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CEYLON-CORAL REEF.

Notice Is given of the existence Of coral reef and
rock the west coast OF Ceyon which not marked
about OF mile long, running parallel with the shore
sSo 2 mile pr9ad WIN soandngs on y OF ~ 1 ana
close outside OF it. The So fahoms patch. which Is on
Its southern end bears from kalntara Fort s. dis
tant ga miles Rock lies about "a miles from 6areeryn
Island, with 81 fathoms water 1t and Is fathoins
close 70 T.. From It Barberyn Island q and
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Lighthouse Inspector Second District.
Boston, Feb l6, 1875.

Bartletts Reef Lightsnp was driven from her moor.
ngs to-day By ice The cutter Samuel Dexter which Is
here In Of being unable t. get through the
picked up, however by the government steamer Nistle
toe and lowed In here.
New London, Feb II, 1876
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The handkerchief" and the "Shoveful" lghtvesses
off their stations having been carried away by
the ice They will be returned as soon as possible
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

ATrs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH,
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FORTRESS MONROE ARTILLERY
SCHOOL.

THE ANNUAL CHxNGEs--TRANsFERs OF OFFICERS
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Feb. Is 1876.
The following order, announcing the annual
changes at the Artillery school at this place. has
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Papmeao
BY vouchers transmitted 10 the Com ptroler, VIZ -
For salaries Of teachers III the ward ...
-cnOOs $sSS7'A~S
For salaries Of janitoss In the wafo a.. -,
FOR salaries OF teachers and Janitors
10 the Normal College and schools. sd0H
For salaries OF teachers ana janitors
IN the eve ming schools .............. uo67
For salaries o. teachers and ianisors
the colored schools.s.ss....ss.... 1GU
For salaries OF employees OF the board -
oil Educauon .................... T,iso
Total salaries. vRUu47H
For supplies uooks, maps. states dc,.
tor all tue schools. account oil 1873.
~ 100, account OF ISL, slbJ t2s......, 1852 90
For iuel Tor al the SCHOOLS and the han
OF the Board .....- .............s...... 1851
Por gas for all the schools and the bah
OF the Board account OF 1871 St.ys3,
account VI lsai, 81 .ors. ............. M0G
For Incidental expenses Of the Board
oil Education tonerv, printing,
delivering supplies 10 the Schools,
postage, &c. &C. account 1873,
SIN. account OF 1874 s23,Gt...,... 2,70
For Medicinal expenses OF Board Of
Irustees-stgtonery, printing saa-
nes of clerks ami Tor current repairs
10 buildings &C. account OF 1873.
q So. account OF 1874. SA.s5i."-... G,33
For pianos anu rCpairs.........,....... 1881
Tor workshop wa1es and naterial,.... l,sl
For rents OF school premises 10 LIST or
NovemDer.. ...'....; 1919: Ota5
For Normal CJllege and schools-inc
dentat expenses and chemicals and
appafatuh account VI 1919 $40. ao- -
esunt " is7A s,ssio.. &Wo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
LATE MlEsRAMs.
nsssnlyn ses.Aai 0sssip.


BaoorLM. September l1.-For ser
gal days pasi Tumors have been current
hat District Attorney Britton IVES Nc
gotiating 70 enter o MOLE proseqi In
The case Of Bsscher against Moulion for
slander. Bitton IL now reported a.
spying that he Tears 9 re-opening OF the
ssapdaluts iAl viii have Q bad affect upon
society, and, therefore. he wishes 10
sntsr Z nolls prusTd. Houlton, how
ever. refused 10 settle the cast In this
mannsr. Noulton and General Butler
came 10 town yesterday. II IL impos-
sibls to say, from anything that has
transpirsd lately. when the case VIII
come 10 . test.
me steamer saa Yssneisse.
Nrw Yonx, September 1.-The new
Pacihc Mail steamship San Francisco.
built by John Rosch, al Chester. Pa,
arrived at this port and anchored Oh the
oompany's dock ON North River to-day.
A select company OF ladies and gentle-
men, guests Of the company and Of Mr..
Roach, were on board. Tho vessel IL q
magnificent one. and probably superior
70 any in The compsny's service. She
will be placed Ut ono on the dry dock
10 give her bottom an extra coat OF paint,
and give her q ANAL touching up. She
il announced to sail on the 18th for San
FRANCISCO. . "A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
Terrible Accident.


