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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
NEVADA ITEMS.

THI Eureka .Ses,i.si al Tuesday says.
Yesterday morning the case OF the State
Of Nevada against Mike Norton was dis.
missed and defendent discharged, owing
TO an insuficiency Of evidence. Norton
was indicted By the Grand Jury for
burglary and had n trial. the jury stand.
ing eleven for conviction and one for
acquittal. lie has 80 far been very sue.
cessfnl-srrested as 4 vagrant, ~ q petit
lsrcenist. n burglar. and for malicious
mischief-he has escaped severe punish
ment and come TO the belief that the law
has no terrors on him. He celebrated his
release last night by getting gloriously
drunk and insulting everyone who came
near him. IL Is q long lane that has no
turning. aud the District Attorney may yet
get . hold on the young man that will re-
suit in his being beautifully cinched."
Tho Reno .Jo"rnai Of this morning says:
The po.tal-card writing mania still RACES.
and Perry is still champion. lie brought In
q card last evening on which he had
penned $40 words. using q 303 pen.
Young Knox may be considered distanced.
a. Perry says II he beats his last exploit.
he will come back at him with over 5000
words.
Carson CRY has one steam Ere and
two hand engines. Tho steamer Is =
Silsby rotary pump. Of beautiful finish.
aud gives general satisfaction. The water
works are quite extensive. and the fire
plugs are we'll located, and the pressure Is
great enough TO throw 0 stream $50 feet,
through 80 feet Of hose.
JoHS N. BILL has resigned his position
As agent and operator for the Railroad
Company at Halleck Station. and A. J.
Hatch, formerly night operator At Carlin.
has been given the situation. The change
took place on Saturday.
A HAyrs n wHEELER club was formed
IN Paradise Valley last week. The Repub-
leans In that section claim . majority for
the Republican ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
now HE mas .REroRMED.-

Since Governor Tilden has been nom-
mated for the Presidency by the Dem.
ocrats. there has been but one chorus
for Democratic editorials; and that
chorus Is reform" In heavens name.
what has Samuel j.. Tildsn In his own
person "~reiormedt" A . lawyer hs
aided Charles O'Conor to convict Bill
Tweed and several other Of the Tam.
many thieves. His aid was important.
because his utilization with the thieves
themselves enabled him TO trace the
money stolen to the pockets OF the men
who stole IL. II turning States evi.
dencs makes q man . fsformer."
Samuel J. Tiidsu is oue OF the greatest
.'~rsformsrs'' that ever hourished in this
country.
His only other claim to reform" is
in breaking up the "canal ring in New
York. The canal ring vas . gigantic
fraud on the people. and there 10 no
doubt IL was broken up under Tldsn's
administration. But in breaking IL up
Sam Tilden sIertsd himself to the
simple extent Of signing his name. A
Republican Legislature passed . bill
calling for an investigation Of canal af.
fsin. Tildsu signed that bill because he
dared not do otherwise. The invest.
CATION exposed the frauds. and acting Is
executive. under the directions. Of . Re
publican Legislature, Sam Tiidxu
brought some Of the thieves to justice.
1t Was Republican votes tina, procured
this result: and yet the friends Of
Tildcn now have the insolence to claim
that il was due to his efforts alous that
the ring was broken up. Our Demo-
cratic friends must lcok around for
sumo other great service performed by
sam nldcn. o z his title as q performer"
will b. hoptlessly ruined.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
xAiIOSiL REPuBLIClN TICKET.
DEMOCRACY Run WILD.

Every day the conviction Ii forced
upon the people at large that the Demo-
cratic party is on the verge OF insanity.
That the Nevada Democrats were Wild
even to madmsn. vas shown by their
nomination Of Ellis for Congressman.
Do they imagine that any loyal citizen
Is going to vote for u man whose hands
are dyed in the blood OF our country
mon. and whose soul IL stained with
trsasonf And now New York has
capped the climax by nominating for
Governor in the place Of Tilden. Hora-
ito Seymour. New York. with its or
sani1sd army Of Tainmsny repeater,
undsr the judicious direction OF ere
formers" OF the Tldsn stripe. has
hitherto been the stronghold Of Dsmoe-
rscy in tho North. But all the Demo-
Gratis Of New York. and all the repeatsrs
which TammAny can rally from the Sixth
Ward will not DO able to elect Horatio
Seymour Governor Of New York State.
Horaiio Seymour MAS elected Gov.
srnor Of New York State In 1861. He
was . rank copperhsad, and was elected
by copperheads. lie opposed the war
and declared publicly and privately that
reason was no crime and that the
Southern Staies should Be allowed to 60
in peace. In 1868 President Lincoln
ordered q draft to recruit the army
which Was fighting 70 preserve the
Union. New York Democrats taking
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
WILL. The PEOPLE Trust THEM .

