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S~D~zG
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON !
THE WAR IN EUROPE

LONDON, January 1.-THE columns
operating against Chauzy drove him
within a mile Of Lemans, after a series
of engagements, capturing one cannon,
three mitraleurs and 1000 prisoners.
Werder's loss at villersixel was 200.
A large German army is forming in
the East, under special command, III
Guiding the corps Of Werler, Zastrow
and Others.
Balloon advices from Paris to the
10th report several slight engagements
near Malmaison and Rueil, and OH the
Strasburg railroad the Germans were
repulsed with considerable loss.
Thousands Of balls fell within the
outskirts of Paris, killing some women
and children, striking ambulances,
! churches, museums and schools.
The population is more than ever
resolute.
Trochu will not capitulate.
LONDON, January 11.-An explosion
occurred in Renshaw colliery, near
Sheffield. Twenty-Five were killed
and nine injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12
FROM CARSON CITY.
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.
Ninth Dny.
CARSON CRY, January 12SP. n

CARSON CRY, January Esp. n.
The Senate met at II o'clock.
A communication from President
Denver was received, ratifying land
confirming all appointments Of Com
mittees made by his predecessor.
The Committee on State Affairs re-
turned the report Of the State Mineral
ocist without recommendation.
The report of tho Superintendent OF
Public Instruction was recommended
to be printed by the Committee on Ed
ucation.
Mr.. McBeth introduced a resolution
%instructing the Committee appointed
to investigate the d~efalcation Of the
late Treasurer to report the date Of dc
falcation.
Mr.. Boring gave notice Of a bill to
prevent frauds ut elections.
A communication was received from
the Sisters Of Charity at Virginia City,
inviting the Senate Committee on State
Affairs to visit the Orphan Asylum.
Mr.. Mills introduced an Act taxing
ores and bullion.
The contested election cast Of Note
ware against Brown came up. Volumi-
nous testimony, introduced before the
Committee on Elections, was read.
Mr.. Mes,ck was counsel for Mr. Brown,
and Mr.. Ellis for Mr.. Notewarc. The
case was argued at length by the re-
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spective counsel. Ellis opened, and
the srgument is now going On. 8
In the Assembly, The Committee on
Education reported favorably on the
Senate bill providing for the safe-keep-
ing Of School Fund securitisaS
A resolution by Mr.. Beck, directing
the Judiciary Committee to ascertain
what legislation is necessary to secure
the assessment Of lands Of the Central
Pacific railroad for revenue purposes.
Mr.. Piper gave notice of q bill dis
incorporating Virginia City.
Mr.. Buringame gave notice Of en-
act regulating houses OF prostitution.
Mr.. Patchen gave notice Of an act
a~bolishing capital punishment
Mr.. Burlingame gave notice OF q
bill to allow the fees of A. c. Ellis,
for the prosecution, in the case Of the
State against Henry Rhoades, late
Deputy State Treasurer, or as Admin
istrator of Eben Rhoades. d."
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

wAsmNGToN, January12.-President
Grant was informed this afternoon by
ex-senator Wade and President White,
of the Cornell University, that they
accepted the appointment of Commits
sioners to Dominica.
The Committee on Postofiees and
Postroads have reported o bill author
izlng the establishment Of an ocean
mail service between the United States
and Australia. It directs the Post
master-G General to contract with Will
liam II. Webb, Ben. Holiday and
associates, for carrying the mails
monthly between San Francisco and
Australia and New Zealand, by a line
of steamers, at q compensation not ex-
ceeding $500, 900 per annum.
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wOMAN-BRATRRs PINE "A
WHARF CONCRACT-A NEW
FRRRY-A BROKER BANK.
RUPT.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 12-3 r. NJ
Gold at 8 p. NJ, l10B.
Herman Bcllnan vas to-day fined
800 for beating his wife, and Antoine
Fisher, for beating a public woman on
waverly Place, $3.50.
W. II. Martin & Co! have filed their
bonds for the completion Of wharf
from Union street, along East street
northerly, and the contract is signed
by the Harbor Commissioners.
Douahue's Petaluma and Northern
Railroad ferry steamers are assigned
berths Mt Vallejo-street wharf.
The engineer Of the Board OF Har-
Dor Commissioners Is directed to pre-
pare plans for a wharf from the foot OF
Third street to Fourth, along the line
Of Channel street.
A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed against w. H. V. Cronise, an ex-
tensive operator in mines and mining
stocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

