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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Amador Ledger Of October TIN Avn,
The case against Charles Thompson, N.
rested last week ct Pine Grove Tor being
concerned In The robbery Of the Lstrobs
stage. came up for preliminary exsmins-
ton before Judge Goldner on Tuesday. A
number OF Witnesses who were In the stage
at the time Of the robbery were Examined
and identified the prisoner a. ansvering
70 the description Of the small man Who
aided In the crime. "Gum-boot" Char
ley. who has confessed 70 the crime. also
volunteered his testimony. and pronounced
Thompson his partner In the crime, but
was charitable enough 70 add that the ma
jor portion OF the blame rested upon him.
self. Thompson disclaims all knowledge
Of the "Qum-boot" man, and stoutly
protests his innocence Of the crime. Alto
gethsr. the evidence was deemed sum.
GENTLY strong 70 hold the prisoner 70 ap-
pear before the Grand Jury. His bail wss
fIed at $4,000. The prisoner was unable
to give bonds and was remanded 70 Iail.
The Amsdor Ledger says: From present
indications II seems probable that the
neighborhood OF Drytown IL destined 70
DO as thoroughly prospected for quartz a.
any part Of the State. In addition to the
many claims We have noticed Of late, O.
Nickerson and seven others have taken up
. claim close 10 and parallel with the
Crown Point and BONANZA mines. They
have put two men TO work. and have sunk
. depth Of IS feet. developing = ledge two
and onc-half feet wide. evidently Of high
grade ore. The rock has been tested and
averages well. II IL the intention 70 incor-
porate At an early date. under the name Of
the Drytown Mining Company.
The Grass Valley Unioa says: We under
stand that tho Central Pacific Railroad
Company has about concluded 70 mako .
all At Long RAvine. where their bridge
crosses the same. about one mile this side
Of Colfax. The Nevada County Narrow
Gauge Railroad passes under that Long
IlAvine bridge. and u the Central Com
pany makes . all Of the ravine. instead u
constructing an iron bridge. the Narrow
Gauge Company will have 10 build an
extensive archway. The Central Is COM
PEELED by law to construct an iron bridge
or to mako = hll at the place mentioned.
Major Pauline Cushman has established
q hotel and restaurant al San Gabriel.
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I

PxJud.s J.rsd Patehin. Of Detroit.
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~ "t''ssn 's''es ""s D"' -"
buns, In which he compares the merits
=, n to c.naiastss for the Presi.
n..-,,.
dsncy. Inc business Oh suogo rA'en'n
has been Of such q nature thai he Is ac-
u..,on.,, 40 ,,.~ ho,h s,d.. M ou...
II
ton imparuaiiy and ludiciAiiy. Aefe
In What he says OF Tilden and Hayes;
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= cs.r.i,,.. oo pssoin,ion. Will
ns.s"... -rsId.n, .s,. In his latter th.t
Ss,srnor ridden I'm he committee strongiy
on,.,.sS ths oelebrntsd pesc, resolution I'm
NJ nis,form. and ala not Approve n FOR
shs resson that ID was wrong, and vet Al.
io~sd M. Judgment No be oyercomc bv the
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Lat, Al N ..nctionsd by him how will
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WHERE, ON, WHERE. - rnAT
TIDAL wAvKt

Yesterday. Indiana. Ohio. West Nr-
ginia and Nsbraska bald thsir State
elections. Indiana and Ohio control
thirty.ssvsn electoral votes. and - poll.
tics now stands In this country. thsss
two States can elect our President For
this reason the elections Of these two
staiss we're watched With especial In
tsrss, yesterday. OF Ohio Ne we're
sure ; Of Indiana vs vsrs deabtful. In
diana has always given . Republican
victory In the Presidential year In the
past. But now hsr Governor. her
adopted son. Thomas A. Hendheks. ID
the Democratic candidate for Vice Prssi.
dent. For this reason Republicans have
feared that Indiana would 20 Demo.
cratic. Every State wishes 70 So one
Of her representatives In Washington.
Il 10 . psrdonabls phds. and one not 70
b snssrsd at.
Nov what Is the actual rssultf
The DsmocaAiic State Central Com
nittss Of Ohio hAs formally given over
the STATE TO the Republicans. So far
as heard from. the Republican majority
in Ohio IL ct least seven thousand. Fur
ther returns may increase ~ decrease
this majority; but the fact viii still
remain that the Republicans have car.
risd Ohio; and that In carrying Ohio
they gain twenty-five electoral votes.
The returns from Indiana W coming
in slowly. bot from every county Jet
reported eomes the news Of . Rspub-
liean Saip. We cannot say for . cor.
tainty that the State has gone Republican,
bot judging from q dispatches. We BE-
lisve that IL has. II Indiana has rspu-
dated Hendricks The campaign 10 over.
Let N trust that Indiana hss rspudi-
atsd Hendricks and given her hftssn
electoral votes to Hayes and Wheeler.
Where. oh! whore. 10 that tidal
vavel
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ruR OUTLOOK.

