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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-10
Anecdotes Of Henry Clay.


: Mr.. Clay's knowledge of human nature
was thorough and profound, and he was
able to put it to use at any moment, as the
following anecdotes will show:
On a certain occasion he met an old
hunter who had once been his supporter,
but who afterward went against him on
account of his vote on certain bill in
Congress.
Have you good rifle, my friend ?" he
asked of the hunter.
2. q Yes.'s
Does it ever fash in the panr'
=" 1t never did so more than once" the
hunter answered, proud of his weapon.
" Well, what did you do with it! You
didn't throw itaway, did your" continued
Mr.. Clay.
No; picked the flint, tried it again,
and brought down game"
Have ever flashed in the pan, except
on the Compensation billrn
- No, can't say you have.n
Well, will you throw me awayy.
No; Pill pick the flint and try You
again" So the hunter grasped Mr. Clay's
hand and gave him his vote
At another time Clay was visiting o,
backwoods county in Kentucky, where
the man who could fire the best shot stood
highest in esteem, and the man who
I 0uldn't fire at all was looked upon with
AlC WIS CONTRASTING TOT VOtcS,
when ne was approached by some old
hunters, one of whom told him that he
would be elected to Congress, but that he
must first show how good shot he was.
Clay declared that he never shot with any
rifle except his own, which was at home.
mo matter. Here's odd Bess,'" an
swcrcd the hunter, giving him gun,
and she never fails in the hands of D
nfarksman- She's put bullet through
many squirrel at ~ hundred yards and
has let daylight through a rcd-skin at
twice that distance. If you can shoot
with any gun, you can shoot with : Old
Bess.' y
{ A target was set up and Mr.. Clay aimed
Old Bcss'r at it. lie fired faint hearted.
ly, but the shot struck the bulrs-cye in
the center.
"a chance sliotl chance shotio cried
his opponents. r - >
!" Never mind, - he answered. "You
beat it,and then will.,, =,
; No one could best it, and Mr. Clay had
too much sense TO try again.-Wiliiabs II.
Ridein9, an So. Ntctolas.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

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The Bsecher Trial.


NEW YoRK. April 2i.-Yesterday after
noon. at the close OF Cleveland's cross.
examination. Moulton was recalled for
cross.eXamination. He testified that he
did not remember a conversation with
Samuel W. Partridge about Tlton's
reasons for writing tho life OF Woodruff.
Did not toll him that Tlton wanted 70
place himself ut the head OF tho Spirit
ualists in this country. az they out
numbered tho Congrcgationalists. Did
say to Partridge that tho Sp~iritualists
outnumbered the Congrcgationalists. bat
do not remember what induced the ro-
mark. Witness sworo positively that he
did not have o conversation with Par
tridgo on the subject Of Tilton's "Lifo
Of Woodruff" lie mover told him that
Tilton said no wrote II to place himself
at the head OF tho Spiritualists.
Moulton then left the stand, and Par
fridge was recalled by the defense. Ho
was asked what Moulton said about Til
toms reasons for writing tho Life Of
Woodruff" He began. ''Moulton told
me-" Hero Beach objected. and tho
answer was ruled out by the Court.
Beach began cross-oxamination OF the
witness, which did not 60 far before tho
Court adjourned.
A VOLUNTEER wrrSEss ron BkEcHER.
Tho restaurant keeper. at whose place
Beecher dinsd on the day Of the abb.
has been found. He was struck by read
ing Beecher's testimony that about the
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WV Pho lsis.
lrrou he Nova, April Nj

u .-LIu..I.
Ans o,l,s NM. IN IN .ouuy'
y ss,onisnins rs osner Win W Won
detiui yieid. ~ mas long oeen paying
mine. u recently, NJ = deptn OF 10Y
20 '-.H a.su.s I'll "a III 49,
s.,;,,s,a ,h.. H. ~. III, nj ~ ~
49, Ssoo 10. ,an ~ ill.,. .ior. NJ
Shaashss IN. 800 ~ a. m,ns !.
~. smsS ~ 49,. 800
~, =, 49, H.. In ,;aw ~ mt.
In ~ r.as - s.r o., .rss.
80. ~ - ~
.,w. - r.S .ns.;M.r. ~ nrs t.L.n
rom ,hs hor;. Z Rrovn nina ,;tu.isJ
an Hius nm onlv shont half = mils
from Hsmiiton Tia lsdUs 4. ,hrse feet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26
The Tragedy at Verdi.

