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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22
Our MiMos.

IFrom tho Alta Of Monday EVENING"
The great change which the I'M
portant discoveries of ore in the Crown
Point, running south into the Belcher,
has made In tho prospects Of the Com
stock lode has produced now views In
relation to the southern terminus OF
the lode, which Is now supposed to ex-
tend much further south than was pre-
ylously estimated. In the opinion OF
many experienced mon, the Daney
mine Is situated Mt the southern end
of the vein ; the surface rock yielded
largely Of gold, finally changing Its
character, "a they penetrated deeper,
to silver, but unremunerative. The
3OO-foot drift merely determined that
tho mine was on o true vein, with
walls, vein matter, ETC., Characteristic
of the Comstock. Now, however,
they are approaching the ledge again
on the 40O-foot level, and also driving
downward for the 500-foot level.
These drifts will strike tho vein far
below the present workings of the
Belcher and Crown Point, and should
they prove successful, not only the
Daney mine would appreciate pro-
diqiously in value, but the whole line
between 1t and the Belcher would feel
the effect and the public generally, rs
it would add Immensely to the silver
product.
The Stock market opened without
much animation. Crown Point-A
dispatch dated November 18th says T:
"The east Wine, l,100-foot Lowell, will
give average assays of $l20; south
drift, 1,2O0.foot level, will average
300; 90O-foot level cross-cut shows
ore that will mill 49," Daney-A
letter Of the 18th says: "Main shaft
down 46l feet, and 400 foot drift In 145
feet" Raymond s. Ely-The Super
intendent undor date OF November 10Th
says: "Tlie WINS east Is improving
rapidly. Tho DRIFT east shows a fine
body of better assaying ore than we
have ever cut. The indications arc
favorable that there Is a fine chimney
of ore lying between the east wlnze
and the break at the end OF 200 level,
In the Western Extension property.
This Is at tho depth OF 223 feet from
THO UTaC6 Ol Iuo 1IiSltiot oiiois' bsNAS-
ing this and releyeling the ground, /
find the difference Of heights between
the two slafts-the West Extension
and tho Lightner-to be twenty-five
feet Instead Of seventeen feet, and CIV
ing two feet fall for working, will give
us ground to work fully 375 feet In
length by 206H feet IN the West Ex-
tension and 223 In the Lightner shaft.
A large portion Of it we'll developed"
The dispatch of the 18th, two days
later, says: EAST drift In thlrty-five
feet ; looking splendid" Phoebe, No
vember 2O-Shipment OF bullion for
the last six days, $50,440; previous
week, $50, 758 IL. This, with $4,000
carried over, makes $3.50, l96 IL on
hand. Chollar-Reports for week
ending November 18th: Orc extract
ed. 97S tons; average assay value,
$40 45 per ton. At the afternoon
Board there was n small business. with
little change in prices. Belcher fell
$40. Crown Point rose $40, Gould q
Curry IS, Hale s. Norcross 81, Meadow
Valley 81, Savage 81 so. Washington
S Creole, 81. Raymond & Ely was
81 lower.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

Rich WITHOUT MoNEY.-Many a
man Is rich without money. Thou.
sands Of men with nothing In their
pockets, and thousands with not even
q pocket, are rich. A mar born with
a good constitution, a good stomach, a
good heart and q pretty good head
piece, Is rich. Good bones are better
than gold, tough muscles than silver /;
and nerves that flash fire and carry
energy to every function are better
than houses or lands. 1t Is better
than land estate to have had the right
kind of father and mother. Good
breeds and bad breeds exist among
men as among herds and horses. Ed
-ucatIon may do much to check evil
tendencies, or to develop good ones ;
but 1t is o great thing to Inherit the
proportion Of faculties to start with.
The man Is rich who has a good dis
position-who Is naturally Kind, pa
tient, cheerful, hopeful, and who has
a flavor Of wit and fun In his compost
ton. The hardest thing to get along
with In this life Is q mans own self.
A cross. selfish fellow, a timid, care
burdened man !; these are all born de-
formed on the inside. Their feet may
not limp, but their thoughts do.
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Sure ThinE % n Jury.

