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ATLANTA.
RascaIly Conduct I'm Regard 10 Georgia
Bonds Brought TO Light

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. .23.-Investigation
of the accounts Of the State Treasurer, Un-
der the direction Of the Finance Commit
tee Of the Legislature, shows that SI5O,O00
of bonds has been paid twice, and the eX-
animation is not concluded. State Treas
urer Jones states to the committee that he
was unable for a long time 90 obtain from
Henry CleWs x Co, Of New York, the
financial agents Of the State, any account
Of their transactions. When the statement
was finally obtained, it showed that the
same bonds had been paid in New York
by the State Treasurer to the amount above
stated. Treasurer Jones charges by imp'i-
cation that Clews paid the State bones,
and without cancelliBg them, again put
them on the market.
Treasurer Jones 10 BE Asked TO Re-
sign.
The committee appointed 90 examine lie
State Treasury find that the accounts Of
Treasurer Jones arc deficient some SGSOgO,
and that he has Illegally paid Sl52.OOO old
bond. The committee recommend that
Jones be requested TO resign. They do not
attack the integrity Of the Treasurer, but
condemn Che loose system Of cook keep
ing and general administration of affairs.
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TIE SEMI-WEEKLY
UNION AND AVTERECaN

Is made up from three dailies, and is full Of
choice matter Mailed WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
urdays. One year only sf.20; six months
S2lOi three months, Sl.C5.
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II HAVE for rent . dwelling-hOuses, prices
Il ranging from Sl0O to ~ 900 per annum: also
a number OF stores, ware houses, suits Of rooms
and 0nlces, both in Nashville and EdECfeld. s.
W. STEELE, No. Al n. College street.
feb13 thurs(Fsst II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-24
FRANCE.
How the Action Of the Assembly on
WaItOn's Amendment Is Regarded.

How tho Action Of the Assembly on
WaItOn's Amendment Is Regarded.
PARIS. Feb. 23.-The organs Of the BO-
napartists are indignant at the passage by
the Assembly yesterday Of WaltOn's amend
ment to-the Senate bill. The Republican
papers, with the exception Of La FrHcdjs,
are iubilant over the passage Of the amend
ment. La FrdncdjS thinks only half the
work necessary to be done has been accom-
plished. The Ministers, with the excep-
tion of NJ. Tailhaud, Minister Of Justice,
and Baron Chabaud LatOuT, Minister OF
The Interior, supported the amendment of
Walton. NJ. TailhaudvOted no, and Baron
Chabaud LatOur abstained from voting.
Passage Of the senate Bill.
In the Assembly to-day, the Senate bill
was considered in detail and passed clause
by clause.
The BOnapartists made strenuous efforts
N defeat the bill, and, finally, as a last des-
perate effort, moved an amendment pro-
vidinr that II cannot become a law until
ratified by universal suffrage. They
declared if the bill was thus ratified they
would submit. Il was the duty Of the
Left, they SAID, to vote for this amend
ment if they really wished to control the
affairs of State. Eight millions Of voters
could not, without their consent, be placed
in the hands Of a body elected as this bill
contemplated. The amenument was lost,
receiving only the votes Of BOnapartist
Deputies.
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THE NEW TAX BILL.

Full Text as 1t Passed the Sem
ate Yesterday.
Whisky Taxed at 80 Cents per
Gallon.
No Additional Tax on Whisky
in Bond.
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than any other paper published in Tennessee o
the South. Address
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UNION AND AMERICAN

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UNION AND A4mnKICAN.
,T,o,.,,,s ~ STANDARDIZATION.

: MAI. OR AT raE BUSINESS OFFICE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

SAN FRAScIsco, March 3.-Informa-
tons comes from Mr.. Cox. agent OF the
p. NJ. s. 4. Co.. that. having lost tho
subsidy. they will hereafter run only a
monthly steamer between this port and
China, leaving San Francisco OH tho LIST
OF every month. and Hong Kong ON tho
18th. An extra steamer will he kept at
each port for accommodation Of traders
when there is an excess OF freight
Three Of the best steamers will DO en-.
ployed-tho City Of Peking, City Of
Toxic and Great Republic. Tho Alaska
will remain ut HonGkong. and tho Col
orndo at San Francisco, to DO used in
case OF need. Tho rest will DO laid up
hero. When the tea trado begins In
May, all will be replaced or III many
Of thom an arc needed. Charges arc
also to DO made in coastwise lines. Here
after there will DO two steamers monthly
to Panama, leaving San Francisco on
the 18th and 9th Of each month, con-
Meeting with the line for New York. A
monthly steamer will also be run 10
Panama, stopping at oil intermediate
Mexican and Central American ports.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

