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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-25
cHtckEs TaiEy CHAAIEY This

CHICKEN THIEF CHARLEY. This
noted individual having served his
time out at the County jail, last Sun
day was discharged. Two OF three
cows In the lower part OF the city came
home MIXED dry that evening, several
young pullets were taken from a cnick-
en- ranch the same night, and hall a
dozen setting hens lost all the eggs
they had under them. Chief Downey
tells us Charley has put IN an appear
ance at Silver City, cutting OH a piece
of a mans a down there last even.
ing. Charley is one Of the llVeilest
little fellows out. 'J 'f2sI
TIE Bus To-SIoHT.-Jake White,
proprietor Of the bus line, VIII trans
port all who apply, to and from the
opera. Those attending from Golu
Hill or the Divide had better secure
seats with Jake beforehand. -1l
THE NEXT DRAwrNa.-J.R. Myers
agent for the Folsom lottery, says 1t
will positively be drawn on the LIST OF
next month. He has rev more
tickets left for sale.J 49,, .-s
MINING TAx.-The State realized
$22, liz IS from the mining taxes for
the three months ending March 3lst.
OF this, Storey county paid $ll,oso 80
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GRAND REopKSINa.-A. Haas, form
erly of the old firm Of s. Haas g Co.,
is opening a large and choice selection
of gentlemen's furnishing goods, Such
as Shirts Of every description, SOCKS,
neck.ties, trunks, valises and %satcheis,
etc, etc. His goods are all new ana
fashionable, and ef-tIe very best quail
ity. A. Haas solicits. the paronage OF
his old friends and the public Of, Wiz
ginia, Gold Hill, Silver City and the
Surrounding country. He guarantees
to give perfect satisfaction. Call and
examiue his fine stock, adjoining
Eaves' jewelry store, C street, Wiz
Qinia, -..-b .H . tu|..r d. ."'l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE GREAT EQUIvALESr.-The world may
be safely challenged to producc go perfect a
stimulation Of anything In nature, as
Tarrnnt's Effervescent Seltzer Apericnt
Is of Its original, the scltzer Spring Of Ger
many. The Apericnt, based on a correct analy.
sis OF the Settler Water, Is even superior to the
manufacture OF Nature herself, because 1t con.
taius all the active medicinal properties Of the
spring, unalloyed by any Of the inert and useless
particles found In all mineral toun'alns. The
genuine article being secured. you have the
Seltzer Water Of Europe, purified and perfected,
and probably the best, the most genial cathartic
and anti. bilious preparation on the face OF the
Garth, ....r.,
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REBUrLpINe.-Already the rebuild-
ing of the burnt district of last Satur-
days big fire at Virginia Is actively
begun. 4 new house Is going up near
the corner Of D and Union streets, and
the one at the corner, partially burned,
Is to BE- fully repaired Immediately.
Other houses are contracted for, and
the prospect Is that nearly the whole
district will be rebuilt before the snow
flies. Tho sidewalk at the west side OF
d street Is being now reconstructed,
and that at the east side will be as soon
rs the requisite lumber can be obtain
ed. That has always been II Of the
most business parts Of the city.
ISsuREn.-Relative to the great dam
age by fire and water at Morrill's drug
store, Virginia, night before last, the
Enterprise says: Mr.. Morrill, was in
sured in all for $1,000, as follows: In
the Phoenix for $4,000, and in the
Manhattan for the same amount, upon
his drugs and medicines ; In the Pha-
nix for $3.50 OH furniture and fixtures,
and for $3.50 on soda fountain and APP
| paratus connected Herewith, and the
same amounts, divided In the same
way, In the Manhattan.
New SALOON OPENING.-A new sa-
loon, to be known rs the Columbus
Brewery Depot, will be opened at Vir-
ginia morrow-SaturdaY-venln
by Thomas Richards, OIL Union street,
between B and c streets, opposite tho
International. Richards proposes run
ming 1t In firstrate style, keeping al
ways the best of liquors, ale, porter,
beer. cigars, etc., and invites all his
old friends to drop In and partaEe OF
his nice lunch at the opening.
SEATS AT TIE OrERA To-SIenT.-All
who have not already secured reserved
seats for the grand opera tonight, will
do we'll to 60 early, or they will be
very liable to get crowded out. Only
the old prices Of admission are charged,
and plenty of seats obtainable In the
parquette at only four bits each.
Wild CASA from Honey
Lake had 4 couple Of big wild cats II
a big cage on a wagon, at noon to-day
in Gold Hill, for sale. He shouldtal
them to San Francisco nobody bny;
wildcat here now. 7Sseg nf'
NONE CNrPLEn-We arc pleased
to know that none Of the Silver Star
or the Socials were crippled at theil
last game day before yesterday. Al
went into the contest In good ordej
and came out the same way,
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Tho disguised drains, falsely called
medicines, sold In bar rooms as "ton!cs and
e stomachics," have nothing In common with
DIR. WALKER's VINEGAR BIrrEHs. That fam
ous invigorant does not W its stimulating
properties to fiery and sdnlterated alcohol, but
10 medicinal roots and herbs never heretofore
combined. The effect Of the Bitters In cases OF
constitutional debility, chronic indigestion,
liver complaint, and all diseases tending to con-
sumption, IL 80 marvellous that except to those
who have felt or witnessed It, the result seems
incredible. .. au22-lw
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srE.a BATHS EVERY DAY. For
stir Joints. catarrh In the bead. cold on the lIngs
and other complaints. take some OF DR.. Mayors
steam baths. Also warm and cold baths every day
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CHARLES PouL, Shaving and Hair Dressing
Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill, next door 10
GIbson's. Curling, dressing and cutting OF
ladies' hair, done In the most fashionable ana
approved manner. auNeu
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Neglected CouEhs and Colds.-Fow arc
aware OF tho Importance Of checking a cough
common cold" In Its first stage; that
which In tho beginning would yield to a mild
remedy, II neglected, soon prcys upon the
Lungs. browns BRONCHIAL TRocurs," or
Cough Lozenges, afford instant relief. Owing
to tho good reputation and popularity Of the
Troches, many worthless and cheap limitations
are offered, which arc good for nothing. Be
sure to Obtain the true Browns Bronchial
Troches," Sold everywhere. i1 auZ.iw
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10 IMMINENT

