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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

PACIFIC SrocK ExcHASoE.-The car
pentsrs have been put to work remodel
ing the room selected by this body to
transact their business, and the con-
tractor. Mr.. A. A. Snyder. who II At
tending to the duty. expects 10 have II
In order for the members by the LIST OF
June. Tho seats for the brokers viii be
In . large Enclosure. ~half-oircls. and the
Callers and Secretaries places will b on
the southeast dds Of the room. the
members facing them. The area len
for space for the visitors will accom-
modats 1.500 people. The business
hours viii b from 10 70 II ns and from
2 70 ar. Ms. y. Ald. Noy 29A.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Fires In spai.-Bu.in.ss Failure

Fires In spaia-Businsss Failures
LONDON. Juno 1.-Two hundrcdhouses
were destroyed by nre at Cabinols.
Spain.
The Abedaro Iron Company. whose
failure is announced this morning. gave
employment to Ave thousand persons.
Several unimportant failures OF brokers,
in addition to those announced yester-
Jay. were reported at the Stock En-
change to-day.
Tho statement regarding the failure
Of sanderson 4 Co. and ]. A. Smith,
with COCO. 900 liabilities, should have
been that their creditors are for most
part secured. James Dowbarn Ia in
yolyed. The latter's liabilities : esti-
mated at e34. 900 and assets at f25. 600.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
rsolAL 20 ru, cor, %. p.lt suv..
DOMESTIC NEWS.

opinieas 81 The Prssidssrs Letter.
CHICAGO. June 1.-The Tines Wash.
ington special says the Presidents third
term is tho main topic In In political
circles, and there are two very decided
opinions on the subject. The friends
Of tho administration says the lsttsr
sets at rest forever the third term scare.
while on the other hand u Il regarded
BY . large number to mean that Grant IL
. candidate for the ONCE. The letter
has given rise 10 no end Of discussion.
and from the dissatisfaction expressed
over II. Il II clear that the President has
not settled the question.
Forrest Fires In New Ysrk.
NEW YoRx. June Ia forest Are
has again broken out In the mountains
Of Delaware and Sullivan counties. New
York. doing much damage. The village
Of Bethel. Sullivan county. was sur
rounded BY FIRE for 2 days and was only
saved after q hard fight. W. Corbin,
q wealthy farmer in Delaware county,
was surrounded by FIRE whilo
lighting the flames and burned TO death.
Two other men narrowly escaped. In
Sullivan County. q thousand acres OF
yaluable tin,ber n mill and three hmm.
dred thousand feet OF lumber are do
stroysd. The e~onhagration Is 30 nsros
that families have been Obliged to leave
their houses to save their lives leaving
everything ! DO destroyed.
Bseeher-Tiitsn.
NEW YoRx, June l.-Evarts continued
his address for the defense In the
Bsecher- Tlton case before q crowded
house. He said he had endeavored to
lay before the Jury the situation Of the
narties m .et forth In their chnractsr
and relations. which would enable the
;urv IN ;ud,e NJ moyemsnts. He would
call attention TO tho fact that In Decem-
Der 1870, Bsecher referred Bowen to his
fBe.cher,s) vifs. and there was An as
psct attempted 70 be introduced into
this case, and an attempt was made
,,,, AZ. ,.v. q, p..,h.r ~ n,.o,pa.
ali ~Lro,,.d,o a, nj. ,cl,tion, with Mrs.
T,,,.. 80 ~. ~, hr, ,.,,;..
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-MIDDLR.AGRD

