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srsxISe OF TIRE. EsRrH.-Geologists

SrsaIss OF TIE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have long taught that at least the west
coast OF Greenland Is slowly sinking
below the sea. This doctrine iss con
irmed by Dr.. Brown, who recapitu-
hates the principal points Of the evil
dence on which. 1t rests. The follow
ing are among the facts he enumcratcs:
Near the end of tho. last century, q
small rooky island was observed to- be
entirely submerged at springtidc high
water, yet on It Were the remains Of a
house, rising six feet above the ground;
fifty years later the snbncrgance had
so far Increased That rims ntone were
even left above the water. The foun-
dation OF an old %storehouse; bulls on
an island In l776, are now dry Gully ut
low water. The remains Of native
houses are In one locality e e beneath
the sen. n. q ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

T~wrxrr.rwo years ago Tyler Curtis, . youth
OF Hanover county, Virginia SON OF DR.. Henry
Curtis, left virgtnfa to seek bis fortune on the
Pacific coast. He worked his way to San Fran
cisco a. Q common sailor, and vent into ousi'
nes. there without any capital. And now he Is
q merchant prince, and We hear Of his man.
hnoas nomination for the Mayoralty BY the
Democratic party OF that great, populous and
growing city. Let other Democrat boys so and
DO nkewise.-H. y GAo<.
The humble origin, the early strug.
giles and the financial success Of the
poor "saileur boy" Is all right and
we'll enough-but the election Is now
over, and the romance" OF Tyler
Curtis Is q spoiled egg. He was a
Democrat, and fell short OF an cleo
ton. We are sorry for the poor sailor,
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ooIopnp CONVENTIONS.

II. IL announced that the colored
men of the United States will hold two
conventions this autumn. The first
will meet at 81. Louis, Mo-, on Sep
tember 29d, and Is conyoked as a ma
tlonal convention. The people OF st.
Louis are preparing to, extend a cor
dial reception to the delegates from
the different States, who have already
been selected, and a full representa-
ton from the several States 10 antici-
mated. The chief object Of the st.
Louis Convention u 20 discuss such.
measures as shall promote the interests
Of the colored race generally An
other object Il to decide upon some
day, memorable In the history Of the
colored race, which shall hereafter be
ooserved.asa general holiday Many
are In favor OF the Fourth OF July, as
q day In which both the white and
colored races are equally interested as
supporters of the "Declaration OF In
dependence" and Its s~elfevident
truths, that "all men arc born free
and equal" Others, however, think
that January lst, the anniversary OF
the day on which the Emancipation
Proclamation " took effect, would be
more appropriate. The Soth Of March,
as the day when the Fifteenth Amend
msns was announced by proclamation
OF the Secretary Of State as having
been adopted, Is also advocated, As
we'll as the lst Of August, the day when
the British Government emancipated
the slaves In its domlnlons. Others
advocate the 22d Of September, the
day when President Lincoln Issued his
proclamation declariag that the slaves
of persons in States which, on January
!, 1888, shouldb e In rebellion, "should
be %thenoeforth and forever tree." The
other Convention will be hold In Co
lumbla, South Carolina, OH October
18th, and delegates are expected from
nearly all OF the States Although
the convention Is summoned to take
Into consideration the condition Of the
enfrauchised people Of the Southern
States, the precise object Of the pro-
iectors ofthis convention Is not known,
although Its proceedings will produce
a decided effect upon the political and
industrial condition Of the South.
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SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
49,
noMESrIC INTELLIGENCE,

