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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

PrpER'a OPERA HoUsE.-owing per-
|haps to the densely crowded benefit Of
the evening before, the theatre was
not so full last night as usual. The
entertainment glven,. however. was
one Of the best, and deseryedly ap-
plauded throughout. This evening a
still better bill Is offered, Mile lie Fa-
yre appearing in her beautiful Roman
and Greclan statues, and also as Mrs.
Oscar Brownjohn, In the concluding
play of East Men and Women Of the
Day" Johnny Manning and all the
other members Of the company Will
also perform a variety Of their best
acts. including several new and Inter-
esting ones.
RIFF WnLIAMs.-We are glad to
know that Riff Williams netted about
81, 900 from his benefit night before
lait. He also received $542 from the
Belcher miners, $3.50 from the Crown
Point, and a smaller sum from the
Yellow Jacket. He will leave TO-
morrow for California, where In com.
mon with his numerous friends and
we'll wishers, We hope the old Chief
will recover his health.
GOLD HILL REalsrRY.-The registry
OF voters for the coming town election
commenced last Saturday at Justice
Putnam's office, and will close on the
26th-two weeks from to-day. All
proposing to participate In the primar-
les will have to come forward and reg
lister. Now Is the time. No poll-tax
Is demanded as a prerequisite to reg
istry.
TEE PRIzEs.-Thus far we hear Of
several small prizes, besides the high
est, In the Brooklyn lottery which
have been drawn by residents Of Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill, and hope to hear
Of many more. This section has pa
tronized the lottery better than any
other, and deserves the lions share Of
the luck.
SPELLING MATCH AND Social PARTY.
On Friday tomorrow evening. there
will be given at Miners Union Hall,
q spelling exhibition and social party
by tho Gold Hill intermediate School,
Mrs. Mary l.. CASTOR teacher. Free
to all. Parents and guardians specially
Invited.
RATTLE TICKETS FOUND. = Chief
Downey, Of Virgins, yesterday picked
up a small package Of rattle tickets for
q set of onyx stone. and pearl earrings.
The owner can have the same by call
ing on Downey, proving property and
paying charges.
CHANGE OF STAGE TrME.-On and If
ter Monday next, Woodruff & Ennor's
stages will arrive at Virginia City
from Steamboat at 5 o'clock in tho
morning, and returning will leave
Virginia at 8 o'clock In the evening.
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The LOTTERY PRIzEs.-The reason
why the prizes In the Brooklyn Lot
terry are not drawn In full, az at first
determined upon, was simply because,
In calling In the final returns from all
Quarters, IL, 900 tickets sent for sale In
New York were not accounted for, The
agents not sending either the tickets or
the money. The result was that all
those tickets we're promptly cancelled
BY the lotterytmanagers. This OF course
gave better chances for winning prizes
on the part of those holding tickets.
This lottery Is being drawn perfectly
ON the square, az everybody can see,
the theatre being filled constantly
with anxious spectators, and the
money is In the Bank Of California az
Virginia, ready to be drawn upon the
checks Of the fortunate winners. Mr.
Adam Munk, the business manager,
ava that II he had brought the lottery
here instead Of starting IL In San Fran
cisco, he would have had no difficulty
in selling every ticket, and therefore
drawing the prize, in full with no dis
count.
JOHN FINS IN LUcX.%ohn Finn
property man ar Piper's Opera House
for the last half dozen years, has never
been In afluent circumstances, but on
the contrary rather "hard up ever
aimee we havc known him. This day,
however, John Finn Is declared to %
The winner Of the highest prize In the
BROOKLYN Lottery, now drawing at the
Onera House, he holding No. IL, 72O:
ne only gets $4,000 however, instead
Of $4,000, by reason Of the prizes pc
ing reduced 40 per cent, out Jonn
thinks even $1,000 not bad to take.
He proposes Investing It all In stocks
and tben cet married. Here now Is q
chance for some healthy and enterpris-
ing young lady. John Is good as-
serving man, and we sympatnse WIN
him In his good luck.
ISsANH.-Julips Mavess, an insane
man, boarding just abeys the railroad
crossing on Main street, was taken 70
the County Jail this afternoon D.. ohi-
Ger Morrow. He has had spells OF IN
sanity before and been thus sent 70 L1e
County Jail three or four times, thls
time, however, he will probably DC
forwarded to Stockton, California.
Tovs L1crNsEs.-All liable to pay
licenses in tho town Of Gold Hill are
reminded that the time for doing 20
will expire on the 18th instantIneHs
Monday. After that they VIII Do COL
lected with extra costs. Call on Io"n
Marshal Harkin and settle at once.
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILLHEWs
poMEsrIo IMrELLIoENoE {.

