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AROREESa WANTED EsDk - Ns5s
a Mill wish rs eiilgll0y hi hands hy the
wear. Nages 1fsahe Hi Il efa 0f each month.
half 1T end OF tho rear. Wages 50 q month
With asstf04is of pounds Ies and one lleses
Good quarters far the fanai and us much lai
Ill they may wish fO euitigate
Y1ee n99sf HENRY e. GARLAND.
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tor sALE..A LONG Esl5sIIIsHED
Store Stand Win one afpeliik ptli Y lund, and
4Iousas, near GaTriglles' Bridge, 4 m tha
/ pic road leading to VILE Plate. ~
I hi1ls-Easy.
i Iply to THOS. H. LEWIS or Hpy 7,
:. .E4ELAND, at Onelousas. .szg mas.
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FOR SALE.

E7OR @AIaIEs-0lfAlls llsEp 4 +. rEp,ra ,or,
CrellitrA SaB1na in ,,,,nni,,1s ,o,d.s,.
situated in this parish n, q. iaIa 4roa4 81
land valuable for its timbSn cnitfyatinp ilo0 VI
' Price - ght per cent per
anntlm htetest IEoI " ,.6 ustc,.6 II, Is, "a, 80, sc,
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BNOR sALE.-THREE BlERs 2e FEET
n long, 40 inches diameter = X incI flnes
d EACH; three tubular bofleIS small an % staam
ngines one sixty saw cotton a natenf cord
,t00d cutters, calpanIe oL euCIit 30 to SO cords
kssonable terms. Enquire at y 9Ti1e Nn9lr
Eantatfon, near Washington.
Nay 1-6m:s JAMEEAOMERS.
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creole pony. branded IN j dia-
mond. ANY one fflisliig said II i Ie,iverine, 3,
fn the nnaersign will he
Oct, 2d-tf. Is. LOEB.
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with q large assarfnaeI t0f ItisnY,s Havana
segars. Sc Lager Beet OF " f,.t,lits. i,ff
cold ItlIlchest alWsts 9 vi u and see for
yourself sfsfgRKaPN.
Opelousas, Ney. III.
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ESF8AE4E- HORSES, MARES AND
IL Eo1Fill be sold at nublic auction, for cash
eyfl srday and Sunday eoamenang o. y
llls hnlon, about five miles west OF Qpe
louss ALCEE DUPRE.
JnA 1@71-tf. a
NO tLE.-A FINE YOUNG JACR
= tfeehTs old next fall, well grown. Prie'
500. lpIAt this office. &##E
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23
LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
SAN
Plan Of the Csmmiiiee Of Ono Hun-
drea-Chintsc Proiest-snaii Pex-
Geld.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23-1 P. NJ
The Committee of One Hundred, on
new railroads, have presented q plan
for the organization of a company,
to be named the San Francisco and At
lantic Railroad Company, to build q
road from this city to the Colorado
river. Tho plan is for a capital of
$25, OOO, 900, with a board Of thirteen
Directors. The stock Is to be appor-
toned among tho counties, which have
a right to aid in it's construction. Ad-
vices from the East will determine fu-
ture action.
Chinese owners Of houses Of prosti-
tuition held a meeting to protest against
blockading their premises by the po-
lice for the purpose of capturing the
murderer of a Chinawoman. They
say All Song Is not a member Of their
party, and they will not expend a dol
lar to capture him.
Three cases Of small pox are report
cd, two OF which r at the County
Hospital.
Gold, III; grecnhacks, SSs4GS0h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

The Inhabitants of Gold Hill have
now learned that there Is no reason
existing why they should any more
continue to take their watches wanting
repairs to Virginia City. J. Carlson IL
permanently established In Gold Hill,
aud his work is giving great satisfac-
ton to tho public. He does not de-
pend upon employed workmen, but
attends to orders himself; therefore
the citizens Of Gold Hill and Silver
City requiring a practical watchma-
ker, for the repairing Of their watches
and clocks, will please give MI. Carl
sen o trial. ap2O If
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RaiIrsad Csmniiiec In scssie.-ssi
fer False lmpFisoameni-Held .
acknowledgements. wi

