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THE INDIAN RING.

a special Washington dispatch, dated
18th inst, informed the country, for the
hundredth time, that IT was again repor-
ted that Secretary Delano was about 10
relinquish the portfolio of the Interior.
And on the l3ihinst., Professor Marsh,
of Yale college, who has recently visited
the territory occupied by the Sioux In
dians, his visit being purely in the inter
est Of science, published in the New orli
Tribune letter to President Grant, in
| which he told some unvarnished truths
concerning the management of Indian at.
fairs. Prof. Marsh was made acquainted
with the facts related by him
by Red Cloud. who refused t.
allow the party to enter III,
reservation until Prof. Marsh had prom
ised to personally acquaint the Presiden
with the facts as they come under hi
knowledge. Prof. Marsh charges ant
vouches for the truth Of the statement
That the Indian agent, j. j. Saville, i
wholly untitled for his position and !
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guilty Of gross frauds upon the 'ndiane
under lis charge; TINT the nulh'cr OF
lndia,s ut this agency has been sys,rmat-
ically Ovcrstatcd: that the beef cattle and
flour issucd to the Indians are very In
feriOr the pork not suitable Tor human
fare the sugar and coffee not good the
tobacco rotten and OF little or no use to
the Indians; that in consequence of fraud
and mismanagement. the Indians had
suffered greatly the past winter Tor food
and clothing and lastly, that the con-
tractor had charged the government for
transportation of freight for two hun
dred and twelve miles when the distance
was in reality one hundred and forty-five.
Prof. Marsh aiiirms that the corruption
pcrvading Indian affairs is the main
cause of the discomfort and hostility
among the indians. and pointedIy asserts
that the reason he did not make his state
| mcnts to The Interior Department was
because lac has no confidence whatever
( in Secretary Delano or Commissioner
smith, and that In all his intercourse
with these two officers their object has
beer no, 10 discover aud expose frauds
! hut 10 conceal and hide them.
f, The statements Of Prof. Marsh are evil
IDENTITY those Of an entirely disinterested
person. they reveal a di>graccful state
Of affairs in the Department of the Int
rior The frauds practiced upon the In
iians by Secretary Deiano and his ring
c,f conspirators an the more shameless.
because the Indians are practically unable
10 right their wrongs; and their anger.
impoicni a. far a. tn, conspirators arr
concerned. is harharously visited on each
other aud GA the innocent and helpless
settler ou the frontier. The Indian ring.
OF which Secretary Dclano appear. to be
4 the bead and front and chief supporting
spirit. ha> long been disgrace TO Presi.
dent Grants administration. Justice &c
ilie Indians and Ia the people Of III,
country. who are alike the victims OF the
frauds prac,iced by the ring. require that
the rumors concerning the retirement o
/ Delano and his fellow-conspirators be
I made facts.
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HE BEAMlN HIS.

