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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09
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A vIRr Ririp. ssfs and easy way TO make mo
ney. Is to procure teritsry 10 introduce the latest
asefniinvention that 10 wanted every day BY ever
one. every where. who has . family. . falisised
sewing Machine with Table and Trsadls for only
SO that does the same work a. Q machine you
would pay $50 for, rapid. smooth and arm, mares
. seam 20 strong that the cloth Will tear before the
stitches viii rip apart. Eight new attaehments for
all work and the improved Button Hsle WORKER used
by US snly. Agents only need show then In opera
ton to sell In every house they enter. no and up
wards cleared daily by smart AGENTS. No such ma.
chine was ever offered Al any such price. N.Oo sold
last year, lU,nD families use them. Demand In.
creasing every day where they become known.
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers. Edltors. MAehlnists.
given nee 10 frsi applicants. IL there u no agency
IN your place, write Tor u. or buy Q machine for your
family OF "a relation, there II none better or 40 cheap.
Machines sent 10 all parts Of the country on receipt
OF price, SO. Real VI advertisement beginning =
Saved nry.ry Family" In another column Of this
iIaAN 4 o.. 3s Canal street. New York.
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TO CANDIDATEs.

All announcements OF candidates for
Office, daring the political campaign,
published in this paper, mus Be paid for
IN adranes. We accept Of no contingent
arrangement. but treat all alike. Aean-
didats who cannot, or will not an
nouncs himself properly before the pee
pie. and pay his printing bins promptly.
is not ct for the office he seeks.
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Arr..ssd FOR Yerrsrx.

NKw YoRx. September 9.-Thrss men
were arrested here yesterday on a charge
Of forging deeds representing sl00. 900.
One Of the men. Chas. Sacia, is impli.
Gated in forgeriss Of Harlem Bank stock.
Of which Van Ettsn. who committed 81.
icids. was asccused a. principal.
Revenue seizure.
A cargo Of tea, valued at $40, 600, has
been seized by the Collector on a charge
Of attempt to defraud the revenue.
Troubles OF Partisan,
Specific charges have been fled in the
Circuit Court against Commissioner
Jno. J. Davenport on the ground OF his
arbitrary partisan conduct at election as
chief Supervisor of Election as well as
U. s. Commissioners.
A Monster Sells His Daughter.
Chas. Desnei was arrested last night
for selling his daughter, age 10 years, to
Peter Hallack, keeper Of . house Of ILL
fame. Hallack was arrested while ia
king the girl to his house. Dssnsi Is
said to have disposed OF two other
daughters in the same way.
Car shops burned.
CINCINNATI. September 9.-The car
repair shops Of the Marietta & Cincin-
natl Railroad. at Zalsske, Ohio, was
burned early this morning, with about
IS freight cars. Loss about $4,000.
search for she Trenton Murdersrs.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. o. Gov.
Brown is here for the purpose Of obtain
ing an additional detective force to dis
cover tho murderers OF the negro pris-
onors taken from the Trenton Jail. Nell
son MCGEE, n OF the prisoners taken
from the Jail at the time, and the &C
knowledgod leader OF the negroes in
their organization, has written a letter
TO his wife from Hickman, Ky. From
this fact II 10 believed tho other nine
escaped likewise, as nc trace OF their
bodies has been found. Tho Grand
Jury. at Trenton. are using every srsr-
ton. Gov. Brown says to ascertain
who the men were who took the pris-
oners out and murdered some OF them.
The other side OF the Question.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September 9.-lt
is rumorsd here that Gen. A. W. Camp
bell. one Of the prominent lawyers OF
Tennessee, has been retained at q fee Of
$50, 900 to defend certain parties in the
expected trial in the event thcy are ar
rested. lie has been heard to remark
that there are two sides to the question,
and that when the facts are known hus-
bands. fathers and brothers throughout
the country north and south, whose
blood would curdle at thought OF their
wives, daughters and sisters being held
in the cosrced embrace Of the black,
lustful brutes, will regret tho sheet iron
thunder they imagine the occasion has
justified.
Murder Trial.
The preliminary trial Of Pat. Lyons
and Bowen Saunders, alleged murders
OF Julia Hayden, the colorsd school
teacher Of Truesdals county, is now in
progress at Lebanon, Tenn.
Rumored Democratic Disclaimer.
CnIcAoo, September "a Washing
ton special says ii is rumored that tho
Democratic Executive Cammittee are in
consultation with leading Southern DEM
ocrats, with q view OF calling a con-
vsntion somewhere in the South, to dis
claim all sympathy on the part Of Dem
ocrats with the recent outragss. Such
men rs JEFF. Davis, General Forrest and
Governor Brown are mentioned in this
connection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

