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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-13

Order is heavens first law,
and it has not been repealed.
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THE ARCADIAN.

Ts pubiished every Thnfsdiy at Nos. 100
4 and 40 Fulton Street, New.
q Single copies, 70 CENTS n pr an
num- 10
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For Sale Cheapl

i have on hand, and a1sr for sale, cheap for
y cash, Hinch COLMAN'S CORN
MILL. It has been nsed but very little, and
Y e good as new. For particulars. apply to
W. H. Scanland, Bellevue, OF to the under
signed. WI. HUGHES.
nStf Rocky Mount, La.
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STRAY SALE.

Tsatfsyed before JOS +. Adger, Jr.. p.
II BY Austin Hudson, on the 18th day 81
March, 1875, and will be sold Is the hirkest
bidder for cash. at Bellevue, tonislans.
on Saturday, the Sid day Of July, 1878, to
hoan Coits, one about four years old, The
other three The latter has tie biz heati.
The dark roam appraised at SIS; the iaht
roam appraised at g. :,
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, sc. tn
A. THOMAS. Stray Master
Bellevue. La. April !, 1874
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- The editors of Missouri assem-
bic in convention at Boonville, May
26th.
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Stray Sales.
STRAY SAIR

Esstfa. Cd before Joseph e. Adger. r.. !
- 2. By Ge0exs Gemlas, 6 Tie 9ith
dry ct MescA, lN5. snd win IS "a "a ~
AiShest blddef, for cash. 1t Believe. Iosis.
is1., sn saturdav, ths % day d jsly.
I0o, certain small sofrel horse abo1f tn
yeal. old; When s9td horss csne . Is
pramises be wAs sh0d III asoanA.
Appraised 1t @l5s -
The owner is requested to como forward
prove property. pay charges, &c.
!. A. THOMAS, Stray Master.
April l, 1875
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Wooden and Wiliow-Wafe.
OILS.--All Oils except Coal Oil, and other
dangerous and explosive burning fluids, and
ell articles belonging to tho Drng and Gro
Gerry business. {eb 1875
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READ THIs.-Don't buy any tick
cts in the Moberly Gift Concert, as it
is a rather scaly concern.--[R Ray
County Chronicle.
We would like to know what the
Ray County Chronicle knows about
the Moberly Gift Concert that he
should pronounce it a "scaly con-
cern.n The concern is under the
patronage and scrutiny of our very
best citizens, whose names appear
as an examining committee. Its
prospects we are told are as fair as
could be desired. The expenses are
being paid out Of private means of
the management, and every dollar
received for the tickets is being de-
posted to the creditof ticket-holders,
and if the enterprise is q failure It
will be refunded. These gentlemen
have also money enough left to buy,
black and-but for the late unpleas-
antness-sell the unprincipled fell
low who printed the above.-Mober-
", (Mo.) Enterprise Monitor, March
18th.
Since the above was printed the
Chronicle makes this correction:
We call attention this week to the
advertisement OF, the Moberly Gift
Concert, to be found in this issue.
As we were laboring under a wrong
impression as to its stability, we will
state that we have since learned that
it is conducted by substantial men,
and will be fairly and honorably con-
Quoted. Mr.. John T. Quirk is the
agent at this place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
mere Troops for Cuba, Ete.

HAVANA. November 8. - Transports
with 10000 more troops arrived ysstor'
day from Spain. The Government has
issued a decree to take effect January
LIST, requiring invoices Of all goods Inn
ported to DO certified BY Spanish Con.
sui at the port Of shipment.
LONDON. November 3.-Tho amount
Of bullion gone into the Bank Of Eug-
land on balance to-day, Is G370,o00
MADRID, November 3.-saballes, hav.
ing returned TO Spain, he was arrested
by the Carlists. He and Gen. Dorrs'
gary will be oourt.martiallsd for the late
d isasters Of the Carlists In Catalonia.
New YoRK. Nov. 3.-A Herald spscial
from Santiago. Chill, October 10th, via
Panama, says tho trans portation Of art.
olcs for exhibition at Gillian exposition
from Valparaiso to Santiago, has been
greatly iutsrisrsd with and much need.
less trouble caused through mismanags-
ment Of Custom-houas authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES
p.crlI TO II aoLp NIL DAILY xrvs
Races Tho wsedviiic nfne-AnAin
Of the National 0oid Hank aad
Trust Company.