Mr.. Potter, Of the Mound City Journal,
has been pleased TO say Of ~. very I'M
kindly, that We are winker at the cor
ruption Of Radical officials. ba.,ng the
charge Oh the fact that we refuse, without
proof, to believe that man called By
political opponent thief, is one. Ia
these days charges Of corruption are 20
freely thrown about by partisan malig-
nifty that it Is with difficulty citizen can
determine who is honest and who dis
honest. The good Old rule of believing
every man innocent until he has been
proved to be guilty, has been reversed
and 1t seems that every man must be be
heved to be thief until he has beei
proved TO be honest. This has becom
Mr.. Potter's rule, and, although he wa
at one time Republican, he demand
that all Democrats shall denounce all RI
publicans as thieves. We have refuse
To do this, and have therefore fallen M
der the displeasure Of this gentlema
who does not hesitate to charge that v
apologize for Radical corruption, ver
palpable and mean falschood.
Mr.. Potter may learn by the lesson W
propose to give him that charges of di
honesty not sustained by evidence, shou
not be accepted as the statements
tact. His neighbor of the Pulaski Patr.
does not hesitate to say he is CORFU
Shall We therefore put him down as
rascalr The Patriot calls the .Journa
sell-Out sheet, and calls Mr.. Potter
trucking demagogue that would sell t
people Of Mound City out OF house a
home for dollar-destroy them for /
profit Of non-residents. This reads TO
like an outgiying OF venom; but it i,
charge, and according to MIR. Potte
own practice, 1t ought to be believed
ought to be held upasa "sell-outr SEQ
drel until he has proved his honesty. I
Patriot goes further. and charges I
mr. Potter has spent his whole energ'
saving non-residents from taxation at
expense Of the citizens OF Mound CT,
tnat he mas sounded the death knell
HOUND City, and that lis indignant
l0w-citizens demand that
shall tell the secre, M
ct the bottom Of his dastardly work
whatportion Of the ''pound of fesh,
received ~ the price Of his periidy:
tho people are anxious to learn ,
kind Of genius they have tolerate
their midst and warmed into deadly
ity BY their charity and kindness;
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=
the, wish 20 know who gave him me
thirty pieces OF silver
Th. Is very excellent nbiisc' u coVers
all the ground, and holds Mr.. fo''er Ne
fore the pupic as rascal in the pay OF
,,x .f,obting non-rpsidents Of Mound
CITY. n sellcr.out Shylock taking his
,onnd Of flesh, Juda, receiving his
thirty pieces OF silver. and SO forth.
Now. for our part. and in face OF the tact
that Mr.. Potter has never lost an oppor-
funiiy to go out of his way to abuse Us.
we do not hesitate to say that we TO not
believe any one of the charges made
against him by the Patriot. To us they
appear ridiculous. since the Journal
man could not il he had wished, screen the
nonresident taxpayers property from
taxation: but ii We were 10 accept Mr..
Potter'S rule. We would. upon the empty
charges OF the fot~pi. plausible enough
TO catch the ear Il political groundlings.
at once put him down Is thief and say
TO him; prove that you are honest"
After awhile. when nc has cooled down
from red hot youth in politics; after hi
has grown into the habit of staying IN
ono party several year, at a time. and
thus hoses The ardor Of a new convert
ailer he Inns cut all his political tctih--ey,
teeth and all. Mr.. Potter win lie a Yer,
clever gentleman. and viii noi. ~ b,
OMEN docs now. oct like pciuicni politi
ica clila, u qucrulons child. given &
sroldmg w. hest friends. it, guardians
who would take of it, diapers lead il int
common sense and reach il 70 be mani
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The following Is list Of patents issued
70 Inventors Of Illinois, for the week end
ing July 10. 1875, and each dated jay ~
PlauIpg Machine, f.. Benjamin, 'n'-
cago Cider Mill, T. Gait and q. ir'..,
Sterling Dies for Making Land SIDES ,or
Flows, c. Thompson. Moline Maen,ne
for Cutting and delivering rr'n'cu
P.ner W. scott Chicago; Har-
row. c. Brodrick. Champaign county
Hollow Crate Bars. W. Gregg. Chicago :
F,6h wheel. y. Hodge. Springfield ;
Railway Crossing. F.. Patterson. Chi
cAgo Combined Lamp and OIL Can. W.
Roberts, Quincy; Fire Escape Ladder,
n. Sanford. Ashton Stove. H. wIniheT'
lich. Chicago; Can Vents and siopples-
4. CrsDdel, Chicago. lr,nlnc Apparatus
y. Hall. Bcllcville; Boots and sho' :
" Meyer and II. frcihure, Quincy
Nuf lock, W. Olden. Springfield
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TIM several cooperative societies of
England. who are engaged in AN effort
10 open up direct trade between the Mis-
sissippi valley and the old country. have
sent commissioners to New Orleans and
Galveston. Texas, for the purpose of
examining the facilities at those points
for improving and enlarging the trade
with Europe
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SOME twenty thousand people wit
messed the great university regatta at
Saratoga. on the 18th inst. Thirteen
college crews. Williams, Cornell. AM
herst. Bowdoin. Brown, Columbia. IVES
Ivan. Princeton. Dartmouth, Yale. Ham
i,ion. Howard and Union, took part in
the race. The Cornell crew won the
victory IN sixteen minutes, siNty-threc
anl a-hAlf ...conl..
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The American Rife Team In scotland.
Az rNoLr,n Excrsr FOR nEKcunn.

