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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
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IN MINING COMPANY. -Location Of prin.
eipsl place Of business. San francisco. Cali.
Location of works. Gold nm. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting of
the board OF bircctorr, held on the 2sih day OF
March. 1876, an assessment tho. 49, Of Eighty.
three and Ons.third Cents ls3hc.l per share
was levied on the capital stock OF the corpora.
ton, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin, 10 the Secretary. at the once Of The
Company, Room II Haywardis Building, tio
California street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the nrst tlstI day Of Mar,
1876. will be delinquent. aud advertised for sale
at public a~uction. and unless payment IL made
before win be sold on FRIDAY. the 10 b
day Of May, 1875. TO pay ths delinquent as
sessmcnt. together with COSTS Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the board Of Directors.
ID L. THOMAS. Secretary.
Once = Room u Baywsri's Building. 40
California street. San Francisco. Oslifornla.
s.RanfA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared szprsssiy ior His elass Of con-
plaihts. and ~ rvcommepd them - SPEEDY
.ad e6eciivs remedy. Their general tonic
eject On the vhois system IL extremely b>ne-
penented By them. The impruden. yvuih. tbs
vver-sorhei man, the prvmatursly old. the
married and sinsis msn and women. alike. Will
aad In this remedyA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07

~ LAAOOW aAOLD AND SILVER
" MINING C0MPANY.-Location Of prin.
clpai place OF business. San fraucisco. Call.
fornia.
Location Of works. Devils Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice 10 her, by given. that ~ = meeting OF
the Directors. held on the 2tth day OF Feb
ruary. 1916. an assessment (No. ~ OF Twenty
Ave Cents per shAre was levied upon the capt.
tai stock OF the corporation, payable imme-
diately, In United States gold coin. To tho rec.
Rotary. at the once OF the Company. No. so
ripe street llioom 81. San Francisco, Cali
fornis.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 7sth day Of March.
ls16. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unlers payment 10 made
before will be sold on MONDAY, the nth
day OF April, 1870, 10 pay the delinquent as
ressment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale:
X. p. HOSMRR. Secretary.
O~nice-33O Pine street QRoom No. III. Ban
Francisco, California. fe2std
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ASSESSMENTS IEyIiD.
NAsr YELLOW JACKET MINING
" c0NPANY.-Loeatioa' o. principal pisoe
Of buripess. San franeiscc. California.

w CONPASY.-Location o. principal pisco
OF burlpess. San Francisco. California.
Location OF worhs Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At . meeting o!
the Board OF Direcior, held on the l3th day Of
March, 1910, an assessment mo. u OF Five
Cents per share was levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the corporation, payable I'M
the Secretary, At the once Of tho Company,
Room s hSlleckis Building. San fnnelseo.
Any stock upon which this assessment sh.li
ISIS. will DO delinquent, and advertised for
sale At public auction, and unless payment 70
made before will be sold On rAuRspAY,
the 10th day % Nay. 1876, TO pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs OF I'D.
vertislng and expenses OF sale.
p. r. rnRNRR. Secretary.
Ofice-Ro m No. 0 Halleck's Duiiding. Rsst
yellow Jsekst Mining Company, San francisco.
California. mrlotd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
ruf alQar o. bad Is nIs srafIarnl

uha welLk.ova faet that tho1san1s ssfsr
frsm Tie sbove-saned complains. Tbs very
nature of such troublss bes.ts q timidity that
often prevents The sufferer frem eonsaltinx
from month 10 month unrelievsd. untii the
lsck.lusAr eye. paiiid ensek and general mental
AID physical prostrztion hnds him broken down
in hsAlth, without eneryy and without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-07
TOWER OF STRENGTH
AvfaIIADlE FOUNTAIN of YOUTH

r. PAIGE. q 20 PR Bottle. Sent by sI.
prsss or mall IN receipt ef price, or Z. U. ID !. 10
any address, securs from observation.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28
MARINE NEWS.
Good Record for Bath Vessels