SAN FRANcIsoo. May 2S-3 p. NJ
The Executive Committee OF One Hun
dred Is In session this afternoon. NO
proceedings vet Ifrom the Secretary.
The case Of Perada vs.. 9. Martin, Is
on trial in the United states Districs
Court. Perada sues for $4,000 DANA
pes. He was arrested by Chief Crow
ley and Captain Lees, at the Instances
of Martin. Hence the action ior iaisc
imprisonment.
william Left was held to answer to-
day for burglary bail $4,000.
The Phelps Consolidated Mining
Company was incorporated to-day.
Location Of mine, DEVILS Gate Dis
trict, Nevada. Capital, $3,600,00O. ,
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RoUcHiNc 1T!
MARK 1wAlRs NEW Soon.

I. rRs. SARAH ARNOLD Is NOW CAN.
M ysssiny Gold Hill for tho sale OF tho above
1onnlsr WORK, Shs 10 the only authorized agent
for Storey county. and has Q certificate rom
Roman q Co. Ban francisco, 70 mat onsct
her.cf M AGENT. and receiving subscriptions,
other than Mrs. Arnold, shall not receive books
to all orders trken." sp1au
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WHERE TO Go.-wnsn you want . nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham.
pooed. dressed and properly txed up. 90 to
PohTs nopulsr saloon, next door TO 0i6son's,
Main street, Gold Hin. Sharp Taxoss, clean
towels, and good artists. hwaJs 70 20 ,o S.sr
emf. curlsd, clsansed or dressed In the most
tssieful manner a
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FAvoRABLE NoToRrRry.-The good
reputation Of .Brown's Bronchial
Troches" for the relief of Coughs and
Colds, and Threat Diseases, has given
them q favorable notorlety. =
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'EcIAl to the GOLD HILL NEWS
poMEsTIo INTELLIoENo 2.
New Ysrk News.

INgW 1Ou0 NSWss ##-.H.#4
NEW York, May23.-Custom House
inspectors last night seized, on board
the steamship Moro Castle, 1900 Ha;
vana cigars, which were stored away
in rubber bags, ready to be thrown
overheard to men in boats.
The Board Of Indian Commissioners,
now in session, had a long conference
last evening. General Walker, Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, proposed
the sale Of several Indian reservations.
Petitions are In circulation In Pat
erson, N. J., for the Communication OF
the sentence of Libbie Ganbrant to
imprisonment for life. which have re-
ceiyed thousands OF signatures.
Letters from Allepo give a distress
Ing picture Of the state Of Antioch.
The town is q mere heap Of ruins.
Earthquakes still continue. People
are afraid to approach the site In order
to remove a large number Of unburied
dead.
III ~ Politics In Illineis.
CHICAGO, May ga conference Of
Liberal Republicans and Democrats
was held at Springfield yesterday.
Tho Republicans resolved to appoint a
State Central Committee, and to hold
q Convention OH the 9th Of June to
nominate q State ticket.
The Democrats adopted n resolution
requesting the State Central Commit
tee to add to the call for y nominating
State Convention (which meets the
same day. that delegates also be APP
pointed to the National Convention.
The object sought is coalition.
In the Republican State Convention,
yesterday, a telegram was received
from Logan saying that with Ogelsby
for Governor and good mon on the
ticket, the Republicans would carry
Illinois by $4,000 majority.
washIagtea Intelligence.
W~AsnINeToN, May %. = wind
storm to-day ard rain was very de-
structive to the foliage at the public
park. Some Of the tallest and hand
soonest trees were torn up.
The tobacco interests were before
the Senate Finance Committee to-day.
They fully accept Dawes uniform Tax
bill, as adopted by the House, and ask
It's acceptance by the Senate.
Appearance Of Stokes.
CHICAGO, May o. Specials from
New York shy that although Stokes
tried hard to preserve a firm appear
ance, It is painfully evident that he Is
badly broken in body and spirits. Ex-
trcme nervousness is visible In every
movement.
Tornado Near C~iuefnnati.
CINCINNATI, May pa terrible tor
nado passed over the country north
and east of this city yesterday. de-
stroying houses, barns and orchards In
Its track, which was about a quarter OF
a mile wide.
A~nti.seerct C~onventlon.
ODEuLN, o., May 23.-rhc Antl-Se-
cret Society Mass Convention, after
spending a day Of wrangling over the
question Of nominating a Presidential
ticket, could not agree, and adjourned.
spanish Capture Of IN Raslish Yes.
sci.
HAVANA. Nav 22.-The Spanish gun
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Fon tho very best Photographs, go to Bradley
q Rnlofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~IsCENDI IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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The Last Resort.

