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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21


All. DoTE@ a kAsss f~rsesssees
1m1v ANN n ,s,a
MEsfIGAfrNG GENERAL GRANf.
r,., .;no. The pr,.spt Democratic
c.,.,~. ,.ms into mower he ,oupsr,
~. -. flooded visA rvvors. Of Inys.-
.,,..;p. comuit,ssL An which ,tupsn-
An. fr,.ds ON he oovsnnsnt ere IN
..r,h.a q, s.,so,.sa 10 b. unssrthsd.
I,,..t..tiop. arr sooa thi,u. vhsu
n..,sr..nx .om.thi., N ipv-.-aie,s..
- ,..,.,c an. ,,,;sv ~ n.so..I
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~--I..-s 80 LIN M. a..
"~~rr~r.- a.. m-u., c.
AZ. p.n,.n
"
inc e0ahuy sn' "
sosbing. soh We are NOS ansai
enough TO wen isdaiss IN h0ps @a'
there viii b any pause made In
v~sstesting policy OF our psmoerano
hssshrsn. Thy have begun thsff 'ssss
Of power on the s~upposidon that svsFy-
body Who came before them va sssspsd
In corruption Z; and they svines de.''-
ninstion 10 continue tns'f snoi reign
on he s.ns bread pune'P's o. o'.
Ever sinos mo ssssmonns Oh Soos!e.
there have osea p.oes Ana oooo
TO impiieais frss'dsns ofan. IN s0"s
one Of ths numerous irsnds enAIssa
against his s~neordinaiss. "as
the srimss Of Bslknap we're brought 70
light . howl OF vrstch'd Joy ven' up
nom the Dsooerssae camp
one OF ne frssidsn's no0''n0..
member Of MS C.o'h''' ,na NV.
uA sa o.s A..
"a No.. ,h.,
.ns -, h. 49, =,
ma sAc P -...s.,. 1911
'ss -;,h -,
'nsir 'o'ns nv, '", No. M.
snE -. =, no,V,;,. Y.,.r.
INV an. p.n,h,;c
p~nAP- .~-,a~,,.... ~,
nave 70 " w.
carried ON /. uu'~s Wv 80
The frssadsn. ~.
snvironeo WIN
al striving 70 as'''oP N M.
grscs hln IN W syss"
trusted rnenas '.n
whom hs . p'Aesa impulses
tfaysd him. oo' .u" n''
Suspicion could % maas 70 .'A'
num-
integrity Of an A'a0ns' .no -.
began to weaken In hsir snof's rum
him.
AZ length. however, q committee mas
found something upon which 'ney nave
dared TO base charges against Prs"idsn'
Grant. According TO our dispatches
this morning he 10 ccussd OF using 'ns
money Of tho Secret Service fand 70
influence the elections In New iork. ~
10 said that be diverted $4,000 70 mis-
purpose from 1871 10 1910. and tnas me
money vss paid on orders In his own
hand. This 10 . very serious ehsss'
and. II true, would blast The rsputA-
ton Of even 20 great man
- General Grant. But unfortunately
for the Immaculate Investigators inc
charge will not hold water. Inc VA
900 was paid on the Presidents ordsf'
and be does not deny IL. bas "~as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

IT ID announced that . National In
dependent Convention will Be- held Al
Indianapolis May 18th. which move
men, is urged "as the only hope VI -
curing t,iat jus, financial Legislation and
honest government which fs indispsns-
able to the public welfare"
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Democratic STATE cesvsssss. si
Nebraska.
wrsrsnN.A AK
NJ. Yranciscs Nsws.

