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Corrected Statement.

Corfectco Bkssemeots
Hartford, Conn. March Is. The
statement that the standing committee
Of the Dioceses OF Connecticut had vo-
ted to reject DR.. DsKovsn. and confirm
DR.. Jaeger, Is incorrect. II has mot
taken action In either case.
Dsss Tweed asain wsrstsd.
New Yo.x. March la.-Ths Tweed
habeas corpus proceedings were concluded
yesterday. The Supreme Court AFFIRM
ingths decision OF the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer. diminishing tho writ, and In
tho civil suits against Tweed. on behalf
Of the city, for recovery Of I'll. 200, 900.
the substituting Of the Mayor and Al.
herman as plaintiffs, instead Of the su-
pervisors. Is also held proper. and
Tweeds appeals dismissed.
Raiiroad Matters.
It is stated that all roads from here to
the West are nov cutting under each
other to secure freight. Tho report that
tho Union Pacific Is about negotiating a
loan Of 81, zoo, 900 to place TO the credit
Of the Pacific Mail Company Is officially
denied.
Fighting the civil Rights hill.
A hill has been introduced in the Del.
Legislature to Offset tho effect Of
tho Civil Rights bill in that State.
steamer Sank.
vicxxDuno, March 13.-Tho steamer
d. II. Hart was reported sunk last night
30 miles below horc. tho clerk drowned
and 10 or 10 colorsd dock passengers
missing.
Ne Hope for Pinchbsck.
CDrcAeo. March ia Times Wash.
ington special says there Is no chance
for Pinchbsck's admission. aud that the
speech Of Ch~ristianey, Of Michigan,
yesterday, while Il made no votes. Is In.
dicativs Of tho way all tho new Repub-
lican Senators will vote. Tho same
special says that in his speech yesterday
Christiancy showed TINT he had no great
for Attorney General William.
In one place he blamed him as one Of tho
Presidents bad advisors. and again no
mado q point which no said was con.
coded by all lawyers, the Attorney Gen.
eral alone excepted, II he might call him
an exception.
The Senate. in executive session. de-
cidsd TO close debate on the Pinchbeok
question Till Tuesday.
Arrived at Lisbon.
LISBON. March l3.-Bsnj. Moran, tho
new United States Minister to Portugal.
has arrived here.
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GRAND PkouESApE CoScrrr IN Sill
VIE Crrr.-On Monday evening next.
Mrs. l.. u. Moore. the distinguished
vocalist, assisted by the Virginia Glee
Club. Prof. Geo. Clifton. tho blind
yiolinist, Prof. J.. W. Weeks, Prof.
B~crliner, the well known pianist. Miss
Katie Falk. Miss Iona Berck. and u
number Of other young ladies from Viz
GINA, will give a grand promenade con-
cert at Arnory Hall, Silver City.
Mrs. Moore. whose abilities as
A c~antatrice are well known in
this community. will favor the audience
with souo Of the tnest OF Scotch and
Irish characteristics songs. The per.
iormanee will conclude with u grand
dance. On Tuesday evening next the
entertainment will be repeated at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. Those who ut.
tend ut either place will be Afforded n
rich musical and terpsichorean treat.
Most II the eitizens VI Gold Hill AMI
Silver City will remember Mrs. Moore
AZ the Little Clara of the Swiss Bell
ringers, who gave a series Of very enjoy
able entertainments in this section SOW
eri years ago.
FrSGEg SnisIED.-A miner named
Alexander Christian hal the fore finger
on his left hand smashed yesterday
while running u car in n Of the drifts
Of the DAYTON mine. II seeius that the
handle 81 a pick, which was being car
ricd on the car. caught against onc OF
the timbers OF tho drift. throwing the
car OF the track. and causing his finger
10 be- caught between tho clge OF the car
and an upright timber. Doctor Kirby
amputa,ed tho injured finger ut the
second joint.
ALLyou,SIASs.- This excellent COM
pany OF sweet singers gave n matinee
Performance a, tho Opera House this
afternoon 10 a large audience Of women
and children, and 10 the delectation oil
all in attendance. They give their clos.
inc entertainment tonight. Go and
hear them. On Monday evening neat
they open in Carson. We learn that
Piper's Opera House will DO closed dur
ing the coming week.
ConrLsrKp.-The grading Of a wagon
road from tho milroad track to tho e
shaft Of the Caledonia mine, was conf
ploted yesterday, and this morning q
number Of teams were engaged in haul.
ing ,imbers over the new road.
INTERNATIONALLY mercury stood
at about 10 degrees fahrenheit all day.
IL tried to rise but could not.
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Coon BrsrSkss ADVANCEMENT. As
will bo seen by official card in our al
vertising columns to-day. Charles Raw
son has established himself permanently
As notary public. conyeyancer and
searcher 81 records. nj Virsinia. with his
Office In Wells. Fargo X Go. : building.
ON c street. Having recently concluded
his long official term rs County Record
tr. and being now appointed by the Gov
srnor notary public. no u Is better
qualified for the business he is in than
Mr. Enwson. business men, or anybody
having anything in that line which they
wish properly attended TO. and done up
night, should call on Rawson.
UNHEALTHY wxArnEa.-rho weather
Of late. although apparently very pleas
mt. has been decidedly unhealthy. We
infer that such is tho case from the
large number Of people, young and old,
who are afflicted ut proseSt with climatic
diseases. One physician tells Us that
ne has twenty-five patients now on his
visiting list. Our present weather IL
d.sldsl.y earthquaky. and vi shall not
be- surprised should some great convul-
sion 81 nature occur hersabouts ut any
moment.
PnAsxs or THE wISp. - Yesterday
forenoon q gust Of wind struck the
framework Of q largo lodging.house in
lower Gold Hill. on tho larboari quar-
Ter. with such violence a. to topple 1t
on Of its foundations. The building
ni,cbei over 10 the south at an angle Of
about AZ degrees with its original posi-
,;on' and is pretty thoroughly wrecked.
m belongs TO Mr.. Henderson. OF Vir-
cinia.
STOCKHOLDERS MsErrso. The regular
anuua, meeting OF the stockholders OF
Tho Mint Gold and Silver Mining Com
nsny will be held at their Office. San
Era.ciseo. ON tho 3Oth instant for the
,,.c,ion OF Trustees. AMI for the transae'
tim Of such other business NJ may ie;i-
,;,na,,ly come before the meeting. sec
olicinl notice in u advertising c"i-
nmns to-day.
Go,r TO STEAMBOAT. Hon. A. q. Hay
tfnNN
Of Gold Hill, who has been in feeble
health for several weeks past. len Tot
steamboat Springs this morning IN
bopcs OF recuperntiug somewhat unue'
The remedial influences OF b ceieofn-
ted mineral baths OF that LOCALITY
EI.Con.table Tom Harkin also lett ior
Steamboat last evening.
Call roR TnrN.- Among tho mai
matter which arrived at tho Gold hii
P~ostofice. from England. this morning.
vns a large handsome black plume OF
feather destined TO ornament the hat OF
some fair Young lady Of this place
Several letters and valuable packages
sent from Europe. and addressed to
Matthew Heslo have also accumulated
in the Office.
TURNED RAScHER. - Our old-timo
friend, Mr. n. II. Ball. for q long time
n resident Of Gold Hill. has purchased
a fino ranch, situated u bali milo distant
from San Bernardino, Cal. ho pro-
poses 10 settle upon the aforesaid ranch
with his family. and devote his hine
hcnceforth to rural pursuits.
CouSrY JArL--Tho whole number oil
inmate. Of tho County Jail was reduced
Yesterday from forty-eisht " thir'y-sir'
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R.ilsiou. service. ro-merrsw.