A Hsxica. MsS Break Open . Jail
and Release Cattle TAieves-Tex.
ans Preparisg % Invado Msxies-
Report Or Mexican Depre@aisss.
MArAMoRAA April ia party Of
Mexicans recently crossed the Rio
Grands during the night, went to Ed
inburg, broke open the jail. released
three cattle thieves. and then returned
to Mexican soil. The Sheriff and clti-
zens were previously notified Of the
intention to release the prisoners, but
made no resistance.
Palaclos has reported to Washington
that the Mexans are organizing, osten-
sibly to prevent depredations, but
really to Invade Mexico.
Texans have sent 70 the local au-
thoritles at Brownsville a report Of
Mexican depredations, requesting that
1t may be forwarded to President
Grant.
New York Denser.tie Pslicy Ar
rival Of Senator.
NEW YoRx, April IA special to
the Times says that at a meeting Of the
Democratic Central Committee, held
yesterday at Albany, a consultation
was held on the political prospect.
Remarks were made by Ex-Governor
Seymour, Mr.. Tildsn and Others. Tho
feeling Of those present was unanimous
in favor Of the passive policy, and Of
looking to the Cincinnati Convention
to Initiate = programme for the party
in the Presidential campaign.
Senators Trumbull and Schurz ar
rived this morning at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, and during tho morning they
received a number of calls from prom
inent liberal Republicans.
Robbery and Attempted Murder.
CHICAGO, April 12.-Last night, at
half-past 8 o'clock, a gentleman walk
ing with two ladies on Madison street,
near Carpenter, in q crowded, we'll
lighted thoroughfare, was assaulted BY
four rufians, and robbed Of his watch
and chain. Starting In pursuie no
seized one of tho robbers and recovered
his watch, when another Of the gang
drew a revolver and shot the gentle
man, infiicting a severe wound In the
face, when the thieves all made good
their escape.
The slave Trade 10 DO Suppressed.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-The Intelli-
qsaeer says, in consequence Of repre-
sensations of the British Minister,
President Grant has consented to CO.
operate with the British Government
In suppressing the slave trade In the
Persian Gulf BY a treaty with Great
Britain.
The Florida Republican Cssvsstisn
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 12.-The
State Republican Convention elected
six delegates, four white and two COL
orsd. to the Philadelphia Republican
Convention, and endorsed President
Grant.
Coiored Men's Conventisu.
NEW ORLEANS. April l2.-The Ma
tional Coiored Mems Convention Office
ted a permanent organization yester-
day, With Fred Douglass as President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS M. F.
Waller is closing out his Winter stock
of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, trunks, vallses,
gloves, blankets, ETC., at lowest rates,
call and examine and satisfy your
selves. Next door to o. T. Barber &
Co., Main street, Gold Hill. f3s
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ARRlvALs AND DKPARrURKs.
nRoOKLYN LOTTERY DRAW.
ING.

The following is a list Of the prize
numbers, above five dollars, drawn in
the Brooklyn Lottery at Piper's Opera
House up to half-past three O'Clock this
afternoon, at which time AT prizes
had been drawn. The figures being
somewhat hastily noted may possibly
not be perfectly correct In every In
stance, but the official lists will be
published In due time, when everybody
can see their fortune finally and deci-
sively settled as far a. the Brooklyn
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DISPATCH

