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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

The New York Independent speaks
with deserved censure of the untena-
bic claim set up at Geneva for "conse-
quentlal damages" BY IL Commits
%sioners, and suggests the following IL
lustration
"a COW breaks into my garden. My
wife takes up q stick, chases her, and
falls, so rs to break her leg. Is this
and any other consequence OF the mis-
hap to be charged to the neighbor's
COW? Suppose my wife got mad, and
swore at the COW, and the Church dis.
ciplined her. Is this also to be put to
the cows account? Indeed, the prin-
ciple OF consequential damages seems
to us so absurd that we do not are
what our Government does in the mat
~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

SINGULAR AxrEsIAN WE'LL DEvEL,
orMESrs.-The Sonoma Democrat o.
March 10Th, says:
It has been claimed by scientific men
that Russian river, at one time, flowed
through Santa Rosa aud Petaluma val
leys, and emptied into San Pablo bay,
BY way of Petaluma creek. A recent
discovery, made while boring an arte'
sim We'll Oh the Petaluma flats, ap.
pears to substantiate this theory. Mr.,
Hill. who resides about 4 mile below
the city of Petaluma, recently had al
artesian we'll sunk on his place, and
when the depth of 200 feet was reached
the drill brought to tho surface first
the bark and then the wood Of a red.
wood tree in a perfect state of preser.
walton. After striking the top bark,
they bored through four feet, and
brought up the bottom bark, showing
the tree to be four feet in diameter.
Another artesian we'll was Sink ten
miles below the one already spoken
OF. one mile out on the marsh, imme.
d;a,ely Oh the edge Of Petalums creek,
and when about the same depth, the
same material was brought to the sur
face. also in 4 state of perfect preser-
walton. In both Instances flowing
water was struck ut a depth of about
80 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

The victories Of the German armies
have been the subject Of series Of lee
lures before the students of the Mill
tary School at Cassel. The lecturer
attributed tho success Of the German
armies to tho efforts exerted by the
commanders to secure the offensive,
and to constantly keep tho initiative
of military movements In their own
hands. IN this way the moral force OF
attack Is increased with every success
full action, while the consciousness OF
being on the defensive depresses the
other army.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

A GENERAL movement Is reported
among the mechanics and lahorers OF
New York for a strike on April lst, in
order to secure the vigorous enforce
ment Of the eisht-hour law. The male
employees Of a large printing establish
ment, at Syracuse, n. Y, have struck
in consequence Of the Introduction OF
female compositors at low wages. The
men say that they r not hostile tc
female printers. but Insist that the
women shall receive a fair price for
their work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

McGENRRY. the gentleman who dis
covered the district Of that name, says
the Eureka Sea,iael Of the 18th instant,
was in town yesterday, and we learn
that water was struck Oh the Jo-
sephine, the leading mine Of the camp,
at \ depth of sixty-tivs feet. This nee
essitated the running OF tunnel which
is progressing finely. The ledge will
he tapped nc a much greater depth
within a very short time, when n more
intelligent opinion car be formed OF
the value and permanency Of the
mines OF the district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21
PROGRESSIVE JAPs.

The Japanese students at the Uni
ted States Naval Academy at Annapc-
lis, Nd, have been the subject Of a
report from Commodore John I. Wor-
den. the superintendent Of that insti-
tuition, to the Secretary Of the Navy.
There are at present two Japanese
students at Annapolis, Zun Tow Mat
zmulla, who entered In December,
1859, and koroka Katz, who was ad-
mitted In June, 1871. The average
standing of these young mel is fair,
and their conduct Is excellent, and
they do not interfere in any way with
the discipline of the Academy. A
third japanese, Use Sataro, was admit
ted to the Naval Academy in Decem.
Der, 1869, but, In consequence Of his
imperfect knowledge of the English
language, lie has recently left the in
stitutiou for a private school, for the
purpose of better fitting himself for
the course. Matzmulla, during his
second academic year, in a class OF
forty-iive members, stood number eight
in mathematics, eleven In chemistry,
fifteen in French, forty-one in seaman
ship. thir,y-three in geography, ana
twen,y-Slx In the respective branches
Of drawing, history and rhetoric. Ko'
rolsa Katz, during the last three
months, in a class. of eighty-nine mem'
bers stood number forty-one In mathe'
MATES, t~hirty-eight in seamanship,
tifty.nine in grammar, and flfty-ono IN
the respective branches Of French and
history. All charges for these studeats
are paid by the japanese Government
and they consequently add nothing tc
the expenses of the Academy. The
Japanese cadct-midshipcen nre sub
iect to the same rules and routine o.
duty rs the other students, and they
attend morning prayers and devine
worship, exhibiting interest in the ser
vices and paying respectful attention
to religious instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21
currency