Owing 70 the universal s~trinssney and
dull times for the last few months. The
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
va feel gratihed that a business has
held It's own beyond our expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past
w feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, we are laying In
Q largo and wellselected stock OF custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods. boots, shoes, hats. trunks, vsiises'
blankets, etc.. and In purchasing Kept an
eve 10 he main eAaHce = namely: buying
chesp-for We know that VI must sell low
70 meet the depleted purses Of the com.
munity, and We car and will do II. Coma
and 80 II we don't.
RENsrrN q WOLF,
. Leading Clothien, Gold Hill.
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RErNsrrIs q WOLF,
Leading Ciothien, Gold Hill.
The vrsrr HousE.- This old es.abllshed

The vrsxY HorsE.-This old established
and svcr popular hotel. situated In the
heart Of Gold Hill. has Lost none OF It,
popularity under the administration OF its
present landlord, Mr.. Billiard. He fnds
more people who want 10 board and lodge
with him than NO can accommodate.
Indeed. - for that. no occasion.
ally drops on . chap or two that
II don't pay 70 accommodate. The
best OF landlords have TO got bilked occa-
sionally. What w stsrtsd In 10 say. how
ever. was that the vesey House 10 about TO
be thoroughly overhauled. renovated and
put In better condition than over through
out. And after all this Is done In nrst-
class style. Bullard will continue 70 runit.
He knows how.
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CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest arr
taken from this mornings Appeal;
In the case Of e1parte Ricord. charged
with ~embexzlement Of @. p. Railroad
Company's funds at winnemucoa, IN
opinion was fled In the Supreme Court
yesterday. remanding tho prisoner u
answer tho charge. The opinion 10 BY
Beatty and 10 concurred In by the full
bench.
A slight sprinkle Of warm rain cams
down upon the Just and the unjust. the
wise and foolish. Republican and Dem
ocrat, the washed and unwashcd. In the
early hours Of the evening. II was . vel
come visitation. brief and light ~ IL was,
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NOTICE OF INTENTION

no MAKE APPLICATION FOR PRR1fs.
l sion 10 transact ! usines- 90 sole Trader
To whom u may ccncerI: Tske notice that j.
HANNAH A. ID, DAVIS. wife of William
Davis, am q msrried womsn, and reside In The
Town of Gold Hill. Storey county. and STATE o
Nevada; that I am DESTROYS % awaiting myself
of the benefits of an Act of the Legislature 81
the state ~ Nevada. approved February Q
1851. entitled "a Act u author n married.
women 10 T. snsset business In their % name
A. sole Traders and fer that purpose u .. my
Intention 10, and ] shall. On IN. 10Th day " No
vember, A d. 1910. 81 10 o'clock In the fore.
noon Of that day. or n soon thereafter n ooun.
eel can be heard. apply TO tbs district Court O
the First Judicial District 81 the state OF Ne
,ada, In aud for storey county, at the CJurt.
room % said Court In the City Of Ylrg nia. fof
m order % said Cunt permitting me 10 carp
on In the sid Town OF Gold Hill. IN ~ owu
name and on my ~ account. as . soc trader,
the busiDefs VI keeping = hotel.
HANNAH A. ID. PAWS.
Gold Hill. October 10. 1876. ociO im
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A requisition was made yesterday by
Acting Governor Adams upon the Cover
nor OF California for thedelivery 70 the au-
thorities OF this State Of the persons VI
Jane. johnson and Samuel wilson-the
same being the names Of the men arrested
aday or two ago In Amador county by
Hank Woodruff OF charge Of robbing
weiis. Fargo a Co.'S treasure ben near
ne Mountain House in Douglas county on
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A CASE or THrxrT YrAns' STANDING

