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SpROIAL NOTICES,

ST6UlA1 NUIlU10s
PLANTATION BlTTERs.
g T.-1seo-x.
Tal, wonderful ,.sss.sl. restorative /. the
,~h.s.-.nchor ofths feeble and debiiated. As
. tonic and cordial 70. tho aged and l.nguld It
Ia. no equal among ston,eAie.. A, . remedy
for the nervous weakness. to which women ar.
especially suh,ee. I'll. supsr.sdinr every other
,tlmu.ns. In an climates, tropical, temperate,
OF figid, 1t acts a. appetite In svery species of
disorder which UNDERTAKES the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. fs3o1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-13
LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Capture Of the Murderer OF KicrcL-
SHIT fer DanaEes-Wcathor-Th
stock Rsard-AssauIt % Rape-A
Thief senteueed-Mr. Gamble Re-
covering.
, 1872-10-09
The St.Iou;s Democrat has discovered not

The St. LOUIS Democrat has discovered NOW
.Know-Spthinsz party, which: *1:3dly, admits
foreign born citizens to membership IN, LIS
and uses their votes to enforce tue
old IN, dogma: aAnericans must rule Amer
T;cz," Cna ot. the leaders ct the party confdes
10 the Democrat TINT Carl schurz is forming
Gemssn League throughout the country, the
members Of which are to be at his beck anu call
IN all political sights. TIE same high authority
sass that 31r. Schurz opposed the acquisition Of
San Domingo be@ause Eing William ordered him
to do so, and that the now Emperor means to
set tie Island himself, ard make the Senator
3'rince Of San Domingo. Before tGe campaign
Il over, we shall probably near t3at Mr. :sehu7z
is al eEnie=:sy from Germany (sThence he tied
nndaf e''c-cs Of high trreasonl to annex the
Uu:tld SITS "a It's lNAAfe lst.NAfe Il William I
, 1872-10-09

5Ir. Samuel G. Brown, Of Yorkyire, South
Carolina, who IL nearly blind, in feeble health,
ard IS years Of age, was arrested, last. winter,
en- tru1nped-up charge of completely With the
Eu-Eu1. He vas taken to Columbia, and given
q mock trial before judge Bond, ! carpct-bag
:y1ant who has been the ready tool OF the South
Carolina Ring. Mr. E.own dlod an affidavit,
proving that he, far from hiding the ku-ku1,
lad recently gone out at midnight to protect d
negro from 1heir murdcruus schemes subosned
Witnesses swore to his guilt, however, snd he
was sentenced to f3e years imprisonment
at hard labor and fine Of 81 100. Ills p!aata-
ton has been sold to pay the fine, and his aged
wife n,4d l.is family turned homeless aad penni-
less, on the world He is in the Albany Peni-
tentiary. Rey. David Wills, .. D., President Of
oglethorpe University, st 4t,auta, Georgia, certi-
6es to the correctness Of the facts here stated.
including the entire innocence Of .lr. Brown. 4
full statement Of tie case, with an urgent aP-
peal Tor the parlsn OF the luc.1es. man; Was laid
before General Grant b5 Gov=roar Hoffman,
nearly eigkt months ago. The Administration
las tean too busy ts:iag to re-eiect Itself to
come to any decision il the matter Is yet
, 1872-10-09
The Produce Markets