In Massachusetts,. it is said, the pas
sage of a law is contemplated prohibit
ing people from sneezing. without
taking out a license. The bill is a
satire on the penchant Of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature for regulating
everything.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

OK the 4th instant Congressman
Kendall introduced n bill to grant the
right of way through the Public land;
to the Eastern Nevada Railroad Com
pany. The grant is for go feet or
each side Of tho road, including neces
sary land for stations, depots, ETC., con
ditional on the completion Of the en-
tire road within two years. Mr.. Ken
dali has our thanks for q copy Of thu
hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

SOME Of the towns in Vermont hay,
ing vaccinatsd most Of their popula-
ton, are now q little inclined to grum'
Bile because the smallpox does not
come along. There Is a general feel
ing there that all the trouble has been
taken for nothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

Norm GERMANY has at her disposal
m army OF 100. 900 men France will
soon have 600, 900; Austria has more
than 600, 900, and In a few years Rus
STA will have $1,000, OOO. The entire
los, Of Germany in the recent cam
paign 1, stated to have been lSo,OOC
man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

A Ru1SocEnos was lately added to a
menagerie in Cincinnati, which was
imported direct from the Island Of STU
matra. its original cost was $4,000
in gold, and when landed at Cincin-
natl, the costs had amounted to $ll,S 5O
ciirrancy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21
The shipments of bullion from the
Raymond s. Ely mine from March LIST
to 18th. aggregate &l6o, 600, equal to a
production Of $500 900 for the month.

AT a dinner party In Paris, given by
an American, each guest found a valu-
able souvenir under his or her plate.
The ladies received rings, bouquet
holders, lockets or fans; the gentle
men, ~clgar-cases, pocket-books etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

INJUREp.-The Reese River RecsiHe
OF Saturday says: We learned just rs
we were going to press that William
Brandt fell with the a over the dump
at the Star OF Nevada tunnel, injuring
himself quite severely, but to what eX-
tent we did not learn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

DENNIS DISHONESTY adyertises as
follows in the Columbus Republican
AZ hereby give notice that my wife
Bridget, has left my bed aud board,
and that 1 will not pay her debts, as
we are not married,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21
NAMED HERoxs.-The Sacramento

MANNED HERoEs.-The Sacramento
Record Of Monday says: Among the
passengers who passed through the
city on Saturday were General o. How
ard. and Captain Wilkinson, OF the
army, on their way to Arizona. The
General lost his right arm at the battle
Of Fair Oaks, In connection with which
it is related that General kearney, who
had lost his left arm in Mexico, meet
ing General Howard on the battle field
proposed that In future they should
buy their gloves In partnership.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

VIcE-PRRsrDENT CoLrAN says that
the happiest days of his life were when
he was q printer. Come to our office.
Schuyler. and you shall have the old
familiar joy at % cents per thousand
ems,-LOteeM Courier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21
Al rTRRELL oHAs. CUNNING

TYRRELL d CUMMINGS,
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS, GENERAL
u Engineers, Draughtsmen and Manufacturers
Of Quartz mill and Mining Machinery Of all de-
scriptions. All orders nlled with ~promptness
and dispatch. and at the Lowest Rates.
OFFICE- $40 south @ street, On the
Divide, VirGinia, Nov.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-21

