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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16

L --- - '-~---~e- ~hf-A-ltstF He--A'f 80 ~
| lows, tO-Wit
EsTATEs--TNAL ACCOUNTS.
/ J ohm T. Kistler, Samuel Stewart,
Frederick IrOtt, Susan NJ. HOltZ,
Peter Trumpler, Michael COrigan,
William Rumbaugh, Anthony W. Detray.
Mary +. Ellis, John Stuckey,
DOminick Fritz. Samuel Myers.
Abraham Flenner. Erastus BOWe.
Robert =. Baker, Levi Einscli.
Eudye StrOuse.
EsTATEs-PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Henry Neisley, Robert Longm0re.
Roger Phelps Edward Sullivan,
Daniel Ernst.
wAEDs-FTNAL ACCOUNTS.
Catharine LOrenZ, Caroline BOlingcr,
Mena BucheF, Sylvester ID. Huf,
Edward r. Myers, Peter Dingledine,
Esther Waggoner, John W. Mowrey
Mary u. MOWrey, DruSilla MOWrey,
Cyrus ]. Shuck, Elijah Brooks,
Magdelana Albright, Francis HUFF,
William a Weller, John B. Huddle,
Levi VI. KOrner, Peter {. Adams.
John 5. Talbot.
WARDs-PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Ethan BotfsfOrd Edward A. Williams,
Emma Q. Watson, Milo Halter,
Mary Magill. William W. Eastman.
Charles Magill, Adella NJ. Eastman,
Jas. F. Zimmerman, Elizabeth Brown,
John q. Zimmerman, John Hun,
David B-Zimmerman,C Clara j. smith,
Fr'klin H.ChumaserO, Russell T. smith,
Flora W. ChumaseTO, Henry Weller,
Alfred c. ChumaserO, Mary f. Weller.
Daniel Buckhold, John Weller,
Ira Il. Smith. Anna U. Owens
lane z. Smith Emma r. Owen
Hiram X. smith. Ida NJ. owen
Mary A. Deary, Albert OWeni
James Z. Deary.
And that these several accounts Will be
for hearing and settlement on the sth dsy
OF June, A. d. ls12-
Witness my hand officially this 18th day
OF May, lSI2. -.,-,-.-
Judge, Probate Court. Seneca Co, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16

Our stock OF
pieeeGOOdseon-
tainsevery nov
city OF the sea-
. son. W c are
receiving New
styles every
week,
We use the
best OF Trim
mings and guar
antee our Gus
tom Work to be
equal 10 any
thing produced
in the State
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16

"a We invite
everybody and
the rest OF man
kind to give Us n
call before pur-
chasing else
where.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16

The wool market has not yet fairly oper
ed and but little Is being received. The pr
ces quoted are nominal.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16
Probate Court.

THE STATE oF ONO, SENECA COUNTY, s.:
~ Final and Partial Settlement OF Estates
and with Wards have been filed in the Pro-
bate Court OF Seneca County, Ohio, rs fol-
lows, tO-Wit
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16

% miles west Of Flndlay, near the Benton
Ridge rOad-l00 acres, 40 under cultivation.
Good frame house, tWo-stOry, rooms, one
Of the best barns in the country, a never
failing run through the sarn-yard. abund-
ance OF fruit. good we'll and cistern. fowl
house, spring house, and other out build
ings, a beautiful house ON road that Is
always good. Price $500. 100 per year
The farm Will easily pay for ITSELF
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16
HING

Boys andChild'
renis Wear al
astonishingly
Low Prices.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16

WM. L. ISGRAHAH,
u Exchange st., Rochester, \.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16
MechGHicS Building Loan
association.

FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-16

100 acres-90 deadened, WaumOn Tp., Hen
~ co. Very fine oak, hickory, ash, and
other lumber. Price 2,sO1.
No. &l2-
so acres, % miles west OF MeCOmb, thor
Oughly ditehed, thiekiy settled around it.
Price ,6lu.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

CO Respectfully informs his friends and
the public gener LIZ that be has re-
moved from the N. ". corner Of Fifth an French
streets to
NO. Ala KING STREE'r
Where he Is prepared to give his personal ttention
to the business Of Undertaking in all its .rancht T.
>, Also agent Tor Z. 8. Esrlys Patent Rosewood
Burial Cakket.
He has ALSO purchased the right to use tocktou
khepler's Universal Torpse Presorver.
Residence. No. l03 West 2eventh st. octl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

When Gov. Vance was elected to the United
States Senate from North Carolina in 1870. the
War Department refused to permit him 10 copy
certain iettsrs ssnt by him to the Confederate
Secretary of Wax. in which he endeavorei " OBJ
tain an alisviation OF the suffsrings endured by
the Union prisonsrs con6nsd in Salisbury, N. g.
Nov that Gov. Vance, along With all Southerusrs
who wish to bring peace and happiness to their
distracted and plundered communities, has avow-
ed himself for Greeley. old slanders are repeated.
and he is still denied the opportunity to publish
the full and triumphant rsfutation contained in
the Letters in possession Of Grants War Depart
ment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

e gtTa New Buclkvvhaat Nal
cJOICR SOUTHERN CORN CRISIS.
FRESH CANADA OAT MKAL,
!, IRA FAMILY FLOUR,
,vsry low st ". II. CHANDLERH.
"AesT &l1 MsskAt stVue<
URKISH BATH.
No. 2lO MARKET STREET.
OPEN FOR GENTLEMEN ON
N ondays. Wsdnsedsys. Thursday and Saturday
from ~ A. M. to 9P. n,
FOR LADIES EXCLUsIVELY
Tue.days sad 2rids l0.A. NJ
vS0 tAIps4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

Tn campaign nsws srom Ohio, says the Phil
dslphis Hws'k, like that from the Keystone stat
u ef ths most encouraging character, 40 A Il 1t
zssn lndiana. We have the very bsst assura, I.
that the Buckeye state will give handsome =.
iority for Greeley and Brown. A. to Pennsyl,
mia, the same results are inevitable, unless Il .
Treasury Ring manages to % corrupt the bale,
in Philadslphia that their thrsass to roll up ma.
jefity Of 5000 viii b nsds good.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
NOTlCE,

NOTICE..
All persons havins elaine against the kseate :!
the deceased must present the came duly ett:stS1
to the Administrntcr. on or before July i0l y:
1879, or abide de ACT of Assembly N suoA sass
made and provided.
ALEXANDER KEENAN,. Adnini.tssteI.
Address-Wslninstvu. Del. WEE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

Gen. Wm- Dirnsy, Of FIos,da, son Of the Abol
tionise candidate for the Presidency. has writer,
. strong lsttss giving the reasons which comp
him ~ take sidss against Grant and in favor q.
0rssssy. He has resided in Florida sincs the va,
and has sssn enough Of the dhastrous workingse
oaspst-bas rule 70 convince him Of the necessity
Of ovsstArowins ths corrupt organisation which
fos4sss a.A sastains II. In many counties, ~, /.
Gen. Disnsy, the taxation amounts to the enti,
rsntai ss the property. Seven years' rule Of thsf
sxtxavagaat gsatlsmen 10 - much ~ any stat,
can Afford 70 endure in the interests Of loyalty and
0rankisn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
COUNTERFEIT RECEIPTS.

