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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

Of cadis are illuminated every pisht.
nna prooesaieps. with banda Of muaie.
AFRO parading, business 10 suspended.
and there Is q general holiday.
Fifty thousand soldiers will 60 TO
Cuba to quell the insurrection.
A Times Paris dispatch says: Letters
received here give curious accounts OF
the spectacle presented on the Spanish
frontier. Whole bands Of Carlists enter
France a. st. Jean Pied do Port and ask
to DO interned. Some Of the refugees
arrive utterly destitute.
A Ns,ss Paris special says Don Carlos
will arrive In Paris on Thursday and
proceed to Calais, where a yacht Is wait
ing to carry him to England. Don Car.
los does not appear to be depressed. and
exhibits neither despair nor thirst for
revenge.
A Ns,cs special from Paris says the
Spanish embassy at Paris positively
deny that Isabella has any political mo.
tive in visiting Spain. She returns at
the request OF Alfonso. II is stated that
Isabella will 60 to Cararanchel. near
Madrid. Immediately after Alfonso's re-
turn from tho north.
MApRip, March Thirty thousand
men go TO Cuba immediately. There
will be three days. festivities. with bull
fights, ON the entry Of the troops into
Madrid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

A MAss Of 10000. 900 tons Of pure.
solid. compact rock salt. located on an
island 1855 feet high, which rises from a
miserable sea marsh OF the route from
Brashear to New Iberia. up the river
Tsche. In Louisiana, is n Of the wou-
ders Of the world. How this island,
containing over 300 acres OF excellent
land, ever came into existence in such Il
locality ia a matter Of conjecture. Veg
citation 10 prolific. and tho scenery Is
beautiful and varied. Here is an i'm
mense bed Of pure rock salt. whose e.
tent 10 a. yet only estimated. and seiea-
ti6e men are puzzled to know what pro-
duced II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

Tss March aamhss Of "ras k.p.ths'
magazine has bssn received. A W are
about to enter upon u o! the most
active Presidential campaigns Of our
history. we commend to every citizen
who desires to inform himself Of the
issues Of the hour this indispensable
political monthly. II treats all subjects
with candor and ability. and affords a
fund OF political material to be found In
no other periodical. II should receive
the liberal support Of every loyal man
North and South. Among its leading
articles for March No note the follow
ing: "what must bs done In the Cri-
sisi" summary Of Field Work Of
Hsydsn's Geological Survey" Tho
Result Of False Ideas Of Government"
Treasury Bookkeeping" "what is
the Government Of the United Statssi"
.'Notes ON European Travel" "work
for the Forty-fourth Congress" Send
80 for a years subscription to "Repub-
lie Publishing Company" Washing
ton, ID. &.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01
Benevolent Association.

MEETING OF the LADIES. DENEv-
n olsut Association OF Gold Hill will 20
held on WEDNESDAY EVENING. March LIST.
Ct Mn. Kmerson's residence, Port Homestead.
All sfe invited.
fsss No MRS. MILLER. seerehry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

SAN FnAxcrsco ranks as the seventh
city in population in the United States.
Tho recent census gives these figures:
New York. 100000; Philadelphia,
800. 600; Brooklyn. 5o7. 900; st. Louis
$50. 900; Chicago. 4io. 900; Boston. 3io.-
O0O; San Francisco, 100000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

Tue war feeling has not yet entirely
died out. Democratic journals at the
East concsds that the chances OF the
Republicans in New Hampshire are in
the ascendant, and give As . reason the
war record OF the Dsmocatic candidate for
Goyernor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

MANY British manufacturers and other
employers. have lately changed pay day
from Saturday TO Monday. for the
sake OF tho workmen. many Of whom
have been in the habit OF squandering
their wages in dissipation on Sunday.
A similar change is talked Of in New
England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

RKrrxRISo to the rumor that Post.
master General Jewell is contemplating
an early retirement FROM tho Cabinet
with a view to improving his prospects
for election to tho U. s. Senate from
Connecticut. the Chicago Tribune puts q
fisa in Mr.. JEWELS ear thusly: The
Cabinet can't spare him and the Senate
can; and. besides, the second place on
tho Presidential ticket 10 not 70 far re-
moved that Mr.. Jewell might not reach 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01
NEW d