ORES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION
Carefully reported on, by results from one ounce
assays.
Having Fifteen Years experience In the Assay
Ing business on the Pacific Coast, accurate 70
turns can he guaranteed.
Assays to conform TO the U. 8. Mint returnt
CHARGES AT SAN FRANCISCO RATES
II. HARRIS.
Silver City, March q, 1872. mar21.tf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-20
Gin bepauerlaeDcr 3uftano>

s. If cine ~betrabenoe @ade. nur balls Gebenb fttn Qeben ~
uerbrtu sen. Dennpa etebt IS Iau{saee. teec esp5pnlihe,
8utanb tin 3ufanb ter Grmattun8 uno 5dpl6e ii. Stt
Hagen aber tetne ~beiontere Rrlutbeit; Rs l.ilen !einen BE-
film teR s&mers; absr fe beben an benz, pas ee'ftees ODE,
innlides 0erenuaen eea abrr. !stnen @enuB. Sn neun un.
ter sebn JdQsn entt,tt b,eter Watttetettsz unb Starrbeitss
3ufanb aus einem trantbaftsa Waeeu. !. gert auun 5slstteu
serfDrt bic i6'perlt&e uno eetatse Gners'e. Msun bic d.
nusuna bss &0rrers ntbt burd etne esb6rtee 1eee!md6tse W.
limitation ts Nabrunesar hss srfest ptro, fu punsert jeees
Organ unb iebe 2ebenstbatisfett II iro ;ert5rt.
Stun, mas rdtt Der seiunbe Menfbsnpertanh unter bieien
umftdnten Der Ntebergt fol- scnbeit an? 1as SYfem bsba1f
uufruttelune unb Rtattt9un9; ni&t blrb auf cine Gtunbe
pber 3ret nm bann tn etnem ldmner'idseren 1nfdno ais ie III
per(tnten (w,e e8 ftterlih ntr NaQ iein ruroe, nsnn man lin
gen bnltets alcpbplddes Rsi5utttel gsbrau6ts) f~onpsrn Dir
Vrurb aus unb tur tie Douer.
gDte TT pieler puuf6enswest5e 2ref III erreidea? DteNnt.
mort af btrfe Iraee, Behuet anf bic unvfrcnberl,6e GRAB.
run8 zines brbunf erts. TT lsi1t eeseben. JlbBs neus
Rra't tn bic Rerbauunaaora"ns bur6 E ne Sur Dsn Softet'
nenoRne tenperarer 3ellm tttel. fDnc ern efuede oa6 GpRem
baturd, ba6 Du bic Queue ptnfiiher Rrc # UNI @nerete. bas
arpBe lrean rteberberffeQh. pon reldem ale aHpereu Dr.
game TIRE Hotrun9 unb uutertusung e%mrfau9er.
Wenn ttnOueenp Nprtipnen DIS erpBen ssne!at if9enStdr
tuness unb 8rd'ttl unes m,ttels etnasnrmmen fsn merben.
miro Der f9rddt6e RDrper os GerDauune %slettenben fetnen
wpblttusnren GtnFuB III tnb'en anfanan. DerMppetit piro
fummen uno NIT benz u rpstlt bic Jd5tet,it tas su Otrbauen.
rDuad e. Serlanet. Derbarre bei Dem Milttl BIS bic Sur
upaenret ia, bio ee'unbes Btut, bas sestanet if, UNI Strff au
5letf& unb Musteln, Rnohtn uao 9terSsn unsStrn su eepen,
nit wesaem fe bisb r unppltummen erndb t ppsben fno.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-20
lteber ben nmeana nit Ggccmmr,.
: + ~. -'s4 i1tctvteu.