A CASE OF THIErr YEARS SrASprso.-
East AURORA, New York. May ~. is72.-
MEssRs. SETH W. PowLr a SoSs-0entle-
men: I was troubled with dyspepsia for
thirty years. and tried several medicines
advertised for the curc Of this distressing
complaint without deriving any benefit
from them. About . year ago ! com.
menced taking tho Peruvian syrup, and
after using altogether twelve bottles I find
myself entirely cured. ! consider my
case one Of the worst ! ever heard Of. and
l take great pleasure In recommending tho
Peruvian Syrup 10 all dyspeptics. believ-
ing that II will DO sure TO curt them.
Yours, respectfully. J. T. BowEx.
Bold by all druggists.
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A s-uRroCArINa conan.

In . letter to Mrs. Isle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press. she
sscribes the cure Of . dangerous cough, accom-.
panied sy bleeding At The lung, to Hale,
she says. "threatsned TO s~ufrDests me 49,
but the Honey OF Horshoand and Tar has
removed every trace OF t." The letter wa 10
LADY friend In this city. who has placed N Al
the disposal ofo n. crittsnion. Z Sixth ave.
nue.: Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure in one
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THE IRRkrxrssIBLE coNvLICT-
END IT.

On the 25th Of October. 1858. wn. II.
Seward. Of New York. Afterwards Sse-
Rotary Of State under L~ineoln's sdnis-
tration made his famous speech In
Rochester. New York-ths speech which
made him . name which viii last -
long - this country sxists. II Was en-
titled. ''Ths Irrsprsssibls Conflict"
Il entered In dstsil into the causes Of
trouble between the North and the
South; showed how the trouble came
about; and predicted that IL vouldnsvsr
BE- ended until the curse Of slavery was
banishsd from this land Of The free.
II probably did NOR than anything
else 70 end The troubh. when the
South saw that VIM. II. Seward. and
all the great minds Of the North we're
determined that ssrfdom must come 10
an end In this country. IL boldly made
war on the government. snd-ssalsd il
doom.
The era Of slavery In America ended
with the var. Had Mr.. Dickens Wis
tied this country for the hrst time in
1865. "Martin Chusslsvit" would never
have been written. or 10 Il vss written
the country would have been dealt
more justly with. But the ending Of
the VA did not end the ''irrspres-
sibls conflict" Whom the slaves we're
en~sncipatsd. the main property Of The
Southern people Vas taken from them.
That II Twas justly taken from them: that
they brought the calamity on their own
heads; matters hut little. They nstu-
rally hate the men who we're instru-
mental in taking that property from
them. and they will naturally do all in
their power to regain that which they
have Lost. The conflict still RACES. II
IL irrsprsssible. ~ Nr. Seward said
eighteen years ago. Il will b "irrs-
p~ressibls" for at least . generation,
until the South 10 psoplsd By patriotic
men. Who recognize the fact that . negro.
Who 10 an American c~iiissn. 10 - good
. the white man Who formerly called
him slsve.
Samuel J. Tildsn represents the men
Who are bsnt on Continuing this ''irs.
prsssibls conflict" He sympathized
with them during The war; he has i'd
vissd with them aimee the var: and
be is now their candidate. and sup
ported BY them solidly. for Prssidsnt
Of thsss United States. which they have
once sought TO destroy. 10 any voter OF
intelligence. or even ommon sense.
willing 10 entrust the Government to The
keeping OF . man Who Ia in league with
traitors' IL any man Of intelligence, or
even common sense. willing 10 again
place IL In the power Of the Southern
States 10 rebel and steal away from M
the property which the entire nation hss
paid Tor! 10 mere Q man OF intslli. |
gsncs. or ven common sense. Who doss
not know that the election Of Samuel J.
Tildsn means the loss Of credit abroad,
the dslay Of specie resumption. and the
financial ruin Of the nstionf
The irresponsible conflict" stiIl
RACES II will rage until the South -
eepts heartily the results Of the var;
until The South recognizes the rights Of
The negro - . citizen. 30 long - .
Democratic success ia posabls she will
never do this. The irrsprssslbls con-
ficf' 1t ever ends. must BE- ended by
the continuation OF Republican rule.
We feei eoundsnt that the American
people Will eventually end IL ~ eoatn-
uins that rule.
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Hoard OF Dineto.s. made On the 9Th day OF
september. 1875. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary vi! Ne
Middleton 4 ions. No. $40 Monieomery street.
ssn Pnnclseo, California. on MONDAY. tho
IA day Of October. 1870. al the hour OF !
o'eloek .. y. OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. Together with eosts OF I'D
y,rti,iny and expenses of the sale.
W. n. Du VAL. SECRETARY.
Once tO2 Montgomery street. itooip "a. Nan
Francisco. California oc1td
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NOTICE.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIZ
IN hive purchased the interest OF wlrTE
BR0TlItRs In the family grocery and pro.
vision store heretofore kept by them In III
rerrons indebted 10 wittc Brother. ON account
Of sad business, arc hereby notified that thy
must settle the rsme forthwith. and they eau
save legal trouble and costs by calling ard set.
tiing with A. ]. MiLLiGAN. at The once Of
L. h. fnnkel Cbroter). Nam s,rret. Gold Hill.
who 10 fully suthori I'd to receipt IN our names
foi ell debts due IN. Abo,e-na, I'd irm
r. \. MERCHANT,
RMIL KOIiNsTAMM.
Gold llill. October 7. 1876. oct linz
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

