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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
MIMN9 NOTICES.
pWLpEAD NOTICE.

AFFIcR eEyTHEh, BELCBER SILVER
" Mining Company, San Francisco, August
kfiS151At meeting OF tho Board OF Trus.
tesa, heh thiIvdit, Edfridend(No 10. 81 Of Three
$50 BDol.rs per share wa declared. paya.
/: aus in n. C. KIBBE, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-24
TUWN ORDINANCE.
ORDINANCE NO. -.
Passed Augut 10, A. D. lST3.l

AN ORDINANCE Providing for tho Levy
and CollestIon Of Licenses In the Town
nj dali Hill.
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
tho Board OF Trustees. made on the Sd day OF
,Jnly. A., u. 1914, 80 many shares OF each par
eel OF said stock as may DO necessary VIII DC
sold at public auction, At the Office OF inc Com
many. No. $40 California street, Room NO ..
San Francisco, California. on MONDAY.
the Twcnty.sixth day Of August, 1872, at
the hour OF 3 o'clock 7. n. OF said day 10
nav said delinquent assrssmcnts thereon, To-
yeiher with costs OF advertising ana EXPENSES
IN .nlc. GEO.'R. SPINNEY. seer inry..
Office. No $40 California street, Room NO; 0,
Gan Frnncisco. California. aus &c
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No Of IPnrPnS'

Il has been represented that tho parents were
dissatisfied with Misr Foster a. o teacher. The
foregoing signatures prove 10 the contrary, d
they regret exceedingly her dismissal aul9
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THE cohET.
PAa.amour's comet after all,
Proved very small potatoe.:
IL wasn't necessary 10 call
Apoure comet ais
To quell Its breaking ont In hames,
In view OF panic errors
Excited by IL, be it's name
The Comet dy OF Terrors.
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LNANkY. GOLD AND hILIKR

u 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
gu the ID day OF July, 1872, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share.
hnlIpra a. Iollovs.
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TVpc METAL OF SUPERIOR xs.L
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

OF said stock as may be necessary. will be sold
at phblic auction, at the office or the Company,
~ CALIFORNIA Btreet.sanc Francisco, Call.
fornia, on FRIDAY, the 18th day or September.
rS72, II the hour or u O'eiocS.G., Of sxid day,
TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon, 10.
gerher with costs OF advertising and expenses
of sale. JOEL r. LIGHTNER. Secretary.
otice.No. !SS California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. au1y I'd
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40 in .rcondAnce With AW, Ahu ~ UTToL
Sa..d oS TSu1tses. made on the 18th day OF
JAW. isTs, 10 many shares OF each parcel
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-16
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

q New Orleans is threatened with an ice fam
inc.
The election at Preston for member of Par
liza resrlted in victory for the conserva-
tive candidate.
Mattdias j. Bovee died at Eagle, Wis, the
18th inst. He was a member Of Congress from
1885 TO 1887; during Jacbson'> administration.
A Jersey City reporter died Saturday morn
ing, from the effects of poison, it is believed.
During row in Broadway saloon Friday
night, Edward Wellington was shot by the bar
keeper, named Edward Perkins. The latter
was arrested s-.-.f~ .--.-..
-Four additional juror. were obtained in Mrs.
FAIRS case Friday, ~
The Auditor of the State of Louisiana has
poem SEM to jail for contempt of court. He re-
fused to obey amandamus to pay the State AS
SCISSORS $4,000. .l.f o.
Mrs. Catherine Wilson OF Lowell, Mass. com
mltted suicide Ivy hanging Saturday.
PRESIDENT Thicrs was very warmly received
ny cue citlzens Ut Havic Saturday He visited
the american vessel Shenandoai,, which was
YIN. III the llarbor where he was received will
iunnrS
The Republicans of Tie Isl 4rkansas listric
nave nominated Asa Hodges for Congress by
| acclanlaton
| a fight occurred at Pitteburs Penn. Satur
day night, between :, coiored rant Club and {
white Greeley Club. Shots Wee liked IN,
| stones thrown. Six NEGROES were shot and on,
| whlte man had his skull fractured. The blame
is laid to the negroes. ~ a4
| tlfe at No. 43 Mercer street New York Sun
day morning, DESTROYED property to the amour
i OF so 400. Seymour & CO., Hytrgrave, matters
ana H. Moore we're the sufferers.
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WASHINGTON.
The Geneva Award