Good Record for Bath Vessels.
BATH, Feb. 26.-The following new Bath
vessels have recently made quick passages:
From South West Pass. ships Astoria, Capt.
Kelley, and Bohemia, Capt Delano, 20 days.
Geo. F. Manson, Capt. Humphrey, 2S days, all
to Liverpool.
Bark Almira, Capt Robinson, from the same
place to Havre, 81 days.
Ship Oregon, Capt. Gushing, Chesapeake
Bay to Liverpool, 18 days.
Ship M. p Grace, Capt. Wilbur, New York
to San Francisco, IO3 days.
I'm General.
Steamer Franconia, from Portland for New
York, towed into Vineyard Haven schooner
William S. Farwell, from Spruce Head for
New York, with cargo of bridge stones. The
Franconia reports having found the schooner
at anchor near Shovelful Lightship, Nantucke t
Shoals, with mainsail gone and so iced up as to
be unmanageable, and signal for assistance
flying. The Franconia put an extra crew on
board, got the Farwelrs anchors and took her
IN tow.
Schooner Celia of Portsmouth, n. H., is
ashore at Lumgley Island, off that harbor.
Capt. John McCloud of the fishing schooner
Addison G. Proctor, belonging in Gloucester
was drowned on the Grand Banks Janury 8tb
by the upsetting of dory.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28
re REIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN Yokohama prev to Jan 20, barque Ukraine
Mecher, New York.
In port Jan IS, ship Golden State, Delano for New
York, dg; and Others.
Sid FIN Hong Kong Jan H. ship New Era, Sawyer
San Francisco.
In port Jan H. barque Metis, Kent, from Newcas.
tie, NSW; Wealthy Pendleton, Blanchard from Sin
gapore; Helena, Snow, tor Caliao.
Ar at Singapore prev to Feb "a. barque Samuel D
At Algoa Bay, CGH Jan 70. briggs Julia Haskell
Haskell. for Boston: Lizzie Wyman. Hopkins, dsg
Ar at Hamburg Feb p, ship Ida Lily, Blanchard,
Baltimore.
Sid I'm Messina -, brig Eugenia, Veaze, tor New
York.
Ar at Liverpool 25th, ship Camilla, Humphrey,
Altata via Valparaiso.
Cid oath, Bombay, Work, United States.
Sid FIN Shields 25th, ship Garnet, Oliver. San Fran
cisco.
Sid FIN Cienfuegos 18th, schs Eliza B Coffin, Cole.
Boston; 22d George Staples, Maoney Philadelphia
Wenonah, Bagfey, New Orleans.
r, Ar at Cardenas 18th inst, brig Emma, Buchanan.
Havana; schs Cumberland, Weber. do; 14th. E S
Newman, Newman, do; Gen Connor, Rice, do; 10th,
barques Esther. Rush, and Ocean Pearl, Henley,
Havana; briggs Clara Nj Goodrich, Look, and L Rem
lex. Rose, do.
Sid 18th, brig Gazelle Peterson,
In port 18th, sch A h Weeks Farr, for New York
Ar at Havana 2lst, sch Windward, Staples, New
Cid 10th, brig j A Devereux Higgins Cardenas
In port 10Th, schs Ella M Watts, Watts, for New
Richardson, Pray. and George Sheppard Rich do "A
Ar at Havana 23d sch Ruth Darling, Swazey, New
York; 24th. brig Harry Smith, Weeks, Liverpool
sch Grace Davis, Davis, New York.
Ar at Matanzas 18th, sch Abbie Dunn, Fountain,
Havana.
Sid 18th, barque Lizzie Merry, Keazer, for North
of Hatteras;. brig Peri, Stevenson, do.
In port 18th, barques E Brett, Gibson; Lillian,
Boynton. and L Genera, Simmons, for North of
Hstteras; brigs Matte b Russell, York, and Emily
I Sheldon. Hayes, do; Clara j Adams, Mahoney, and
Liberty, Devereux, do; scbs W Lewis. Hupper
and Addie Jordan. Leayitt, for do; Irvine, Ierry,
and Fred Walton, Rich, do.
New York; L Gonora, Simmons North of Hat
teras.
Sid I'm sagua 22d, sch Cathie Berry, seavey, for
Delaware Breakwater
In port Feb 18th, brig L H Cole Rose, for North of
Hatteras schs Eliza Sawyer, Cook, and d M French
French, do; Virginia, Bangs, and NJ Henderson,
Price, for do
Cid at St Johh, NIB, 23l inst, brig Stockton. for
Cardenas.
Ar 18th, brig Alice, Lewis, Portland
--latest by European steamers.l
CD at LIVERPOOL 10th, Valley Forge, Ames, NYotk;
worth, do.
In the Clyde 10th, Commerce, Elliott, Java
On Deal llth, Eva FL Fisk Fowler from Galveston
for Rotterdam, (has lost and split sails)
Ar at Valencia Feb 1, N w Blethen, Cox Lobos.
Sid I'm Havre 10th, Scioto, MITCHELL SW Pass; 18th
Hacyon, Hardie, Cape Breton.
SPOKEN.
Feb 7, SSW of Sclly 40 miles. ship Premier, from
Antwerp for New Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28

