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The Placer herald., 1872-04-06

COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. MONDAY. April
1st-The People VS.. Ben Gill Attorney for de.
fendant presented motion for new trial. JUDGE
ordered that time for hearing statement for new
trial and pronouncing Judgment be continued
until Thursday, April 4th.
j. NJ. Garroutte VS.. A. b. Wilson. Judgment
OF the Court below reversed and Judgment rem
dered for plaintiff for SOL 81 and costs, taxed at
S45 SO
TUESDAY, April I'd.
Venire issued for eighteen special jurors
Cook ~ Parker VS.. Durkhalter & Greedy. Case
argued by attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants
and taken under advisement.
WEDNESDAY, April 3d.
Egbert & 90. VS.. Geo. Guisendorfer. Judg-
ment for plaintiffs tor 500 and costs of suit
Egbert 4 90. VS.. Geo. Guisendorfer as sur
viving partner of Guisendorfer 4 Brickell. Judc-
ment for plaintiffs for 800 and costs of suit.
FRIDAY April 9Th.
People vs.. Ben Gill Statement and motion
for new trial being argued.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-06

TRUE TO THE LABEL.
~ Call, examine Stock and Prlces' Oeiofe pre-
eaving orders elsewhere. lAo
The Placer herald., 1872-04-06

People vs.. Ben Gill. Statement and motion
for new trial being argued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31
PAINTER WANTED.

A GOOD, STEADY. COMPETENT BRUSH
a hand. Apply to BIRD CO., Main street,
eoh I'M. usxt door above the Iehpse Stable.
g.-'ff oeD D3wk I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

An. IndianapolitIn nam d Hagan,
lately went home drunk aud being re-
fused supper by his wife, proceeded to
break things while she sat calmly sling
ing Home, Sweet Home" She did
thls until he upset tho cradle, when
shearose, drew map Of Indiana upon
his noble brow. borrowed u lock Of
hair as tender remembrance and
sent him out Of the house. Now, he
wants a divorce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

t>N AND AFTER TUESDAY. OCTOBER
" /. 1872, -.
rnRoucn EsoER TRAINS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

"wHAr countryman are you?" ir-
quirsd M English nobleman Of va
grant. "An lrishman, please your
honor" His lordship asked, "Werc
YOU ever at sea ?" ''Come, your
honor" answered Paddy, dye think
I crossed from Dublin In wheel
barrow"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

AT a ladies' temperance meeting.
not long since, one Of the members re-
marked that the temperance cause had
been . blessing to her, :. for" added
she. al slept with a barrel Of rum for
ten years; bur now." she continued,
her eyes Frightening. "slnce my hus-
band signed the pledge. Ihave MAN
to sleep with" Then all the spin
sters laid their hands OH their hearts
and sang-Amen! .E. > .--aElt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

e. TuHf foliowing remuneration between
q. .u,ansnamed ZONES. aHtl boy Asas
overheard by y-a-St.- Louis gentleman
the other day: II say, jim, what Is
the difference between the Commence
ment aud lbeginn'ng sof anything"
IL don't know, said jim; "what Is
it:" There ain't any," was the
reply. IL see." replied Jim. Now
you tell me this. A jackass was on
one side OF a river and some hay on
the other, aud the jackass wanted to
get at the hay without wetting his
feet. How did he do 1t t.."-" | don't
know" said Jones; "I give It up"
$50 did the other jackass," said Tim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

A CLEVELAND man waited at the
foot Of the stairs until the lawyer
whom his wife had been consulting
about u divorce came down to 20 to
dinner. aud then pitched at him, but
In fiye minutes he was the most used
up man la the city. while the lawy, +
walked of with unruffied composure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31
AN Omaha merchant went up Into

An Omaha merchant went up Into
mouuisln nook In Colorado TO fish.
While thus engaged he saw a bear
coming toward him BY the only path
by,Shich escape was possible. 10 ap-
pease the intruder he tossed him fiSh,
which the animal mistook for direct
assault and went for him. The COM
bst0ie struggled long and tercely,
finally tumbling Into the creek, when
they separated aud ran as fast as pos
sibiein opposite dtrections. The mer-
chant VIII fish In the valley hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

Duaixa late conference at worces-
ter the following conversation was
overheard between two newsboys: 81
say, Jim. what's the meaning Of so
many mini.ters being here alto
gether?" why answered Jim.
Soornfully. "they always meet once =
year TO swap sermons"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31
ROOM TO LET.