To THE PEorLE OF COIN Hut, srLyrn Crrr
AHp DArroS:-Every mau, woman and child
In any Of the above named places should know
at once, that Q great want has been supplied by
the opening Of BERLISER's VARIETY nroRE,
Main street. Gold Hin, opposite tbs Yellow
Jacket sfice. There every one who wants
them, and has tho money 10 pay for ihom, can
buy 81 the lowest possible cash rates, the hnett
possible assortment Of perfnmory. fancy soaps,
Say rum, feather busters. vlol,ns, yuiiars, ban.
lee; Q full stock Of tho beet Italian strings,
1ewslry, watches, optical Instruments, ladies
trimmlnes, work.boxes. musical and plain pho
tovraph albums, Yankee notions. cutlery. wofst-
Cd, woslsn and knitted goods. Alro q large ~.
sortment OF natural human hair. All kind. Of
willow ware. fancy bird cages. saichel.. brack.
cts and wslLpoekets. Also Q splendid assort.
ment Of everything needful In tho stationery
line. school books. lamps. chandeliers. globcs,
cAlmneys and Juvenile book. A splendid as
portment Of every variety OF fancy toys,
wagons, bedsteads md fancy valentines. A
magnificent stock OF chromos and other pie
lures. Alec, particular attention. paid TO fra.
ming pIeturesto order. New goods, oil OF the
bsst possible description. Dent forget the
plsce-Maln street, Gold Hill, opposite the Vel.
low Jacket of1Oe,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
Europs BristIlna with Bsyonsts.

The military contributor OF the Co
logns Gazette compares the present
strength Of tho German army with that
of the armies Of the othor leading Euro
pear powers. At the beginning Of 1876
the German army consisted Of 81. $50
officers, 1879, GOO men. 3l+,97o horses.
2,70O field guns and $40 siege guns. or
these. the number OF troops available
for service In tho Geld within six weeks
after the mobilization Is, excluding the
transport and staff corps. ITO. $50 men.
with ll4.S50 horses and 2,082 field
guns. These figures do not include the
fourth battalions, 3.400 officers and
To-, 100 men, formed In case Of war, or
the landsturm to bo raised under the
new law, which would bring into the
Geld q force, by the lowest computation,
Of 3,7is officers and 202, 900 men. Tho
total force Of the disposal Of Germany
is, therefore, IS. 9is officers and I. esq.,
200 men, excluding surgeons and tho
hospital corps, and not taking into &C
count the probability that the estima-
ted force OF the landsturm will be
greatly exceeded when In the field.
Tho strength Of the Russian army,
including the Don Cossacks, but exclude
ing Caucasian and Asiatic troops. Is
1876 SEQ men, Of whom 761.0OO are
available for field service; tho French
army, l,09S, 400 men, Of whom $50. 700
are available for the field; the Austrian,
s65, 900. including 262. $50 Geld troops
I'M =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

FAREWELL BENEFIT. - Miss Rogers
takes her farewell benefit at Pipsr's
Opera House on Friday evening next.
on which occasion n very attractive bill
will DO presented.
JusrtcE wRIoHr's CouHr.--The case
Of tho parties arrested yesterday for dis
turbing the peace occupied the attention
Of Justice wright's Court this after
Dol
Hrs CoSprrIos.-ws learn that DIR.
Weber is getting along finely. He was
much improved to-day aud there Is ov-
cry prospect Of u speedy recovery.
FoR Coughs and Throat Disorders,
use ''Brown's Bronchial Troches," hav.
ing proved their efficiency by q test oil
many years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