THE CAREFUL MOTHER AND THE MODEL
BoY.-The two didn't belong to each other;
and though this is pretty good lesson for both
mothers and children, the latter should take it
into their heads that the very good law was in
all things proper to pattern after. He may have
been little too smart and saucy. The way it
happened was this: Little Mary was prettily
dressed, and standing in front of the house wait
ing for her mother to go out to ride. A tidy
boy, dressed in coarse clothes, was passing,
when the little girl said: "Come here, boy, and
sake hands wi me. dot boy dus' like you,
named joey" The boy laughed, shook hands
with her, and said: "Pve got little girl just
like you, ouly she hasn't any little cloak with
pussy fur on it?' Here lady came out of the
door and said: "Mary, you must not talk with
bad boys on the street. 1 hope you havn I
taden anything from her? Go right along, and
never Stop here again, boy?' That evening the
lady wac called down to speak with a boy in
the hall. He was very neatly dressed, and
stood with his cap in hand. 1t was the enemy
of the morning; II come to tell you that am
school, and help my mother all | can. L never
tell lies, nor quarrel, nor say bad words and /
don't like lady TO call me names, and ask me
il I've stolen her little girls clothes off of herr'
IN very glad you re SO good, said the lady,
laughing at the boys earnestness. "Here's a
quarter Of a dollar for you" 81 don't want
thatF' said Ben. holding his head very high.
MY father works in foundry, and has lots of
money" you've got a boy bigger than I,
haven't you?" "Yes; why?" "Does he know
the commandments ''rm afraid not very
we'll" .Can he say the sermon on the mount,
and the twenty third psalm, aud the golden
rule?" ''I'm very much afraid he cannot
said the lady, laughing at the boys bravery.
doesn't he ride on his pony on Sunday, in
stead of going to church," "Pm afraid he
does, but he ought not" said the lady, blush
ing little. "Mother don't know came here, %
said the bright little rogue. shut 1 thought I
would just come round and see what knit of
folks you were, and-and-I guess mother
would rather your boy would Mt come round our
doors, because she don't like little Susan to talk
to bad boys in the street. Good evening""
And the boy was gone.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28
CARE we AIarmiStS ~