The Democrats in the United States
Senate have gone back on tho mani
fest destiny" doctrine. They havo
concluded to unanimously oppose the
annexation Of San Domingo. This
was to be expected, Of course, for their
sole article of political faith Is to OPP
pose everything proposed BY a Repub-
lican President. We ex~pectthat these
Democratic Senators would advocate
the repeal Of the Golden Rule or the
rulo Of three, If President Grant
should happen to say anything in
favor Of these venerable rules. Their
adhesion to the "manifest destiny "
doctrine is not strong enough to make
them adhere to it when 1t has Republic
can recommendation. That doctrine
does not seem to them to be half SO
sound, nor to promise results half so
beneficial now as when in accordance
with its teachings the annexation OF
the slaveholding State Of Texas was
effected, or the purchase Of Cuba, with
its thousands Of slaves, was sought.
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SxK1ISG.-Talk about fun, why 1t is
better than q tleater to go to the
skating rink about s O'Clock In the
evening and look on. Here are some
Of the skating sharps cutting up all
manner OF figures and Just coming
within a nick Of running down every
body and mixed in among them You
viii see some poor fellow, who has got
the irons OH for the first or second
time, trying with all his might to keep
his body in a perpendicular position,
but finding that the ice has n stronger
attraction for his head than the moon.
Many Of our ladies have become Quite
experts on skates since the rink was
opened, and many more are now try
ing to Initiate them. 1t Is certainlya
healthy recreation.-Uhite Pine Necs.
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GRRRNBACKs-MARINE NE WIS
-TMR wRATHER-A DOCTOR
IN TROUBLE-sENT TO JAIL.

SAN FRANcIsco, January l2-l P. NJ.
Gold at IL A. NJ, 1lOT. Greenbacks'
904 selling, 9lA.
The opposition steamship William
Tabor, from San Diego and way ports,
Is coming in. The steamer California
from Portland is telegraphed forty
miles out.
The weather is unusually clear and
dry; wind light from the northeast
There was q sharp frost last night.
DIR. Henry Hornberser, of Amador
county, was sent to Jail to-day for
seventy-five days for brutality beating
a woman.
Carrie Stanley was sent to Jail for
ninety days rs q yagrant.
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KRNTuCKY.

.. T.. - .
The Comier-Journal OF Louisville
after asserting the readiness OF the
South to enter into an honorable busi-
ness compact with the North, in q
broad and national spirit, gives utter
ance to that spirit in thefollowing ele-
CANT, mild, and temperate language
Their politicians. that Is to say. the foul birds
Who dshated, or Hihor who deatcd ecnAiof NJ,
Creery's resolution, have told them over ana
over that we don't mean II. We cay we 10.
They have been told that we are unrelennns
a. naliruant Well, where doesal this venom
ENC frornf Bat they win do a. they IKE. we
AL nothinT. This IL our country, and We mean
10 inhabit h, The material resources which II
Contains are amply remunsratiye, and we mean
10 work them. The air IA free, and we shall
hrtathc n. Tho water II pure, and VIC shall
drink Il. We have our eyes, ears anu claws yer
about US, and no one need imagine that We nave
foraot how % use ,sem. any pn NC , concern = 10
the Government, his error will be his loss. That
Is all.
Surely Kentucky has been deeply
wronged. Who could have the heart
or brain to call a State u~nrelenting
and malignant tnat has witnessed the
invasion of her soil by rebel hordes,
her loyal people ruthlessly slain or
exiled, and then supported one OF her
Senators in a resolution to do honor to
a rebel General by committing sacri-
lege upon the most sacred OF our
affairs, a cemetary of the nations
dead? Such a spirit, on the contrary
evinces the achme Of charity, forgive
ness, and love. But strikingly beauti-
full Is the feature of temperance in
volved in one Of the above lines. To
be sure, the syllogysm is not complete
to logical ~exactness. And If It was
speaking Of some other State-Hassa-
chu.otts, for instance, where the Gus
tom Of adulterating pure water with
Bourbon whisky Is so strong that a
Maine Liquor law has to be inforced-
the sentiment would DO logically at
fault, and also really. But of course,
in the temperance State Of Kentucky,
n major premise to the effect that
whenever water was pure they drank
i. is utterly unnecessary to establish
the conclusion of the Journals syllo-
gism. That premise is at once under
stood, and then the minor and the con-
clusion follow in rhetorical beauty, rs
above, and the nail Of the temperance
argument is emphatically clinched.
AL hail to Kentucky, the banner State
of forgiveness, Of the Good Tcmplars,
and the home Of Nasty.
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CONTENTS OF A VAULT.
Odds and Eads In n Treasury Vault
Ia WashinEsen and Missing Q
IL also.