One OF our nsighbors has, in introducing the
fact that We stated that We had authority for say
ing the name Of one OF the tax collectors Of this
city had been autographed in Philadelphia, and
printed to receipts, attempts to throw discredit
upon the statement, by referring to the fable OF
the boy who cried "wolt wolf when there was
no wolf"
This attempt 70 make light Of these frauds, is
done in the faes Of the startling fact that the bal
lot.boxes only recently have been known to have
hsen stuffed by Radical oface hoders; and the
further fact that blscklegs and scouudrels were
inpsrtea from Philadelphia to this etty ana paid
TO vete and repeat sker rotes in the serera yards
end se,t syto the r,ral districts to treal Up the
bellos bo<es and destroy The election. This was
done BY Radical oface holders. aud it never has
been and ean~sE b. refusei And every paper in
this city knows 1t. One who was with these hired
repsa;ers, We are told holds Office in this city
II these men will do this, why will they not
counterfeit the names Of the tax collectoIsS We
again say that wa have the authority for uttering
the statement made in the Gazette. OF Saturday,
taa, .e lame Of one Of tho tax collector Of this
c'y has oeer hthoeraphed in Philadelphia AND
Pas ED 10 RxckPTs IN THAT CITY. Now, il one
e.. 90. name has been SO used why should not
3 nsnt. OF 0,he,s Ee autographed also?
Or utikhtor says such parties should be pun.
ilti so they should be- But who is to arrest
g. .ho try such casess Will tfe preeen officers
do ~ Who will CONVEX then. viii the negro
Juries set I'd. nance ibd summoned by the Mar
shai DO ti Q s. juIies have been all selected be-
cause they were psrtisans. Where none but such
are put IN the box how can an impartial jury be
drawn
A prominent lawyer who has extensive knowl-
edge Of Philadelphia and practices IN our own
State. declares that the hshograph'ng Of the ~ane
- one of our tsz collecsors has been executed and
20 1t Was for the purpose OF cheating At the cleo
bonA-d defrauding the State and corrupting the
ballot.
Every collector should know his signature. and
one Of thess IshogrspA printed receipts are
handed In 1t the pulls, the party having 1t should
b at oaes arrested for forgery and put under bail
FOX his appearapce At New Castle County Court,
and in default Of bail sent to prison.
TAsss counterfeit receipts are 70 be used BY the
nsgross and unscrupulous and uneducatsd whites,
In districts whsrs Radicals have the a.cendaucy
In au such Cases the names OF suspicious parties
should b taken down In writing, to be used be-
tore the Beard Of Canvas or for prosecution. after
the election.
This u . tsssibls truth that We have no pleasur,.
In stating. II u . horrible thought that the poe
nagEoss ass 70 be made, BY designing men. to con
NIT forgery; to subject themselves to the Count
tail IN ordss 70 secure Offices Tor their party Be-
tss fof u negro that hs should not vote At ali,
than that they should b. made TO commit tn.
great crime.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
4 Strange Ticket.

a.s.sasssnu1n.nessrsr,ss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
RE0ISTEHS's ORDER.
NEW CASTLE couNEFrYf.. Erf.:IiIii gs!z iilsS. i1ss is1s

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. July llth: lsk
Upon the application Of y tlliam D. Aescin -
rstkarins A. Austin. Adaini.t!stor. Of hirsaa1 irsa1
county. deceased; Il l. O.defsd and directed y
the Rssistsr that the .iSs:si'. r. s
istrstion upon the Estate oi the dcesased N.Y.
the date Of granting thereof By aAasine y
ments 70 be posted within forty days IRON ne oess
q sueh Letters. sx Of the most public E.ess: =.
the County OF New Castle, requrins all peIe3as
ing demands ssainst bs Estate. 70 present. tAs 81
Or abide by an Act of Assembly 10 saeh s:ss .is n.
and provided. And also cause the sene 70 n A. ~
serted within the same period IN the Delsws" ~
lette. \ newspaper published in Wnm.nsso'' $50
10 be continued therein two months.
80 Given under the h.nd aud seal 81 e. ..H onesS. -
~ the Rexister Siaresaid. u New Cseue. " Y.
~& New Castle county afor .aaid, tns aay sA~
year abOye written. Is. 0tbDo' """'
NOTICE
All peYs0ps having claims against !he AN.sSv u
,he deceased mu Il present the same duly attc&SSS ~
to the lnistrstors on or before Jpiy l!ts: .si
or shidc the Act Of Asstmbly IN c1ch 80 sss'
and provided WILLIAM y: Aus !hM,,r
CATHARINE 4; Ays.I!M,:.
Address. Newark. Del Adnfnnus's'"
jy20
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
Na.ls lA1 . aa's On NOEas.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. j

