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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-03
NEW TO-DAY.
DrCToU MINING COMPANY
i Location OF principal place Of business,

| Ban Francltco, Callornle.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, State Of Nevada.
l. Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
ment No. 4, levied on tho 18th day Of October,
] 1873, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders as follows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-03

TIE suit OF the Raymond s. Ely vs..
Kentucky Mining Company, which
has for some time been on trial In the
District Court at Phoebe. New, was
yesterday decided In favor Of plaintiff.
Judge Beatty Of Hamilton, presided at
the trial aud rendered the decision.
4, was tried by the Court. a jury being
,vaiyed-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-03

AT Mobile. Ala, yesterday, In the
Municipal elections the Democrats
vert successful by q majority Of be-
tween 200 and 800. Last year the Re-
publican majority was about 1000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-03

And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day oil
October, 1873, so many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may DO necessary VIII be sold
No. 108 California street. Room No. o. San Fran
ciseo. California. on THURSDAY, the 18th day
OF December, 1878, at the hour OF ] o'clock p.
n. OF such day, to pay said delinquent assess.
mcnts thereon, together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses Of the sale; 9
oaace-Room q. No. 400 California street,
San Francisco, California. la" oatd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-03

ACCOMPANYING the Presidents mes
sage yesterday, was n letter from Pres.
ident Bsez, dated Aug. 10, to President
Grant, desiring this Government to as
sumea protectorats over San Domingo,
to preserve that country from hostile
incurslons from Hayti.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-26

General Ben Hsrrisoo has re.
turned from Lsparte, where be has
been Engaged in . suit Involving
$4,000. which he has gained for
MS clients. A Eharhart & Co., OF
Mishawaks, Indiana. The suit VA,
brought by Baldwin, Harper 4 Co
10 which A. B. Judson, Of this city,
II IL claimed, was = dormant, or si.
lent partner, before its die. Iu.ion.
The PLAINTIFF, Eherhart d Co.. OF
Mishswsks, sold the former, who
were commissicD men in New
York, large quantities OF -four in
1863, amounting In the seeree Ate
lwhsn they failed 70 see, 600 The
Tim, through financisl rever,e..
was forced into bankruptcy, leav-
log only Judson upon whom the
creditors conId have recourse for
the payn4nt Of their claims. and
'gainst whom tn, suit w.s in real.
i,y broughs, thoaeh it was rade to
include the entire Arm. The ,ui,
vas hosiy contested BY Jud.oo. =.
upon him would fall the payment
OF any judgment that might lie
rendered Che defense asserted
Jndson was not . member of tn.
nrm OF Baldwin, Harper 4 Co.. at
The time the purchases Of aour
we're made, end therefore should
not be held for dsbts cont, acted.
The PLAINTIFF attorneys, General
Il srrison, Of this city, and W. h.
Caleiua, Of Laporte, cousended. On
the cher hand, that even if this
we're the case no notice had ever
oeen given Of such Withdrawal bv
Judson, or any one else, and thss
no shoold therefore be held for the
drm's debts. The decision Of the
court was In favor It the PLAINTIFF
Tor the entire amount ssked. bot
he Other side will no doobs ..ha
- appeal lad. Sentinel.
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along Within thirty steps Of her,
add ] was just trying to picture in
my mind the Tremendous scenss
0as 6ad tFaaspsf1 4-xPSS lsSr deek
~ dayyalNfsn1 81 a1ss.ssas.
Avsl history, When the venerable
essfts ALFRED b. The heom of salut.
ing csnnoD, perhaps, woke ont OF
Ter long sleep aad began to yomit
smoke and thunder herseIf, and
then sLe looked her owu natural
ssh again, and no doubt the spiri,
Of Nelson was usar. Se'lit would
hare been plsasanter to be on her
decks than In front Of her Runs;
for, = the white volumes of smoke
bnrst in our faces, one could not
hslp feeling that . bail might, BY
accident, have got mixed up With !
blank cartridge. asd niehs chip
'.ss e"o"k" On OF the upper end
Of . man tn disdgure him for life:
and, besides the powder they use in
cannon 10 10 grains ~ large a. bill
lizard shslks, sodis dess not oil *
plods-sopl'ose . few should enter
ones systems The osssh and roar
q these great guns was - unset
Ting . sound - I have ever heard
ct short rage. I took Oh ms hat
and 'seknoslsdgsd Tie salute, ~
eoarse, though Il seemed 70 me-
that Il would have been better
manners II they had saluted the
Lord Mayor, inasmuch a. he "a.
on board. fva& ga@em.g g#s a. ss..s
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the Review ~ The Dritish Fleet ~
sAe sAah st Pestsaesah.
OLD HlsseaicAI MHn-or-wAa.
Our chip sailed out through q
Marrow Wy. bordersd by pisrs thAt
swarmed With people. and likewise
by prodigious men-of- war 81 The
fashion of 2 hundred years sRo.
There were, perhaps, . dozen Of
the stately veterans, these relies Of
historic past; and not looking
aged and seedy, either, but a.
bright and fresh - il they had
been launched and painted yester
day. They were tho nobless crea-
lures to look spoa; 'bulls Of huge
proportions and great length; four
hong tiers Il casaop grioning from
their tall sides; vast sterns that
sewsrsd into tho cir like the gable
end Of s.chasch; graceful bows and
figure heads; masts - trim and
Lofty - spirss-susely 10 spsosa-
ole could bs 20 imposing - : zee
night I'm the old timea when such
beautiful and such lordly ships q
shess ruled the seas. And how Il
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ID d y
About eight yssrs ago Mr.. Geo.
hittelbuaer, . grain and H..ur n.ess,
chant on Rsndolph street, neat
Gratio', purchased . farm of 100
acres Of land in Gratiot Cou aty
Wisconsin, within . mile OF the
Wisconsin River. The land va,
the whole OF . plateau on the sum..
NIT OF y bluff about 400 feet high
which was intended by Mr. KIT
telburger for raising grain for hill
business The land was in thu
midst OF large mineral district.
and was surrounded by lead mines.
the ore Of which yielded from for.
ty.six to fly one per cent. of pure
lead. Esriy lsst spring NJ. Kill
tlerurRer's msnsger found that hid
agricultural ueigbbors had been
digging shout the land aud carry;
Ing OF bags Of solid surf: : pc bhl,s
OF ore. He stopped the piiferine
at once. an Investigation was made.
and the happy proprietor found
That be was the owner Of the rich
est lead mine ia the world. 7
All over the top IT the BLUFF il n
only necesssry to dig down =
couple Of feet TO 6nd round ismps
OF the ore Of the appearance OF
pebbles, and Of the size OF walnuts.
These increase 10 size as the shat.
= ssak deeper, until the depth OF
twent.-five feet in huge boliers
from 100 to 800 pounds. From
specimens, anslysed by DR.. A. +.
1soninge, selected At random from
The mine, It 10 ascertained thst the
ore yields almost uniformly s3.7
per cent. ct pure lead a1,l OF IN |
extremely ane quality. When itis
that the rich. Of mine In |
Europe or America At the present |
known yields ouly 80 per cent, |
tue value of this discovery can bs |
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scRAPs.

