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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02
TO THE FIRST WARD LIBERAL
ELECTORS, GOLD HILL.

The electors Of the First Ward, Gold Hill,
who have viewed with apprehension the vast
strides made of late years in tho GENERALIZATION
OF the civil and political rights Of tho nation
into the hands OF the General Government
thereof, to the subversion OF tho prerogatives
OF the States, guaranteed By the Constitution;
DESTROYS also OF efrccting a reform In the admin
i~stration OF the Government Of tho Union, by
discriminating It from the corrupt influences OF
the Infamous rings that have so long held sway
over it: aud believing that the election OF Gree
ley and Brown, by q united, Arm aud earnest
action OF the people, would restore the govern.
ment Of our country to tho purity, restrlctiona
and conditions held sacred BY the Fathers OF
the Republic, will meet on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, September Sd, at Miners Union Hall, to
perfect ali organization TO assist In accomplish.
ing these patriotic and desirable changes.
God Hill. August 81, 1871 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02
AaASSIZ.

We learn from the San Francisco
Cal that the great savan. Professor
Agassiz, arrived there Oh Saturday, In
the United States steamer Hassler, and
from that paper We take the following
description Of him: "He Is a man
whose appearance would arrest the
attention of an observer at once, and
tho intellectual light which beams
from hls countenance seems to be the
irradlation Of such q mind as his. The
gray hair and thick gray beard which
he wears impart a venerable appear
ance to his whole person. He Il very
broad across the shoulders, which cir
cumstance makes him appear lower in
stature than he really Is" We under
stand that his glacial theory has been
fully confirmed by his recent research
es. He has collected over n hundred
thousand valuable specimens. Inc
Hassler LEFT Boston December 4, 1871,
touching at St. Thomas, Barhadoes,
Pernsmbuco, Rio Janeiro, Montevideo,
the Gulf Of Matias, and at many
places In the Straits Of Magellan,
where they made some very interesting
collections Of submarine, geological
and geological specimens, occupying
three weeks in passing through. They
also touched at the Island of Juan
Fernandez, made famous by the story
OF Robinson Crusoe. The next port
was Valparaiso, where they remained
two weeks repairing the engine. At
Panama they remained n month.
They also touched ut Acapulco and
Magdalena Bay. Louis Asassiz is Of
French descent, and was born in Swift
zerland OH the 2Sth Of May, 1907. His
family were among the Huguenoss
who were driven from France by the
edict Of Nantes. At the close Of 1917
Abbott Lawrence founded the Scientific
School In Cambridge, and a professor
ship Of zoology and geology was
offered Mr.. Agassiz, which lie accepted,
after having obtained from his Govern
ment an honorable discharge Of his
obligations to them, since which time
he has resided In the United States.
He IL genial and simple In his man.
ners, rs great men almost invariably
are. All honor to such men,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02

Hrs biographer relates that when
Horace Greeley was an urchin at
school, he would stand and take a
threshing from a boy of inferior size,
being too timid to fight, and not hav-
Ing sense enough to run away. That
boyish inflrmity Of purpose seems to
have been overcome in ripper years. rs
about the time of Bull Run, the fear
less patriot was found recklessly swing
Ing his old white hat, shouting, "On
to Richmond :" and otherwise mani
testing a willingness to sacrifice all
his wifs's poor relations on the altar OF
his country,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02

SrRucK IT RIcm.-C. II. Cummings,
q cashier Of the Sacramento Valley
Railroad, and Governor Stamford,
says the Sacramento Record Of Satur-
day, are the owners Of u niue In Ell
Dorado county, which Is now belmg
worked and has developed such fine
ore that they have been offered $780,
0O0 for tue claim. This, We UNDER
stand. they have refused aud ask a half
a million. Mr.. Cummings owns two
thirds and Governor Stanford one
third.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02

TIE Virginia City correspondent Of
the Reno Journal, in its issue Satur-
day, says the following:
Both Jones and Sharon are mining
capitalists, or in other words specula-
tors /; they are the two chief bulls and
bears OF the mining market ; II Jones
an get n corner" on Sharon he does
it, and v~iee-versa this effects the
market and the people suffer thereby.
My opinion is that one Is as needless Of
the interests of the community as the
other. If Mr.. Jones, in fact, Is any
better than Mr.. Sharon. and Is In the
favor of the people, holding the mines
and working them, then, long since he
should have returned home. and put
this theory into practical operations,
instead Of spending his time OIL Cali
fOrnia street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02

