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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-20

TYLER MINING COMPANY
I Location Of principal place OF business.
San. Francisco. California. -LocatioL oil works,
Gold Hill District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that Ut a meeting OF
tho Directors, held on the 25Ih day Of July,
1878, an assessment (No. p Of Twenty. fvc Cent?
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. payable Immediately, L. United
states gold coin, 70 the Secretary. At the office
Of the Company, Room No. 70, Merchants Ex.
change Building, California street, san FraLcis
CO, California.
An, stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho 2sth day Of August, 1873.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale a.
public auction, and unless payment 10 mad,
before, will DO sold on THURSDAY, tho 18th
lay OF September, 1873, to pay the delinquent
lssessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
ALFRED K. DURBRow, Secretary.
once Room No. %, Merchants Exchange
Building, California street, san francisco, Cal.
lfornia.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
At q Meeting Of the Board Of Directors ofth'
Tyler Mining Company, held this ?Stll day ~
July. 1873. astessment No. ], OF Fifty Cents per
share, was rescinded
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
Jy2Std. ALFRED K. DURBROW. Scc'y.
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ADoLpHUs wA1Tz,
AMI Slf AaniaAa

CUCCOR MILL Ann MINING
y Company Location Of Works, Storey
county, State Of Nsvsds-Notce.-Ths rseu.
LAY annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho
sbovenamed company, for the election Of Trus.
such other euSlneis a. may 30 properly pre-
sented, viii DO held a. tho ONCE Of the Com.
pany, Rooms!6 and g.. No. ao3 Montgomery
STREE, San Frausisco. California, on MONDAY,
the nrst day Of septembeL nsxf, 1874. Ct the
Be- closed nom ! O'clock ?. =. on s.turSss. 80
sd day Of August, 1871, and until amer the meet
Ing. WV d. WATSON, SECRETARY.
esa y17sisee, August 10, ltN. ssiv
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DUCK & YE GOLD AND sILvER

o6ice-Room No. s, No. 4ls California street.
San Francisco. Cal. jyl9 I'd
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T1LANTATION
I BITTERS

ono Of tho most desirable TONES and Co
thnrtics In tho world. They arc intended
strictly asa
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M0ODvII.LR GOLD AND rIl..

ofce-No. al California street, San Fran
cisco. Cal, jy2l I'd
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
Reform

What pig headed piece Of ignorance
aud conceit is il that has had control OF
the columns of tbs Frankfort Yeoman
the past few mon,hs2 Thg fellow raves
/ and slashes like bloated growth of
the State swill tub who had stuffed
and glutted his greedy stomach until
nature upheaved. was frenEied at the
thought Of everybody. except the dear
pets who may still hold the spoon to
his mouth This fellow is raving and
lnsolent because the Hickman COURIER
does not copy after the Teomaa aud
indulge 10 sn indiscriminate putting
Of the last Legislature. aud because
xe favor certain reforms which are be
ing discussed hy the press Of the State
For instance. in attempting to defend
,he Legislature for the gross violation
OF ,he spirit Of the constitution in re
s--embIus Itself in adjourned session,
annually he says, the organic law Of
ne land uow restricts lac Legislature
20 sixty DAYS bienpiul sessions in terms
A. we'll guarded IS he (we) or the Cour
ier-J Joarnahlare demand" Now, if this
,h
u 20. does hol me roman @Ho" 'HA'
he LEGISLATURE ha- eT0Eqts7 this sacred
sSspl1 prov t"d 'y H"'''"S 's eeS
: ,us aapu4iEy: aud knowing il, why
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
REsIGNATION.
E8ICAnaan county.