SAN F~RAscrsco. April 20.-At 8 O'Clock
this morning Supervisor Havisy and
Special Agents Crane and Clark called al
the Office OF the Internal Revenue Col.
lector and demanded the keys Of The
vault for the purpose Of making an ~.
animation into the collectors accounts.
Throughout the morning they have been
busily engaged In examining and count.
ing Internal Revenue stamps and coin.
These examinations or takings OF stock.
a. they are called, Q periodically.
but the unusually early hour at which II
was commenced this morning has created
q futter In official circles and rumors Of
something being wrong are thick. Col
lector Ssdgwick and his deputies profess
to be utterly ignorant Of any unusual
motive promoting this movement. II II
understood tho Supervisor and his as
s~istants are acting under special orders
from Washington.
The Republican primary election TO-
day has been void OF excitement and Q
light vote was cast. The Custom-houss
brigade made their fight In . very Close,
rsticent manner, while the reform wing
worked openly and evidently Ipollsd
q heavy vote, though no result has A. yet
been obtained.
At n meeting Of the vorkiugmsn TO-
night resolutions were adopted rsciting
that the Board Of Supervisors. while
pretending TO be friends Of the working
class. had neglected to make provision
for cleaning and improving The streets,
thereby dspriving many laboring men OF
the opportunity 10 earn Q living, and
while protesting to oppose the immigra-
ton and employment Of Chinese. were
actually giving employment to them.
aud that therefore the meeting brands
the Board A an enemy Of worhngnen,
who will In future hold them responsi-
Die ~ such. On motion, the Mayor
was exempted from this otherwise
sweeping condemnation.
newer Feusd daily OF Aurdsr b
"a ~hf she First Dsgrss.
wISNENuccA. April 20.-The long and
tedious trial Of j. W. Rover. the muir
dsrer, has Teen brought to a close. For
fourteen days have the jury In this case
been confined to the Court-house. The
case has been a most peculiar one, To-
volving q great amount OF circumstan-
tial evidence and causing . rigid and
cross-sxamination. Thspros-
ecution and defense we're ably represent
ed and an eloquent and telling argument
10 behalf OF the defendant was made By
Hon. II. 8. Bonniheld. The jury bsing
instructed by the court at 1880 ?. NJ.
Judge Bonnineld prsslding. they re-
tired. and after an absence Of one hour
and a half returned = verdict OF guilty
OF murder in the irst degree. The
Courthouse was well packed with spec
,ators and the universal opinion 'prp
walls that the verdict Is correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

TEE Silver City Avalanche ssys that
much freight for Silver Il lying n Front
creek. and cannot possibly cone up %
account Of IL eondition Of The roads.
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Tn coinage Of silver yin proceed a
an aetivs rsas IN ths several Unissd
IS,ssss MINI until Juns. SAG
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

A coUHTY TEACHERS. INsrrruTE. WILL
IN Virginia City. commencing on THURSDAY,
Nay ith, d 10 O'Clock A. r.. NJ lasting two
days. All Of the Teaehsu eonnsctsd with the
Public schools Of Storey county ars expected
10 b. N ~attsDdanoa. Tsachsn from Lyon,
omsby ana wAshos eouniiss sss also cordially
invited 10 be present. ~
supsrintsndept Of Public schools, ~
ads1td storey County. nsyads.
ITORTTf CALHOUN 0oLD AND
in siLvER MINING c0MPANY,-Loeatiou
Of principal place Of business, Gold NV. Ne
Locsi,on Of works, Eagle AID Carson Mining
District, Ormsby county, Nevada.
Notiee.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
IoUlnfdeschbsd stock Of he North Calhoan
Cola lnd silver Mining Company, on socount
Of assessment mo. ~ levied october 10. i51s,
the several amounts ct opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders. a. followsi
dNsDsa If eharss. AMI.
A p IIansou. .ftoo. $50 90
Wiltan Caiheun ..... ..........teooo. .f1o 0
D ~ ....WW
Ard N sccardanos With law, md IN ordse Il
he Board Of Trustees, msds % ~ ioth DAP "
ApriL. ig7o, - maay shasss d seeh parcel %
"a npeh - mag b nsoesaay VIII - ~
q pubiis aucaou, q ths omos II ~ COMPANY,
nines:sc os,iagS.s .cc.;.osh III:
u tbs houf Of I o'clock .. r.. 70 psy I'D q.
linqusss sssssss en- th.ssea. togethsr With cot
Of sAvsrising ~ sxpsnss q ssis.
" CIDER Of ne Bosrd ~ TTs:5sss .s,J
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GROWN POINT