~ prRsuANcE or AN ORDER OF THE
i pc.sS N County Commissioners Of Storey
countv. made and entered In the minutes OF
aid Board October ., 1919. notiec 10 hereby
i'm maj ON the FIRST TUESDAY. the
sRvKNTT DAY. OF NOVEMBER next. At
he folIowing.nsmcd places. TO wit;
A, Todd A wstson's Store. virginiai
:" shIn No. 4, Virginia;
Al the CITY Hall. D street, virginia.
Al The rprine house OF rire c'mTany Nos
A, ,hs fm,ir. state NH. ylo.ery Pre-. irei.;.
Al ihs Rn~gine-house Of Yellow Jacket fire
COMPANY, NO.. Z, Gold Hill;
A the House Of Lincoln ho'e company N''''
. oSld AMI Pl., sehosl.hOu.s. American Flat,
Al. Riseuss will be held for
rhr,r prcsid n'ai Iiestors.
one Judge OF ths supreme Court
One Member ~ Congress.
Two state Senaiors,
Fourteen As'einblymen,
sheriff,
County Clerk.
County Treasurer.
County Assessor,
County Recor. er.
District Attorney.
Public Administrator,
County Superintendent Of Public insuuetoh'
County surveyor.
Three County Commissioners two long term
and obc short term,
One Justice of the Peace for Township No. j.
One Justice Of the Peace for Township No. 2.
virginia,
Ops Justice OF the Peace for Township No. 3.
Gold Hill,
One Constable for Township No. I. Virginia.
One Constable for Township No. Q. Virginia.
One Constable for Township No. ., Gold HUI
Five School Trustees for Virginia Behool Die
trict two long term and three short term).
Five school Trustee, for Gold Iiill Bchooi Die
trlet two long term and three short tenn;
which election shall be opened not later than
9 o'clock a. y and shall continue until Q o'clock
.. n. Of the zane day. And notiss IL hereby
further given that the ballots 10 be used a. said
election shAli conform In color. sizs and t<x
TIRE with the description cot forh hsrvin, : :
vii: slls Of ballot shall be four inches In width
by twelve Inches I'm length, of 1ftY siI pouid
n. and q. white b~ook.paper.
By order of the Hoard.
Attest: W.. q. THOMPSON, Cleft.
BY q. d. SESSIONS. Deputy Clerk. oca Nv
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A CARD,

