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Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Surry-Sth inst, Mrs. Emma r., wife OF
Luther T. Smith, aged % years, months.
Brooklin-l6th inst, Mr.. Samuel Hall, aged
II years, ! months.
Long Island, Bluehill-l3th inst, Deacon
Samuel Carter. aged "A years. Dea. G. was
for many years member Of the Second Baptist
church in Bluehil.
Hallowell-19th inst, Mr.. George s. Stevens,
formerly of Bluehill, aged about 90 years.
Portland-1th inst, Mr.. Benz. V. Milliken.
formerly Of Surry, aged SO years.
Lafayette, California-June 9th, Edwin Lin
don, years, II months. also Sept. 18th. Maria
Louisa, 0 years. . months, only children OF
Martin l.. and Mary Emerson Gray, formerly
Of West Sedgwick, Maine.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Two trains col
Eded on the European and North Ameri-
can railway near Veazie, on Monday after
noon. The engineers and firemen saved
themselves by jumping from the engines
aud tender. No lives were lost. but the
cars were badly smashed. The damage
is establi shed at from sl2 900 10 $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-22

-"William." said one Quaker TO anoth-
er. thee knows / never call anybody
nam. es but, William. il the Governor OF
the State should come TO me and say.
Joshua, want you to find me the biggest
liar in the State Of New York l would
come TO thee and say. William the Gov
ernOr wants to see thee particularly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-22

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Jacob Straw, for
merly resident of Ellsworth, but lately
of this town. died on Friday last. While
eating his breakfast, he complained of feel
ing unwoll, pushed back his chair, fell up
on the floor and in few minutes breathed
his last. His age was about - years. A
post mortem examination was had on
Monday, which revealed the fact that a
was the occasion of his death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-22
HlckNEYED DoCro TALK.

"All has been done that can be done," says
sae physician when he gives up consumptive
patient and retires from the field. Not so,
soed frisnd--0ot So Nothing, comparatively.
has been done. il HALE's HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR has not been prescribed and
perseveringN administered. Let TIE patient
take the case into his own hands. and use the
remedy thst MatsRe and Science have furnish
ed. 1t never fails.
Pixies TO01n.AcaE DROPs-Cure in one
minute,
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Heavy Sentence to State Prison.
ALBANY. Oct. %

Phelps was sentenced to-day TO an ag-
gregate of 10 wears in prison. His coun-
sci will endeayor to have the igher
courts pass upon the exceptions taken.
He will be taken to prison to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-22
Declination Of John Adams

BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 20
Hon. John Quincy Adams. declines the
nomination for Senator, in the Sc cond
Norfolk District. giving as his reason the
prepo>terous length OF our Legislative
sessions.
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Arrest Of a r. r. AGENT.

BosToN, Mass. Oct. 20.
". W. Beerg, late agent of the Grand
Trunk and Boston and Concord. railroad
companies was arrested this forenoon. on
a charge of embezzling from the latter cor
pOraticn.
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VIZ. Desert.

John Robinson. resident on Mount
Desert Island, believes he will soon un-
earth billions Of gold and treasure buried
by the redoubtable Kidd himself. He was
directed 20 the spot by spirits, has lived
there six years. is sure he's right, and so
keeps going ahead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-22
Nlarinvilie.

Daniel T. Jordan of Mariayille. raised
this season from four small sized potatoes
of the Peerless variety. weighing eighteen
ounces. two hundred and twelve pounds
He cut them into forty pieces. and planted
them in as many hills.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. y, !. A. NJ. }
Pr obdJ lnieS.
For New England rising barometer
y ORTIZ Westerly winds, occasionally rain
and cooler, clearing and partly cloudy
weather.
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Umpire, Mr.. Edward Snowman, rntre-
pid u. Il. {. Scorers, Messrs. Berry. and
Beatiey. Time of game. 3 hours
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NJ A II RI E ID.