NEW TO-DAY.
THTR
A Anniversary Ball a
or TIE
KNIGHTS OF PYTAlAS
OF NEVADA,
At NATIONAL GUARD HALL.
VIRGINIA CITY,
Thursday Evening, March %, 1870.
Executive Cemnittee.
A Goddard Zen y Bartlett.
4 w Powell, George B~etiingcr.
y A Bierke, II ID uro,s.
I~svitaiisn Cenmittee.
J Cooper, N N Frednek.
Wm T. Bowden, A Borlini.
ueorse Honsinger. DeiIeriane.
Theo II Wordsworth, 4. Devote.
\ T. Gaiien. Vim Mayer,
George Schwab, Pter Gugnira.
" ralp, ~ CHAMPION,
Vim Mooney, Charles Baker,
siiss Peterr, A Mcleod.
u LInd.ay, Joseph Rich
X q Clark, a Is stoddard.
u Q Hendricks. SIN y ~ John,
Claus Iecksr, CH Clatk,
DIR n Holmes, u y Cohn.
q Koch. Mark sirouse.
Reception Committee.
Ben r bartlett, J y Mckenzie.
James 5. Hsrdwiek, pellspisne.
Thomas Bingham.
Pissr Commiuee.
s W Powell. TIL MeGrih,
II d 0ro-a. A Maestretti,
- csspcr. James Daily.
Master OF Ceremonies.
=. II. GODDARD.
MUslC.......p by PROF. J. W. yARNEY.
Grand March to ct Q O'Clock ?. ~
shsrp.
TICK %
admitting Gentleman and Laii'sJ
mritd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01
n.

VAUGHN In Kiko. February IS. to the wife Of
II. e.. Vaughn. q sou.
r0RHEY- In 0reani. February Is, TO the wife
Of 4. y. Torrey. Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

WOMEN are fond Of defsrring; mon OF
going ahead. With the former. We gain
by exhibiting patience; with the latter.
Ms with public iunctionariss. by i'm
patience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01
MARRIED.

R,Y-PHILLIP5-In lone City, February IL
A. n. Ray 70 Alice II. Phillips.
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
VANCE AND SETTLE.

THE TWO POLITICAL GLADIAroRs OF THE
SOUTH ADDRESS AN AsszMBLAGE or FIVE
THOUSAND PRRsoNs--A BRILLIANT TORCH
LIGHT PROCESSION.
COMPANY Snors, N O., Oct l3 1870
Five thousand persons thrce-fourths Of lwhom
were whitc, assembled In the town Of Graham
to-day, at Abrights Grove a. tho ringing OF
tho Alamancc county Court House bell, 10 hear
the great political gladators Vance and Settle.
Captain James A. Graham, OF the seven
chivarous sons Of that foremost North Caro-
linisn, william A. Graham, introduced tho champions
Of the great national parties In words highly euo-
gzing these two distinguished gentlemen Entire order
and complete good feeling characterized the whole long
open air discussion OF tour hours Judge Settle
opened the grand debate At eleven O'Clock, In mag
ncent speech the impressive eloqucncc Of which
tho courtly grace of his manners flied the hcarts
Of all the Norsh CaroIinians present. notwthstand-
inu their conflicting partisan Affiliations with warm
and generous pride.
Ex-Governor Vance followed for nearly Two hours,
eiiciting immense applause BY his iervid and fluent
oraory, his ingenious but convincing logic and hts
brilliant, incsivs W.T. Many ladies, who nncly cxem-
pncd the delicate piquant female beauty OF the South,
occupied seats fronting the stand. The Salem cornes
band supplied enlivcning music The perfect good be-
bavior OF this vast promscuous multitude OF all
people FOR nearly whole day Individually demon
s,ratcs the safety and justice OF ptrusng The North
Carolinians as least with the functions OF selfgovsrn
mont Both Vance and Settle were greeted on their
arrival al Graham last night with torohlgnt process.
s,ons OF their respective political adhcronts. Tho
torches were appropriately OF North Carolina pitch
PINE called lightwood Preparations are making for
nne demonstration tomorrow at Greensboro.
The New York herald., 1876-10-14

graphic from all parts OF tho world tho Electie
Returns from Ohio and Indiana up to tho hour Of pvb
ieation The True Story Of the Race Conflict in South
Carolina; Governor Chamberlain and tho South Car
oina Riae Clubs; History Of Jerome Park. with maf
givins BIRDS eye view OF the course, grand stand
stables club md the grounds Of the wcstchesei
Polo Club Capture ofTweed's Dividing Clerk; the Two
Sides OF the Political Canvass in the State OF New
York; How tho Guardian Savings Bank Was Plum
dered the Europa Horror; Philadelphia Exhibition
and Washington IL also contains editorial
articles the prominent topics OF the day; Reviews
oi tho Horse Cattle and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Reports Agricultural and sporting
Matters and tho most important events Of the week.
rERAs-sngic copies, Sc one copy sent to any ad.
dress postage treo 81 pcr yoar copies, one year,
s3; four copies ono year, IS. Any larger number a
81 25 pcr copy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
AFTER THE ELECTION.


