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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15
Init roa wrsr polSr.-Edwarl Niles,

Init roa WEST PorST.-Edwarl Niles,
OF this place, who was recently appoint
oil to the vacant cadetship at tho United
States military Academy. West Point,
left for tho East last evening. A larg,
number OF friends assembled at tho de
pot, on the arrival Of the 9:l5 train, to
sec him OF.
FIsE wEAruER.-For the past few
weeks we have been favored with som,
extraordinarily fine weather. People
get up early in the morning and sit ny
late at night 10 enjoy IL. Let us be duly
grateful and pray for its continuance.
LACK or EXCITEMENT. News items
have been rather scarce in Virginia OF
Gold Hill to-day. Almost anything in
the way Of excitement would be relished
by reporters, whether a fight, a runaway,
an elopemont, or M earthquake.
ELECTION or TEAcnERs.-A n recent
meeting Of the Virginia Board Of School
Trustees, the following ladies' were ell.
ected teachers in the Public Schools OF
that city: Miss Mary CashiOn, Miss
Emma Allen and Miss Davis.
WASHINGTON GUARD PIcSIc.-By ref
ercnce to n notice in another column II
will DO seen that the second annual pic
mic excursion OF tho Washington Guard
will be held at the Bowers Mansion, ON
the sth day OF September.
YELLOW JAcKEr.-Ths Yelloy Jacket,
although not a producing mine at pres
ent, has disbursed dividends to the
amount Of S2, isi, 900. The assessments,
including the one recently levied, amount
to Sl.99S, 900.
RAoPESISa or THE PUBLIC Schools
Our readers will bear in mind that the
Fall session Of the Gold Hill Public
Schools commences or Monday next.
Parents will govern themselves accord
ingly.
HANDSOME YIRDs,-A large number
Of yards belonging to residences situated
on Main street, lower Gold Hill, are
adorned, at the present time, with a fine
display OF ornamental trees and flowers.
ROCKS WANTED gentleman wishes
to rent three or four unfinished rooms,
suitable for housekeeping. or n small
house. Inquire ut this office. Sec adj
yertisement,
IMPRovrNG.-We learn that Mr.. James
Lsngan. who had the misfortune to
break his thigh some time since by acct
dentally falling into a cellar, is getting
along finely.
ASSESSMENT An assessment OF fifty
cents per share is levied by the Empire
Mill and Mining Company. See official
notice in our advertising columns to-
day.
wooD.-Immense loads Of wood are
to be seen daily and hourly passing up
Main street to the Divide. Tho wood is
hauled from the vicinity OF Dayton.
No SERvIcrs.-0wing to the fact OF
the absence OF the pastor, no religious
services will he held by the Liberal So
ciety in Virginia tomorrow.
HONE AaArS.-Mr. Miner, Of the firm
Of Miner & Hall, stock brokers, re-
turned home from San Francisco this
morning.
METEonoLooIcAL.-In Gold Hill, at l
p. NJ. to-day, the Thermometer indicated
q temperature OF rs degrees in the
shade.
JuDGE wmGmr's CouEr. No GRIM
inal business was transacted in Justice
wright's Court to-day.
HYMESI,L.-Wo are informed that
our old.time friend Edward Dean is on
the eve OF matrimony.
SIXTEEN teachers will be required in
the Virginia Public Schools during tho
coming year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