Son u~ltramontoner 5eite III bere{ts
oarauf aufmerflam semadt morpen, boe
ben grcommunicir1en DIR 8erfebr mi!
Den nd@fen Mn9eb6ri9en nt6t perbpten
1T. Wir mouen nut binsuf usen, oob
oieler Gerfebr ftp nur auf pie aQernotb=
m%enotefen Mittbeilunoen unp 5anprefz
&unsen au bel@ranten bat. 2dneere g.
iprd@e, aud NIT Dem eteenen @robpater,
penn oerielbe Don Dem sroBen 8ann be-
troHt1 it, 1ino ni6t 9eltattet. Nur bic
S@mte8ermutter> wenn fle niat BET @ttmz
n1un9. Der S9wie9eriobn, 1pen1, er nidt
BEL Cafe 1T, uno Der Better, .penn er 3u
unaeleeener 3eit fommt> senieben poIs
@e%rfebrsfreibett.
Son aneeren perlonen baben f9 fol-
Aence auf bic fol9euce @eile rem ST.
communication eeeenQber 3u serbalten,
Der B%rieftrdser. @r befeut apar BIT
Brtefe an ben Grcommuntcaten, retb1
aber betm jepe8malisen &ommen ben
&lin9elau9 ob, webweeen ct fl9 NIT einem
81 perlu@t" befenS ent1tulpiot
Der u~ Geuer @rluate. Diro man
an Der @trabe Don einem @etfu9nn un
Geuer an9eiproden, 10 mtufdbrt man ibm
swar> fi9t aber, nahpem Der @lenpe id
feline @iearre anAeSuneet bat, pie Wort'
bin3u nBei pieier @sls9enbeit e~eftatter
Sie mir ju9leid> 6ohYsrebrter, paB i'd
Sbnen btermit coe spf9e Jeuer ali Der
6al6 winfde"
Der Mlrtb, Der &sQner uno RAJ
S6enfmdcden. Disie cret psrl Toner
outfen Dem Banntr6ser ale ron tbm Be:
iteQten Spetien uno Uetrdnfe psrabret:
den, itno jeeod uerpRi9tet, .beim SerYi:
rem Elm bsimlthe6 Dat Du paran er;
fiden m69s1t! !" Dor ftp binSumurmeln
Der Btttler menn er pom etnen
@rcommunicirten cine 0abe erbqlten bat
e%ntfernt lt6 NIT ben Woltsn: u9obn
otr'6 BET 9enfer"
Der @teuerbote bat 1einem Muf traa,
nt9t6 petter btniuiufiaen, pa er an uni
fir it9 I9on einen unan9enebmen Gin:
pruf mabt.
Der Gduber. Nub Der HGuber fam
f9 nit Dem ubltten ; liza b>urse on
la vie!" - begnIeen, pa pieie einfahs
Gormel l&on einen Deyfluhtetllsen Slang
bat.
@tr bofen, eaB IN iere Grfldrun9en
Wan9en Dor oev AUD idon efltgen ) X:
communicate minor rer unYermeielt>
den Gclse zines unseb6rieen &erfebrd
NIT per audten Menihen belpobren per>
ben. SoQten in belon1eren GdQen nod
3weift pbwalten> 70 itno mir bereit, aui
~franfirte Nnfra9en erib5pfeno uno pur1>
aus la9rtbtts gu erwicern.
(&lacreracatIh.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-20
ber abermals 81 2tter WaGer eeeoGeu,
IL @tunoen fteben 9elo7en, bieMi6une

ber abernals 81 2iter WaGer 9eeoGeu,
IL @tunoen fteben eeloFer, bieMi}9une
wieoer a%us8eprebt ea6 Nu6seprebte ~
Dem f9on Serber auseeprebten Safte suz
eefaet, bas @an;e in clue Butte eebra6t
uno 80 Bis Sc Yfuns 3uder nebf IA
unsen roben eepuloerten Deinfstn 3ueez
mil9t, piele Wil9un9 rebt Dur9einonz
per9erlbrt, 70 Yiel Dai1er 3uee(ebt, tab
Gas sanse @emen9e 40 3iter betrdat, bic
Butte nit @dden bepedt an etnen1 1par;
men Srt 9eiteut, BET Der btnnen etnem
ooer b6&f 3uet Gasen etntrstenoen@ db>
run9 6iters ab9ei@dumt, auf etn re9t
fart eei@wefeltes JaB eebra9t, cine in
&alfwa0er eetaudte @losrSbre ouf 'oas
SYunrlo& seiebt, mad a6ttdsiser @dbs
run9 pteoer ab9efo&en, auf etn ntdt
sel@wsfelte6 GaB aebra@t psnn IS nidt
re&t beQ 1T, seid6nt eann auf farts
@bampa9nerlal@en se3o9en uno nit
ptele ;u8ema@t. Nah bem1elben@ eriab,
rem fam man etnen 1ebr euten> ni9i
moulirenoen @etn erbalten. menr man
bic pom Trub abefp6ene6lllfefeit oann
mad Der Metbope Der Sbersdbre wte UNI
ter 1. bebaneelt, na9 beenoister@ dbruna
feds Monate lte9en ldbt, bonn auf Elm
anoere6 reine6 GaB ab5tebt uno menn
ie ni6t gang beu lein ioute, 1dDnt. Man
fonn au@ 5urBereitun9 zines Sobanni6>
beerdampagner8 auf 1 Suentden Saf1
3pet Auent9en @a11er unD rreipterte]
piuno3uder nebmen uno nod beenot9te'
6auptsdbrun9 auf GbanpasnsrF alder
ftuen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-20
Gie <parD
@rmte= II. Mdbmai@ine,
it be0er In sielen 9inl9ten, ais ireenb tpelde an
bere Waf9ine gum @9neiten DON
@etretbe ODER @ras.