IL alss.
We have strange news from Wash
ington regarding the overhauling OF
the vault of the U. S. Treasury. We
arc very sorry to see our old friend anu
Senator, John b. Henderson, figuring
IN the account as he does. But this Is
\ world Of change, and some Of 1t must
be bogus, or there would be little Tor
the itemizers to do. 1t seems that a
schedule Of the special deposits re.
naming In the vault Of the United
States Treasury has been prepared
under the direction Of the Chief Clerk
of the Treasury. Among them Is one
box, deposited May 10. 1919, by the
United States Patent Office, on account
Of the Patent Office, containing one
bottle of otto Of roses; one bottle con-
tanning pearls ; a bottle containing
diamonds; II gold plate inside gold
lining of snuff box; one paper con-
tanning a gold ornament and a silk
tassel belonging to q necklace; n
box containing thirteen diamonds and
four pearls; two Jumps Of gold; an
envelope deposited August Z, 1870, by
the Secretary of the Treasury, In trust
for the Alaska Commercial Company,
containing $40 bonds, amounting to
$55, 900; one box deposited by the
Secretary Of the Treasury In June,
1853, containing the original Cyrus
w. Field medal, in q jeweled case,
struck at the United States Mint,
Philadelphia two Bank of England
notes, one for G5 and the other for
GlO (these notes were purchased by
Secretary Chase, to be used as samples
in the NationalC Currency Bureau of the
Treasury Department, and are TO De
held until an order Is received from the
Secretary authorizing their salel, one
package deposited in April, 1855, on
account of the United States, being the
amount received from Corcoran and
Rigg, in the case of the United States
vs.. Gardner. containing bonds to the
amount of S5I, 900. Gardner committed
suicide In jail AFTER. his conviction for
the Mexican mining frauds. This
package was marked on the wrapper
$97, 276 80. An accompanying memo
rnnda was found of Ohio and Pennsyl-
yania Railroad bonds for $4,000, and
on this entry was written "sold." A
check OIL the Bank Of Washington
this check was missing. One envelope,
containing counterfeit Treasury and
bank notes, passed BY and found In the
p~ossession OF John B. Henderson. A
box, said to contain Confederate and
Louisiana State bonds, was passed
without examination. One package,
containing one countauait plate for the
back of a ten-dollar note. There are
also various packagss'bf bonds, coun-
terfeit coin, Confederate currency, etc.
st. Joseph tAio.l Herald, 6h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

CoNpLErE returns from Florida prove
that the late election in that State was
n Republican triumph. The Repubii-
can majority OH the State ticket is over
six hundred, the Legislature Rcpubli-
an OH joint ballot-the Senate beings
tie, and the House Republican by four
majority. The entire vote cast for
Governor was a2,27S, Of which Hon.
Samuel Il. Day (Republicanl received
l2,446. For Congressman the vote was
2i,25l, OF which Hon. Josiah I. Walls
received 1859. This is the vote rs
announced by the canyassers, who. de-
spite Democratic threats and intimida-
ton, had the courage to count the re-
turns. Tar # .Hf. H--
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LIVE SrocK.-From a report of the
Snrveyor-Genenl Of California, VIC
learn that the amount of live stock in
that State-the COUNTIES Of Marin, Plu-
mas, Tuolumne and Shasta not count
eds: Neat cattle, 7S7,77l; oxen,
1885; beef cattle, 3OO,367; calves,
lGS,Gl4 COWS, 2i7,6o3 ; asses, 1855 ;
mules, 25,2si; horses, 2il,l4s; sheep,
oor77S3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

CoMMENp us to Massachusetts, for
model customs aud chief among them
that of her Legislature, which, imme-
diately after organizing in Boston, pro-
ceeded In a, body TO the Old South
Church to hear the annual sermon. If
the Massachusetts, legislators are Phari-
sees, theya t least preserve a semblance
Of outward Righteousness rs refreshing
rs Il Is novel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

"TuE AI.DISE "-Bewildering in its
beauty, astonishing in its extravaganza
of pictorial Illustration, enchanting in
its literary contents, aud unsurpassed
in its typographical execution. No
journal in America has eve attempted
to reach the high standard of excel.
lence In every particular which The
Aldiae long ago attained. No one
should fail to procure q number as a
wonder of American art, if nothing
more. Only g so a year, in green
backs. James Sutton & Co., publish
ers, No. y Liberty street, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER
- Mining Company-Location: Spring Valley.
Lyon County, State Of Ncvada.-Notice is here
BY given, that at a meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the Tenth
day Of January, 1871, an assessment OF One Dol;
lar and Fifty Cents 81 5) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin; TO the
Secretary, ct tho ONCE Of the Company, No. 40
California street, San Francisco, California;
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho Fourteenth day OF
February, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be-
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.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
.~Ofacs-Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
No. 4l9 Callfornia street, San Francisco, Caliior-
mia, - jal2-td
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
tynsf oua Rowan eoaarsroxDExr.l