New Y0Rx. september 12.-The
theft yesterday in the Controllers
office was the exciting topic Of conyer-
sation throughout tho city all last
evening. There were various opinions
in regard to who stole the vouchers
and what they were stolen for. Some
think the afair. was one Of the Rings
tricks for the purpose OF forcfngthe
Controller to resign, and this theory
seems to have acquired plausibility,
when very late last night It was an
nounced that Hall had addressed the
Controller a communication, setting
forth that he, the Mayor, was con-
strained to conclude that the EFFICIENCY
demanded his retirement from the head
Of the finance department In order
that some other person mlghtbe placed
there by the Mayor, who will be en-
abled to investigated fairsiin the Con-
troller's office and restore public con-
fdenee. .,." ..'' '5.
Wall street during the afternoon
Immediately deeliued, aud produced
securities In which ~ringleaders were
interested. City stocks also fell of,
and a marked feeling Of distrust per-
vaded the street all day. ,rvY
Controller Connolly Is greatly dis
pirited, and has been diligently en-
gagged the past week preparing &C
counts which missing vouchers would
explain. : The Controllers friends
claimed that the vouchers had been
distracted by some enemy Of the Con-
t~roller, merely for the purpose Of Gre
ating an erroneous Impression that he
was privy to their abstraction. 7tr
1t Is asserted that the Mayor has
been anxious for some time to fill
Connolly's place by some other per
son.
The World says II the Controller dis
regards the demand Of the Mayor, he
will find before, night that . .scorching
public indignation will make the city
too hot to hold him. 1t adds that IL
may be his misfortune and not bis
fault that this alleged robbery in his
department occurred just at this criti-
cal juncture and 1t hopes the Mayor
will be afforded an opportunity to ap-
point his successor. r.. '.',I'- a1I
A dispatch from Washington says
that Mrs. R. B. Connolly on the 18th
of last month transferred to her SON.
in-law half a million in q. S. bonds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

A REMARKABLE instance Of material
prosperity and increase In population
Is Kansas City Mo. In 1880 Its .popu.
lation was 1000, which the census Of
1870 multiplied by ten, giving 1t 4 pop.
ulation Of neaflyS40, 300 people. The
value of real estate has Increased In
proportion. InE1S8l the value. of the
real estate Of tho city was 3l.Sl4,+2o
now It Is worth $l0,79l, 0l0. All
whichIdoes not include personal prop.
erty of merchants returns which, II
included, would make the wealth OF
The city about i&35,000,0N This y
certainly doing very we'll. '''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

WITH the death of Mr.. Vallandlgham
the "new departure" has been prae'
tlcally abandoned. The Democratic
papers and orators are In the full dis
cussion Of the old issuos-o recon
structlon and It's results. The exposure
Of the Tammany frauds has completely
disposed of their puerilities concerning
the management Of the national
finances by the Republicans. With
the credit Of the country steadily im-
proving. its wealth -augmenting, and
Its people happy and prosperous, they
have been, for sheer lack Of argument,
compelled to fall back upon the old
Issues. " =
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ACuRIoUs OLD ENTIEMAN.-Mount
Vernon lInd.l has an interesting "old
Citizen" The Democrat says: "He
will attend q church and listen to tile
sermon, and that night he will repeat
the sermon In his sleep verbatim ct
literatim. He has been known to
listen to lecturers OH scientific sub
,iects, that he knew no more about than
alhog, and would repeat the lecture In
his sleep /; so with public speeches.
He Is an ~illiterate man, using common
place language, yet when under the
Influence OF somnambulism, uses the
most chaste language -,--- ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

In France a woman has no remedy
when al ifsff1 promises to" marry fef
and doesn't. At ftrsshsight this may
seem q little cruel. but practically 1t
has the effect of doing away With what
are called Engagements, and there
being no. engagement there b no
breach. A man and woman meaning
to be married, marry at Ionce, and
there's. drh end to diplomacy. WY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

TuEG German vote In New York will
be solid this year against Tammany.
In California It will help us achieve a
snbstantial victory; while IN Pelnsyl-
Fania md philadelphia, where ftgthaI
always been cast on the side Of Repub.-
Iicanism. weeypecti to zee itlpfoIe than
ever concentrated for the right.-PhH-
cdelphia Press. I'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

Mas. NATHAN BAKER, Of Nodaway,
Mo-, has four pairs Of twins. One pair
was born last autumn, and another
pair last July. The lady 10 81 years
old and Is the mother Of nineteen
children. .trlt a ID rus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

TIE carpets in the New York Court
House were paid for by the Tammany
Ring to the amount Of $S50,000. A
leading carpet dealer in that city says
that $4,000 IA a big price for the
carpets furnished. ,s ..-aHH w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

An enrnged cow in st. Louis dashlng
among a crowd In one Of the streets
recently, injured six persons, among
them Hon. Erastus Wells, II. G.. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