NEW YoEK. Oct. 8,-Co11oS-Iower with moderate
1port demand and good shipping demand nlaoi.ns
BREApsTrrFs-F1our in moderate export mud ho:re
demand receipts IT, 600 brls supe-dne Western and
good GOOD 10 ehoice, s,as@sio; SGe WHEAT sstr, sSi65
st. hpc sg! co 6ys es as9 aes aiesds Ssa
No 10, sI*5 Siater ssd Western, sl:a@la ~
nat urehsn:ed, | con sesss 1seapts, i1loes 59
steamer Western mixed, 63063Hc; sail do, 63H@
sc high mizs neas Yellow ~ = m 0'is 81 less o5 I'd
Mestern, 45@+te; new do white, 455oc; new mixed
Western, .2@44c-
GEocEnH% quiet; Rio, 1f@i7kes g, g9gas,
steady, unchanged. Rce in fair demand at 8H@94e.
PE1ao1zga7cE9de S laM@!3xe; 1eansa a. s,ssi 2S4si
prime mess, sl3.5n91a75. Beef sna cut meats, IN
changed. Lard more active and frnoer; Western,
'ar Bu14En TN A. And ,tdiss oHEEss-Unch ss
WH1sK1-Loxer, With fair aemard at s21@@so
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct ~b.-BaEADs1UEEs-0ats hrmers
4n@43c. Bran dull at s1-15E.
Pnov1s,oxs-rork hruner; held at sl5.75916.oo Ba-
con timer at tsS@uH@Aezc- Hans soss1"eored' At
GnocEn1Es- -a1olasses, now, soc
WH1sEEr-Dull at 9o@99c.
cor7oS-Active; sales Of ssoo bales Of good ordt-
nas at 1so; low na!a9!I7g; R2H 4s'S' a'adoss 19'o
BUFFALO, Oct 8,-BAEADs1u 1ufFS-Wheak,t In fair de-
1aand; ssss of 23.5oo bu at s142 Tor 10. Duluth;
-4o1 for No. Milwaukee,; 9 81 for NJ d. Corn
for 10. western; Sc for Toledo; 64kc for high
mixed do Oats nominal at 3553c for No. Western
R2tley firm at 95c for ,Eessetn-
FBEGa1s-UnchanGeu.
MILWAUKEE.
MEwAuxz, oet e. a,-BREAnsrCFFs-F1our quiet
sl.12x: Com nrm; No. s3ite: Oats afm No 2 ?
21e. Rye steady; No. !, SIC. Barley steady; No. :,
REoEIr4s-I9oas, ' so5' bis; 81 ~nes;, eoseoo bu
sH1rA1s1s-Floar, . 900 hrla: whest, 1s,ooo bu.
CEsc1ssA11, Oct a--BaEAos7uEFs Flour and
wheat s.eady and unchanged. Corn dull 1T 43c- Bye,
oats and srey s;Sedy n and g1snansed stoc
mated at $500 brls. Lard-Ssles Of summer at {4e:
steam offered It 7a4c Bulk shoulder held firmly At
614c; nothing doing; sides nominal bacon-1oonan3
sales At Unchanged prices.
WasszEz-1a fair demand s5s , and firm at &c.
ST. LorYs, oct. .a-BEEApsrrrrs-H Flour, 1ery duh
Xxx and lower brands only s,labe 1t lo@2oc Dr. as7
in small supply, aud prices nominal but held tfz
Corn steady; No mixed, 3s@36ke On east siae
Ros q sse 81 ~ eess side se rTes ss ea
Se,o@ @ sheies NJ sossss nye anll saada low
warsKE1-Not zai4hle .. over sa@sohc.
pzog1s1oSs-pork quies and unchanged; bacon
e{ear % sides, lse for order lots; lssl quiet and
changed.
CAr1IE-Dull, unchanged
HoGs-In good demand: steady a: 495c.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Oct 8-BEEAnszuFFs-F1our quiet and
unchanged Wheat closea shade arme1; No.
white Wabash, s. .63; extra white Michigan, a6S
amber Michigan, g-iesltaN; No: red, I;37esiss5' s5'
4ac seller October, lou mixed 4atGc; white 48c: no
grade, 41aSc. oatz dull; No. !, &c; No. 2, H4e;
FHE1oHrs1 Advancing; to Buffalo, s@skc; oswego,
15@lSc.
McE1F1s-F1ou1, 5000 brIs; wheat, 5000 bus
corn, s, 900 bu oata, 1000 bn.
sEtrxExrs- Flour, 5000 brls wheat, 5000 bu;
corn, 81, 900 ba o.ts, 900 bu.
, 1872-10-09