=
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-The official award
to the United States by the Board of Arbitra-
ton in gross is fifteen and half millions OF
dollors.
The Pay of Government Workmen.
Congress at a late session passed an act prOvid-
ing for the settlement of all accounts for the SER
vices of laborers, workmen and mechanics EN-
ployod by OF on behalf of the government be-
tween the 18th of June, 1868, TO the date of the
eight hour act, and the 10Th of May, 1865, to
the date of the proclamation of the President
concerning their pay, the settlement to be made
without reduction of hours of labor when it
shall be made to appear that each reduction
was the sole cause of the reduction of wages.
In response to an inquiry on behalf of labOrers,
workmen and mechanics employed in the
Washington Navy Yard if the principle will
apply to other navy yards Commodore Case,
Acting Secretary of the Navy, says that appll-
cation for amounts due them should be made
to the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury. The
settlement of the accounts of wOrkmen under
other branches will be made by the respective
auditors having them in charge. a5.I.r
Navy Orders. safr
Engineer Edwin Weeks has been ordered to
New London. a. .-....r. WA. ..,.... .a
U, S. steamer Omaha went iuto commission at
Philadelphia the 10th and as soon as she is geady
for sea viii be ordered 10 the South Pacific
Station.
The United STATES ana Mexican Commits
sion.
W4SHINGToN, Sept. 1J.--0ur Government
has lately received communications from Min
lister Nelson relative to the interruption of the
proceedings of the United States and Mexican
mixed claims commission, owing to the con-
duct of the Mexican commissioners, but there
is as yet no definite action by the Mexican Gov
eminent. There is no doubt that a remons rance
will reach the Mexican Government against the
course Of its commissioners The commission
will expire by the terms of the convention in
February next, and it is the opinion of some of
the attornies who have had the business
before it that the convention will have
been an entire failure unless all the cases flee
shall be acted and even the awards on those
which have been adindicafed will not be paid
This question is, however, conside-e by others
to be involved in doubt. -
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The members of the Cumberland Bar are re-
quested to meet at the Law Library room this
morning at nine o'clock.
On and after Monday, Sept 10th the morning
mails, via Portland & Ogdensburg R. r. will
close at the Portland Post-office at $50 a. IN.
instead of 6.45 as heretofore.
Rev. Dr. Wildes of Massachusetts, delivered
very able and effective sci mon at St. Luke's
Cathedral yesterday MOI ling, taking Cor his
text st. John, II Sand the house was fill
ed with the odor of the ointment
The Tableaux of Erin will be exhibited at
Music Hall ON Friday and Saturday, eve
nings.
The Spanish frigates Isabel and Arapiles are
expected at New Yo1k daily; and it is refresh
ing to know that if there is sickness on board
they will be ordered to Portland.
Frank Mui ply, the temperance lec.,rer, ad,
dressed the people OF Ly nn. lest night.
Bishop Bacon laid the corner stone of st.
Mary's church at Bangor yesterday
More liquors were seized at the Easte n Elk
press Co.'S office on Saturday E aiat
The American Association for the Advance
ment of Science VII hold its twentv-seeond
annual meeting at Portland next August 1t
will bring to our city the best tf'ent Of the
country.
Tnere ale renewed imors OF Increased &C
commodstiOns in the post Office and U. s.
Admiralty Cor t now.
1t is 1umored that the Eastern railroad pro-
pose making change in the road between
Kittary and Kennebr-k. Instead of MAILING a
semi-crcle between the two towns, as is the case
now, they propose to 4dn an all line, thus
Shortening the distance between .Por land and
Boston some Is miles.
The body of Freeman G. Bean, the hackman,
who was washed off the rocks at Portland
Light about fortnight ago, was recovered IN
the halbor Saturday morning.
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GENEVA, Sept. IA special dispatch from
Geneva says that at The close of the proceed
ings in she board of arbitration yesterday Count
Sclops lead an address c0ngratIllatD@ his col
leagues ON the good relations which prevailed
between them throughout the sessions of the
board, and thanking them for the impartial
support they had given him in the discharge of
his duties. He also thanked the Swiss autnori-
ties, federal and municipal for the courtesies
extended to the members Of the court The
arbitrators and other gentlemen connected with
the court then exchanged farewells and separ
ated q.
The Award and What the Times Says
oft.
LONDON, Sept IA dispatch to the Lon
don Times from Geneva says the award by the
tribunal OF arbitration to the United States
will only exceed e3000,000 by a trif1e.
The decision of the court is signed by all the
arbitrators except Sir Alexander Cockburn, who
Will give separate Judgment, agreeing with
his colleagues only in relation to the Alabama
claims, the award in which case constitutes the
greater portion of the total sum. t .,-
Damages were granted in the case of the
Florida four against one, and in the case of the
Shenandoah by three against two. All the
other cases presented by the American govern
ment were dismissed by the court.
The Times in an editorial on the resalt of la
bors of the Geneva tribunal says:
while England has been held responsible
for depredations of several of Confederate
cruisers we yet retain the conviction that NOR
ally she is not to blame. The United States
government claimed damages for losses caused
by dozen vessels, but the court arbitration
held England liable unanimously in only the
easeof one vessel This Is plain evidence of
belief in genuineness of our neutrality during
the war in the United States and dsproves the
fagrantly unjust accusations of unfriendiiness
in the American case presented at Geneva
We cheerfully consent to pay the sum awarded
as tending to obviate similar difficulties in flu
ture.' r.st--e..FF
From South America.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The Ocean Queen
from Aspinwall has arrived.
All was quiet at Peru. . Rsass =
A severe Norther at Valparaiso, Aug. 10TH,
caused the collision of the French steamer Vile
De Bordeaux with the British ship Diva and
sunk her with the captain, mate, carpen ter and
three seamen. A Spanish brig was also sunk
and six other vessels badly damaged by collis-
ion with the steamer.
A revolution had broken out in Bolivia
against President Marals. 1t was headed by
Gen. Quevda.
The Bolivian Congress was in turbulent
state. E@
The treasure and machinery of the wrecked
steamer Dover Castle has been recovered
In political riot in Santa Marta eight per
sons were killed and twenty wounded -
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS IN MAINE.
The Crew of an Abandoned Rarquc
s,,f