ST. JouS's CuUncH, Coin HILL
There will be divine service Tomorrow
7:3Or. NJ. Il. S. Eastman officiating.
Sunday School at l:30 p. NJ. Service
will also DO held in st. Johns church
on Thursday evening, At 1880 o'clock
AL are invited to attend these services.
81. PAuL's CHuncu, Virginia City.
There will be divine service Tomorrow
at II An. and z p. NJ, Rov. W. Il.
Jsnvey officiating. Sunday school at
l2:45 r. N. AL are invited.
NJ. E. CHURCH, GOLD IIIIL.-Therc
will DO preaching in this church to.mor-
row at II A. N. by the pastor, and at
7:3O T. n. by Rev. J. II. De La Matyr.
Rev. Thomas s. urcn will preach In
the School House, at Silver City to-
morrow, at z p. n. All arc invited.
REV. r. s. Eastman will hold divine
service tomorrow. at Silver City, ut IL
A. ". AL are invited.
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TuxY Will DO lr!-People who like TO
trade ts tho best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions aud all that sort 81
Thing, Insist on trading al l%ilson's, Odd Fellows
Building, Main street. Gold Mil. There they
can and Just what they want. intending tho
choicest % can and case goodr, ffcsh ground
cofcc, all varieties Of pickles and preserves,
frcsh vegetables and frultr. choice liquor. OF oil
kinds, q splendid assortment of china and glass
wares, cruckery. ETC.. etc.. and everything AZ
tho most REASONABLE. raier. Goois delivered
free. ltison Il q good man 10 trade with.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Rios ID Tippernry.