Yesterday. in company with Messrs.
Fleming and Alexander, both Of whom
are experienced miners, we passed along
the limo Of the great c~reviec. situated a
short distance east Of Gold Hill. Sur
prising changes have taken place in the
ehasm referred 10 since the time Of our
last visit, some three months ago.
changes Of such q character rs to demand
more serious attention frolA people en-
gagged in mining enterprises In this Vi.
cinity. At all events a survey OF the
great chasm along the entire line will
well repay any person OF q philosophi-
cal turn Of mind who cares TO make the
trip. and psrphaps DO tho means OF
opening up a new field for mining OPP
erations. Many persons are firmly OF
the opinion that the croyiee alluded to
marks and defines tho east wall proper
OF the Comstock lode. We respectfully
invite the attention Of the State Miner
ologist and other mining experts to the
wonderful phenomenon, reference :
which has been made heretofore In the
newspapers.
Tho crack or ehasm runs nearly north
and south. the flagstaff Of Fort Home
stead being directly over IL. II keeps
ON widening out laterally and longitu.
dinally, and is now nearly three-quar-
tiers Of a milo In length. The ground
ON the west side Of the chasm in many
places has sunk three feet. Its north
ern terminus will eventually be situated
at n point on the hillside near where the
bus driver collects fare when making
the trip to Virginia. The chasin. sup
posing tho flagstaff to be the present
point OF departure, passes down tho
east side Of Fort Homestead hill. crosses
the rnvinc. and then pursues its course
without dsviating from q right limo along
| the west side Of the most northerly of
the Twin Peaks to u point about three
quarters Of a mile from the flagstaff.
Three days ago the ground, composed
| apparently Of solid rock. cracked open
| directly over tho Fort Homestead rail-
road tunnel. The attention OF Superin-
tendent Yerington is invited to the mat
ter, a. there appears To be some danger
OF a heavy body OF earth eaving in on
the track. Tho Water Company, IN
laying n line OF pipe across tho ere'iee,
neglected to make any provision Tor the
same, owing to which oversight, their
pipes pulled apart. Several stone monu-
mcnts, erected by tho United States
Government, in the immediate vicinity.
Of the crack. have shifted their position
To such an extent as to DO no longer re-
liable for surveying purposes. The
whole country TO tho westward appears
10 be more or less Affected oy these as
t%urbenees. We are informed that dur-
ing the past three months. somewhere
in the the nsighborhood Of s'oo a
been expended IN rc-adlnsuns stamps
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
FROM sAN FRANCISCO


San Francisco, March 3-i:3o r. ~
In the Police Court this morning the
examination Of Edward Boyle. who
about three weeks ago, stabbed and
seriously wounded officer Michasls, was
concluded. The evidence. which was
mainly that Of Miehaels, showed that
defendant was attacked, and in fear OF
his life. used his knife in self-defense.
striking Michaels by mistake. supposing
him to be ono Of the attacking party.
Tho prisoner was discharged from GUS
tody.
Grecnbacks, S7H@ssH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

49,, -Th.rc was Yesterday insti,ut.
81 =, carson civ m. Grand Encamp-
ment I. O. O. +. OF Nevada. Hereto
- "a, p.,loxs n, mi. s,,,o bayo
-. :, ar CT
Enoampment OF California. The new
eneampment was instituted and tho OH,
GERS installed by ". ". Aukison. opeciai
Yonnc' Right Worthy Grand Senior
Warden; T.. L. Stern. X. w. q. J.. W.;
J. :. kaneen, H. W. %; 81 a. iiirys'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
raeine Coast Appropriation.

Ehesnc NSsss
WARRINGTON, March 2.-Ths follow.
ing items were agreed TO In the Sundry
Civil Appropriations bills: Surveys Of
the Pacific Coasts, $23i. 900; expenses
OF the Surveyor General Of California.
$1,000; survey Of public lands In CAL
ifornia, $40. 900; Benioia Arsenal. $685.
900; expenses OF suit against New Idria
Mining Company, 1900; Navy Yarda d
Mare Island, sac. 900; Appraisers store.
San Francisco. 800, 900; Marine Hos
pital. San Francisco, $4,000.
Favs,~sls Rsperts srsa The New n
CHICAGO, March 2.-Special dis
patches from Sioux City say there 10 q
great excitement In that vicinity and
Dakota ove reports brought by two 70
turned Black Hill miners, both Of whom
are well known and reliable men. They
represent gold plentiful and that the
miners now In those hills have had no
trouble with the Indians and have win
tered comfortably. An immense emil
grafton 10 the Hills u sxpectsd this
Spring.
TIE Cssiis AirL
WAaHMosoH, March 1.-The Senate
Foreign Relations Committse to-day 10
ported ~favorshly, and without amend
msut, the bill supplementary 70 Aots ~
latng 70 immlgritIon, bsing Ne Coolfs
hill which pssssd he House lastvssk.
s ssis;7' !: = E,lS,s'11Ts::' ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
I,r,,,,e,.-rb. New York LIE Insurance.