WAsHoE CITY.-Those who imagine
Washoe City will be no more after the
V. & I. K. r. commences running
through trains to Carson, are slightly
mistaken Indeed, 1t Is more than
likely that washoe will be llvelier
than ever. We understand the rail-
road company have purchased four
mills In that vicinity aud propose to
make business for the road. The far
mers through the country are happy
aud content. They have reaped a rich
aud abundant harvest. We are glad
OF it.-Reno State Journal, dug. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02

A. DELANo, familiarity known In So
clal aud literary circle, AZ "Old
Block banker Of Grass Valley, was
married last Tuesday to Miss Maria
Harmon Of Warren, Ohio. The event
took place at Truckee, where he await
ed her arrival on the cars from the
East, three hours afterward the twain
being made one flesh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02
AT a recent meeting Of the California

AT a recent meeting Of the California
Academy Of Sciences specimen was
presented by one Of the members Of a
rare mineral that exists in some part
Of the State Of Nevada. He had re-
ceived it from persons who conceived
1t was a material Of great value, and
who declined to designate the precise
locality OF its existance. He had found
the mineral to be q pure form Of titan
tic acid. 1t was n little remarkable as
y singular formation, but he believed
It had 10 commercial value Of utility.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02

TIE New York San says that in
New Orleans 1t Is considered an estab-
lished fact that persons who do not
contract tho yellow fever within three
days after exposure to the contaglon
will not contract it ut all. The Sun,
however, Is mistaken. We have known
persons to remain in New Orleans
while the yellow fever was prevailing,
for weeks, with exemption from its at
tacks, who were It's victims a. last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02

HE Hon. j. Medley johnson died at
Salt Lake on Saturday last. He was
formerly Governor of California, and
was at n time Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Nevada.
, 1872-01-09
From the London Times, Dec6r. is, 1879
SPAIN AND CUBA.
(FRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

MADRID, Dec. 12.
For a long time it has been considered "un-
patriotic" among the Press of Madrid to make
any references to the question of Cuba. 4 sort
of league to this effect has been religiousiy
observed, and any bold editor who ventured to
say a word was instantly dubbed a "filibuster'
by all the others. Besides the kilograms which
the Government papers now and then publish
from the authorities Of the iSland-all tending
to give the idea that the Instruction approach
es its end, that important rebels have "pre-
Sented" themselves, and that their chief forces
are now confined to the inaccessible swamps,
marshes, and mountains in the centre of the
island-it was very seldom we in Madrid got
any news about Cuba at all. True, we all
knew that the last Of q new batch Of 5000 or
10000 men had recently sailed from Cadiz, but
this, We were told, was not in consequence of
any fresh demands for troops from the Condo
de Balmaseda, but merely to supply the natural
"bajaS" in the forces already sent out Up to
to-day the number of troops despatched from
Spain since the breaking out of the insurrection
in October, 1868, exceeds $4,000. The num-
Der of Volunteers of Cuba, enlisted to serve in
the island as auxiliaries to the troops, has been
permanently kept up at 10000 to so, 900. AT
one time it even reached 10000. o. With all
these immense resources a most d~esultory war
fare has been carried on. Not one pitched
battle has been fought, though there have been
many petty encounters, with frightful slaaght-
err. The world is no stranger to the horrors,
and c~ruelties of this Cuban war" Like. all Civil
Wars, it has abounded in them. Both sides
seems to have committed them. Ihcendiarism,
confiscatiOns, banisbments and executions have
appalled, mankind. General Lersundi has been
superseded by Dulce, and Dulce by Caballero
de Rodas, and Cabellero de Rodas by Balh1a-
soda, yet still the struggle is not at an end,
and, carried on, as it is now, in the Jungle and
the mountains, it may last for years. Public
attention, which had almost gone to sleep about
it, has, however, now been suddenly reused. 4
The first startling intelligence was the arri-
val by telegraph of a list of 81 well4known Ha-
vannah residents, who had been SO Suddenly
shipped off to the Isle of Pines, on suspicion"
Of favoufing the rebellion. . o. asAa
Next came a sad announcement, also by tele-
81 ~ 81 p N--s.-ltE go % G+ta1 f
, 1872-01-09