LIVERY q FEED STABLES
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.
l. ROTG --slNc
Corner Of MAI. ssd Pissssr streets, u
The uppsr part Of Ts~., a.d
sppssits the Crswn Pslut
I6lli wsrks, ss Nal. street,
below The Churches.
SIMON OGG,-- Proprietor.
HueerEs. RooxAxkrs and ~cARRiloxs.
Of all d~ssssiptioss. together with IA
ExcELLKSr TEAMS and SADDLE HORSES,
Re let o. rsasssssis terms.
Hpl4AW a.
.srook soARpsp.
By the week or month. In the DEsr MANNER.
HAY, BARLnY AID OATS aiways e.
hasd asd fer sale.
Everything In and about both sstablish-
nsuts CLAN and COMFORTABLE, and a..
ranged In the beet style, with attentive and
faithful hostiefs always rsdy, night and day.
to attend upon customer.
NJ carriages, stock and stable facilities arr
second 70 none 10 The state. Call ssd -.
an SIMON oGG.-
DIS. sALLAsrH. l.. yoLson.
D. s. eALLATIN q co.
ooLp7niLL,' NEVADA
H r D w A r E
Iron, Steel, Coal,
Astove', Fin wars,x
FUSE, POWDER, ROPE, BLOCKS,
GAS FIFE AND yIrrIN0s.
shevels, Picks, Handles, Nails,
7H0l2l mining ssa Mining Goods.
GALVANIZED IRON: PIPE
ssAO. ,s o.sr.. :
BONANZA BAZAAR
DEPOT!
Uynt GIVE PAsrIcurAH~
Nm ofsWWu
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
TALL MUSICAL MsrRuMKNfs.
Pleas call ~ sxaains stock.
Aiso-A full lin. Of yANcY GOODS. etc.
Iaahss sv,sssiry -
WALL PAPER AND llulmo9.
J. .. LBvlNo0N,
No. ieS es.sA os,ssss. uzinia. M.
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A . :.'.s 6 s:'s H M Fl, s.1 : !. ST.. SIT.
hsnixs lAnK OF oALIyoRNIA.E
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DoRn.
IisT on I1TTGReI

nKNAINN0 IN THE GOLD HILL rosT
IL once April 81. fs1e. n not called fos
within one month they viii Be sent 10 the Dead
I6tfsr Once. WaahinRtons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-21

~ t08 Huut VI uvh SaAhc w himt ~ -
last might come forth unsmirched. II
Is to b. feared that this hope will prov.
fallacious. The revelations made before
the committee Of the House investigats
ing expenditures in the Department OF
Justice, show tho President 10 10 the
author Of Q raid upon the Treasury
WHOSE unwarTanted sharnelsssness even
the witness has not the courage to de
fsnd. This IL q great blow to the Presi-
dent. An for Williams and Davenport,
they have no character TO lose that they
would Be likely to grieve over, or any
one slss for them. but to the President,
who surely counts on \ respected mem
ory, this discovery must be A. great a
shock o. Il will prove TO the country at
large.
The 7fibmx's Washington special con-
hrms the story briefly. bat evidently too
late for an editorial.
The Saa has also the story in full
without comment. q
WARRINGTON, April 20.-In regard 10
The testimony d Whitley and ex-Attor-
nsy General Williams. before the Com
mitiss on Expenditures In the Depart.
ment Of Justies yesterday. Williams In
conversation to-day. said: elm 1872 the
President came TO me after his return
from . trip to New York and said no
hsd examined the work Of Davenport
In preparing . perfectly accurate list
Of the voters in New York. and that he
deeply impressed with its import
ance; that when the list was completed
II would be an eifectual preventative u
fraudulent voting; that the expense OF
making the List was great and that he
vishsd I would assist Davenport BY ray-
ing out Of suoh funds a could properly
Be- ussd such sums Of money ~ would
inusufs the completion OF this import
ant work. Accordingly I did pay Dsv-
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Everything In and about both sstabiish-
nsnh CLEAN and COMFORTABLE, and ~.
ranged In the beet style, with attentive and
faithful hostiess always ready. night and day.
TO attend upon customer.
NJ carriages. stock and stable facilities arr
second 70 none 10 The state. Call ssd 49,.
an SIMON oGG..
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! Tkel vern,sa aEauinox..


ProfuEiep 9ayer. mqde 9 worse blunder iii
all his.ysfaaAtAer predictions than in falling
to predict tbA ePldest Weather for IL :inonths
for the, iQaSstt len days. aGenerally rail,
variable, snd cool y was the Professors pre-
dictian! titpr TT Fha week ending with the tsth;
ana ';}ffafsfettleg heavy rains III SOME iocaii-
ties, wisP high |yindfs' w.is to have been the
weather from ftie, 10Th to the 22nd. Now,
the l7Fh a,d 18TH were cool, though clear.
The l9Fh lSppday) was cloudy iii the fore
noon. AND rain ca me pouring down in the
afterno2.l, until after bedtime. Then. CAME
snop, Which lay On the ground and was visit
BILE eVerywhere Monday morning. Monday
wasthe coidestday OF the past twelve months,
and, the night succeeding, ice formed five
eighths 81 an inch thick and the ground WINS
frozefifullyH three-eiyhths Of an inch-tbe
hardeaGfree1e since the winter of 1875. The
damage done To vegetation amounts to
mean ~ u Total destruction. Corn that Wa
up, we are told, win have to be planted
over, aud that which was only sprouted j.
not In condition to trust. FORWARD,
English peas ,are injured as also early
beams, tohIntoes and the like. 1t is though,
that all the mast, except red-oak, has ais.
been destroyed: .Fhe fruit, Fortunately
has not been injured, except late peaches
plu,iis,' aptfcotsH and very carly varieties OF
the grape. E""@'N. Co. i,r$ t..r,,... .
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4AincilI,aciS':S Rejection i'm tise Sc,3:sss

