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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

CHEAP FAREs.-The Cal, comment
ing on the statement that the Central
Pacific Railroad Is selling through
tickets from any part of Europe to Cal
ifornia, says
The fare from San Francisco to Liy-
erpool (steerage passage, of course) Is
only 800 In currency, or $04 from Liv-
erpool to California. 10 Antwerp, the
price Is sos ; and from Antwerp and
other ports on the North Sen to this
coast It Is 300. The road Is pursuing
a commendable policy In thus holding
out tho inducements of low fare and
through tickets TO attract immigration
and settlement to the State. We trust
that ut tho end Of the present devas-
tating war We shall see a large influx
of European immigrants to aid In de-
yeloping our abundant resources.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

SERIOUS AocIDENT.-The Santa Cruz
Times of the It'll instant records the
following accident to the wife of James
Taylor, of that place:
She had entered the loft Of the barn
for some purpose, and upon attempt
ingg to descend, her foot slipped, and
she was precipitated, head foremost,
through the loft hole to the floor be-
meath. She was picked up In an in
sensible condition and conveyed to the
house, where she still lies In q preca-
rious condition., though recovering
slowly. No bones are broken, but 1t
Is thought some Internal injury may
have been sustained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

A WEALTHY bachelor, having had
one or two lawsuits for breaches OF
promise, now replies to any young
lady who wishes a few minutes private
conversation, "No you don't, ma'am.
It cuts ME to the heart to doubt the
honorableness of yur intentions, but
that sort of thing Is played ont. My
rule is imperative, and If you have any
business with me, it must be trans
acted in the presence oftwo witnesses"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

JURORS AND WHIsxY.-In Iowa, the
Supreme Court has decided that If n
juryman drinks intoxicating liquors
during the trial Of a criminal case, the
verdict which he and his fellows may
render can be set aside and a new trial
ordered. If this ruling is to become
law, jurors must be strictly temperate,
ut least while upon duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

A CHICAGO boy, being asked If he
had a mother, said he didn't know, as
he hadn't been home since morning,
and when he left his father and mother
were quarreling, with odds In favor Of
his father, as he had the Ratchet In his
hand,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

ELIZABETH CApY STANTON wrote "ln-
dictment against white males" and
the compositor set it up "Indictment
against white mules" Liz said it
didn't make much difference, rs the
mules were all males, and tho males
all mules. That's all she knows about
~ ~ e. - 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

ouR very largo grazing fields, unequaled In
the richness OF their natural grasses, arc max
inc ms distinguished for our fiocks and herds
Governor Brdiey's Inaugural.
"whoa, haw, Blaze. :" That's what's
the matter. The Governor is right.
Our flocks and herds are bully. and we
ere glad that we now have n Governor
who has sense enough to let the world
know it. "You, Blaze! git uptherc-
and git"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

An English ship, lately undergoing
repairs, was found to have a part Of
the sword Of n swordflsh imbedded In
her planking. So great had been the
force of the flsh's assault, that his
weapon had pierced four inches of elm
plank and two inches of oak timber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

A MICHIGAN court has decided In the
case of n man robbed and murdered
while walking home, that travelling on
foot Is not BY private or public on
veyance, and sustained an accident Ill
surance company in refusing to pay
Its policy upon him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

A QUAKER Indian agent who has re-
Gently visited the Cherokees, Chock-
taws and other tribes, gives 1t as his
opinion that thesIndian females can
be elevated, and iptimatcs that hoop
skirts are more useful In q family than
war whoops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

The Arizona Company Humboldt,
Nevadai has just declared a dividend
of S3O,0 900 for the month Of December,
and viii probably do better for the
month Of January.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
DEATH OF A MuRpERER.-The Ma

DEATH OF A MURpERER.-The Ma
rysville appeal Of the sth says:
A letter was received In this city an.
nouncing the death of Johnny Simp-
son, at the hospital in Los Angeles,
several days ago. He Is well known
in this vicinity rs the man who killed
Thomas White, in Chico, in July last.
He had been in the hospital for several
months, but was unknown to those in
care Of it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

THE LINE CoMPLETED.-Ike James
and Munroe came In late last evening,
having completed their survey of the
State line to the Colorado. All state
ments made by them agree with &C
counts published by US previously
Phoebe Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