A few weeks since, at the request of pat.
ron, we published slip from the Christian
Mirror, which it was claimed came from a pa.
per called the Shepherd Of the Valley, which
was asserted to be the organ of Archbishop
Kendrick of st. Louis, Mo. 1t is as follows:
1--WE confess that the Roman Catholic Church
is intolerant that is to say, that it uses all the
means in its power for the extirpation of error
and sin; but this intolerance is the logical and
necessary consequence of its infallibihty. She
alone has the right to be intolerant, because she
alone has the truth. The church tolerates her.
etics where she is obliged to do so. but she hates
them mortally aud employs all her force to Sc
cure their annihilation. When the Catholics
shall here be in possession of considerable
maJority-which will certainly be the case by
ana by, although the time may be long deferred
-tnen religious liberty will have come to an
END In the republic of the United States. Our
enemies say this and we believe with them.
Our enemies know that we do not pretend to
De better than our church. and in what con-
cerus this her history is open to the eyes of all.
They know, then how the Roman church dealt
with heretics in the middle ages, and how she
deals with them to-day everywhere where she
has the power We no more think of denying
these historical facts than we do of blaming
the saints of God and the princes of the church
Tor what they have done or approved in these
matters. Heresy is mortal sin; it kills the
soul and precipitates the whole soul and body
into hell. 1t is moreover most contagi-
GUS disease. and propagates itself lndef-
nitely wherever it has got foothold, and
thus puts in jeopardy the temporal and
eternal welfare of innumerable generations
to come. This is the reason why princes,
truly Christian, extirpate heresy root and
branch in their kingdoms, and that Chris
tian States drive it out of their territories, as
far as they are able to do it. If we now abstain
from prosecuting heretics here, we boldly re-
peat it, it is only because we are too weak, and
because we believe that in this condition of
things, we should, in attempting it, do the
Church we serve more harm than good"
We have since received the following note
from the Rt. Rev. j. A. Healy, Bishop of Port
land relative to the above which is subjoined:
PORTLAND, Feb. 25 1876
To the Editor of the Press
Requesting republication of the above ar
ticle, in order to see who is the "alarmst,'
beg leave to observe:
1. Any Catholic would know by the Ian
guage, that it was from no Catholic pen.
2. The newspaper called shepherd of the
Valley" was discontinued about twenty years
ago.
Sd. " never was the "organ of the Arch.
bishop Of st. Louis
4. The declarations made are too absurd to
be contradicted at length-and to your anony-
nous and respectable authority you are free to
give as evidence of these assertions,
Yours respectfully,
JAMES A. HEALY,
Bishop of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, February e.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the wee,
ending February 26th:
Only eight fishing arrivals have been reported. d
from Geog with an aggregate catch of 200 600 lbs
Goldfish and 10 900 TBS Habut; from Grand Menan
with cargoes frozen herring Goldfish market is onite
active; new Georges are commencing to arrive and
the prices of old have declined very itle owine to
rough weather; small fares are being received. Old
fish will probably remain firm at these figures a
short time longer GEORGES are now selling at Is "a
no Shores on MARKET few Bay rs and 2's held at
II 90 q 10 90 y Dbl. We quote Hake at 90 B oti
Sounds at new IL " Dbl; Hallbut heads so y bbl
no HaIbut Fins on market; Round Herring at 30:
SPlit Herring 80 ~ Dbl; Labrador Herring at 90 %
Prepared Goldfish at SIC q &c 4y fb as to quality
homeless Goldfish 81 a &c " 1b. as to quality; onIy
$4,000 fresh Halibut on market this week. very
scarce and wanted last sales 10c. The shore fishery
were not very successful during the week account
o. o., the rough weather; no Pollock, Hake Or Cusk
nave been received. The few Goldfish brought in sold
at PC P Id; Haddock &c F tb.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE,
EastpOrt BIOckaded.

Passport BIockaded.
EAsTPoRT, Feb. 26.-No mails have been re-
ceived here since Thursday. The railroad is
blocked up between Calais and Bangor
A mail was sent from here yesterday to Port
wick.
Fire i'm Berwick.
GREAT FALLS, N. H., Feb. ga building
in Berwick, owned by the Great Falls Manu-
featuring Co., and occupied by ii. b. Davis &
Co. bobbin manufacturers, Mark W. Footman
manufacturer of power loom harness, and o. B.
Morse, manufacturer of cotton ties, was dam.
aged by fire at five o'clock this morning.
Cause unknown.
Sent TO the Insane Asylum,
BANGOR, Feb. 26.-The hearing in the case
of G. l. Brown, member of the city council,
who is said to be insane, was continued yester-
day ond to-day. Upon the advice of physicians
he consented to bs sent to the Insane Hospital
at Augusta.
Hotel Burned.
The Wing learns that Buxton's Hotel in Alb.
bot was burned Friday evening. The house
and farnitnre were insured for $2500. Part Of
the furniture was saved.
Wiscasset and'RI o Osehead Lake Railroad
WIscAssET, Feb. 27.-At a stockholders
meeting of the Wiscasset and Moosehead Lake
Railroad Co. held here last evening it was
unanimously voted to change the name of the
corporation to the Wiscasset and Quebec Rail-
road Go. The meeting was addressed by VIM.
Atkinson, Esq, of Emden, and others.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Joshua; Bracket
has been appointed postmaster at Knightvile
Cumberland county, Maine.
Charity i'm Rockland.
RocKLAND, Feb. 26-.Under the lead of some
benevolent ladies, a movement was inaugural
ed to-day for collecting loaves of bread and dis.
tributing them to the deserving poor About
fifty loaves were distributed to-day, and here.
after distributions will take place three time a
week, and several hundred families are expect.
ed to contribute to this worthy object.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28
MINOR TELEGRAus,