There are many OF the ago OF thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
ofthe bladder, Omen accompanied by . slight
smarting OF burning sensation. and Q weaken.
Ing OF tn system In q manner the patient can.
not account for on examining the urinary dc.
posits Q ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes email particles OF albumenw will ap
pear, or the color will be OF q thin and mllkiih
hue, again changing TO Q dark and torpid APP
pearance. There are many men who die Of this
dlh1culty, Ignorant OF the cause. which 10 tho
second stage OF weakness. DR.. \. Will
guarantee Q perfect cure In all such cases, and
. healthy rcstorstion OF the gcnito' urinary or.
gans.
N. B.-Only an interview required In . ma.
Jority Of cases; balance OF treatment can be
conducted at home without interruption OF
business. ONCE hours-io to !. Q to s, and I to
Q. sundays 10 4 p. n. only. Consultation
Free. Examination ard advice. Is.
~ DIR. u. j. SPERR, late Surgeon In Bel.
lsvue Hospital, IL now A-rociatcd with Dr.
Splnney. and win give special attention 20 the
treatment Of diseases or the EYE and RAR.
Also PRIVATE DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
~ All eonmuniestions strictly confidential.
DIR. A. u. sPINNBY,.,
10 Boz St7. Virginia, New.
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FROM GAN DIEGO.
DemeeratIe r'rimariss-0rsin CroI

Demeeratie t'rimariss-0rsfn Crops.
Ban Drroo. CAL, June LIN the
Democratic Primaries In this county on
Saturday, the contest was between candi-
dates for Sherif-Ssnator Mccoy and
Sheriff Hunsaksr. Tho former carried
nearly every precinct. The Convention
meets on Wednesday. June 9th.
We had q nns shower Of rain ysstsr-
day morning. frsshening the atmos-
phsre and laying the dust nicely. It
will benefit the late grain crop. Pros-
poets are good. and many folds Of grain
that were considered worthless . month
ago. will yield ten to fifteen bushels per
Aero.
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FROM PORTLAND, OR.


Portland. Oregon, June LA cross
bill has been entered BY the Holiday
Directors against the Castor Dirsotors
Of the Oregon Central Railroad. The
complaint Of the former alleges that the
latter. through . conspiracy. excluded q
majority Of the stockholders from
voting, and 80 elected themselves. An
injunction was granted restraining Gas
tons officers and men from interfering
with the possession Of the road BY Hol.
laday. Both parties now have %injuuc-
lions allowing them to hold whatever Is
In their hands until the matter il settled
by tho courts. Holiday still retains
control Of the trains, dspots, etc.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r,aAI 70 n. soLD m. sAar .sis.
FROM sAN FRANCISCO
Demanded y ysii.

sAs FnAxctsco. June l-l:so p. NJ
The a . Of John ]. Marks came up
to-day before the Supreme Court on
motion 10 admit the prisoner 70 bail.
After hearing the argument In The case.
Judge Wallace denied ~ motion and
ordered Marks 70 BE- rsnmdsd 70 Jail.
pending . hearing Of the NJ on appeal
In July.
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LII. On Yorn R,our srpx.-The health Jour.

Ltk oS toUh niohr Sipk'-ihe heAi'h Jour'
malls all direct their readers to lie on their
right aide while asleep. but Heyman Droe. get
up q class Of spring beds that are 20 perfectly
elegant and easy that Il don't make any differ.
erence In what position you lie. you are at
perfect ease. lleyman Bros. also keep q com
plstc ,toek OF ell other kinds OF house furni.
iurs for sale at the lowest living prices. They
are at tho corner OF 3 and Taylor streets, VIZ.
rinia City. Give them Q trial. ~
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c,srArsrr . man undertake. 10

CERTAINTY !-when q man undertakes TO
make hls ow investments for future need, he
10 Obliged TO assume that he will have time to
complete them. That 10. he must assume as q
certainty tho very thing whose uncertainty
causes him 10 make provision NJ all. But 10 he
insurss bic life and then lives 10 old age, the
policy will prove . better cash Investment than
be can easily make In any other manner. taking
Into account it, freedom from oil and every
hazard. n he dies early. the object Of making
q provision for his family " Instantly attained.
Insure in the New York Life,
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Blue PorNrs. - Lsrre.sized. delicious bi
waves. fresh from the ses, can he had every
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds Of fsh. pprlna chicken. porter houpe
steaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man lIefronfs dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastronomie akin.
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DIR. A. b. sPINNEY,
Has Renewed 10 No. lSs South 9