1. Ste IL fart uub bauerbat uub bod eRfad In ibrer
3pnfruftirn.
2. Sse arbsit.t lesat; ibr Bug tetrdet nur etrca 20s
Plumb.
8. sic etfpart 3eit una @etretb. unb bat tn bisfsr Beste-
bune ntdt Ii. eselst6en.
a.. sic tdnat oaes ausssbhlste @etreibe uub lVe Netrsn
HI etnem baiu teftrnmten Ruden nuf.
5. 3pei poer bret 8iater ii. men, renn eepIuI DIT. let4t
unb Rder rarauf crse'.n.
6 Ste brtnst bas seidn+ttene 9 etreibe In stnen Drabtbe.
t6Ner, BON treldem folhaa letdt on ben Binpern abeenpm>
men uerben faan, rbae bic Sdnbe Su perlesen.
z. Das @etret { piro bu,6 breitt Shaufe1n. ntnelf beren
aQe auseebalst,n R6rner unb iofe Mebreu oeiarmelt unb In
BEN &aften aefatrt rerbeu, auf ein blot %esfpaIntss Sud sc.
hoben.
8. Sts b.bt bus @etretbe. Oh foldes feu8t pber trOcen IN.
NIT weuteer Rsibuns unp Eraftautuanp ais tr8enb cine an
bere unb rbne 3u fntden.
9. Der Biat etaasn ldst fd %aufbatsn. ~ sae bic Ma1@iu
letGt bur& pfurt n patHrea tam.
~: Dtefslbe piro uou etusm @efpaun gferb be nit eeid-
ttetett stpsen.
II. Dtelelbe n NIT elmer @dbmafdin. erRer Aualudt,
NIT %bteefamer e&neieehanae, auf smet @asern unt ls!ht &C.
bobsn uue nteberslafen' NIT %lanef1mer Beoeauns fur Ge.
treble unb i&neQer Bemteune fur @ras %eoub,ntrt.
IL. SIC srntet &uer @et,ebe uno @ras leitter, btateer
unb f%prsfalter, NIT meatssr 8et, asbti' uab @elS als iroenb
sne anbere Nafttae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-06-20
ppfQnmet1unge

IN renu3irten Staten,
aatlbar bet allen Ypfdmteru In
Dfut{9lanb,
2urembur9,
ben NteperlanpeR,
Ddnemarf,
Nprw e9et unc
g 4weben.
Btuius Brp'S u. Dunbar,
aeatea ~ Nsrbbeutfaeu 2lpsb fir bta 9sfan~et'
8srtebe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-13

CLsP-rRap AND CANr-Invalid reader,
If yon are unwise enough to put yourself
outside Of anv of the nsorh tonics guaran.
teed to contain ''no diffusive s,imulan.. ~
you will inevitably come To grief. Ask
your physician if any liquid preparation.
destitute Of stimulating properties. is wor-
thy Of tho name of tonic. He will tel,
you TO. Shun all sncb nauseous catch
pennies. PLANTATION Blrrxns. the mos,
wholesome invignrnnt in the world. owes
the rapidi,y with which it relieves the
disordercd stomach aud the shattered
nerves 70 tue diffusive agent which con.
vcys its medicinal ingredients to the seat of
the complaint. Tina. agcn, is the spiri, Of
the sugar cane. the most nutritious and
agreeable of all the varieties Of alcoho! -
Tho medicinal Ingredients Of the Bit,crs.
valuable A. they are. would be compare.
lively useless without this dis,ribntivc
basis. They would ferment and sour
Beware. Is you hope for health. of the
horribly compounds Of refuse drugs in a
state Of fermentation which humburs are
endeavoring to foist upon tue public a.
medicines
~Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covcry will not raise the dead. but it will
benefit and cure the living. For all severe
Coughs. Throat and Bronchial diseases i,
has never been equaled.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-13