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. July sist. III:
Icon tho application 4f Mary Moths!an. A.
\ Of White Clay Geek Hundred il said csvstS.
deceastd: it Is Ordered and directed " IL
K kegis,er that the AdMinistrator aforesAH rivs
notice Of the ssrar,i.s Of Letter, oi AdniIi.c
the date OF granting thereof. by causing advsrtiss
ments TO- he "st.d within forty days from the dsts
" such Letters. six OF the most public places of
the county OF New Castle requiring nll psrso1S hsy.
ing demands aga nst the Estate to present the sams
or abide BY an Act Of Assembly in such case medS
ana provided. And also cause the ssme 70 bs q.
serted within the same period In the DelaRare
6asette. a newspaper published IN WNnias.
ton. and tn be continued therein two m0hths.
ss.,Ae Given under the hand and seal Of oiics q
JM<k the Register ator"'uid. at Nsv Castle. In
<hsA* New c.Luty alto, asaid the day and
year above wriuc.. D.0IRRS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the 1Natse
the decsased must the same duly atested ts
tae Executor on or before July Sis,. iS7S, o.
abide tho Act Of Assembly in such ease asds and
provided. MARY MOTRERALL,
AdministrAtrix,
Address-Newark, Del. susl.@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
keglsrev'sOydOr.
NkWIbJKk VtBla:0.
New Cnstle County, Angus lb,h. in

Now Cnstle County. August 10th. isis.
Ur"n tho nrplication q james MeCsrtcr.
n,n.ton Ci,,. in said County, deceased. it u
.raSrsd and directed by the Register that the al.
nnistrator aforesaid. Eivc NOTICE Of the rrsnt;s-
~ Letters Of Administration upon the Esats Of sSs
,eeeased with tLs date Of thereof BY esss
rom ihe date"i such Letters in six of ihs most Su
&c pnaces OF the County OF New CSytls, requiring iii
mt the same. or abide hy an Act otAsremby in sUek
ase made and Aud also cnuss thu saans "a
,c inserted within the same period in the Hsa".ss
iakstte. newspaper published IN. Wilmington I'll
10 20 eeontinucd therein two months.
- Given under the hand and Seal ofOSc.
LIS the Register aforesaid. At N ew Castle in Nsv
Castle County aforesaid. the day and year
anovewritton y. GIBBS, RsGistsr.
NOTICE.
Al! persons having claims AGAINST the Estate NJ
ne deceased must present the same duly attested =
tas Adminls'tator: on or before August 10th, lS7S
provided. JAMES McCARTER
AidIe.s-Gr Spring. Del. Aduinistratosm
auelI I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
REGlSB Eus,s ORDER.

New Castle Coapty. July sOth. ls!?..
ministrator Of bernard Edwards. late Il vii.
mington City. In said County. deceased; II 70
ordered snd directed By the Register that ths
ing Of Letters Of Adnipistratisn upon the Estate
Of the deceased. With the date Of granting taesss
within forty days from the date of such Letters 10
ak ofthe most public places OF the County Of New
Castle requiring oil pereons having dem assi.ss
of Assembly in such caae made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the sane
period in the delaware Gazette. . Newspaper pap.
two months. /.
,-->, 0iyen under the hand and dSsslof 0mss Of
Ls the Register Aforesaid, st ew Castle in NsN
~ Castle County aforesaid. the Day aad ysag
ADORE written. B. GIBBS. ksgDt@.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

The contest Sne the Ssnatofship between
1sasra Leandsr Riddle and Samuel bancroft. in
Christiana Hundred. was hotly contested we hssr.
and Mr. Riddle was nominated. He 10 certainly
too young and inexperienced q man to 10 70 the
State Senate. lie should tarry . while NJ Jsrich !,
where the votsrs of the county will doubtless
cave HIM in November. But we merely intend.
ID to say that We wcrs shown . very strange
ticket to bo uscd ut . nomination election. L.
Sas headed in large letters. 'dreeiey and Brown.
and contained the name Of Samuel Bancroft for
Senator. Could this ticket have been used by
the gentleman whose name ii contained to draw
Democrats to the nomination. Or was It ruso
OF hs opponent to destroy influence 10 tho l.epub-
iican party. who're il was generally known thst
Mr.. bancroft had spoken in opposition to Grant
frequent and forcibly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
RkGlsIE ER,s ORDGa.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jaly 27th. is!2
Upon the application Of LILLIAN 7: 6RIF-
FIFTH, Adm illustrator Of GEORGE W. STATION.
late Of pencadef Hundred, in said :eesnil. d.
ter that the Administr. tor aforesaid. give notice
of the granting Of Letters Of Aanilistrasou upsl
the Estate Of the deceased With the lAte Of sIist.
ing 'hereof BY causing sdvsrtiss9eat, to bs Se.'.l
six Of the mos! public places Of the County of New
Castle. recurring all persons haviAe degssds
asanst the Estate. to present. the sams or abds b
an Act of Assembly in such case ade a1d prs,iasd.
same period in the Delaware 0asstts. nevspapsf
publisher in Wilmington. and to be CONTINUED
Given under the hand and Seal Of o.
SEAL 6ce Of the Register Aforesaid, 1t Nsv
yCastle, in New Castle County Aforesaid,
" D the day ana year above written.
i. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Eslaes u
the deceased must present the sape duly aMstsA
to the Admin traitor. before JulS 9TH lSS. Of
abide the Act of Assembly in ench ca . made md
provided. WILLIAM F. 6klPrlTH,
Adninistfatof
Address-Nswark. Del. sus5-2n'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05