The following was an advertisement
in a Tennessee paper: "Lost or strads
from the scriber q shepe all over white
one log was black and half his'body
ALL persons shall receive five dollars
to bring him. lie was a she Cote"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

A WESTERN paper, which one day
recently noticed the opening Of n new
whisky store, the next day apologized
for the breyity of its local columns,
because "the reporter was ILL.," He
had assisted at the opening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
SPOTTED HIM.-The Yolo Democrat
Of the 9TH has the annexed incident

Of the 7th has the annexed incident
During the late term Of ur County
Court, a witness In n burglary case at
Davisville was called to the stand and
asked If he knew the accused. Point
Ing at one of the jurymsn, and looking
him straight In the eye, no exclaimed :
"Yes, that's him; I should know him
among a thousand The Court was
conyulsed with laughter, the juryman
Of course looked confused, and the
witness took his seat with an air Of
triumph, elated at the idea of having
spotted his man,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

THK Boston Post thinks it is a good
thing for Horace Greeley's heirs that
that gentleman's will Is not In his own
handwriting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

MAINE has produced a saving ma
chino which recently sawed a cord OF
wood In five minutes and a half, cut
ting each stick twice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
CouLpx'r srAr.-The Oakland Ne,cs

Of the sthsays:
Some months ago a mar by the name
of Kaiser departed from Oakland quite
suddenly, leaving his family in almost
destitute circumstances. Last Satur-
day lie again made his appearance
here. We are Informed that during
the night q notice was posted over the
entrance to his room, requiring him to
leave town within twenty-four hours,
under q penalty of being tarred and
feathered In case of q Noncompliance
with the demand. aEr %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
I've smallpox has become epidemic
In London, and Is raging fearfully.

BuaHKn YsuSa's enemies arc becoming nu,
merous.-Erehdn1e.
So are his wives and children. Moth
Ing like It.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11
The Gentlemen

were all faultlessly attired in swallow
tail coats, white vests, neck-ties and
kids. retired early, but the ball
kept up till nearly daylight. 1t was
barring a little stiffness, an undoubted
success. VAN JAQuELlN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

NEW TO-DAY.

sMITH-In Gold Hill, Jan. 18th, to the wife Of
W. II. Smith, Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-11

TIE ending syllable "ough," which
is such q terror to foreigners, is shown
in its several pronunciations in the fol-
lowing lines:
Wife, make me some dumplings OF dough,
They're better than meat for my cough;
Pay let them ID boiled till hot through,
But not tin they're heavy or tough.
Now, / must be OF TO my plough,
And the boys (whcn they've had enough
Must keen the nies OF with . bou.h,
While the old mare drinks at the trough
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
A Western Tragedy.

We get the particular. from the Mime
sofa Rcveille of the 23l ult. Of horrible
affair which took place In wiimar. in
which sullivan young man suffered.
The Mr.. Simpson alluded to j. ION Of
JAbex simpson Of Sullivan: We take the
per alluded to :
shocking tragedy occurred Yesterday
about twelve miles South from our village
which has thrown gloom over the, Com
muniy. Mes-rs. Wethern and simpson.
OF Granite Falls, Chippewa CO.. were the
victims OF murderer deyillshness. The
former gentleman was Instantly Killed by
q double-barrelled shotgun in the iicnd',
hands. and the latter. who was In close
proximity 10 the assassin had his lower
jaw completely blown on. lie has been
conveyed Ia II. Paul for medical aid. and
| think will do very well Money i. said
To have been the object uf the brutal deed
a. II j. supposed that MIR. wethern. who
len the Falls for this point, en- rOHte for ~ .
Paul had on his person large sum OF
money with which to purchase goods
The murderer j. now a prisoner and
will be- taken TO Minneapolis for impri.on-
ment In the custody OF an armed poss..
lie J. a young William. and has been en-
Ployed in carpenter work about town for
several week. past. 1t i hoped that the
law will be ineted out To him TO the fullest
extent.
Mr.. "eihern was an elderly gentleman.
ana leaves family Ia mourn hi sudden
loss. Mr.. Simpson i a Young man aud
single. DIR. Burton rendered timely assis-
lance. and a number of gentleman adj
mnis,ered 10 the comfort Of the wounded
man during all Of last night.
Wednesday. May Eth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