GROWTH OF TIE CEY'5 TRADE.
4 remarkable feature Of the years work
which is represented in this ;ssue Of TIE TR1e-
UHE, is the universally OF the Increase at bnsi-
ness It appears in every branch OF trade, re-
tail and wholesale. There Is increase In COM
1aerce increase in tae number Of buildings, IL
crease in money invested, increase IN popula-
ton, increase IN wages, increase in recaipts
and shipments, increase In taxes, increase in
eTerythiug. Lest some Of cu1 ne;ghborlrs IL
yal cities may be tempted 10 burn themselves mp
in order to secure such advantages OF increase
FOR themselves, i may lie as veil foz them to
consider that, while Chicago, as usual, has had
to- attend TO her business As . great
distributing. centre for the rest OF The
country. she has also been very busy
restoring what was lost. This ias been IN edh-
ton to the regular t.,siness Of the year: 60 that
tie unparalleled Volume Of transactoEs does not
afford any special inducenent 70 ST. Louis. NIL
-warkee, and Cincinnati. to hare an October
Ninth, merely fo- he sake Of increasing their
business. -' ....
Tie following fgures, taken from our ami
yetsary review, published herewith, will show
some of the principal items Of this increase: In
the receipts Of grain there has been IN increase
this year, over the corresponding period Of 1870,
Of 39z per cent; IS. 45G, ,721 bushels having been
received since the fire; IL 14o;99es more than in
1870, when the: receipts were G1 ,31a. 733.
TIE figures above represent tie increase in
qaantity;. lie gain 8 in ralue Is per
csu: only, es mos. Of the increased receipts
were Of corn, of which: this yca-: &e, .!!se
baAhels have been recssea to "a. lsa, 775 bushels
in 1870 In produce generally, the gain will be
more thu, per cent. The total Of the whole
sale transscuors of tie city. in s!,e> various de-
nattmcnts OF business, reaches the grand cum,
since the fire. Of $50 ,s0o, 900, Al Increase Of y
per ceat4 OF s=s 800 COZ, over ti.ee*-ade OF 1870
which amounted to: s4o2 COG, ,ooo., 0ur 'm:i,u-
factures: not Including building operations, lave
risen sl-G5 pei. cent beyond those cf 1870 For
thst year the value Of tie manufactured pro-
ducts of Chicago was SIG, s44s, 600; ''.;s year it
viii be 91o3,470o 900, - gain Of ee6, ,622. .ooo- .
, 1872-10-09

Tke Vermont Ce1ttz:I Railroad is lis nailes
-long, extending from Windsor to Burlington
The corporation holds leaees, however, of fifteen
other railways. 7ith IN aggregate length Of b55
miles: md IF two s.ea1n:,oat. lnE.s, which ply
ove- les niles ct wates.' Il has also control
ling interest in t:vo other riiroa; and one other
steamboat line. This axk;:;i:: yaow='a :is,c 1ald
fos jobbe1zy,-a ;;sde'd that soey to haye been
Improved: Il 1855. tie pfceeaE Trustees ass an
I'd control Of tie Vermont Central, vaith then
"Asa one OF tho bsa;.cl.es /nnasr lease. and a.
deb: q: between 6so an:Y six. mill The:
have used !hslE sFass apYarea:.v. "lth no leii5
crate inta:: t, do wrong or 70 1ggsranlze them
selves. rather than, toy par Shareholders their
iightfa1 zzsE.a,;=* II tZ:ei7 anxiety to galn the
little Of :,a:jr:'sl kings" t.:ey have 1easct; roea
after 3oa1: ee:sinz tie znn1= tse:.ior tg
putting. milton a1 scr million of guaranteed
iohs - asoze thy s,~:t mortgage hoE,'s.
NeE,.-:s-. 2fssr Aou:tcea Je1s' rkyol
, 1872-10-09
NEW YORK.
Tweed Leaves the City to Avoid Trial
On Tie Charges against Him.
Daily Review Of the Leading
Mark cts.