Young lawyers sometimes despair oil
defense which gives encouragement
but old practitioners-more especially
when the fees are remuneratiye and
certain-can see no discouragement
held forth by the evidence not to be
counterbalanced and overcome BY pro.
fsssional acuteness and sagacity we'll
paid. -,
A prisoner was once arraigued In
Kent county, Kentucky, for stealing
pork. He retained . young, talented
and Ingenious member Of tho profess
sion for his defense. Having listened
to the prisoners own story, and heard
from him what In all probability the
peoples witnesses would swear to, he
candidly informed his client that II
was useless to waste money on his
defense.
"Never you mind" was the conf
dent reply lyon argue my case good
aud strong, just rs II you believe me q
prosecuted man, aud I will give you
twenty dollars"
The lawyer worked up to the con-
tract, and before he had half summed
up he had tho jury In tears at the bare
Idea Of snatchinS such a bright exam
pie Of domestic and social worth from
the bosom Of his family and the So
ciety Of his neighbors, to be thrust
among felons in the common jail.
70 Ills astonishment his appeal was
effective the prisoner was acquitted.
Closeted together after the verdict
and discharge Of the culprit, and the
twenty dollars having been paid over,
the lawyer said:
surprising verdict, considering what
the Government proved"
"Not at ALL" was the cool reply
"six Of them jurymen had some OF the
pork"
The mercury In that lawyers bump
of selE.esteem fell to zero.
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Bercnude TO Jim Fisk-He "spenks
20 q Piece.n

q.
A magnificent serenade was rendered
to Colonel James Fisk, Jr., OH the 9th
instant. The serenaders were from
the Aschenbroedel Vorein Benevolent
Society, formed from the members OF
the musical profession of New York.
Grateful to the Colonel for his labors
in their behalf, and for his recent con-
tribution Of 81, 1000 to tho funds of the
Society, they determined to honor him
that night. Shortly after midnight MI
immense throng assembled In Twsny-
third street, opposite the Colonel's
residence. Colonel James Fisk, Jr.,
came out. He was received with tu-
multuous cheering. He said:
"Citizens, Friends, Ladies and Gen.
tlemen: A stranger passing between
Eighth and Ninth avenues tonight
would have thought that the Grand
Duke Ind arrived. Laughter. What
a great mistake he would have made
when he had discovered that 1t was
ONLY one so humble "a myself!
GCheers.1 All I can shy Is to render
my thanks to the musicians for this
serenade. 1t will be remembered by
me as long Us I remain in New York.
I have mingled much with the musi-
clans of this city. I have had many
dealings with them. 1t Is with much
pleasure that / can say that I have
never known q musician to be hanged
[uproarl or 60 to State Prison. More
uproar. Based upon this fundamental
principle, they are proper associates
for myself. lDerlsive ~clieers.1 I have
always found them companionable.
After business hours that which affords
most pleasure to me Is music. Since |
have been In New York I have en-
deavored to create business for them.
In my acquaintance with the members
Of the Ninth Regiment Band, many Of
whom are with you, l can shy that I
am proud of them. | think there Is
no better material all over tile world
to form n band that would DO a ne
tional pride. My end and aim in O
musical point of view has been to
create a band worthy to be sent abroad.
Again / have only to render you my
sincere thanks for this compliment. /
have not much to give [Cries Of Oh!
Oh! and enthusiastic checring.] What
I gave was on the impulse Of the duty
I owed to destitute musicians, to their
widows and orphans. Again, gentle
men, | thank you. I shall see you
again In tho theatre"
The serenaders were then invited
into the Opera House. There a boun-
tiiul collation. met them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

Tx A BAD WGY.-Awed by The les
son Of the late election. the World has
taken to quoting Scripture, and en-.
deavors In a couple Of columns OF
serious double-lead to find out some
thing In the way of political salvation.
Il Is In vain. The simple platform
which the Democratic party needs now
Is repentance and confession. Let 1t
take down the stars and bars and hoist
the Observation-Disclosures Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