Apples promise an averege yield Of
both late aud early varieties Peaches
will be Of an inferior grade, and rather
scarce, only moderate quantity. Pears
were nearly all killed by late frosrs,
though we observe few looking very
fine. Grak. on account Of the wet
season. are Fottiug very badly About
3 month ago ne had the pleasure OF
dining with 2 NJ Ray E<q - the pro
prietor of Rays Victoria grape, aud Of
walking through his vineyard At
that time all the diferent varieties
seemed to be affected more or less, but
Ray Victoria the least OF all Mr.
Ray informs Us that since thst time The
rot ia these grapes has entirely ceased.
aud that there will be a good yield OF
this variety, which has never yet been
known to fail - Columbus Dispatch
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19

a ticket. The project was agreed to-
MIR BASS then said that Two nights
before
he HAD DREAMED
that certain number would draw the
one hundred Thousand dollar prize,
aud taking the piece of chalk wrote
the number on the table They de-
termiued to purchase it, Mr. Baass TAX
/ ing three fourths and the others the
remainder The following morning
Mr. Baass bought the ticket at War
ner's, on Fourth street. took it home
and laid it away
During the time which followed the
matter slipped from their minds. and
nothing more was thought of the ticket.
none of the holders attending even the
concert
On Thursday last, however, as Mrs
Baass was rummaging iu a bureau
drawer, she found the ticket aud
thoughtlessly glanced at it. On see
ing the number she was stuck with its
resemblance to the prize number. and.
taking it ont made comparison with
utter astonishment that
IT WAS THE LUCKY TICKET.
Mr. Baass being out Of the city. she
waited until his return, and then
showed him the ticket tie immedi
stely repaired to his friends. and to-
gether they were quietly iubiIant over
the result They endeavored to keep
the matter quiet as possible, but il
soon found It's way out into the streets,
and they are now the lions OF the town.
p Sit turns out that the above
is a hoax, the newspa per reported -1av-
ing been imposed upon BY the above
mentioned Germans, Who held the
Identical prize driving number in a
former drawing II row appears th1t
Mr Keith, of Kingston, Mass,
dsew the 100000.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
.cHILLs AND Fewer

The proprietor OF this celebrated medi-
cine Justly clailns FOR IL a periority over
81 remedies ever offered ia the public for
the safe, certain. speedy, and permanent
cure or Ague aud Fever. or Chilis and
Fever. whether Of short or long standing.
lie refers 20 the entire Western and South
western country - bear him testimony
90 the truth of the assertion. that in no
case whatever win It fail 10 cure, il tic
directions are strictly followed and car
ried out. In great many cases a single
dose has been Sufficient for cure. and
whole families have been cured by a single
bottle, with n perfect restoration Of the
general health. u is. however prudent.
and in every case more certain 10 cure, II
its use is contirued in smaller doses for a
week or two after the disease has been
checked. rnore especially in aih suit and
long standing cases. Usually, this medi-
cine will not require any aid 10 keep tho
bowels in good order; should the patient,
however, require cathartic medicine,
after having faken-ihree or fonr doses o
the Tonic. n single dose Of BULLS VEG
ETABLE FA&ILi PILLS Will be sufh cient
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
Ynr Ssste greasnrer.

Re pace tie name Of Hon. james
~ r Z. the Democratic nominee for
etsie .Eseasarer, at The beaSopf our
eo'p,u5- his issse, having beslecsed
70 80 - heretofore, beoause be had 90
ef.posslies, end there was consequently
10 contest. or uscezsisy for special
advocacy Of lis elsi1s. There was 10
orp5fiiien 70 tim amouS Democrats in
The nemioatiug conreuiio7-the Kc
pab.iclns have nominatea no opFo
sisioa--aEd therefore sc may assume
this unisersal popularity 10 be a suit
eisat atrestation ef his merit aud faith
fsl public eerrissz in the paste
The thorough organization of the
Tsssablioau parf5 III Kentucky. how
.ser. isais 20 the ecrciasion tbas thsfi
passy voie will he dirrciea solidiy 70
aas aE asseiF oNn nanbsr, aud there
fsrs Il beshQoves eyery peuceF.s :
lie sot Hes Jas " Izses
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
Comm aessveais.s's Atssrney.

