leef when you was
home 81" and the dispenser Of fluids,
impressed by the absurdity Of the idea
as he placed the glasses on the bar,
continued to exclaim, soto yoce, ''sef-
fen toussant Chermans, unit one prev
ery ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

A coLoRED preacher at a Georgia
camp meeting Is said to have told his
hearers they could never enter heaven
with whisky bottles in their pockets,
and urged them to "bring 'em right
up to de pulpit" and he would softer
'em q sacrifice to de Lord" 1t was
done; but the preacher was found In
capable when the hour for evening
service arrived.
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Jonx 5. PuELrs, the venerable

JonN 5. PHELPS, the venerable
grandmother OF all the Democracy Of
Missouri. has been interviewed by n
newspaper correspondent. He fayors
tho "new DEPARTURE" and thinks
either Thurman, Hendricks or Han
cock should be the Democratic nomi-
nee for President. Like all Democratic
humbugs, he Is for ECONOMY" in
State and national expenditures. So
Is Tweed and Connolly OF New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

A BRIDE and a bridegroom from Ro-
mulus, Michigan, recently attracted
some attention in Detroit, where they
went for their matrimonial tour, by
the fact that they had never before had
any experience in wedlock, aud were
zach over so,
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FROM CARSON CITY.

CARSON, September 27.-Shenf At
kinson and party will arrive this even
ing at about 0 o'clock, with two es-
capped ~convicts-SQuires and Willis.
Six convicts passed near Wellington
this morning. The officers from the
latter place are In pursuit.
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The Now York evening Post having
announced that "Hoyle, the apostle
Of whist under the old dispensation, Is
said to have died full of years and OF
honors,'" the New York World re-
spends, "This Is not true. He has
merely fallen asleep, waiting for the
last trump"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

A SHOEMAKER on Long Island offers
to work against any man at his craft
for a purse Of 800. 1t will be a last
ing contest, with the sole end in view
Of settling which shoemaker Is entitled
to the upper place, and he Is willing
to stake his little awl on the result.
In case of a tie, there will be a second
trial.=N. 7. Erenin1 MniI.
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THERE Is a gentleman now living In
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, at the age Of 81, who
was born when his father was Is years
old. He Is anxious to know II there Is
another person living whose father was
born l65 years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

The Southeastern Conference Of ln-
diana Methodists has voted unani-
mously that horse racing, theatres,
circuses, card-playing, base ball clubs,
social play parties, and the dance,
whether In ths parlor or the public
hall, are detrimental to virtue and
religion. contrary to the spirit Of the
gospel and hostile to spiritual growth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

"WHAr do you mean by q cat and
dog life ?" said a husband to his angry
wife. "Look. at Carlo and Kitty
asleep on the rug! I wish men lived
half as peacefully with their wives"
''Stop!" said the lady, "tie them to-
gether and sec how they will agree"
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SARcArrc.-The White Pine Ne,rs
gets of the following shot, which is
hardly merited By the escapers e.
Batterman's militia force has sue
ceeded In eluding the escaping con-
vlcts. Mcclellan Is talked Of for Con-
troller, vice Connolly-supplied.
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WHOLESALE SmPNENT.-Seventeen
car loads Of horses. cattle and sheep,
which had been exhibited ut the State
Far, were shipped yesterday to Chico
to take part in the Upper Sacramento
Fair, now being held there.-Sac.
Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

The people of Nebraska have voted
down the new Constitution proposed
by the State Convention, so that the
labors Of that body all 60 for naught.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

BAINBRIDaE, Ca, must have a very
salubrious climate for babies. They
have about 1900 inhabitants, and the
city records show an average Of five
new babies per week. When tho per-
centage falls off a woman will catch
up by having twins, and often trlplets.
One woman Is doing well and nursing
q q~uartette of babies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

IMAM In Maine recently committed
suicide by locking himself into his
house, setting fire to 1t and suffering
himself to be burned to death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28

Each ticket will consist OF four auArtets,
sdmission 10 the Concert, Int to the whole
amount Of tho gin awarded TO It Or to Its
fraction, Tickets number from ! to lo0,0Go.
THE CITIZENS BANK OF
All moneys arising from the sale OF Tickets
will be deposited with the Citizens Bank, sup;
iect only TO tho order Of the President ana
Treasurer Of the Library, countersigned BY tho
Businers Manager. -,
During tho Concert, the sum OF
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A DRUMMER Is the fastest man In the
world, because time beats all men, but
a drummer beats time
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A W1scoSsrS man claims the cham
plonship for eating six wstermelons .
day.
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FOUND!