Surry-13th inst, bv Rev. l.. S. Trip, Mr..
Nahum Hinckley and Miss Evelyn ". Trevor
gy. daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Treworgy, both Of
Surry.
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Special Dental Notice.

nR. H. GREEDY wishing to attend the Phila-
~ .delphia Dental College, takes this means TO
notify his patients and the public, that he will
necessarily be absent till the LIST OF March, next.
4lti
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Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that we forbid all per
sons from harboring or trusting Basha bl
Inv, on account of the town OF Lamoine, as the re
h been suitable provision made for her sup.
ITt, aud we shall pay no bills OF her contract.
tx aftcr This date.
NEWELL b. COOLIDGE. OF
Lamoine, October l!th, 1874. 3.t.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, ELLSWORTH
Collectors Office. Oct. 6th ~
SEIZED for violation OF the revenue laws and
viii be sold at Public Auction on Saturday
he Ah day OF oct. 1874, at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
Don. at the Store OF II. ID. Coombs at Prospect
hrbor, in the town OF Gouldsborough, the
gods. wares and merchandise named below.
ttwit = 1t gallons whisky, 400 lbs. old junk 200
~ old rigging, 10 lbs, old canvas, aUolb. old
lrn, : purchase blocks, kegs and one open
bot. 3wil j. ID. HOPKINS Collector
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

Whe n you visit or leave the CITY OF NEW
YORK. ave ANNOYANCE ami expense OF carriage
hire andstop at the q RAND UNION ESQ.
TEL. olp osite The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
has ovr so elegantly furnished rooms aud ;
lifted hpn an expense OF over $500 .oO0. Eleva
or, steam and all modern improvements Eu
COUNTER nd Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the mrket can furnish. The cuisine is IN
Surpassed Rooms for a single person. e. $50
and - pcday rich suites for families proportion.
ately low,o that visitors to the city and travel.
ers can IN more luNuriously. for less money at
the GRAN UNION, than ut any other irst.c lass
Hotel In Il city. STAGES and Cars pass the Ho-
lei every inute for all parts oil the City.
lyts q Nv. ID. GARRISON Managers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-22

Mr.. Reese. of Ellsworth. is expected
tn preach at the upper church, next sun.
day afternoon at three O'Clock.
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He swore that they in company with himself

He swore that they in company with himself
at different times during the past Summer,
were accustomed to visit various islands in the
bay on which sheep were pastured, run the
sheep down, took them in their boat to their
homes and then slaughtered them, using the
meat, and disposing Of their Pelts to one
Henry Davis. who run small trading vessel
from the islands TO the main land. The de-
fence was the want Of reliability to be placed
in the testimony Of an aecomplice, and denial
on oath of the Respondents. Verdict not
Guilty as To Merchant and Robbins.
Dutlon for State. Emery 4 Wiswell
for Resp'dt.
State V Henry Davis.
This was an indictment against the Resp'd't,
for receiving the same sheep, for which the
above parties were tried, knowing them TO
have been stolen. Plea Not Guilty.
Spear who stole the sheep, was the princi-
pal witness, and testifes that he sold them to
the Respd't. but did not swear that he told him.
that they We're stolen when Resp'dt bought
them, and this was the main, defence. want of
knowledge on Resp'd'ts part that the sheep
We're stolen. Verdict Not Guilty.
Dutton for State. Emery for Resp'd't.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Construction Of a Treaty.