Delos Il Ashley. late . member
pf Coassses. feon NcvadA. died =,
San Francisco, California, July Is,
from softeniny OF the brain.
The rish can bay slpricots 81
forty centsss piece. The poor can
do as they lesee about II. 2
The prevent must he COOL sea
son tor panssloon maker-, humans
il, generally is painting. s.l
ID Josh Billines sa,s, very truly.
"You'd better not know SO much,
than to know 60 many thin gs ,hst
Amt 60 sea- ao, % 4a Il seat
az Ten millions aud a funersl in
the prime oil life were tho fruits OF
the sspsrhuman exertions OF the
late Horace r. Clark.
= President Grant, on being askes,
the other day IL he liked music,
replied: ayes, everything but chin
: music" His interlocu.or shut up.
An entsrprisisg dog in Utica se-
cured samples from the clothing Of
eight lightning rod agents within
half sn hour after . sthunder storm
the other day. s s
Let her expel fence teach Others
. lessee. a bassfoetsd eiri i.
Ohio, Who lately walked ten miles
10 hire out to hoe corn. has married
. widower WORTH 100000.
The Idaho Statesmen thus alan.
! ders On Oregon minister: ssNea.
the close of the day at . camp
meeting in. Oregon. . short time
! ago, the local preacher said, 4
hope al the congregation will be
: here by ten o'clock, for precisely
at that hour We will pass to the
creek, where I shall baptIze four
sdul.s and six adulteresses.'
A Danhury gentlemsn OF three
score years writes his letters With
pencil. and then carefully apple,
! blotter before doing them I'D. He
says nobody. unless he has used
sahd, can understand how handy
the blOtaers are. Il
Grace Greenwood save: THE
fact. il, there are too many of US
women. And there seems no re.
lief for coming generations except
through the heroic remedy of oui-
7'etlv putting all fs.Sals icfants out
OF The way. Nothing could be 30
good for as except long and slo-
rious succession of Herods."
ID Daily, q wealthy merchant
OF Eutaw, Alabama, being crossed
III lave three months ago, tosoed
his effects into cash and went to
New Olesns en- adesperate spree.
In q few weeks he equandered his
accumulation for thirty years, and
ended by diving last week in . sta
ton house OF delirium tremens.
Some people scora to he taught:
others are ashamed Of it, as they
would 10 OF going to school when
they are old; but it ie never too
late to lesrn what It is always peo-
essary to know; and It 10 no eli ame
to learn 20 long % we are ignorant
tibet 70 to say, as long ~ We live.
One OF the most beautiful spec-
linens Of Chris ian stead fastness OF
which We have re id for . long
time, Is rero, ted from the little |
town Of Hyannis, Massachusetts. |
There is in that town . Usiversal-
ist snd Baptist Church. The form |
er was lately struck by lightning, !
and set OF IRE, and the only bell
M which an alarm could be rung |
was that Of the Baptist sanctu.ry |
near ny, but the aiurdy sexton Of |
that faith refused TO give up the
key OF the church., declaring thst
he was mot going to interfere
with the will of God"
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A Danbury mans order for bin
.ife's hat 10 novelty in its wav.
She Vas sick, and oouldn's 90 for
ahe hat, 20 he drove In himself.
He told the milliner TO put o., .
dollars worth :,srsisy, City cents
worth OF string beans, ten cents
worth Of cherries, : lev green cur.
rants . best or too, . little cab.
bsgs, and shout three sliees Of tur.
ntps, or. II Il was too early for
turnipA naks Il two new potasos,
Instead.
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PALLADIUM,
7l.fTEss%'s5ff

