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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-21

tbs Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
July, Isr1, 30 many shrss OF saea parcel
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

fpf pidJtock q may be Necessary, will be sold
- pg6aie auction, at the once Of the Company,
NO. ss. California street, Ban Francisco, Cali.
SIbynfA. on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of September,
1871 1t the honr ofa O'Clock H., Of said day,
b pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of nle- JOEL F. LIGHTNER. Secretary.
Odioe..No. ts8 California street, Ban Fran.
cisco, California. LL .,sa' LauI9td
hANRY GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company Location Of Works,
Lyon County, State Of Nevada Notice = There
arc delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account OF assessment NO. - levied
on the I'd day OF July, 1872, the several amounts
get opposite the IN Of the respective share.
holders, as follows:
.Naunaa Hnld Stncis rn.k Ch..s. A.-..
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THE EVENING NEWS.

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
A.v,p. III. usub.r efFesta and arc In
The priueipal Minss dcalt II nj inc
Rr.,cisss stock nsd ExchanSo bon.o.
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having bought out G. L. BROWN, We win
continue the business At his old stand,
the Vesey Hsa,e, Main streot.
Geld Hil.
BY prompt attention to business We hope IN
merit hoerai patronage. f. NEVILLE.
Gold Hill. July 81, 1872. iya,rf
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''Adyertisin: IL the oil which wise men put ID
their amp.."-.Modsrn P0r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-07

ceiving Democratic es--ilustraiine II by
the analogy Of your own election to tho Sen.
atc-is hardly pertinent. The point is, not
what Mr.. Greeley will become personally,
but what will be the complexion of the great
legislative branch of the Government, with
all its vast and controlling power. You
know very WELL Mr. Sumner, that, if Mr..
Greeley is elected President, Congress is
handed over TO the control Of the party who
have persistepily denied the rights Of the
black man. What course you will pursue to-.
ward the colored man is of small consequence
after you have transferred the power of Gov
eminent to his enemy
The colored men Of this country are not as
class enlightened, but they have wonderful
instincts, and when they read your letter they
will know that at great crisis in their fate
you deserted them Charles Sumner CO.
operating with Jefferson Davis is not the
same Charles Sumner they have hitherto idol
ized-any more than Horace Greeley, cheercd
to the echo in Tammauy Hall, is the same
Horace Greeley whom the Republicans have
hitherto trusted. The black men Of this
country will never be ungratefu for what you
have done for them in the past nor in the
bitterness of their hearts, will they ever for
get that, heated aud blinded by personal
hatred of one man, you turned your back on
the millions TO whom in past years you have
stood as a shield aud bulwark Of defense
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JANE. g. BLAINE
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Te North Carolina Election.


d ing he past week the rumors from the
Moro Cs,plina Elections have been of that char
acte. tbs, tls man must he hard to please indeed,
wht cod not extract satisfaction from them.
o TO Monday morning the election had been
ger rail-, conceded to the Democrats, by from
5000 to s1oa majority but about that time it
be- ame dent that the Democrats had reck-
on A wiz lut their host, since which time the
" own has been mostly on the other side.
10 the sence of the official count it is perhaps
on Ugh say to-day that the election is very
G. ,se latest adyces from Republican source,
il licate election of Caldwell, Republican, for
ioycrn, by small majority, and a net gain Of
least emember Of Congress for the Republi-
ans.
1t she be remembered that North Carolina
s c1ucc by all n be very close state, and
that a ne last election for officers 1t went
Deuioef - by decided majority At their last
vote, ever, which was on constitutional
amenls h, such was the maniiestly corrupt ma.
ture Of the amendments proposed by the Demo
cratic legislature that the state refused to adopt
them, Nnd this has been regarded as substantial
Republican triumph.
III, election has shown clearly that our oppo-
nents bean 10 leave no stone unturned b. deieal
our Standard bearers next Fall, and it behonyeS
US 10 Ord our armOr, and use every honorable
mean u thwart them.
Tn, battlefield is soon to be transferred to
Vermmt. Are we ready =? See to it that we be
not mo unprepared'
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Boston Produce Market.