COSMOPOLITAN SALOON. corner Of c street
and Sutton avenue. Virginia City, cuARL
ssxukn date Of the Saddle Roek). proprietor.
Mr.. sommer desires TO inform his friend. and
the public generally that he has thoroughly 70
dtted and opened the above popular saloon,
where he viii be ready at all lines TO supply
his customers with the choicest wines. liquor
and eigars. Give him q call
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

ARusu.-It IL no wonder that c. A. Wolfe
meier, Of the Metropolitan Boot and Shoe
store. No. ios south @ street. Virginia. isde
isg such 4 rushing business. He has Just 70
tnrnei from San Francisco with . Urge stock
OF the latest styles and beet quality OF boots
and shoes, which he IL selling eheaPef tnan
aud examine his new goods
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

Coin nuLrRs and everybody read this:
There 10 one thing certain; thoee who are
siling with dyspepsia, billions disease and
los. Of appetite, get well by the use OF Bitter
Witch. Every time . doss f. taken the patient
feels better. So,d ct ]. Jores' Drug store.
Last Chance Linlment, the greatest PAIN.
killer in the world; Web Foot Pills. the essiest
puryative. sold everywhere. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

KATE SroppARp's MENoRr.-Lizzis
Lloyd King. otherwise Kate Stoddard.
and now AN inmate Of Auburn. New
York, Insane Asylum, has a marvellous
memory for details. She has sent q
written demand to the District Attorney
who prosecuted her for the murder OF
Goodrich, for sundry articles which she
alleges, he dstains from her unjustly.
As allowing what q murdress may lay
store by, we give her inventory: ''forty-
Ave dollars in bank notes, two pairs OF
epers glasses, two mirrors, q card plate,
gold pencil, q satchsl, two pen knives.
an soeordson, an umbrella. a pair Of
s-oissors, blue ribbon, a bible, my music
boz. letter. and pictures, clippings from
newspapers, silver mug. two tides.
match boz, china cup and wrapping.
bottles Of sau de cologne. violet ink.
mucilage, French dressing for boots, etc.
four volumes on physiology, package Of
Fulton ferry tickets, n Greenwood ear
ticket, two Of Smith & wesson's re-
volvsrs worth SAT-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

