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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
GOLD AND sILyKR


IL Mining Company-Location: Spring Valley,
Lyon County, State OF Neyada.-Notice Is here.
BY given, that at q meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the Tenth
day Of January, 1871, an assessment OF One Dot
lar and Finy Cents al 5O per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. to the
Secretary, AT the Office Of the Company, no. 4ls
Any stock upon which said assessment shal
remain unpaid on the Fourteenth day Of
February, ISL, shall be deemed delinquent,
and viii DO duly advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment shall be made pc
fore will be sold on SATURDAY, the 4th day
OF March. 1871, to pay the delinquent assess,
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. H
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Oehce-Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco, Califor-
MIA. 1al2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08

SEWING MACHINES.
COMPETITION DEFlED

uyR SELL TIE SINGER WHEELER 4
w Wilson, Howe, Elliptic, Grover 4 Baker,
Weed, Parhan. Keystone, Blees, Gold Medal,
American Combination. Davis, Empire, Finkle
& Lyon, Wilcox & Gibbs, with complete OUTFIT.
latest improvements, all extra attachments and
case,
Tho Wilson, Folsom, Mclean & Hooper. Bar:
thram s Fanton, with sutat, Improvements, all
extra attachments and case,
AT THiRTY-ElcHT DOLLARS.
The Buckeye, Diamond, American, Home
Shuttle, Bristol, with OUTFIT, table, attachments
and case,
At THIRTY DOLLARS.
The Common Sense, octagon. Banner, and
all other hand machines, with outs hemmer
and tucker, an
AT TWELVE DOLLARS.
No Toy Machines Sold.
A complete set OF attachments for hemmlng
fine, coarse and wide, binding any material,
Quilting, tucking and making the next tuck,
rufning and gathering, doing away with basting
| altogether. Made to suit any MACHINE. Only
the complete Get sold-FIVE DOLLARS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
Pun, Secretary Of State.
Approved July7, 1870.

[Pubic-So. l4,l
AN ACT to establish an additional land district Il
the State Of Kansas,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
Approved July IL. 1870.

tPubltc-No. ISL
An ACT to amend the act TO incorporate the Ma,
tional Academy OF Sciences.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08

p, n Enacted by the Senate aud HoHse o. Rfpreleni.
stirc Of he Unitsd States Of America ~ C0H''e''
assembled. .
rsv hc neccssary' b.. and the same are hereby, az.
nronrts,ed ONT of any money In the treasury nor
otherwise appropriated. TO supply denc,eme,rs an, for
thr fiscnl wear ending June thirty. eighteen nundIca
and seventy, for the objects hereinafter e1presseu'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
Approved July II, 1870.

tPublic-No. isl
AN ACT TO create a port Of delivery at Houston
Texas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
lApproved January 20, ISL

JOINT RESOLUTION for the restoration Of Cap.
TO the active list nom the reserved list,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Il 81 February, In the year Of our Lord one thou.
nnd eight hundred and seventy, and Of. the indie
pendence Of the United States Of America the nine
ty-fourth. US. GRANT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
ouARTERLY REPORT

or tho Treasurer Of the Town Of Geld
Hill for tho Quarter ending December
= II, 1870, a H'ataa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

For navy pensions to widows and others, eighty
thousand dollars. s.U
thousand dollars. .H- I
For pay Of laborers and messengers, Ave thousand
dollars. a# "
For rent Of building on G street, corner OF EIGHTH
street. from the sixteenth day OF April, eighteen 6un.
dred and sixty.nlne. until the FIRST day Of June, eish.
teen hundred and seventy, At an annual rental OF not
the Secretary or the Interior, such sum n NAV ~
necessary Is hereby appropriated.
INDIAN D~EpARTNKNr. ~
and twenty-five dollars.
PATENT OFFICE. Hr.r.F
For difference OF pay to fifty-three female cony,,ts
IN ne Patent Onlce, for the year ending June thirty
lars each. ten thousand SIX hundred dollana: nyay.%
e.. that said sum doe. not ~incrsase their compensa-
uon beyond niue hundred dollars each for ssi3 Yea,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
Approved January 20, ISL.

