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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03
humboldt Items.
IFrom the silver stais. November a.

Prom the Silver Sats. November ~
Colonel Harding shipped nine car
loads Of cattle TO San Frsncisco last
night. They are from his herds. which
roam in Quin River Valley. and are In
primo condition.
Three tea trains passed here this
morning and another went through yes
tsrday. Those trims average about
twenty cars each. and are sent through
as specials. with all possible dispatch.
All the tea used In the Atlantic States
goes through by rail. and Il Is delivered
In much less time than BY the old route
By water.
Seventeen enlisted mon, artisans and
musicians. for the First and Sixth Cav
airy. passed through yesterday en- route
to California. In change Of Lisatsnant
W. p. Hall. OF the First Cavalry. They
came from 81. Louis, and appeared be q
very intelligent class Of men.
Jake Stratton was one Of the happiest
prospectors We have seen for some timo
yesterday. He had . pocket full OF
twsnties, the proceeds Of q lot Of ore
which he had worked at the Reduction
Works here. He informed Us that less
than three month ago he went prospect
ing In Central District, and struck o
small silver bearing vein. on which he
and Henry Jenkins went TO work. They
have made good wages every day since
the ledge was discovered, and have some
three or folr hundred dollars worth Of
ore on the dumps besides. with o fair
prospect Of q good mine. He thinks
after all has been said. that Nevada IL a.
good . country for . poor man o. there
Is in the Union. and that sooner or later
tho energetic prospector Ii bound to
make q strike.
George Workman. who came up yes.
from Uuionulls. gives Ms the fol.
items from that place: The
mills are all running. The Pioneer,
which has been substantially improved,
and it, crushing and matchmaking CO.
paeity increased, having started up last
week. and considerable bullion is now
being shipped from the place semi.
weekly. lawing In quite lively, several
cases being on the docket In tho JUS
tees Court. Charley Kyle 10 fixing mp
his place at the Hot SPRING. for the ac-
commodation Of invalids. Jake Hawloy,
OF the Exchange Hotsl. who has been
quite alex latsly. Il convalsscsnt. o.
<. Stamplsy 10 pushing ahead on the
Millionaire mine. and extracting good
ore. The old camp IL livsning up some
what and tnss are better than during
The summsr. whom waller wa X scarcs.
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ENTIRELY CoNslsrENr.
The Silver Siak publishes the follow.
Ing. approyingly:

Inc oucSr otdk Pubiisnes the ioiiow-
ing. approvingly:
The Eureka Seniiaei says: "Thsrs il
nothing trusr than that times change
and with them also the minds Of men.
Ten years ago the man Who said any.
thing against erssnbacks vas . rebel
and 'soppsrhsad.' Nov the man Who
says . word In favor Of them ID an
'indationist' and 'rspudiator.' And
still the world continues 70 rsvolvs and
nsn and parties claim to DO consistent.
How beautiful . tho ways OF hum
bugsszy."
Both The Sias and Sot;nd ought 70
b aware that the men Who fought
against 0rssnbscks. mot Ten. but thir.
teen ysars ego. we're enemies Of ths
United States. The man Who insistsd
than that the Grssnbsck vas but q rag
Without value. the svidsnss Of . debt
which would never b paid. was work.
ing iuss - directly for the Southern
C~onfsdsrscy - was the soldier who
fought under Lee or johnson. The
war vas ended st Last. aud in spite Of
the efforts Of the brave armies OF the
South. helped BY the sympathy and
covert assistance Of thsir Northern
allies, Ne Dsaocratio party. the Green
back came out Of The var viii . real
value. In spite Of the efforts Of the
Democracy 70 rspadiate the National
dsb<; in spite Of their warfare upon
every measure introduced 70 establish
order and nj justice. that value
steadily increased for eight or nine
years, until Il reached within . tribe Of
the value Of gold. Then the cid
enemies Of the paPsr svidsnee~
OF The Govsrnmsnt's debt. finding
thsss svidsncss could mot BE- put down
BY slurs o. ridicuis. or By the raseality
Of rspadistion. saddsaly grew % fond
Of them that they insisted the country
should DO flooded viii them. until. as
they expressed Ii, tho wants OF trade
should Be sasisAed." until, ~ they In
tended. the gresnbsck should - Of NO
value. Il sssms plain enough that tho
enemies Of the erssnback are the same
nov hat hey we're . dozen years ago.
A. arst tAsy trisd 10 stsal the covering
from The infant hat IL might
frssss. vhils nov they would
load 10 down 10 su5ocslion. The
Il The sAns o thss 10 vasa
dossa ysan ego. The intention COM
passss the dishonor Of the nation by the
Of it, honest debt II
seems 70 ~ . sorrow unreconsilAbls for
} Dsmocrai 10 b obliged 70 help pay
he dsbt contracted TO compel Demo-
srsis 70 b osdsriy and lav-abidisg eiti-
Issas. We srs sony 70 - the Ssntiaei
Nd Sass ST. take Ne grounds thsy
10. u l. Bad enough for OHIO Demo
,,As. Vie ssvsr ~ any sood coin.
But thsy are rieAs 70 taik abeat ''eon-
isssney." TAsy manifest exactly the
sns spirit hey I'D bsswssn 1861 and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-03
THE COMING OF FRirz.