xx,s HAVE FOR SALE Ar THE COLI
w Hill Nrws Once h.k stgn o. saper1e
Type Metal, for iournaling pTiToses n SuGs
duce' prizes for cash.
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rh, Necessity Of n Vi.i. Overes" E

Tho Nsee,sIiy Of n Visit OVeresn'
10 CORRESPONDENTS. e,.,.
howsrer SIs,ant. who may desire medical ady,es
o oDT sSeir respectivc cstes, and who think H. P prSps!
ence 10 holding apersonal interview, are Ss,S most
that their communications VIII " N
sacred. and the cure guaranteed. o .o,,s
Ali letters must DO addressed to inc eo'''
'p'no'Sb ESJ. +. JoSSELYN, n. D.
TBox 1851 81S Sacramento sitee.,
Lac, n IvJS san francisco. chi.
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VOCAL STIMULANFS
.. 81 = 900 .a..ll
&C E -5a 'aI
ok. - .0HinaF H1'.
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsEHEs
And; all Brsnehial, Compliance:

Very pleasant, very effective, and superior 10
ents.. Motherr, give them TO your chlldren ter
WhoopInc Cough and eroupy affections. Speak.
ers and Singers prefer them. as they prevent
and ailsy ali Irritation Of the mucus memhrtne.
A pleasant lozcnge! A most excellent remedy
PRICR-95e and soc per box. For sale by
ali Druggists and Dealers. 4, .a.I
'V' A. McBOYi.E g. Co..
Druggists and Chemists,
- % 6OI Washington st.. San francisco.
myg I'm Manufacturers and sole Proprn.
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T. Eit n - ,MEDfClL,f II u
L
IL naRAlAA .lM0T0TuT
mE0uVAs
r-.- r.Trr,,
--KsrASIIsHHD BY
nh. i. C.. YOUNG, IN 1850,
.tr-1N" :-'l 10 DII4-iH IGJLEh L.'l
Ear tho Caro- OF all Diseases el the
I~r.I,nry sn~dGenerauVO,
W. ,Orsans, and
-, egMAlE coMRLAlkTS,
Ali
~ xqa"Epn. 49,. NashtMgt0n strees,
~ '|~l,l- ~ .iaIIIE Iga1 'Gft
BAN. FRANCISCAN. cAL..JA 10
-
C,r.. Guaranteed, or No Pay RsSuirsd.
oo~x.1rAr,oss BIT IErTxn Oh oTuEawIsE ,ySrs
~r,or,rrrp u.s
i enioyed on this coast IN uninterrupted sac.
cess Of eighteen Year,, and has become one OF
Inc renowned Hospitals Of The age. Wnat inc
| celebrated Lock Hospital 10 to London, and the
no less renowned essaSliIhnaent Of hsora isto
rrosst Tho thourands annually received and
cured at this place IL In point OF numosr Or pa;
tients among the very first OF the world, ADD
the success OF It's treatment ranksit seeono 70
none. ..... s.u..E -.LEy-l ..I
SSmiaal mS wbo experiences that growing
u,asEnsss In his muscular and mental organish-
Ion should stop 10 consider whence II Arises.
f H. lii and In the weakness Of the back, tremb.
ling OF the limbs, disordercd digesuon. anas.
SG",as,s Tor socieiy. dread o fimpcndinR trouble,
SasshoS,nns N owl. sleeplessness, troubled and
ssciyious dreams, growing deafness, loss W
mnsrnlar power, and numerous other symptoms