q. EoIfoR:
Tho race for Commonwealth :
AtsoFssy though ! long time of is
srtrse:iEg considerable attention, sev-
eel eaa aiidates being apuouneed, and
ls7re talked Of as prospective candi
s:l.ls,. u5e..ese si.ssa % 20 oaa u
T alson or Hickman who wants the
ro=iti5a. or ct least, who wants it bad
enough under the circumstances TO be
cauailete. During the last contest
far shat position, many Of u, casting
car suarsgc for another, vas fsvorably
iaipressed With Sir. b a. Neal. o.
Graves county: and PROMISED ourselves
shoula The opportunity afford to vote foi
hfni at another tiDe That time is sp
pfo4clipe If he will lnnouoce himselt
for CollmonH ealth's Attorney
Respectfully. FELTON,.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
BULLS WORM OESTROYE,.
Erract Of a Letter from Georgia
VILIAEov, WAIKEE CoUsTT, Ga,
Jane 20, 1865.

Dr. .tri- BuH-Deor Sir. have re-
Gently gise- your Horn Dsstroyer several
trials, and fnf It wonderfully eficacious
Il has not failed in sinrie instance 20
have the wished Tor effect. am doing a
pretty large country practice, aud have
daily use for some article Of the kind.
4 am, cir, respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, ~. y.
p. $50 unqualified and numerous are
The .osiiIBonials IN favor Of my Norns De-
stroyer that newspaper space IS entirely
TOO small to tell its merits.
II is an infalliblc remedy for Worms
Try il an be convinced. See my Journal
for more frl! description.
JOHN BULL.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19

The colored Sons of Temperenc
have a lodge Of 100 members in Paris
SrocK in The Paducah Car work
Company i being taken in eneourag gins
sums 1, Is thought the pr,jec' 81.
succeed.
Is Ca''oe5y county fhey have on'
ca1di3ate for ihc Legislature, in th'
person Of Hon. wm Ayers, the form
ee Rspressnta,ise
TnE Paducah Tsbaceo Plant sayz
There Is but li;,Ie excitement over
aae Legislative canvass ia this coun'y
No one shows anys inclination to TAX
abe Ge!d aSaiu=. Major Bilwell, and
il seems that he viii be our RepFrseu
-iasise by common consent
Jackson. Tenn Is making exten-
siye preparations for the enferiaiuuen.
Of delegates to the convention to b.
ned al lhat place on the 29fh inst
relative to The formation of usE State
out of Westelu Kentucky, We, Ten
nes scd North Mississippi
SIN Il. c NcKEB. IN lous com
ruejes.ion to ,he Frankfort Register
(R sie.s nuuoupces himself q can
d.ds'a tor S,a'e 'Frrasurzr, q, the mex
election and defines his pssitisn upun
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
Fasrons OF saHsbandry.
Important EOftCe from the W.
NJ. 0s SHe state Grange.
OFFICE WoaTuY MAsrER. STATE GRANGE,
r,ranSs or HraRAAnRT

0TEIcE WoGTHy MASTER. STATE GRANGE, J
PATE0Ss OF HUsBASDRY,
MAzvILrE, Dyer Co, Tenn, July 9. }
TO tie Editor Of the Banner:
The demand for information upon
the al absorbing subject OF Oranges is
SO great. that this circular comes, greet
ing to all whom il may concern.
Any locality desiring a Grange, will
secure the names Of not less than six
femaies-fee so cents-not under l6
years Of age, and fifteen ma,es-fee
So 00-n5sunder 1s and notify the
undersigned at his Office, and be will
visit them, in person. or by special dep
uty. aud orgalize and instruct as early
after notice IS practicable.
W. MAXWELL,
". ~ OF Tennessee.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
BULLS .cEDRON SITILAs'