Tsresp,r. August 1.
The following are Tho prlces obtained in this market
by commission house. for Produce In good condition,
subject 10 a comm ssion for selling.
BsAxs-Roceipt. to-day hills There has been no
change note and the market quiet firm at recent
quotations. We quote choice hand-pickci yea beans
sihadi - choice hanipicked mediums at fi2i, com
IRON pea beans ~ sl.5oGl75, common mediums at
f2.Aa2s7 per hush.
auTrEa-Receipts tts9 packages. There was good
inquiry for the best grndcs Of butter and sales Of choice
Nnrthern readily made at re, AZ which price the
market s hrn. But small portion OF the receipts,
h0Nevcr Of this character and med um grades are
plenty At OLD prces. Western butter IL In iair demand
snd the really choice butter is selling a: 2c per N. We
quote the wholrsale prices, q received by commits
2i1p Gc per n med um do AZ tlH choice Western
Alc medium sc, bakers lHt2c.
CHE,sg The receipts have been 67i hoxes There
market 4 arm nt quotations We quote fine New YORK
and Vermont mctory ut tWi2ic per n; Ohio do 100 a
CoRS Receipts ri igi hnsh. The market H. very firm
for yellow, and but few samples offered to-day We
quote yellow Mt 7U52c and mixed at GGa6sc per ush,
Eggs-keseipts, l1i boxes aud 20 bnis. There i .
good inquiry and the receipts taken about East
they arrive at 262c for Eastern, and &o2ic per dozen
for Northern.
terIal change, aud the market continues frm with
god demand for such lots Of family brands ARE wanted
for Immediate uss. Prices are firmly held, and sales
made within range OF quotations. We quote supey
Il "a 80. common extras. sduMl0ot Michigan and
Illinois white brands, s. 1lHq 81 st. LOUIS, t951Hlt,
with some ancy brands selling above this figure. Corn
meal 50 ga 30 per hhl,
hAl-ihe market u uuli Niu safes ave llEut Whllf
prices take wife range. We quote choice Northern
and Elstern at slsH ir 10 good do f2lHlii inferior
and common, sl0ali per ton.
OArs-Reccipts, 2.6ll BUSH White oats not plenty
md No. choice would sell at llc. Brown and mixed
In good supply and prices range from tia Use
per bush for dark brown ard white aud 5uaD52c iof
choice white.
pRovisioss-There has been no change TO note IN the
market and the sales continue TO he confined 10 such lot
are required 10 supply the Immediate wants Of the
retail trade. We quote the iobbcfs prices for clear aod
extra clear pork nj f00Dle01 per bh TT new and old
CITY and Westerns si 1d6li52 for new mess and 81
5nnl 2jO Tor prime aud extra prime. lard Is selling AT
q 0lnc per II for City and Western smoked hams ar,
sci ing nj llc per N for Bosnn, and 3dlic for West
err Beef-anily plates, si6Gi6oi extra mess 80
ness, s9dfl2 per hhl
suoRrs-Receipts no bush There continues 10 he
limited Tor shorts at sll, and feed and middng
at q per ton.
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II ga t h s.

10 stoekbrdge July u, EassEzrR woLcolr aged 50
years
In Chelsea July l1 Mrs widow FISser, aged about
36 years.
In Granville, July II, Mrs. RurUs NJ Human, aged
II years.
In Cambridge, June o., FANNY wife Of Henry noltnes
aged y years.
10 Morrlsiown July q, Mrs, RnopA ctoUGn In the
sd year Of her age.
In Calais, August G, Tuna, wiio Of Hon. AlonIo
Prarce, aged 60 years.
In ST. John-bury. July q, Dea JAMES NJ FisuFR, Of
Walden aged g. years
In wateryllle. July e. Mrs MANY, wife Of tho late
Amos Page, aged 6s years.
In Barre. August t. Mrs. SARAH wife Of tho late John
living, ksq., aged ~ years,
Ia Orange. August t. Mrs. Lucy, widow OF Captain
David Nelson, aged 81 years.
In Barre, Juiy n, widow ELyIRA WHrSEY, resident
Of Wnliamstown, aged IS years
In Rarre. July %, Brssig ELLEN, daughter OF A. a..
and Louis Fisher, aged 10 months.
In Eat Montnclier, August I, LOyisA L., wife Of
Larned Cohurn, Esq aged ~ years
In Boston. Mass July y. Mr.. HgsRY TRAsK, late Of
East Brookhed, aged 70 ycars, months aud days
In Rast Brookheld July y, Of consumption, Mrs.
PnYLETrA widow OF Samuel iIOyey Ed aged ~ years.
10 East Constable, n y July 90 MARY, wife Of Cor
nelius Lynch, aged 55 years. hassaehuuetn papers
please copy.l
In Springfield Mass, August ., Of consumption, Qua
IT'S l. NNwCOhB, fOTuierlN proprietor OF the American
House, In Montpelier, aged 81 Years.
On boa d the United 1t ,tes Flag Ship California
Bay Il Panama. JOsGPH SiAPsOs, a native Of Perth
seotlAni, aged 70 years Canada papers please eopy
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IN "a UctFHs
. WAsnisGros COUNTY,