special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American. J
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p l7sCash Gifts amounting to. 81 900 900
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, 900.
PRICE OF TICKET
Whole Ttckets.... ....-.........- SSO.OO
II AlVes. -1O.OO
quarters. '..............J.OO
Eighshs or each Coupon. e 30
The Montpelier Female Humane Associa tion,
chartered by the Leg slature OF Virginia and he
Circuit Court of Orange Co., proposes by Grand
the Old Iniirm. and Destitute Ladies of Virginia !"
at Montpelier, the former residence of President
James Madison,
GOVERNORS OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 8, IA.
1t affords me pleasure to say that am well ac-
quanted with large majority of the officers of
the Montpelier Female Humane ASS ociation, who
reside in the unity of my home. and attest
their intelligence and their worth and high repu-
tation as gentlemen, as well as the public conf
dence influence and substantial means literally
represented among them,
JAMES l.. KEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 8, ls7i.-+ COM
mend them as gents of honor and integrity,
and fully entitled to the confidence Of the pub
lie.
R.w. HUGHES, U. s. Judge East'n Dist. oil Va.
Further references by permission: His Excel
Hon. Robt E. Whhers, Leut.-Gov of Va. and
u. S Senator elect; Senators and Member of Con.
gTess from Va.
Remttances for tickets may be made BY ex
press prepaid, post Office money order on Wash
ington. d. c., or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c, send fol
Circular. Address, Hen, JAMES DAR
DOUR, Prest NJ. II. II. A., Alexandra. Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere. Avail
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1t&l 2otifes,

- EnveId(s printed at this Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-02
This MsrninS.

$40 opalr, IS, 2ss, a',. bS, :SS, as. ASK bso.
go Goaia a Curry, ,lN, ,iS .iO, 81. say, a
80 Bes. . neleher, -
soO savage, ss, s'S. 50. % boo, 81 -, 80, %, OF
as Chsll.r Potesi. ~, u: %. q bso
CSC Hale 4 Nercross. 50, IS. sly, 81, SAY
NJ Crsva rslat. 93. o4S, o6 bS, s3k bio
80 yellow jacket, %, 81, 81, sly, 50 k2, ssbs
as Imperial, Z b, g..
sg5 Empirs Min, So, 81.
$50 ksstsek. Is, AK, "a. AN
3t5 Alpha. 10, i5a, i6A b1J, i5k
&9s BeleAer, So. SsA IS, 81, 3, bS, 50 BIO
Ss6 CsafssIes, 10. i0s, lOk b3o
us css. Virginia. SS. 50 b5O, SAY, s., 50 b5
oIS o,.In.n, "a, IS, ssx, Is, Is 80, c,x. "a.
Gbs
20 Ser. Bslehsr. 10. $40
10 Efeaesuer. ~. t3I
4sS cal.dssis, 81, SIN. IS. s7,., rs b5
2o Justice, II. liz beo. liz
6o California Con-, IS, iiS, ai, az, t5k b30
loo Suecor. 8
100 Hoodvills. 2, az
as Leo, ~, N
lSO Baltinsrs Cor, ~
20 ksieksrbocker, 81, 81.
100 Lady Bryan. 6lhc
coo Buckeye. J
20 p.yIoa. !: s'.,es
20 Eclipse, 3.
us Globe Con, III.
$50 Utah, 81, 6biO,6
100 FLORIDA, 3
81 Balboa. 81
800 south Star, J
200 sutro. : h3O, %
100 Ser. Rock lslsnd. Sskc
~ Kos.uth,s
20 silver hin. 10Y, 10.
800 Lady Washington, SKA
lO Franklin. ~
i1o New York Coz, ~, AZ
100 Nevada, 4.
US Tyler. I. oSe
800 Andes, IL, ~
10 Treneh,5
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DIR. A. N.