The Washington corrcspondcn; of the,
Now York Herald tells how f;ncht,Ac:l re
t.cired the news of his defeat lin the house
Of his fricnds:'
The long agony is over. rinrhbac<'.. :td-
mission to ~ seat IN the Senate WAS ,,I.l l,i
end TO by adociding vote Yesterday, ct
twent y-nine for him to thirtN-Iwu against
him. \ New England s'cmtiorial cnluunu.
headed by EdnundS. composed OF the Nor
fitis OF Maine and Vermont. Na3icig h, of
New Hampshire and DaweS and Bouipcil.
Of Massachusetts, did the business. Three
years and more OF time having been con-
Sumed in dspoSing of this Issue, it is as
tonishins, that the New England dissent crs
stood without Il change from the first and
except w tn three or four, who We're Syuvcr-
ing and did not have tho nerve, there has
been no change, aud the whole matter was
decided, when tho thing came TO point, in
just twelve minutes.
The anal isis of the vote shows that the
pre-eminehly legal and sta,csmanlil<c
minds of the East, as is claimed by their
Pinchbae~'s admission, while the more I'M
assuming public mon stood up for their
party as they considered it.
Poor Pinchbaok was condolod with al
over Washington last evening. He bears
his defeat bravely, and deserves great
iYE@dit and admiration for his tortitudc
>s5tfrinE the debate he stood mp in the
Chamber, near the main entrance to tho
Senate, while the most untavorahie things
were said OF him, until near the close Of the
pending issue. He twrriea leisurely a tcln-
gram which he had written to his wife
covering n statement of his defeat. but not
detection, and asking her TO comfort his
old mother on whom the blow would come
hardest. He waited, with 4 cool ncvrc and
a brave smile on his face, until the fiat WAS
reached, and then ran to tho messenger at
the door, sending OFT his dispatch. He inn
plediately returned to whore he was sta
toned before, and acted one relieved
Many: Republican Senators came to him
and cousoled him.
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From the New Orleans Presbyterian OF
the 9th, we obtain the following notice OF
Red River Presbytery:; Crs.gtf.f
Tie Presbytery of Red River adjourned
to meet in Vienna, Thursday, April 9Th. a.
nant with his people, Rev. j. n. Davidson.
tresbyterinl Conference: son keeping the
sabbath holy,'' Kev. A. Il. Banks. Com
missioners' assessment: Mansfield 80,
shreveport $50, Good Hope ~, keachi 80,
inden H. frenson 81 Kosk 3 Mount Mount -
Alabama IS. state Line ~, Mount Zion vs.,
Monroe 81, Oakridge 70, Alto go, Union ~,
bytery Sunday-school and Presbyterial
ports. t,,. CYRUS HARRINGTON, $. T..
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The Subsfitution Of SILVER.


Says Washington special to tho Phi,a-
delphia Press:
1t is ascertained that the Secretary of the
Treasury will not sign the order for tho
stl bstitution of silver for fractianal Gu rrenc>
u,tiess specifically directed so to do by the
president, or by resolution of Congress.
The higher officials of the treasury admit
the entire practicability ofthe measure, anu
have strongly urged it within the past few
days, but the Secretary persists in withhold
ting his signatnre. The silver now lies idl.
in the vaults of the sub-treasuries and Uni.
ted States depositaries at the money centres
in every part OF the country, ready for the.
Secretary's orders. In q political point OF
view it is thought that the Secretary would
promptly seize the opportunity to NEE. the
Expectations of the people III this matter
In conversation with a friend he stated tina,
he did not wish to assume the responsible
ity, though he felt assured that tho ste,
would be successful. In the meantime the
fractional currency on hand at tho date OF
suspension Of work in the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing is well nigh exhausted.
This Wonld force the use of silver, but, as
the Secretary's friends say, it would be at
tended with no special credit.
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Conservatism.
As viewed From a Country Standpoint
From tho Clinton Patriot Demo,rat.