An ENGLISH EXCUSE FOR BEKCUEn.
LONDON. July l0.-The Times having
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SPANISH MILITARY OPERATIONS.
MADRID, July l0.--An official dispatch
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near Nan Clares, in the province OF Alaya,
lasted five hours. The Carlists under
Pcrula and Don Carlos numbered ciglI-
teen battaliOns Of infantry, twelve guns
and four hundred and fiity cavalry. Their
loss was one hundred and forty killed,
many wounded and number taken pris-
oners. The Altonsist general, COntreras,
twice brilliantly charged the Navarrel
with eighty lancers, sowing death In their
ranks and creating panic. The railway
| between Nittoria and Miraua has been
restored, and that between Valencia and
| Ninaroz will shortly be reopened.
Gen. Joycllar il at Morella. province
Of Castclla de La Plana. Wcister's di-
vision Is cndcayoring TO oycrtakc DOrre-
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tack If II comes up with him. All fOrds
OF the river GalegO IN Aragon are
guarded.
The Carlists have rctreatcd in disorder
toward AmaIcoas. Gems. Quesadas
Mona and Leils are pursuing them
Gen Quesada's victory at Nan Clares pre-.
: vented the Carlists from invading San
lander and Asturias.
IN BoNNlE SCOTLAND.
LoSDoS, July l0.--Thc American rin,
team arrived in Glasgow this morning
During the day they visited the princlpa
places of interest and made trips TO Loci
u l.omond and other lakes. They will re
he main in Scotland until "Wednesday next
r. The Scotch riiemen started for Wimbl,
don before the arrival OF the American,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
DR.. N. scHNAeEL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
East silver city, Nevada.
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

NorIc. Nd. ass


TINTED STATES LAND offiCE,
u Car-on city. Nevada, sep,cmbcr -. ls.5
Legal notice IL hereby given that the West
Brlcher Gold and SILVER Mining Company. a
corporation duly established under the laws oi
Uslif,rnia. whose po-iofficc address u san
Francisco, California. has this day nied iis ap
plic,iion f1r paicht fr lSi linear bet ot the
Ws-, it'lcher mine. On the Gold iiili West
a,l,c Ur vein, bearing goki and silver. with
surface erouni -1o feet IN width, situate. lying
aud hcing IN Goai iliii Mining District. county
of S,orcy and state OF Nevada. snd kn"~ n and
designated ~ ,h. hsli notc- and Official Plat
on alc In this aiiee a. Lot NJ. Isl In Town
shin AZ north Range - east. Mount Diiho
me- iiiin. the exterior boundaries oi -aii Lot
No ~ brin: A. fellows, Ia wit; Beginning
nj I'n.t NJ. l. lDcttrd on a nOrthcastcrlv slntc,
-outh uf Crown ioln, i,avinc aud about u beet
northeast ~ the Ophir grade and whence bear
the hlr-isf un III. impcrial hot-tlns work.
north ~ degrees minutes cs-t, the ias-ttn
H.:-lan on Port Homestead north ~ de-r,c-
n inmates east. Eock Monument north 81 de.
grcg- ~ mnnie- ta-t. and running nun said
Pu-t No. ., dr-t cour-r, south CIV degrees
east is l-et to Pot No. Q: thence. .ccond
.onr-c. -ouih sA drgrcc- west i.i5o fect to
I',-, No. 3. thence. thinl eolr-c. north Gis
d.srve- west 50 Zee; In pO-t No. q: thence,
fpurth coarse, north .cA dss;rcc- es-t Liza iect
to iu.i No. I. the point VI beginning, contain
inslt siiOi arrr-. Prom Poet No bcar- the
southeast corner of section n. Township II
nofih. Range - east. Meant Disb,o meridian.
south ~ degrees 81 n,inutc- east. distant l.Stj
Rect. usarius- expressed from the true nc-
riii,n. rue lssor and improvements consist
of an incline .hait and tunnel. eXccc,ling ESQ
IN improvements. Magnetic variation, l6S
degrees east
The iocation of this mine IL duly recorded In
the Hccorlcr'- Office AZ Virginia City. In Book
u. p,g. 81. And any and all pcr-ons claiming
adversely any portion of aid West Beichcr
mine oT said mining ground a. hereinbcforc
described, are rrluircl tn nlc their adverse
claim with the i,r..i-iero of the I'm ted statc-
Land orice st carson City. In the state %
Nevada, during the sixty days p,rio1 of pub
llclilon hereof. ~ they viii be harr,d by yiTae
ol the PROVISIONS oi the statute
4. wAirZ, Register.
=. ~ TREApwELL, Attorney,
-.sI.sI San Fr,pri-en. Cal.
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NOTICE.