a sWINDLrNa PARTNER AND
A DIsA0NEsT SON. OR WHAT
-CAnR &OF SbPRCULATHN3 IN
HIDDEN TREASURE MILES
GRANT AND The SPIRITUAL
IsTa-FOGGY WRATHER.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE YELLOW JACKET GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill,
Nevada, January 8, 1S70.-At a meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees, held this day. Dividend
Number Eighteen NO. 1S), OF Two Dollars ($?)
per share, was declared payable on and after
TUESDAY, January 10Th, at tho ONCE Of the
Company, or at the Bank Of California, a
Francisco.
Tho Transfer Books will be closed from date
TO January 10th, inclusive.
GEORGE w. HOPKINS, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. s, 1871. ia5-tf
GOLD HILL, January Z. 1871.
No dividend will be paid on any stock OF old
issue, or bearing date prior tn February 8. 1863,
unless said stock 81 surrendered for transfer.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
ja7.tf g. w. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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NEW TO-DAY.
WEEK
THIS EVENING,

VIII be presented the new Sensational Drama
In Three Acts and . Prologue. dramatized
expressly for Miss Price, from Charlotte
Bronts's great work, and played BY
her with great success through:
ont the country, entitled
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81 FRoU FRoU!
A Matinee!
Saturday Afternoon......At2 O'Clock.

PRICES or ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chair. ........$ %
Nc extra charge for Reserved Seats.
Parouette. -. SOC Private Boxcs....6 90
Doors open at Z o'clock. Performance COM
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
r o SAN

SPECIAL. TO rHE COLL HILL DAILY NEWS By
rae WESTERN UNION rELEsRAPH LiSE.l
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CORPORATION T

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN
cooperating the Town OF Gold Hill, storey
publication tho Reports Of the Clerk and Treas
urer for the Quarter ending December 81, 1870.
II. II. FLAGG,
r President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, December 81, 1870. ..
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.

J. F. HALL, g. d. HALL, q. w. HALL
-yI Proprietors. q.
THIS OLD ESTABLIsHED AND
L reliable Laundry is prepared to turn ont
any quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen,
without being damaged by manipulation or
by chemical application.
Packages punctually called Tor and returned.
Oficcs at International Hotel, Taboo Honsc
and Wsllace's Fruit Store, South c street, Vir-
Qinia: and at Charles Brodhun's, opposite tho
News ONCE. and Vesey's Hotel, Main street,
Gold Hill.
Virginia. Dec. 9th, 1870. d21.tf
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NEW TO-DAY.
The Ladies' Mite Society

A SOCIAL HOP WILL BE>~A
"A given on THURSDAY EV. HAS
BNfNG, January 18th, at Miners E~
Union Hall. 80 ~1
ADMISSION Gentlemen q; ~
Ladies' mot membcrs) 30 cents.
A BUSINESS MEETING OF tho Society will
be held At the School-Houso on TUESDAY
EVENING. January nth, at z o'clock:
jal0td BY order Of THE SOCIETY.
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Such Is the mere skeleton of trans
actions that have been the sole topic
Of conversation for the last few days,
and that will be long remembered as
the worst cases Of commercial turpi-
tude, on the part Of the chief actors in
them, that have yet dlsgraced our local
annals. .
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JANE EYRE,

FANNY b. fHlCb' Mueu WILL
" DO performed
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The news Of Hemenway's disappear
ance, and the rurnors that were flying
thick and fast about his connections
with Coleman, were Of course not long
In reaching the ears Of the firm that
had employed him, and b professional
accountant was called In to examine
the books. A cusory examination
was sufficient to show that everything
was in confusion, and the next day
Messrs. Hsmanway & Merrill were
astounded to learn that they were
hopelessly bankrupt The Liabilities
amounted to about $1ss,0oo, and the
assets, including stock on hand and
bills receivable mostly worthless, to
only $4,000. leaving an indebtedness
Of over 295, 900. |sF .
The effect Of; this information upon
the senior partner, Hemenway's father,
asaImost deadly. At first he listened
to he accountants disclosures with
some incredulity, which soon Increased
to painful attention, until at length,
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1n1rUxVpN NnDTRS Ok.

Address, JAMES SUTTON &c.,.
jal2-tf % Liberty st., New York.