rA'NfSsssS4 al
An Ionia n gtss 61ollDw-
ing dstsi:s Is - dsash It the =
ronaut, LameaAains. there % the
4,h: A bs6g sqanlr Of wsad de-
layed the ssoenslea sos lhrss hesrs.
but Al he 81 q thaA sias the air
became pal6 eeln. Uadsr
the dirsetien = " Professor the
balloon was not Into positiou. and
its inaasioa M Aes cir conasss-
ed. The sanvsss soon nllsd and
doomed up nearly seventy i've feet
high. The lbastet was : willow
one, Of . size sufficient 70 hold one
psrsoa coosoE&sbly. II ives ~
taShed 70 the balloon by six OF
eight long ross which were fxs-I
tened At ths ~ . > rosnd piece
Of wood, 49, - or4thrl6 ~ IA
diameter. The ropes we're in .
manner fastssed together between
the top aaA the baskst. AZ each
piece was 10 - loag, il ssenet
even to the inexperienced eye, that
there should hsvus b6sA sosne wst
bing or nss work at least ever the
bag Or bal0s q de eaavass. g
was also noticed that Che tUpes
we're unevsnly distributed. three
or four being 10 . conpssAlivs
cluster, leaving other strands far
apart Everything beisg In readi-
ness. the words "iet her co. we're
given, and the OR ship DARED up
with great rapidity, while the dAr-
ing asronaut waved his hot 10 the
uneasy, uncertsin multitude who
slmost brsathlessly and in silence
watched his fight, Immediately
upon leaving tho ground the mouth
OF the canvas tegan to dap around
with great violence. When fnay
. half mile from the earth. and
when the whole structure looked
no larger than . hogshesd, Che
balloon slipped between the ropes
and was insssatly inverted. The
car and its occurant dropped Ike
a shok and when the ropes vers
pulled taut sks round plses sf wood ]
hefore alluded to Was torn from
the canvas. with shs most ter
riAc velocity the usfofsssaie nan
descended, clinging 70 Tie haskst.
That he was c,escious was svidsnt
from his steaeelsa With IL tho
intensity Of . life With bus one
chance, be strovs 20 Rise enc ~.
ket above him, evidently hepiae
70 use tss . parachute. He sac-
cesded in bis object, but when
about one hundred feet high hs
loosed his bold, folded HE hands
and arms before his face, and his
feet first struck the ground With . |
dull, heavy thod. Then snsusd . |
panic and - npsoas In the crowd |
ID multitude whioh Il indsscsibs- |
bic. Women tainted; stsone men |
vept and, 70 add e the confusion,
he CANVAS came flying over the |
'rowd like : huge bird. Some one
'ried out To- CT frpm the ;way, O |
{ would fall wish crushins 3t,rce.4
Then tho CRY was taken up, and Z
general rush was inside for safety,
n which many we're more or lees
injured. LaaounSaine wss crush
ID into . Neral eputp. Not . Sign !
y motion Of life wss visible vhsn
le was reached. A medicsl exam
nation disclosed the iaet that hard. |
y . whole hone VS. lsfe AGaay
we're ground end splinssrsd 70
Hi ja~s Tell upoa his
'rms, and we're pulverised; the
blood spurtsd from HE month and |
are. The corpse Ras laid ont and
laced on the public square, whore
vas viewed BY thousands dur
ne the afternoon, and was sent 70
10 home q Brooklyn, Michigan,
- r. - . i
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: The farmers OF the Northwest.
ern States are making : vigorous
light against the railroad men,
Nearly every Western papes,
shat comes. to hand contain,
acooonts Of ssesings being held
and organizations started, With the
view Of compelling the railroad
managess to operate their line.
for the public good. tits to b
regretted that they do not confue
their attention to shis subject ex-
clufivslv, aud let al irrelaven,
matters alone. The tariff on i'm
ported goods certainly has no
Gearing on discriminating freieL,
charges. The introdpc,i q OF res
olntioas calling on Congress to
repeal the protective duties on
iron are altogether impertinent.
What the farmers OF the Wes,
need above everything else is to
have the consamer and producer
brought nearer together. Some
relief would BE- ebsalned from r.
duced freight chsrgsa beween the
Interior and the seahoard;. bu. i,
would be more advantageous for
producers Il they could sell their
producss - home for nearly rs much
% they now obtain for It in the
Eastern markets. Tue money
they now pay out for freigh. ct.f
ges would shsa % iute their own
pockets. Al the rate the wea.
10 growing and developing, it will
notbe maay years before the pop.
ulation Of this se.tion will become
80 dense thst varied m anu fsc.ur.
,ng Industries viii largely take
the place Of sgriculture, u has
been shscassts The elder Nts.se.
1t has not tsea 90 many wear,
since New York Was the largest
exporter OF cereals, but nov her
population coosamss I'll OF ii ]
no@eOvOoRniAs and annu IN !:
fecsiyss iron Ne wess nanv mil.
lions 10 addition. The producing
powers Of the State hsvs not great
y dimiaishsd, bat she non -produ-
eng consumers have largely in. !
creased. This 10 due to the raDid |
growth Of orr commercial ard |
manufacturing interests. What il |
lrue Of New York now, in regard |
10 the excess OF consumption N |
compared With production, vii, al |
20 be true to the North western
States before another qusrter.cen
Jury role around, II their manu-
occurring and mercantile interest. |
increase IN The ratio that they have |
noresssd IN dnriag the past decade |
10 fact the development of manu-. |
Tacturin0 IL THE country in tan
years from 1880 10 1870 10 unprce-
dented IN our history. The las,
ceneus shows . ,wonde rful incr ease
IN the number Of factories ana
,s2itsl inverted in the business
Tue intention Of the farmers ia
good. but it IL very much to he
feared that they are -pernittip o
themselves to come under the con.
lrol Of designing politicians and
|obbere, It IL perfectly safe to ., |
'nme that private capital and en-
erprize will. at NO distant DAG
'olve the transportation problem
and. meanwhile, it 10 better that
shippers should submit to some
nconvepience until that is done
han 70 permit them selves 10 he
'rawn into schemes calculated to |
'enelit neither themselves nor the
lNnnfpvs - l>.>>
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Father Domn. OF lafayette. On Z
Wages, ssaessed, dressed, end eook.
% . spfise chicksn, and had It On
the eaeae ready 1os ss,iag, IN the
: short epoe0 IT - Aod o ha1f min
Otoo.
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Seven deaths from cholera took
nln0n n Rwanavilin laak wnak