DpyIcr IxcHrQUER MINING CON
n.ny- a Merchants Exchange Baillinr.
s.n frsnel-ee, October is. is73.-Notie- i-
s...,,x ,is,u TO the Stockholders 81 the Ex.
shson,r Miniu- Company. of Gold iiih. state
of Nryads, that I viii be r.Ady i"is-ae ths
", wrDNEsDAY, th. ;oth ir-t.. At the rats
.Jias : On new for each and every one oithe odd
49, .nr.rn,lercd at this once proferiy In
dorscl. ,fp,,,,or..
ri JAS. s. KENNEDY seerr'ary'
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TO THE LADIES.

DI. THOMAS will merely state that he Lays
frrnsles. In 1884 be received . special diplons
from the loyal College of turgeons, England.
sicnc,l by Dfs. Robert fec and Arthur farrc,
PhysIeisns 10 their Royal Bighnesses The Prin-
cess of wales and the Duehess Of Edinburgh.
sttcsting 10 his proficiency and thorougk
Iona can be seen In his once.
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lrlnInA1lan AID ADVICE s,.se.

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male paiients
only Into his private medieal esiablirhncnt,
where every attention 10 paid 10 their comfort
BY the Doctor ssd sHperienesd nurres.
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srooknoLpERs. MEaIlno,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
III. , me- q he company, in Gold Mn. On -
wRpNESDAY. the f<th day u Novsm.
Der. 1S7s d ! O'Clock r. H., q vhieh tine Q
Board et Tusisss Will be eisetsi for tho follow.
sisssd. JASPER BABcocK. sscr.t.ry.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED viR.
~ einia Mining Company, Nan Francisco,
California. November 8. i1b.-At meeting ol
psny. held this day. . dividend mo. is) of Trn
tti0) Dollars per sharr was declared, paysbls
on THURSDAY. the llih instant. Transfer
books closed until the iiih inst.
nos In CHAS. y. RiBti, Secretary.
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SLEEPING can ACCOMMODATION

slIIrING car ACCOMMODATION.
Until FURTHER NOTICE, sLREPING
u Cars will be run over the Virginia and
4 raeke. Railroad a. iollows: Leave saers'
dr.. Lesy, carson = Monday and wednes-
ily Evenings. running thrsush TO sArramento
1 oa Thursday and saturday evenings direct
4 Dshlaad wharf, Without change.
n. ~. lknINtsTOS,
aenerAl Superintendent.
vIryinla, Nevada. April IS, 1875. lOm
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MIDDI.R-AaRD MkN.

There arc many of the ago Of thirty to sixty
Who are troubled with too frequent eSaenat' ON
ofthe bladder, oftcn accompanied by flight
smarting OF burning sensation. and . weaken.
Ing of the system In q manner the patient ean.
not account for On examining the urinary de.
positr Q ropy sediment will often be found, and
somstlmes Small particles Of aibuuen win sp-
pear, or the color will be Of thin and mllkiSh
hue, sgain changing 10 Q dark and torpid sp-
pearancc. There arc many men who dis of this
dInlculty, ignorant Of the cause, which 10 tho
second stage ofreminal weakness. Or. n. will
guarantee perfect cure In all sueh cases, and
9 healthy restorstion OF the genito- urinary or.
N. B.-only an Interview required In ma.
Iority Of cases: balance Of treatment can be
conducted at home without interruption Of
busIness. once hours-io to !, TO 8. and 10
0. Sundays to 4 r. q. only. Consultation
Free. Examination and advice. ts.
tH- DIR. II. J. sPEER, late Surgeon In BEL
LEVINE Hospital, II now associated with Dy.
SpInney, and will give special attention 10 tho
treatment of diseascs of the Eye and RAR.
AIso I,,aDs.TI pl,IyATE DISEASES. EITHER ACUTE
W-A Al eonmanieat eations strictly confidential.
Post once address. f |.
DR. A. y. sPlNNRY,
- Box 81, Virginia, New.