-
In concluding a well written and pow
srful analysis Of the Democratic plat
form. the Enterprise Of this morning
makes the following very timely re-
marks:
The Democracy Of Nevada invite all
men 10 help TO restore TO power the rsar'y,
which made the debt and filled the ianu
with graves /; the party which. since the
war, has By open and covert advocacy oi
population COS, the people sso,ooo,ocopeir
num for eleven years ; the party which
makes free speech impossible In half .
dozen states OF this Union to-day the
psrty which for sixteen years has laborrd
vithout cessation to MAKE treason honor.
able, and to make patriotism Q thing to be
snssred 1t; the party which assumes that
faithful and patriotic service 10 country
Ia suficient ground on which TO found in
famous charges and TO cover with slime
bright names |: the party which bounded
Lincoln down 20 death n monster and
which has never since failed 10 revile any
who. by sword or pen or voice. won emf
nence In defense OF his country's hber'
ties ; the party Of wolves who. after their
feast upon the richest blood and treasur,
Of the country. come now. half famished,
from their LARS and demand that they II
put in charge Of the dock because Of theil
anxiety TO see II guarded well; this part,
which now parsdes its slanderers. IL
traitors. Its liars and Its murderers, and
depending for support and power upor
evety element Of bigotry. Of ignorance. oI
treason. Of repudiation and Of crime IL
the nation. points To its array. and undel
its black dag .ay. 10 the Intelligent met
| Of this nation: I'VE killed your childrel
because we hated them 80; we oyerwhelme'
| you with debt because we meant to ruiz
you; We counselei repudiation because "
wished 10 dishonor You; We fought for
slavs realm because Ne desired 10 degrsd
honest labor: we have. since you subdue'
us. placed every obstruction In the way o
peace and progress because we preferre'
ruin and chaos 10 your success, and still
we AK for power because No have turne'
reformers and think. nom a record. yo'
must trust Us because we have ever beeI
90 lssl aud true"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The new safe for the State Treasury was
subjected to the test agreed upon yester-
day. from 10 A. N. 10 4 r. n. p. Y. Maui
man. an expert from Ban Francisco, first
attempted to enter II Of the spindle. He
destroyed three drills, and failed to make
an impression on Il. Then he commenced
on the front OF the safe with q three-quar-
ter drill. and after destroying three drills
he cut through the iron plate. to the cx-
tent Of an inch and q half. when he en-
countercd the steel plates beneath. and
after several attempts with different tenn
pcred drills he failed 10 mako an i'm
preston on II. The door he attempted TO
pierce wa four aud one-half inches thick.
The safe was accepted by the State author
tiles yesterday. and to-day II will be
placed In the vanlt.
In Pleasant Valley. Ventura county.
August 18th. Stephen Hartman eloped
with Miss Anna Swinney. and the pair
we're married. To get the license Hart.
man made oath that the young lady was
eighteen ycars Of age. Her brother has
since had the swift-swearing Benedict
arrested for perjury, aud AYERS that his
sister Is not yet eighteen. Hartman gave
bonds Of $500 to answer.
The ncwly-chosen Directors Of the
Sacramento Association Of California
Pioneers organized Monday night by the
election Of n. d. Goodell Is President,
Vim. G. Felch as Secretary. and c. II.
Swift rs Treasurer. The nine Directors.
with two Of their predecessors. talking
matters over found their united ages TO he
COL wears, the Youngest being "A and the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

And IN accordance with law. and an order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the 18th
day Of July. 1916, 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF snch stock o. may be necessary will
Be sold Of public a~uction. II the once Of ths
Company. on MONDAY. the 18th day Of sep.
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
JAMES 0fLROY. Secretary.
Ofhcs-No. n Dmmm street, Han franciseo.
California. ausitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

EARTER N Z.