General Of William II.
RnterprisinE Thief Checkmsted-
Tho Police After a. Assassia-Tho
Weather The Dalrymplo Caso-
Moatssnory street Ssuth-Afier tho
SAN Francisco. April PAP. NJ
The funeral Of the late William F.
King Is now taking place under the
auspices Of the Masonic fraternity, the
National Guard acting as an escort OF
honor.
Thomas Bemis was arrested to-day
for entering the fremont House, on
Jackson street, which Is unoccupied,
stealing all the lock, off the doors,
then the doors themselves, and finally
all the rear windows. Coming back,
it Is presumed, after the house Itself,
lie was nipped.
The police are looking after the man
who assa,sinaued G. Klereman at San
Meteo station yesterday. He Is be-
lieved to be In the city.
The north wind Is still prevailing.
There was a heavy frost this morning.
The case involving the Dalrymple
widowship and estate is postponed
until the Oath instant.
The hearing Of the Commissioners
claims In the matter Of Montgomery
street south will commence on Monday
next In the County Court.
Judge Stanley, in the County Court
Court to-day, in charging the Grand
Jury, came down heavily on tho insti.
buttons of prostitution, and directed
them to look after the matter with the
view Of bringing In indictments. Ihere
are indications that the police will
commence raiding In that direction
7nOn.
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nY n CABLES.
Change Of Admlrals-New Atlansic
Cable,

LONDON, April 12.-Rear Admiral
Robert Coate has been commissioned
to succeed Rear Admiral Arthur Far
quhar, in command of the British fleet
In the Pacific.
The French transatlantic Telegraph
have concluded a contract
with the Telegraph Maintenance and
Construction Company for the laying
ofa fourth line Of telsgraphic cable
between Europe and America.
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Thn Raat In the Warld.

A gentleman writes from Now Orleans - fol-
lows: "Send me two dollars worth ofyour Bril-
tots PMs. I have tried all kinds, and do not
hesitate to say that Bristsl's arc the best Pills
In the world" BEstol's S~arsopdrilo, the great
blood puriner, should be used with the Pills.
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FoR the very best Photographs, 70 to Bradley
d Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
R o SAN FRANCISCO

FuneraI sf Hcnry Gressry-Railrsad
ChanEes-A Legal Contest Between
Tive widows Of q. L.. DairynPle,
Observation-Disclosures, Robbery and
Flight
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-26

Buy your Dress Goods at Van Auken, ( Cos.
The largest stock and lowest prices.
Some people say We do not use sauces OF any
kind. our appetites are good enough. good
sauce is not to change your appetite, but only
to make your food taste better. You eat but
ter on bread and should eat the Haford Lei
cestershre Table Sauce on meats II you value
palatable food, and the better the meats the
more need Of the Sauce.
The finest line OF Dress Goods and Dress
Trimmings. all the latest STYLES a, Van Auken
and Cos.
n.ial Note Paper cheap at the AUCTION
store, sign OF the red flag. Paw Paw
Buy YOUR White Goods and every thing in line
Mushns. Piques, etc. at Van Auken Il Cos
For the largest, best and cheapest assortmen
OF Ladies and Gents hose, go to c. T. Weltou
Il Co., opposite Post Office, Paw Paw.
The largest stock OF Embroideries and In.
settings Edgngs, Vaenciennes and Imitation
Lsces at Van Auker and Cos.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-26

ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. - state Of
Michigan-'lhe Circuit court for the County
OF Van buren,. In Chancery.
At session of said Court held at the village
OF Paw Paw, IN said County, ON the 10th day of
April, \. ~. 1879. Present Honorable Chsrles
r. Brown, Circuit Judge.
Daniel Arnold, complainant. VS.. Edward G..
Wolcott, defendant.
it Enthusiastically appearing by affidavit that
safd defendant rs resident OF this state, but
that the process for hls appearance could not
be served upon him by reason OF his continued
absence from his place OF residence, and from
this state. and being in tho State OF Indiana
ON motion OF Hill aud Grosvenor, solicitor for
complainant it s ordered, that the said defend
ant Edward g.. Wocott cause his appearance in
this cause TO DO entered within three months
from the date OF tins order, aud that ia case OF
his appearance he cause his answer to the COM
plainsnts bill. 10 be tiled, and copy thereof
10 be served on the compliments solicitors
within twenty DAYS OF the service Of COPY OF
sad bill and notice OF TINS order, and IN default
thereof. that tho said bill be taken ~ confessed
10y the said defendant Edward e. Wolcott. and
1t il further ordered that within twcnt DAYS the
said complainant cause notice OF tins order 20
be published in the True EOrtherner a noWspa-
per published IN said van Buren, County, and
that the SAID publication be continued Ia said
paper at least once IN each week for Elk weeks
in succession or that nc cause n CODY OF this or
der 20 he personally served on the SAID defend
ant Edward g.. Wolcott, at least twenty days
before the time above prescribed for his aT-
pearance.
Dated Paw Paw. April 10. 1872. ss9t7.
CHARLES D.. BROWN. Circuit Judge.
I'M & GacsFsNcE. solicitors for Complainant.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-26