EuLI s PE.-oRAL Wild cl'
lprll ! vrerfArtE fAN''t
An lie ahore weale's's. Y. .'a
nr, John l;uil q, ~
s1rrci lcsis,iiie ~ ~, r'lIH
n For ~ . ls,it' a .l'' i'''''
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
The Ne,v state. Z

Pref Jones. OF Jackson, Teuu., one
0. he Committee Of Arrangements in
regard 10 the new State of Jackson.
ha- been visiting Hickman and the
ooanrie> Of West Kentucky, the past
week il the interest Of said movem ent
tie says ample arrangements are being
aade to accommodate a large de!ega-
.,on. Delegates desiring TO attend
should communicate with " r Gates.
j., Jackson, Tenn, sigOiiying num-
- from each county 10 be expected
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
PrOcaedsDEa OF the County
COurt---Juiy Term, ISS3---
HingaGe, Judge.

0HJ CA h6AS Ao
| Wingates Judge.
CHANGE or ROAD.
Viewers report for change in the
Moscow and MayGeld road fled and
case continued.
GUARDIAN REPORT.
The repesS of s G Warford. late
guardian of W F. Coins heirs. fled
aud ordered to be recorded.
SETTLEMENTS.
The settlement of Eliza Kiliebrew.
late Moore, sdmr'x. of j II Moore.
and the settlement Of S G Warford
late guardian of Elizabeth and ChaS
Coins, were fled for exceptions.
ADMINISTRATIONS
c. NJ Sonders, appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of w W Sanders.
deed. aud r c Prather, Samuel P.
Payne, and w !. Maddox, appointed
appraisers of said estate, and commits
sioners to set apart to the infant ehil
iren the allowance of the statutes.
oyERsEER.
W B. Roper, appointed overseer Of
the Luusford road. from Rush creek
to the Moscow road, in lieu OF " f.
Dayie, who is hereby removed.
ALLOWANCE.
Thomas Steele allowed Sc for dig
eing graves foy Ramage aud Webster
MERCHANTS LICENSE
Granted to Sheffield 6 Crockett, TO re
tail spirituous liquors 10 quantities not
less than a quart, at their store house
y. E,.itnt, Slatia.,.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
S1o0,0o0.
The Hen WHO Drew the Big
Prize.

The 10000 prize in the Louisville
Library Drawing. was drawn BY three
Germans, citizens of Louisville Mr.
Henry BS6ss, the proprietor OF small
wholesale aid retail liquor store at No
II Jefferson street, near Floyd, in re
atty held the ticket No 20,S93 bis
share being jointly held by Mr F j
Betehart, saloon keeper, No 2Se
Jefferson. between Jackson and Pres
ton, ana Mr. Christopher Spies, black
smith. on Jackson street, between
Green aud Jefferson.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19

GRANT AND a THIRD TERM-The
question Of a third term for Grant Is
beginning already to assume coDsid-
cradle importance in the discussion Of
political co;eries There is 10 denying
that Grant is very willing to accep pt
a nomination for third term. and thar
he has the pa8er to force this romi
nation for lssci1 wfr.@ The only riu'ss-
wi'h him IS aence ahe result of such a
nomination. Lac can sassure himself
of an election, these is little doubt that
he will be in the field But il is by
no means certain that the rank and fle
Of the Republican party can be
brought up to his support for a third
term, while there are a few prominent
msn in the party who think they de
serve something, and possibly hold
back from his support in the event
Grant forces his domination.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19

~. s.-- Mr.. Jchnson was the son of .
skiilful surecoB. iIis mother recommend :
ed TO her friends. aud Tor many years used
my Sarsapari,la with perfect success. A.
scrofula aud Feyer-sores Mrs. Johneop
states tlat the cures effected were almoft
iniracusous. Read ny Journal fer ~
tcnded Information aud advice ~ your
case. NV Journal contains certi acat.. q
eminent persons, ministers ena ms1.ss. ..s.
who are known here ia tpi~
sommunity for integrity nnd veratiiy
baye rec,. ssIv' receiged 4 lnost FnmarApN..
carti6eate from, an oninenf fpnfie 1er M
Louisville . JVft@
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
W. MAXWELL,
". u Of Tennessee.