Sem Titoeos r'"ee'
a,,,roa, A,gust 3O-io CLOCK NJ
~. naa,ocs.,Ic con,en,ion IA now assem-.
ny, " All a. ,sIas,,es sr. herc. lint In.
..,ns ~ ara.,"s,;vs nr..ee,lings Il an
49, lii, rI,is h attributed
psi'"''. w ."c a. Dan,ocr.,i. III.
IN = giea' .a,,' T;i,ao.. ennr'a IN ,he
satisise.,on viii na M axnroas,ons
P,vs,ncn.a a,,,nlon spJ midi.
~ Js.,.r;n. hat TiIien ha.
about DESTROYED the party by his SELF
seeking ambition. At this hour everything
Is At sea regarding the gubernatoriAl nom.
nation. Hewitt IL ont Of the race. be-
cause he IL found ineligible by reason Of
too brief a residence in the State since his
removal from New Jersey. Clarkson y.
Potter ssems 10 have little open backing.
Dorsbeimer. RELYING ON Tilden's reputed
nromiscs, IA confident. but the outside
@taa,;,,, H. ,h., his n~om;nation would he
s.,ai,s r..h tn strong pressure 10 nom.
mai. seymour recarjlcss Of his declin.
&C., h ,as,r.,rsJ orIy nv Inc reflection
- -r-- a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

Hrisrrn CIfNKk and Sam Randall
have been renominated for Congress
frem their respective districts. Which
shows that the Den ocracy OF Pennsyl.
vania are an ipcorrisibls and perverse
set.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

\ b. CoRSnLL has been chosen
Chairman Of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee OF New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
GENERAL NOTES.

Two tuofc isttsfs w "tttc thnt "hi s"N
their ingenuity quite as much as any
they ever wrote. The Executive Com.
mittss Of the Soldiers National Re-
union. to Be held Mt Caldwell. Ohio.
September 9Th. have invited them to at
terd. and. IL they cannot attend TO n
swsr by letter tn be read to the soldiers
ct the reunion. The soldiers close
their letter Of invitation in these signii-
can't words: please have the Kindness
10 answer completely to the soldiers OF
the Union. by letter. IL you cannot
come. and by speech IL you can come.
this sinels question: What did you, or
either OF you. ever do or say. from 1861.
to advance the interests Of that cause
whose triumph we are to celebrate at
our approaching r%eunionf'"
The Indiana Democrats have print.
ed" says the Indianapolis Herald,
"whst purports to be n private letter
from General Fitzpatrick to Governor
Hayss. giving . dolsfui account Of the
Republican prospects in that State. and
saying. among other things. "a bloody
shirt campaign with money and Indiana
10 sale; n financial campaign and no
money and We are beaten OF course
the pretended letter Ia a canard. and tho
invention as stupid as 1t Is dishonest.
The Indiana Democrats must take y
gloomy view Of their prospects when
they resort to such desperate eIpedisnts.
They do not explain where they got the
precious document" And this IL the
way Of Reform"
TnE Postmaster General vas com
PEELED to refuse tho request Of 10000
business men in New York that the pay
Of ls~tter-carriers be not reduced. The
diminished appropriation makes this
course absolutely necessary. although
the Postmaster General is Of the opin-
ion that tho carriers have heretofore
been undsrpaid. Il is true by making
a large number Of discharges he might
have kept the salaries Of those remain
ing al the old figure; but he sensibly
took the view that this reduction Of
force would greatly Inconvenience the
general public. and at the same time
work q hardship to many deserving
employees.
The San Francisco Stock Erchdnf Of
August 3oth has this to say /: "The De-
mocracy Of Nevada might have made n
better nomination for Congress than A.
c. Ellis. He was the candidate in 1874.
and was badly beaten. while the Demo-
cratic State ticket was elected. lie is a
man without any special qualification.
and though q fair lawyer. and an hon
est. upright man. 10 is slower than
Noah's OF OF. We heard Colonel Ellis
make . speech once. 1t was longer
than q topsail halyard and dryer than
punk. Everybody went to sleep.
A MsRAis.rY CLrp RAJ lately organ.
izsd by some emotional Democrats at
Albany. Its FIRST meeting was so unan.
imous that some polieemen's clubs were
required to bring the members to order.
When the club adjourned II was to meet
at the station.house.
THrar are now eight pin factories in
the United States. which make 47.0O0.-
900 pins daily. In addition TO this the
importation Of pins reaches $4,000, 900
Q day. The great wonder is what be-
comes OF these $4,000. 900 pins each
day.
Two IrAss ago Billy woodburn beat
Col. Ellis $50 votes. This year Tom
Wren will cook his goose to the tune Of
,ran |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

Two rrAss ago Billy woodburn beat
Col. Ellis $50 votes. This year Tom
Wren will cook his goose to the tune Of
100.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
MINERS' UNION PICNIC.

