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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10
Humboldt Items.
Irrom tho Silver state. September 81

lFf0m tno oliter butc. btpSSmOcf 81 /.
Yesterday afternoon sixty mounted
mon OF the First Cavalry. covered with
dust and burning for glory. arrived here
from Camp McDsrmitt. They are com.
manded BY Captain Wagner and Lieu
tsnant Norton. They left McDermit at
3 O'Clock 4. y. Tuesday morning. and
both horses and men being fatigued,
they remained here last night. They
campsd on the other slde Of the river.
above the bridge, and TO prevent the
men from coming to town and getting
on q spree. o sentinel armed with q
loaded csrbins and revolver wa sta
toned on the bridge and allowed none
Of the troops TO cross without q pass
from the officers. The camp had q
warliko appearance, with troops. horses,
wagons and accoutrements. and about
shutdown q bugle blast summoned those
who were In town 10 quarters. This
morning at I o'clock tho command
broke camp. loaded their horses, and
leaving their wagons bore, left for the
East on a special train. They were
cheered as they loft the depot, and ro-
sponded with n buglo blast.
Seven horses, belonging TO Joe Dan
iels and "Lucky Baldwin," passed hcre
on yesterdays express train on tho way
to San Francisco, In q special horse Cur
OF the Hudson River Railroad. Five Of
them arc fast runners and two are trot
tiers. Among the former were Ruther-
Ill co~.uckoI noitan 1slo and WILL
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"a fbhl.

fRsie ID no tsublb al thAt Oh. lysts)
d, ourfsncy u aow d. tiL tef6rs u
whole country. No bank gspsnaqn
stsf occurred which has slled forth
surh an amount Of comment q that d tbs
Bank Of California. The comments vart
according 10 the financial standpoint
from which the disaster II viewed. By
the papsr-money nswspapsrs II 10 re-
gardsd a. an evidence that Q metallic
currency IL no safer than irredssmabls
paper money. vhile the specie papers
hold the opposite opinions. The Latter
evidently hsvs The bsst Of The disclssion
which Il going on. They have . better
knowledge Of The facts and . more inti-
mate acquaintance With the scientific
principals involved. The paper money
papers make up In emigration what
thsy lack IN logic. They Owe The most
gloomy picture Of Affairs which the I'm.
agination can furnish. But one or two
facts stand out In bold relief, and will
secure . popular decision against them.
Banks which do business on inconvsrti-
bio paper do not often resume altar sus
ponstons 10y OSoko q Oos law uos
opened thor dosrs or paid their de-
positors. Henry Clews 4 o.. whom
they shut up. did 70 for good. The same
Il true Of Duncan, Shsrman 4 Co. We
do NOT here, OF course. refer 70 suspsn-
sions caused by great national causes
such a. the Civil war, bat suapendons
aaising from individual Encouragement
and imitation. But these arc the very
things that Il Il now certain all nj sus-
pended banks will de-. There 10 no
longer any doubt but that the depositors
arc In oil casss safe. Such recuporative
energy would DO impossible under the
inconvertible paper system OF the East.
The reason IL there can Be no imitation
OF gold and silver. II there II moro Of
Il In Q community than 10 rsquirsd u
will how ont to the places where II Is
wanted. There may Be infation Of the
paper more or less connected with gold
and silver, but In the nature Of things
that must be limited. Hence, disasters
under O hard currency can neither DO
dsep-seated nor crushing.-San Fran
cisco Bulletin, Sept. ia.
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Or. Mary walker and Her Brssohss,

Tho following Is from the San Fran
cisco Ledger:
DR.. Mary Walker. pants and oil. has
arrived In our midst. The crowd OF
Frisco gamins that follow In graceful
procession the common drunk 70 the
City Hall have now o nobler prey.
when Mrs. Mary Walker strays abroad
the playful school boy rellnQuishss the
mild excitement Of stoning the passing
Chinaman 10 follow In her wake. Even
John himself gazes with idiotic surprise
at the "Melican woman man." and the
old forty-ninor finds her oompoer only In
saucy Sail OF Murdsrer's Gully. Seri-
ously, this absurd taste for masquer-
aiding In male attire Is only another man.
Hesitation Of that morbid lore Of mo-
toristy which ID the besstting ain OF 30
many mon and women. There IAN DO
no possible objection to . woman wear
Ing her dress as short a. shs likes and
showing the full beauty Of the oolored
stockings now In vogue. and to abandon
tho straight w~aiscoat called Q "stay."
which cannot but prove conducive TO
her health. but pants are not necessary
In either q sanitary or moral point Of
view, and TO our mind, the horror the
boy threatened with p~ettiooats, or the
girl with bresches'fsels, IL the innate OF.
preston Of q healthy sentiment which
wo hardly care TO 0 uprooted.
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Eiko items.
Iprsm the Independent. Sept. 81