graph, that there had been some proclamation by
the students of Havannah of the grave of Senor
Castanon, an editor who vas assaSsinated a year
or so back for his pro. Spanish sentiments that
many arrests had been made, and that by
drumhead council of war, held to satisfy the
clamours of the Volunteers who surrounded the
prison to which the silly young fellows had
been taken, eight or ten ofthem had been execu-
ted the very next morning. The anxiety here Is
great in the matter, as the names are not given
in the telegram. The students were nearly all
young men of high family. Who can be sure
that their own friends are not included among
the unhappy ones who have been thus summar-
lily shot.
Then comes q little complication from HaytI.
The notorious American built steamer "H0r
net" about which there have already been
" difficulties" between the Washington and
Madrid Governments, is at Port-au-Prince, with
her lame changed to " La Cuba and supposed
to have arms, &c, on board, bound for the as
sistance of the insurgents. The Spanish Con
sui, while protesting against her being permitted
to depart, was severely handled by the popu-
lace, and had to, take refuge on board the
Spanish war steamer Cherrucca, which was
Watching the Cuba, or Hornet. ~.
OF this affair the Diario de Ia Marina of Ha-
vannah says -
The United States, who have given re-
peated proofs of their prudence and justice,
cannot possibly contend that the Hornet is an
American vessel, for she abandoned that name
and took that of La Cuba, displaying the flag
of the rebels of this island, and in Wilmington,
where she armed, and gave herself the charaC-
ter of a war vessel of the Republic OF Cuba.
After this she was employed bringing Filibus-
ters and munitions of war to the rebels OF this
island, as the rebels themselves have repeated
ly said in their newspapers and 4proclamatlons.
After taking refuge in Port-au-P Prince. she was
called Carlos Manuel Cespedes' steamer Cuba,
and bOasted of being the property Of the Cuban
Republic. All this gives her the character OF
a pirate, and, consequently, Spain cannot be
solicited to cease from pursuit of her, Her
capture by the nation she has offended ought to
be consented to. The American, Government
cannot have any duties to protect in any way
vessels which in appearance possess legal or
formal documents when those vessels have posi-
lively lost their nationality, and are found
employed in conveying flibusters, arms, and
munitions of war; ..ts
Right on the top of this comes direct from
Washington a telegram with General Grants
reference with Cuba in his Message.
The receipt of this telegram from Washing
ton has caused even more excitement than the
student affair or the Hornet business. T9e
Press teens with anathemas on all who would
seek to interfere between Spain and her rebel
colonists, and with urgent appeals to patrio-
'tism. The Government are implored to show
activity and resolution. To their credit, [
must say, the Government seem fully alive to
the danger before them. They have held nu-
merous councils, in which Cuba alone was
treated of. At one of these King Amadeo was
present, and, with the courage of his race, ex-
, 1872-01-09
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Stri5liaasir6, 81, grniz,
TUESDAY 9TH JANUARY 1872.

His Excellency Governor Billie arrived
on Sunday last at West End from St.
Thomas onboard of the steam Frigate
"Jylland," and came up here in the night.
It is said that His Excellency will leave
again tomorrow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17
J. A.RAUM HAS
The Old Family Journal.
me Champion ofLight weights.


Inst IS our parer IS ready fer the press the
Stnlris.5rn Reg,str,-lisht champion Of
light Weishts.'-comes to US with nearly four
columns Of weak squibs, directed against the
Free Press-the editor first having retreated
from our charges Of last week and sought
safety behind a breast-woIk Of indignant de-
mails.
We haven't time to refer % more than .
couple Of them. That the REGISTER is the organ
ofradicalism il Jefferson Is patent TO those whS
have observed how studiously it has avoided a
single word in support Of the New Constitu-
ton or State Ticket IL boasts Of its iadePen-
dsucs. but hasn't enough Of that article to ex-
press an opinion or a subject f,aught with the
dearest interest Of Tire people Of the Stale.
As 70 tie lester Of Mr Davies, published by
Us last week. being s'olsa, as asse.te by the
EeHs,er. we win only remark, without graft
flying the curiosity Of .he editor as 90 how We
became possessed Of it. that II stolen be had
better ferret ont the dishenes: Of the habitues
Of his establishment; If not stolen, the editor
simply lies-aaier a misrepresentation.
Maybe It viii be advisable to Frose-Ete your
inquiries yet more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17
MARRIED.