IN GOLD HILL, A PAwNBhCkEn 8 RE.
| ceipt for a DIAMOND RING. pawned for a
certain sum In Virginia. The receipt 10 In favor
or a Mr.. Willis, who will call at the News once
and get his receipt by paying for this advertise
Coli u'u sept. 8, 1871. ssStf
n q ~ sT p. z Ss. SSa5.
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100000

Under the direction OF the best Musical Talent
that can be procured.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25
Sonora, Nov. Is. 1s7l.tf
limited STATES oFAmGaICA. srArg

u OF taitiogGla--Jnited States Land Office, city OF
stockton.Sotce and citation before the Register AID Re
oeyer az the stockton Land once Where's. Town of &C.
un4ba No. 53e3l Of TGolunne County, did the 9th
day Of November 1871. apply the Register the T.
Land Office at Stockton California 10 enter Town Site
SCI Of Wa = ON + II, + Is eli W = and + {
Section II, and x Of W = and 4 of Section H.
and 4 OF quarter, of section Ne. Is, Township
No . North. Range Ne. IL East, Mount Daho Meridian
portion of the having been returned by the United
States Deputy Surveyor Mineral Lands, iollows y
OF 5 = 4 and 4 Of Z Of Section II and 4 *
III y of "a SectoH II. and upon portion of which
the following persons have claims, john l.. Hutclns
Homestead No. ll3l John 5. sullivan rs. 1851.
Therefore in compliance with instructions Of the COM
mis- Of the General Land Office, is hereby ordered
that q The 1 th day OF Janumry, a. ID. 1872
at 10 eIock, 4. you John l. IIutchins aud John s
Sullivan and each AID every person claiming the above
mentioned lard any part thereof appear before in
the e $ Land Office in the city of Stockton with
witnesses prep red 10 testify 10 the Mineral Nom
Mineral character Of the above mentioned land, any
part thereof aud show if any there be- why The
Town az Columbia should be allowed the aore
said Land or certain portions he Herein fail not
or the said land VIII beawarded to the Town of Column
ba upon furnishing the proper proof of compliance
with tie law in relation TO Town sites.
Witness our hands this day ofNovember, 1871
MkGYlLLE C0TTLE Register
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25
Nor. 18th. 1s11.-5w



I Of Califorua-United States Land Office. City of
Rerejyer az the Stockton Land Office Whereas John
Kenney 420) OF Tuoumne County, did on The 9th day Of
October 1871, apply 10 the Register of the > Land OF
fee ut Stockton California TO enter Agricultural Land,
the + y of w and L = of W 4 of Section No 81,
Township No > North Range No IL East, No mt DIabo
Meridian portion OF the having been returned by
the United States Deputy Surveyor Mineral Lands TO-
Wit the Il Of \ " 4 aud upon the L \ OF W Il.
Robert Patton made proof and payment as pre-emptor
October Dist, ISL.
Therefore in compliance with Instructions of the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office it is hereby ordered
that on the 9Th day ofDrccmber. a. I'D. 1871,
IL O'Clock A. W. Yen Robert Patton, and each aud eve
~ other person claiming the above mentioned land any
part thereof appear before tina T. s Land Ole IN the
City of Stockton with your witnesses prepared To testify
The Mineral Non-Mineral Character of the above
mentioned land any part thereof and show cause, II
any there be; why John kenney, should rot be widowed
the aforesaid Land certain portions of the
Herein fail not: the land will be awarded JOIN
kenney upon his furnishing the proper proof Of coup
with the Presumption Law.
Witness cur hands this oath day ofoctoher, 1871.
MELVILLE CoTrLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN. Receiver,
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

SroLEN HORSES RECOVERED. George Stin-
son arrested for horse stealing at Folsom,
was indicted by the Grand Jury of Sacrament
to last week, together, with James Crum,
who had been arrested in this county, and
was lying in Jail in default of giving bail.
On Wednesday morning, Deputy Sheriff
Lindsey, of Sacramento, with bench
warrant, escorted Crum to Sacramento for
trial. After his arrest, Stinson confessed his
guilt, duplicating Crum, and gave informa-
ton of the whereabouts Of several stolen ami
mails. On his statements B. b. Lee, Esq, Of
that county came to Tuolumne, went to diff
ferent parties and found his animals as rep
resented by Stinson. The brands in some
instances had been altered, we are told tina;
one man persisted that he himself had raised
the animal in question from colt, until he
found that the better way was to give it up,
rs an officer was in close proximity. Mr..
Lee recovered six valuable horses that were
stolen from him some time ago.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25
Oct Is. ls71.aw