n n now said that the Crown Prince
d Germany IL certainly coming to our
We hope hs will. Resides
bsine heir 10 the throne OF the mightiesi
OF Europe. he Is . soldier tried
md true. In the Austrian and French
van he was no carpet Knight, but
his own divisions in the field. and
proved his right TO command by num-
exhibitions Of ability and eour-
aes. We are glad ttat such . soldier
Prince 10 coming 10 our great gathering.
Nillions Of Germans will welcome him
with . double pride - the old pride
Of Fsiherland. the new pride OF
the land Of their adoption. Bot
We rejoice ai tho coming % thia Prince
for other rsasons than that no Is q
live Prince and soldier. He will soon.
In the sven course Of nature. be the
Emperor Of Germany. Despite the
naeziAosuos Of that realm. 10 AN not
b concealed that the German Govern
nsnt IL . most severe u upon the
people. Not only does Il make every
man within its jurisdiction . soldier,
but Il permits nAther dietation nor crit.
ieism. A journal that publishes a snseI
ct any one in authority Is suppressed
and he journalist fined and imprisoned,
and this treatment OF the pres IL bai
eharastsristio Of the treatment s1teaded
70 Ill the walks Of life. The theory
that the sovereign rsisns BY divine right
and that he can do no wrong. 10 the
secret theory upon which that Govern
msnt 10 conducted. That this Prince
may witness the workings Of q diam
~stisally different form Of Government.
and that he may leave here imbued with
impressions which may result in .
greater frssdon to his own people. are
The reasons Why Ne hail his coming with
peculiar pleasure. He may learn that
the frssr . people are the more they will
love THAR native land. and the more
ohssrfully will they contribute their
money and more willingly Oder
Life 10 support Government.
which aims 10 % IN everything
that every man may do what he
pisasss. 20 that his neighbour rights
are not sntrsnchsd upon. He viii get
slinpsss a lead Of the tremendous
power Of . frss people. There viii Be
no displays Of great armies; but he--f
hs u wise Phnctvill o what Ar
niss might b created, and hs will real
izs. - never before. that . few ysars
ego. st . call for help. . million Of these
men sprung 10 arms. and that when .
brief four Year, gar VA over. the ar
niss left were - perfect and a. terrible
- any that ever dsployed upon the
hslds Of Europe. Il In not for
what ~ shall ~ Of the German Prince
that ws shall welcome him. but for
What he may sss and learn Of the work
ings Of . free Government. and with the
hope tAas In the future. vhcn slated BY
kingly pride or naughty with kingly
----- " l-- "a l 49, .-l
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WILLS URY

TRUNK MARKED WITH THIS MAns Is
ssouts viii pisass sdArsss ths osnsr q he
s.i.;, g ~ =: co s an s;x,; 49,; 4 90 a:Isrs sSs;
ws vitki %. WILLS DRUII.
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County Treasurer's Office.

Until yURrIIER NOTICE. THR oYyIcI
~ Of The Trsssurer Of Storey Couuty viii =
loc1trd 10 the Green BuiIdipa. ons eour south
Of tbs sneiss house of Young America Enrins
Company No. ?, South G street. Virginia.
o0u G. D. SMITH.
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A SUNDAY Man. TO ExriRE.-Hon. I.
A. zimmerman, General Superintendent
OF the mail service for the Pacific States
and Territories Who has been in Virginia
City for sons days back trying 10 nx up
the shattered remains Of Deacon Adj
son and his p~ost-ofhcs. va ct the 0rms-
by House last night. We are happy 10
stats. that hin attention having ben
called 70 the fact thai the Empire peo-
pie wsro without . Sunday post; a. also
they we're very apxious 70 have one. he
declared that he would leave such dirsc-
tons al the Carson and Empire Offices
a. would insure the transmission. receipt
and delivery Of such a mail. Good. =
Carson Appsal. Noe. J. Il b.
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An exchange which claims to DO hrst-
class authority on etiquette Nays. ut
il not the correct thing for . gentleman
To wink at . lady. II Ia always The
lady's place 10 wink first" 10
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TRUNK MISSING.

sARATo0A TaUNK. MARKED
"A on one spd J. v. ] avts, ana 90 The othss
Mis- D. Psskshse. eas taksa from n froat q
ny hoess On ~ morning q " an. i.sOrI.
csssa sinoH PAcxszsn.
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-ENDORsERs WANTED.