CoRk, Ireland. March l3.-Thoro was
considerable disorder In Tppsrary last
night, because Of the refusal Of some
residents to illuminate their dwellings in
honor Of the second election Of John
Mitchell to Parliament. Several houses.
which were not illuminated. were nt-
tackled by tho mob and sacked. The
town is now quiet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-13

Blue rorxrs. - Large.slscd. delicious bl
waves, frcsh from the sea, can be had every
morninc Al Tom IIenron's celebrated Rating
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. hl,o oil
Kinds Of nah. spring chicken. porter housc
steaks and everything clre crayrd by the inner
man. lIefron's dinner combinations are =
marvel Of gastronomie skill. ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-13

New QuArrz MnL.-Mr. Charles Ecu.
sier. a practical millman. has built and
started up q very prettily working little
quartz mill In Lower Gold Hill. with q
crushing capacity Of three tons per day.
Gentlemen bring ON your rock.
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WRSfRRN DISPATCHES
.paAs - =. oolD aill DArlr sr-.
PRom IAN FRANCISCO
mayfair uehooi Omees-suicide.

BuylD9 uqooot Omees-Buicfae.
6Ax FRlscnco, March -, l:30P. NJ
The Investigation into the charges Of
bribery and corruption in the affairs Of
the School Department, was continued
this morning by tho Committee Of the
Board Of Educsion. A number OF wit
nessss wero examined, but nothing i'm.
portant was ELECTED. The testimony
was all 10 the effect that witnesses had
bribed no n to obtain or retain their
positions, and knew Of no one who had
done 30.
Early this morning some boys found
the body Of . nan on the corner Of
Washington and Dsvisadero streets.
The body was In some bushes. leaning
against them. tho left hand in the peck.
ct. the right hand holding a revolver
with n chamber discharged and a bull
let wound In the sido Of the head. Tho
Coroner was notified, and on invest
igation tho body found to DO that Of
Thomas Brady. employed in tho Gus
tom-house AZ nightinspoctor. No cause
10 known for the suicide.
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IssunAscE.-"Your affairs may become In.
volved. and your property be taken for debt
Your stocks aud shares may hll 10 valre.
Hut q DolIcy of Life Insurance cannnt be taken
for debt ; cannot he slionsted from Jour heir
and n yau have chosen your company dis.
erestly, 10 subject 10 no commercial rick: y
10 a. nearly sare - anything earthly can be-
Insure In the Now York Lilo.
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Ju,r READ Tms.-neymsn Broih,r have Joe.

Jusr READ TIns.-Heyman Broth rs have juet
opcued A new inrnItars store on the corner Of
n and TAYLOR streets. They offer every thing
neccs.ary for farnishing houses. cheaper than
any house ihis eide of San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand q large rtock of hrni..
ture, bedding, carpets. crockery, glass and
Mated ware. dive them q call.
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sTOCK REPORT.
.lxzroHrzD DA,lr 1T a. =. AxAr,ss . CO
Iass Evening.

=
ass EVENING.
,aIo N..ssx VALLEY. ~ ~. ~
q Essmons e M, E'isNtstrx
40 Pioche' S. 81
80 Wa.hinrtop 4 cr,ol,. sc
Is American Flar. ~
A., belmont 81. g. 81. 81
AN KareSa Con- iSk
$50 PiseSs w Ell EIisusios). &c
80 NsuarkI
3lS Rye Patch, AZ ~ bso, 81
90 Cherry Greek. N
40 weofsct. ~
~, aaIssa Carrot Ss's.x
2is Mansfield, u. isk. ign eN
80 wsr Eagle, sx.t
u.s. Empire lldahol, 2t,9t
~ Mahogany 94
ii3o resmas. ~. ts.S
20 silver Cord, az
10 JlilA. ~, t..tk
20 Caledouia. is4, ISM I'D
loo knieksroobker, N. fs,5
So Globe, is.-iS
10 Baltimore Cen. IN, ~
ssD Ballion. 20, ~. Sik, I'm
sa unh. I, G&
DO silver I'LL. 6k, 49,
40 Dayton, a.
lO Rock Island, ~
leo Dard.nsliss, ~
is5 New York Con-, Ts.3
$50 Occidental. ~
30 Phil. sheridan, i..ls.ik
10 Amefsah fiais sss'st,s,s. an
30 Alta. "
400 Wootyill.. IN, 81
e lady Warhington. ~.
50 Indus
~ original Gold Hin.J
$40 leu, ~. az
iisS Andes, ~. 81. -, y.
60 Wells b srge. Sfks, tee, Nc. Ske
isa5 Niasars, nc. SIC
sJ Cosmopolitan, sc, cc
go North Carson. 1. ~
s5 Iesiats.n. NJ
-
rms MsrntnE.
SIS Ophir, Ito, III, ilk, Ia, ia, it3, il,k rs,
il2s, ii3S
SOTO Mexiesn, 81, saS, ,s,. rs. IN, s.y bso,
azx
I5s Gosll & Curry, -, 9OS
iss5 Hest 4 Ielchsr. AS, Sc, ST
ia5 Hale a Ns,sros., "a, 81, -
- savage, IiO. is
40 Choliaf.Poto-i, RI, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-13