Boston Post.-"It Is n great victory. A victory OF
tho right wrong, OF honesty corruption,
OF the people the rings that would rulc them II
dooms the republican organization, because IL dared
not cut out that cancer, called Grantism, which
consuming Its life."
Boston Adpertiser:-'Thcre Is really no further use
for the chantcleer. Tho procous fowl im
ta,cd his prototype In nature by Growing
sonable hour and Is doomed be punished for his un
timely music"
Albany Ar0ss:-''Tilden and Reform-Hcndricks and
Reunionl BY those signs conquer. The skies
bright with promise"
Hartford Times (dem.) =" Now for New York;
Yes, gcntlemen-now for New York; And for
Connecticut, also. You may do your best your
worst-and We know little Of what that is-and you
will be whipped again, next month In both states.
Como on"
Utica Herald:-"Tho country will accept the whole
result practically deciding tho national contest 10
favor Of Hayes and Wheeler"
Buffalo Courier fdcm.):-.To tho country we firmly
believe the result Of Tuesday opens vista Of peace
OF restored prosperity, OF simplied and purified
mnistration. Those even who now dsplore defeat
will yet have reason TO rejoice"
Boston Post tdem ):--"A bloody shirt campaign
with money and Indiana safc.' Fitzpatrick to
Hayes. The prescription was promptly ncd, but the
medicine worked the wrong wav."
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
LITERARY CHAT.

Mr. B. r. Curtis whose "Dottings Round the Circle ("
,our ofthc world illustrated by heosypcs will
appear from Osgoods PRESS is son OF tho late Judge
Curtis. OF the United States Supreme Court
new edition OF "Piutarch's Lives" complete in
one volume the translation OF Arthur H. Cough, is In
the press Of Liitle, Brown n Co., Boston.
The late Charles Halliday, OF Dublin. ic volume OF
essays on the WARS OF tho Northmon in ireland, I"
which will soon be published.
A nne naval biography is tho 'Journal OF Commo-
doro Goodcnough, r. NJ" with . memoir BY his
widow, just out In London.
Mr.. Dowcll's "History OF Taxes in England" the
nrss volume OF which only 1872 Is deprecated
BY English critics book not worthy OF the
subject
work Of much learning and merit In Bcntcy's
London press Is Professor Dunckers "History Of An
tiquity," translated by H. Abbott
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
THE WEST INDIES.
THE REVOLUTION IN ST. DOMINO,

THR REVOLUTION IN ST. DOMINGO.
HAVANA, Oct 13. 1876
The French steamer which has arrived from 81.
Thomas brings ST. Domingo dates to the Sd inst.
Tho revolution in the latter island still continues
All the roads arc sti interrupted, which prevents tho
expectation Of the tobacco crop. Business s At
plete standstnl Fighting stll continues both north
and south The seaport OF Monte Christi is again in
possession OF the government, while the port OF Sa-
mana has pronounced in favor OF the revolutonists
Matters continue very complicated but confidence in
Espaillats hnal triumph is prevailing
THE HURRICANE.
Tho late hurricane did much damage to plantations
in the interior
An OUTRAGE SPANISH FLAG.
An outrage committed in Samana on the Spanish
sloop Perssvsrancia She had been anchored in Are
cbo and was driven during the hurricane to Samana.
She was in charge Of OF tho crew, the captain
had becn washed overheard. The government pilot
dio not 20 out her. and she got shoal the
trance 10 the harbor. She commenced discharging
part OF her cargo, and the authorities instead OF help
ing ner 10 get on tho shoa, made her discharge as
much AZ possible OF her cargo and sold the goods alter
ward openly in tho streets The owner, who resides
In ST. Thomas entered his protest. and went to samana
70 investigate tho mattcr.
HArrI nArrr.
Peace is prevailing In Hayii.
Tho export duty coffee Is reduced to So per quin
tai since October 2
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
STATE ELECTIONS.
INDIANA.