ORLAND. June IL, 1871.
Mr.. EDIIOR.-After considering the
advantages presented by many localities
in the State. our Fish Commissioner.
Charles G. Atkins. Esq, has located his
works for the propagation Of Salmon in
this town. ON the outlet stream Of Craige's
Pond. lust above its entrance into AlamOo-
sock Pond Among the special advanta-
ges presented by this locality, is never
failing supply Of sprfHg ssater, and daily
access to it by Smack boats, bearing the
emigrants through the Eastern River
Locks. These perforated boats are pulled
along very quietly by other boats. (dories)
So that the - possders have hardly time
during their removal from the weirs Of
Nessrs Whetmore At the mouth of our
river. to contemplate their Responsiveness
as progenitors of coming millions.
Ike" proposes to call these perforated
Dories " Rdln1a Cws.n and = nobody
better understands the use Of language
than HE Mother in pointing moral" or
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15
adjoining fish-tail, think we shall be In.
dulged In the name.


Mr.. EDIToR:--I am glad to see that
Down East" is not utterly dead to its f,i-
ture interest, as shown by the spirited dis
cussion of IAN Eastern Rail Road" The
meeting at Cherryfield is in good time and
should be attended by representatives from
every interested town. whether Immediate
ly In the probable line or not, as shore
line will be easily accessible from interior
towns. As TO the Western terminus. Ban
gor i not the place. as one important OBJ
ject is to reach a winter harbor. $. thinks
Castine Is the point. but see no soundness
la any Of his points. When he says from
Ellsworth TO Bucksportis through a tract
OF country that would furnish no traffic
he evidently knows nothing of this route or
writes thoughtlessly. Then. he say.
''Castine road would run through Surry.
Bluehill and Penobscot and would come
quite near Brooksville and Sedgwick."
Now what Of the Bnckspo1 route. First,
The distance Is much less. Second. it
opens some Of the best water powers in the
East. Third. II is through tract wanting
sea access. Fourth. II will accommodate
Surry and Penobscot. be quite near"
Bluehill, and will run through Orland. now
one Of the most business towns In the
county. This route will certainly fur
nish" as much capital as the other. Again,
5. says Castine lis free from ice all win
ter" And why not Bucksporg 1t is
frozen Bay that obstructs at Bucksport and
of course equally at Castine. It is not be-
yond the memory Of man that Capt Deer
Ing instead of going into Castine came up
10 Bucksport for a harbor. ). fur,hersays
"a line of steamers could be put on be-
tween Portland and Castine. This, Bucks
poIt has already. And now can $ tell me
which IS the longest route, between ELL
worth and Portland or Belfast, via Ca.tinc
or Buckspor,: Excuse me for saying |
think n road can be built for very much
less money from your place to Bucksport
than to tastine.
Buckspor and Ellsworth can withou,
Inconvenience build and put in ample run
Ming order a narrow gauge, though the in
tervening towns can help and leave both
Il. and +. in fund, to aid the extension.
"hy can't Calais, Robbinston. Pembroke
and the Machiasses build their link. aud
have something left to help out the inter
vening link betwecn Machia> and Els
worth: Then top tho European and y.
American. aud down east j. all right.
Don't stop Till this utimation is reached.
One point have overlooked Bucks
port j. nearer Bangor than j. Ca>tinc.
hence If down east should hay. occasion
t" % to Bangor that city can easier build
a road To h. then 10 q. P.II.w.
Bucksport June l0,h. ISL.
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The Boston Journal SAYS the marine
arrivals at that port week before last were
very numerous, and many valuable cargoes
have seen ADDED to the stock OF merchan-
disc there. The ships David Brown and
National, both from Calcutta. arrived Fri
day deeply laden with East Ihdia produce
besides Il number OF barques and bri.s
from Europe aud the West Indies. The
foreign trade OF Boston is showing large
Increase this season, the gain In the i'm
ports since January being nearly g., 400
900, as compared with the corresponding
period last year. The total value thus far
is about SIS, 900 600. and the good, to ar
rive within a short time will add largely
10 this sum. There are now. on the way
fro'n the East Indies sixteen ships and
barques, and those from different ports ia
Europe viii number forty seven. besides
large feet with the West Indies. all
laden with full cargoes. The prospects oil
the coastwise trade are also good. and
with the resumption Of work at the coal
mines, the shipment Of that article will
soon give active employment to the large
feet of Golfers which are already begin
ming to arrive more freely.
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stale Items.
The Congregational Church in Bucks
port is TO undergo thorough repairs. TO re-
eeive new windows. be frescOed. &c.
The Bangor Democrat says in conse-
quence of the heavy vote thrown for Gen.
Roberts last fall. Penobscot county will be
entitled to the largest representation OF
any county in the State at the coming con-
Yention in Augusta. and also the largest
she has ever had in any state Convention
1t is stated that the State has now Sc
cured all but about 5000 of the s94 600 it
lost by the defalaetion of State Treasurer
Peck in 1859. The sureties of 1855 have
until now contested the question of their
liability for their share Of the loss. The
.ureties of 1859 paid up promptly. The
law court has now given nnal decision
against the sureties of 1858. They are
Neal Dow, Ezra Carter. jr., Isaac Dyer,
Allen Haines. Thomas Abbott, j. b. Cum
mings and william Chase. The amount
claimed from them is about $4,000, or II
interest be added. about e64.0
The Belfast City Guards expect their
new uniforms in few days and will prob
ably have public drill and parade on the
lth of July.
The new night trains on the Maine
Central are well patronized
The East Maine Conference, 1t Dex
Ter. closed its session on Monday. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