Press 0rkRA HoUsE.-The play en-
titled "Maum Gre was repeated at the
Opera House last night to q large anil
delighted audierce. The performance
passed of smoothly from beginning to
end. Mr.. Murphy, in his various as
sumptions, acquitted himself in his usual
fslicitous style. His Irish ballads are
sxquisitely beautiful. The audience,
after being favored with n OF them.
were 10th to allew his leaving tho stage.
Mr.. Billings. a. Broadbrin, captured n
vast mount Of applause. The balance
Of the cast acquitted themselves well.
The play will be repeated again this
evening on the occasion Of the farewell
appearance Of Mr.. Murphy. Friday
night the Black Crook.
FINE SPxcrNES.-wc were shown to-
day. says the Virginia Chronicle Of yes
terJay. . splendid specimen of copper
ore, from the Sarah Rose mine, in Pea
vine district. about twelve miles from
Reno. IL contains about 40 per cent.
copper and 500 n ton in silver. with con-
adorable gold. The mine 10 opened by
atunnsl which strikes the ledge 100 feet
below the surface. About 20 tons OF ore
are now upon the dump. The speci-
men, which weighs about 20 pounds,
will be presented by l.. ii. York to the
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers. at
their next meeting on Thursday evening
next, and will lie a fine addition to their
cabinet.
IsIERrsrrSo LrcruRE.-Last evening
Professor Denton delivered a very inter
estinc lecture at National Guard Hall,
Virginia, taking for his subject The
Formation Of the Coal Beds" We arc
pleased 10 note the fact that the lseturs
was well attended. The Professor held
the audience in wrapt attention Tor an
hour and a half. during which time he
gave an exhaustive description OF ths
carbonifcrous period. illustrating his
lecture with charts and diagrams. h'
win lecture again this evening, also on
Friday and Saturday evenings.
FoR RrcoRpER.-Charles Ravson,
r-..4ni incumbent. in a earl which will
DO found in another column. a-"~-''ees
himself As q cGndiuste for the office OF
County Audi.or and Recorder Of Storey
county, sSoject TO the decision OF the
Union Republican County Convention.
Mr.. xawson IL an old resident Of Storey
ccsnty and has u host OF warm frissds.
II reelected be will be SURE to keep the
books straight.
The business operations Of the Carson
Mint during the month OF August, 1874,
ana tins rixan La thn Cnrsnn nannrs.
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wednesday. September 10, is7A.
Polls to be open from ioA. y. to ? =. on
Ths lumber of Delegates for the STATE. Coo.
ysniiop va sppcrtionsd y follows. to.Wfti
Pint ward. Gold Hill-Six delegates. Polls
at Liberty Engine house.-.
second wifd, Cola Hli-Ysur dsleestss.
Polk a. Lincoln Aose.hoass. -.
First Ward, v~irginis-rhres delegates. rolls
Second Ward, virinis-Yiys delegates.
Polls At washoe Engins-houss y 2 . MI.
Third Ward. yirgtnla-Fivsd delegates. folis
PeurtS Ward, V~ircinis-Three' delegates.
Polls al Monumental Kngine house No; I.
Piowsry Precinct-one delegate. Polls o.
Empire State Mil.
~DELEoArEs ron COUNTY CONVENTION.
First Ward, Gold Hll.Kleven delegates.
Fipt Ward, virginis-Piys delsgatee.
Third Ward, vlngfnis-Nlns delegates.
Fourth Ward, Virginia Five delegates.
American fiat-Ons delegate. Polls ct BAL.
timors Consolidated once.
The County Convention TO BE- held st Pipsr's
Open House, Virginia.
Saturday. September 10. ls7t,
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ. for the purpose Of nom
mating the following ticket, to-witi
Two state Senators.
Twelve Assemblymen.
One District Judge.
One sheriff.
One County Clerk.
Ono District Attorney.
One County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
One County Assessor.
one Public Administrator.
One County superintendent Public Schools.
One County Surveyor.
-Four County Commissioners
Three Justices OF the Peace.
Three Constables.
Board OF School Trustees.
RESOLVED, That the test 10 be required OF oil
voters al the Primary elections Of the party
shall be:
Firt-Aro you Q citizen Of the United States
and State Of Nevada, or win you be . lawful
voter at the ensuing electiont
Second-wMl you support the nomirses OF
the Republican State and County Conventions
at the merit election
The sfieers o. the Primaries win b hereafter
announced By the Committee.
RICHARD RISING. Chairman.
A. wnIIAns, Secretary. Jy1lt
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A NECESSARY RrauEsr.-It 10 wen known
to my customers that ! am not In the habit Of
urging payments, bat desiring 10 20 below to
lay In q supply OF Fall goods, on the 18th day OF
September, Il 10 necessary for me TO ask all who
That time. b. OAKLAND. j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

'"inAse anu OARS sActuteus t-fts0os "a
ProrLisric.-A fstic battle has been
arranged to take place between James
Riekell and James Rodja. tomorrow
morning. The place OF meeting has not
bean dvulged. neither are We informed
MS 10 the exact time when hostilitiss will
commence.
IMPROVEMENT. A number Of laborers
under the direction Of Town Marshal
Kelly, have been engaged for several
days past in Matchmaking Main street,
In the upper portion OF the town.
MErEEoLoOIcAL.-The weather to-
day was delightfully."- mild and pleasant.
At noon the Thermometer in Gold Hill
indicated a temperature Of ~ degrees in
the shade.
RkorsrRArIoS.-Ths whole number Of
persons registered in Gold Hill for the
. election. up to the present time, is
BUILDING ISPRoyENrSD.-The Fort
Homestead building is being thoroughly
renovated and repaired.
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FoH the very best Photographs 20 to bradley
d Rulofson's Gallery without BTAIRS-
~ ASCEND IN The ELEVATOR, No. 80
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCISCO

t.r,crAL 70 rus osLp HILL DAILY xrw,.l
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~ PROCEEDINGS
or storey County Republican
Committee.