Judge Mayhugh. who has just return
cd from n Wait 70 "the Horn" informs
US that the Leopard Company Is push.
ing 10 completion Its new mill with all
possible speed. About 100 men are en-
ployed in and about the mill; al that
can DO worked to advantage; and II Ia
thought Il can Be got ready for business
BY the 10Th Of nsxt month.
A. J. Copeis in town from Ruby Val.
10y. He reports the mica mine out
there, which he has bean prospecting
during several months past, a. present.
ing . fiattering appearance.
Two hundred and atty U. =. regulars
arrived this evening by special train
from San Francisco.
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T..arnIxD xArz.-Ths Amad0r tCd.l

ASeAs
Ledger Of September 4th says:
We learn with deep regret Thai on ths
morning after the election, the remains
Of Thomas Andrews were found In the
barnyard Of Lediord. horribly multi.
ated BY hogs, q large number Of which
were at the time Of the discovery feed.
ing upon the remains. II appears that
Andrews left Volcano In tho evening and
went as far IN the residence OF Ledford,
where. feeling unwell, he went 10. the
barnyard. and II Is supposed laid down
and probably fell asleep, In which con-
dition he vas attacked BY . largo mum.
Der OF ravenous hogs and torn 70 pieces.
When tho remains were discovered early
ip the morning. the hogs were still dot
ing over their horrible feast. Andrews,
We learn. had not long been Q resident
OF this county when he met his terrible
fate. He leaves . wife and three chill.
dren 70 mourn his loss. The deceased
was tho son Of Edmund Andrews. q
worthy citizen residing o the New
York Ranch.
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The Vanguard, one Of The lalest Of

The Vanguard. one Of the latest Of
Englaad's iron-clads. has made voyage
Of discovery TO the bottom Of the ocean.
Following on the loss Of the Captain.
this disaster looks as II some Of Eng.
lands Adminls were as thick.headed as
their armor plate vessels. But what q
NUT ID would b for Robeson's critics 10
crack. 10 a sea-going iron.elad. which
had cost us !. 1000. 900. should 60 down
In q half sea on her first voyage. and IL
two Others should collide. after tho man.
nsr Of the Vanguard and the Iron
Dukel
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REFERENCES

ElsfHRH-U. 8. Navy Department.
U. 3. Treasury Department. Us.
Capitol. U. 8. Light House Engi.
neers. Bessemcr Steel Works, TROY,
n. r. Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company. American Steamship
Company, etc.
PkClIlC CokSf-Palaee Hotel,
San Francisco. Kimball Manufac.
turing Company, San Francisco.
Phelps Manufacturing Company,
San yranelse0. U. b. Mint, San
RPsneiseO. Pioneer Flour Mills,
sacramento. Oyermnn Hosting
Works, Gold Hill, and . host or
others, - may be seen BY sending
for circulars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

THr,E IL wailine in Eureka ovor tho
recent decision Of tho Supreme Court Of
this State. by which n slice Of disputed
land. containing q considerable amount
Of taxable property. il relesatsd to thu
tender embraces Of the Elko County As
ssssor and Collector instead OF tho out
stretched hands Of similar officials in
Eureka county. Senator George W.
Cassidy Ia yet mute. but tho Numbering
volcano Of his pept up wrath is liable to
srupt al any moment. In which case
the faio Of POmpeii and Hereulanehm
stands a. q dire warning 10 the venture
some Ekonians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

A Cam yaox D. o. MnIs.-Ths fol-
lowing card, tslesraphed to the New
York Herald last Tuesday. explains IL.
self
SAN FRAScrsco. Sept. z. 1876.
To the Editor Of the Herald: Tho Di-
rectors Of the Bank Of California refuse
to allow any Official statement 10 be
made concerning the affairs and condi-
ton OF tho bank until their work OF in
vsstigation h fully completed. We are
organizing the banks Affairs with q view
10 enable II 10 pay all its debts, and to
supply new capital. Success IL now as
surod beyond any doubt. and NO conf
IDENTITY expect TO resume regular business
In . short time. Mr.. Ralston was in
dsbted largely TO the bank. but he leaves
considerable private property. the pro-
ossds Of which will 60 far towards pay
ing his liabilities. Independent OF new
capital nov being subscribed. The COM
munity here 10 showing tho greatest con-
hdsnce In our efforts al reorganization.
Yours. truly. d. o. Mills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