TrE PHHLEoLoGIoAL JOURNAL for May is a
most interesting number. Tho!followng topics
are worth specjal commentator rhe Presi-
dental cam Aiga-IulSs Davis. toy. Parker:
ov the Faculties Combino History or Pho
sography ia America; Expression, finely Illus
trated: Choosing Servant Robert Chambers +,
the distinguished Scottish Author and Publish
er: Punishment aud Prison Reform; II ONES
@! Famous Americans; The Hermitage; Small
Fox and vaccination; Irrigation IN Colorado ;
The First Chapters IN Genesis another inter-
pretatioui Tools FOR our Women, etc. Terms
q year. Single Nos. % cents : T.. Wells.
Lsw lorl
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From Decatur.

Inc steam Saw bill OF SIessrs. Bull and
Wilson. situated on South George Street. WAS
burned on the night OF the 10th inst, injuring
but not entirely destroying the engine aud other
machinery. no insurance.
1t is severe loss TO two hard orking. honest
and economical young men, and they should
have encouragement to begin again.
Charles Northrup, Esq, is pushing along the
work on his new store, and will soon have it
completed. by the way, 1t isn't his store any
more, for he has sold IL with the lot on which
it stands and the lot adjoining to Aaron s.
Hathaway. Consideration $4,000.
The new buildings in process Of erection
and hereafter TO be erected on Phelps Street,
in this Village. are set back twelve feet from
the old line. which makes a material difference
in the look and convenience OF the street. 1t
Is expected that the entire job OF widening the
street can be effected within a year.
The inquiry is male here very frequently
" Do you know of house to rent? 10 And the
answer almost invariably is. " No do not. -
There will DO considerable house building done
here the coming summer, and the general ont.
look for Decatur is good
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PROBATE ORDER.-State OF Michigan,
County OF Van Buren,, 80. At session of the
Probate Court, for the County OF Van Buren,.
holden at the Probate Office, IN the Village OF
Paw Paw, on Monday, the twenty-second day
OF April in the year one thousand elght humid
red and seventy-two. Present-George ".
Lawton, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the Estate OF William T.
Powell, deceased. On reading and filing the
petition, duly verified. of Benz. +. Stevens
executor Of the last will and testament OF said
deceased, together with his final account as such
executor, ana praying for the allowance Of the
same.
Ihereupon il is Ordered, that Monday. the
twentieth day OF May. 1872. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs at law of said
deceased. and all other persons interested IN
said estate. are required to appear at a session
Of SAID Court, then TO be holden at the Pro-
bate Office, in the \illage of Paw Paw and
show cause. il any there be, why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted And it
IL further ordered, that said petitioner give
notice 10 tue persons interested in said estate,
OF the tendency OF said petition, and the hear
ing thereof by causing copy OF this Order TO
be published in the True Northerner. news
paper, printed and circulating in said County
OF Van Buren, for three successive weeks, a,
least, previous 10 said day OF hearing. S91t3t
GEO. W. LAWTON, Judge OF Probate.
true copy. q. W. LAwToN, Judge OF Probate.
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(ircHH fOHri FrOcCedings.
APRIL 10.
Oscar T. Januasch OF Kalamazoo, admitted
to the Bar
Thos. Ii IRWIN vs. clay Buell. ct al. Judg't
vacated and new trial ordered.
A M Mortified vs. Philo Reed ct al. Con-
tinued on Pm 4 motion on terms.
APRIL l6.
Francis S Stone VS.. George Van Ness. Judi
for Pl'f s412.20 and costs.
Charles L James ct al. vs. Josiah G Miller
Judg't for Pl'ffs :267.72 and costs.
BA Olney vs. Hugh Taplin. Judg't for
Pm S269.96 and costs.