The Miners 81 the oomstoch have 20 few
opportunities OF breathing the fre-h air aud Of
enjoying outdoor eIeriss that the Miner
Unions have found II Necessary to set apsrt one
day In eseh year for rural rrcreailou. Ample
car room has been secured for the occssion,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

Tur.r are now eight pin factories in
the United States. which make 47.O0o.-
900 pins daily. In addition TO this the
importation Of pins reaches 5000. 900
q day. The great wonder is what be-
comes Of these $4,000. 900 pins each
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31
O. o. STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

nrauLAR MEETING EVERY SATURDAY
IL EVENING, ct $50 O'Clock, q MinsrS'
6slon Hall. 2 street. Virginia CITY.
in I. T. aREKxwooD, RS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

For the Excursion and Picnic can be procured
from any member Of the Committee. All par.
ties not holding excursion tickets will be
charged an entrance fee Of one dollar 10 the
grounds.
Train, leave Virginia City II 8 O'Clock a. NJ;
Gold Hill, s:ib A. n.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

The proposition TO have railroad con
|strueteJ from Benton to helena is be,nl
prominently discussed on the East Side
It's talked Of on the basis of giving
$500. ZOO to 5000 900 of subsidy i,
county bonds TO the company that vii
construct it. Deer Lodge county i:
figurea in az contributor to the extent Of
$50. 600 TO $SO,DO0. We have heard con
siderable expression in relation to the
matter. There is no opposition what.
ever to the Construction of the road,
But the expression we have heard Is uni.
versal and decide that this county
should give no bonds whatever TO aid it.
We believe this sentiment is very general,
and perhaps unanimous. There are
several points We would discuss if Deer
Lodge were party in interest to the
propos d aid, but taking it for grantEd
the attitude # the county is indicated by
the sentiment we have heard expressed,
ard that no aid will be given by US, we
are disposed to leave the merits and
dement's of the plan to the TRANSPORTATION
Of those counties directly interested.
New North West.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

Gen. r. E. Common Is an old campa,g ne,
who knows where of he speaks when he
talks about the war with the Sioux. H.
is confident that it will take oil winter tc
conquer Sitting. Bull. A /. stand ur
fight. he says, is the last thing that the
Indians want. They will harass Crook
and Terry until the grass fails and the
cavalry horses become unserviceable, and
force them to end the campaign for the
season. The mass of the Indians will
then winter farther north, in the buffalo
range. while many Of them will return to
the agencies aud be fed by the Govern
ment until the grass grows in the spring
~ regard this" says Gen. Conner, las
the beginning Of great war, and unless
the Government throws into the conflict
al once much larger body Of troops than
are now in the field, and continue right
through the winter, the Indians will un-
doubtedly have the advantage and be in
better fighting trim in the spring, when
they will be seidforced by allies from
bands that are as yet i'll neural"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

The people Of Helena seem 20 be very
much in earnest about the building of :
railroad from Fort Benton to tina, place
We trust it will be highly beneficial Il
their Interests, and in fact, to the interests
Of the whole Territory. 1t is stated tina,
freight will be laid down at Helena a,
e IL rents per pound wiren the road j.
finished. This will be large gain. and
the road will furnish cheap transportation
for ores, thereby increasing to great ex
tent the amount taken out. Anything
that furnishes full employment for labor
crs. benefits the farmers, merchants aud
mechanic. Whenever cheap rates tor the
shipa ent of ores is obtained in Montana.
population will be largely increased by an
Influx Of laborers, who must be fed and
clothed Good mines. now undeveleped
will be opened up. and business Of every
description will be lively and remunera-
tive. We trust our Helena neighbors will
not let up until they haze railroad com
munication will, Fort Benton.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

Inc following order vas sent 4
NEARLY oil ths Indian Arencie. ~ C.,m
missioner Smith:
BlR Yes are advised that ali .ales !,
arms and ammunition 10 either vhitea :,
!auisns oy parties holding licenses q Ii.
dian tra''ers issu-d by this Office il forbid
aen. ana you msst - notify your tradera
Ton VIII oe vigilant 10 sseisg shas no VIC.
!Afion 1t this order be allowed. II an
instance u such violation occurs roe Vii
revoke he license Of the oAead,ng psssy.
ma report The csss e this ofics Tor fur.
tbs9 action, ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
A Penny Saved is 4 Penny Earnti.
$10,eo GivenAwav!