A vEsr R,rip. safe and easy way to make mo
ney. u 10 procure territory TO Introduce the latest
u.emllnvention that !. wanted every day BY every
Que. every where. who has a family, q hlnslI.i
sewing Machine with Table and Tfeadlc TOT only
Sln that does the same work as a machine you
weuli pay So Tor, rapid. smooth aud arm. makes
a seam 80 strong that the cloth viii tear before the
stitches will rip apart. Eight new aitachnents Tor
all work and the Improved button Ilsle Worker used
BY us only. Agents only need show them IN opera
iisn 10 sell In every house they enter. ~ AMI up
wards cleared dally by smart agents. No such ma.
chins was ever offered at any such price,. 1i.un -bli
last year, ln.U0 families use them. Demand In
creasing every day where they becom. known.
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers. Editors. Machinists.
rsllors, etc. recommend them as perfect. Rights
given ffee 10 fr-t applicants. II there j. no agency
IL your place, write for u, or buy q machine for your
family or a relation, there Il none better r 80 cheap.
Machines sent 10 all parts of the countfy On receipt
OF price, sln. Real Advertisement beginning 80
Saved ~ every Family" In another column Of this
paper. Address the Propfietors, ROnERI j. MIL
LOAN 4 CO.. IN Canal street. New York.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
l~srrctAL TO ruE soLD I'LL DAILY Srws.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Ano,h,r ri,t ON neecher.

~ W
NEW York. August ia reporter
alleges that Tilton denied to him having
received money from Beecher. II
Bescher contributed to the Golden Age,
he did so in common with other men
without his knowledge. He affirmed,
says the reporter, that the hired girl in
the house discovered criminality between
Beecher and his wife, and began to
spread the news, whsreupon Beochcr
had her sent away to a boarding school,
where he maintained her.
Fatal Itaiiroad Accident.
CORNWALL, Pa, August l5.--The Me-
chanic's excursion train, ON the Trenton
Railroad, near Edinaham, came into
collision with a coal train. The alleged
AUS was an accidentally misplaced
switch. Five men were killed and four
teen seriously injured.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The War I'm Japan.

LONDON. August ia special dis
patch to the Times from Worth, Spain,
states that Marshal Taballa with $4,000
men and seven guns, left Merandu
Thursday with a command for the relief
Of vittora, which is very closely besieg.
ell by the Insurgents. The Carlists or
pose his march at entrenched positions.
AZ Pueblo. Gen. Marronez awaits the
result Of Taballa's movement, when a
united attack will be made uponthc Car
lists at Estella.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

AMERICAN FLAT LoOklNo If.-io
morrow the people residing at American
Flat will be favored with divine services.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson will preach at the
new school house at 2 p. NJ. The an
nouncement will be a gratifying one. no
doubt, to the people Of that suburban
locality, some Of whom have mo- boen
TO church for years. The reverend gen
tlsman, who is an able divine, will no
doubt be favored with a large audience.
American Flat has undergone remarka-
bic changes within the past twelve
months. A short time ago desolation
reigned there supreme, scarcely any
thing being left Of the place except the
dilapidated walls OF a temple, built and
dedicated to Bacchus by the people OF u
former generation. Now the situation
IL changed. Dwelling houses have
sprung up all over the Flat with marvel
GUS rapidity. Large hosting works
have been erected, and mining enter
prises are being pushed forward Wig
orously. The residents OF the precinct
are 10 DO favored with school and church
privileges, and ere long the city OF the
Plain will be restored to its pristine
grandeur.
SALOON IMrRoyENxSrs.-Mr. Dumars,
proprietor OF tho Fashion Saloon, Main
street, Gold Hill. is making some hand
some improvements to the interior oil
his saloon. Among them may be men
toned an elegant blaek-walnut counter
and liquor closet. The carpenter work
is being done by Mr.. Hull, a very supe-
rior workman. The engrayings which
adorn the walls Of the saloon are every
n of them chsf d'Oarr,s OF art. Tbs
saloon itself is first-class in all its ap-
pointmsnts, being n of the finest IN
the county.
RACING AT ASSOCIATION TRAcK.-Two
exciting races came of at Association
Track this morning. The first was be-
tween Tom Hughes oan t%rotting horse
and A double team belonging to Messrs.
Derby 4 Gahsart. The double team, by
hard running against the roan's trotting'
won the race by a length. Next fol-
lowed ahotly contested half mile foot race
between Judge Il. ii. Taylor and @. q.
Carson. Democratic candidate for Secre-
tary of State. The latter won the race
by three lengths; time, Gao, with three
rests.
IL THE FIELp.-Mr. G. b. Smith, OF
Virginia City, himself rs a
candidate for tho position Of County
Treasurer at the approaching election,
snb;ect 10 nomination by the Democratic
Connty Convention. Mr.. Smith is well
anil fayorably known in this community.
He ssryed two years as deputy County
Trsssuror under NJ. A. Mcdonald, and
xas noted for his uniformly courteous
dsportmen, and obliging disposition.
s,t,rrsa Can AccoNNoplrioSs.-Un-
III further notice a special sleeping car
will be run between Sacramento and
c,,son without change, leaving Sacra-
mento Sundays and Wednesdays, and
Carson ON Mondays and Thursdays
Rsr,hs can be secured by application to
,;cket offices in Virginia, Gold Hill and
carson- See notice elsewhere. The
ssor,s Of superintendent ferington to
SECURE for passengers a comfortable IMP
h.,wesn the two places named above Will
be properly appreciated by the travelling
public.
sxyr TO THE CouSrY HosrrrAL.-Day
before Yesterday n man by the name OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