Trass Company.
SAN FnAScrsco, Nov. 81 P. NJ
The fall races OF the Bay District track,
which was to have come OF Monday
last but were postponed on account Of
the weather. will begin tomorrow. The
arst race will be for . purse Of $500.
FREQ for all horses that have never
beaten three minutes, mile heats,
3 in 9 to harness; $3.50 to hrst,
800 to second, $50 to the third horse.
S. Crandall names b. m. st. Helena, p.
Goodhue names b. g. Gus. Charles Cam
namos Abdallah Joe. Tho second race
will be great f~our-year-old trot; mile
heats, three In Ave. from entries which
have not been yet made public. On
Friday and Saturday raoes will b a.
heretofore advertised In Its programme
for those days, the frst being . 2:26
trot for 8 $1,000, three In Ave To harness;
second. 2.2a trot, for $4,000, three in
Ave to harness.
Tho woodvillo mine case came up
this forenoon In the Police Court on o
charge Of misdsmoanor preferred BY A.
P. Needles, a stakeholder. against Pear
son. President Of The company. In rs-
fusins TO allow stockholders access TO
tho books Of tho company. Witnesses
examined for the prosecution proved
conclusively the offsnss alleged. The
defense will commence this afternoon.
Tho Directors Of the National Gold
BANK and Trust Company held q meet
ing last night, at which, Il was stated
this morning. that no conclusion was ar.
rived ut a. 10 the future Of the bank.
President Davis says this mornins that
another meeting will be held In . day o.
two. Al present he il unable to stats
whether tho bank will resume business
or 60 into liquidation. Meantime. the
bank ia paying of indebtedness as best
Il can. having reduced lis liabilities 70
about $780, 900. Yesterday an attach.
was fled In the Recorders Office, BY
Honora Sharp. for $4,000.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
eIAL 70 ru. GOLD ulLL DAnr Itv
DOMESTIC NEWS.

e
Election Return. IL cath or Pre-.
fssssr Mschett.
NEW ionK, November 3.-In this city
complete returns from IS out Of ~ A.
sctnbly Districts give the Democratic
State ticket a majority Of 1867 on q
total vote Of o 1901.
A dispatch from Rochester to-ddy An.
nounces the death Of Horatio D. Hack.
EFT, Professor Of the Rochester Thso.
logical College. after a few minutes III.
moss, aged CT.
ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. 3.-Up to noon
to-day the returns indicate the election
Of 90 Republicans and IL Democrats 10
tho State Senate. The Democrats claim
20 members Of tho Assembly to 5s RI.
publicans.
NEw Yonx. Nov. "a special from
Philadelphia says the Chairman OF the
State Democratic Committee Of Penn.
sylvania gives n cause OF the defeat Of
bis party, that men in New York City
who profssssd 10 DO Democrats inter.
fered In the election In Ohio. and helped
destroy tho brethren Of their own politi.
cal creed aud spread disaster among
them. Had these been true 10 the cause
Of the Democracy. we would havo car
ried the State by 10000 majority.
New YoRx, November 3.-Brooklyn,
which gavo n majority Of ovOr G.0Oo at
tho last election for the Democratic
State ticket, elects the whole Repub-
lican ticket. Il
WASHINGTON, November 3.-Ssnators
Hitchcock and Paddock, Of Nsbraskn,
are here urging o fast mail train from
Chicago to Omaha, in Is hours in place
Of "a hours. as at present. There Is q
prospect Of success.
MILWAUKEE, November 3.-Rsturns
this morning make II certain that the
Republicans have elected L~udington
and the whole State ticket by majoihss
ranging from 1000 TO 5000. and car.
risd tho Legislature by 30 majority on
joint ballot.
suisidc OF . hank AGENT
NArASEE, Ont. November al. w.
Marsh, agent Of the Bank Of Britain
North America, committed suicide this
morning.
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Morr RrI,r,.-A hort mol.