rou7wEl1.s LATE RELIEF e:o'saEs7
new YoES, Oct a.-T-e Treasury operation of 5es-
sla1y ea' not yet BE- ben oP h,ze
tstsn up y payn:er:s | tcise aaada to tho extent OF
t.o~x-4, x.4,a,, p,,t rf +ha {, t1n nso in honds
..".,.-. s,rt - ~ ooo ,,.rn hs.,, t,rrned
p11coased, anou1 Sos'd,bsD Aase ueet1 &oaue
into tie Treasury - md some raid 3o1
with leza1-tcneer nctea- The outflow Of
- -, - ,-,.u5a, vain. r,rsot3
e17 so4n 8 9 49,.
IN eS1r 3eelanG LII 1&e na3r1sA 1o1 e 4o@s oAs'os
there is ne increased movement IN mercantile papez
.t per can't co,d. to 1 ear;v IN the d. but later
- 49,, ' . - -. ~.
Per cent oecane tae gena1ot s"&e, 3no pe1oae a4e
uer ceu,. followed by tn alyanca to SOS per cent
e-,,~-re
On the Stock Exchange speculation underwent afor-
msrked buoyancy were IN fsw shares such Is Raesdq
fea1 and he aSssp pa se took s the heb & b5
i,ne ain w foosd sv tbn report of an i;endsd
a.ualramatiou OF the Pacific Nail Atlantic 1<ai aud
Psnams Sti. Ister spec;a.or wera treated to sosne
terious whispers Il rep.rl 70 the position Of the
e1Iect tbat the nositions Of nares n Paci Nan ware
,ex.r.o5 T,do-~ III tho.a storIae p.c;Hr Msi1 ,1.
eetS from a 20 so .ns srf,nt t Msl adqnnoed rom
~ o'a ~ =. 81 & e.as1rs-da ..a nsactef " S r.
s1a@ ps,,v,. sdv,r,ci fror7 14as6 tn 1Isx: New
ierev cenfTa1 fro, 1fsi to 1da5 aud he kslanco OF
- IL " ~ = 1cr cent IT, ff1e afternnon p,ctac
1Isi1 a 49, a. L ~ et, md ,-ernrrraII tn ~ u
-rer s3,.res 1J;r,.I 4 fo Ter r.nt in srrnpg tisy
:ta, parsf,e An, .nd sf1srpaff recurrred 155rtion
~ tha decline
~ '4' oee- -ovp1-x- 1x,..rer
+,on- nd da,daa;r h; ;-..1 IL, r1e r,or,3ne+ S;rv
49, Ga orota5 =, in., ,n1 e;eht 1T 1i Int in tta
eaoo ~. 49, ~ ~t.. <ss .raI ~ ,r5 ci.,zsl at 10aif
- Iooa~ fci5 E,,.r 1ra ,.3rnrre.9 fyor, nag *
~ ss ssna - ss,aiS .n, a~sh-,cn ~ 5.r ~..a
r. u - ISS,rf.,1 ,.%a ~
i;sr,,nt tesy ~ ,os ~ - $3.50 aa1' ~ ~, - .r1o]r
e1'~N " ~ rnrrrS,rrrr -oSns
t,,,>. ,ra h9,,a ~ +ho .2a D.7t7,1 7>-r3ae fanfs
49, 80 --s. - -, Sre ;o,.a ~ 7ce7o <"o
-" e4-N@'' ''9s pr.nsT14rffs
..b.-a ;a 1;,,5ta3 .n,-nf7 nv fior Tnvr and me-
1aeae Us na,*a 9oiiano 1ot 1a; f.., anu ts.
!,ia4 ,,.s .71,a1ae ,d snnc,na ~ tar ~
- 80 :. ~ 49,. - 49, --tt,, -,o9
, 1872-10-09