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled AM Act to au
thorlzc the rrfundlng OF the National Debt"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-28
Administrators Sale.

& 49, fa 49,
DY virtue of an order from the Probate Court
ID Of Monroe county, OhioI will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises. ~
on Saturday, The 18th day of April,lS71
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M, the following real estate to wit;
Part Of the southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section thirty-opei township fouI
range four, containing thirtyrseven acres; also,
the north part Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton thirty-six township three and range four,
containing forty-seven acres, being the same
premises Of which William F. Bigger died
seized, situate in said county. Il s -a.49
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash, one-third
in one year and one-third in two years; interest
on deferred payments; same to be secured.
81 'i LEONARD TWINUM, s.
mch14td Admir- of w. F. Bigger, decd.
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THEsSPlRlF OF DEMOCRACY.
ealT lTussdiay. l1arcia IS. Is7I.
Queer Revelassans.

A writer in the New York Sun, who
isSgiveA editorial Endorsement, says:
safajor Isaac Lynde. father in-law of
General Fred Dent, Grants brother in,s
law. now serving as principal usher a.
the White House, surrendered the Sew
enlh Infantry to the Rebels in Texas in
1861, and was immediately dismissed
Aom,tlle service by President Lincoln
s.Dn the. 2Sih OF JULY. 1856, General
Grant procured from Andrew Johnson,
with whom be was then on the best Of
terms, an order reinstatlug Lynsle in. the.
army. aad another order putting him on
the retired list. There he.is now, draw
ing payas d retired military officer of
the United States from the Government
which he did his best to destroy. The
records Of the War Department will
show how Infamous Lynde's conduct
was ID this. surrender. He was appoint
ed bv Grant and Johnson and retired
on the same day.
Lonostreet, oneof the ablest and most
violent Of the rebel Generals. who de-
serted the old army of the United States
after the war broke out and went over
10 the enemy, holds one of the best Fed
cral Offices IN the gift of the Govern
ment at New Orleans. He is relative
!. aof tue family Akernlan. Northern
man by birth and education, went into
the rebel army in Georgia during the
vpr. and served on the staff Of Gener-
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Legal Notice.

x -szf - =
yI71LLfAM HERGoT, Hsrmon Hsrgot, Mag
NV da!ene Goson and Charles Gosons hei
husband Of the State Of California and John
Heygot, Johanna Kushmap and Fred KusAman
her husband whose places Of residences are
unknown. will take notice tnat Rmanuel g.
Blsttler administrator of the estate Of Loren.
"a Kley dece ssed, on the ga Of February. a.
D. 1871, fled his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the county Of Monroe
and state Of Ohio. alleging that the personal
estate lof said dscsaont ii inspfioient to pay
tie debts and charges of administering said
estate, tina be died seized in fec simple oi
the following described real estate situste IN
the county Of Belmont in the State Of Ohio
to-wi.;a Lot No 81 in the Town Of PoWhat-
tan. s, s,ss IN sf,.a sesy;t ..sasss
The prsyesof said petition is for TIE, sale
Of said real estate to pay the debts and char.
ges aforesaid. Said petition will he for bsAt-
ing on the 3lst day Of March. A. D. l87ls ol
as soon. thereafter IS counsel can be heard.
e. & S Is & 9, BLATTLRR, So
Adm,r Of Lorepza KIey.
By Amos 4 spriggs, Asty's. fsb2aw6.
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eFThe Cleveland Leader Rep. )doesl
not like The expulsion Of Mr. Summer,
and says: IT,
..The removal Of Nr Sumner was q
great blunder. and atflsis juncture, We
should say not only thunder but a
1cfiI;e, stif5e for the Republican party cannot
1G<rIi k this time 10 have a division Of
1erfimesl IA regard 70 this matter"
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/ will pay the highest market price for
Bacon. And to those in town wanting good
hams. shoulders or sides, win supply, q the
lowest market rates. Call and examine my
stock. ~
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r IL f R Il M e ~ Y.