CITIZENS MEETING AT OMAHA.-At a
citizens meeting held at Omaha, Neb.,
May 9th, it was found that there
remained In the hands Of the mana
gers only $500 tickets in the Mercy
Hospital Lottery. which may, on final
settlement, be increased some, there
fore, 1t was resolved that all the tick
cts should be sold and the prizes paid
in full, and % days allowed the mana
gers to settle up with their agents and
sell the remaining few tickets on hand.
Great confidence was expressed In the
management and the integrity of the
enterprise, and persona absent as well
as ut home, were assured Of fair and
honorable dealing, aud that the draw.
ing would positively be made at the
time set by the citizens, same rs was
the case In the Library drawing;
therefore. the drawing will be made
on the 27th Of June. In compliance
with the above proceedings, | hereby
notify my patrons that all cash orders
sent to mo will be promptly filled
that | have ordered but n. Limited mum
Der Of the remaining few tickets and
those desiring to secure a chance IN
this great Mercy Hospital scheme,
guaranteed all over the land for fair.
ness and honesty, should apply al
once. Respectfully,
w. A. SEARL.Es, Gen'l. Ag't.
No. IS South e street, Virginia City,
Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05
CALIFORNIA.

1t IL estimated that there are now
thirty million bearing grape vines In
California, and the estimate for wine
in 1872 is put down ut about six mil
lion gallons. The vineyard product Of
the present year can hardly fall below
$5,0OO,0 600. The total amount of capt.
tai invested In tho wine-producing
business Is believed to be about thirty
millions, and the returns afford al In
come Of nearly twenty per cent. The
soil and climate Of the State are pecu-
liarly adapted to grape culture. The
wool interest bids fair to rival that Of
wine, the seasons being peculiarly IA
yorable to the increase Of flocks and
growth of wool. The sheep upon the
many yerdant hills are now numbered
by millions. The absence OF snow and
the mild Winters render 1t an easy
matter to zeal and care for fiocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05
CAPTAIN KIDD's TREASURE FOUND.

from the New York Standard, May ISL
No greater excitement has agitated
Eliza6ethport during many years past
than that which ragged there yesterday
morning. A report, which was made
I'm these columns a few days ago, OF the
finding Of several old pieces OF silver
In the oyster beds near ElizabethPort,
sent hundreds of adventures In fishing
boats to the spot indicated, and every
body In the port" watched the exper-
iments with the greatest Interest. Yes
terday morning one party was success
ful In raking up eighty Spanish dollars.
The fortunate finders arc three BROTH
crs, William. Alexander and Harvey
Dickson. They went out In their boats
Yesterday morning to the spot near the
old brick yard, where Van Pelt hrst
discovered tho silver on Monday last
For three hours they worked energet.
ically with their oyster-tongs, anu al
the end of that time came to shore
with eighty Spanish dollars. One OF
the party, Alexander, found sixty-two'
Harvey thirteen, and William five.
The coins are old aud very much worn.
The few that bore distinct dates were
coined 1901. An old coin collector OF
Elizabeth says they are what Is known
as the ''cob" dollar, made In Peru De-
fore the year 1892.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05
A Dead Delusion.