they report funded debt Of $11, 500, 900. and q
floating debt OF a, s7s 0oo or total of S14 s7s,-
ao0. After deducting all available assets and
the whole second mortgage, :nd some bonds Tor
which the Trustees claim that the road IS not re-
spcnslble, tie interest-2aying debt Is still
SO, 500. 600, or twice its amount when tho road
fol! into the hands Of i.s present managers lie
recllessness Of their course is striklng1y shown
By the very recent lease of two branches, to
,OgdeasburSh and rat.and- These branches,
instead Of helping the corporation out Of its
difficulties, chow an annual deficit Of over
5550, ,0e0. The Trustees and stockholders met in
Boston, Oct. 2: The former submitted theirre-
port, anc the lstter appointed q Corcmittae, Of
Conference It seems tz.at cn exposure has
been prevented, hitherto, by an occasional
dividend It is now charged that these
dividends wero paid o1.. OF borrowed
money. ard tl1s. the Trustees have been mem-
bers Of a SEAL Credit Mob;iie-, which built: not
the road but the roads rolling stock. The Tr1s-
tees say tl1t their conduct hes been aoove sus-
.picion; that the road has been we'll managed;
that ii Will be in drst-class financial con-
dition and viii ray dividends within five years !;
and that, wlisr the c:rada Pacific and the
Northern Pccldc ere finished. end Boston's Eu-
ropean trade has grown great. tie road Will he a
far rbetter property than tho Boston & Albany,
to which the speakers referred most coutemptu-
ously, but which has an admirable habit OF pay
ins dividends. The meeting z3jouruc3 untl to
d2:-..
We haye detailed this Gaze, because it is En- In
etance Of G common prauticc- It is said
that everybody, however honest, cheats,
If he can, in buying and selling q horse
, 1872-10-09

New Yoax, Oct. 8-slanes, early IN the day, 7 per
cent, gold to 1-ae L,te1 became the geaezz rate,
:nd before the cloae OF bank hans Wa temporary.
The decline 10 per cent vas followed By an advance
Sterling strong and higher IN the morning, hut in
the afternoon Weakened, and closed It 1o39 for 60
days, and 1noa< for sight
Gold t1rmar, Ead advanced from u2.1 to 11s33z.
Loans to for carrying hut later 1e4 and per cent
nry disbursed SCI, 900.
GoTerproents strong, .aa highez at ihs c1ose.
Nail Fxn.,na and New Jersey oentrd u the features
Under vatioua runors Pacific Mail savanead At
lsnac Mail ~, fana1na -, md -sew leroy Central
TX The balsnce Of The list advanced from to =.
II the afternoon there VAS decline af from 4 TO- l
Per cent but aterward The market recovered portion
Of the decline and closed strong.
, 1872-10-09