lTANKETNG OF THE STOREY c0UN.
A ~ RcpuIlican Central COMMITTEES, hsld ct
Tininls, July Is, 1874, the tina Tor holdlnG
Republican Primaries, for the election o. Dele
gsies TO The state and County Conventions, was
dxed for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

TuElarss.t., oiaryyood'atbsslland' leone
audsee-
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POLITICAL
UNION REPusLIoAH
state Central Committee.

lrA MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB
"A iicsn Btste Central Committee, heh IN
virginia City, June ~, i674. u was
Resolved, That q 6atc Coaventtoe oi the
Union Republican party be bed g Win,s.
.ssf.; 90 e TaGssDS ~ e ss!' soiisai 8 USs. !
'o Gor.rpor. L,eutensn. Governor. Represents.
five In Congress. two Justiccs OF the supreme
Court dong and short tcfms), becretaIy o. bt.ss,
Aiiorney. lensrai Trs.surs5 o. s's, $500 a..
tendent OF Public Instruction. STATE nirsfl.
ocist, CLERK Of tho Supreme Coun, pnts ~.
Ter. and state Central Conmittee, and for ne
trnssetion OF sueh other business. y shAn
properly come before the Convention. .,.
one Delegate Ct arEs. one tor esen i@ 49,
and one for each fraction over 70 votes east 10
j. W. Hiines. Presidential Kisetor, ssth ssa'
erai election OF 1871.
Resolved, That the test TO be fsguirsd Of AZ
shall be: Pint-Ars you . citizen Of the
United States and State OF Nevada, or Will you
BE- 9 lawful voter ct the ensuing eicctieni BEG
opd-will you support the nominees OF The re,
publican State and County Convention stths
hf Rs.oised. That the several County Con.
mittces be recommended TO adopt such other
means and tests q may scsm 10 them necessary
70 the promotion Of purity and fairness Of The
Dsiessis. are spportioasd to the several ces..
Ties q follows: $3.50
Churchill.
Doueh
Blko. ''''''''
ksmeraldA. '"'
humboldt.
Lincoln.
Lander. ........
kureka. '""'
Nye. .''''"
.s'''''
btorey '
Whrhoe.
White Pine.
0''.""cS d. 'zxBRisHii. ciiirnin.
Ono. A. Kuo, Secrstsry. ju26 ID
tRepublicsn papers Throughout the 6tats eoR{.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-09

EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.lsrsc,AL TO TIE soLD muL pAnr xEvs
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come and let the Doctor sTsnine your csss. Il
will cost you nothing for consultation, sopleass
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can cure you be
will tell you 90; n not, hs win say 90. Tor he
win not undertake . cure unless heis confident
OF al, cling O cure.
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Darts from the pevLlI


A beck inst issued, exposing the Personals ~
that have appeared in the New York newspapers
tn DIR history and lesson. Stylish Nialns fully cx.
posed Advertisements of desperate men to beas.
thu women, clandestiped meetings, how frrstra-
ted. The history Of the Goodrich tragedy The re.
suit OF "pei soHgl." Description OF living Broad.
way statues. Exposes social CORRUPTION ;Scnt On
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IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers h
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TEXAS BANKING
Insurance Company,
Galveston.
Capital Stock (: $500, 600
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

WIN give particular attention to collections in tn
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-16
THE WHEEL WITHIN A WHEEL.