The Grew of an Abandoned Sarquc
Brought into Bath.
BATH, Sept. 14-Arrived yesterday ship
Northampton, Macloon, Liverpool, August 9th,
with salt to Houghton Brothers. Capt. Mac
loon reports Tuesday, Sept. 81, fell in with tine
barque Highland Mary, off Grand Banks in
disabled condition, bound from Belfast, Ireland,
to Quebec Took off officers and crew and land
ed them at this port.
Laying of u Corner Stone--Scrious Acci-
BANGOR, Sept. 1.-THE corner stone of st,
Marys Catholic Church was laid to-day with
appropriate services by Bishop Bacon Of Port
land, assisted by the resident clergy and several
from other places The ceremonies were very
imposing. A large procession was formed at
st. Johns (Catholicl Church on York street, and
headed by the Bangor Cornct Band proceeded
to the site of the new church at the corner of
First and Cedar streets, where the services were
held. Ten cars came from Orono and Oldtown
loaded with persons 10 attend the exercises
There were from 5000 TO 10000 present.
During the exercises an unfortunate accident
occurred by which quite number of persons
were injured, and one supposed fatally. A por-
ton of the platform broke down, letting about
hundred through, injuring several and one, a
Mr. John Glynn, 50 severely that his death Is
momentarily expected. His back is said TO be
broken and his lower limbs are paralyzed. A
boy is also reported to have had his leg broken.
The State Fair. .-
The number of entries to the State Fair has
! been largely increased during the past two days
and the opening, on Tuesday next, promises to
| be the best since the organization of the State
Society The number of entries Of trottinG
horses is very large, including many from, Vari:
GUS parts of the State, and some from other
states and the British Provinces. The opening
day will witness the military drill for the flag
offered by the Society to the best drilled com
pqny Of the Maine militia. ..
Washington sent delegation OF 90 10 tbs
| Pittsbqrs Convention.
Coy, Gsary Of Pennsylvania has fixed Wed
nesday, October 18th, for the hanging Of Geo
Grant of West Chester, for the murder of Mrs
Spence last October
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New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Annual Ttade salc-New Carriages.
Furniturc-F. o. Bailey & Co.
House and Land-J. S. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Portland Lodge No. 1-Masons.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hall.
Music Hall-Tableaux of Erin.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Lost-Cambric Embroidery.
For Baltimore-Sch Nellie Belle.
L1st-G 1ll Chain.
d isiDess Men of Portland-Cement Pipe.
Brick House for sale-Wm. H. FERRIS.
Sclrborou sl-William Moses.
Wanted Immediately Girl on Custom Coats.
Msinc General Hospital-Annual Meeting.
c. W. Stockman-Physicidn and Surgeon.
Coughs an Colis-Delmonico Titles Pectoral.
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NEW YORK.