OF REORGANIZATION. the. positive traces OF tast
most terrible and destructive sS % f his powefs,
destroyipg his hopes OF life and mnnb9Gd, anu
Jsssoing him along the broken pain VI nls Va
Istcnce toward q premature and loatnbomc ~
M him who nnds his life dribbnng Sut N tns
t,ssh.,c, of the vital principle OF existence I'D
dissnsTss1 and diurnsl cmisslops, tho mere ess:
sstion Of he appearance brinas NO assurance VI
eaiIo1
Marriage, that holy once. that saieGuAld sno
hone OF manhood, brings 70 hIcn LnowisS,s
oSrTre INIT adds 70 his misery IN the RhoWieoge
, ~ tSe ono who looks TO him for 70 much OF
re- bsnniness. Is q victim TO DIS evli. ann Anm.
nesani cnmnaniop 10 his punishment ue aaus
To his misery and disorder until NOPE Is.rs
him. There Is n o rescue eIeeP. w Sbsepm. tbs
skilnll treatmont lhose ~, dreadfiI' SscI.
Victims of solitary vices, ". Steh All. thni,
ssnda of sick rooms with paralyucs = I.
sa%Sayes, and hundreds q Hpt!m 1s,,t g M'ts.
S %,tn q i momeSsIs delay, one who VII sy@ps NnnIs
With their suIerings. To such INC !, OS Zach and ali
esPeS or a PERFECT and PEtnANEs.
CURE. without hindrance W ou
OF a iN" u - -.g
Iuportapt TO Eemnisri xt,h
Whom a female 70 IN tl9uoie w ~. .nrcicsl assist.
amer The INQUIRY should be, where " NJ.,e,
nhysicinn who i. fully competent 70 hamlni,
pI?n.t .md ,rbosc rest,ectabie standing ln soelesf
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Guaranteed, or No Pay RssuirsA.
CONSIDERATIONS, BIZ IE1rEn Oh orutavsE ,,x.s

,rrIs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE has
i enjoyed on this coast IN uninterruptsd sac:
cess OF eighteen years, and has become one Of
the renowned Hospitals Of The age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Y to London, and me
Paris. this Institute has become 10 the Ftcine
coast, Thc Thousands annually received and
cnrcd At this place IL In point OF number Of pa:
tients among the very first OF the world, and
the success or It's trcatInsnt ranksit second
pnpa ... "HH...# ...f|.|H F..-#
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BANNER IRdrHrRs, COLUMN.
PR0NUNGIAMENTOi

ans az i'du,a,uf q ,llBHFg p7G 21IEaiE'p ltai
10 gglg & $40 f4ai saoUyr.s:2s? gzc- o.
az yufIgg. rr ILa g.T --i'Iog4 - bIr ~lE
= \ 'Gag -. 81 aHi-lE. .di
-r, aurge.sa,sa 80 TTI HID--HG 90 NOS. % gIS
------ ~ N -.LINL . ~. ~ ~
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LIVER lRvIcoRAToR,

Prepared from frcsh Shaker Roots and Heioe
cures Scrofula, Salt Rheums. Fever Sores, Ski
Diseases, and all humors and disorders, hereo'
tary or acquired. .",.n,r ~ II
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the case. But because you did not have