A MAN in an adjoining county died 70.
Gently who had taken his county paper
for twelve years without paying for it.
Upon the day Of his burial, the kind
hearted, forgiving editor, called to see
him for the last time and stuffed a linen
buster and a couple Of palm leaf hats
into the coffin. He was prepared for a
warmer climate.
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RrNorAI. -nnitctek & CO.. Pailem Agency

REMOVAL -Duttcriek & Cos Pattern Agency
has been removed to No. 10 North @ street, op.
polite fitzmeier & Armbn-t's Bakery, eight
doors north Of the Postenicc. upstairs, at
which place all the latest patterns can be oh
tanned. Mr.. 4. A. storer having received the
agency Of the importing and Wholesale Human
Hair. Establishment ot Charles V. Peckham.
iiroadwa New York. l. now prepared 10 sup
ply ladies' with mt quality OF gennine hsir az
price list. Mrs. 4. A. Storer, No. N North 4
street, IN Stair, Virginia City, New. 10
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READ Tuis.-And to do so 1.

READ rms.-And to do 20 Is certainly for
your good. for during tho next 81 days pro.
pose TO scll my entire stock Of splendid Spring
aud summer clothing. In Hail. building. oppo-
site tho NEWS ONCE. Main street. Gold ilill.
regardless Of cost. 40 let all who want 4 dura.
BILE, stylish aud fashionable snit OF clothing
give me q call before purchasing elsewhere.
This Il no sham, for ] must and viii close out
nv entire stock within that time. All persons
indebted to me viii please call and settle at
once. NJ. y. WALLER.
iy3i I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

Why IT Is.-it !. not strange a , all that the
sidewalk In front OF W. H. Hison's store 10
hloeksicd with goods every day, and 80 many
people coming out loaded with goods, for with
q few dollars You can buy groceries enough 10
do for q month. You can buy fresh toma
toes, an can, for IS cts; fresh peaches, IN
can, - cts: frc-h oysters, IN eau, % cts: pie
fruit, an can, IS cts. aud everything In proper.
lion. 60 and get a package Of ltlsOn'- coffee.
ffesh ground eyery week. Try II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

Coin IInIIRs and everybody read this
There /. one thing certain; those who are
ailing with dyspepsia. bilious disease. and
loss Of appetite, get well by the use 81 Bitter
Witch. Every line a dore II taken the patient
feel. better. Sold at j. JoI e-' Drug store.
Ia.t Chance ilniment, the greatest palm.
killer In the world Wet Foot Pills. the easiest
purgatiye. Sold everywhere. 2l'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

COSMOPOLITAN SALOON, corner OF q street
and Sutton avenue, Virginia City, CHARLES
soNNER date Of the Saddle Rock), proprietor.
Mr.. sommer desires to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has thoroughly re-
dtied and opened the above popular Saloon,
where he will be ready at all times TO supply
his customers with the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars. Give him 4 call. J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

cL,sPkp her tiny hand in mine I; ]
vowed to shield her from the wind. and
from the worlds cold storms. She sci
her beauteous eyes on me, and with her
little lips said she, "An umbrella will
do as WELL"
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stock broker Arrssted-s7,o 100000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dead
Foul Play-Weather.