The elections IN qennsyIyania, OHIO, cud per-
haps Ir1iana (thoagh The Inter is douotful);
have resulted in the OF. the Republican
ticket IN each of those States. :Hartraaft is
elected in Pennsylvania By ai apparent majority
Of $4,000 to 2o.o9o. We say an apparent ma jorlty,
because it is perfectly obvious tlat his. io.ity
Of 1900 in Philadelphia City Is the result of
s:upeaaops and unblush;ng frauds: Philadel-
ph;a Aer Saya SO large majority for anybody:
by many thousands, =:s this i:ch is now claimed
for Hartrauft. Tie Influences. inside the Re
pnb1ica:. parry opposed to aartrsnft r:are equal
to a. lce=t IL: :000 in that city: and yet We ere
presented with 3 result Which reverses all
TIC calculations OF human wisdom and foresight,
aal is ezplainab!c only by 6 reference to the
f.21.s l-oyed before the Legislature in the case
OF Mcclure against Gray o.e year ago.
Clio has pre-: aoly gone Republican by a re-
drced~ nAa.; .;o-iiy Cincinnati: and Hamilton
County Lave gone Liberal by about 4. ou0 2oa-
jozity, eIecting two Literal Congressman
Il:,a2n is claimed by both parties; hut our
latest returns l. ii;:a:e the election of Hen
: bricks By = snail. majority.
The most noticeable fact Of the canvass in
these States. as wall as in the previous ones IN
North Carolina Vermont, end Maine, is that the
Administration party lsd ali the. money, Ill tile
oiiice-holaers I'll the election machinery, most
Of the large corporations, and ul TIC 2aventi-
tious aids which Eelp to! decide doubtful con-
test. Another instructive fact il, that percent
age OF the Democratic vote WAS cast for the
Republican ticket large enough to Offset
the Liberal Republican vote in ecch
OF the three S.atea. Although this change
hzs resulted in the SUCCESS Of the ticket which
We deem opposed to the best interests OF the
country, it points to speedy dissolution OF both
the old parties, and This We cannot but regard
as benefit to tke:who!e people It is impossi-
bic that the Republ!cen party should long hold
together, without any, principles to contend for
or promote. The cry that the liberties Of the
blacks are still in des.5sr, which has. after ell,
been the most potent weapon OF the c2n-
.vsss, being not true in point OF fact,
Will not avoil much longer The Liberal party
is thu party OF the Future. notwithstanding the
adverse result OF yesterday's elections.
To the Liberals Of Illinois, to the Liberals
eyerywhere, We saE, Go IN brayely in the path
you have entered Your csuse is just Your
principles aze necessary to tie preservation
OF good Government today Us they we're yester-
dzy: It is still possible:to elect your excellent
State ticket IN illinois. " We ehal
yield nothing in = our zeal fer
Greeley and boerner 60 long as there is 3 vote
to be gained, or an inch Of ground to contend
for. And atte< the contest is o7er; re shall still
contend Tor TIT: grand and ennohling principles
OF Peace Decentralization, and Reform, which are
more precious to ns than any party or any men.
, 1872-10-09

DE1nor1, Oct. A-PAssED DovS-pEops Plymouth,
Scots. y. r. G:ay and barge; BATHS Board Of Trade,
Van valsenburg Thnr.toa sehEu Ahtza, Cobb Exile,
1Filhor. Columbian. Ja1csics, Einney y SIawson,
Hattie Wells, Car, Rising Star, Willie keaz Lincoln
Dali, Wagstaff, Cambridge, E K1rtcr.
PASSED UP-P1pp Nebraska barRs Hseine, alnn-
arch schrs Bell Wa1Dzidge, Alice Richards
barks Wilson, l1a.ch. L. @. Woodruff schra Loqtsa,
winnis Wing, Moascalm, 1ac5ey, Russell Part
AlbacoEc, Enisht Teuplar. William Lewis, William
crosttwaite, banforth, Nevada, Dick somroeEs,
Euurtse.
PASSED Ua-Props Nebzask, Concord bazks Racine, #
Monarch; schrs ALICE Richards, Belle Nalbstdge,
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, 1872-10-09

boston, OFT IA Latter received here states that
the ship Golden Hind, Ct this dt, lost June e.
about ten miles no1th'of Cape Gloucester, Charles Isl
End. The crew tooE to the beats, in charge Of the
Captain and two unates- The boat In charge OF the
second mate md six hiss not been heard from
snce and Is supposed saa sauped soon after leav
ing tha ahfp TIE Capt1ins taat was capafzed, and
The compass aod all tAs provisions and clothing
lest. They finally landed Desolate Island, about
sixty miles from Sandy Point, where I've Of the crew
died from starvation, and from which the remainder
were rescued the losh ct August BY the schooner
Eagle, Of the Falkland Isanls. When taIen OF they
we're In q very weak state, hardly ahle to stand.