hsr a god hoops. IL Of is,n. .ix. aud /.
Of wood. not less than twelve. sud az leaSs
mot lc& than tselse on Ill ds.ile barrels
and hosshesds and Il any eask csn.a,n-
ing such liquos shall Be ioaad deficient ia
any Of these respects By sasd g.user. he
ssali direct il 20 b enspcrcd or other
cssks substituted fhsrefus. al the expen.e
Of the owner or seller: and ;f sach ea>k
shall be found tn be .f,asd.lcssis made.
the owner or seller there"f. or his agent.
shsll forfeit The eask 10 the use Of the
State.
See. 5. And Re IL enacted, That the
said guagers. in order to ascertain the ca.
paci'y Of casks. shall confirm tn the Bal
timore standard Of wiue measure. and ii
any ea.k or vessel eauged or marked BY
said gauger, shall in les capacity be found
lacking ~ exceeding one or more eallons
in any barsel. @ tso o. more salloas in
. cask OF larger sise. the gauccr shall
forfeit end paw too dollars for each gallon
50 lacking or exeeeding the number Of
gallons marked BY him on tho cask.
Sec. 8. And be it enacted. That If
any person shall alter any mark or number
marked or set down BY any gsuger. thereby
IN deceive and defraad the purchaser of
Distilled spirits. wine. nolas.es. or other
liquid merchandise. 50 gagged and mark
ed. or shsll put any false mark or number
on said cask. or upon any certificate in
tended to counserfeis the mark or mum.
bers Of the saugcs. he shall fcrfcis and
pay twenty dollars fy every offence. one
half to the mformer. and the other half
to the use Of the State.
Sec. !. And be il enacted. That ev-
cry gauger % licensed shall be entitled TO
demand and receive from the person OF
whose request he shalt gauge any cask or
casks. the following fees. 10 Wit : for gang.
ing casks not excccding forty gallons. ten
cents per cask, for casks Of larger size ff.
teen cents.
See. 8. Aud be il enacted. That an7
person not being properly licensed who
shall act Is . gauger. or being so licensed.
shall act as said gaugcr outside of the lin
its Of the said city. shall fcrfei, and pay
to the Sheriff of tho city the sun of three
hundred dollars: said penalty to be i'm
posed rs dnc BY the Criminal Court on
presentment and indictment By tho Grand
jury and conviction in due course Of law.
and onc,hird of the penalty shall be paid
BY the Sheriff to the informer. and tho
residue shall he accounted for by the
Sheriff to the Treasury as other fines: il
any person so licensed shall be guilty ola
fraud by reason Of = c"llusion with any
parties. he shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demcanor. and shall. on prcscnt,neut and
indictment therefor and conviction there
Of. forfeit and pay finc Of not less than
five hundred dollars or more than one
thousand dollars. for every such offence.
or be imprisoned. in the discretion of the
Court. for u time not exceeding three
years. or both. aud shall also be liatl,, in
damages at the suit of the party accrievcd
Sec. 9. And hc it enacted. That this
Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its passage. and all Acts or parts
of Acts inconsis,cnt herewith are hereby
repealed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-13
BALTIMORE MAREETS.

WHEAT.-The marie, for Wheat Ia. been
marked by great dullEess during the entire
"eek, with small receipts and very little demand.
anc al the Close prices may be written sEs 10
cents lover. he sales foot up IL, 600 bushels
as follows OF Southern ] 900 white a, gas
chts and ]. 500 red at lso6r,?05 cents: Niehi-
gan loo amber At 2osta3is cents, and 600
caoicc white a. 2i0 CENTS; Western 500 choice
white At 80 cents. and I, 500 red at 1900 400
~ents; and 2. oeV Pesnsy!vania red q, .oafs,;n
csais. The market closes dun and weak, and
we quote Sosibtru and Western at ?00s ,lo
eenis for white, and iso(a,:oo eenu Tor rcd
enosce NichigAa white :lo ccats, snber .,
sostS2is csats and Pennsylvania red q, zoo
cen,s Fea
/. coRS.--The Easke, for Corn duriur the week
mas eeen dnli and dropping aud prices are
cer's lower FOE all kinds At The close. The re-
cepss were iA.s, with sales amounting TO rs 600
hesheis % follows, viz Southefn so, 600 v hsse
Ist-so csnt. Isl 900 yellow ~ Ssts7: cents
Wes'era Loco white o. the s,os Al ga csnts.
ard s,oeo 20 arrive ca private terms. 10. oos
nised 10 pe-s'cT ), &C t.z.s, s.ece 10. ca