Mr.. Chapman. Of California. q son-in-
Law Of Dan Murphy. the well-known
stook man. passed through last night ON
his way 70 the scene OF tho Indian dis
turbances. He had with him sixteen
Henry rides and 5000 rounds Of ammu-
piHon.-Elko I.dspendNa. S1pt. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

Ar the Pioneer banquet sociabls last
evening. Hon. q. Z. belong was dis
posed TO dispute the idea advanced BY
one Of the speatsn. that tho Bible was
American history. He appeared to do
this upon his authority as Chairman Of
the meeting. and " sx.Siinister to Japan.
But he 10 no minister Of the Gospel,
and knows d much about the Bible "a
the Tycoon Of Japan. The Pioneers Of
America were all descended In q direct
limo from Adam. the grand old Pioneer
Of the human race. and the Bible forms
aportion Of the history Of the world. Of
which America constitutes an extensive
and important part. belong should be
better posted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

And In accordance with law and an order
Of the Board OF Director, made On the 9Th
day q August 1873. 90 many shares Of each
Be- soid al public auction, at the c6cs
Of the Company. - Merchants Rxchaneo
San Francisco. OF MONDAY, the Twenty-eev.
snih day Of September, 1875, at the hour ofia
O'Clock =. Of said day. 70 pay .std dellsonent
assessmcnt thereon. together with eosts Of Id
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Ofhce-aa Merchants' Exchange, California
street. Ban Francisco, California. go I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10
W. HI. CLARKE & CO.,
STOCK BROKER 9,
NO. d SOUTH o STREET.
VIRGINIA oIrY. NEVADA.
TURoPA LINING CoHPANY..

~ Location Of Principal Place OF business,
Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of Works, Storey county, State OF
Nevada.
lowing described stock, on account Of asscss.
ment mo. u levied on the sd dav OF July,
1878, tho several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective sharcholders. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

TIE San Frsncisco morning journals
Of yesterday give full accounts Of the
immense meeting held On Wednesday
evening Last BY the friends Of the late
William G. Ralston. the Ala and Chrosi-
ek giving complete reports Of tho
speeches delivered. and tho Cal. as Is
perhaps natural. garbling them to a con-
siderable degree. In another column
we give extracts from the remarks Of
Tom Fitch. which for sublimity Of elo-
quence. fcrvid eulogy. and soaring.
blistsring. withoring invective. cannot
be surpassed by any living human b.
ing. a. they have not BY any orator Of
history. And their mercilsss and crush
ing force lies - much In the absolute
truth Of the sentiments uttered rs in
the force. character and critical selec-
lion Of the language used. In the face
Of such artillery. II Is no wonder that
the gusrilias Of infamous journalism
hunted their holes and hid behind ram
parts Of waste paper.
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sxorHER \ REPUBLICAN "our-
RAGE.~

President Grant has. on the appli-
cation Of the Governor Of Mississippi,
directed the Commander Of the Federal
forces In that State 70 aid the civil au-
thohtiss In preserving order and pre-
venting further massacrss OF negroes oy
The white rufians Of that turbulent SEQ
ton. The Governor declares the abso-
iu.s inability Of the shsrifis Of The nv
sral counties 10 enforce Law and prsssrvs
order; declares that mob rule szists
therein, and asks for aid. This has
besu granted. Now h the opportune
moment for . Democratic howl; the
critical juncturc when tho united walls
Of he great multitude Of the "untsr-
riasd" should rssound throughout tho
length and breadth OF the land. What
. chance for spread eagle oratory; for
maledieions upon the tyrannous Ad-
m~inissrstion which thus intsrfsrss
with the aifAin Of Sovereign
State. What chance for high
falutia arguments Against oenuaiaauon.
and . pointing win pnde soou
Old days when o gentleman, sui ooaia
thrash and kill a. many nigsers ~ no
pleased. provided only be paid Tor hem.
We have no doubt that there viii DO
groaning among the rssurrsessd Demoo
racy al This Lass hieh nanded Outrage
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BORN.
DIED.