Miles # Beebe VS.. John Van Kirk. Con-
tinued on Pl'f 3 motion on terms.
Elisha G. Palmer vs.. Thaddeus i; Harrison.
Judg't for Pl'f $40 and costs.
The People w. Uri G Nash. Burglary. Plea
Guilty. Sent enced to state Prison for one year
The People vs. samuel 4 Thomas. Polygamy
Plea changed to guilty Sentenced 10 state
Prison three years
People vs.. Ira Nash. Prisoner discharged.
Adams & Ford Va. George Van Ness. Judg I
for Pl'h s3ll.40 and costs.
Alex Il Linn VS. George Van Ness. Judg 7
for Pm 1909 - and costs.
APRIL Il.
People vs.. " /. Snyder. Arson. Order ad
mhttlng TO bail vacated. Prisoner sentenced &c
State Prison three years.
y W Smith vs.. Daniel l.. Wells ct al. Vol
untary Non SUIT
People w. Warren Smith. Incest. Prisoner
sentenced to state Prison 3 years.
APRIL Is.
Aaron Van Auken Va \ Harwick .Jlldpi
for Prf $1,000 and costs.
J H Nyman VS.. John Funk ct al. Bill dis
missed with costs
Barbara yalleau vs. Jas I \alleau De
cree OF Divorce granted.
Burrill Olney vs. Richard Manley ct a..
Decree and ORDER OF sale $ll31.4i and costs.
John Slado ct al. vs. Bernhard MorItz. Motion
TO dissolve attachment. Motion denied
Abraham Natbans Va Bernhard Noutz.-
Motion TO dissolve attachment Motion granted
April. 10.
Testimony read in case Of Eleanor Baker
vs.. Oscar Clendenin ct a.
APRn. 20.
James J Starkie vs. Hiram Cobb Motion
for security for costs. Denied
Charles Flke ct al. vs. Euretta VI Nash et n
Motion Tor security FOR costs. Denied.
James p hudson vs. Sarah Drurv ct al
Motion to open decree. Granted
Cour: adjourned until May Eth. 1872.
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, under the edi-
torlal management OF GAIL HAMILTON, has
more than doubled it's subscription list. during
the past four months. The May number con-
tains Migration, Colonization, lIomes," by
Horace q GREELEY; Miss Ha nnah Adams, " by
JAMES PARTON " Household Discoveries, -" by
GAIL HAMILTON Brother Anderson" by
THOMAS X. BEEcHER; Longevity" by DR..
Do LEWIS Remnisce noes OF Rev. DR..
Bethune by \. A. WILLIS, ID. D., etc. Every
woman should read GAIL HA MTLTos's editorial,
in which she says /" II Will never do to trust
men with liberty which they will abuse. The
best of them men who may be respectable
and even distinguished as jurists, doctors
merchants, mechanics, are. i'll domestic matters,
but children Of a larger growth. They must
be trained. They may be allowed liberty, but
they must not be allowed TO take 1t without
permission
The HOUSEHOLD is first class original Mag.
szine. published at one dollar year, by s. =.
WooD Il Co. Newburgh, y. y. specimen
copy mailed free to any address.
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Irue Nortberner.
Coral Department.
.e,,by,con STATE Conrentfon.

4 Republican State convention. 70 appoint
o. dalegates TO represent this State in the Ma
tionaI Repubican Convention. 20 be held az
PmladelpRla. juno 9Th. 1872, TO nominate can,
didotes for President and Vice President, and
also TO elect n Republican State Central Com
mttee. will be held in the City OF Jackson, at
mon Uall. Thursday, the 10th day OF May
,,oIt M II o'clok A. NJ The several counties
viii be entitled to two delegates for each Rep
,esentatiye m the lower branch OF theState
! egslatnre and every organized county hav-
inc no representation viii be entitled TO one
delegate. .,-.g,oxo 80, aoIa,.+o will he
.-,t;,led % seat who does not reside IN the
0o"N'' Sd BINGHAM, Chairman.
Republican State Central Committee.
Lansing, March IL, 1872.
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NEW ADvERTIsExKSrs.-In this issue Van
Auken e Co. have . New Advertisement. to
which we call the especial attention OF the
leader. They have q nne Stock OF New Goods.
W. J. Selick has splendid assortment Of
new Millinery aud Dress Goods. Go and see
them.
Thos. l.. Ross has local in this paper an
bouncing the arrival OF very large Stock,
winch go and see.