csmpany-ons OF the Oldest and most reliable
Of the leading purely mutual companies-has
just opened an once In Marc Buliding, Wiz.
rinis city, Nevada. This II 10 be their prin.
eipai General Agency once OF the Pacific
Coast, W. D. Crane General Agent Policy
prove q BONANZA TO many Q widowed, father
lees family, and We think II the duty Of oil men
to insurs against either Q poverty stricken old
age. or the dsstilution OF dependents In case OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

vance Of the regular meeting Of tho
committee. AL the Pacific Coast Sena-
tors will endeavor 10 Overcome the din
culties In the way Of obtaining complst-
Cd action BY the Senate during the few
remaining days OF the session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM Carson CITY.
LEorsLArrvE PRocEEDIN0s.

Amendment. Csneurred in-Parti.
sisa Fssees-fereiwn Corpora
sisus-Regissry Law Amssdmess
-Prsferred Crsditsrs-whas the
STATE Piisea' Ce0aitsss will Re-
pert.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

Jusr read Tms.-neyman Drothsrs have just
opened q new farniture store on the corner OF
Band Taylor streets. They sdef ever thing
necessary Tor furnishing houses, cheaper than
any house this eide OF Ban Francisco. They
keep constantly IN hand . large stock OF farni:
turc. bedding. carpets, crockery, glass and
mated ware. Give them q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
pl,narek aiys.a ninaer.

nHssFVA Osv As..VN
BERLIN, March 3.-Bismarck gave .
dinner yesterday 70 tho ofacsrs and
members Of the House Of Lords and
Chamber Of Deputies.
Carliss Defeat.
MADRID, March 3.-Ths Carlists un-
dor Miret have been defeated BY Alton
zoist troops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

BLUE Potxrs. = Large.sized. delicious bi
waves, fresh from the sea. can he had every
morning at Tom llcfrron's celebrated Rating
stand, faiAce Saloon. viglnia City. Alro ell
kinds OF nsh, spring chicken, porter house
steaks and everything else crsyed by the inner
man. iIedrons dinner combinations are .
marvel OF gastrononle skill. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03

axx, LoxasrssE has abandoned Lou
isiana and the fortunes Of the Kellogg
party, and has bought . farm In White
county, Georgia, where no proposes 10
engage In sheep raising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
cAasox. March 3. 1875.

CAnsox. March 3. 1875.
sRxArE.
The Senate concuned In the Assem-
bly, amendments to the bill defining Of
foe hours Of the Governor.
The vote on tho bill for the erection
and maintenance Of partition fences
reconsidsred. and the bill passed.
ASSEMBLY.
Tho motion to reject the Senate bill
allowing foreign corporations to plead
the statute Of limitations was lost, and
the bill passed. Also the bill amending
tho registry law.
This bill requires actual and not con-
structive residence. and the word resi-
denco is held to moan principle place
Of abode, the place to which when abb
scnt, the applicant for registration in
tends to return" Also the bill making
county treasurers preferred creditors OF
counties.
The State Prison Investigating Com
mittec will mako q unanimous report
that Warden Hynan had regularly held
sexual intercourse with the female con-
vict. Mollio Forshay. The report Is not
yet submitted to the Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
A pAMnLE AMONG THE F0or-
IlILIS.

The GsaA Hlli Crack widening
Ysrs Hsaassssad Ilil1 Split 0psn
-MtninE Enterprises aloag the
Line Or shs Great Crsvies.
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poMEsrio NEWS.