AI.uoN NJ GRIswoLp. ! ssst' TsSs. lSsG
HA,rea,, the National Lille Insurance Company, OF
siontpell.r Ia the County Of Washington. has died 70
u, Office Of the Clerk Of said Court Of Chancery his bill
at Alulun W. Urswoli, Of the Guy OF New York,
County and sate Of New York on the ID day Of June
A, d. 1869, indebted TO Edward Dswey on prems-
sorry OF that date signed by the said urs"od ior
tho sum OF tn ry five hundred dollars AMI payable 70
the his order In two years from It's date win
interest annually -
money the said Almon Griswold on the ri day OK
June A. d. 1853 executed 10 the said Dewey mortgage
deed VI the following described lands In Morrt "n, IN
the County oil Lamoie aud state OF Vermont heginnng
thence s0uth 80 degrees eighty i've rods thence
SOUTH 50 de srees cast two hundred And hltN Two ~
rds thence north SO degrees east eighty ~ rods
thence north 80 degrees two hunred and hty-two
rods, 10 tho place OF heginning meaning 70 convey
the land and premises deoded 10 SAIL Grsw0d Deeemher
l6ih lsGi, hy Zadock Smith, sarah Smith, Allen y.
Dcwey before said note due, sold and Endorsed TO
the orator. aud also signed 10 him. said mortgage deed
and that said motto has not heen paid and praying that
said Amon W. Grswod may be iorecosed OF Az squiV
WAsreas u appears that the said Almin W. otlswod
resides cut this tate, that subpoena cannot 10
served upon hn therefore, pursuance q me Statute
10 Inc said Ainon w. Griswol1 and he is hereby
aure 10 appear before the Court OF Chsneery, next 70
10 held Montpelier within and tor the county al wash
make said b and abide such order and decree
In the promises said court shall seem meet And tho
orator directed to this order together with tho
esssiy~y ia the Vermont Watchman STATE Journal.
new paper Published At Montpelier. Atorestd the W
OF witch publications Is 20 lie At least twenty nas pm
yloas b sad sacoad TUESDAY 81 ssptiaesr a ,s sha
TIMOTHY r. MERRILL Deputy Clerk.
p, DlLLisenAa Son, solicitors iof ofa'of' 's'
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Gen. Grant's Principles.