. coNroRrABII, WE'LL rUFylsHED.
a eommodious room. Conveniently sitnated'
70 o6ersd for rent, on rsaaonaole terms. AZ Ar.
1rever's house, on tho Tunnel toll'road. near
- In,uarial Emnire WORK.. ~ GELS lmT ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31

A GIRL In Mont Pleasant, H., found
life burden because she WAS afflicted
with warts OH her hands, so s.ie
drowned herself. There Was some
thing appropriate In her seeking a
MnrterY RraYc. IL IL ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-31
NEWSHoUsE FOR RENT

WAVING Jusr COMPLETED A NEW ~
ID house. containing thirteen rooms. aiiS
S,..rs. NO. tho railroad track, 10 Gold Hill,
s.itsbje for . Iodeing house or similar purposes'
/ o6sr the sarns for rent on reasonable serms'
AIpZrC SOL. WE'LL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

The LIBERAL REPUBLICAN TICKET CAN
GET ALONG WITHOUT DEMOCRATIC lNDoRsE.
MENT-We again report, that it Is matter OF
secondary Importance whether the Baltimore
Convention lndorses the nomination of Herace
Greeley or not. We, who have nominated
him, intend stand by him. without regard
to any political combination or pretended
political leaders whatsoever. Our shields are
locked, t,ur faces are set upon our platform
and our candidate, and, relying upon the spon.
taneous support of the whole people, we ex-
pect to bear them to victory in November next.
We believe the most likely result Of the can
vass will be that Mr.. Greeley will, after the
9th Of next Juiy.s be. without an opponent IN
the field a state OF things which, we will take
this opportunity to say, we should exceedingly,
deplore. We desire, especially, that there shall
/ be one candidate against him, and that that
candidate shall be Ulysses-S. Grant. Against
him and the corruption with which he has
sigma allied his gross administration We desire
to wage dWArto the knife" War to the knife,
in order that the country may finally dispose
of him And Of his congressional, ,contederat~s
through its EXTREMIST stamp Of reprobation
- Wilkss' Spirit Of the Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
The Treaty In New Yovk-liberal Or
ganization-StYlke &C.

New YORK, May IA special meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be held tomorrow to
give expression to their views relative to the addl
tonal articles Of the treaty of Washington.
The liberal republican State committee to-day
adopted measures for orgapization in all the coun
ties Oh uniform plan, and appointed an execu-
tive committee.
The striking carpenters received great accessons
to-day. including all the men from the shop in
Gansevoort street, where an attack was talked OF
yesterday. The bosses refuse to give final ans
wer to the men until after tomorrow nights
meeting. The brlcklayers will strike next Moh-
day. unless allowed "a per day for 'eight hours
work.
The Broad street Office of Madames Woodruff
and Caain is closed, it is reported, by the sheriff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
RrcrprIoN OF FRANZ ABr.-To-morrow

RECEPTION OF FRANZ ABT.-TO-mOrrow
about noon the celebrated German composer,
Franz Abt. will arrive in this city. lie will
ue met at Trenton. and escoSted hy a commit
tee delegated by the singing societies Upon
his arrival here he will he taken To- the man.
SION Of Martin tandenberger, on G,rard ave. e.
nue., vest ot Fifteenth street During bis
STAY In ms city he will be the guest Of Mr.
Lnnd,nberger, who is so well known for his
liOerality and hospitality In the evening
Ait will visit some Of the singing societies,
aud subsequently there will bs a torchl'ght
.Estinvuishe,I tisitor will be taken TO League
Island and other places Of interest In the
evening he will attend n general rehearsal! OF
the singers, which will take place at the
| Mannerchor Garden, Franklin aud Coates. =
The grand concert to be given in ms honor
will come OF ut the Academy of MUSIC on
! Friday evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
horace Greeley.