| Wdl.known throughout the country a. pathol
o,,., All phv.r,,.,,,., vh... .rcr.ssfuI t,cst,
men. Of certain physie.l disabilities and fs,e.
liz fsm,lIsr rscr.nIticr ~ sss oss.t snscisilsi.
we iamlla. sSSgni',on ~ eas Vi. ~ W.
mi. OF, u,,,p IN ,ns ss, ~ 49, ,s,",ssd "a
vInvInis Ana Fan Ia Committed mill alTiiH.
DAY EVENING. IPRiL II. al his once, No.
I3. WILIIIMs AMI RiyLRi,S RijILDINU
strectl I'm, vl,,rr ipv.IiJs an opnortupitv an
riddInc ihsm.e,,ss th,ansh hts pr.esssIoosi
aScnc,' of surI s.r.,iin,inn.i .snp,snrcs srJ
ailments A. be claim. 10 compsss ana to enrs.
' wtrnUs, s .n INTO n,osrspn'ssi as,,in; Ts
spInney's earliest r.ouisiios nav BE- trserd
bsck 10 his insusurrtIou And rcgdnet ~ the
Montreal (Cansds ksst, Ne-iicsi instiiuts. Ths
regime Of the English Pharmsce1tics Collecs 10
rsnred by an rlsystsd standsrd. An sx,suded
erperisnee and 4, sssiduous stud, Of me ysried
phsses OF dI,rsse. susbje MIN 10 Susrsntee -
sursnrss NJ sor.sss In ths srsd,ss,,sa ~ ~.
muitiform chronlc ansetions ineident 10 hoIh
ssrss sueh a. kervous Deh,iI,v Rxbs.sssd
Vitality, Youthfal RIeessts. Marriage impsdi.
no wUv r,wS
- ~ III ulh
Dii. whhe naIara,y inpfssseu
WIN tne oehea;y OF ,no supleet, Iseis no nssl'
taney IN sssai,ns tnsm nat N son!ase,lvs
sunerinG,. ,nsh a. Neiyensn.ss. Neur,isis'
npisAI Mssknsss ..o,so Appeu,e, L.ssI.uae:
fonpsr Deef,; hsMo'srs.on, or nnp;seeIsas
.. me momJ. 'ss,haa n,ron, ~ .nJ
,eA. pysP.p.,a inu.sss.on. .ons,ip.s .
Tue mAnI pc,y. iInIaung oistiseuo,s taAtAr
mest inyariaoiy lave tneit ongin 70 shs u'ohhe
REGION AnoId them immeaiale iehei.
cOME \ w 49,
lst ,hs nocior srsmins voar esss' IL NH
cn., von ro,h,n, n, cansrits,tnn ~ ni.ss. rsii
snd sst,.S, ,or,.sl,es rhe,hs, ~. necsor m.
asss,sna. yon, csss IN hs esr rnrs var ~
viii tslI Won "a. N mi. he wiil ssS AZ fer hs
wiii moi undertske 4 eure unIess hsi. eon6deut
e%fectinr : cure.
YOUNG MEN,
yyho NAV he ,uasrinr from ths ed.ets NJ vouih.
hui folIies or iudIscretlon. viii DO we'll 10 avail
n smsclysr Of this. the grcstest boon ever laid
Inc altsr OF sudsrInr humapity. DR. SPIN.
NEY win Guaranteed 10 forfeit AGO Tor every
rsse Of ,emInsl Weakt ess or pdyste diseass on
Mind or character. which he underIskss and
M erre Ma Uould thercfore. sav h ~
aniortunsie %,sfiersr Who nav rssd ,his notice.
'hst You are trcading upon dangerous ground
You lenrer DELAY IN seeking the proper
,emody Tor your complaint. You may be In Inc
stage-remember you are approaching the
apt. IN won are bordering upon the last, snd
ire s~uhsfing soms or al Of its evil effects. 70.
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ConrrcssIonaI.

\ Congressional.
WARRINGTON, April Ain the Sem
ate the bill amending tie Act to pro.
mote the development Of Mining Re-
serves Of tho United States NJ returned
BY the House with amendments, wal
on motion OF Sargent referred 70 the
Committee on Mines and Mining. The
Louisville and Portland Canal bill
with the House amendment was 70.
celved. Thurman moved to non
cur with tho amendment and asked q
Conference Committee. Sargent OBJ
Jected to snch summary disposition Of
M Important bill, and said that the
amendment should be considered by
the Senate. After discussion tho blu
RAJ laid over. Cragln presented q
memorial from the survivors Of the
Polarls Expedition. recltIng their
physical and pecunlary sufferlngs as
the result Of their exposure and hard.
ships, aud asking relief. Sherman
presented the petition OF Mercy Hall.
widow Of Captain Hall OF the Polarls
Expedition for = pension. Referred.
The petition was endorsed by Gen.
Sherman. Prof. Henry. and other
prominent pcrsons.
End efthc Erie Railroad strike.
SUsQUEnASNA DRror, April ALL
the Erie trains are rum Ing as usual.
No further trouble Is anticipated, and
work IN the shops Is resumed.
Tho District Observation-Disclosures
High Taxes.
In the District Investigation this
morning witnesses wsro examined to
show that the tax assessed against
property In the eastern part Of the city
amounts to nearly the real value Of
the property. Contractor Strong tsstl-
fled that moneys paid District Attor-
ney Cook were Legitimate counsel
fees. Todd, Of Boston, testified to
owning property In tho eastern part
OF the city. tho assessed value OF
which was Sl9. 100, and tile taxes. In
Guiding special assessments, were SILL
600,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-02
A NovEL wAGER.-A bet was made
III, u,oro,,c thar n man BY tho namc.