fremont Ifem..
1t is probable that the Island will be
ihronged with company this summer;
beside great many rooms at the hotels.
lois OF private houses are engaged, and
some applications are pending.
The weir fisheries up the bay. are do
ing taking business" just now-herring
in abundance; this work employs many
men at home and brings ia the cash. The
Magdaleners have all arrived with full
cargoes.
Rev. David :. smart a young man
from the Bangor Theological Seminary,
will supply. during his vacation, the Con-
gregational vacancy of fremont. He in.
augurated hi services at Bass Harboi
Yesterday. very ably and satisfactorily
with theme resting on the 32d verse Of
the la chap. of st. John.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

Rart opportunities nov osersd fSs securing
homes in . mild. beaishy. and congenial climate
for one third OF their value aye years hence.
ThE NATIONAL REAL EsTATg AGENCY has for
sale real estate u every description. located IN
erain and fruit FARMS rics.s>gar and cotton paAss-
tations timber and mineral lands; city. village,
and rur ri residences, and business stands; mills
snd mill sites, factories. &c.
Write for La1d Register containing description,
location, price and terms Of properties We have
srr )sale: III
Address: D. v. CLARK co.
r. Nasioaa Real kseoee Agessy.
al aud 81 p01a. Aveaue. WaShingSou, D. T..
TIT
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A fzctworth renembering-Five cents
worth Of 'Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow.
dcrs,' given to . horse twice . week. will save
double that amount in grain. and the horse will
be fatter, sleeker, and every way worth more
money than though lie did not have them.
Married ladies, under all circumstances. will
find Parsons furgatiye Pills safe; and, in
small doses. mild cstharfic. They cause no
gripping pains or cramp.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

sewing Machine \. Jelhson
Roots and Shoes. A. \ Bartlett.
H. SIt.ing Room No Is City Hotel
n ,,,ssse.s and Trunks. Mctsovn Brothers
Tee. aud Netting, Hooper sons. Bait more
M. sand Hair, Cement Levi Webhcr
tsbinc >alt> Witherle 4 CO.
~. In -truuents. J. 4 HAYNES 4 Co. Boston
,,.5nrni-s ioner- Notice Richardson and SAWYER
Make vour Money Easy I :. cole, Lynn, Mass
v arAeids Cold Water soap
DAuchs : Column.
Ts-.thsf.l Notice.
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NECTAR or TEA.-The most delicious Tea
in use Is the New Tea Of THE GREAT AT
LANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., Of No. 8
Church ST., New York. II is named THEA
NECTAR" and 10 . Pure Natural Leaf Tea.
dried upon Porcelsin. and cured in the same
manner rs II prepared for native consumption.
Ii i certainly most palstable beverage. and
very cheap. Give il . trial.
kenne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil is an excel
lent remedy for tOothacbe, headache. aud many
other kinds Of pain. All our readers would DO
themselves great favor by keeping it on hand
for use. and see how quick ten or . dozen drops
will cure cholic pain, given to your children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-15