" care nothing for promotion so long as
ourarms are successful. ~ Grant 10 Sherman
February 1862.
(" shall have no policy of my own to in-
terfere against the will of the people. -
Grants letter May 90 1868,
Human liberty is the only true iounda-
ton of human government. Grants letter
10 The citizens of Memphis.
This is a rel ublic, where the will of the
people is the law Of the land. Grants let
ter to President johnson, Augtst, 1867.
lfmy course is not satisfactory, remove
me at once | do not wish in any way to
impede the success of our arms."-GrdM to
HaUeck, February 3, 1862.
mo theory of my own will ever stand in
the way of my executing, in good faith, any
order may receive from those in authority
over me."-Gram 10 Secretary Chase, May
20, 1868.
81 would sum up the policy OF the admin
istration to be, thorough enforcement OF every
law; a faithful collection of every tax provl-
ded for economy in the disbursement OF the
same prompt payment OF every debt OF
the nation a reduction of taxes as rapidly as
the requirements Of the country will admit
reduction of taxation and tariff to be SO ar
ranged as to afford the greatest relief to the
greatest number honest and fair dealing
with all other peoples, to the end that wa
may he avoided, but without surrenderlng an.
right or obligations due TO us; reform y
the treatment of the Indians aud the whol
service of the country doaIly, in securing
pure aud unirammeled ballot, whore ever
man entitled to vote may do so just once
each election without fear of moestaton
prescription on account Of his politics, faitl
nativity, or color" Grants Annual Al
dress.
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Some time ago lady wrote to Charles
Sumner asking him to interest himself on
behalf Of a young man who was needy and
whom she desired him to assist with his inhu-
ence. Mr. Sumner replied that his attention
was so much occupied in looking after the
welfare Of mankind that he hadn't any time
to devote to the wants Of individuals. The
lady reioiuel that Mr.. Sumner seemed to put
himself higher than the Almighty for the
Almighty while not neglectiug the welfare of
the world at large, could still coudesccnd to
regard the needs Of individuals. Mr.. Sum-
ner, ashamed of the ludicrous position in
which his great coneeit had placed him. and
recoiing from this scatbing rebuke, begged
that the matter might be suppressed. But
the story leaked out; it is literally true, aud
Julia Ward Howe, the poetess, is the lady
who sent the terrific shot at the egotist. His
recent letter is born Of the same self-sufhcient
spirit as his answer to Mrs. Howe.
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CENTRAL VERMONT CONFERENCE.-The meet
ing will be held ON the old ground in Northfe d !,
commencing Monday August 10, and close on
the following Saturday morning. The Vermont
Central will carry passengers for fare one why.
All passenger trains except the express will stop
opposite the chmp-ground. A passenger car will
he attached to the freight train coming from
White River junction, and reaching Mortified
about 0 u. m. This ear will be put on Monday
morning. The boarding tent will be In charge
of Capt Boynton, who has served the public 80
ncoeptably during former meetings, Bard per
day, including lodging, 81 90; dinner, 90 cents !;
Lodging, 25 cents. Horse keeping at Mr.. Bel
knap's, on hay and oats, ne quarts) per day. 90
cents. A new arrangement for raising funds will
be naugurated this year. The Association voted
last year to take toll Of teams going on to the
ground, and to tax railroad checks. Accordingly
the committee have decided on the following
Single teams 10 cents. double teams, Is cents,
and season tickets tIr private teams 25 cents. and
| for each return railroad cheek cents. All funds
after paying debts and meeting current EXPENSE
such NJ providing a police, and lighting the
ground, will be sacrcdly devoted to the improve
ment o the ground and fixtures. We hespeak
for our meeting large attendance, and lo,k fur
large blessings. j. A. SnxRBrRs.
i Montpelier, Aug. 0, 1879.
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aaa aria O es.

~~e~-~~~-s~~~~---~~S>~-->
In Plainleld, July %, by Rev Joseph Hamilton, Mr.,
ORMAN A. kElLOGG and Miss Laura A. CRoss, both OF
Cabot
In Groton July ~, at the ~ f. parsonage. by Rev. L,
llll, Mr.. Moses II. MHfrgHiLL and Miss ELLA T.,
RioKEH, both Of Groton.
In BrookHeld, July 81. by Rev WIN. A. Bushee, Mr..
ALPnfus P. KNowLEs, Of Ashland, Mas, and Miss
NELLiS NJ. SMITH, Of BrOOkned.
Ia Moretown. August l. by Rev ]. H. Rabbit Of
Waitsleld. hr JANE IlAYLsff, NJ u and Miss CLARA,
da ushter Of George Buckley Esq both OF More own
Ia Wapnod July q, at the residence Of the brides
father by Rev Y Folsom. Mr.. LsIcgsrER 7, BESroS Of
vergennes, and Miss Flora A. RICHARDSON OF Waite
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OF VERMONT.

u WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, on the 9Th day OF July, A. ID. ss2i
An instrument purpnrting to he the last Will and
Testament Of ecta Corse, late OF Waterbury, in said
strict deceased heing presented to the Court by Paul
d bingham, the Executor therein named, for Probate
II ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein he notified TO appear at ion OF said Court TO
held at Probate Oice In Montpelier, the 2OtI
dav Of August A. d. te72 and show cause IL any they
may have, against the probate Of said Will for which
purpose Is further ordered that copy Of the record OF
be published three weeks successiyely in tho
Vermont Watehman State Journal. printed at Mont
polier previous said time appointed for hearing
aus N. A. CHASE, Register.
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Personal.