n NONLL AtEh. "a wv
thi, morning that a man BY tho namc
OF Wallace could not In an hour PICK
M one BY one q hundred stores placed
In a straight line, a yard apart aha
carry them separately to a box placed
at one end OF tho line. The trial look
place this forenoon on n OF tue
grades situated q short distance east
town. Mr.,wallace accomplished the
feat In 81 minutes. The whole dis
lance travelled by him In that time
amounted to l0,l00 yards, or a little
less than ak miles.
Roll or HoSoR.-Tho following Is
the roll Of honor Of the Divide school
for the month Of March: James Cald-
well, Lucy Doublebee. Eddie Duncan,
Rosa Eddyven, Eddie Hawley, Jennie
Hssking. Louisa Loullelle, sam NC
Curly. Hattie Noble, Curtis Stromin-
gor. Ella Sharp, Nettle Sharp, Jennie
Simpson. Julia Thomas, Annie Thom-
as. Emma Spring. Harry Woolley,
James Welsh and George Welsh.
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED. - An assess
ment OF my cents per share IL levied
by the Lady Bryan Mining Company,
and one OF Any cents per share by the
Daney Mining Company. See official
notices published In our Advertising
columns to-day.
rLowKRy PUBLic ScuooL.-rhc
Flowery Public School, at tho present
time, IL In q very prosperous con-
dition. under the prlncipalship Of Miss
Jeneatte Wilson. Over thirty pupils
are In attendance.
BEISo RKrArREp.-The Rock Point
mill. In Dayton, IL being thoroughly
o~verhauled. aud will shortly start up
on ore from one Of the Comstock mines.
THERE is a message at the Atlantic
& Pacific Telegraph Office, Gold Hill,
for Il. Guest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-02

NERDS ExrLASATioN.-Ths savage
assault OH Fred Smith, superintendent
Of the Justice mine, by John Cosser.
day before yesterday at Virginia,
needs explanation. Smith wa, stand.
Ing Mt tho time In front Of the Bank OF
California, talking with some friends,
when Cosscr came upon him unawares,
and without q word, struck him two
heavy blows with Ills fist, one OF
which broke the bridge OF Smiths
nose. Cosser went to Justice
Young's Court and gave himself
Into custody, stating as his reason for
the savage attack. that Smith had
abused his father and mother In some
thing he had said about them. MI.
Smith says that lie never knew Cos
ser, personally. before, and he did not
ever know that lie had an y pa
rents living, therefore. could not have
said anything about them. He knows
Of no possible reason for tho assault,
and Cosser most certainly will have to
explain the matter.
Coon SrREKrs AaAiN.-1he mud 10
at last all dried up again In the streets
Of Gold Hill, aud people can traverse
Main street anywhere without regard
70 tho block crossings. IL has been
perfectly dry both below and above
Town for the last two weeks, only
about a hundred yards In tho middle
OF the town being muddy ut all, but
this Is at last dried up, and unlois
moro storms should como within q
week. the srrlnkllng cart will be
needed.
REonruArIos.-we are requested to
state that the registration books, In
which the names OF persons qualified
to yoto at tho approaching town cleo.
ton, arc to DO entered. will be opened
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. The
books will be kept open from S A. ~.
to @ r. ". on each day prior to the
election. Tho following vacancies are
TO be filed at the comlng election. viz:
Marshal, Treaiurer, aud i've Town
Trustees.
SEvERE ACCIDENT. Yesterday noon,
John Lsary, who works In tho Crown
Point mine, had tho thumb aud frat
two fingers Of Ills right hand torn OIL,
and received other severe injuries, by
the explosion OF . giant powder car.
fridge. DR.. Hall rendered tile necos.
sary surgical assistance.
WILL NOT CoME oPr.-Thc ball In
aid Of Antoine Silva has been Inde-
anitely postponed. Persons desiring
a return Of money expended for
tickets can obtain the same By calling
on John Enos, whose place Of resi-
dence 10 In ear Of the Yellow Jacket
works.
At st. Johns Church this evening,
Bishop Whitaker will deliver lecture
preparatory to the Easter Communion.
All are very cordially Invited.
Dusry.-Tle streets OF Gold Hill are
not only dry. but this afternoon high
Winds are whirllng clouds OF dust
through tie town.
SCHOOL YAcATioN.-The children at
tending the Virginia public schools
will be allowed q holiday tomorrow
GOOD Friday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-02