Last Wednesday evening n tragedy
was enacted in u cabin at Verdi, which,
for savage brutality, has been rarely
equalled. The actors were two laborers
named David Osborn and Thomas
Dryer, according TO the verdict OF tho
Coroncr's Jury which sat upon the case
yesterday at Reno. Tho cause Of the
quarrel which onded 30 tragically seems
TO have been very trivial. and was ag-
gravated by whisky. The mon seom to
have had a slight difficulty several days
previous. but, a appears from the evi.
dsnce. II was unimportant. On We'd
nssday evening Osburn went up TO the
cabin in q slightly intoxicated condition,
and engaged in . wordy quarrel with
Dryer. in which the customary express
sion In regard TO extremely low parent
ago was given TO Osborne by Dryer.
In reply Osborne threw . Ratchet at
Dwyer and attempted to follow u up.
but Dwysr warded of tho Ratchet no that
he did not receive q dangerous wound
and caught Osborne and threw him. Ho
then jumped upon him and held him
down. When assistance was called for.
Dryer jumped on Osborn with both
feet. stamping him in the bowels, and
striking him in the face with his fist.
The man who Witnessed the murder
went for assistance. and when he re-
turned found Dryer sitting over Osborn.
who was lying on the floor, and very
bloody. Osborn was worry badly pun
ished. and died OF his injuries on
Thursday evening. o fow minutes after
being put on board Of the swing train
to Reno for treatment. Osborn vas o
native OF Michigan. and was about
thirty-ono years Of age. Ho used 10 DO
known ON tho Union Pacific road as
'.Petrifsd DAM" ON account OF his CO.
cupation at that timo Of selling moss
agates and pstriacd wood. He was
buried yesterday. Dwyor il under ar
rest, and will await tho action OF the
Grand Jury. He has a wife and child.
rem in Rhode Island. Dryer received
the Ratchet on the side Of the face, and
carries an ugly wound 7faekee Re-
publioan, April 24h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26
new STOCK poARn

-
A movement IL on foot, says the
San Francisco Pos. Of The 2Sth
instant. and has taken such definite
shape that We feel justified in making
the announcement Of the fact. that q
new Stock Board ID shortly to b organ
lied in this city. composed Of operators
Of such prominence a. to give the
scheme assurance Of success. The or
ganisation viii consist originally Of forty
msmbsu. Who viii odd forty more 10
tAsir nambsr - thsy apply for admis-
sion. The charter members VIII CON
tribute 5000 each. furnishing . cash
capital Of $500. 900 TO start with. II 10
proposed to engage . large room for
their mssdngs. 70 b nttod up with COM
Portable ssats, arranged in the form Of
an amphithsassr for the accommodation
Of some thousand or fifteen hundred
visiton. Members viii have tho privi-
iege OF sending their representatives
into the Board for the Transaction Of
their business whom unable to attend
themselves. E. J. Baldwin, the mining
millionaire. viii b its President. and
among the ohartsr members are men,
toned the names Of Captain James II.
Mcdonald. Of the Pacific Bank. Mr..
Kellogg. President Of the Merchants
Exchange. Geo. G. Hickot Of Hickok 4
Spear. N. K. Mastsn, William II. Lent,
General Dodge. Robert Sherwood. David
Fay. Seth Cook. and somstventy others,
al heavy mining share operators. most
Of them m~illionairss. and known as
among tho largsst dealers in stocks on
California street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

That vussL n DnrHnss. - The
United States steam sloop-ot.wn Sara
mac. twelve guns. Captain W. W. Queen.
which arrived II this port at an early
hour yesterday morning from Acapulco
and La Pax, was - w suspected. the
craft which oecasiensd tho report Of u
steamer being airs or in distrsss Oh
Santa Barbara about tho time Of the
wreck Of the Ventura.
According 70 the custom OF our mon
of.war. the Saranao put out q floating
target vhsn Oh Santa Barbara, andprso-
ticed The csx q the hoavy guns, firing
at the tazsst Win shot AID shell q the
ship sAssDsd ground Il. These were
the guns beard ssar carpsntsra. and oc-
casionsd the alarm 81 santa BARBARA
8. p. Ala. April asa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

The Prohibition party in Rhode Is
land was badly beaten at the recent cleo
ton. The leaders Of that unstimulating
organization bolted the regular Repub-
lican nominations and put q ticket in
the field which defeated themselves
while Il defeated the regular candidates.
Tho Legislature 10 strongly in favor OF a
license Law. and IL Is not probable that
the alling Of the vacancies will msisri-
ally change u in this respect. Thus
the prohibition theory has been applied
in another State. and the people have
prouncsd Il Q failure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26
ANnru., Diin cuu.tfoM,v .Ano,h,