Seven deaths from cholera took
plaoe ak Evanavills lasts veak. .
Augustus Rsilias, Jr, OF, Terrs
Haute let his revolver drop ous OF
bic hand The ball catered his
thigh. ~ -, -. - ~ss
The propriesors Of the South
Bend Union sfe 30 begin the pub-
licaticn off German psper, to be
called the hCoarisr, sesrlys in Al
gust ssun sss as 80 asgssas7,
g. Christian waa killed on Tues
day night, by blow frpm the Oct
Of ~ unknown map, With whom
he VS. having an sltercasios )
While digging . we'll 1t Lsfay.
cite 8 few days sgn, Sam Jsckson
had tue earth cave In on him Init
wss dragged out ia safety, leaving
behind bic boots and trowsers.
AT Fort Wayne ON Thur.d.v
Charles Earl fell through . hatch.
way from the third to The 6rst door
Of 2 building. breaking hi. skull
and producing death 10 IN hour
The falling OF the ri, der and
ratters in : building ia the course
Or coustrucsion ct indianapolis. ON
Thursday. caused the serious in
jury d one man and eight Injury
Of several otheee
h. E. Sinpsoa AID Hearv Lo,,..
meyer, Saeiyhbers as Evans vile.
bed - aGht On Tuesday.s which
ended With Sinpson ssrikie9 Lob
meyer over the head With q nas
iron, inhicsing injuries which are
thought to be fatal ian s,
Cholera has made it's appearau co
In . malignant form ct the little
t.wn OF Mount Vernon. Posav
COUNTY, and 10 carrying on the
ahriehted cI,i1ens q dliehear.ei5.
ing rate. Dssineas, except that Of
the doctor and druggist, 10 totally
suspended, and the inha bitapts
are lesviog The town by the scoi s.
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An agricultural fsir and c.4.I.
seow will b held ss Boiss ~.
Idaho In Ssptsgabse. "'
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fsssss beiisviaG they have made a.
lnventton or discovery in ART or science.
ana desiross Of knowing whether the zane
mas eees patented, By teassaisti1e to us q
model az drawinz. or su6feient description
10 make the iavsusioo iuteiliGibls, csu have
2 thorough examination made in the Patent
Omee. and the result Of said sxamina alton
satioa.
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~ISHARTs
PINE TREe .s q /.
Tar, Cordial,
Baa asaf6f asnesa mt ssssna =
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
E8& %. @rr Alsa2 IS
THROAT ana LUNGS.