the case. But because you did not have
such opportunities presented to you
mean, indeed, would be the impulse that
would prompt you to withhold aid from
tho youth Of to-day, because of that
fact And let il be remembered that if
our children grow up in ignorance, the
blame cannot be put upon the shoulders
Of the law makers. They have relieved
themselves Of that by 30 framing the
law at. to make it obligatory upon you to
carry them out. And if in the future
any complaints are to be made, it will be
.l.f after this style: Eve are ignorant, uu-
educated and rough, aud who is respon.
sible fer il? Not the government, not
the Lawmakers of South Carolina, but
the gripping, mean spirits Of our o,oa
parents -
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by. Mayor Pillsberry, 1t. Coy. Ransier,
r. G. DeLarge, and others, interspersed
with music > The dasky throps Of hap
piness filled the garden and prone
snades So completely was Sthis fash
ionabls pre@saads given up ss 10 tp....,lb lbe
colored people, and SO throngcd
was it with them, that stranger just
sailing In the harbor and landed at the
Battery would have worn that nobody
but colored people lived in Charleston.
The music aud the throng continued and
remained during tho afternoon, and ut
night adisplay Of fireworks concluded
the celebration. Never have we seen so
large a crowd, simbned with SO complete
aspirit of jovial hOrmony. s.
We returned to our Hotel, the Mills
House, and enjoyed It's comforts il. our
quiet way. The Mills House, is well
kept, and mine host, Parker. gentle
manly and polite entertainer. Tho even.
ing and the next morning our little party
remained in state at the hotel, or slipped
out to attend to some little matter of
business Our elmer life" ut the Hotel
was marked by jokes characteristic of
ths party aud would not read we'll in
print; ..
After spendinga a pleasant day sur
rounded by comforts, and crowned by a
most excellent dinner, at which we had
everything good, from hot soup to isfroz.
en- wittels," we took the night train aud
knocked at our respective doors in the
"wec, sma' hours"
Hero the curtain drops; perhaps be-
fiud it curtain lectures were given to
some of our lively and gay party.
But we enjoyed the trip; we celebra-
ted the day, and we .rc done.
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his evidence does not alter Defendants s

his evidence does not alter Defendants
chances for success 10 the slightest; de-
gree whatever A @ a
The Defendant relics on the eyidencel
of Plaintiff. 1sunkum addresses EtheI
Court in . hifaiutiu speech of about
thirty minutes length, and such a guam
ity of Bupkum for the space of time
never fel! from the lips Of any other
mortal man since this green earth began
her course around the. sun. Denfen-
dant's Counsel relying upon the good
sense OF tho Court and the justice of his
clients cause, had but little to say before
his Honor. Tie Court decided the
case in favor Of the Defendant.
Whcreupon the Bunker lawyer SEEM
ed amazed and shocked to the centre of
his gravity. - : , -'9 7.,''..'
AT shis point, the Do'ondant compli-
ments the Court upon the justice of
this decision. Whereupon the Court
swore most Justify and passed the id
lie.
Mr.. Editor, this is certainly a. fight :
ing Court and perhaps the Bunkum
lawyer is also. We would advise all
who may be called to appear before the
same, to be on their guard, as the Court
is exceedingly sensitive and will not
permit itselfto be fattered.
| Mr.. Editor We must close our com
munication, as We have, at this moment
been summoned to hold an inquest over
dead body found at Riley's Turn Out
on the s. q. r. r.
Yours,
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The End of the Race.

y.
(, On yesterday, a week ago, the Elliott,
rao against the time previously made by
the "Iuung Americas" Owing to the
heaviness of the road, cauatd by the
then fresh rain, the Elliotts were by m
neins as sanguine as when they ran tho
first time, In fact, several things con
spired to discourage then. There was
not that ambition about tho Compuy
that characterized their effort to win th @
first day. However, the run wis male, de-
spite all the discouraging circumstances
which presented themselves.
The e-Judycs decided that il was per.
formed in one minute and thirty four
seconds The Ellictts b"rc their defeat
heroically. tut declared that when put
on their metal, under more favorable
circumstances, they caa do as good as the
"Young Americas" it not better, the
opinion of the latter Coup my to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Asa more pleasing aud loss tircso,nc
race we would suggest shooting
match between thctwoGompauies.
That would be splendid, and would be
hugely enjoyed by all our citizens
Come. gentlemen, let's have something
to begnilc the tcdium Of these ling Sum
n.cr days,
Who will bo the isst to send the chal
lcnse?
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NOTICE.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
ORAyGEBuRu County, s. C..