Asorzrs DAD CauAGoNIx. -Anoth.
Or Chinese female suetumbcd 10 the
fell destroyer, In Chinatown. last eve
ming. She did not want 70 succumb;
bat Death saw In her . shining mark,
and snatchsd her b~aldheaded, which was
easy TO do, a. her hair had fallen out
owing 10 the fever which was the i'm
mediate cause OF her demise. Being
looked upon a. Nh outsider, as neither
she nor her owner were connected with
any Of tho Chinese companies In this
city. her countrymen refused 10 give her
burial. Her disconsolato owner claimed
10 have expended his last sliek quarter
In defraying tho expenses OF her sick
ness, and appealed 70 the cold charities
Of the country. and the Commissioners
gave orders for her burial at the expense
OF tho eounty.-Reess Rpsr Reutls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26
Nh. JoHN ROBINSON,


Nh. JoHx RosISsos. tho circus mana
agsr. who ran for Mayor In Cincinnati.
the other day, does not seemed to Be
pleased with his irst and only expert.
encs in politics. On tho night Of his
dsisai Al sudaeious reporter had the to-
msriy to call upon him and ask what
no thought about II. When they
brought the reporter TO. and had cleared
the birthstone from his eyes and mouth.
no said he did not exactly rocollsct what
Mr.. Robinson said. but no judged by
tho energetic manner Of his speech and
the siss and frequency Of the oaths that
he did not care 10 run for Once any
mira
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

TEE Supreme Court Of California has
ordered the release Of Philosopher Pick
stt, condemned TO . fine OF $500 and
imprisonment for contempt Of court.
His hns is remittsd aud no 10 once mor
free. This il right. Tho eccentric old
chap had been in Jail long enough 10
punish him sufficiently for the unguard.
ed expression Of his contempt. but
whether il will prove a permanent and
salutary lesson 10 him remains to be
seen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

ANOTHER SULPHUR MINE. - Charley
Wright and . cattle man name Egbert
have discovered and located another
sulphur mine hear Rabbit Hole Springs.
which for extent and purity surpasses
anything in the birthstone limo this side
Of the internal regions. Hundreds Of
tons Of the mineral is in sight, and the
only trouble will 10 in getting II to tho
railroad.-Slpsr STATE, April 2ith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

A CORRESPONDENT OF the San Francisco
Chruaios. who 10 running . spelling
school. and therefore Is posted on tho
construction Of words and derivation Of
names. tells whence the suphonious
name Of "Shacknasty Jim." the noted
Modoo brave. was derived. He says
"shsctnasty" il simply . corruption Of
the good old Irish name Of 0'Shaugh-
Messy. XhsH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

Tss stamps Of ono Of the mills Of the
Raymond 4 Ely Company. in Phoebe,
RECOMMENDED crushing last Thursday.
after lying Idle many months. The
Record says the company has considsra-
bic orc on hand. and will shortly start
MP othsr stamps:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

hrsRr tiAnr. General Manager for thu
Pacific Mail Steamship Company II
China and Japan. left Chicago Saturda,
morning. 90 says . late telegram. in q
special car for San Francisco. proposing
TO connect With the steamer Of May LIST.
EI.G Governor McCook. Of Colorado. and
Congressman Garfield. are with Mr..
HaIt's party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

The San Francisco Ain declares that
upon the authority Of common usage
among the best informed people as well
q sstablishsd usage and understanding
among literary writsrs and Journalists
generally. YOSEMITE should 30 spelled
:. n word, and not Yosemite. And
We think the Ala 10 correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

The citizens Of Panamint are talking
Of procuring . Babcoek engine. as tho
most sfscisnt machine Of the kind they
can have In . . Of frs In that not
abundantly watsrsd locality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

TIE Carson Appea, says that silver
coin TO the amount Of 500. 900 was
shippsd from the U. 8. Mint at Carson
for Boston last Friday night. $4,000
in dimes and $50, 900 in half-dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company 10 building . narrow gauge
railroad from it, mines on Ruby Hill to
lis furnaces 81 the north end Of the
town OF Eureka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

That "lovs Of . bonnet" for this
Spring has q wide halo brim and large
crown The brim il turned up broadly
above the forehead. and slopes narrower
on tho hides and back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

MARRIrp.-Hon. Pablo Laveagn was
married ut Sonora, California. April II,
1876, TO Isabel Mendoza, by Rev. Father
Phillips. Tho happy couple have ar.
rived at Unionvillo, whore they intend
to reside. SILVER Stdts, april 24ih.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

A 81. Pn,nsu.oz dispatch reports
that The Marquis Dc CAM. husband Of
Adelina Patti. has BEEN killed in q duel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

TnsoDoss TIIrox has bean invited to
deliver the address al the Morrisville.
Vermont, Fourth Of July celebration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

TIE signature 10 General spinnsr's
successor 10 said 10 resemble . hand
full Of hsh hooks. No one could tell
What Spinnsr's rsssmbled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26

ArrurR b. BA.nrrr. Mayor Of St.
Louis. died in that city last Saturday Of
inflammation Of the bowels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-26
SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODATION.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, SLEEPING
u Cars will be run over the yirgiIia aud
Truckee Railroad "a follows: Leave Saera-
mento SUNDAY, Tuesday. "wednesday and FIJI
day. Leave Carson Monday. "Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
n. 80. YKRINGTON,
General Superintendent.
Virgins, Nevada. April IS, 1878. 10
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VIhdINhN CITN FVR VNHoVN Wit
....Ar....
y.A5 a. a., ~ w., aad 5.43 p. ~.
LEAVE
CARSON CITY FOR VIRGINIA CITY
Ar....
sA. NJ, ~ NJ, aaa Z p. NJ.