SMALL Pox.-The fame of the small
pox In Philadelphia aud other cities
hus reached Washington, and promi-
nent gentlemen there are theorizing
as to the causes which have established
the epidemic here and In New York
and other cities. 1t Is owing to the
presence Of buffalo robes taken from
the Blackfeet and Plegan Indians,
among whom the disease prevailed
two years ago. At that time they
were forbidden to be sold to traders,
but several months ago they disap-
peared from those neighborhoods and
found their way elsewhere. Several
other hypothesis have been stated, but
this Is doubtless otlcial.-Phaddelphid
Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

COLLECTOR Murphy of New York
has resigned his office. Tho President
accepts 1t with some fine compliments
to Murphy. Chester A. Arthur was
appointed In his place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

Diseases Of tho EYE and EAR, THROAT
LUNGS and HEART. LIVER and KIDNEYS
and all Chronic. Constitutional AMI Blood Diseases
Asthma. CatHrrh. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Epl
lcpsy. Scrofula. Piles, Dropsy. Dyspepsia, etc.
cured.
LADIES out OF health assured OF prompt relief
CANCERS md JUNIORS removed without the
knife.
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TO YOUTHS AND MEN.

The only perfect cure. permanent and reliable, for
Seminal Weakness. Nervous Debility, Impotence,
etc.: worth 81 900 to the unfortunate. No quacEery
or deception. Tho fullest guarantee given. All
business strictly confidential Those who cannot
call in person should write their case f~ully-agc.
married or single, cause. symptoms. duration Of
illness, etc. land inclose 81 fee.
Address r. PRICE, NJ. D.,
nol7 Virginia City. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

A STRANGELY MALEoIMED Eaa.-
We copy this from the Woodland tCal.)
Democrat Of November 18th:
There Is In the cabinet Of Mr.. Ste
phens, at the Bank, ON egg layed BY q
common hen belonging to Mr.. j. Bro
gan, Of this place, which is fully as
large as a turkeys, and has a sharper
point ut the small end than usual. To
this point Is attached an almost per.
pectly shaped human arm from above
the elbow to and including the hand.
The length of this miniature arm il
about an inch. and the size Is in nice
proportion. The hand seems to be
graspinga bouquet. The urn Ia GOV.
cred with q she'll, and was at tlrst filled
with a substance like the white OF an
ordinary egg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

DR. ABoRN sends a course OF treatment fol
Twcnty.n ' Dollars.-In order that all who are
afflicted may avail themselves Of his treatment
for Catarh, ozHna, Bronchitis, Asthma, and al
Throat, Bronchial, and Lung affections; Dis
charges from tho Ears, Nervous or Genera
Debility, etc., DR.. ABoRN has established q
system Of treating patients by letter, at q fixed
prico. Upon receipt Of $95, accompanied with
q description Of ones disease, tho Doctor will
send by Express a course Of Medicines, In
halers, or other apparatus adapted to the indi'
vidual case, which, in most cases, will be sufa'
Client to effect a euro. DR.. ABoRN's Laboratory,
Consulting nnd Operating Apartments arc al
tho corner OF Third and Morrison streets, Port.
land, Oregon. no2.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

CuARLEs O'CoSoR says that, owing
to o flaw In the indictment, William
NJ. Tweed will escape punishment on
tho criminal charges brought against
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

AN English woman resident in Al
giers has married a Bedouin Arab,
stating that she did so In "thc interest
OF science"
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NE w 8.
J. BARNERT's

SAN Francisco CLOTHING EsTABLrsHNEN
has received the latest and most fashionable
styles Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
A full and complete assortment Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Blankets, Trunks, Valises, etc
Also o flnc and large variety Of Hats and Boys
Clothing. Remember the name and place OF the
San Francisco Clothing S%tore-ncxt door to the
Bank OF California. J. BARNERT.
no2tf
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TnE SLEEr AND SSowsroRM East
A dispatch from Omaha under date Of

HE SLEET AND oSoWsfonn IHs
A dispatch from Omaha under date OF
November 18th, has the following:
A sleet and snowstorm commenced
here on Friday noon and continued
until Sunday morning, extending over
the whole country from the Rocky
Mountains to the Missouri river. Ey-
erythlng was covered with q heavy
coating Of Ice, causing the downfall OF
the telegraph lines. The Union Pa
cifc trains were snow-bound at differ
emit points between Omaha and Chey-
enne. The express train due here Sat
urday evening arrived about midnight
Sunday. The storm Is reported as
still more severe In southern and west
ern Colorado.
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DIR. PRICES DIsPENsARY,
No. % South @ Street,. .......VlrginIn City.
(wholc second floor Enterprise DuildIns.)