San FRAScrsoo. August l5-lr p. NJ
George G. Sorsn, a member OF the new
Board Of Stock Brokers, WAS arrested
last night for enbczzlement, on com
plant Of q woman who had intrustsd
money in his hands to DO invested in
stocks. He procured bail and was re-
leased.
The answer OF Milton S. Latham to
tho suit brought by Michael Reese
against him for 1000, 900, on account
OF a transaction in tho California Pa
ciic Railroad Company, has been pre-.
pared, and will probably be filed to-day.
Charles S. Site went TO the Racine
House last night, accompanied by a lady
who took a room there. To-day she
was found dead in her bed, and on sus'
picion Of foul play he was arrested, and
is in custody. The name OF the
woman is not yet known.
The weather is clear and warm.
Grsenbacks, 9lX@9ls..
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started into Operation

Day before yesterday. This morning
the clearing out Of the debris at the bot
tom OF the shaft was completed, and
some water encountered. Water. how
ever, cannot interfere with deeper sink
ing. as the whole ground is drained by
the much deeper mines near by. The
company do not propose sinking the
shaft deeper at present, but will open a
new level from the bottom OF II 100 feet
below their present working level alrea-
dy opened. This 100 feet is all new,
unprospectcd ground, and valuable ore
developments will undoubtedly DO made
in it. Meanwhile they propose a. soon
a. properly prepared to do so, to take
out ore from the 220-foot level for mill
ing. j. G. Corey. late OF the Ophir
mine, is Superintendent, and tho pros
poets for the Original Gold Hill may
safely be laid down as very iiattering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

FoR the very beet Photographs, 20 to bradley
a Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
re- ASCEND IN ThE ELEVATOR, No. t2e
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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srOCK REPORT.
lHzroRrEp pAIIr M nrxrH q HALL
Last Evening.

l@He@A-. saA@A - 80 hAE
Last Evening.
Ito Meadow Valley. Z. eH.s az
40 Eureka Cen, i3k
leo Phoebe, ~
100 wsshington 4 Creole, COO
40 American Flag, AZ, Q.
1850 Belmont. 81. 5k ba SIS
IS Rye Patch, l.
50 ri Dorado south, IL
100 NJ Dorado North. 4
80 Cherry Creek, III 1.
100 ST. Patrick. ;Oc
100 Bellevue. T5e. 62kc
40 Chariot Mil, sk.sa
$50 Ida Fillmore. SlAc
- Empire udaho). ~
30 south Chariot. iOc
i1o Golden Chariot. 6k. 6L
Ia chollar Potosi. 81. 50
$50 savage. sss So SO. 5sk
Il Crow Point, ~
4Is Con. Virginia. y, 50. 50 ,S. 50 30
I'D Seq. Belcher, ~. say. 50
Us Yellow Jacket. S3S. "a, II "a
40 BALTIMORE Con, ~
$40 Gould e Curry. is,, isy, 10 30, 10. is'.
ioo ophir. Hs. aiS. - rs. nv. ais ha.
iS Caledonia. iGk. 49,.
$50 Confidence. ~, l2S, is.
1905 Imperial, 81. \ 81 b5, 81 bD
Male a Sorero.s, Is
it9 Empire. IA. ~. ~
20 California. -. 3sk
40 Overnss. 3s. 10 rs
sS ssleSsr. SSs, ss.. s,.. cSy .S, Gg
This Morning.
i'sO ophIr: aiH. AN ba. ass AN AK So
80 oc.id 4 Curry. 10, 10 bio, is.. iss b5
i9s Beet 4 Bslcher. 2sS
40 savage. co rs, 5gS. %
$50 choiiar. Poto-l. 81. s. 30, 59S b3o
50 Hale & Sorcro--. Az
$50 Crown Point, "a. fii., ~ bio
AS Yellow Jacket, 7' TON, I6s.TcS, Te sio.
iO9s Imperial. 81. 81 boo. 81
fi25 Empire MIL, -, 8 hO,s
sSs ken,uek. i5X, i9X b5, i5S, T5S Is,
l5. bSO
ls5 Alpha. u
go Bslehsr, sN, esq. &C bs. Csa., ess bSO,
Ga.
40 Confidence, ilS, las, u bS. IL
?n5 sierra Nevada, 4, y.
IS Con. Virginia. sN, 81, siA. SOY
as Ovsrman. N. ~ bio. ID siO
- sss. Bechsr, ~, sG
go Caledonia, 10 i91 -
$50 Baltimore, ~, ~
81 Justice, ~
3l5 Julis. AZ, Az y
no California. % sis, %
30 Union Cong II
$50 Knieksrbocker. ~
5,J Eclipse, g., 6'.,T
50 BAcon,a
~ Dayton. On
i5 suecor. ~
$50 Silver llin.6 ~
ais Andes, SOC. 1. yc
W Rock leland, .
COO Leo, 4.
10 Dsrdahsliss, -
20 Utah. J.
az woodville, J. ~
loo Ballion,
loo Globe. "
30 Tyler. Gc
GJ5 New York. IN. q.
20 Meadow Valley, I, o.
% Raymond Fly. l2H
sD pka Con, i3i., i3k, l3s
$50 Belmont, 81, 81, 81 b3
100 Kys Patch.
1000 forth Belmont. Toe
go kellevae. G9,c, 75c
81 honltor belmont, 2.
lbs Chariot MIL.
tsO Nj Dorado south.
2G0 Golden Chariot. :, N
90 Cherry Greek. IL
200 South Chariot. 10 b3O, 10
50 Water Co.. 81
$50 Eapireldshol, ~, L.
40 Ida Elmere. 1. &c
80 Independent. size
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THslagc.t. rdyroOdsatAgaland come
sndres.
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ORIGINAL GOLD HILL.