Th0 LAbS h0sSrS' ="
As q rule, tho most Of the sick people resortto
Brstol's ~sarssparilla and Pills, only after they
have tricd all other medicines, after they have
exhausted the help ofthe best physicians, amer
they havo lost all faith and become Disguised
generally: and then they expect 70 bo cured In Q
3ew hoursI These two remedies arc the best
that were ever prepared, and they will cure YOU,
but you must perssyore with them . reasonable
time.
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Anu.seerct Conycntleu.

OnEmlN, o., May 23.-rhe Antl-Se-
cret Society Mass Convention, after
a day Of wrangling over the
question Of nominating a Presidential
could not agree, and adjourned.
Spanish Capture Of an Rnglish Yes.
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rsrpado Near Ciuciuua,i.

N6uR OIucEuuUtT'
CINCINNATI, May pa terrible tor
nado passed over the country north
and east of this city yesterday, de-
stroying houses, barns aud orchards In
Its track, which was about a quarter of
a mile wide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-23

HAVANA, May 22.-The Spanish gun
boat Dlstillo captured under suspicious
circumstances the English schooner
VIM. Julius, and brought her into port.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

There Ia quite religious feeling at work In
Lenox Interesting meetings are held al the
Center church.
The Fire in the east part Of town on Tues
day night, was house belonging to Thad-
deus Simmons, and occupied by Rev. David
Smock. The cause Of the FIRE we have not
learned, but the loss was complete. The lam
lily being awakened with the fire all around
them, barely escaped with their lives. Mrs.
Smock. who has been confined to her bed for
some time was taken out Of the bed room
window. The night was intensely cold, and
of course the family Of children must have
suffered greatly.
A Boiler in the steam saw mill of Packard
Pyle, at Grant Station, thirteen miles west
OF jamestown, Chatauqua Co, New York, ex-
ploded ON the morning of Wednesday, Jan.
gath, Instantly killing Mr.. o. S. DAVIS, and ia
tally injuring Reuben Tanner, who died soon
afterwards, and badly injuring Mr. VIM Math.
err who died On Friday. The force pump was
frozen up, which was not noticed when the
fire was put in early in the morning, and the
men about the mill were engaged in thawing
the pump with warm water when the explo.
sion occurred. Mr. Pyle, formerly of Orwell,
the proprietor and manager, was at the mill
soon after the explosion, and done all in his
power to alleviate the suffrrings of the wound
ed men.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03
AsHTABULA, Feb'y End, ~.
Editor Tele1r1Dh