4. NJ, ~ NJ, ana 4 =. III.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno at 7.5 A. =. and
a2 IN. WIN leave Reno for Virginia City
a. 7.0 a. H., las ?. -. and 500 '. 4.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City daily atb.a5 AZ, 7.t5 4. H.,
eos 4. ~, u H.. $50 =. H., SIS =. H., $50 Pm.
and 1.io =. =.
Leave Carson City daily st Ga. NJ A. H.,
o.is A. n, IN, i.fo p. H., Or. r., 8 Sr. n.
and 7.so =. n.
A tvirginia City, Gold Iill and Carson o%fnoes,
Through Tickets can be obtained 10 San Fran.
cisco. Ogden and intermediate points on the
q. r. X. X.
Through Tickets can be procured At the Com.
pany's ofices. Virginia and Carson, for all the
principal Eastern cities
II. N. YERINGT0N,
General Superintendent.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04

pale 50 4O@2 so p Dbl Tar is quoted at
81 SO T half Dbl, and 81 p Dbl. Pitch $50
3 % = Dbl
OAK SLAVES stock is small. Ezra
pipe go inch is quoted at s17d@l.5; ex IA
pipe So inch Slj0G 155; light pipe S1l00
ID; extra Logshead Sl20G 125; extra claret
39o@95 p 1900.
CorToN SEED On~-Small stock and far
demand. Refined is quoted at 49c p ga
lon. crude 45@ IS, p gallon
IMPORTED FRUITs AND NUTs-Good supply
and dull Sicily Oranges quoted at 81 IS
2 box Sicily Lemons SIS. Layer Raisins
S3 IL r. box, half boxes 81 50, quarter boxes
see. Bananas 75cGi 81 so = bunch. Citron
Doc = ID. CHrrants SIC. Brazil Nuts 110 He;
Almonds 23c; Filberts l4c; Dates 7!f7 Sc
= ID. Pine Apples 50 T. Dozen Cocoa Nuts
>37 so q 1000
MASrfAcTrEED ToDAcco-S Small stock and
moderate demand. We quote: No. l, lbs, eN-
tra ftncy 75(G Soc: fine 65Gt 90; fac medium
Go(t65c; good medium, 551G3; common
sound, 800, sic; bright quarters, medium. so
I" soc; black sweet, 50s: NJ l, IS and los,
dark black sweet d., J0Gt 81; navy. lbs do,
500 dc; navy 3as de, soc 54c: fancy styles.
natural leaf, twist, pancake, etc, GOA sole.
EGGS supply and duh. Louisiana
and Western are selling at 1870 PIC + dozen.
EsCULENTs and GREEN VEGETABLES Light
supply ana moderate demand. " eStefn To-
tatces sell a. - S5Gt 3 p, Northern S3Gl3 40;
Northern Onions 81 500 >, Western 81 5OM5:
Apples So %: Sonr-krout $40 10 r bbl;
Cabha9es Sl4MliS r 100.
RICE Is dull. We quote: Louisiana No.
4atAc, common 5lm5ic, ordinary GMGlc,
far G!@G.e, prime 9.G71c t ID. Choice is
nominal
DRIED FRrir- Good supply and duh.
Apples are quoted a: 50 SC. Peaches ~ y;
Z ID.
BEANS AND WESTERN PE,s-Large stock and
scarcely any inquiry. Northern beans are
quoted at 80, 3}c, Western ,! Sc = =.
Green peas 81 5ONS T. Dbl.
BAGGING The season is over for country
orders, bu: dealers and spectators are buying
stock for next season. Domestic ju.e may be
quoted at wholesale al l2l K and retail at 13jc
I yard. Hemp 13GIl3, !. India. in bales and
rolls l2c = yard.
FIsH-We quote: Nackerei- extra No. !,
$50 in bhls, SO - IN halt bbls. - % i'll
quarter bills, and - 50 in kits No. /, SD in
bbfs. So - in half bbs, So 30 in quarter
bbis and j 81 i'll kits No ,, SO in bbls.
s. - in h&it hbls. - in quarter bbis and
81 20 in kit. y. 3, large. - in bbls, s. =
il half h5!; - - N qu'rter bbls. and 81 10
in lats. Ocean trout is selling at 50 30 a
case o. 1 dozen boxes.