We hear strange stories Of how some
men in Virginia are taking advantage
Of the public charities being dispensed
there. The Enterprise tells Of n ap-
plicant. who presented himself with
diamond studs in his shirt bosom and
kid gloves on his hands. who vas suf.
isring for silk undsr-clothing. and de-
aired relief from the Committee. But
beyond such transparent cases, We hear
Of many direct frauds which are being
psrpstratsd upon the COMMITTEES. We
have ID on good authority that men who
have neither kith nor kin. and who are
receiving four dollars per day for their
labor. have. by false representations,
obtained relief in clothing and food
from the Committee. There Is no one
In need who cannot obtain the endorse
ment Of some vell-knovn and respon-
sibls man. and the Sanitary Committee
should demand such endorsement from
strangers, to guard against fraud.
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TIE small boy sharpensd his pencil
and wrote the adventures OF the day.
The diary was passed around, and We
admired the graphic description OF go
life couched in sentences like these:
"Juns l3th-vsry ruff. June l4th-
RaSsr to-day. June 16th-To-day We
won't 81 nots. II 10 stIl very run.
June i7th-Thers vas not many At din
usr to-day. and ! liked the plums-
June l9th-I didn't keep . diary yestsr.
day. Ma said ID was the plums. o.
nots today"
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BORN.

EDMoNDs-in Virginia, October u. 10 tho
wife Of Franz Rdmonds. . daughter.
MARIIN-in Eureka, October II, 10 tho wife
Of William Martin, twlns-aaughtsu.
LAkK-ln Unionville. uctobsf %, 70 the wife Of
Chris. Lark. . daughter.
wHIrE- In ca,son, November I. 70 the wife Of
George W. White, Q son.
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Check Lost.

NERrfP'CATE OF DIP SIT NO. mas.
" for $40, drawn IN fsvor Of Peter 0togan
By the Rank Of California Astney, Gold HIN,
10 lost. Payment Of the sams has been stopped
and the hbder will confer Q favor By l.ssinR
said certificate st tho Babk. mol ios
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TIE Panamint Woes has ended its
career a thai place and rsmovedto Oar
win City.
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MARRIED.

BRYDIN-CAMPDKLL-I In Iurska. October 70,
J. II. Dryden 70 Miss Mary Campbsll. late Of
Canada.
HUMPHREYS -pErlRs0N-In Hurska, octo-
Der ~, J. y. Humphreys u Miss Lorsna Pc
ternon.
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An. OWNER WANTED.

on Tar pay 9. ran yIsI, yIyI sLacL
pot among the e6sets Of william Ho0lllivny,
near the Andss mine, Howard strsst, Virginia
rhey were tstsu 70 the grocery store Of Mckay
kirvin. Lower Gold Hill, where The ovner can
recovs the same By proving psopsrty AID pay.
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SPECIAL REQUEsT.

ALL TIE PATRONS OF rHs PioNNxR
a Landry, In Gold Hin and that psrt of
virginia pot injured By the ere. ss Squsstsd.
q Q special favor. 70 Be - prompt - posstbie
In their payments during the month OF Novsn.
bsr. q. ". HALL. Proprietor.
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Good Business for Sale.

DHNa DEsIRous OF LKAvrN0, IoyyKR
b ny Boot and shos buslpess 10 6iivsr City
for ais ON reasonable terms. with or without
the stock. fosr nice rooms / rent only 90 per
ocs7.svs JoaRpa OTTO.
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r. wE0KNRn. Secretary.
onoe-.tN California street, san franeiseo,
California. nss ID
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A correspondent Of the London
Times says that Alexander, OF Russia,
saved the continent from bloody war
by his representations TO Emperor
William and Bismarck. 1t has for
sometime been an oDeR secret among
we'll informed Erglishmcn that Queen
Victoria favored an English alliance
with Germany because her eldest
daughter married the Grown Prince,
the heir to the imperial crown, and
also because of her Germanic tendons
cies.
Fortunately for her the English
Cabinet had too much foresight to
permit such a measure to he entered
into. The Times correspondent
states that the object of the Cars re-
cent visit to the Emperor Of Ger
many was to protest against any re-
newaI of the contest between France
and Germany. OF the Soverigns Of
Europe, Alexander seems to be tie
wisest, most statesmanlike and most
humane. lie first demonstrated his
claim TO be called the wisest by free>
ing the seris, and bis whole course
since his accession to the Imperial
Grown has been marked by n broad
liberality and enlightment, and
cleer sense oil the humane demands OF
the age.-IN. .. Times.
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. Pascagoula, June LIST, 1875.
ApAMsvILLE, GREENE Co. May 20, 1875