Etdtor Telegraph:
John A. Prentice, Esq. and have just re.
turned from short visit to the Capital of our
State Columbus is improving rapidly nu.
merous railroads now centre there. Manufac:
turing of every description is carried on, thus
giving permanent and reliable basis for the
future growth and prosperity of that city,
The Capital buildings are magnificent and of
immense dimensions, and cost something like
one million dollars. The Pcntentiary and IFS
workings are worth looking at, as everything
is in systematic and working order There
are now some $50 inmates, who are working
hard to pay the penalty of violated law.
Our townsman Capt Cunningham, who has
charge OF the force guarding the Penitentiary
during the night, is every way gentleman,
anu worthy of any trust that may be confer
red upon him. After meeting and greeting
many warm friends of Maj Prentice VIC spent
few hours looking III upon the Legislative
bodies. We have visited many State assem-
blies, and never visited one that presents more
intelligence and earnesiness in behalf of the
best interests of the State Our friend, w. b.
Rowland, Representative of Ashtabula Co.,
although new member, and n young man
now stands high in the Legislative Councils at
Columbus; he is honored and respected by
thPmembers Of both Senate and House of
Representatives. We may well be proud of
him. as he is ever at his post, watching the in
terests of his constituents and that of the
State at large.
We had the pleasure of visiting the Execu-
tive and Judiciary Departments of this State.
who have their appropriate rooms in the Cap.
ital buildings. They are pleasant, aifable gen.
tlemen, sound in judgment and firm in the
discharge of the duties of their respective off
ces.
In Cleveland we met many old friends
John Mansfield formerly of this place, is do.
ing good business in the Clothing trade. He
and Ira Amidon, his salesman, are always
pleased to meet old friends from Ashtabula
Darius Caldwell, Attorney at Law, is having
full share of business in his new field, and
prospects are good for the future; his business
is far better than when in Ashtabula county
Dr. N b. Prentice, who is well known here,
and l believe former student of S. H. Far
ington, now stands among the first in his pro-
fession. He is one of the leading men in the
Republican party, and is now chairman of the
Cuyahoga Co. Republican Committee. Dr.
Smead, also well known here, is Deputy u s.
Marshal of the Northern District of Ohio he
has had feeble health, but is now much i'm.
proved, and enjoys his new position and the
excitement of the Office. We wish the DIR.
health and success. Yours truly
Il, H. KING
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

MORO GUN.-That old citizen, Col. Fow-
LER, has gone into the Chewing Gum business,
under the firm of w. d. FOwER g. Co. The
article is put up in yarigated col0red, fringed
papers. with printed mottos in each paper, and
the gum is a beautiful transparent white,
pleasantly favored AS this is step in the
line of legitimate, honorable business, the Col
should have the the patronage and good wish
es of his friends. If there should be any of
those gum chewing medium left In these parts,
they may obtain supply from first hands, by
calling on the Col.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

THE Sentinel is not little rough upon the
Heralds Ashtabuls correspondent, in the fol-
lowing article, but we do not know that we
have any sympathizing tears to shed, when
such persistent efforts are made TO supplant
the local press, and this same correspondent
openly urges upon our citizens the superior
merits and cheapness Of the city weeklies and
tacitly advises them to turn their back, on this
account, upon their home paper. Here is the
article in question:
"The Ashtabula correspondent of the Clevc-
land Herald, gives the citizens of Rome the
following information:
"a fatal accident occurred in Rome town
ship this county, a few days ago. AS Mr.. II.
Crosby WAS at work in Quinn's saw mill, his
foot slipped, his boot became attached and
drawn In by the teeth of circular saw. Be-
fore he could make ANY attempt TO escape, he
fell with great force directly on the whIrling
teeth, which severed his body from his hips
to head. He leaves large family
"N0w there are several gross errors in this
statement In the first place Mr.. @. is not
employed in Quinn's mill. I'd. He was not at
work that day in Quinn's mill Sd. No one was
injured In Quinn's mill last week. 4th. There
is no one OF the name OF Quinn who has a
mill in Rome, nor was there ANYBODY cut or
quartered as described. If the correspondent
would confine himself exclusyelyr.to copying
the local items that he finds in tile Sentinel he
would be more correct. The major part of
his letter was made up from the Sentinel, and
W as all the better for 1t, but he forgot to give
his authority. .....-..
To this onslaught the correspondent replies !:
Editor Telegraph:
The Jefferson Sontiael, in its issue of this
week takes particular trouble to haul the
Cleveland Herald correspondent "over the
Goals" for mistaking the location of an item
which was published in the Herald, and which
was obtained from the Sentinel We are ex
tremely sorry that we made the mistake, and
we are obliged to the Sentinel for exposing ii
but the Editor does not stop here, he further
says, "The major part of his letter was made
up from the SeRtiHet." The author of that ac-
cusation should have assured himself Of the
facts, before making such statement. The
letter In question was composed of seven items
two In regrd to this place, and one from the
Sentinel The accident to Reuben Rounds
daughters, and the names OF the officers of the
First National Bank, were handed us before
the Sentinel had reached this place. The &C.
count OF the fire IN Mr.. H. A. Harmon's store,
we obtained ffom a friend who visited Jeffer-
son. IA We are the only correspondent Of the
HsFaid ip this section Of the county, our aim
has been TO furnish as many locals as We
could obtain from surgouning towns. We do
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