a-t = y" yellow Fveer. W
New York, Sept. t4-The Spanish ram MI
mancia sails to-day for Cadiz She has lost
nine seamen and two officers by yellow fever,
but her crew now are all well. .t...,y-5 lid
The Spanish frigates Isabel and Arapiles are
expected 20 arrive here daily and if there is
sickness on board either, they will be ordered
to Portland. W ' a -'s 'f 700 aH.-
Murder or Suicide.
James Watts was found dead in bed at the
Park House, Chatham, street, last night with
his face shockingly cut and pitcher third
full of blood [9''
bad Treatment on shipboard.
Several passengers by the French steamer
Washington state that they were badly treated
on the recent voyage being placed in the second
7 instead of the first for which latter they paid
and that the berths We're infested with Yermin,
etc. sa- 1. 81 f.s,a. II.I raF boss ....r.-rHfJ ia
Something about -9Orrester.
A somewhat mysterious letter torn in sbreds
was found yesterday in front of the cell of For
roster, the suspected Nathan murderer. After
its having been pasted together it was found to
be a mssive of Detective Eagan Of st. Louis.
The address was blank and its purport was
somewhat difficult to determine though hints
are thrown out regarding Forrester's where
abouts on the night of the murder and mention
made of a scheme to secure his rele use by per-
jured testimony. ..I a.a-,l -H.
Embczzl, mcnt.
Richard Butler is reported to have disap-
peared with $4,000 belonging to q firm of
which he is member in this city. His coun-
sci states that Butler has suit pending against
Clarke, the senior member Of the firm, for set
Element The partnership having been dis
solved, Butler denies having done anything
wrong, says such charges are libelious. Clarke
claims that Butler was only a salaried partner
and his action in carrying off the finds of the
firm was embezzlement. Clarke will enter d
suit against Butler Fl e5f tEHHE
An Interesting Rock. -.
1t is reported that County Auditor Watson
left at his death large book of entries in his own
handwriting containing tine disposition made
of the Tammany Ring stealings, suits and dates
of payments, names of persons 10 whom made.
The book was secured by ex-Controller Con-
molly, who, when he left the country turned it
over to a certain person who has it securely
guarded. 1t will probably be produced at the
trial of Tweed, Connolly aud others of the ring
and it is said will secure the conviction Of every
one of tho indiied parties. .it 1880. g.-. :
The Forester Case.
The letter that was found in pieces before
Billy Forrester'S cell waswritten by Detective
Egan on the Nathan inIrder case, 10 another
detective in tbs city who carc'esslly three tt rew
it away.
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Fire.

MANCHESTER Sept. ia large block, cor
ner of Central and Chestnut streets, owned by
John Sweeney, caught fire early this morning
and is almost a total loss. 1t is supposed to
have caught from the breaking of a Kerosene
lamp. The block contained seventeen tene-
Sleeper & Co.; building insured for 81, 200, as
follows: S. 1000 in New Hampshire Fire Ins.
Co.; $1,000 in Phoenix; $1,000 in the Franklin of
Philadelphia; $1,000 in AEtna.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
STEAMER DIRIGo. FROM NEW YoRK-1112 dry
des 1900 halfchests tea 55 boxes do S5 rolls eath=
Ell Oh 40 carpetnr, 1850 hbls flour, % casks linseed
BLACK, do tobacco. 1000 cases empty cans, 80 do
canned goods 100 do tobacco, 40 boxes do, Is do
glass ioO do starch 40 do drugs rs do hardware, 10
Dds saltpere pianos, 300 crates and 30 haskets OF
peaches, 800 pkgs sundries.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS, OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE RAsI
81 TwENTY-FoUR HOURS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
81 TwENTY-FoUR HOURS Az
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL 5
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
frAla q Sept. IL. $500 p M.)}
Probabilitios-For New England on Monday
wind veering to easterly with cloudy weather;
for middle States veering to easterly and south
W ere partially cloudy weather will prevail
Generally clear weather and light winds for the
eouthern States; east of Missouri and north
west of Ohio Valley diminishing pressure and
eastery and southeclJ Winds and probably
Increasing cloudiness west and south of Lake
Mi higau. The afternoon and moraing tele-
graphic reports from Kansas are still missing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-16