u of C4lifornia-Uuited States Land Office, City of
Stockon.Notiee and Citation before the Register and
Receiver of the Stockton Land 0fhce.-Whereas James
Loney ID No. 53l5l Of TuOiumne County. did the
2h day ofoctober ISL apply to the Register of the L. $
Land Office. at stockton, Cal to Agrcu tur Land
the w = of W i, Z = of W = and " i of \ L
4 of Section No ~ Township No. l North Range No.
II Fast. Mount Iiabo Meridian. portion of the same
having returned by the United States Deputy Sur
Neyor Mineral Land and upon portion OF which B. F.
krunk0ll has prescription claim, Cd No. 5lS3.)
Therefore in compliance with Instructions Of the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office ii is hereby ordered
that GA the 2:eh day Of December, a I'd. 1871 :.
nj o'clock 81 You said h, f. Krunkell aud each and
every other person claiming the above mentioned land
part thereof appear before in the T. S Land Office
in the city of Stockton with your witnesses prepared 10
testify to the Mineral Mem Mineral character of The
above mentioned land, any part thereof and show
cause if any there be- why James oney should be
allowed to enter the aforesaid Land certain portions OF
the sane Herein fail not the said land will he award
cd 70 said James Loney upon his furnishing the proper
proof q compliance with the Presumption Law.
Witness oar hands this 9th day Of October. ISL.
MELVILLE CoTTLE Register
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

School FESTIVAL AND BALL AT CHINESE
Attention is called to the Festival and Ball
to be given by the Trustees of Chinese Camp
This is a good chance for the friends Of edu-
cation and our Common School system, to
show their appreciation of the efforts being
made by the Trustees to keep their School
open for the benefit Of the little ones of that
district. We acknowledge the receipt CT a
complimentary ticket, and would be happy to
nse It If circumstances permitted.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

THANKSGIVING BALL.-Don't forget the
party at Turn Verein Hall next Thursday
Evening. LEM is making great preparations
for his guests. The supper will be a genu-
inc Thanksgiving of itself. No better finish
ing up of the governmental Sunday can be
made than by spending few hours on that
night in the pleasures of the dance at Turn
Nerein Hall.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

I NETKsF NEA n = 81 T 4 " = HIN, STATE
- Of Callfluia.- nife6 States Land office, City OF
Stockton.Notce ami citation before the Register and
Receiver of the stockton Land Office Whereas John Cur
(5isS of ru0umne County, did on the 10th day OF
Oct. ISL apply the Register Ct the L, S. Land Of
fee. at Stockton California u enter grcultura Land
the sol w : aud " 4 Of 4 eff Section No.
-, Township Ne ,, North. Barge No II East Mount
naho Meridian tie same having been returned by the
United States Deputy surveyor As Mineral Lands.
Therefore in compliance with instructions OF the Conn
missioner the General Land Oce il is hereby order
ed that on the 4sss day OF Eeccsliher. a. ID 49,
II O'Clock A. NJ. YOU each and every person claiming
the above mentioned land any part thereef appear
before in the u :. Land Office in the city Of stockton
with your witnesses prepared 70 testify 10 the Miner
al or No1-MiDer8l Character q the above mentioned
land. any part thereof and show cause If any there
be; why John Currow should rot be allowed 10 en-
the aforesaid land certain portions Of the
Herein f the said land will he awarded 10 John
CRvuow upon his furnishing the proper proof of
rlishce with the Prescription Law.
Witness our hands this 10th day of October, 1871.
MELVILLE COTrLE, Register.
nILS pEERlN kan.irar
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

limited STATES oE AMERICA. STATE

< EAF - - OK n "a Il AkESf4R. SIAlE
u of California. United STATES Land Office. city of
Stoc6enNoce aud citation before the Register aud Re-
ceiver If the Stoekton Land Office. Whereas. Moses
Woodward (5l45 ruolunae County did the 24th day
cf 0csoher. ISL apply ~ the Register Of the L. s
land Office al stockton, California 70 enter a-ricultu
raj land the 5 " OF 5 v & Of Section No. Is, Town
ship No. North Range Ne Hast, Mount Dishlo MeIid-
an the having been returned by the United States
Deputy Surveyor mineral lands ami upon which John
Stewart hSs flied pve-vInpton claim. 10 594S.1
Therefore in compliance with Instructions Of the Com
missioner # the General Land 0ce il Is hereby ordered
that the fSth day of December, q. ID.
sSSt. at 10 O'clock A. NJ ven John Stewart ana each
and every person claiming the above mentioned land
any part thereof. appear before in tie L : Land oee
in the city q stockton, with your witnesses prepared TO
testify the iaevai non-aeTa character of the
above mentioned land, any part thereof. and show
II any there he why Moses Woodward should not be
allowed enter the aforesaid land certain portions
Of the Herein fail not, the said land will be award
ed 10 Moses Noaiwar upon his furnishing the proper
proof Of compliance with the prescription law
Witness our hands this 24fh day Of October. ISL.
MELVILLE C0FTLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