.Lsst evening q young man named
benIamin Unison, VA tno victim OF o
terrible accident, which has resulted In
the loss oil one loot, and may be OF the
other. ~ nos MS ME: He was engaged
with his partner, VIZ Phillips, In
hauling Jog: 70 air. Einn,s sawmill.
wniie returning otne miI 0 seven
o-cioes' colning arouno . oenu
aoane mouniIW le ron tse
mu,. hn . ~ ,'o.A one "
o' .a' ~ 1919 s."n' .sep sns
cam Pavi'.. p's no ~
Nv, mo p0.S wy .'A, yoAs =.
easue ssa INC aoaa o. 3 = logs
P,oI s;ao.. n. M ~
amp'1 "om inc
Poie y No sIsU,l, 1ns 100. s'Iuek =
r"Isa ~ INV MIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
Hunbeldt Items.
Irrou the silver sa.s. September

iFrom the Silver SAts. Septsmbsr Ill
Yesterdays passenger train brought
hero from the front tvsnty-nins men Of
Company F. Twelfth Infantry. Captain
Byrnes commanding. They are ordered
to Camp McDsrmit to take charge Of
that Post during the absence Of Captain
Warmers Company OF the First Cavalry.
which has been sent TO the Cherry Greek
country. This detachmsnt marched
through town last evening to the west
side Of the Humboldt, where they camp
Cd last night. To-day they left for
Camp McDsrmit 70 remain until the re-
turn Of the cavalry stationed ut that
Post. Captain Byrnes informs N that
the impression was 9 ,neral up the road
that the Indian tro .bles, II there had
been any. were over. %"
We learn from the County Assessor
that the taxable property Of the county
foots mp about $50. 900 more than Il was
last year. Considering the reduced
price Of cattle and the fact that about
80. 900 sheep have been driven out Of
the county In the last year, this IL q fair
showing. The railroad, We understand,
has been assessed at the usual rate
$1,000 per mile. 20 that the increase IL
mot attributable TO that source. The
rolling stock. however. Il asssssed Of .
higher figure than heretofore.
T. v. Julien and N. Sisgel left to-day
for the Atlantic States. The former
goes v . representative to the Grand
Lodge Of I. D. o. T.. and The latter on
. visit to friends in Wheeling. West
Virginia. where hs intends to capture q
bride before he returns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
Eureka ltsns.
Tr,ou The Eureka sentinel, Sept. III

lFfNm tuo EafcA S<.tAa~t o<f>-A
When the war excitsment wa ut the
highest pitch. the other day. Tom Ten
nant's better hall, who In s%ojourning In
Carson. t~elegraphed him thus: "Don't
20 10 the war. for my sakc." Billy
Seaton. who Is rooming with Tom. hap
pened to get hold OF the telegram first.
and with his usual keen relish for q
good practical joke 81 anybody's sx-
pense, completely erased tho word
don't" making tho dispatch road:
go to The war for my saks." II was
some time before Tom dropped on the
trick, but NO sooner had he got the cor
rect version Of the communication than
no answered: "Havs lost no Indiana
which. literally interpreted. meant that
no was not going TO fool away his
time In looking for the savage foe.
What surprises us. though. ID that Mrs.
T. didn't know Tom better than to
even dream that he would impcril his
top hair BY rushing after hostile
Indians. - EA1
Jot Travis got In last night from Cave
valley, where be owns aranch, and where
no has been stopping all through the
Indian excitement. he says all the
dispatches about missing pony riders,
beleaguered stationsand obstructed stages
were humbugs in the broadcast sense.
He says there In not, and has not been
a hostile Indian In all tho region Of
country surrounding Patterson and Cave
valleys, where hundreds wero reported
on the war.path. Some Of tho ranch
ers heard Of the war" from Phoebe and
elsewhere and became q httlo frightened
went into tho towns for safety, while
others remained at homo and went on
with business o. usual. not one being In
any way molestsd. Jot Ia utterly Mt q
loss to tell how the big scare was gotten
mp. He thinks the Indians In his SEQ
ton did not.know a thing about the won
derful excitement kicked up on their &C
count.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
COMMON SENSE W, PsEiuptcE.