,,sc.,L 70 ,n seLs m. sAnl usvA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
DR.. A. b. SPINNEY,
Has Removed 10 No. 1888 South

m, arl.n.. -.i r,n~, ,h-,n,,hont ths
s..~ nJ.. 1Ss-sJ.L..
sSanuy rsino,oglss nc rny',ysosls
49, sueeos.Iui ae..ment oieslusln pnys.S
oissoinuss and innetionaI eer,neemenL oe.
.tssveS!y snus,s eim 70 sne mmi1s' reoIfnr
uon o. me GREAT spkolALiST .oaid ~
speetuily iniorm the eitisens OF virginia Wv
and sieinity mat Ms increasing pstronAee oe-
manaing NOR commodious apartments en.,
removed 70 Ms new once. 10. 10 ooetn
French Drug Store, where he win b pleased
portunity OF Kidding themselycs. through his
professional agency, Of such constitutional an
noyances and ailments a. he claims 10 compass
and 70 cure. Without entering Into bl0graph.
lcal dstails' A II su1icient To- ,lmply promui.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-03
COME AND BR HEALED.

Il matters not what your trouble may BE-,
come and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can cure you he
will tell you so; n not, he will say 30, for be
will not undertake = cure unlesshe 10 confident
Of Affecting the pame.
, 1875-01-05

poised to View tho occurrence in tha light. Ito
immediately went nfr to consult tile euro,
who ctaracscrizc Tho act Al a
scandal !: the latter forthwith went to
ths ayntic, and tlis flurtIonary, without
loea Of time, ,nuatcrod tho whole Communal
Council, and tho nfftir began to nssl,mo colossal
proportions. A charge nf attempt at corruption
waa launched against the baker, md jl'ilcial
proceedings woro commenced. 1,us tho. fnher
Of the young baker heard Of whnt mas pnasiug,
and waincd 1.is non, who judged It prudent 10
loavs lia hnslneez md tho town and tako refuge
10 Geneva; but Justice WAS not defeated, and
tho authorities OF Frieburg demanded tho OK
tradition Of tho youth from, the Government Of
ucnevh. ffe was given up, seemingly. without
Chste! for eight days before tho case cano on
for hearing. Tie chnrgo was eventually referred
to tho Chamber d'Aronsatiou, rt,o. however,
dec1ated that IL waH uniuutdolI. 1t wns allg-
EeBted posaibln Tint Tho yonpu fcllaw will nl,-
tain Hnnlo compensation Tor tho loss he las s11s-
tainol III Lis buHiEoss."
, 1875-01-05

Tho Nobrarl;a 6lnto Legislature convensa NJ
Lincoln cn I'inlp.!Hy next. 4 lively aud exciting
tcnsi0n IL at,ticij a.ed.
Since tho Thermometer AaH been down to 30
below zorro. poople in Blue Earth AMI Nioo!let
Counties, MIMI, haYo boon convinced thas
fraezing will not xii! loouss'a oggs by trying tue
experiment OF hatoing frozen ogEs baforo :
fire. 4 small but important rart tn the Miuns-
sofa Valloy is suro to bo oyorruu by hoppe1
no1t summer.
On Saturday last, Il llalf-wittcd young Ger
man, residing with Adam Monday 4 prominent
farmer near Arlington, DuslAn County, hrol a
salnta TO tho Nov Year With h gun
which another young man had lond-
cd with q half pound of powder
fragments nf the barrel tUro OF his left thumb.
n portion Of tho palm Of tllst hand, aud badly
lscorated liia wriHt and place Of the ntuok tora
open hlA right check from his mouth nearly to
h!H uar.
The nowaparers Of Denver publish ths usuAl
sta!istical infu h,atinn u trala. The collection
uf iutoEal revenue l:Gt. .01s} equals thoso al any
two o;acr Territories except Utah. Tie as-
beased valuation pf property IL Gl3, 600, ,Q010; ;
last year 1t waA [I5, OCT, 900 iucrsavo, 81 psf
cont. buildings greeted In Deuror wore 61O
va!ue, &l 900, Du0. Tho total number o! build.
lngs erected in Denver fur four yeats ID TOO,
Hullton shipped, s8.000, 900 increase, 100 pef
cent Population Of Uanyer, 190UDi OF tha
Y0rritory, lu5, 900.