EVANSVILLE, GREENE Co. May 20, 1875
Mr.. Editor;
SR-We are having exceedingly dry
weather at present, which impedes tn
progressIof the farmers to certain extent,
still they are doing what they can. even if
they progress slowly.
The prospects are tolerahly good Oh
uplands. But in the river bottoms, the
worms are making considerable havoc,
and it was the case last year on some parts
Of the river, and we would think almost
enough 10 discourage the farmer but their
motto seems to be ''try, try again."
We were pleased to see the brotherly
love that is existing between the members
Of Leaksvllle grange. An old gentlemi an
of the order, whose health has somewhat
been impaired by old age. and not being
able to go over his field with his pillow (;
he was agreeably surprised by a visit from
his brother members viz: Mr.. Jacob Nc
Lean, Mr.. John Mclean, Mr.. Louis
Ezell. and probably one or two more all
of whom carried their horses and plows
and did the old gentieman's work or at
least assisted him greatly, and returned
home to their own dear families with
hearts that We're lit with Joy at having
done SO noble a deed. Who could but
honor SO noble patrons of husbandry?
Yours truly, b. F. FL. w.
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The Kosciusko Star says: IF al in
stance Of civil rights be asked us, we will
say that q short while ago a lady took
passage on the New Orleans, ST. Louis
and Chicsgo Railroad at its southern ter
minus, and paid for a berth in the Sleep
ing car from New. Orleans TO Louisville.
KY. Whatever hopes she may have had
Of avoiding. as much as possible. the IA
tigues Of q long journey we're soon dissi-
psted by the appearance OF o couple OF
negroes in the coach, aud, to her great
horror, one Of them took the berth just
above her ownl Outraged and disguised,
she took her little child aud went into the
next car. and demanded and received
back the money she had paid the sleeping
chr company. The negroes who thus
dared 10 do more than any white man
worthy OF the name OF gentleman would
have presumed to do. were 20 other than
Hill. Secretary Of Sate. and Bruce. Uui-
It'd SIases g nator Tor Mississippi
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Ames and Spencer.

Jackson Chfsn.I
The counterpart OF the Anies pros
gramme for carrying the Mis.issippi
elections and r%o.elecliug himself TO
tic U. :. senate, IS furnished 10 the
%yillauies Of which that first class
scoundrel, Spencer was the author in
Alabama.
Spencer. il will DO seen, counted
largely on the employment Of force.
under the lying prelense that ii was
necessary to protect the Republican
voters in the exercise Of their rights.
Ames has been playing the same
game. lie is an expert in that
branch OF the business, having once
elected himself to the Senate in that
way. His call for Federal troops,
last fall, is fresh in the mind of the
public. When the Legislature met
he endeavored to pave the way for
collisions between the whites and
blacks and the introduction Of the
United states military in the quarrel,
by the various schemes Of which he
and his s~ervile tools we're the origi-
majors.
The METROPOLITAN Police scheme
was a part Of the plot. The stand-
ing Army Calling Gun bill was an
other feature of the game. The
former failed. The latter was
adopted. and be is organizing the
diabolical machinery which is de.
signed to be put into motion. The
whites are to be disarmed, and ne
gro companies, trained by clansmen
Of Anes, are 10 constitute the State
Malta. 1t is not anticipated nor
desired by the plotters that a colll-
sion between the races be avoided.
1t is what they are aiming at, in or
der to make a pretext for procuring
the service of the United States
troops. just as Spencer procured
them in Alabama. only Ames has
laid his plans deeper and gone about
his work more Systematically.
Spencer played a bold hand in SO
curing tools to do his work by prom
ises of office. Ames has been indus
trious and INSCRIPTIONS in providing
places for his tools. He has attempt.
ed to interfere with and to debauch
and corrupt the judiciary, and at the
last session of the Legislature he
procured the passage of the Infamous
bill TO take from the people of the
counties the election of tax collec.
tors, and secure the appointment in
his own hands. This corruption
measure is wide spreading in its in
huence. 1t will reach every county.
No doubt the Supreme Court will
declare it unconstitutional and nuga-
tory /; but it nevertheless reveals the
intention of its originator. and ex-
hibits his purpose to increase his pat
ronage and enlarge his agencies of
bribery and corruption.
Ames and Spencer r twin broth.
ers 10 political knavery. They are
of the same class of disreputable and
inscriptions adventures. The game
each has played runs in parallel
lines. Spencer has victimized Ala
bama, but his day is over.
1t remains to be seen how long Mis-
sissippi is 10 be inflicted with Ames.