Street, Virginia, opposite chauphin House.
Dr.. eplnney, we'll known throughout the
country % . Pathologtst and Physiological,
uhose successful treatment Of certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements do
lion Of the GREAT sPECliLisT, would re-
spectfuliy inform the citizens Of Virginia City
and vicinity that his Increasing patronage de.
handing morn cJmmodlous apartments, be has
removed 10 his new once. No. iss South q
street, Virginia, seven doors north Of the
70 consult with oil, thus giving invalids an op.
portunity Of Kidding themselves. through his
professional Agency, Of such constitutional an
noyances Ind ailments % he claims 10 compass
and 70 cure. Without entering Into biogrsph-
isaa a he i.ss : s 4 s'T 81. sP II isaGy p sssii:.i
reputation may be traced back to bis inaugu.
lstion and conduct Of the Montreal canada
East Medical Institute. The regime OF the
kngiish Pharmaceutical Colleges 70 gagged By
an elevated standard. An extended experience
81 di:ssss suaSis. si1at % ~ Sus .ns sssuPsn a
Of success In the eradication Of the multiform
chronic affections Incident TO both seIer. such
- Nervous Debility. Exhausted vitality,
Youthful kxcesses, Marriage Impediments,
and Chronic diseases generally.
TO TIKI LADIES.
DIR: sflNNEY. while naturally Impressed
with the delicacy Of tho subject feels 40 hest.
fancy In assuring them that, In conjunction
With 2 competent knowledge Of their various
su1erings. such a. Nervousness, Neuralgia.
Spinal Weakness, Lose Of Appetite, LAssitude,
frolapsua Uteri, ketroverrlons or Dlsplace-
nent Of the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities. Leu.
and many petty. Irritating distractions thai
almost invariably have their origin In the utter
Inc region, he can Afford them :mmediatsr relief.
COME AND BE HEALED.
ItIuatters not what your trouble may be,
come And let the Doctor examine your case. IL
will cost you nothing for consultation, sopleAse
call and satiafy yourselves. whether the Doctor
will tell ron 30; n not. he will say %, for he
will not undertake q cure unlers he IL confident
Of Affecting the m
YOUNG MEN,
Who may be suffering from the eiectsof youth.
full follias or indiscrct.on. will do well To avail
Of this, the greatest boon ever laid
at the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or pri.
Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to cure. lie would. there.
fore, say to the unfortunate sufferer who may
cad this notice. that you are treading. upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay IN
You may be In the nrst stage-remember, you
arc approaching the last. II you are bordering
upon the last, and are suffering rome or all OF
lts evil effects, remember that II you obstinate.
y persist In procrastination.. the time must
Der you NO assistance /; when tho doors OF hope
will be closed against you /; when no angel OF
mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

II you haven I bought you . new hat
yet, young woman. shroud your old
one in a grenadins veil. look - distin.
guished as you can. and no one will
know the difference.
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I~InrorrAsr. -Iudorscd by the Medical prof
~fession, DIR. WIN. Halle Balsam for the Lungs
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and al
diseases OF the Throat and ebert. DR.. Towns.
iey's Toothache Anodyne cures In one min.
ate.
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NNsns. ATTENTION Something new. The
New York Life Insurance Company now In
sure minsrs. Apply at General Agency once,
Rooms I aud ., Nays's Dallding. Virginia.
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NOTICE.

HAVING SOLD OUT Mt STOCK IN
u trsds % nsesrs. Ivisg. Mckay 4 Co. all
esuAt Win plsass come forward and settle the
Humphrey eyposs, % be hes the same In his
hssds nov fos collection. u.
Gold Hii. Nay 10. ISIS. .yisu
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TAXI Ayers Cherry Pectoral 10 stop your
eoids. coughs, and bronchial aneetions, before
thsy run Into consumption that you cannot
stop.
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Al. rYan.LL. ouAs. currIrss
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
o. the Divide.
Jacob Little Consolidated Mining
Company.