- II Munrpe, of BJstln, the elocutionist. is
suanlcs4rg al Hartford, VI, and completing the
cul clarion VI series OF six reading books, on
whies he has been at work for the last twenty
years
Senator Edmunds is announced 10 speak with
Senaar Lot NJ. Morrill,, OF Maine, AZ Republican
meetings at Eastport, Machias, and other place.
in that part ol Maine, next week. Mr.. Edmunds'
heakh has been greatly improved by his stay at
the seaside.
We learn that Hon. Bradley Barlow, Of St.
Alipns, has made a donation Of ! 400 tO the
Providence Orphan Asylum Roman Cathulc) Vi
Burlington, (be~des that announced hast week OF
slOe0 u the Home for Destitute Children the in.
terct Of which is to be applied TO the support Of
orphans therein.
We regret 10 learn of the death of Jesse
CUper, Ed, Of WyandOtte, Kansas, which oc-
cured July 2lst, OF malarlal lever, alter an ILL
mes, vt nine days Mr.. Cooper moved from lras-
hugh, West, some fifteen years ago. lie had
hen Tor many years prominent lawyer and
buhness man IN Orleans county, and his removal
VA, loss ~ our State.
The funeral Of the late UMl Peirson took
pln'e at the Methodist church in Shelburn, sun
daS, according 10 the Episcopal ritual, Rev. u.
X. Atwill and Rev. Mr.. Pardee Of st. PAUL.
church, Burlington, officiating, after which the
deceased wis buried with Masonic honors by the
Gnad Lodge OF Vermont, OF which he has been
for nany years Grand Tyler, Tie Grand Lodge
was convened for this muurniul purpose.
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rTATE OF VERMONT,

?
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the ID day Of August. A. ID lsI2t
Charles II Heath administration with the Will annexed
Of the estate OF James Blanchard late Of Cabot In said
District deceased "akos apple ton 10 said Court with
the consent and appreciation In writing Of tho devisees
license to sell all of the real tate Of said drceased,
that the sale thereof would be beneficial 10
The devsees and egaeos OF said deceased and those
Interested in his estate.
Whereupon Il Is ordered by said Court that said APP
plcatlon he referred to session thereof be held at
mo proiate Office in said Montpelier the nth day OF
Aug A. ID 1874 for hearing and decision thereon and.
II 4 further ordered that all persons interested he nutl
hed hereof by publication VI notice OF said application
and three weeks successfully IN the Yer
mont Waterman state Journal printed at hontpeier,
heie said time Of hearing that they NAV appear a. said
time and place and n they cause object thereto.
BY the Court--Attest.
3i9s Ma CHASE, Register.
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MONTPELIER & BLACK RIVER
RAILRO AID.

NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby Civ that an application
will he nie 10 the Genea Assembly VI the state Of
Vermont at next session for charter for railroad
from sons pnnt la the town o. Montpelier, running
Nnftherly through the tosus OF Montpelier, Middessx
Worcester. Gilmore, MOc0tt, Cnitshury Albany, lfas
hursh Coventry and such other towns ns II may be
necessary build sad road through 20 construct the
mo- Ia meet with any railroad nov hult, o. that
may hereafter he built In the Of Newport or Troy
either 10th of said towna. with hr nch road nom
s0ne point Ia tho town of Ed-n running through the
towns of Ilydepark nnd MDrrlstown. AID 10 connect
with the fist named line Of road at the most convenient
point Ia amolle County South OF the iaaoiile tyer
SAMUEL WELLS.
August 5th, 1872. SnJ6
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Legal nntioes.
CTATE OLE VERMONT.

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court bel at Montpelier, within and for
aid District, on the nth day Of July, A. D. isT2
An instrument purpotng to be the last will aud tes
lament Of John W. Richardson, late uf Natsheld in said
Dst Ct deceased being presented to the Court Joua
II. Hastings executor therein named for Pronate
II ordered ny said Court that ali persons concerned
therein he notified to appear At session OF said Cour 10
held at the Pro ate Oflce In Montpelier on the nth
day Of Aug A. d. is2 aud show cause, IL any they may
have against the probate OF said Will. for which pur
pose Is urther ordered that copy OF the record OF
ls order published three weeks successvely in the
Vermont WatchmAn State Journal, printed at Mont
pelier previous said time appointed Tor hearing.
by tho C0urt.-AtteHt.
mas HARVEY TILDFN. Judge.
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WARREN "A private letter from this town has
the following Greeley stock ' a, heavy Dis
count in Warren | do not know Of but three or
four Republicans Mt most who will vote the Gree
ley and Brown ticket. And | know Of ut least
twice that number Of Democrats who will not
support Mr.. Greeley, under any consideration"