lcfo!l thc clinton IhirlOt-DemoGrat.
There are throughout louisiana not !.
tow honest and conscientious white men
who, forgetting the Injuries and insults
hoaped upon the people and the State BY
concessions t" this va;,,iuI horde and TOY
this purpose and with this intent are
pleased to term themselves Conservatives.
we are ut Il loss 40 understand how amy
man or class OF men can content themselves
by occ"rAlnG neutral position hall
way gronnd at ~ moment wnen a set Oh
vipers like those who follow in the wake OF
Kellogg, and who have allowed no oppor-
tHnity to pass without insulting crushing
and robbing our i'm impoverished people are
again conlendinSin:s for the mastery. Can
they think fora moment that by a passive
p!unCeriHS, or Il band Of murt!ercrS from
shielding blood? can they hope b,: grove.
WHO !i'ss; usucrcd the highest office ia the
S:fs OF s!'a people OF The ssl.ste, and deprived
5i,o G, "ino;* ;ina iie o:pAan q The las hard
willing to accord TO tlem such !, small
amount of common sense. Their own
Judgment must dictate 10 them the fac. thai
II our peop" are to hope for any relief
FROM oppression, it liiust be throu III unity
and determination; and that to present All
for them to fall into line with the onl;
purity which to-day stands in direct OPPOSE
tion to i t C, and rsscality; and with
public heart.
The day and the hour has arrived when
every man in Lou isiaEa must cit her follow
the proud banner OF the Democratic party
or fall into line with the dirty Erels,
IND ignorant hord who tr,,d,e after Kei-
tossS, Cesay and other rasc:,!s who have too
long infested Louisiana.
White men Of East reiicana! white men
men or the State, upon which side of the
nouse will You have it that you shall be
tound? remember, you must either be
Wlth us or against us i'll tho coming tight.
tncre will he no halfway ground upon
which you can stand and give an approv-
ing word to each side. You must eithe,
stand with the poor and oppressed, but
honest ana Intelligent white people, or
worse, with Kellogg and his band of cut
throats and robbers. Which will Won pre-
fer? The choice is with you. There are
and Will be but two parties in the field.
Inc first Will triumph and tho latter will be
utterly defeated and routed. Take your
stand, and take it at ouce.
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The s:Col0rel movement.

The Macon, Georgia, Telegraph and Mes.
selfsser has some sensible ideas in regard t.
the call of the delegation OF colored men a,
he rooms OF the Democratic National Exe
their reduest for 'the political recognition
NJ their printed declBrationH that they ,yert
tired OF the '''selt-ilnpesed- yoke, of Radi-
caiisnn; etc.., etc. says: ~ 81 =
4'"We fear the golored brethren were play
Ing = pieee.of dipletaacy-either asking u
brighten the Radicals into better terms. WI.
trust the Democratic National Committee
received them kindly, but made. no com
initials. Let the committee look south
ward aud learn. There HI not in the whole
south one sensible reason why the negroes
the residents and property holders in
Democrats of the South employ and pay
the negroes neatly every cent they gel, fur
nish them with &chooiinY for their children
and aid tiaam in all their religious anil char
table institutions; while from the Radicals
they get nothing much better than the
freedmen's bank. II they are sick and
suffering all their help comes from the
Democrats, and, az q matter of course they
are apparently firm friends Of the Demo
Gratis till election day comes, and then
every politician OF them votes against US to
a man. Others owing to black (not white)
u very few vote the Democratic ticket.
The difficulty is u social one. The Demo-
Gratis cannot bring themselves to social
atHliation with the negroes, and until they
do-which will be neVer--the negro vote i
as certain tor the Radical ticket as any
therefore, to count on or court negro politi,
cal votes for the Democracy. It will be
found cheaper to fight the sable politicians
at the ballot box than to feed them.''
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kAvor Items.

The riySr has been rising steadily for sew
eral days. and ~ now higher than at any
time dnring the Boating season. The cur
rent y dpl1 and sluggish; the prospects are
good for big river. We hear that the
BLACK river country is under water The
town of Trinity is submerged
ine shannon passeh up, with splendid
trip, Wednesday morning.
The Tnintte Baker lies near tho Wharf
boat undergoing repairs iron, damages
Sustained 10 the bartholomew by being
ivenintotthe timber by a heavy wind.
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NDTsCs: OF ELECTION.

MAYORS OEFIcn Cry OF, MONROE.
March 10, 1870.
Notice is hereby given, tina. pursuant t.
Stctions two. three and four OF .Ac: No. $!
OF the Acts passed hythc General .Assc:nbl,
of the State Of Louisiana, ut the first Se:,.
sion OF the third Legislature, begun u;C
i"id III Now Orleans, January q, 1873, Il,
election will be held IN the CITY OF Monroe
on the
FIRST MONDAY, Ist tayo MAY, 1879
by the pualiilro vol ers of Monroe
For ono Mayor aud seven Co,lnciIneu
FRED. F.S DOM,
800 Mayor.
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