To owxEp or RrAL EsrArr.-Perfons own
Ing lots In the town Of Gold Hill, and who are
DESTROYS OF having the same surveyed and en-
tered on the new map. will please call 81 Judge
Rsbinson's once, over 0ibson's Saloon. on any
week dsy, between the hours Of II and Z, and
leave their names, when the matter will b
promptly attended 10 BY Messrs. usist B Lillian,
civil Engineers and Surveyors. y
CHAP Doors Ant sHoEs.-o. A. Noltemeier
ct No. u North @ street, Virginia, has removed
his splendid stock Of Boots and Shoes 10 No.
100 South @ street, and will for the next two
weeks cell Boots and Shoes cheaper than ever.
IN order TO make room fur . new stock. Those
In need OF anything In his limo win do well 10
give him . call before purchasing. islo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-02
ASSESSMENTS.

ninamio cent. per share; lsvisd Feb, D; de
"P,"
~ s.1,n"nsr, per sha,. 'ss,su' rSg
is
Exrh.auer-ss per share: levied. Feb. 0;
-.
s"iin-s III sna,c, ,e',eu' neU; i"' uen"'
q"en'' "aleni' ~
Americas iIas-os cents per mare; le,,ea'
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
yrrcr.L TO TN. GOLD NIL DAILY News,
FROM SAN
Discharged Continued = Grecnbax.

SAN FRANCISCO, April al p. NJ
In tho case Of Clifford Lindsey. Indlct.
ell for rape. and twice tried In the Mu'
niclpal Court, a nolle prosequl was on.
tered to-day and the prisoner dis
charged.
The case Of Rev. Father Powers, ar-
rested for beating n crazy woman,
Bella Brown, was called for thai In
the Police Court to-day, but on motion
OF counsel for defense was continued
till next Tuesday.
Greenbacks, SS9SS3l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-02

FRgtulr.-we are Indebted to the
pollteness Of Mr. Henry. agent OF the
Virginia & Ira exec Railroad Com
pany ut Gold Hill, for the following
statement Of freight received during
the month Of March: Merchandise,
02l.4s8 pounds ; grain, 8o,o'o; coal,
1853, 200 Ice, 12l,000; salt, ll2,so0;
hay. 1860. Total pounds. ~l.4aO,47i.
10 tile above statement must DC az.
ded 4G3, is3 feet Of lumber aud 2o6
cods OF wood from Truckee.
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Bank ofEngIand Discount.
LONDON. April 1.-The Bank OF
England announces that Its rate Of
discount remains unchQEed.
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Tho main wcst drift, at the 4oO-iost
station, has been stopped for the pres
ant ON account Of bad air. Tho south
drift at this station. following the line
Of the ledge, Is In forty-flve feet, and
shows no change Of formation as yet;
upper works, Is up fiity.fve feet In
fair working ground. and has shown
no DEVELOPMENT NJ yet.