wREcK OF As OcKAS STEAMER =
The wrecking of Ships at sea is be-
coming shamefully frequent The last
one is the City of Washington, which
struck Gg'7Rook Shoai, near Halifax,
onls week or two ago. through the
gross oarelessness Of her officers. They
were repeatedly warned By an ex Cap
tnin on board that they we're running
one hundred miles too far norihward.
TIE warning was unheeded, and
through The perennial fog and dark
oess. the ship ran fall speed on Gull
Rock Shoal Fortunately no one was
lost. She filed slowly, and couple
Of men from the shore rescued all the
passengers with their little boats be-
lore she settled. Uutii measures are
taken TO prevent The gross cnrelessness
upou the part OF officers Of ships at
sea, these sreidents will continue to
as;onish the world. People are afraid
10 cross The waters on account ot the
frequency CT these accidents.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
nioh Law an Endfnns.

The southern counties OF Indiana,
near the Kentucky State line, have
become SO lawless that Governor Hen
drieks has found it necessary to Issue
a proclamation for the enforcement Of
the laws. He cites as the cause for
this proclamation. two recent cases OF
fragrant violation Of law, the first being
the forcible entry by an armed body
Of men into the CLERK Office, in the
County of Crawford, and the abstrac-
sion of papers aud the mutilation OF
records IL the case known as the Craw
ford County Raifoad case; tie second,
the IynchiDg OF HeTren at Salem.
which took place TWO weeks ago The
Governor assumes that these lawless
actions are committed BY organized
bands, and declares that the ssiety and
weliare Of society imperativeIy require
that such organizations be at once
broken %. and that their continued
existence, with their ieuders. tlaeir pur-
poses and their proceedings concealed
IS danger and cause Of terror not
10 be endured lie therefore calls up
on all men connected with such organi-
cations to Withdraw from them at once,
and upon all officers to ferret out aud
bring the offenders to punishment.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19

TIE voters Of Critteuden county will
have cseuce on the 4th Of August,
to make it pretty dry time, The
Act upon which they sill vote is as
toilues
That hereafter neither the County
Court Of said county Of Criuenden.
nor the Trustees OF sGy Incorporated
ci.y or town in said county. snail have
power OF su'hority 10 grant license
10 any person or persons to cell any
spurious. viuous or matt liquors or "a
mixture Of either TO he drank a. q
beverage in said eouoty, or for any
other purpose whareyer-
Il majority Of votes are cast for
100 license jhe law goes into eject
from he day Of election
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
RULE.

Ordered that the rule requiring s.
Q Grove, TO give further security on
his tavern bond, be renewed aud re
turnable at the next term Of court.
REsIGSATIoN
T 0 Goslder, rendered his re-izna-
ton a. County Attorney. Which was
sccepted, and Geo b Prather, was
appointed to fill the vacancy until the
ensuing August election. whereupou
the said Pra'her oPpeared and took
The oath Of Office
ELECTION TO FILL VACANCY.
Ordered that an election be held at
the several voting precincts 10 Fulton
county. on ;he 1st Monday in August
next, for the election Of county At
torney, to Ell the unexpired term oc
casioued by the resignation of T 0
Goader.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
LoUIsvIlLE. x, o.. 8. le