STOCKHOLDERS WILL PLEASE CALL
y and receive their Certificates 81 stock.
W. X. TOWNSEND. Secretary.
nyS4lw
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a,argests,oeko,d,ycoo
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tanning money unutt iaiS' P'Sseh'eS'
petty larceny. 3; safe keeping. .; per
sona,ing m officer. I; vagrancy, ); vio'
Lting city ordinance. s. The number
arrested by the several regular officers,
were: ox.CLiei Lackey, J; ex-JailoI
Lloyd. 6; Chief White, .; officer Fer.
guson, II; Mills. 10; Iby, 8; Higboc, o
Scott, Z: Riley. 3, McCarty, l. spe'
cial officers: Thos. Smith. -: Bartlett,
\; Coryell, Z; Banfeld. I; Jackson, 2
MeGinty, 4; Simpson, 1. by county
officers, and detained in City Jail, 2.
FiRE At vnoisIA.-About So O'Clock
this morning an alarm OF fire Was sound
ed ON b street. Virginia, which brought
out the Fire Department in force. The
fire was in tho roo! Of n frame building,
noar the corner OF II and Uuion streets,
occupied by Judge Knox. The fire was
cansed by n stove-pipe which passed
through the roof. II was nearly put
out with water thrown ON by buckets
before the arrival Of the Babcock Extin'
guisher. which. when 1t came 10 the res
cue, about u minute after the alarm was
sounded. put the finishing touch to the
incipient con~fagrati0n. The only dam
ace done was n hole about four by ton
feet burned in the roof, and a few arti'
cles in tho kitchen beneath, wet by the
water.
TowS SuRvkroR.-w We call attention
to the card Of Major Sherman. United
States Deputy Surveyor. which appears
in our advertising columns under the
head Of "Ncw To-day" The Major
will be prepared on and after jane 9TH,
to survey lots for any parties in town
who may wish u survey made. See ad'
vsrtisement.
FrsrIvAL.-The members Of the Bap'
list Church. Virginia. intend holding a
festival, at their church on u street.
Wednesday and Tuesday evenings oil
next week.
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It maiters not what your trouble may be,
come And let the Doctor examine your case. IL
will cost you nothing for consultation, 90 pleAse
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can cure you be
will tell ron 30; II not, he will say 90, for he
will not undertake q cure unless he 10 confident
Of Affecting the came.
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able 10 any body; nobody has the right
To inspect or supervise them: and their
decisions are final. Two of them are
lawyers in large practice, and, we are
credibly informed, have never appeared
IN court in a single cas arising out Of
the affairs Of the bank, prefcrring natur-
ally 10 employ agents at "a reasonable
compensation out of the funds Of the
company" One If them is already re-
tanned On behalf Of the United States
before the Alabama Claims Commits
sion, at a salary Of $4,000 a
Probably no such machinery for the
settlement Of the affairs Of an insolvent
bank was ever before set up. Congress
has power 20 pass a ''uniform bank
ruptcy law but what is this?
Several questions Of law are raised by
the matter which we trust will be push
ed vigorously. The first il, whether
Congress has any right to create a spe-
cial agency Of this kind for settling the
affairs of one bankrupt. The second
is, whether the Trutees are not La
BILE personally for the violation Of
their charter in establishing branches
and in receiving deposits from persons
who were neither heretofore held in
slavery" nor the descendants of such
persons. The third Is, whether colOred
depositors are not, therefore, preferred
creditors Of the institution, whose claims
must be satisfied before the white de-
positOrs can receive any thing, and
whether the Trustees are not in any ease
personally liable TO the white depositors,
whose money they received without a
shadow of authority. These questions
will, Of course, not be raised by the
three Commissioners, and it is a not I'M
natural assumption that one of the OBJ
jects Of appointing them, with full pow
ers, and without any obligation to re-
port, was not only TO prevent their be-
ing raised, but TO prevent all unpleasant
light being thrown on the history of the
bank. We trust, however, that the col
ored depositors have intelligence enough
and have found legal advisers honest
and able enough to carry their claims
into court, and we trust that Congress,
when il meets. will consider a rigid and
searching examination of the whole mat
ter one Of the first and most imperative
of itS duties.
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Odds aud Ends.