n IL f 4R II M e - ".
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Warmers Pile Remedy has never
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Henry Mlnsterman, !: &. Proprietor.
DHIS House has been thoroughly renovated
ndrepaired. Having superior faeilities,ev-
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The table Il always supplied with the best
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GOOD stables are attached to the House. Ev-
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patrons. Boarders taken BY the day, week,
month or veal ssply.
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w TT Fl EL ME N

call'and examine my stook before purcha-
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oisst}
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.Hols 10, The BARRIER SHOP
G. R OClE R 7

TlHR undersigned keeps the only Barber
shop in woodsfsld. Shaving, hair-cut-
ting aud shampooiGg done in the best style,
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In many affections peculiar to ladies, the
Extract Buehu is sunequalied- by any other
rsmedy--as in Chlorosis or Retention, ,Iaregu-
larity, Painfdiness or Suppression Of Custom
ary Eyaouations. liberated gor schirfus state
Of the Uterus, ,.Lsncorrhna or Whitss, ,Sterility
and for all complaints incident to the sex.
whether arising from Indisc,etionor Habits Of
Dissipation. sItis prescribed extensively BY
the most eminent phy sicians and midwiyes
for enfeebied and delicate constitutions Of
both sexes and all ages (a.tendsd with any Of
tbs above diseases or symptomsa (
The New York herald., 1871-09-27
NEWaRK'S Lively LARCENlST,
She Is Committed in Default of Baii-Fu
thcr Particular.

She Is Committed in Default Of Baii-Fur-
thcr Particular.
Yesterday forenoon Mrs. Eifle Mckinley Newark's
now famous larcenst OF masculine wants as well
as matters more material, was removed from the
station house to the County jail TO await trial on
charge OF grand larceny. So lnsnuating were her
manners that the Cbier Of Police OF the largest
men In Newark, tore himself from the station house
aud sen. word to the oflicer In charge TO
have her transferred. The greatest consideration
was paid her by the police. Nobody In Newark can
give any liable information about her history but
there Is ample proof that she has been what IL called
HIGH FLYER
OF the first water. IIe story she told the Gould
family, whom she Is accused OF robbing Is mat she
was born al South Mountain, Va, and that during
Sheridans raid her fathers house was razed to The
ground. Then the family scattered, and she moved
10 New York. Here she married, but her marital
lie was short. NDO she married Is not known,
except that she Nnecionately referred TO nun
rs poor, dear Williamn From him she
was divorced after brief welded liie and next
..nTned up in Newark. She was quite skiful sew
,nR machine operator. or oil the 'frends lovers
s nnu countrymen" she could count on previous to
ga ga incarceration not solitary one turned up To
mer even q word OF sympathy. " appears the
Sar ~, ~ mat Mr.. JOnsonf partner had called on
ront,ars ms Dehalf Is utterly devoid OF truth. Un the
SUarmahy ne surmised her true character afid
s.n ho & MIS- Johnson 10 beware OF her. SO Mr.. john.
0V" "D' 0eeh since her arrest.
The New York herald., 1871-09-27
NEW YORK THIEVES ARRESTED IN NEW
HAVEN, CONN.