TRADE SALE OF CARR lGEs.-Mr. G. P.
Kimball announces in another column his an
nual trade sale OF carriages. There are no car
riages in the great markets that stand in ad-
vance of those made in Portland, and none arc
liked better. 1t is reasonable to expect that
there will be large attendance from abroad
onlrhrrsday 18th. and some good bargains may
be had. Cei .ar'y there is large and hand
some val .etv to select ON.
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ACcIDENT.-Saturday afternoon as a long
string of carriages was crossing Vaughan's
bridge, coming in from the base ball ground,
the forward ones hauled up at the draw, which
was partly implanted, to let another team by.
The line was so compact that some of the car
riages crowded together. In the rear was
large double wagon belonging to Mr. E. c.
Chase, with about fifteen persons on board
This ran foul Of wagon.in front and the pole
was broken. The horses became frightened
and dashed forward Mr.. Chase hung to them
as long as possible. and then jumped out. The
wheels lust srazed him and the horses rushed
pell nell across the bridge Is was fearful sight
to zee them dashing among the other teams, and
it looked as e there must be any NUMBER ol
broken carriages if not some fatal effects. But
somehow they got through, AID were stopped
on the bridge. Both animals were padly cu
and the top was thrown Off the wagon. Inc
shafts Of the top buggy were broken; ana thiS
was the only damage done to carriages excep'
that of Mr.. Chase. 1t is almost a miracle that
the results were no worse. Mr.. Chase was con
siderably bruised, and it was thought at mrs.
that some bones were broken, but such we heal
was not the fact. The passengers in the Wagon
had Just time to get out without injury before
she horses became unmanageable.
Mrs. STOVES DEBUT IN SpR,NGFIELp. Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stow gave her first public
reading ia Hasue's Opera House. Springfield
Oh Friday evening. The beautiful hall was full
and the audience was composed OF the hes
peoole Of the city and adjoining places. He
first selection was The Minister'S House
keeper" from o.d5o"n STORES Bursts o
laughter greeted be, as the minister attempte'
ito make the ''Tom turkey set on the eggs, an
he pat the pig in the well. She gave it in tru
Jonathan stgle, using the nasal twang wit
with the exact pronunciatian of Sam Lawson
The reading was a complete success.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-16

THE unparalleled success of the celebrated
Quaker Bitters speaks volumes for their cura-
tive properties DIR. Flint, the proprietor, has
a fine residence on Broad Street, and drives a
four-in-hand on the Avenue. -Neacport Ne,Cs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-16
MISCE NOIIEES.

RUBIcEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. Sold everywhere. sep14-3t
364 WHrTE-wooL Blankets slightly damaged
going at Prices which sell them with no hest
taton at Leach's, 81 Middle st. sep11-1W
THERE was good attendance at the auction
sale of Dry Goods Saturday, but the goods sold
very low. The sale will be continued to-day
and we advise or readers to attend
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
SATUGOAy.-HGlan Dyer. Search and seizure
Continued to Tuesday next
Fox. Bradburys
Three cases of Hbolled liquors forfeited No claim
ants. .H.
Albion H. P. Lovejoy. Illegal voting. Headed not
guilty. Examination waived. Ordered to recognize
for appearance at the january tenn Of the Superior
Corrt, 1873. Sureties furnished.
LIBBY. Howard s. Cleaves.
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CITY AND VICINITY.


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros. Marquis Robinson, Br mel q Co.,
Andrews. Wentworth, Glendenning, Moses, Hender.
son, aud Chisholm Bros all trains that run out OF
the city.
At Biddefo9d, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At WaterN lille, of j. s. Carter.
At GoTham. of News Agent.
At Bath, of. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of W. F. Stanwood,