To all VINO are suffering from the srrors and
iudiseretious OF youth, nervous veakne,s.
early decay, loss 81 manhood. etc., I WIN sspd
. recipe that will cure 700, nee Of charge,
THIS great remedy WAS discovered hya NILS.
sionary In South America. Send apslfad.
drsesed eovelope 70 the kev. Joseph r. Inman,
station ID, Bible H.use. New York City.
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LYos's KArHAaIox makes beautiful.
glossy. iuIuriant hair ; prevents ita falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. Is charmingly perfumed.
and has no rival,
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l~xDiASApoLis. October lilac A. NJ
We have returns from forty-nve townshiPs
and wards In twenty-eight eountiss, when
give = net Republican majority OF 10. Ino
same places In 1874 gave . net Democratic
majority OF 537. and the same places IN
1871 gave . net Democratic majority OF
40. In forty'four precincts thu lar
heard from on the iuii vots 'ne he' ss =
for Williams 10 w anu ior hAf'ison '''
on the vote of 1874.
Ifhhf HAITI oc'9ycI h.-io !.
snu 0ue .o.nnP - 10, ~
ne' oen'o'A"' s.i"
IsDiASAroLis. october IL =. u
fifty.eight precincts give sAi s
OF 459 and hepubiican gains o, i,o,o, On
the vote OF 1874 for Governor. no feiiAole
returns can be had tonight on inc naiAnoe
OF the State ticket or Congress. Inc ise'
publieans claim nine out OF she tnirreh
Congressmen. but this IL not conceded IN
by the Democrats.
INDIANAPOLIS, October ia A. N.-Re-
Turns from nifty townships and wards In
th~irty-one counties give . net Democratic
majority Of IL. The same places In 1874
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HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallownrss; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected. .
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PALACR RATINa STAND,

fNI4ACk kNTING bTAND.
Ewybody should know that q ToNE
HBFFR0N'S famoas Eating Btsnd, In Tinksr
4 shspsrd's Palace saloon. Virginia City, thsy
can always and . good sqnars mssl Of the ven
beet eating the market Affords. Also oystsrp.
CLANS, iobstsrs and other sheiI-aAh, and gams.
10 their proper season. Call and try the Palace
Eating Stand whom you are hungry. IAN
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The Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper pubhshed In the
State Of Nevada. Il is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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GENERAL NOTES.

A vsRr alarming accident recently
hsppsusd TO the equipags Of Queen
Victoria. Her Majesty took . long
drive from Balmoral to kildrummy
Castle. . distance Of forty miles. While
driving through BallAtsr. M Of the
horses in the royal carriage fell. The
others we're. With some dificulty. refined
In. The fallen horse sprang to its feet
and vas dashing Of. when q policeman
pluskily ran and seized tie bride and
succeeded In stopping Il. Her Majesty
remained quite cool, and wa much graf
insd to learn that mono Of her attendants
bad been injured.
TEE sashier killed at Northneld by the
Younger gang left . widow. Up to date
the sum Of eli. 900 has been received At
the First National Bank OF 81. Paul.
Mimi. in the shape OF . substantial
recognition Of her husbands services.
and . contribution in behalf Of herself.
This comss from about ons-tenth OF the
banks Of the country. The remainder
will doubtless more than double the
sum.
GLADSTONE says he 10 hopeless Of the
Government Of Great Britain seeing and
acting upon the true merits OF the East
srn question. He has written q letter
which Was read at q meeting in st.
James Hall. London. in which he at
taeks the Administration for persistine
In . policy condemned BY the nation
and not supported BY Parliament.
A MONUMENT TO Robert Bruce IL to be
erected on the ~esplanads Of Stirling Cas-
tls. II will consist Of q colossal statue Of
the King sheaihing his sword In the mo-
nent Of victory. The design Ia by Mr..
George Cruikahank. and Il will Be
executed by Mr.. Andrew Curris. the
sculptor Of the monument to Mupgo
Park.
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WORLDS GRrAr RKNEpr -" Medical
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia.
crAmp-colic. colds. sprAins. burns, tooth
ache, etc. oc+ line
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

IT 10 not usual for patients suffering nom
diseases for which Sulphur bsths ars rseom-
msnisd 10 travel thousands Of niles 10 avail
themselves Of suiphur bathing. Thsy vouA
md Il isss sxpsasivs 70 buy dlsan's Sulphur
Soap and battle 81 home. Sold svsrywhgs. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
LIBERTY, NO.. I, ATTENTION.

THE REGULAR MONTH. -
" Meeting Of this oom-~
psny win Be- held WRDNEB "
bar EVENING. October n, |NA
ina. a. the Engine House, q 1.su O'Clock.
Anil attendance 10 desired.
ocio % JOHN Il. MILLS. Prssidsnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
TEACHERS MEETING,

A NETTING OF TIE TRAcHRRs COZ.
"A psctsd with ths Gold Mn Public schools
will BE- held 81 the Central School Building on
SATURDAY. October ltth, eonmsneing q !
O'Clock ,. n.
By order OF the Board Of School Trus,s,s.
eeiitd ". o. coNwKLL, Osrk.