About two weeks ago Detective Carpenter warned
fron this city suspicious individual whom he dis
covered proving around our streets and stores In
search or prey. saturday afternoon the same gentle
more Of The, Aliens pickpockes, and at once went
to work TO ply their vocation. They had hardly gOe
10 work when their presence was discovered about
noon by Detective Carpenter, and plans TO cago
followed them to o saloon in Court street, where
the gang obtained something TO eat. They shortly
after passed down Court street. closely lol-
lowed by MI. Carpenter, who saw them enter the
pened TO be coming up Court street, and Detective
Carpenter at once told him his suspicious, 0nd the
Two went into German lager beer saloon, where
the thieves had left a valise, and on opening the
same they found a piece OF cloth valued at about
hiy dollars ana two gold chains, worth about one
hundred dollars. There were besides Jimmy and
burglars tools The officers at once decided to ar
rest the gang, ana, there being three OF them,
the assistance OF Detective Roller, ana the three
soon had the gang In the dock up.n They mani
tested great surprise when apprehended but soon
alter offered to leave their goods with the
valuable gold chains were supposed to have been
stolen from Hartford firm. Explosive fuimi-
nate was also found IN the vases. used undoubt-
edly to blow open safes. On one of the chaps
Prince and Mercer Streets New York. care OF The.
Alen," part OF whose gang these three thieves
uoubtedly are. They gave their names John
Johnson, George Walker aud Joseph Hamilton Alter
quarters that on the morning OF Saturday they had
entered Mason CO.'S tailoring establishment, and
while one OF them was talking with the lad In charge
about having an overcoat made the two others ava.
Used" the two valuable pieces OF cloth found IN
their possession. The detectives certainly deserve
great credit for the manner in which they worked
up The case and arrested Mr.. Aliens friends, who
evidently commenced ,heir visits to Connecticut
little early.
The New York herald., 1871-09-27
ARREST OF TWO WALL STREET BROKERS
A Sequence to Paymaster Hodges
Little Game.

Two Prominent Brokers Implicsted-Their
Examination Before United States Com
n'issiouer-An1davit Of the District Attorney
Authorizing the Arrest-Thcy are Bailcd In
$4,000 10 Await Further Examinations
Rich Developments Anticipated.
Following the eTpose OF the serious defaleatlons
and alleged breach OF honor and trust on the part
OF late Paymaster J. Ledyard Hodge come the
natural developments always attendant upon such
cases. The old saying that 'fhere never was re-
ceiver without thief' may be applicable enough,
but the application Is not here used In that connec-
tlon prejudging the present case by the tribunal
before whom 1t Is to be tried. But in all cases OF
detection there are two sides 10 the story the same
as there was IN the Garden OF Eden when Adam
said "The woman that Thou gavest to me tempted
me and did eat" So with Hodge, the United
States defanter and the defendants in the present
suit. 1t appears they but acted under certain rules
OF business and by instruction In the premises. we
refer to the case OF the United States vs. Jackso
~ Polhamius. The defendants, Eugene Jackson and
James A. Polhamius, are welknown street brokers,
who were Yesterday brought up before United
The New York herald., 1871-09-27