A Social party will be given on Wednes-
day evening, the Third of January next, by
Harmony Rebeeca Degree Lodge No. 6, |. O..
o. f. at Turn Nerein Hall. This Lodge was
recently instituted and has chosen the install
lation night of Sonora Lodge No. 10, for their
dance, trusting it may result in furnishing
them some means towards delraying the ex-
penses of organization.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

III. l.. CRowELL NOT FoUND.-A number
of persons have been in the mountains the
past week hunting for the remains of Mr..
Crowel. There is not doubt of his havih 2
persisted. Twenty persons are now continu-
ing the Sc arch, but to this time, have found
no trace Of his whereabouts,
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25
. DMINasTRaToEs,s sALE.-NoTICE

N Is hereby given thar il pursuance Of order of the
Probate Ceart Of the County Of Taolumne, male the
Twentieth day of October A. = ISL in the matter the
Estate of {, III. AberinE. deceased, the undersigned
Administrators Of said Estate will sell at PUBLIC AUC
FoN = the highest bidder and subject TO confirmation
by sad Court o.. Saturday she 18th day Of No.
Nessibe<. A ID. 1871. a l. o'cloek VI, OF that dAv
en- the premises, That certain lot or lard the cwa 81
Columbia, TeeiUHne County, State of California eescrh-
ed as Fellows bounded the West hy Main street en- the
South by jackson street. the North hy lot of HAYNES
Co, On TIE Hast BY let belonging Italian With the
BricS b0sdinS thereon known Atheriins Ssion the
lot being about Eghtyfour feet length on jackson
street. and aoo9t thirty feet more or less in width ca Main
street
Also st The sane time Viii sell the Persons property
belonging To said Estate consisting Of Bar
Furniture &C. belonging 10 said Saloon
Ss- Terms cash in United States cold Cola
J0SEPH BfNEI.
HENRY SEVENING.
Administrators Of the Estate q c II Ale.xlsr diseases
Columbia. Oct. 81. lS7l-aor 4, .Sw
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

The Turner-0rtiz breach of promise case,
wherein Miss Turner, the daughter of a de-
ceased American Commodore, seeks to recov-
er 5000, 600 from Senior Ortiz wealthy Mex
lean for seduction, under promise e marri-
age, is new on trial in the Twelfth District
Court, San Francisco. The trial attracts
large numbers and has become the sensation
of the day in that city.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

MEDLEY, HorEL KEErER.-By advertise
ment to-day it will be seen that p. II. Med
ley, has become the successor of Henry Viii
son as proprietor of Fallon's Hotel, at Column
bia. If friend Medley conducts hotel as
successfully as he can social dancing party,
bis patrons will have no chance to complain.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

Louis Kern, ST. W. Grand Patriarch of
the Grand Encampment, /. 0. 0. F., of Cali
fornia, will visit Bald Mountain Encamp-
ment, of this place on Monday evening next.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

The Stage, running between here and Co
lumbia will make but two trips day during
the winter months Leaving Sonora at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p IA.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

On Wednesday morning the ST. Charles
Hotel, at Stockton was destroyed by Ere. 1t
was an cid forty miner, built of eastern lum-
Der and made high toned condemnation.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

CATHOLIC NoTIcE.-N Mass will be celebrated
at Columbia on tomorrow at q o'clock and
at Sonora at III o'clock. On Sunday week
at jamestown and Chinese Camp at the usu-
al hours
~ ~ ~. r...o
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

The inaugural Ball in honor Of Governor
Booth, will come off at Sacramento, Decem-
Der 10Th at the Capitol.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25
Gte Nniun Qemotrat.


Vim. S. Cooper is authorized to act as
Agent for the "USIoS DEMOCRAT" for solie-
ting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

EPISCOPAL CHURCH NoTIcE.-Divine Ser
vice Tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora, at IL O'Clock, A. v. and at
z o'clock, P. N.
Rev. ". II. DYER. officiating.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

TICE.-rhe undersigned have this list
~ day q November ISL sid their entire 5nsIaess
in ChiacSe Camp Tgosumne Caas y. u &r NAbIIA "a.
Con All persons inebe eli 10 rs requested 70 make
immediate payment Mr Martin bacon. who : author
ize reeapt fr the Thanking the people Of Chi
Camp and vicinity for the liberal atFeuase extend
ed i.e Ia business. ask that TIE tvaFs may
he antinuea with our successor.
Wx. WALkERLEY & BROTH Err
Chinese Camp, Nov. !, is7l-noy 1T
NToTECE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
ont his saloon business. hereby notiiss al persons
indebted 20 him, 10 make Immediate payment ALI
tled accounts viii be put in the hands OF ocer for Col
lection on The FIRST day of December next.
JOHN BARRY.
Sonora, Nov. Is. 1s91.tf
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

Rev. J. 3. McNALLY. Pastor.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-25

Oct. u, lsI1.3m