On .le Gin inst, Jv ..e7. J. ". P-att, at the
-es.deIce O Col 4a~ahau Mcdonald, Mr. JOHN
b. o-ANAED and n iss sue l., daughter OF
Col A1rrs Ntpo-sid, decd.
Gu So d,v u..lt. d.. n inst, En- feesbu~- jOI Y
e. ~cAVTiS nd Mss SARAH !. e. o. FOR
s. q, 0o,- o. B.'luo e.
INF ''sbo-ou-h. on tie 9Th inst. bv Rev :. 5.
Hepb on. 1uj.e JOIN WHY TOOK, OF Ltle
IocL. A L., acd Mss VIRGINIA TAYLOR.
81 Frederick c.ly, No, BY Rev. D.. Zecla-'as
o. tre Cd OF Julv. ThOS. FISH II, o. Point Of
Rocks. 10 Miss SA4LlE LONG, Of Lo.doUn coun-
y. Va.
At the residence Of the brides flthe-, in Bruce
town, Va, on July 3,st, by Rev. john p. Hyde,
CHARLES p. BODLN, toNiss NARY Y. BECK
EE, both Of -ede lex county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17

Er 1.-THE proposed Constitution is reject
Cd, IN little while the White people Of Jetfer-
son may find themselves in the prcdicameut
they were in lS69-when by a fusionl lS4
votes elected M Geo. NJ Be'tzhoover, and
l27 Nr. J. j. Miller. over Z. Il. Chambers
and E. Willis Wilson for the Legislature
When II votes were cast in the Township
composed Of CLa5lestovn aud Osburnl and
nine Of the eleven voters were elected to Office :
AMI the voting viii be done and the officers
elected most likely be the identical ones then
favored
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17
DIED.,

On Jle 9Th inst. FANNIE BEVERLY, infant
daughter %, Capt. VIM. y. and Kate ;. NcboAald,
aged g months.
At The residence o. her son, N. 4. ". Chicbes-
ter, near Lees6y--. ON July 3lsi, az an advanced
age, Ars. MARY CHlCH ESTER, colso,t Of tie
late aSor Chichester, O, Loudovn.
Al her la.e residence on German street, Har-i-
so-uu .. on tie 5th inst. after pain ul Illness
Mrs. SARAH Z. WARTNANN, widow Of Wan.
NcK. Wartmen, deed, iu the 6lst year Of her age.
On The o6tb o. Ju'y, near Sc-a0t'e, N s. JULIA
nm UNSELD, wife or VIZ. L. Uascld, aged co
years. s months and is DAYS.
At Castleman's Ferry, Clarke County, Va, on
SUNDAY. l,h inst. CHARLES EARLY MYERS,
AGED Is months and days-son Of George W.
ana Anna z. MYERS, formerly Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17

In the Baptist Church on Sunday last, Rev.
A. !. Huntington, d. D., L. L. d., Professor
Of Language and Literature in Columbian Col
lege. d. c., preached 70 a large congregation
frsr, the text. As live. saith the Lord God,
/ have 10 pleasure IN the death Of the wicked ;
but that the wicked turn from his ways, Eze-
kiel SO. II. TIE sermon was universally
spoken Of as most eloquent and fovcible-
Numbers went % the evening services IN ex-
pectatiou Of enjoying another intellectual and
religious treat, but were disappointed, their
being no servsee.- Winchester Aers. 18th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17
NEW GOODS.

w L are now receiving goods suitable Tor tic
w season, Calicoes Bleached and unbloaohcd
CottonF, Hickory, Striped aud Plaid Couons, Cot
tonades. Linen, DfihiBgs, Notions. Queensware,
Harvest Groceries. G.. 4. and Fine salt. Crushed,
GRADUATED, Powdered. 4. Refined and Brown Su-
CARS. Coffee Green and Io3sied, Nolagcs and SIR
ups Rice, Tea, CIecsc, Naccaroni, Chocolate and
Cocoa, Extract Lemon and Vanilla, Corn Starch.
Jelat'ne, Potomac and n. e. Herring. Mackcrcl
in kits and Half Bbs., shad, SLal Roe, all or
which we offer at low prices for cash or country
produce
juno l5. Is12. KEARSLEY 4 SHEEKER.
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DIR. \. l.. SMITH,
Dentist.