MoRr RELIEy.-A short note from
our old friends Hooking & Pstsrs. Of
the Bucklcy's Varieties Theatre. Ban
Francisco, informs Ms that they will
give a grand bensnt on Friday evening
next, for the benefit Of the Virgins
sufferers. All tho performers have
kindly volunteered. and the entire pro.
cseds will DO forwarded 10 Virginia
forthwith. Hooking d Peters are good
men. and cannot forget their old home
and friends In The land Of sagsbrush.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03
noAaD OF rowx rausrEEs.

A regular meeting OF che Board Of
Town Trustees was held At the Town
Hal, Cola Hin Monde, No,.mh.,
~ -,,',~ nN"
ISs' |" "a oaocA =" Etssen'-
Trustees Hall. Williams, and President
Mundsll.
Minutes Of mse,ino Of Oetober lstb
-I-,-----,
= anu APp'''su.
Reports % Committees.
Finance Committee reported A. j.
u,no,.,a.. hin 10, ,r,ri.h,nc ,;.t ~
mortgages 70 the Assessor; sent BACK,
without action; and, On motion, the
Town ATTORNEY wa instructed 10 exam.
inc into the law governing his charge
for making said Lat.
Street Committee ahssnt. consequent
IN thers Vas no report.
Fire and Water Committee also alb
sent.
Chief oil firs department rePor.sa
pipes all In order. and cisierns iulI, wiz
tne exception ! me ON ns
r.. .,..u srJ hsnJ 6ro engines In
A"N s...s..;.e Uos.
IN rstnrrsd from VIRGINIA exceptinp so
s..t On notion. ths mower Of the
ch;., E-ne;nssr N ths Fire Departmeut
". - -coo,dir.ss With mi Of the
camm;,.ss IN ESrs and Watsr.
%nm'";,,." On Toii Road taxation
SanI ", ~. km.,;can Flat and
,spo,s TIL ,a.Ss msra jssscd Inv ths
layton .Ud .onssousnt,v eoulJ not be
issaIiy tn,ed.
'ess.,y s;,ssa -, N. rac,n obstrnction
,,.;n..s 49, i,,,S,r time: Granted.
cam%,,,as on Vsu,t enorted pro.
-. .na sslsJ farther time: granted.
Th. snnsrsd r,norts Of tbo Treasurer.
,f...hai anJ CisrL Tor Inc six months
sra;nr Oesober 3lst. were read and
r.fsr,sd 10 ths Finance Committee.
Bii,s.
w.rv.,,s vore or,lsred drawn for the
m, -. =, oo,oh.r
regular ouis ~. wv -
a warrant LOT syoo was SNneo, Tan.-
In favor Of the boaru o. oony Sor
IAAM III w III A4A ~
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A -supsocArlNG . q

In . letter 10 Mr.. Lis,s, Of Chicago. . ven
known contributor 70 the Western pres. shs
panied 81 bleeding At De iuncss 70 fisl's
Honey Of norehound and Tar. aAy eough,~
she says, :. Threatened 70 pufoeats ne 49,
bat the Honey OF norshound and Tar has
removed every Trace Of H." Ths iettss vas 70
Q lady irisnd IN this city, who has pAesdit st
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03

Oct. 81 To balance cash In TreAa'y, N.St Sh
ge OH. GALLUP. TSwn TrsAssrsr.
Recapitulation Of disbursements dur
irg the ant and second quarter, show.
ing the amount Of warrants paid Issued
By the previous Board, and the amount
Of warrants paid issued BY the present
Board. to wit:
Warrants issuci By previous Bosri.s 80 q
Warrants issued BY present Board So,s'i u
r'''' PAID 8. ii. idixiLIoi: Town f', ~ :.
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Ttals M0rntng.