RETIREMENT OF THE VETERAN EDITOR FROM THE
THE CONTROL Of THE NEW YORK TKIBUNE.
New YORK, May li.-The Tribune tomorrow
publishes the following card:
"rhe Tribune has ceased to be a party organ.
but the unexpected nomination OF its editor at Gin
clnnaii seems to involve a new embarrassment. All
must be aware that the position OF a journalist
who Is at the same time candidate IS at best irk
some and difficult; that he is fettered in action and
restrained in criticism by the knowledge that
whatever he may say or do is closely scanned BY
thousands eager to and In it what may be 60 in
terpreted as to annoy or perpiex those who are
supporting him . candidate, and to whom has
shackled condition will not permit him 10 be scr
yceable. The undersigned therefore withdraus
absolutely from the conduct Of the Tribune, and
will henceforth. until further notice. exercise nc
control or supervision over its columns.
HORACE GREELEY.
The editorial managem snt OF the Tribune fall:
upon Whiteiaw Reid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

THE FIRE AT SOMERSET, PA.-The calamity
which overlook the town Of Somerset on Thurs.
day last, has awakened the deepest sympathy
such n sweeping, destructive conflagra,ion has
not visited any part Of the country since the
great forest nres in the West and the burning OF
Chicago, last fall. caused cry Of distress which
was heard and responded to everywhere in
Chrls,endom; and it has been many years since
any city or. town of Pennsylvania suffered so
terrible a devastation. About three. fourths of
the place is in ashes; and property to the exten,
of over 100000, but II small fraction of which
is covered by insurance, was swept suddenly out
ofexistence. Many families who were wealthy
or in good circumstances before the fire are
homeless and reduced to absolute poverty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
MORE CAPITALIZATION.
Supplemental Bill to tho Federal
Election Law.

Washington despatch to the New York World
OF Monday Says
Tomorrow at P. N. the Senate will proceed
to vote on the Supplemental bill to the Federal
Election law, which will extend to every polling
precinct in the Union the centralized power which
the act OF March 80 confers on the General Gov
ernment. The measure provides that whenever
in any Congressional district there shall be two
citizens thereof who, prior to any registration OF
voters for an election for Representative or dele
gate IN the Congress, or prior to any election at
which Representative or delegate in Congress s
to be voted for. shall make known in writing to
the Judge Of the District Court Of tho United
States for the district their desire to have said
registration said election both guarded and
scrutnzed, 1t shall be the duty of the said Judge
OF the District Court within not less than ten DAYS
prior to said registration, if there be- or ii no
registration bs required, within not less than ten
days prior to said election, 10 open the District
Court at the most convenient point in said Dis
trict. and the court when opened shall proceed
to appoint and commission from day to day and
from time to time. and under the seal OF SAID
court Tor each district or voting iprecnct in said
Congressional district as shall have applied there
| tor. and to revoke. change, or renew any appoint
ment from time to fime two citlAens, resideuts OF
said district OF voting precinct IN said Congress
sional district. who shall be of different rotica
parties and able to read and write the English
language, and who shall be known and designated
as supervisors of election; and the district cour,
shall therefrom and thereafter, and up TO and in
cluding the day following the day of the election
be always open for the transaction of business un
der this act and the powers and jursd iction grant
ed md conferred shall be exercised as we'll in Va
cation AS III term time and Judge sitting a
chambers shall have the same powers and jurs
'icton. including the power Of keeping order an,
OF punlshng any contempt of his authority, u
: when sitting in the court. The usual sections ar
added prescribing pains and penalties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
By Telegraph to The Daily Gazette.
WARRINGTON.

By Telegraph Inc DAlly t6Zette.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaroN, May Ii.
HousE-Various bills from the Judiciary Com
mittee passed the Conference Committee and were
ordered in the Military Academy bill.
SECOND DESPATCH.
SENArE,-The report of the Conference Com
mttee on the deficiency bill considered.
HoCsE-The Senate amendment to the diplo-
matte appropriation was debated on'and the pro-
pristy OF retaining the missions to the Central
American States-Mr. Coz arguing that one Min
lister to all the States sufficient. Finally the
Senate amendment restoring the missions was
rejected
Mr.. Butler gave notice that he would bring up
tomorrow. adjournment resolutions for the 9th
instant. The tariff and tax bill was resumed, and
the second section, a. adopted, reduced the duty
on cotton, wool and iron manufactures and print
ing paper 10 per cent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