States Commissioner Stilwell on warrant OF arrest
ONCE, which set forth ''that J. Ledyard Hodge
Eugene jackson and James A. Polhamus did on the
26h day OF April last appropriate to their own use
certain moneys amounting 10 $3.50, O00' the properly
OF the United States government"
THE ARREST.
IL had been expected for some time fhat the de-
PENDANTS IN the case, and who were the brokers' OF
Paymaster Hodge, would be arrested, and as 1t was
Polhamlus OF No. 65 Exchange place. were transact
ing Wall street business Tor that gentleman, the
aarest o one o te e nss s.ep u Per
and Robinson were entrusted with the warrant.
and about one O'Clock yesterday afternoon
PRESENTED THEMSELVES
at the business place OF MIR. Jackson, and while
that gentleman was in lever Of speculative ex-
them to the United States building, in Chambers
street. MIR. Jackson dld not betray very much sur.
prise at finding that he was III the hands
OF THE PHILIsTINEs.
He bundled up and went with the officers right
Brooklyn, ana for the past six weeks has been
fined TO his bed. Commissioner Stilwel held both
gentlemen In $4,000 each on the above afldavit.
There q second alidavit made, charging them
substantially with the same offence, ana on this
they were held In $4,000 bait. Mr.. P0lhamius could
not leave his room. An officer took his ba at his
Messrs Mortimer Hendricks ana Angelo Meyers,
both well known names IN fne street, are the bonds
Mr.. jackson asserts positively that he is innocent
OF all compilcty IN the embeZzement by Paymaster
Hodge. lie informed the reporter that Hodge
HAD REPREsENTED
10 MIN ana 10 MS partner tnat he ad private IOr-
tune Of 5000, 000 The law OF the United States Is
that If a broker takes money from a government
oncia knowing that money TO he the property or
the United States government, he IL guilty OF con.
spiracy 10 delraud the government ana even though
he should not know when he received such money
that 1t was the property OF the government he IS
bound TO restore IT Immediately when he knows
that Is not the private property OF the Official The
information against Mcssrs. Jackson Pohamius
is not that they took the money from Paymaster
lodge, knowing that 1t was the government prop
eriy but that tnat fact afterwards came TO their
knowledge
The general impression OF those acquainted with
the lrm Is That these gentlemen did not really ever
know tnat Hodge was appropriatlng government
money Mr.. jackson says that his firm has always
done close business, and for this reason they have
done large trade with big investors. Mr.. Jackson
says that he Is only too anxious to afford every 1acil
ity for thorough investigation.
1t is highly probable, though that this viii be the
last OF the case, as the military tribunal which is TO
Try Paymaster Hodge cannot touch civilians Hodge
Is at present cOniueu III Fort MSHcury. A number
OF brokers. friends or Mr.. Jackson, were present
during the proceedings before Commissioner Still
WE'LL After the bonds were given he left the building
with his friends, and the crowd adjourned to Del
moncO's apparently TO laugh the matter over
The examination viii lake place at an early day.
The New York herald., 1871-09-27
SUSPECTED MURDER IN NEWiRM.

In Newark yesterday an inquest was commenced
ON the body OF John Woodruff who died recently at
81. MichacI's Hospital from the effects, it Is sus.
pected OF violence done to him some days prevl-
ously lie was found lying insensible near Widen
meyer place, IN the Twelfth ward bleed.
ing nom severe scalp wound. The case
was adjourned for want OF witnesses. The Coroner
complains that the police authorities have extended
him no help in the matter. The county physician
made -mortem examination and found an IN
cised wound on the back OF the head, which penc-
tratcd to the skull, anu confusion the orenead
Underneath the scalp there was extensive initra-
ton OF blood. Extensive fracture OF the parietal
bone was found, and q coagulum OF blood, weighing
four ounces, W found between the bone and {, ara
mater; also compression Of the brain.
The New York herald., 1871-09-27
BnGGKLYy COURTS.
SUpAEM; CoUaT-S,:C!A. TsSA.

The Atlantic Street Repavin2 assessments.
Before Judge Pratt
William A. Colt, a property owner on Atlantic
street. petitioned the Court to vacate assessment
for repaving that thorOugnfare from Henry street to
Atlantic avenue. An order was granted that the
proofs and allegations be heard on the second Mon
day Of October, and the papers were yesterday
served upon the Corporation Counsel, Mr..
william 9. De Witt. The petitioner, MI.
Colt, sets forth that two Of his lots on
Atlantic street were assessed s9s1 and alleges that
frauds and irregularities were committed In the as
sessment proceedings He therefore asks that his
assessment be vacated ana that the lien on his pro-
erty may be discharged.
The New York herald., 1871-09-27
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Action On a BIurshal's Warrant.
nor l..

Action BInrshnl's Warrant.
Before Justice Koch
All rs. RindshopG-This action was brought by
the plaintiff TO recover $25 paid to the defendant
city marshal, for tho purpose OF executing war.
rant to dspossess certain parties from premises in
East Sixteenth street. The plaintiff claimed that
there were no services rendered by the marshal and
that the money was paid under protest The de-
tendant proved on the trial tnat the money paid
in accordance with contract agreed upon between
the parties Judgment for the defendant.