sAN FRlSct-co srocs BOARD.
is.s Ophlr t0.. Al. tuk
Us MEXICAN. nv. IN
as uouii and Curry. II
lois Bss. and B@lch-r. ~. tik, SS, "
-, sewage. n. ~, CD
80 choliar, ~. %. 60
IN ale a Norcross. Vi, u
30 Grown Poist. -. ~, ~
80 yellow Jacket. ~, "a, a.
$50 Imperial, ~. .. sk
ga Empirc Mil. ~
20 kentusk. Is, i5S. IL
80 Alpha. Is iGH, lss
SIS Deleh 2. isS, ~, ID
40 Union Con-. sk,s
10 Caledonia. 10
Is Seq Bsieher. g
20 E~xchequer. u, llk
lao lula. in. Il, IN
~ Bullion. ~
sp5 Justice. %. 3SN
2sD Lady Bfyan. ~, ~.
rs New York, IN
20 conadence. isk
gS Overman. ~. a.. &0k
iso knick.rboehsr.
s.v Rock Island. ~, AZ
e.n Pacific, AZ. a..
sS5 sierra Nevada. iaA. iaS 30
i-o Dayton.t
ss Bitlmors con TX. IL, IN
2ol0 cAliforsia. Is. HS. 20 bE. 5'.. - bjo
N Challenge, 5
% cou. Virginia. 40. 30 sio. "a Is. 81
isO silver NH. TA.s
20 tclipse,6
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departures Lat kvssisE.
Rirm STRIKE IN THE LEvlA.
THAN.

The north drift at the 4a0.foot level
Of the Lsviathan mino has run into q
body Of rich ore Of unknown extent.
As set forth in our recent weekly min
ing reports. the drift has been follow
ing the outskirts Of the ledge. occasion.
ally cutting projections OF ore. until
now II has run ~diagonally into the main
ore vein itself. over half tho face OF the
drift being In ose which assays high up
in the hundreds. II Is . valuable and
important development, yet not by any
means unexpected. Its width can only
be ascsrtsined when IL shall be con-
siiered advisable to cross-cut through
IL. but II IL evidently Of con.
siderable extent aud q continual
ton Of tho nns ore vein dcvel-
opcd in tho level above. Superintsnd-
ent Bsbcock has been drifting for this
bonanza for some time past. and It has
not disappointed his expectations In the
least. but on the contrary. Is even bet
tor than no hal dared to hope for. Al
this rate the Leviathan will be shipping
bullion before long.
MIssiSo.-ws learn from b. y. Lack
ON. private detective OF Virginia City.
that no trace whatever can be found OF
Martin slushsr and Miss Alice Carter.
both OF whom were known TO be in the
city the day previous to the FIRE. and 1t
is feared that they psrished BY tho
iismes. Mr.. Slushsr Vas q young man
Of German descent. employed for some
time as a waiter in Evans chop house.
and was at the time Of the fire. night
Waterman on A and b streets. IL Is
thought that the eharred remains found
at Sincleton's lodging house. between
Union and Taylor streets. we're his.
Miss Carter was lodging in the Williams
A Bixler bnilding at the time OF the
fire. should either or both be stu
alive. they can communicate with us
and have the above corrected; but II
not, this may reach some oil their
friends, and inform them OF the not I'M
probable fate OF both.
PnYsrcilS.-Dr. c. y. Gillinghan.
late Of San Francisco. has located for
practice in Gold Hill. Heisa physician
and surgeon OF much experience, AMI
will be- found to 10 q good man to- have
around In case Of sickness or accident
DETAINED At me PosrorrIcx Let
tiers addressed to John Scott. knights
willie, Clay county. Indiana: Miss Nellie
Beges. Point Fortune. Canada. l.. y.
are detained nj the Gold Hill Postomce
ON account OF insufficient postage.
wuEnr They Car M foUSp.-Mc-
MILAN & Adams place Of business IL
for the present at No. lS4 South q street,
Virginia, opposite the Champlsin HOUSE,
where they will 10 pleased to sec their
old friends.
wrr BEArrH.-A man named Nc
Carly was arrested in Gold Hill last
evening for beating his wife,. He will
have a hearing bsfors Justice Wright al
n o'clock A. n. to-day.
Assrsxxkxr. - An assessment Of -
mar shars Is levied by the Caledonia
Mining Company. delinquent Dscsmber
Ath. SEQ ofaeial notice In ri advsr-
Using columns to-day.
RrLrry Fuxp.-Four thousand four
hundred dollars and twsnt y.five cent?
vers turned over TO y. A. Tritle. Treas
ur,r OF tho Relief COMMITTEES 81 Virginia.
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03