We will send the AvANr COURIER
nsnai price % 90 and the I.on;sv,',.
" ne ee coORlER-!o JOURNAL, usual nric.
- S1 -, pos,age paid on both papen. fo,
The Weekly Courier Journal /. the ,re.,
NATIONAL FAMILY NEwspA5rp
-, !, y, VIII. on December slss; is75. di.,r,,
u.e 'mpart'aily $1,000 fl valuable nres
enis among ils 4ub,cr,befs. and ess.rv r an
|scripilon sent through us will be e.titis',
% : regisaered and numbered recein. e,
!. Inc Ioof,n volnmeaf The Avant Courie,
= drawing 10 close. and we olFer i. .n ~
scr.bers splendid opportunity 10 r.. .sS
their subscriptions, SECURING ,h",. 10y ,Ss,
I es!:s. .ad The ntss weekly 10 The s,ssr .
Ssss ns, ,! e,v.ae men cAance % ess vi.
they win hare u ny for Que Of oo n' w.
l1so:aaI pepet1 6end u Six DollSrs ~,
- both rApetA NV
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

Asalroux effort wall be snasls 70 put /
une Of 9teasDeFs On the Yellowstone mex
eeae0a. Bat for tive Indian hostiIitie,
The 1acceastul Davigstioa of thar river
vJoA have been closriy demonstr.
shh year-llpdependent.
There has b~sa, ssd now d. line OF
sessosn on ibS Yellowstone. and she ID :
dns hostilities hsvs desaoLstSA.ed that
~ Ys l,wstone y nsvigahle, later IL The
saasoa tAao The Missoasi, shove Carroll.
H heosst aud Just. nsghbor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

a military command has been establish
% under Crook to be known 40 the Dis.
trict q the Black Hills, and Genera
Ronald 3. Mackenzie. Colonel Of the al
Cavalry, Is assigEed 10 ito command. will
Headquarters 81 Camp Robinson, Req
Cloud Agency, Nebraska
The surviving enlisted men Of the 7eh
Cavalry. without exception. Joined 10 !
petition Tor the promotion Of Major Reno
70 Lieut. Colonel vice Custer, killed, and
sor The promotion Of Captain BeDtesp 70
Major vice Reno, and In thr petition the
boys pay both Of these officers the highest
compliment p0esible.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
WASHINaTON Anr

WASHING TON. Aug. 81.
It IS mentioned q sad coincidence
that The journey Of Hon. r. w. Ferry
President Of the Senate, to Washington
last fall. just previous to the opeti,g OF
70" session. was 70 attend the Ohsequies
Of Vice President Wilson, presiding offl
Ger OF the Senate. and his journey home
ut the close Of the session was with tn.
remains If Mr. Kerr. presiding officer al
the House. The seton Of Ferry in de
laying his departure from Washington
when be received the intelligence of tn.
death OF Kerr. in order that be might
pay . tribute of respect to the dtAd
statesman and accompany his remains to
their ffnal renting place, is spoken at al
appropriate. and the friends OF the de.
ceased express their appreciation OF the
thoughtful Courtesy OF the presiding Off
Ger Of the Senate.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
THE ENEMY OF D,sEh~E!
THE.FoE PAIN
To Man and Beast
lie the GraiiA Old
MUSTANG
LIN I'M ENT

Which has stood the test Of 40 years.
Ihefe is no sore it will not heal. no lame
:. ness i Viii not cure, no ache, no nam
,a y al1llcts the human body. III the bod,
OF . horse or other domestic animal. iha
does not yield to its magic touch. a bot
s.a costing ID cts. 50 cts !. o.
VI W. has often saved tie life Of h.,
man being and restored to life and use
1oihess msny valuable horse.
FOR MEN, 1T WILL CURE
rheumatism: Burns; Scalds. Bruises, Outs
Rrost bites. Swellnys, Contrscte., Cords
Pain in the Back, Lumbavo Sc;a,,e.
Gh'sclains; Strains, stuff JOINS Sor.
Nipples, Eruptiohs, Pains; Wounds
Ulcers. -1
FOR ANIMALS. 1T WILL CURE
s spas w; Calls end Sores, sw.nny, Ring
annl0rs and Sores, Lame ness. Swe,l;n..
Scratches, nistenper, Stiffness, Htrains !
Soreness. Open Sores. @'"''