II is gratifying 70 % tssusSrn bs pebble
that DR.. L. Q. C. Wishart's line sTree Tar
Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases, he
gained An suviable rsputation frpm tie AZ.
lantic to the Pacific ocean. and from thence
to some Of the first families Of Europe md
through the press alons, bst ~ persons tkro'
out the 0tates actually besefttsd and cared
at his Office. While he publishes less, 90
say our reporters, he 10 unable % supply tn
demand. Il gains ami holds its reputation
First. Not BY stopping cough. but BY
!ooseninR and assitiag nature 20 throw oil
the unhealthy matter collected about the
throat And bronchial tubes, which causss e..
ri,ation
Second. 1t removes the cause Of irr;t..
ton which produces cough Of the mucous
membrane and bronchial tubss, assists ~
nnRs to act and throw OF the unhealthy -
cretions, and puri6ss the blood.
I'd Third tits free from squil1s. lcbelia i'm.
cac and opium, of which most throat and
lung remedies are composed, which sllay
congh only and disorga nise the stomach, L
has soothing effect on the stomach, acts IN
the liver and Kidneys. and lynphstie and DER.
vous regions, thus reaching to every part Of
the syst IN. and 10 its invigorst ting and puri.
tying ELECTS Il has gained reputation which
: must hold above al others n the market.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

FROM Maine to Oregon, in
every civil organization, from
Q State down to an election
precinct, wherever you find
the Democratic party in long
continued and exclusive con-
troll, thSre you will find rings,
frauds and defalcatlons. The
last Democratic administration
In Ohio cost the State over
half = million, stolen; take the
strongest Democratic counties
Fairfield, Butler, Coshocton
Hancock, and 80 on-and you
will find everywhere losses
from direct stealing by Demo
cratic officials. Take New York
city, Brooklyn-but why ex'
tend the llsti 1t is everyU here
the same. Democratic admin
istration uncontrolled means
Democrats embezzlement
without limit.
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A Hint to HOusewives.-HOw
How to Keep Kitchen War
Clean and Bright.
Every housewife Of neat and
tidy habits takes especial delight
in keeping oil the tin, copper and
iron ware Of her kitchen IS clean
and bright IS pains.aking labor
can make them. A pride in this
direction is commsndable, and
always meets the smiling approx
al OF the "tyrsnt man." who pays
the household bills. Remember
that sapOliO is the only thing OF
earth that will make an old tar
nished tin pan or = rusty kettle
shine - bright as new. And b!
the use Of Ssrolio it is the quick
est and easiest thing in the worl'
to keep every utonsil in a higl
state Of polish.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-25

The Macarthur Enquirer Of
last week tells us how enthusi
astic Mr.. Aleshire, the Demo
cratic candidate Tor Represen
talive in Gallia county, is in
behalf of the farmers interests
If the Enquirer only knew that
Mr.. Aleshire is a miller and a
merchant, and Mr., Stone, his
opponent, is a farmer, it might
know how thin a string it is
pulling on. And then, again,
if 1t knew that the Patrons OF
Husbandry are not Patrons OF
Politics, it might save it. lots Of
trouble in dressing up middle
men as such staunch friends oil
the "dear farmer"