COMMON SENSE 70. PREJuDlcE.
m ~ D. n ~ th1 wa,,A,.
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nnsorrdsd nrs{.dios
mo no' .'oe. ..S;Jrss :" ovino "a
SIin pp@e.., 81 80 vhish m.nv
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49, h, =, ohtsissd mon them, not
s..s .hsv hssn urosd mon The public Il
.scurs-sii.." Thsy src dnply sous ID.
vodts pr-sscripions. which, In . vsEy
.%~t.rs,rs r,.ctics havs moved their 10
nsrior remedial yirtuss In the cure o.
IL dissssss for which thsy are recon.
msnded. Eysrv prsctcinR physician haS
IT. -ssvn,,t. remsdisa. VvhichI Il oftans5
..co~msnds or NJ. beosuss be has ~
1900 oonSdsnss In thsir yirtusI
rhs nstisnt doc not know thsir CON-
nosition. Evan prescriptions Arc viii,
an In a lanousoe unintelliaibls 10 auy
but ths druScisf. Al much secroSy
smnloyed M IN The -yrepsratiou Of md
nristasv medicine. Does ths FACT thsa
m article Il prepared by a procssg
known only 10 The manufacture render
that article less yaluabisf How many
nhv.icians NOV lhe sIsmsntarv com.
position A Ina remediss vhioh t6sv em.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
A Mirror 10 tho Moon.

A most remarkable discovery II 70.
ported from the astronomical observa.
ton established by the Russian Govern
msnt several years ago at Pamlateska.
the highest point. with n exception.
on the Himalayan Range. For sevoral
months, a peculiar bright spot had been
discovered. shining from tho extreme
edge Of the moons disk, at o point
where no mountains break the contin-
uity OF Its perimster. This light sud.
denly disappeared and remained invisi-
BILE for nearly twelve months. II has
lately rsappeared In greater brilliancy
than ever, and the Immense power OF
the telescope attached 70 the above OBJ
ssrvatory. 30 well known In tho scien-
tifc world, has developed the fact that
the light proceeds from some huge burn
ished substance, acting as q mirror,
which must DO Of least one hundred feet
In diameter. The most astonishing
thing In the matter IL the almost COM
plete proof that this Ia actually o mir
ror OF artificial construction, and tho
theory OF the savans at Pamlateska is,
that Il Ii erected for observations Of q
scientific character. principally TO OBJ
servo the phases OF tho earth's surface.
II In well known that the immense
height OF that portion Of the moon
which 10 turned toward the Garth, not
only through the we'll known laws Of
gravitation, keeps that portion OF her
surface presented toward us. but also
renders Il u~ninhabitable. II 10 supposed
that the hide turned from rs may have
an atmosphere suitable for an animal
life, and that intelligent beings observ-
ing the halo OF light shed around It's
horizon by reflections from the earth,
may have taken this means TO ascertain
the cause. Some Ingenious device to
place . mirror al q height whore animal
ife could not DO sustained, was the re-
suit. Il is to be hoped that this dis
covery may lead TO others In regard to
our interesting satellite. fr w III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
Carson Items.
Iron the Tribune. Sept. II

iron the tribune. sept III -
A few months since James Liddls LEFT
Carson for Eastern Nevada In quest Of
mines. For q time he was unsuccessful,
but al last came scross some crspplngs
that indicated that . ledge was near at
hand. He at nee went 10 work pros
pecting the mine. and soon discovered,
a. he considers. q rich galena ledge.
Mr.. Liddle gathered up . few samples
Of ore, brought them 10 Carson and had
them assayed nj the Carson Mint. with
the following result: Silver. $l0l 70;
gold. &c OF; fetal value per ton. $l07 81.
Liddls 10 jubilans over his discovery, and
will at once proceed 10 tho scene Of his
mine and develop IL thoroughly.
To-day Writ. Hopkins, Of this city,
presented to w. 7. Stewart q specimen
Of silver and gold-bearing ore for tho
Centennial, which Ia not only o bsauti-
full sample Of ore. but. by assay. yields
Sill Per ton. This rock u nom q re-
cently-disesvered ledge situated about
four milss south Of Carson. Tho ledge
at the surface ID about three feet In
thickness. Il 10 q vsli-dsfned contact
vein lying between granite and lime
stone. and from tho appearance Of The
sample before us, will doubtless prove
to b . real BONANZA 10 the owners
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL.