The mar who can read the finest
print without an ear-trumpet, walks
fourteen miles to breakfast, and chops
four cords of wood an hour, more or
less, still lives In Omaha, Mt the age Of
l04 years. ~. 49, ~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

"ARE : the pictures which ;'you
Drought home from abroad all land
scapes?'' taidan artist to Mrs. Shoddy
one day. "Bless you, no." replied
heIndignant lady they're lie paint
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You should get married at exactly
noon now-a-days, If you respect the
claims Of fashion. aq0r; L.sr- rS't1r
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The Indian village from which he
escaped. .be lays, was Somewhere neat
the head Of the Yellowstone river. He
struck for the Platte. He fortunately
encountered O detachment of. Federal
troops coming Into Fort LeaYenworth.
He accompanied them. u MEsr ear
John Brooks does not know whether
his mother was killed, but no recol-
lects Chat his father came from Illinois.
He Is going there with an indeflte idea
that somewhere i%npIilinois he will gain
tidings Of his fathers or mothers fam
lily. His appearaficel Is rather prepos-
sessinS, and very we'll agrees with his
story.-Jeferson Cfty Times. Oh"
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New MrxIco Is enjoying q civil war
which has nearly reached the proper
lions Of a New York RIOT, -dgs sgI ~
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DIR. CHIN w n,
Chinese Physician,
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

district COURT OF THE UNITED
IL States for the District OF Nevada, SIS
In the matter OF HENRY C. GAY and @. n.
STEWART. bankrupts. "A warrant In bank.
ruptcy has been issued by said Court againtt
The ettstes OF Henry c. Gay and G. N. stewart,
OF Reno, County OF Washoe and State OF Ne.
-yada, In said District who have been duly a;
Judged bsnkrupts npon thoir own petition, and
tho payment OF any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said bankrupts, to
thcm, or 70 their use. and the transfer OF any
property BY them, are forbidden by law. A meet
ing OF tho creditors OF said bankrupts, to provo
their debts, and lchoose ono or moro assiRnoes
Of said estate, will be held at q Court Of Bank;
ruptcy, to be holden at Virginia City, In said
District, on the 18th day Of October, 4. .. 1871 at
IL o'clock 4 at the Office Of Z. STROTHER,
Register In Bankruptcy Of said District, No. 10
North C street, Virginia, Storey County, STATE
80 GEORGE I. LAMMoN,
o. 6. Marshal and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
VIM. Webster, Eco. Atty FOR Petiuoners'
. H.... Alo.td
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,sIr aotss not matter how blue the
,stoSHnRt arch the petticoat II long
enough 10 epyar them. .fssI { .:q's
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-12

ANAS who ran away from his wife
In Plttsneld, Mass, with lnothsEwo-
man, got tired Of his ~new-a0inity after
spending all his money, aud se to
his wife to sSud him funds ITO pay hs
fare back to. her, She didn't do itSTT
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.BmesoLI Is more like Mario than
q ~ other tenor. TT a' sqgm5lg5s.
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A Strange Story.