NALKDoN-In Virginia. September Q, to tho
wih Of John Naledon, Q SON.
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NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMANNa rS.rHE GOLD HILL Post.
sss month they viii be sent % the Dead Letter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

SOUTH OvERAAN Silver
u Mining Company. Location Of princl.
pal place Of business, San Francisco, Cali.
Location Of works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice. There arc delinquent upon the follow.
fNo. 81, levied on the 9Th day OF August,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective sharchoher. ~
fuiioUs:
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Old Ilsue,

Maynard II 0................ca. .isik ..T %
Asd In accordance with Law. and an order OF
Of Jolly. 1878, . many shares OF each parcel Of
such stsck ~ may be necessary, win be sold 81
public auction, at tho once Of the Company,
Room 81, Haywsrd's BuildinE, No. <ls call.
fornis street, Ban Francisco, California. on
MONDAY, the nth day Of September, 1878,
pay said %dellnqueut assessment thereon. to-
Eciher with cots OF advertising and expenses
RICHARD d. MOVES, Secretary.
Oniee-Room No. n, Haywsrd's Building,
40 California street, Ban Francisco, Gal.
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cHAs. RAWsoN,
Notary Public, Conveyaneer
AND sEAacaEa or RECORDS,
0Mee..In wells, IaPgo& Co.'s Bald.
Ing, Virginia, New.
mhla b
FoR SALE.

TIE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF
the two-stoy Lodging House on Telegraph
street. God Iliii, IN front OF the Ycllsw Jacket
holsting works. Everything nev and In good
order; Terms reasonable. Apply soon, on the
ssm q. q. CODDTNaTON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

And other flrc.proof and non.eon:
ducting materials, and ID the best
coating for steam boilers, pipes,
&C., yet discovered. IL has the
ligkest endorsements for durabll.
~, lightness, elasticity, ease OF ap.
iicstion and oil desirable qualities.
It has been adopted by the several
Departments OF Government OF the
United States, ana n In general use
IN the Atlantic States. II elects .
saving OF from
40 TO 30 PER CENT IN FUEL,
Lasts - Long - the iron on which
it 10 applied, and Is reasonable In
NOfR-Yhh felting saves II per
cent. moro fscl than hair Telling.
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Cabin To Let.

A NY PERSON DESTROYS OF OBTAIN.
"A Ing Q eoubrtabls cabin, containing tso
rooms; can God the SAND By applyine " !. !:
rhahksL. Of his once on Main street, ooad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

DY A RESPECTABLE PERSON A STU.
ID alton 10 do chamber work and sssist 81
table. Apply o. the once Of b Coin Hill
News. " Ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10

WILLS, New. September "a body
horribly manglsd was found OF the Gen.
trial Pacific Railroad ten miles cast Of
here today. Ho was identified by o let
ter found on his body as Harry Weber.
a native Of Philadelphia. Hshad lately
been working In q bakery for o man
named Williams, nj Laramie City, Wy
oming. and the supposidon 10 that no
had been d~ead-heading his way on the
trucks Of the train and fell OF.
All the Indians have left Clover VAL
ley. thousand Spring and Bishop VAL
leys for Southern Nevada They num-
Der about fifteen hundred bucks. Tho
mountains In every direction are eover
ell with signal fires.
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solid Indemnity. Honorable Dealing and
Fair Rates.
VqzN o%.o.5AA W., sR ~ S.s,S:.
WV. n. HILL, Special Agent. Room :. Tahoe
Haupe, Virginia. scp5-nedim
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-18

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lin9. % 3 a 4 On9e opholnt bun liz
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bsnoe | bsnne BIO ipiIs s0sr britfe.
l~iasiaaliot Tom bun mootog noaen
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benotS Hdao. mantte BET forub beta.
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hauoe fiebt fin Yisbon. ION BUN
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me, ilaar os anBlt SSremiicen. Naa,
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en- llGrf 8 ltus. Nnli9ist oar me.
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futile / SOrl9uinsens 9eb uoulfIs
benoss &arafter. 6ortlGties.)
Decorah-posten., 1875-03-18
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ben fGllts Rilce. % alUrliabeo be-.
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til Ct Steo ursnira ipin9er Den til.
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ben pa life laa itOrmence % opbrn.
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blsu ban olpeles fortlGlst % tornTI.
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dltsne in r~epbaarsrs, lfslplsos Srsr9
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inlet almiuoslist Wsnneife. Snasn
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Decorah-posten., 1875-03-18
NCrff Narpebca.

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