You are all invited TO call and inspec'
our new and elegant store with ih full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewelry,
silvcrwarc, diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, eto. Whsnever you visit
San Francisco you will always b 70
csived In Q courteous manner BY J. W
Tucker, l31 Kearny street, who will H.
ways take pleasure In showing custom
. through his stock Of goods, never
considering Il q trouble. but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods,
Don't fail to call and SEQ him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection to any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying. a. he docs, the best Of work.
mon. Don't forget his now store-l31
Kearny street only. i' 'hi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
Stocks and Prospects.

We extract the following from The
San Francisoo Chroaios Of The 11th In
slant:
Much anxiety IL felt By The holdsrs Of
mining stocks-and these holders, We
must confess, number almost svsry man
and woman In the community-as 10
how they viii open upon the resumption
Of business. Those nost eoopstsnt 70
judge upon the subject are Of opinion
that no decline Of values can possibly
take place. for. thsy say, during al the
sxcitsmsnt no business house Has sus-
pended. no broker hss failed. and no
stock operator has bean unable 70 meet
bis sngaesmsnts; therefore there h no
stock 70 b thrown upon the market 10
b sold for lees than current rates;
while, on The other hand. values are not
generally supposed 10 b too high. and
there Il . good deal Of money which
viii Be- likely 10 como into the stock
market q soon o. 10 has . ohancs 70 do
20. Then u must b borne In mind that
no mine has stopped working. and thai
there has been no delay In the payment
Of miners' wages. or necessary expenses
and payday came, TOO. Just In the
midst Of our troubles. 80 thai. while
ws have been planning u way 70 the
most rapid solution Of our dificultiss.
and even while 20 slspt, the work Of e.
pioration and development has gone
steadily forward. Consolidated Viz
ginia. which has paid = dividend Of one
million Der month for some time past,
viii, In all human probability. increas:
to q million and q half ON the nrst Of
January. California. the adjoining
claim, will commence erushine ore about
the flnt Of November. and BY New
Years Day will be ready with another
dividend Of o million Of dollars Tor its
stockholders. Ophir yieldsds net profit
Of $50, 900 In July. and $4,000 In Au-
gust: the increase OF water In the Car
son River win enable them TO double
this Weld hereafter. and . dividend OF
$500, 900 Is confidently looked for d the
| close Of the year. All the other pro.
ducing mines arc looking ~ well a
ever. and those non-producing are stead
lily al work with favorable indications.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
THT INDIAN wAR-A cosrLY AMI
C~ArSELRs8 SCARE


From The Erko Ladsposdod Of sstur-
day Last We extract the following copy Of
q Telegram SAINT BY the Sheriff and Com
missionsrs Of Lincoln county. on Fh-
day last, 10 His Exesrlsncy. Governor
Bradley. II confirms What We suspect
Cd and expressed some days dnes re-
Rarding this outbrsak(O and puts IN
end 10 al further rumors Of hostilitiss-
The nasoo win cost the State Of Nevada
not les than $500 o and The General
Government . larger sum. Regarding
The location Of The entire blame Of this
scare upon Cleveland and Murphy. We
are mot In full accord with the Lincoln
County COMMISSIONER. The two gen.
tlcmsn named had fully u much reason
10 DO frightened a. tho Phoebe officials.
although 10 does not now appear that
they we're responsible for any such ter
rifying dispatches o. we're sent TO
Governor Bradley from Phoebe. II
appsars that The whole farce which
has been enacted vas the legitimate 10
suit Of disrsssrding that old and trits
adase, "Look before you leap" or. In
the words Of Davy Crockett, BE sure
you're right. then 60 ahead" But here
In the telegram alluded to:
PIocHr. New. Sept. II. lS75.-To l..
r. Bradley. Governor Of Nevada; to
whom u may concern: We. the under
signed, have, In accordance with the TO
qusst Of A. @. Cleveland. Daniel Muir
ply and others, Of White Pine county.
made Q forced march from Phoebe TO the
scene Of the reported Indian war. We
reached the vicinity OF where tho dis
patches stated that Indian d~epredations
had been committed. but there were no
hostile Indians there. There we're none
In the county. and has not been q sin-
gle Indian on tho war.path In Eastern
Nevada during any Of the time OF his
excitement. Tho entire matter was q
fabrication, manufactured by Cleveland
and other persons. sending and causing
dispatches to DO forwarded to Us. We
dsnounce the entire transaction as false.
soulless, wicked. contemplate. mercs-
nary truck, concocted by men who have
s~o.disgracsd themselves % to DO beneath
our contempt. The country is In ~
peacsable q condition as ID ever was.
and all reports Of Indian hostilities are
false In substance and in fact. There In
not and has not been any danger from
Indians along either road leading TO
Phoebe, nor In the surrounding valleys.
We publish this that all may know the
extent Of the deception and fraud perpe-
trated by A. O. Cleveland and Daniel
Murphy. and those guilty Of aiding and
sbstting their plans to excite the people,
and produce . needless and unjustiaabls
war upon the Indians Of Nevada.
Witness our hands. at Phoebe. nevada,
September 10. 1876.
ASpRkw FIRE. Sheriff,
D.. A. FArLxs,
j. @. LYNCH.
J. @. HOFFMAN.
Committee OF Lincoln.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
THE MAINE