TANNING AccIDkST.-About hali-past
throo o'clock this afternoon, tho tire on
ono Of tho hind wheels Of q quartz
wagon belonging to Solomon Noel.
broke Just above the railroad
crossing on Main street, when tho full
weight Of the wagon loaded with quartz,
crowded upon tho horses, and
forced them Nhoad down tho street
Opposite Bostwick & Robinson's store
tho wagon capsizcd, throwing tho
driver, Dan Collins. TO tho ground aud
f~racturing his right ankle very badly.
Tho injured man was carried into a
house ncar by, where DIR. Hall rendered
the necessary medical aid.
MrnrroRrous BESEvoLxNcE.r-At last
payday" tho miners Of tho Crown
Point mino contributed s92l 90, the
Belchcr $3.50 80, and other sources
%Sll9-total, 81, 280-for tho widow and
family Of Mi. Mclaughlin, formerly q
minor in the Crown Point, who died
some two weeks ago. We nro requested
TO return thanks 10 Mr.. Balcb, foreman,
and other employees. and to oil who thus
kindly and c~haritably contributed. No
community in tho world exceeds this In
tho way Of brothcrly assistance or truo
bo~novolence.
SICKNESS IN SrLvER.--A largo number
Of casos Of sickness arc reported In Bill
yer City at the prcsen time. Tho prin.
cipal ailments enumerated are typhoid
fever, infsnmatory rheumatism. pneu.
monia and colds.
AssAssNKST.-An assessment OF II
per share was levied by the Rock Island
Mining Company. day before yesterday.
delinquent on tho fifteenth OF April.
Bee official notice In our advertising col.
umns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-13

IxroRrAxr. -lndorscd BY the Medical pro,
~fession. DR.. VIM. naii's Balrsm for the Lungs
eures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and all
diseases OF the Throat and ebert. DR.. Towns-
ley's Toothachc Anodype cures In one min.
ute. b
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Platform Adepse1 By the Indsps.d.
eus Csnvsnsioa II CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, o., March l2.-In the
Independent or Grecnbaek Convention
to-day. q platform wns adopted. doclar-
ing popular interests above party. and
that the monetary system IL the oause
OF all tho disorder. The platform lays
down the following principles:
lst-That the Government should es-
tablish q money system compatible with
the genius OF the Government, and
adapted to its necessities; that all notes
should DO withdrawn from circulation,
and the Government should issue paper
money, which shall DO a legal tender for
evory debt, except that part OF the pub
lie debt made payable In coin; this
money TO be interchangeable at the OPP
ton Of the holder with registered Gov
ernment bonds.
2d.-That this System will soon mako
the United States the depository OF tho
precious metals OF the world.
3d.-This will solve tho question Of
cheap transportation by enabling rail-
roads 10 relieve themselves Of debt and
lower their ratcs.
ith-Tho Government should ever
regard tho development Of It's agrioul-
tural and mineral wealth and manufac.
turing interests.
5th.-Tho interests OF productive In
dustry would DO saved by this system.
Gth.-The public domain should DO
reserved for actual settlers.
7th.-Thc Government should equal.
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.. Tsa.,."s'''''et''A''rosa'.''s' '''0n'
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Tho Charge OF Corruption Against
Johnson.