LotBFilLE, NJ OCT. ?, lsl5.
Dr.. John BuH-I Tear Sir. Many thanks
70 YOU for the medicine you have 20 kind
Is given me. have been great sufferer
for yeare. and lad the advise Of various
ptc. sicians. Some pronounced my spine.
soine nv lungs. and some my heart 20 be
the seat of nv disease. have been burnt,
blisteFed and cupped until had become
disheartened. Several very eminent ply
sicians who examined my spine informed
me that was threatened with paralysis
or appopiexy any day, snd that nothing
but seton would relieve me. I had a
perfect horror Of that, and was hesitating
about having one inserted, when YOU
kindly sent me your Sarsapsrilla which
Immediately begun 10 take three times a
day. had suffered terribly with q most
acute pain In the right side OF ny head
especially when / would read or write
for any length OF time, and on rising to
nv feet / would be perfectly blind for
several minutes, and would have % hold
20 something TO prevent falling.
lam most happy 10 inform you that the
pain in my head is entirely relieved:
suffer but se dom with ny spine and then
not so acutely. Ny appetite is good in
deed for the hrst time in NY life enjoy
M dinner more than any meal during
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again
last night. and began again this morn
ing, and hope 10 be entirely relieved
Please accept my heartfelt thanks and
best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
" b. e. RIVERS
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19

We cannot urge too strongly upon
our citizens the importance Of careful
dieting duripg the threatened advent
Of the cholera. and that prevails IL
places at no very great distance from
us. With prudence in diet. cIesnlinsss,
and cheerful spirits, we msy reasonably
hope 10 escape the visitation of the
dire epidemic that has so sorely s;rick
len other tow ns-r,i cities.
N7Ew srYLS5E SGARTs. Linen ang
4 = 1st-er Caflars for e-satIenea at
naxl7 llICIg s BIp
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19

Ny journal nbounds with sifnilsr let
tors. ali Of which Ruaranfee 70 az gen-
49, ~sA - st'ts-A ey Nhe persons whose
names they bear.
DO not suffer yorrse'fto be imposed on.
Don be drawn away after new ana doubt
ful experiments. Don't risk your health
10y letting novioes experiment upon yoi
with their trash.
twenty-five years; IL II stiIl The Sarsa-
parills OF the day, and Of the age, tower
ing over AL others in Popularity aud is
curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying 20 palm
OF on yea ether extracts Of sarsa pari Tia
SO called Remember il is DR.. John Bulla
Sarsop oparilla, of Louisville, Ky. that il is
the old and reliable remedy for impurities
Of the blood and scrofulus affection. Al
bear that in mind.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
EsOaER

Hickman is.!ree from cholera, ana
it IS confidently believed that with
proper saoi'ay regulations, the con
tinued use Of good cistern water
prudence in eatiug aad avoidance
of excitement ana fright, the comnu
nifty may entirely escape. The Prox
unity Of tue scourge, however, is ealcu-
lated to produce excitement.
In view of these facts j. may ba
well to heed good advice:
When cholera Is about to invade a
place, immediate steps should be taken,
al whatever cost, to cleanse and thor
oughly disinfect Every family shold
be supplied with bulletin iromihe con~
stiputed authorities, setting forth, IN
short. the best means of aeoidiug the
disease, together with few remedies.
with directions for their use ia cases OF
emergency Every family should be
coun~eled TO take the advice ot % com
peient physician and urged strictly TO
pursue IT, The roll should be called
three times daily, aud il any member
should report loose bowels orother iu
disposition, he should be required 10
Law down at once, take the proper
med .cine. aud lay there until he Is we'll
II the case should not. Immediately
yieAl, send for physician ana put the
Patieot under tLSatnient.
The physiciaus Of Nashville publish
the following as to its most successful
prevention and cure
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-19
Ecslsiatlso Race In Grares.

The Legislative race in Grayea coun
IS is waztuz warR and abseibs all
other public matters The contestants
are Messrs. Juo II Nsale and Mr
Na5s9n. Tie question Of property
qualidcatiops enters into the race, ana
- epgendering considerable ieeliSE
The parry charged with faVoring prop
erty quuiheafioD> nying ever boldiue
such views and Offering certificates and
his o@er personal history TO d'sprove
the ciarge The charge is pr nounced