10 have has ! family In Topeka. Kaas,s.
The wcath.r az n threatens nan
10 L. expected that the naval our Of InI IL
n the sI.uls.ps,p inpsy e,.s VIII anisn u, TS S.
the evidence against spsuldins will require ih,
calling OF . Curtin, Itisl. IN which cass thu
public VIII learn som-thIng OF the case, ,..,.
The total cash subschp Ions to The vifg,lii
miief una IN this cry now smount. ,osas.
ia 10, exclusive Of the amounts sent by TIA
ntock Boards. which makes an additional ter
thousand. injecting to consider the subject o.
eyytng. an assessnoAt OF two cents = share on
all mining stocks for the purpo.e OF assisting
destitute miners WAS held this inornInf. The
plan was not considered feasible. hence Il wa,
abandoned.
''
ferred 70 thc Attorney GENERAL.
WARRINGTON, November 2.
The proceedings Of the Third nihgiet Court
Of Utah or iering the impri.onment OF brigham
Y.ang ss,I sy,soo Dc psla ~ nm 70 an, d ~ =,
tho Attorney General. AMI viii b. made The
Of dstermlniDg the exAc. Status OF the case.
The question presented T., whether tue ARES
Of brigham Young could Dc made ON ths
groanos claimed py We won,h i.i w 's.ton
tnat nef msrrIAec WIN tounE W.s ,issa,, oe,ns
contrary 70 the iAws OF the pnitsd stsles' anu
thst she cannot ~se AVha'aso VI ne' o"u
wrong.
WAsiisatoS. november =.
Ths Cabinet was In season about twJ hour.
Tbs question Of the imprisonment Of Brigham
Young was talked of, but without further acuon
than the reference OF tho matter 10 the Attorney
General, who will make sn inveniieatSn.
$50. ~.-.., o-ot.,ho,,...
nsna0sss VI Met'.o. o1''
In "a
NEW yoRK. November I.
1hs "Tyening Posts" Washington special
says President Grant has ordered the removal
OF the Postmaster Of Ogden. Utah. Who 10 .
Mormon, but not q p~oIygamis'. This IL the
nrss sep toward the removal Of al Mormopa
holding Federal ofices In Utah. Ills removal
was opposed BY Senator Sargent. Of California.
on the ground that the incumbent had Q right
20 his religious bclisf 20 long % be did not
n%r,stioe poIyesmy and thereby brat The law,
81 hIs counfry.
Ausfiu Tn Reacue-Plfteon Hum.
dred Dollars subseribeti 90 she
HeIisf fusd-BuiIion shipment.
-. N.sn-nrs
..,,,. A. NJ mn ~ ~,
the amount c,iieeta IN tnis CITY w 70 noon
siuia drs. sxceeds sI.H00. Further coniribu.
To-. Siii rrohahiv s~,I thc srnount 10 81. 1OO.
''vnnssa' .sSs ~ n.,ai,.,sha nf.nhs,,sn
cuIink tno n,o.ano. N IT, = Ws,i.
slivef htnine oompsay sn'pPeu 'n,outa !, ''ss,.ss.
fArgo = 70. one hunafsa ana thir'y.eisnt uaIs
o. bulnon: vc'shins WIZ Pounas' ana 'Aiuea
d ti36,n 70.
RIA Rieetleuu I'm h a n
PhiLApELrifA, November 2.
The election 10 procoediug quietly. and q
W. WV
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sETTLE vPi

Il PARSONS nDEBrIp TO TEE On.
a ls.isos1 AZ tssey rsss.sasd , . soas
VII b, .ualsstsd y tro.sls md oosa. on
Hill. -
oss1.i~. NEIL xelv.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03