A full Marine List and complete Mar
ket Reports, IS well as more Original
Stories and Sketches, are among the new
features Of the greatly enlarged and i'm
proved PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT. Only
ea.O0 q year in advance; subscriptions
taken for six or three months. Specimens
sent free. Address ELwELL. PrCKARD 4
Co.. Pbvslasd, Maine. 3mols
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NJ A X RE ID.

Eilsworth-June 18th, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. DR. Tenney. Mr.. L. A. Belk.
nap lof the firm Of Lyman Belknap 4 Coz Boston,
70 Miss Carrie l., eldest daughter of James II
Chamberlain. No Cards.
surry-APril sd, by Rev. L. 5. Trip, Mr.. Geo.
Carter and Miss Nellie n. BOwden, all Of Surry.
Trenton-June eth, by Rev. L. r. Osgood. Capt
Seneca II. Remick Of Hancock and Miss Cornelia
c. Haynes of Trenton.
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G - IL ID. =

Having become satisfied alter thorough invest.
CATION. that Elastic sponge. rs nov and lately
afaclurcd IL Of the best OF all the I'll
tute, for eurled hair. for many II not most uses
in upholstery, we have accepted the Agency Of 1t.
aud Iai-nd to make IL hereafter specially IN our
business. The objections which have been made
to 1t and which 1t Is veil known ourselves have
fhonghi were well founded, We hAVr AseeTtained
cAnGoi be urged against the article per
icct-d The process OF manufacture has been
entirely remoceIcd under the advice and super
InteHdeaee of one Of the most eminent chemist,
OF New England. New chemical and mechanical
appliances have been Introduced In cleansing
crude Sponge. and in charging i, With xyeerlne
with such entire success, that Elastic sponge
may now De said to be chemically pure. There Is
absolutely nothing in II bat the clean fibre OF
sponge and eeeniic ally pure Sycerine.
The objections to Elastic sponge being thus
moved there siili remain. ts undispu-
ted merits which certainly entitles II to be
siiered one of the most valuable ss IL 10 one Of
the most nous and Interesting Of late discover
les. Chef among these merits Is that /, Is proof
against moths the great scoarge OF the usiness
and against all other In sccts. Then its elA-.iei
evaporaelc property OF Siycsrine and the indie
struc ubili,y OF sponge hbre. We have always
been satisned upon these two points which are
the essential requisites In such materials. Ihe
and sweet. IL is certainly light and son easy
manipulate, and cheap enough for all except the
lowest elias. OF goods. For the cushloning Of
Churches, Theatres. Public Halls. Railway sta
tons, Omnibusses, Carriages. steam aad Horse
Cars and the like It will probably be found every
thing cons dercd the best article in use. for all
uses, especially tor Bedding, we pre-
pared 10 recommend the public to give 1t far
TRIAL as We our elves intend 10 do. We really
also TO answer inquiries, make estimates and take
orders for every description OF work In sponge
svlI Is 10 supply toe trade the article in Bales
HALEY, MORSE Co,
al Washington ST, Boston.
Sole Agent. for New England <w24
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,ilEAP ADVERTISEMENTS will insert an
y advertisement In Eight HssAr~d Americ an
Newspaper Tor stx Deliars per line per week.
Ono line ono week will cost SIX Dollars, Two
lines will cost Twelve Dollars, and Ten lines will
eost sixty Dollars send Tor Printed List Adj
dress GEO. +. HOWELL 4 co. Advertising Az
ents, No. 81 Park Row New York
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.-lst "wednesday in January, FEB
mary August. September, and December. ~
Nelneaiay IN April, 81 Wednesday in June, and
iili W laesday in October.
BLuKHiIL-lst Wednesday in July and N"'elh
ftsr
b, cksroRr.-Sd "Wednesday IN January MAY
and september