OFFICE HouRs-9 A. N. to n. ~, and g to sP. n.
Consultation free. Examination, 81. Fees. s. to
3n
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TO MILLMEN |!

.txyE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEWS Once half Q ton OF superior
T EXRs A Easstsn 1SF w 'oaEsa ess. R %iIT Ss , ~ S = ~
dueed prices for cash.
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THIS AGENCY rs NOW PRE-.
i pared to receive deposits OF coin or bullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or to Issue GER.
the holdcr) in Gold Hin or San Francisco; to
mako collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO tho Parent BaDk In San Francisco;
sells Bills Of Exchange, aud transacts General
Banking Business.
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DIR. RlDWAY'S
PuGa Psugafirs Puts,

p~eteSily ias'eleS elegantly coAicd with sweet
gan, purge, r~rsalaie, purify, cleanse, and
~stPsHg,hea, Roadway srillS for The cure Of al
hserlerS eFttr stomach liver, bowels kidneys.
bladder, nervous disea.cs headache. r%onstlna.
ten, cos'ivshAs indigestion, Dyspepsia, iii.
liousnest binleusteveg ihaamatiua oflhe how
tls, piirs, and Ell other arrangements of III,
internal %yiscera. Warranted 10 effect a posi-.
tive care Purity vegetable, ccn,ainin no
mercury. minerals, or delrrfious drugs.
4 few doses Of Roadway Pills will Tree The
from all The above disorders. Price 20
Per box Sold by all druggists,
Nead false aud True Send ono letter
TO RAILWAY 4 CO, Ne. 81 Maiden
zane, New York. Information worth thou
VIII resent you. isl
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of a deed or trust executed to mo
ny J! NJ. Ice on the frs, day Of January 1869.
10 secure the payment Of the indebted.
ness therein described and recorded
IN the Office OF the Cbanccrv
CLERK Of Pamela county, Miss, in deed Of trust
book No. J, pages oa and ~, | will sell for
cash, a. the courthouse, In the town orPanoln.
on the 22nd day OF November, 1871, the fol.
described lands, situated in Pamela
VIZ; Beginning bat a noted stake in
stabh'c field, running hboutN. W. to a red oak
marked thence to the lane, thence about W,
wsith.. aid lane TO The line Of sectlon Il, thence
:. 70 The \, i. corner Of section IS, thence =
10 the great road kndwn as tie Belmont and
Nottingham road, thence, W. with said road
TO q point due south from the beginning, con.
tanning two hundred acres, more or less; also,
q fraction Of wa section 10, township s range
o west containing 60 acres, moro or les.
The title to tho above land Is believed To he
good, but ! will only oonvey as trustee.
i, 7. JONES,
Trus,o.
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Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rem.
dered therein on the 18th day of July, 1871, in
the suit Of Josephus Carter Il. al. complainants
against Richard Jones et. al. defendants, No
sfd IN sid Court. will, rs Commissioner,
therein appointed, on
Monday, the 3Oh day Of Oct., 1871,
in front of the courthouse door, in the town OF
Sardis, in said County, within lawful hours.
offer fol sale at pTblic suction to the highest
bidder, the following valuable lands. living
and being In said County. All of section Is:
the south half of section I, and the north east
quarter Of section I; all in township I, of
range 6 west Said land will be sold by
quarter sections.
rRRNs or sAtg:
One-third cash, and the balance on a credit of
twelve months, with ten per cent. interest
from day OF sale bonds with good security
will be required Of the purchasers, for deferred
payments. JOHN c, HARRISON
sep IDIOT Commissioner.
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commissioners Sale.