A MAJORITY OF FIVE THOUSAND CLAIMED FOR
wILLrAMs-oPESIxo THE PREsIDENTIAL CAN
vAss--rHE DEMOCRACY yUBILANr--oovxRNoR
HENDRICKS on THE sruMp-MAJoRrrrEs ON
THE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
lxpIAxAroLIs Oct 13, 1879
Is Is generally accepted that Williams majority
win DO very close 70 0o0 Reports from ninety cosn-
give him 47l9 and in the remaining two counties
Perry and spencerl hear from the democrats caim
about 400 majority.
In 1872 the democratic majority lIS from these
counties. The republicans claim and will probably
elect nine Consrsssmen BY maiorities ranging from
800 10 1000. and tho democrats four Congressmen
ranging from !, 500 10 s. 900 each.
coSGREssxEx.
The democratic Congressman are:-Fuller, In the
FIRST district reelected Cobb in the Second district
vice Wiluams; Bickwo, in the Third district, vice
Kerr; Hanncton in The Twelfth district reelected
THE REpuBLIcAx coNGREssxEx.
The Republicans are Sexton, in the Fourth District
vice New; Browne, in the Fifth vice holman; Robin
v,ce Landies; Hunter. in the Eighth. reelected; I;
White, in the Ninth; Calkns in tho Tenth; Evans IN
the Eleventh, rceleeted; Baker In tho Thirteenth re-
elected.
according TO the latest reports, win stand tie on joint
ballot the democrats claiming the two independents
who will be in the Lower House Al this writing tho
republicans fear that they will lose one or two
more, givag The democrats bare majority ON rss BAL
lot
RENEW AL or rIx CAMPAIGN
Both sides are pre- paring the campaign with
the same or greater vigor than has boen displayed
during the past Ave weeks The republicans will COM
mence in tEis city tomorrow night General Benn
Harrison and number Of tho successful candidates
Tor Congress are to be present
JuBIIAxr DEMOCRATS.
The democrats hold grand jollihcaton on Tuesday
evening next
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS STUMP.
Governor Hendricks goes to Illinois next week to
deliver four tive speeches.
uAJORfTTES.
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor f. V. Hayden. United stasos Geoloeist
John La Fargo tho artist and Judge Charles wheaton,
OF Poughk ecpse, are at the Everett House Attorney
General Charles s Fairchiid, OF Albany, and Horace
White. ofChcago, arc At the Buckinrham Hotel Rev.
James Freeman Clarke, OF Boston, Is At the Holman
House Frederick o. Prince, OF she Democratic Ma
tional Committee Is At tho Clarendon Hotel General
John S. Preston OF South Carolina, and Benjamin
stark, Of New London. ~ tne New York Hotel
Rev. Or. Williams, Of Toledo, 10 at tho ST. Nicholas
Hotel Ex-Governor Frederick smyth, OF New Hamp-
shirc and william L. Scott OF Pennsylvania the
Finh Avenue Hotel General r. W. Palirey. Of Boston,
is at the Albcmaric Hotel. Lieutenant Commander H.
G. White, United States Navy, 10 at the Brsvcort
Houxe.
The New York herald., 1876-10-14

GRAIN STANDS FIRM DESPITE THE RAINY
SEASON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 13, 1870
leading grain circular issued to-day says:-"Tn
conscqu OF the renewal OF the of the
harvest in the north of England and large part Of the
crop in Scotland cannot yet DO considered
Trade has ruled quiet during the woek The country
markets, however, renamed strong for dry native
whcat, which, in some cases, rather dearcr For
egn, at outports is in hmtcd request for consump-
tion and somewhat easier. Maize Is slow, without
quotabe change Our fresh arrivals OF all kinds Of
grain for the last three days are very limited. The
wheat trade at to-day's market was slow. White and
common reds were ID per GENITAL lower than Tues
day, but choice red American was little, II a. all,
changed. Flour unchanged. Corn was In fair re-
quest at Sd. decline. The market, however, closed
nrm at the reduction"
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
RAILROAD CARS DEMOLISHED.

ACCIDENT TO FREIGHT TRAIN ON THE NEW
YORK CENTRAL.
ScHEsEcrADr. y. ", Oct Ia, 1875
smash up on the New York ceuua road occurred
in This city this afternoon, about five O'clock 10
bound freight train, drawn by engine No ISL
Next 10 teo tender were two platform cars, oIe OF
which ran Oh al a frog. Tho engineer, Mr. Mosher,
seeing this reversed his engine quickly when the
momentum OF tho IRAN pushed the platform cars up in
and threw them the side track carrying
tender with them. The platform and tender
piled up in heap OF ruins, the cars beng badly
smashed. Tive box cars wcro also badly damaged The
tender left lying upon ITS side, bat not worry
badly damaged The railroad tracks up. The
engineer and fireman jumped Tor their lives Tho
TOR use this evening
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
YELLOW FEVER.

NO INVOLVEMENT IN THE HRALTH OF sA-
vANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 13, 1875.
tho total number Of intormonts to-day was 2o OF
which 20 from yellow fever
J. W. Lathrop, President OF the Cotton Exchange,
died to-day at Greensboro. n c.. of yellow FEVER. He
le, hero few days since 70 see dying at that
place.
G. W. Thompson. OF the Arm OF Walter Thompson,
ship chambers, died last night OF fever.
The New York herald., 1876-10-14
DISASTER ON LAKE ONTARIO.

TORONTO. Oct Is. 1870
The schooner Maggie Hunter, Captain Nixon. OF To-
ronto coal laden is reported 80 have gone down with
all hands during she passage from oswcgo
to this port She left Oswego wedncs-
day. and II IL supposed foundercd during
a violent storm She q large vessel valued At
So 900, and not insured. The owner received
telegram part OF cabin had been washed ashore
near Oswego The mates name was sharp. Tho names
OF the rest Of the crew arc not known.