"A curious thing is love, which
cometh from above, and lighteth like a
dove on some; but some it never hits.
unless il gives them fits, and scatterS all
their wits. Oh, hum.
-Old-fashioned sewing societies Are
heard of no more. but still il a woman
wants To gossip she can lean over the
gate and have "A dig at the whole neigh
borhood without infringing any law.
The family man who doesn't cx-
pect ut least fourteen of his relatives TO
help him dcvOur his Thanksgiving tur-
Key can't feel II single throb of hap
piness in looking forward to the Goth
Free Press.
Douglas Jerrold says that prospect
ability is all very well for folks who can
have II for ready money; butte be oblig-
ed TO run in debt for it is enough 10 break
the heart Of IN angel"
Johnny Ueaching over table, |
want a pear. Father: Haven't ! often
told you never two ask for thingsP John
ny (considering) Well, then-please.
papa, may ] have one without asking
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Scalping.

1t seem that the practice of scalping
is not peculiar TO the North American
Indian. 4 query put forth in Nature
draws out the following information ON
the subject llerodotus mentions that it
was M of the most characteristic prac-
tees Of the ancient Scythians. II is said
that the custom stll prevails among the
wild tribes of the frontier in the north
eastern districts Of Bengal. The Friend
~ fnoia remarks that " The Maya tribes
use the scalping knife with Il %ferocity
that is only equaled by the American
Indians; and the scalps are carefully
preserved as evidence Of their prowcss.
On the death Of u Chief, all the scalps
taken by him during his warlike areer
are burned with his remains
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Han. and NIi.hans.

AT Union City, Mich, a young
daughter of David Buell. was killed By
a haystack falling upon her.
Three members Of the family
of Charles Massey, at Fordsville, Ky,
recently died from the effects Of
drinking water from a poisoned well.
Who put the poison into the water has
not been discovered.
AT Gun Plain. near Kalamazoo.
Mich. j. Bartholomew was dressing
down a hog which he had just butch
cred, when the blade of the knife slip
ped out Of the handle and struck his
young grandchild in the neck. lie
lived only 10 minutes.
Suicides Michael Clark, an in
mate of the Ohio Soldiers Home, AT
Dayton, while in a state of temporary
insanity, cut his throat. James King, "A
brakeman on the Louisville and Great
Southern Railroad, threw himself before
an engine at Glendale. James Marvin,
"A young farmer living near Unionyille,
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A Petrifed Forest i'm the Desert.

From David RideOut, who has been
engaged in preparing a section of a pet
rified tree for the Centennial exhibition,'
we learn the following relative To the
petrified forest in the desert of north
western Humboldt. On the plain, about
thirty miles westo the Blackjack range
of mountains, stands one Of the great
est natural curiositie> ever discovered
in Nevada. 1t is a petrified forest. in
which the stumps of many of the trees,
now changed into solid rock, are still
standing. There are no living trees or
vegetation of any kind other than stunt
ed s%age-brush in the vicinity. Some of
these ancient giants of a forest, which
flourished perhaps thousands of years
ago, when the climate of Nevada was
undoubtedly more favcrabA for abe
growth of luXuTiant vegetation that at
the present, rival in size the bigtrees of
California. Stumps, transformed into
solid rock. stand in an upright position
with their roots imbedded in the soil, as
when growing, that measure from iif-
teen 10 twenty-six feet in circumference,
and the vicinity is strewn with the
trunks and limbs which retain their ma
tural shape and size. Mr.. Rideout, de-
termined to secure a section Of one of
these trees for the Centennial exhibi-
ton, with two other men spent twelve
DAYS in cutting il from the stump. This
was accomplished by drilling all around
the tree and separating it with wedges.
The specimen is three feet high, and
eighteen feet in circumference, and its
estimated weight is three tons. Ii
stands on the stump from which it was
severed, ready to he loaded IN a wagon.
Mr.. Rideout docs not feel able TO incur
the expense of bringing it by team to
the railroad, though he had one made
arrangements TO DO So, but the other
party to the agreement failed 10 per-
form his part. He is anxious to call the
attention of the Centennial Commission
ers to the matter, and see if they will
not furnish the means to get il to the
railroad. The country in which il i sit
uaied is an inviting field for biologists.