pleted on the north side of the track from
Cleveland TO Erie, and for several miles of
the Cleyeland end, the wires have been placed
upon them, and the change will be speedily
made upon the rest of the route The south
side is to be supplied with a similar line of
poles; and We are glad TO hear thai Mr. AP-
THoRr, who has thus far had the work in
hand, has the contract for putting up the south
line. A portion of the wires to be supplied
are 10 be of heavier character, galvanized.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

NEW GRoCERY.-We admit little delin-
qnency in failing to call attention to the new
family supply store of Mr. o. X. RALPH. ad-
joining the office of Fisk. silliman & Co.,
whose advertisement appeared In our columns
some two or three weeks since. Mr. RALPH
has recently come into town, and taken bus
iness position among US in anticipation of the
growth and increase of the place. He has
well-selected stock Of groceries, and proposes
TO enter into fair and honorable composition,
and to supply his oustomers, at least on as fa-
yorable terms ss they can be had OF any of his
neighboTs, qIys him chance, and We have
no doubt but that he will establish claim to
favor,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

A New CATECHIsM.- Whom did Adam
m ,rry, and when did he marry her? One Eve.
What was her bridal dressy Barely uoth.
ing.
Not even ribbon Mo- she had no need
OF one she was rib-bone herself
When Adam and Eve were in the garden
business, what time did they commence pick
ing apples In the Fall.
Why did not Cain make good sugar? Be-
cause he was not able.
Spirit as well us sngar comes from cane ;
what evil resulted from this Gains spirit ?
Able was slowed
What reason have we 10 suppose that Cain
also got slewed2 He went Immediately TO the
land of Nod.
Who was the wsest man Knower
What did he know? He knew enough to
come in out in the rain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

"UpSErrIN' SINs."-Dr. McCosh (now
President of Princeton college) tells the
story of negro who prayed earnestly
that he and his colored brethren might
be preserved from what he called their
"upsettin's SINS"
''Brudren,' said one Of his friends at the
close of the meeting, you amt got de
hang OF dat ar word. It's 6esettin'. not
upsettin'.'
"Bruder,' replied the other, 'if dat's so,
it's SO. But was prayin' de Lord TO
save as from de sin of intoxication, and
if dat aiut upsettin' sit l donno what
am -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

THE MASQUERADE PARTY to come off on
ST. Valentines eve-13th--at Ashtabula Hall,
is attracting much OF the attention of the gay
and festive, and the scale of proportion and
programme indicates big thing. 1t will be a
novelty for Ashtabula, and the object seems
to be to make the precedent decided success i.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

The danger Of leaving lamps burning in the
absence VI any one to look after them, was
shown on Monday evening last in the Dickin-
son Jewelry Store. BY the breaking of a
chimney, the fatne WAS increased TO such an
extent as to illuminate the store and ill it
with dense smoke and create much alarm.
Mr. Dickinson being sent for, succeeded in re-
moving the lamp TO the walk and smothering
the fame, without an explosion. Never leave
q lamp burning.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-02-03

Nhe Confessions OF an invalid. .-pubHshed
warning and Tor the brneft Of Young met aud 9th
sss' who sufsr from Nervous Debility tc -uPDying
the means ~ self cure.
Written ny one who has cured himseH aud sent free
on receiving pVatpaid directed envelope.
Address, EATHANIEL MAYFAIR
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