June Goth, 1871.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT RE-
turns of PERSONAL PROPERTY Within
the Limits of this County shall be MADE
OUT and delivered to THIS OFFICE on or
before the 3lst day of July, 1871, for the
year commencing July 1st, 1871 verified by
OATH of the Persons whose duty it is to
LIST or RETURN said Property possessed
by him or under his control, either as Owner
Agent, Parent, Husband, Guardian, Exccu-
tor, Administrators, Trustee, Receiver, Off
Ger, Partner, Factor or Holder on the lst day
OF July, with the value of such Personal
Property so held or controlled, together with
statement showing number Of Acres and
Buildings, to or from whom bought or sold
since LIST of September last, in accordance
with Section Sd of an Act to amend an Act
providing for the Assessment and Taxation
Of Property, passed Sept 18th, 1868, and all
Acts amendntory thereto. In'cases of Fail
ure or Neglect to make the Returns within
the time required, ii is the d. -ty of the Audi
tor to add so per cent Penalty upon the
Tax of the previous year, which will be
strictly observed ali the necessary Blanks
can be had at this Office.
CIIAS. S. EULL,
County Auditor.
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AN ORDINANCE
For the Bctter Preservation of
Ghe Peace and Quiet of the
Town of OranxeburE S. G.

SECTION. /. Be it Ordained by the Mayor
and Aldermen in Couucil assembled, that on
and after the 4th day Of July, A. D. 1871,
any person or persons who snail HOLD or
PERMIT to be HELD, DANCE or
or AMUSEMENT, for pay or reward, with
in the incorporate Limits of the Town of
Orangeburg s. G., shall first obtain from
the Town Council LICENSE for holding
the same. and for which shall be paid the
sum of Five (5) dollars for each aud every
LICENSE.
SEC. 2. II shall be the duty OF tho Town
Marshal to be present on ali Snuh occasions,
and for his services shall be allowed Two
~ dollars on each Attendance this amonnt
TO be deuictctl from the LICESSEN Money
SEC. 3. A Violation of this Ordinance
shall subject tho Offenders to Penalty not
more than Twenty (20) dollars; or Imprs-
onment for time not cxcecdigg Twenty
(2O) days.
SEC. 4. All Ordinance or part hereof
Contrary or Rcpugnant to this Ordinance
are henrehv Rrnanlad
Ratified in Council this 4th day July A. d.
1871.
N. 4. BULL,
Clerk.
E.J OLIvEROs, Clerk.
July 8 1t
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EcoMMuNIcATEp.]
The Crops.
Editor OraNpLn1u .MAs:

Eaitor OrdnyJn,y Mas:
II may be of Interest to yous readers
to hear word relative u the bright
prospects FOR bountf'ul harvest this
year, in large section Of our County,
through which VIC were c,llei Oh bu;i-
ness, tho latter part Of last week
During our entire trip of thirty miles
down the s Chop Road to Four uolcs'
Bridge, and thence across tue County in
n North Easterly direction via Dir. r.
W. Bates Fine Land Plaa,ation, on to
DR.. Foghl's residence, We were met
at every step with superior crops of
corn, rice, cotton aud potatoes. Many
of the farmers complain Of excessive
rains, aud yct the crops are clear of
grass, showing that tho laborcrs have
been doing their daty Scarcely n
doubt exists now, but that tho yield
from the crop Of II will be far more
abundant than any raised since the late
war. 1t is really pleasant to meet and
converse with the farmer ani laboror.
Among them chcerfulncss has taken the
place of despondcncy.
But, Mr.. Editor, we have said bu ,iuess
called us through the County. Our
business was in Court of Trial Justice
at place, We know not the name of,
unless it be Bunkum At any rate, this
Court holds its sittings under the i'm
mediate eye of His Homer. Judge Vogt,
who sec,ns to be up to the mark in meet.
-. :---.;~- q. ~ .l.L" II~.-~-~-
the Judge seemed to be in bad humor
on this occasion, and inclined to grow
wruthy whenever anything was SAID or
done that might be construed iuto a
compliment to the Court
Bumkum is lively place, and not
without its live, Native Bunkum Law.
yer, who deals out Bunkum by the
wholesale He seems to think overy.
thing is Buukum.
Finally all the rreliuiuarics are ar.
ranged, and the Court announces itself
ready to proceed with ho trial, Dcien,
dant is also ready. Buukum lawyer says
the same, but added "ueilher my Glen,
nor witnesses are present" Bunkum has
Defendant sworn. She is an admirable
witness for herself. Bunkum lawyer
greatly confused, is relieved by Plain
tiff at this stage of the case, walking
into Court. He is sworn next, aud his
testimony is only confirmation of that oi
Defendant. Bunkum lawer worse con.
fused. But at last au idea seemed tc
strike Buukum that the ever ready and
easy witness, Bill Fair, is present; and
Bunkum declares that che is better than
allof u.s." To which Defendants Counsel
demurred Bill Fair is sworn. But