V'ENDERS bis services 10 the citizens 90 Charics-
/ town and vicinity. OlIce 90 residence. Full
upper sets of Teeth, from S2 10 $50 partial ditto
s. 20 $40. Filing from ~ upwards. Extracting
only 20 cents. All work Narrated. and faiisiac-
tion guaranteed. 70 Reference when required.
June %, ls72-ly.
UTINES.-I have just received some very Enc
w Madeira and Port Tor Church and Mcdici-
nal purposes. GEO. =. LIGHT.
DRANDI-The very finest French purc, for
ID sale by GEO. 7. LIGHT.
XTHISkY-Prre Rye, Just received and Tor
w sale by GEO. II. LIGHT.
CHEwING TcBACCO-B. +. Graycly's bcli,
Y ! have nov Tor sale very cheap.
Smoking Tobacco-Pride Of Virginia, 70cb.
Cigars from J.Ij 10 1900 per box: some very
cheap az 800 per box. GEO. r. LIGHT.
NARNlSHES.-Co No !, Copal, Zinc and
Japan. have just received a fresh lot and
viii sell cheaper than ever.
June %, 1872. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17

THE LEAGUES The colored voters are
busily engaged holding their League Meetings,
and are being drilled to the belief that the new
Constitution viii remand them to slavery
Carpct-baggers and scallawags are thus i'm
posing upon their ignorance and credulity.-
The negro vote viii be solid against the Con-
stitution. Can the white man bo mistaken as
20 Ills duty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17
THE PLACE TO
Public Speaking.

Speeches in favor Of the New Constitution
were made at Nabetown, on Tuesday after
noon, by Messrs. j NJ. Mason, G. NJ. Beltz-
hoover, E. Willis Wilson and Z. Il. Butcher
on Wednesday afternoon, at Summit Point, by
Messrs. W. L. Wilson, E. Willis Wilson and
r. II. Butcher. The ability with which the
important subjects embraced in the New Con-
stitution have been, and viii be, presented, en-
cUurages US in the belief that the result will be
gratifying-that very handsome majority
will be rolled up on Thursday next-nOt only
for the proposed organic law Of the State, but
for the State Ticket.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17

BsJ Take our word for tiff the proposed
Constitution is rejected, in a little time regis
tra,ion, and proscriptice laws without number
will be imposed upon you again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17
FOR LEGISLATURE,
JAMES ". SHIRLEY,
/. VI LAKELAND.

CAMP MEETNGs.-The NJ +. Church,
South, will hold Camp Meeting at Bedding
ton, Berkeley county, commencing August
22ud. 4 cordial invitation is extended to
Christians Of every denomination.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-17
. % y wElE Isr-s E1IBIE."

60 d WEAK is % SCRABBLE"
Nevc- was t-ue- sentence written than this
supposed to be wrrug fon the Asch-fend in bis
impotence ard agony. Every victim o. nervous
debility, or Of that depressing languor which is
one of ,he accoapaniments Of dyspepsia and bill
ious1ezs, can testify 10 the misery Of mind and
bod , which ,hey involve. The motive power Of
Toe system Is partially para'yzcd; the mind is
haunted By ana. and fear; and the sufferer is as
incapable OF applyiag himsel- energetcally to any
kind Of business rs Fl he wee under the benumb-
ing influence Of ca;a,epsy. This terrible mental
and pl ;sical condition need not however, be en-
dured Cor fortv-eight hours by any human being.
Plantation Eue-s IS al absolute specific 'or al the
torments which a de-aIged stomach, d:scrdered
live a-d shattered nerves suPetilduce.
The worst Coughs yield, as il by mage, TO the
woude- -al curative powe-s Of D.. Pie. ce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
When discove-er Of any scier ifc subject, asks
ti, co-ope,s on Of ,be learned IA science TO lest
he mc-it lad g,h o. bis discoyc by severe tess
ald q-ac. cal -e-u Is, aid thea 20 iudo-ss ID re-
commend IT, IL IS a'r 90 u-cscme il j, valuable 'or
the purpose il.erdcd. such has been the course
pursued by uess-s Pal Co. poor etors or Halls
vcgetah Sic' p hal. Eeaeue-. Ald al t,ose
who have s.,ed it .auoDg HON re may mention
DR.. g.. s. DAYS AID =. Dana has, Chemists, and
,t1le Assye- Of Mass chusetts; Water 81 u
har. a b., pro. Of 81 se-y in Penn. University,
Tl-ade'f ia: Geo. G az, u. D, P.0r OF .uato-
my and "tvs'o.ogv ase u; is the best prepare
zion in Psi. a5- 91 cutq1rots diseases Of the ycaip
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,

Mrs. Goldsmith, with a competent assistant, offers
a carefully selected stock Of Ribbons, Flowers,
Frames and Hats, &c. Particular attention given
TO making up in the very latest styles and satisac
ton guaranteed.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT the stock is
full. embracing everything usually found in a well
ordered Retail Clothing House. In Hats and Caps
we have an endless variety in Felt, Wool and Lin
en-; beautiful STYLES Of Straw Hats, also full line
of Trunks Nalises Umbrellas. DC