a refoeee from the yfldsIndlans OF
the plaifs calling himself John Brooks,
arrived last Saturday, and lett the same
night en- route forlIilinbis. He walked
from Fort Leavenvorth, and was come
the .oeuntsy EpaAeouple OF
young gentlemen Of the Gordon fam
lily, who learned his story and became
interested, aided him to town. Here
they took steps 70 enable him toprose-
cute hiS ionrnertt Ia nlinols.l where he
supposes his family formerly lived.
He teils o. strangev story. sWhen,he
was six years old, as be supposes (he Is
now 22b his father with the family left
Illinois to cross the plains to Califor-
MIA. I1eteswete foufof them-father,
mother. a sister two years old, and
himself. They joipedsa train andlar-
rived at q point beyond Salt Lake.
Hero, while the train was parked. bis
father went ont 10 bring In a mule.
He was fired onIbyltheo Indians md
fell. His mother holding his little sis.
ter witnessed Il, She ran out to her
husband. followed ,hv litsle John. GThe
FIndians seized the infant slster. dash.
ing out her brains against a tree, aud
catching up John, turned and f1ed.ls
The Indians proved to be band loi
Sioux under Red Cloud They took
him to their village, where he was
adopted and raised By Red Cloud. The
Indians had six other white prisoners
five boys and one girl. BY convers-
ing with each other they preserved
their knowledge OF the English Ian.
puape. .s-gas Nra8 ..rEJV = d
John was. badly treated until he be.
came large enough to take care of him.
self. Red Clouds bows especially de.
49, a. a.n,i.o ob,s,
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THE POLICY HOLDERS OF
THE PA cIFIc MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY win hear OF something greatly to
their advantage BY sending Nano, Amount and
Plan of Policy To Boz 10, Postoflcc. sl2'tf
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Part second.
Little Zephyrs % sacred scene, with wand.
and BELL. Queen. ..........Clar Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Spibs Comic due)...:
"'"- " Mark Bates and Mrs. Smith
Universal Medley. Young Ladies
He's Got the Money, Too ..........L Lima smith
800" - ....Sarah Booth
Minnie Rison and Mary Morgan
The Brook with Gultar)
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The Young Ladies' will be tastefully dressed In
all the Colors Of tho Rainbow, and the .
Stage will DO profusely deco
rated with Flowers.
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Having had years OF experience IN bringing
ont taese FLORAL CONCERTS, there 10 NO
ever been offered 10 tho citizens Of this town Of
equal attractions.
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HUMOROUS.

.o:, .l.1
81 III ' .'',' ~ WHICH i''1icI arc addict
~,
me most suitable window ir single
iauy "heh on the iook-out-A boy.
Some men viii pump you to any extent.
II you only give them d handle.
When do mems heads resemble their
! dwellings, =" hen they are covered N;tli
+ tiles.
/ Narriage-An alter On which = man
! love letters. In. hcr
! apr+ ,oooo,, =, +l,- ,,rso 10 :.
, aocket said when he robbed a man + an
/ empty one.
! oo,,-.,,ovo,. ,I,,,rt..o,.,o,+ oou, g. 9
Ia;,, no"i, ~ @ ~ 'iro~s u - Ttt1" G''' -,
i,-''-,- oyI+>' oSI ''''-' - 90 'i'''1
'1i' o..
Speaking OF apples 1t 1t remarkable tlat
"a ie o,t NJ tb rt -, 20, ''''l ''l' '' ''-
=.
a oau marriage Is IKE an eiec'ricih't.
enihe' IL MAKES you daiict' put you e'h
let 60
baiio9nists don't care about maitn@
much money. If they can make ascent
they are satisfied.
A French Wit said Of y man who was
excoc5;noI, Fat that natnr, only made him
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From the Milwaukee Sews.
4 PLEASANT PRESCRIPTIONS.
I asked sweet Nell.
One Eve to tell
hhgn | had sore throat, whether
She ne.y 4 gay
And easy way
To cure it altogt thcr.
Ii mock surprise
She opc'd her eyes,
With mirth ard mischief lancing,
(Nhiie through Icy heart
4 thrilling dart
From their black depths came glancing =
And said to me
Il rlainIy see
You'd need good physician;
SO I'll agree
To play IL D.,
With your august permissinnn
Of course poor
Was glal 10 try
This doctor with Il dimplc,
And you'll aver,
Quite soon, that her
Receipt was very simple
She merely wound
\ sleeve around
Ny neck and it s no fiction
To say, q sure
And easy cure
It proved tor my affection
You'll scarce believe
\ lady's sleeve
Could cure me in a minute;
rSt 60 - ""7---
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of ashes remained. She blew those away
and said:
"OliFer, the past is only the past. Let
your future make amends for it,"
''Haidee,' he said, Il not only love YOU
tenfold more, bat appreciate your delicacv.
May you never discover in after years, as
have, the curse Of unrequited love-
He left her presence, and when, three
months later, he, with his wife, now IA loved
one, attended liaidee Cony's wedding. the
love light in his delicate wife's ewes told Of
her happiness, and when Oliver kissed the
bride, she asked him question, and he
answered:
God bless You, Haidee! we lover'
And Mrs. Hilton knew tba, low a,s
happiness were at last the lot of Celvine
Levine, and Haidee was glad, very glad
that she had broken the spell, and he was
no longer "Bewitcned.'
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EEWIrCHTD.
BY EMMA J. UpPENnEI1I.