Jsun TrssAsres's Report,
GoLp HILL. October 81, 1876.
To the Honorable Board OF Trustees
Of the town OF Gold Hill-Gentlsmsn'
I hereby have the honor 10 submit The
following report Of the receipts and dis
buusnents Of the Treasurer for The
Quarter ending October 3lst, 1875:
To esss o. hard July ri, iss.....t 80 g
10 likeness and tazss 10 d..s..;.... Ass ssk
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a2oRGR W ioRwIy. Clat.
rsun narshars Report.
Coin HILL, October 81, 1875.
To Honorable board Of Town Trust 60 Of the
Twu of Gold Hili-Gentienen: I herewith
submit 10 you ny RrpSr,s for tbs Quuters end
ing July SIS, and Oetober 81. 1870;
l~,c,s.rs SOLD 70. Iss sr,Hrrh rxDis" JULY
First class, ons 81 Sl1....S 600
rnird Cia,s, 50 ct do. i.OsJ 20
Fourth Cis.s. " At sio..... 90 10
lrfth CiA.s. IS Of So. Isto
SIKH Clsss. ID a s5....." s.U
FRACTIONAL. ) ii 3is........ 30 %
Total ................. titS. w
Taxes on Personal rrOPery.......e 81 90
,icxS.rs soLp roa the erARrzn ENDING
,cronrR sia.
second uisss, u. Of $40. t0 %
ThIrI Class, 81 at tii..... I.lso 10
Poarth Cias-. 81 at tio.... slo1
VI IN Class. -. ai ts...... III
rs..s S.:i.i i = s s.". 10
ro,.i............ sa.so 90
Total amount Of iicenssa.....u ti.fg1 70
raxes on Heal and ferrousl rrvp-
sty................. ...-.......'yS lsstc w
iss..d:..... ........-.:.sD.sii ssx
the SIX months ending October
81, ISIS, or taxes and licenses. .t1s.7os 1oA
All u which 10 rspectfully admitted.
N TyWu Mar.hal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03

Warrants were ordered drawn for the
regular bills for the month Of October.
A warrant for $500 Was ordered drawn
in favor Of the Board Of School Trus-
tees in payment for land purchased for
streat purpOaes.
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LATE TELEsaAMs.
Aasi,s Of thc hank OF California;
Anouas0ubscslbed 90 she virgtniN
Relief fund-nuteldc-Jhc Spald.
tag.rtnney Iavcstigation -Ete.

AHsisa Or Shc hank or CALIFORNIA;
AmouueD ubsorlbed 80 she virginia
Relief Yund-nutcidc-Thc Spald.
tnE.Pianey luVcatlga1lon Etc.
o.. vn..c,.co roxsrb.ye
anAsS, ~. c,,.
ny Somnau'cr .rpo.'nr, .,n'', ,r,
Liisnon Q, vac LAM oI nhiv,n.a vrn'..,ss
:, suasS Ssss', Seorse ~; ..nsm
oa..in :. 49, pvne' as" ..n.,tsS ,h.,
+, s,.s y soxsn9.as, n y, ,h., ,s snr ,,aris nr'b..
Nv X. ,snrrs,,,c., a, IN a.,Iv 1t. vim n nex
Constitution and bylaws, thoy deraned IL In.
eipcdi.nt 10 make any changs until ihen. y "
.n.aa'sse. va ~ ~ ahn y" -
mo ensst IN soou' ,nIe ,a.I I.,, nan, .ns
IN ulrOctort OF tuS N1iiuuhi nuiu bsuk y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03

To the Hon. Board Of Town Trustees
Of tho town Of Gold Hill-Gsntlemsn:
I have the honor to submit to your
honorable body my report for six months,
ending October 81, 1875.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03

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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-09
Probable Claim for Damages Against the
United States by the Dominican
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Government.

President Gonzales, Of San Domingo, has
about come to the conclusion to demand from
the United States Government damages to the
amount of 100000. It seems that about
two thousand Of his citizens are pressing
him very hard in the matter, claiming to have
been victims of Baez's action while he was
under the protection OF Uncle Sans ships of
war. correspondent condenses the proba-
BILE argument which will be used by the
Dominican Government in support Of their
claim as follows:
The argument which it is said the Domini-
can Government will submit in support OF
this claim, recites the facts in connection with
Baez's accession to power, his attempt to dis
pose Of the country, and the lease OF SANTANA;
declares that he was maintained in power by
the United States troops, and was compelled
to fly when they ceased to support him, and
that, while occupying the Presidency, pro-
tected by United States ships, he plundered
the treasury Of a large portion OF its revenue,
and ill-treated the citizens; alludes to many
other facts in regard to the relations between
the United States and Santo Domingo, which
have occupied attention during several years,
and asserts that the acts Of the United States
Government were in violation OF international
law, and that it is responsible for the losses
and injuries occasioaed by the protection OF