Twenty-Five fishing vessels have landed at
Portsmouth, N H., since January 687, 900 lbs,
of cod and 1856 lbs. of paddock, ali prime
quality. The price averaged two cents per ID.
Most of the cod has been sailed there for ship
ment.
The Secretary of War in a communication to
the House says Levi p Luckey is Secretary to
the President and not Gen. Babcock as erron-
eously represented.
W. E. Chandler, Secretary OF the Republican
National Committee says that as yet no posi-
tive movement for change of place for hold
ing the nominating convention has been made
Judge Blatchford has decided to dissolve all
ipJunctions and dismiss all proceedings in the
case OF Duncan Sherman & Co., except those
in bankruptcy.
The American Institute of Mining Engineers
in Washington, adjourned to meet in June
next at Philadelphia.
The case of r. B. Irwin, charged with EN-
bezzling moneyof the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co. was Saturday before Judge Bixby. The
testimony of Vice President Bellows relating to
checks was taken. but there was nothing new,
A Philadelphia special says conference of
reformed Episcopal clergyman Thursday night,
resolved 10 report TO general Standing com
mittee OF that church, that it is advisable
hereafter to dispense with the observance of
Lent
Gov. Hendricks delivered the opening ad
dress of the Southern State Exposition at New
Orleans, Saturday.
The snow blockade on the Grand Trunk still
continues.
John L. Clark, U. S. pension agent for
Rhode Island, died at Valley Falls, Saturday.
Telegraph Superintendent James r. Dowell,
an eminent member of the Masonic Order.
died in Richmond, Va, Saturday.
The track of the Atchinson Topeka and San.
ia Fe Railroad was complicated to Pueblo, Col.
Saturday evening, and now Southern Colorado
states. Tuesday, March 9TH, will be day of
grand celebration in honor of the event
A daughter was born to Gen. Sheridan FRI.
day night.
P. & F. Donnell, Montreal lumber mer-
chants, have made an assignment. Liabilities
$4,000; assets not known.
The managers of the eastern railroad lines
Leading into Chicago have agreed on reduc-
lion OF hve cents on east bound grain and
1o9rtn class freight, and ten cents on flour. The
reductlon to go into effect March LIST.
Inc democratic county convention at Salt
LAKE. saturday, endorsed the policy of the
PRESIDENT regarding Utah, as EXPRESSED in his
annual message. " -''
The cable steamer Faraday from Iondon has
arrived at Torbay.sShe will leave in a fon daus
to regain the cable broken between Torbav oT5
; Rye Beach. -'ioaS anu
A wrestling match at Beethoven Hall Roc
ton, Saturday night, between Theobaud Raner
champion of France, and Wilhelm Anoster'
champion of all Germany was won by the for
mer. AN immense amount of money changed
hands. 1t is estimated that 300 people were
turned away unable to gain admission.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28

THE DOMINION.
The Governments Financial Pol

OTTAWA, Feb. pa deputation of Montreal
manufacturers had an interview with members
of Parliament on the government policy this
morning The members asked the deputation
whether they desired protection pure and sim
ing taken it was decided to favor the latter.
1t was then agreed that the deputation should
wait on Mr.. Topper and Sir John A. Macdon-
aid to ascertain their views before definitely
deciding on what course to pursue.
Hon. Mr.. Cartwright, Id his financial state
ment, pointed out the peculiar and exceptional
circumstances under which the present crisis
had approached, and the impossibility of fore
seeing the form it might assume or the intensi
ty of its effect He expressed the belief that it
was not unattended with mitigating conditions,
and that the state Of the country was actually
less dangerous than it was under the influence
of the initiation three years ago. In the year
ending June &c, 1875, the receipts were $24,-
643, us; expenditures $23,713,071.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-28
foreign Notes,

The Austrian Consul at Mostar has received
orders to report Immediately on the threaten
ing attitude of the Mohammedans.
John RuSkin is elected to the Sade Profess
sorship of fine arts at Oxford
The six Greeks and five others of the crew of
the ship Lennie, charged with numbering the
captain were arragned in the Bow street Po-
lice Court Saturday, and committed to prison
for one week.
A colossal statute of Bismarck has been sent
to the Centennial.
The Golos urges the incorporation of Kho-
kand with Russia under the name of the G oy-
eminent of Ferghana. 1t was believed at Khod-
jend that after the recent battle at Asuke all
the Russian prisoners in the hands of the in
surgents were massacred at Marghilan.
A depatch from Berlin to the Post reports
that Austria has ordered Herzegovina refugees
in her territory to return home within a month
or be forcibly expelled
A telegram from Rangoon to the London
Times says an outbreak occurred at the gaol at
Maulmein. Eleven prisoners were killed and
several wounded.