The theory that human beings whose strength
has becn exhausted by pain and sickness can be
restored BY doploting medicines and water CRU
Of, II not absolutely q dead delusion, IL In the
last agonies Of dissolution. A tlength 1t is IN
derstosd that strength cannot be purScd into a
debIlitated frame, though life may easily DO
purged ont of Il. and that It 10 about as wise to
Withhold q healthful 8 imulant from the weak,
10 the expectation that they will rally without
ono, AZ It would be to deprive q lamp OF oil and
expect 1t to burn the brighter for 1t.
Tho immense and uniform success which has
attended the use OF that wonderful combination
OF q pure stimulsnt with the finest medicinal
herbs, known as Hostetter's Stomach Blttors,
has largely assisted In dispelllng the absurd
chimera. Frantic attempts are made TO revive
It, but In vain. When tho sick feel that their
strength 10 departed, and that unless inyigonted
they must utterly break down, It 10 vain to ten
dor them ~feculent slops In tho place OF genuine
restorativcs. They may be imposed upon In
this way once, but the imposition cannot. be
repeated. They desire to DO refreshed, comfort
cd, braced up, and decline to DO griped q second
time. Under the operation Of the Bitters, on
the other hand. all the processes necessary TO
physical restoration 70 on simultaneously, the
system Is stimulated and toned, the bowels reg
ulated, the appetite cultivated, the nerves com.
posed and the condition Of the blood improved
at one and the same lime bya single medicine.
Common sense tells us that such q preparation
mnat ha inyaluahle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05

PIPERs' OPERA HOUSE. = "East
Lynne" was performed to a very APP
preciative audience last evening, Mrs.
Bates in her impensonation Of Lady
Isabel, coming fully up to her own ex-
cellent standard and the expectation
Of her friends. She was ably sustained
by Thayer, as Archibald Carlyle Ed
monds, as Sir Francis Levison Jennie
Vaudeville, rs Barbara Hare; Mrs.
Edmonds, rs Miss Corney, and the
other characters were judlciously
given. This evening will be present
ed the ever popular sensation play Of
'Camille !; or The Fate Of n Coquette."
with Mrs. Bates in the title character.
Mr.. Bates will appear as Armand, and
the balance of tho cast Is good. All
who have seen Mrs. Bates In her other
emotional characters will desire to see
her in this. which Is said to be one OF
her finest representations.
THE BENEFIr.-Don't forget to be ut
the benefit of Eagle Engine Company,
No. 3, Virgins, at Piper's Opera
House, tomorrow evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-05

SAD SEDUCTION CASH.-The Carson
Register of this morning says: 1t Is re-
ported that n married man, Alec. Hill,
residing near Mottsville, Douglas
county, seduced an innocent young
girl, who was living In his family us
an assistant to his wife, and that the
birth Of q child so preyed on the MIND
Of the poor young creature that she
died OIL Monday last. From all &C
counts it was yesterday expected that
the brute would be lynched. Such q
crime Is bad enough when p~erpetrated
by ayoung and single man, but a mar
ried beast to be guilty OF the like
should DO punished to the full extent
Of the law.
CLOSING NIGHT or THE MINsTREIs.-
Owing to the unpropitious weather
aud other adverse circumstances, the
engagement Of the Emerson Minstrels
closes tonight, and they leave for
Reno tomorrow, where they will per-
form tomorrow evening. This being
positively the last night, an extra
good bill will he presented, and those
who have not seen and heard them yet
should embrace the opportunity. They
give an entire change Of programme
and the best performance Of the season,
GOLD Hill BULILoN.-Bulllon bars
to the value Of over $4,000 were sen,
to Virginia yesterday from the Crown
Point, Belcher and Yellow jacket
mines, for shipment to California.
DRLINouENr LIsr.-The Delinquent
list in the matter Of the assessment
levied by the Crown Point ksyint
Mining Company Is officially published
in our advertising columns today.
SHowERs.-Last evening and during
the night several fine showers OF rail-
visited this section. laying. the duS'
and invigorating the s~agebrush al
mirably.
STATE PMsoNERs.-There are sew
enty-three convicts confined in the
State Prison near Carson at the pres
ent time.