H NNHNL ~. "f4 EHLNM-HE YNtHN. Fa.e
BY virtmre Of a aecreeofl The Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, State of Mississippi render
ed Therein on the 18th day Of April is7l,in the
suit OF IL. II. Hicks complainant, against
Amanda Ill., Ct al. defendants No. 40, in
said Court, | will, W Monday the sOth day
OF October ISL, within lawful hours in front
Of the court house door Of said couaty, in
the t"wn Of Sasdis, offer for sale at public auc-
tion, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing lands, to wit The East portion Of the
East fractional Half OF Section 20, containing
% acers, more or less, alse the South IVES,
Quarter Of Section 25, all in Township 4 Range
10 West, lying and being in Tunica County in
said State,
JoHN C. HARRISON.
Commission or.
Polk 4 Randolph Auy's.
sep S0-6t
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Trustees Sale of Land.

Try virtue Of a deed of trust 10 inc execute.
BY w. :. Nils on the 2aih day Of June, 1870
10 sccure 3 artain debt therein mentioned. 10
la4lpr 4 Rutland, ! will, as Trustee. on Sstnr.
tay he isih day 81 November, 1871, in front
" tee rosi't-house door 81 panola county, in
'he 'ewn ot Sardis at the hour Of l2 o'clock.
u. Of said aay, oaer for sale at public auction.
10 the highest bidder for cash. the following
lands lying and being in the county Of Pamela,
State Of Nississipp i, 10. wit. The south half Of
tae northwest quarter Of section is, township
y range SIX west Alsoi the southwest quar-
Ter o. section eighteen township len, range FIVE
west containing, mall, 2i0 acres, more or less,
said deed Of trust is of reeor ID deed hook
= on page 0ie, in the Chancery Clerks office
Of said county.
oli-5t Jnny q. HARR,oS Trns,ce
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ssrft ltviei upon "a The property u sali de-
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Citation Notice.


To = Z Mathews, aud Mary Edwards, a mi
nor, heirsat-law OF Thomas A. Edwards
deceased, aud 10 - Mathews, husbandof
said b i Mathews, all Of whom reside In
Tue State OF Illinois Matoon, Coles County
y said State, being their post office address
! You arr cited b he and appear before the
ghancers Court Of Pamela County, State Of
Mississippi to be held At the court house of said
m the town Of Sarlis on the 2nd
Neadary I'M January 1872, then and there I'd
show cause, L any they can, why the Final
Account 81 James 7. Edwards Administrator
The Estafc, ofThomss AaEdwarls deceased
should not he allowed and approved by s,id
Court. by order OF Court
]. C. HARRISON, Clerk.
Freeman Randolph, Atty,
oct 2l.aw
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hy rirtbs ofa acrres effhs Chsurrrr Court
= rsuaa cauhiP Siair q hioiei,si rnierca
- ihy lNth r. u~tohty ls-o 10 80 case Of "
"a ksslaroagA A3niuistraior complainant,
against damts ) WcsAA Administrator
g 81 dsieHiauis No - 10 said court
rll as coumisionc' therein appointed, "a
Nsnasy ne gslh day 81 November 1871. In
troa' 81 ,he courf housc doos II said oonu,r
90 See aa~a dsSsFd's mishss lawful hours
oHtr fnr @ls q fuhlte surlinn 10 the highest
bidder ne Hovinf Lands living and being
iu said cenaiy h wits The sdHth west GUAR.
w q aectea 70 township 9 range sr west.
Terms Of Sale.
nne half cash, ihe hallauce in siv months
'nsn day ofSlc with SIX yer rent interest
~ish good security utll he required of
purchaser,
J G. HARRISON,
Cemmiss loncr.
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Every day an Increase Of Weigh,
and Flesh i seen and felt,


TOE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
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commentaries ihrpurh rHr hAoa sveat urus.
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wis nfv, sgaA3 maisrial. Sanophula, syphilis
tahsgmfaiuA, tslshaalsf disease llcefs u h,
ihfvaa meath. Tumefs n s5es b. TIE n ,nas and
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Gas aiatsaFFes ffu& The ears and The wers,
Nfins q saa Aisessrs, e,nrtiens never sores
sosld head, rins-vo m, sli rbvasn, ~cresyplss,
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