IHE TREATY WILL NOT BE RATIyIEp-The
washington correspondent Of the Baltimore San.
Of o'day, says:
The question Of tho ratification of the supple.
mental article to the treaty OF Washington by the
senate has been seriously discussed in various
quarters to-day. and the fact ascsrtsinsd that
Is made party issue it will fail. twenty 1--we
negative votes in tuil Senate NH ,lef..t the ra
CURED two-thirds vote. There are seventeen
qemocrat., all OF whom are IN attendance but Mr..
DAVIS OF Kentucky. II his vote should be needed
pose. = - =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Pardon Of the Havana Students.
ErOm the Philudelnhia p,s

royal decree has been issued at Madrid which
gives full pardon to the students charged with
desecrating the grave Of Castanon near ths city OF
Havana 1t is fresh in the memory OF our readers
how the infamous vaImassda had these youths
arrested at the instance Of the volunteers and
summarily tried, convicted. and sentenced to the
chsn gang The trial was mockery OF justice,
and caused a thrill of indignation throughout the
civilized world. King Amadeus in granting a full
pardon to these boys. for they were nearly all
under fifteen years Of age, rebukes the tyrant
Valmaseda and his bloody minions ut Havsns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Democratic Triumph.

MoRRrsrowN. N. j., May l4-At the Morris
|own charter election yesterday Joseph w. Bal
|antine. Democrat, was elected Mavor over Hal.
Sey, Republican, by ll3 majority. Mr.. Bailantins
4 the frat Democrat who has heen elec,sd Mayor
Two Democratic Councilmen and one Alderm1n
we're also elected, the Republicans electing one
man. There is Republican majority in the
Council.
by majority Of SO over Mr.. Balantine--a clear
Ran OF 1872 votes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

THE NEW BOARD OF TRADE Rook in the Ma
mic Temple has been furnished with beautiful
|n,ence Of the Board. It presents pleasant and
lyting appearance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
BY Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
- ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nay To-
The publication OF the Presidant's message has
reassursd the public that the Alabama difficulties
will be amicably settled and improved the market
for Amenean securities.
David l.. Home died found suspended BY the
neck " tn his hands tied behind him 1t is sup
posed he has been murdered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Rrother.jn-laW Casey.

The Philadelphia Inq~irer's special from WASH
/ gton says: Casey left here for Now Orleans on
htu,day afternoon in ignorance of the impend-
h blow, and happy over the settlement Of su-
|ar case in which his share OF the confscated SUI
lar was only s3O.O0ol In the three years hs has
eld the Office he has amassed fortune, bat it
lin be severe blow to have to let go. ~ -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

While there is much talk Of y water famine in
. great cities, and care being exercised to pre-
mt waste, Wilmington seems to enjoy her usual
Spply, pure a. crystal. which only requires the
bdton Of Waltons ice to make 1t delightfully."-
kfreshing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Proceedings Of Congress.

:. IN the Senate, Tuesday, the bill to amend the
enforcement s act, providing for the appointment
oi federal supervisors at each voting prrcinct,
was passed, after the amendments offered forbid.
tng me presence Of troops at the polls, and for.
p,udlng the supervisoS from directing them, had
Ieen !, voted down. The bill extending the time
tuI'ng which the President may s,,spend the
laoea corpus was called up and sent over - un-
finished business FIR Wednesday.
The House spent the session in committee Of
me whole on the tariff till, and added lumber
ana II. manufactures and sized paper to the sec.
aea 10 which reduces existing duties u ~ per gent,
Vi snelr present amount. b.8 w J
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
By Telegra ph to the Daily Gazette.
PENNSYLVANIA.


PoTTsvILLE, May 10.
Michael Cook was assaulted on Mount Carbon
bridge at two o'clock this morning by Cornelius
Clifford and thrown into the canal, where his body
was found to-day. Clifford is . boatman and was
arrested at Schuylkil Haven.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

AAk United States Of Asnenca are blessed with
tSwenty,seven thriving postsl-teuss bearing the
non1rsd name Of Washington, ninatssa owning
.ne nard-headsd title OF jackson, and any guam
ns .. other places which are repeated aud rs-rs-
w.. r.'u IN ths postal directory sMtil one wonders
wny people don't stop calling contiguous towns
aMer a each other. or Why they are % an n1ious to
SsA s plscs ~ oas Stass by can honored name
Ssc.use another place in smother State is called
oy me aams respectable esSnohen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is.
Cotton dull; 23%a24A
Flour demand light; holders firm: superhne
S6aS6].: extras t7a47s4; Penna extra family,
- 25a$lO.
Rye -four held e6a$6H.
Corn meal. Brandywins. quoted e3 10.
Wheat held firmly: Red s2 %; inferior white,
81 35.
Rye dull: 81.
Corn, in demand; yellow, 10 cts; mixed west
srn, - t. 20 cts.
Oats. unchanged. white, 81 to Gu cts; mixed. o.
to SIS cts. =
Mess Pork. dull IA cts.
Wh,skey dull; 80 cts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Great Britain.