BY EMMA ]. opPExngrM.
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l,.,.l ia ,,f,,t,ol4
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L.r 1,,l, I,rown hair l,5 iar in bnritching Gttlc
r;nos grognJ her fnon
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;c. ..,.,C,, riance :. AMI o<na,.t Avn,
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. .r;.,ncr;n,, i,ess g ,ra,l.c"1ornd satin. its
I,xyr;".I, f.Ils yt..tt;n,- an t1a soft link
carn@t. ~
! You shall not 90. TEaitec." said the
ellcr sister. czcltedly. Il am your guar
Jian. and will NOT allow you to oo omen
-. ,rg min ;,
!" t,.tlrr," WIS fine banrhtv renIv,
- when left school left s,5hnrI;IafiHn
1 AMI ona,Iirac. hnbinl I shall oh,v rbr
Iirtaras # INV own, conscience, ana rbat is
tn nn To- tba rITar,ni,n racnntion.' fo. i is
/ - ,, 10 .;,o-4 or.l ,r,.,tIn.t or ronan-
t;,,s :,
! ~ ~ yh,u oocoo,,,o,v ro, tho, Ir,;lco
f,r yon hoy, h.,l,fl,.ha5 oi;yer m ' ami IN yo,;r
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Che reception was not only the finest
but The Gr5lnucst Of the season, and lladiet
Gvny enjoyed It immensely, bat in tbs
midst OF her enjoyment her sister warn.
ing haunted her, anj somehow Oliver lie
vine lost that charm he hitherto had in hel
eyes.
Tired at last of constant dancing, she
requested Mr.. Levine TO convey her to i
seat, and, while passing down the long
crowded room, people inyoluntarily turnel
to take a second look at the elegant couple
he 50 dark, and stately looking, Will
she was peti.e, far and graceful.
" hat kind Of an Ice viii YOU have
Hay Oliver Levine asked, in his soft
| !nSnuating voice, as he bent tendcrly oyeI
the white shoulder Of Miss Conv, as sh,
was seated i'll the cmbrasI2e of window
with the dropping lace curtains held bacl
by golden doves.
vanilla, please, Oliver" she answered
woarilv; &" bat don't hurry, | am very com
Portable here"
lie bent forwar.. and kissed her white
cleaning shoulder.
Oliver" She cried, starting up, "AIr
Levine, how dare Won ?"
moS~t nothing, IiaiGec,' he said
! Icprccatingly; only You are 50 beautiful
! forgot myself and stole the kiss, 40
from Miss Conv, bat of ilaidee, my oil
school friend
"Never attempt that again, Oliver, sh
said, quietly. u forgive this, Oliver, bu
another time viii not.
! He bowed, hut the red flush that die
his swarthv cheek, told Of his discomd
ture, and, lifting the futtering curtains
went TO gct-Miss Cony the ice.
" Esther Is right, she murmered, Wit
her head resting on her perfect hand. "ol
Yer is getting too familiar. This : the Sc,
! ond time he has kissed me, and even if "
are old friends, he is too presuming, and
There was rustlng of silken draperic
and 4 twittcc Of soft voices. and Haide
knew the enbrasure next 10 her was occt
pied, but only separated by "a olinging "
vine. = 4 perfect shame. said the sol
vo.ce, which Miss Cony recognized as tha
of oI,l .; the leading bellies, "anl his pos
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Real Estate for Sale,

A FARM So acres f land, Frame Barn,
n house, veil watered spring, etc. so
acres under cultivation, ) miles from city.
Lots II S, Is il Block l19, two frame houses
and barn Lot i il Block lj6, house and
barn. The northwest quarter Of northwest
quarter. section 25, town Two Greeks, Mani
toyoc county, I3-iitf W u HORN
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PLEASE PAY ME.

Ea-i NJ .eCCIishsd N lusiress az 1ro Rr~x=~ tpr
ucrt lisirs AZ ~ Nsri,ovnc, ard = TaarE
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