The ground OF the Original Gold Hill
Gold and Silver Mining Company. Sit
uated Immediately adjoining the most
noted mines Of Gold Hill Proper. is one
OF the Oldest locations along this sec
ton OF the Comstock. The claim was
located in 1861. and considerable work
was done toward its development. A
shaft was sunk to the depth Of $50 feet.
and at the 220-foot level a fine body OF
ore was found, but IL was Of too low
grade to pay owing to the great cost OF
milling; therefore, after considerable
prospecting about for richer ore the
company was obliged to suspend oper-
atoms. Since then the claim has been
allowed to lie idle. until within the past
year; il falling into other hands, work
was resumed under far more favorable
auspices. the reduced price OF milling
giving n good margin for profits, and
the present company being composed Of
men Of capital. energy and ability.
They have been retimbering and repair
ing the shaft, and having prospscted the
ore deposits TO their satisfaction they
felt warranted in going to the expense Of
erecting new and efficient steam hoist
ing works, the hosting having here
tofore been done by means of a hand
windlass and a within. They have thor
oughly perfected the title to their mine,
which certainly is one OF the very best
and most valuable locations, and the
assessment recently collected not only
paid all coats. but left money enough in
the treasury to deiray all possible ex-
penses for the next three or four months
to come, Independent Of ore production.
The New Hoisting Works
Are situated oyer the mouth OF the shaft
about half way between the American
Flat and ophir toll grades, and the en-
CINE and machinery IL Of sufficient pow
er to work the mine 10 a depth Of 200
feet. The foundations are solid and
everything il OF tho most substantial
character. The platform or floor for the
main building is strongly built OF heavy
timbers. with three inch plank flooring.
The building, which will soon be up. is
to be 60 feet long by 81 wide. The
shaft consists Of three compartments,
each ~ by 4 feet in the clear.
II is one Of the best shafts along the
lead, and is fitted with first rate cages
and all the other requisite appliances.
Under the energetic direction Of Mr..
Scott, the foreman, a vast amount Of
very effective work has been done dur
ing the past month. and the new hoist
ing works
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

l.rrciAL TO rHs GOLD NIL DAILY srws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE
for housekeeping. For particulars, inquire at
Wade. Grocery store, Main street, Gold
nni. sniaiw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03