To-day the State Of Maino holds her
election. and AWAY down East the up
right and free American elector will sx-
srciss the inestimabls privilege Of SELF
govsrnmsnt-that OF indicating his
choice for public service. Tho election
In Maine Ia without especial political
significance. except q to the majority Of
the successful party. The Republicans
were last year overwhelmingly In the
majority. and expect to increase the
ratio Of prspondsranco BY to-day's sf'
forts. A 70 the candidates for Gov.
srnor. both are sx-oficers Of the Union
army. and able men. Should Maine
give an increased majority for tho Re.
publican ticket. Il viii perhaps aid Mr..
Blaine In some degree in pressing his
claims for . Presidential nomination
mart year. Otherwise he viii be meas
urably left out in the cold. A We have
remarked the election in. Maine. like
that In Kentucky and unlike those in
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio. is
mot Of especial political interest, and its
general rssuit-may b safely prophssisd.
Gen. ssldsn Common will DO Governor.
and the Republican State ticket viii Be
elected BY . large majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

Rxyxaxrxo 10 Major Dennis. Of the
Eureka Sonfise. who commands the
advance guard Of the Eureka volunteers
nov Il Cisvsland's ranch; the Rsess
Rirsr Rsrvils remarks that "'tho Indian
Who TACKLES Johns back hair will 10 a
badly fooled redskin; for his pate is as
destitute Of hair as q telegraph pole"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

SETH GnKKs has received q gold medal
from the Society d'Aoclimation. Of
France. for his services In hsh-breeding.
Mr.. Green has three such medals from
French societies. while no other Amer
lean has any at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

A ooLoRxD Methodist Church al Pine
Blun. Arkanaas. got into q row the other
night about the aus Of the l~ightning's
striking their church. Some bald that
the Lord was responsible; the rest de-
fonded him. They ended the matter BY
q knock down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the nh day Of
August, 1915, 90 many shares OF each parcel
ofsueh stock asmay be necessary WILDE old
public auction, at the once Of the Company.
No. ~ Montgomery street, Han francisco, on
at 10 o'clock T.. OF such day. to pay delinquent
assessment together with costs Of advertising
HTI.-TT JNO. ,. pOPB, sserstary.
0fnee-No. 90 Montgomery street, Ban
Funcisco, California. ITIr sis I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

"AnE these soaps all one scsntf'' In
CURED . lady Of . Juvenile salesman.
"No. ma'am. they're all ton cents." 70
piled the innocent youngstsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

Dunno The month OF August tho
nunbsr q passengers going over the
Central Paciac Railroad East was 3,2a3;
Wet, l,6af. Total. 1854.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

Txs third husband Of . fascinating
woman spsnt his last breath In implor-
her NOT 10 marry again till after the
funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

The woman's journal. claims thai
''women printsrs were known half q
century before the Revolution. A vo-
man. Margaret Drsper. Of Boston, con.
Quoted the first Newspaper In America.
The original Declaration Of Independ-
snce was printed by Mary Catharins
Goddard"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

~ THINK I have seen you before, sir.
Are you not Owen Smithf' ~Oh. yes,
I'm OWN Smith. and OWN Jones, and
OWN Brown, and owin' everybody"