LONDON, May l4.-The: London journals this
morning devote much space in their editorial
columns to the remarks upon explana tions
regarding the indirect claims and the position
Of the English Government made in the House
Of Lords last night, by Earl Granville, and in
the House Of Commons by Mr. Gladstone. The
journals approve the negotiations nov pr. .eed-
INK, but doub, the concurrence in them bv the
United States Senate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Harness !!

Haruuss Harness
r IGHr aud HEAVY MARINE made OF III
i 4 best material and by first -clasa workmen on
hand and made to order At very moderate rates.
SADDLES. COLhAkS,,
WHIPS, shkEIS;
BRUSHES. CURRY CONF =
and other articles in their liae on hand and fol
sale tethe lowest city prices.
Repairing neatly done NJ abort p"t'ce.
The public are invited TO give them q call.
WiEL / RLNGWALT.
.n3-tf NJ W. corner "a and Sbiplev SITS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
SECOND EDITION.
B T r ELEG r. A PH.

By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK. May 10.
The Herald publishes the Prea,dent's message
and Official documents in the Treaty case
BY Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
FRANCE.
PARIs. May Is.
Duke DeNoaille has been officially announced
As French Minister to Washington.
By Telegraph to the Daily Gazette.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May ID.
The Carlists that crossed the boundary from
Portugal have been driven back.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

The Japanese ladies have indinantly protested
against the ihsroduction Of chiguous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
bAILY GAZETTE.
H. rerry's election to the U. s. Senate. from
|npecticut, is regarded as a decided defeat oi
Administration in that State in Washington.

THE Democrats aud Radicals Of New York
,,e both hold Conventions to-day. The Demo-
,ts meet at Rochester and the Radicals at Ell
-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
TFETH.

PROFESSOR HUTCHINSON, ND,
@D. d. s.. the PHILADELPHIA DIN
UUYYtoTlST. manufactures the hest and cheap
est ARTIFICIAL TEETH in fhe United States
He makes most heau,ifu! COMPLETE SEjS,
from IS to Sl6 and guarantees them last for ten
years..
charge but for material.
Painless Extr action by Nitrous. Oxide Cas-
cents per Tooth.
College Building, 5l4 Pine ST., ehila'ca
Opsp from A. n. to P. n.
AtPlsass cut this out and give rs call.
jaA2-I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

When is Il man like very troublesome dis
ease? When he Is Ringworm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

THE treaty is saved. This is the congratulatory
\ of the desparing Administrationists but
d where and how its salvationhas been achieved
i not yet transpred. uf... g.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

BY Telegraph to the Daily Gazatte.
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON. May l5.
An area OF cloud and rain will extend eastward
over tho upper lake region and northern portion
OF the Middle States, with, possibly rain over the
Middle States tonight
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-12

SLAVERY IN THE South SEA ISLANDS. -
The slavers of the South Sea Islands
have barbarous way of securing their
human stock in trade. Accordipg 70
Commodore Markham, q British COM
mandar on the Australian station, the
men engaged in the slave trade make
treaties with the chief OF tribe who has
feud on hand to supply him with so
many heads Of his enemies in exchange
for live subjects of his own. There are
different methods of decapitation pur-
sued. The commanders informant had
been an eyewitness Of q scene in which
fhe mnrderera psad their knivea- A
brig lay to off an island of the Solomon
group, and canoe full of men put off to
her from the shore. AZ the canoe passed
under the vessels stern, her stern-boat
which had been loosened on purpose,
was suddenly dropped on it, smashing it
to pieces. Boats were lowered and the
natives pulled into them, but not to be
rescued. AS soon as they were seized,
their heads were cut off over the gun
vale Of the boat with long knives. The
British are taking measures for the sup.
preston of this horrible traffic.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-12
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