WAsHIsGTos. March l2.--In regard to
tho charge that Andrew johnson paid
$4,000 to secure his election 10 the
Senate. the investigation OF which has
been begun BY the Tennessee Legis-
laturc, johnson says there arc several
reasons why tho charge cannot Be true.
Among them is that, since Jay Cooko's
failure, whereby ho lost $4,000, he has
not had money enough to pay ordinary
election expenses. johnson explains
that in Memphis and Shelby county. by
general consent, II was arranged that
Johnson's theories as to the election Of
Senators by tho people should 10 put
into practice in that city and county.
Accordingly. oil legislative candidates
promised to abido by the instructions Of
tho people. A separate ballot.boK was
placed at each election precinct, and In
Il were placed the votes for United
States Senator. johnson reosiving near
ly three to U Of the entire vote. The
members Of tho Legislature we're thus
pledged to johnson. and, In obedience
10 popular demand. they voted for him.
although some Of tbsm were opposed TO
him.
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TURNER II Restort
Father.

NEw York. March l2.-Tho Sun says
Bessie Turner's publicity recently has
resulted in tho discovery OF and rcsto-
ration to her father. Bartlett Nc
Dernott, Of Loe. Massachusetts,. who
put her in the orphan asylum at Brook
lyn whom she was little, because he was
not Ablo TO take cart Of her after the
death Of hcr mother.
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tor Thomas OF Virginia City.
RouonLY DEALT wrTu.--Mr. n. Il.
Parkinson, Of tho Nevada Tribune. who
came up from Carson to Gold Hill, yes
terjay. having q largo amount OF bust.
mesa Of his own 10 attend 10, was hauled
into the Justices Court as n witness fol
tho defense in the case Of n young maj
on trial for vagrancy. and had TO remain
there for three hours. Parkinson says
hc felt inclined to indulge in n little pro
faulty but could not do the subject JUS
tice.
Frsrrc. - Ding Williams, who II
matched to fight Chatham IN the 4th Of
April next, arrived in Virginia City las'
evening from Steamboat Springs &c
| companied by his trimmer. Since da,
before yesterday morning no has walked
seventy. Ave miles, preparatory to goinl
into active training. He will mako lii
headquarters at tho Washington Saloor
on q street, while in town. Us will also
his principal trainer, Trsvillian.
AFFLICTED. Jake White, proprietor
Of the bus limo between Virginia and
Gold Rill. is having n terrible siege with
rheumatism. lie il barely able to hob
| bio about with tho aid Of q cane. AMI
looks very much emaciated. In n few
days he proposes taking q trip 10 the
Land OF sunshine and flowers." FOL
tho benefit Of his health.
An IxHRovkD Box Cara new box
car, in which are combined q number Of
valuable improvements, arrived here
FROM tho Union Pacific road this morn.
ing. Il was manufactured ut Omaha,
is rooted with iron. has triple couplings
at each end. q brake being required for
only ono set Of wheels.
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The special committee appointed TO
arrange for tho proposed Lecture on
JAPAN" by Hon. Charles Z. DeLong.
for tho benent Of the Society. WIS given
further time. Tho
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We see by the St. Mary's Beacon, that in
giving in the totals from the several districts
at the return of the election in St. Marys
county, the vote for Mr.. Wallis for ATTORNEY
General was given in as 27G in the first dis
| trict, and Mr.. Wilkins vote for COMPTROLLER
| was given in as 21S, whereas in fact Mr..
Wallis vote was 22G in bat district and Mr..
wilkins 22S The returns on the poll books
from the first district were written in a some
what indistinct hand writing, and the gen
tleman who read off the totals, mistook the
word twenty for seventy and so read it,
The mistake was not discovered until dis
cusson among the candidates who ran on
the same ticket with Mr.. Wallis and Mi.
wilkins, led them to wonder how the vote
for MIR. Wallis and Mr. Wilkins could be so
very much larger in that district than that
OF any OF the county candidates on the same
ticket. This led to careful scrutiny of the
returns and the mistake was discovered
The correction of this mistake makes Mr..
Gwnn's majority in.the county s votes and
Col. Woolfords so votes, and shows Col
Wooltord's majority in the counties outside
the city of Baltimore 10 be fifty votes, and
making his total majority in the State Is ,211.
Maryland RepuJ!icaa
Thus it will be seen that Notwithstanding
the efforts of the Baltimore Amc,ican and
Dir. S. Teackle Wallis to damage the charac,
ter of faithful public officer, the people OF
the counties, as well as the people of Dalti.
more city, expressed their approval of Col
Woolford, and their confidence in his intcg-
rity, by giving him larger vote than any
other candidate on the ticket The 1mertcaa,
can have no doubt that he was fairly elected
at any rate.