There's aye wheel within wheel whiehS
ever way we turn,
Ana they wha ken which way it works ha'
little causelto mourn.
TO find out d the secrets OF would take q
clever chiel.
There's just special few can work the wheel
within wheel.
The politician always tries to make 1t under.
stood
he serves his country a. his MIGHT for just
his country's good
lnotice, when he gets a chance, he serves
himself wiz zeal
he kens the way to turn aroun' the wheel
within wheel.
1 winna' say they're a. like but ae thing weel
/ ken:
Self>interest predominates amang most
kinds OF men
Nae doot you'll meet VII now an then an
honest worthy chiel,
VIVA scornsto taxi advantage of the wheel
within wheel.
The man o. business, when he strives to gel
his fortune made,
Us ne'er content till by some means he cor
ners you in trade
He mak's ring" with twa-three frien'e
VIVA understan' 1t weel-
Then at u given signal turns the wheel with
Ia wheel.
There's mony mair that could name, anG a
their daily care
Is how to work the oracle and max theil
muckle mair
1t never ance comes In their heads to think
o. ither's veal
They sit a. day, and screw and turn the whee
within wheel.
And cen some clergymen themsel'a will
prove you frae The Word
When silier's in the case-how they've beer
''cslled" on by the Lord.
but God forgi'e me, whites think the "call'
comes from the dell
He's aye the ane that puts in gear the whee
within a-wheel.
say What you like-gang whaur Hyou will
GOD Mammon reigns supreme,
And he's maist thochs o. wha can SOON tn,
ss best doom Fortunes stream. III
Oh J but weary for the time when man t,
man shall feel #H5 n.IH
AS brithers should, and throw AVA the whee
within wheel.
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From the Young Folks Rural.
.i 8l SONG OF THE PINE TREE,

By ALLIE j. BUCHANAN.
List the singing of the pine tree
As the breeze the branches sway, 81
Louder, stronger sounds the music,
AS each tree joins In the lay. e
Stern TO harshn ess Is the chorus,
Then how &c ntle grows the song
AS one solitary singer
Breathesa solo, sweet and long.
Soft and gentle, low and tender,
TIL methinks lullaby ~
sings the tree, to some wee birding
hooking In the branches high. ss
anen . solemn, mournfnl echo .,t
Through each leafet signing rolls
Fearful, melancholy music, -EI
Bringing sadness to our souls
augusta, Wis.
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From the April Overland Monthly.
NATURE AND ART.


When Art was young, Pygmalion formed
A marble maid, divineIy fair;
Her beauty all his being warmed,
And moved him to enraptured prayer
90 leave her MOI senseless stone,
Almighty Jove. enthroned above
gRnt give her life to bless my own,
Endow her with the soul of love !"
,sJoye heard and smiled The marble fushe
Like snow peak at the coming sun;
~stPygmaion I" Lo she spoke and blushed
And thus this stainless bride he won.
And ever since the srtist touch
Has had a quick, Promethean fire,
For all who love their labor much,
Who nobly struggle and aspire.
70 such the miracles recur
7 hat only genius works as will,
That seem dead images to stir,
And every source of feeling thrill.
Thus Nature ever to the heart
That slightly seeks her, answer gives
In every n aster~work of art
A portion OF her spirit lives.
The tempted pile. the marble shape,
The painted tree, the stream the sod,
Are only forms her soul to drape-
For'HAature Is the art Of God |"
THE painter, when he spreads his tints,
That only mimic what Ia real,
If Nature guides him, nobly hints
Her dearest charm, her sweet ideal.
The rose richer beauty takes
From hands that she has deity taught;
The violet sweeter perfume ruskes
When Art has welded 1t to thought.
Oh Goddess! On thy altar tops
Of awful peaks that touch the blue,
Where every snowy gem that drops
Unmelted lies In stalnles hue.
| gaze upon thy wide domain
From mountain unto boundlesS sea,
And listen to the grand refrain
The pillared forests sing to thee.
For down below, in circling ranks,
The pines uplift their branching arms
And father, on the river banks,
The oaks reveal their milder charms.
And as / leave the dizzy height,
Returning to the valley mead,
Gray rocks with lichens are bedgight,
And flowers up-spring of lowly breed.
The happy creatures of the world
Bound from the thlcket on the way
The mother doe, the fawn her child
AS half In fright and half IN play.
BY springs where Why tressss cling,
And tuneiul gnrgles meet the ear,
The feathered people drink and sing,
But soon the cabins lazy smoke
see above the orchard curl
And. bark what sound the silence broke?
The jocun1 laugh of boy and girl!
Around and round, In merry rout,
! see them 60. as though to play
Where all of life, and care and doubt
Could never cloud their Summer day
The oriole her pendant nest
Ia hanging from the willow Dough:
The lark withjoy distends his breast,
And Marbles to the lowing COW:
Thus Nature everywhere repeats
The beauty and the love she owns;
From hill to sea her rythmic beat
Is heard in many blending tones.
And Art, her handmade, catches up
The glory OF each sound and sight
To pour them from her magic cup,
A draught to steep us in delight.