The Charlotte (N. c. Observer boasts OF
making ice in that town-"good ice, and no
mistake"
Commodore E. B. Boutwell, was one Of tae
clerks who were discharged i'll Washington
on Wednesday.
Professor Parkhurst declares three mil
lions of miles, not three thousand, to he the
length OF the comets iaiL
If Ben Butler hopes, as he says, to live to
see his character Thoroughly yindicated, he
may as well lease {. ho.se for nine hundred
and ninety.nine years, renewable forever
st. LOUIS GlO6e.
The sixth annual session IF the American
Pathological Association will be held, accord
Ing to appointment, In The High Sehoo
building, at Hartford, CT, commencing
Tuesday, july l4th, and closing Friday
July 18th, 1874.
At Mont de Chantal commencement eXer'
cses last Tuesday the first honors for uni
form excellence of conduct in the senio
circle, consisting Of a crown and gold medal
were awarded to bliss Kate Lennox, o
Lynn, Mass. Emma WoodVillc, Of Swee
Springs, Va; and Sadie Dooley, of Rict
n1ona, Va. This academy Ii near Wheeling
The Rev. w. w. Green has dissolved hi
relation as rector OF Emmanuel church, 9
this place, and moves this week to MeherrI
Depot, we understand, to take charge OF
fchurch in Lunenburg. lie carries with hill
, Ito his new field OF labor the We'll wishes an
Iesteem OF all our people. irrespective OF d'
uonination.--Ch Chatham Tribune, ....-.A.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03

"Thc president Of Il petty railroad in Fir.
ginia receive, five times as much as the Sec.
re'ary of the Treasury, and yet his road does
not lay cent dividend to the original pro.
prlctOrs.'
Thus speaks contemporary journal. It
is a simple fact, and the deduction thcrefrom
is free to be drawn by ali men. For instance
the well-known statesman who has upon his
shoulders vast deal more responsibility
than the President" aforesaid who has q
world of knowledge upon political economy
more than The "presidrEt" ever did or ever
can possess, naturally thinks it hard that his
country pays him less than one.twe!lth Of Tire
annual salary Of the PRESIDENT" Here is
UNSUITABLE discomfort. All men of talents
employed in public service look to this wide
contrast, and enlist ju the ranks Of the dis
contented. Therefore, the payment Of j
salary 50 inordiuate, 20 out Of comparison
with the compensation that other men re-
cciye, is demoralizlng in its effects. The
public contcntand happiness are disturbed
the funds of the railroad which pays such Il
salary are wasted-apd men who have claims
against it which cannot he paid arc camor
Gus. We see no reason for such cxtrayagani
compensation to one man. 1t can only be
justified by results achieved. And what arr
they! General dissatisfaction and inability
| to pay debts that are due.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-03

JUDGE BRADLEY's DECsloN.-The Judge
summed up his general views of the subject
in the following proposition:
"The war Of race, whether it assumes the
dimensions of civil strife or domestic vio-
encc, whether it is carried on ia a guerrilla,
or predatory form, or by private combina.
tions, or even 10y private outrage or intimi.
dation, is subject to the jurisdiction of the
United States Government, and when any
atrocity is committed which may be assigned
to this cause, it may be punished by United
States Laws in the United States courts"
This sentence proves that if the District
Attorney had inserted in his indictment the
words son account Of race, color, and pre-.
vious condition of servitude," Justice BRAD.
LEY would not have quashed all the counts
in The indictments. The Washington
Chronicle says:
"Mr. zstice Bradley, Of the United States
Supreme Court, has returned to the city
from New Orleans"
IN smother article it says:
"Justice Bradley held several counts to
be insufficient, because they did not dliege
that the injuries charged pere committed
6y reason Of the race, color, or precious
condition Of seroitude Of the injured par
hes"
These words omitted no Indictment under
the enforcement act is worth button.