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ITO ACRES OF LAND.

The improvements consist Of q newly built
two-slory and Attic Frame 4 .s,~-
DWELLING HOUSE, Ab
with Back Building, convent 81 Es.
emily arranged, with Cellar =
under the entire building, 6 new Frame Barn
oOx25 feet with Ihreshing floor, Stable 5Ox25
feet, Granary, Corn House, with Shedding
attachedi smoke House, Dairy, and all other
necessary outbuildings. Water convenient to
the buildings with a due proportion of
Meadow land, and about 80 acres Is in Tim.
Der. There is also on this farm 4 thriving
Apple and Peach Orchard, Grapes, and other
choice fruit. 3D. A Farm Of about
ITO ACRES
The improvements are Log Dwelling House.
EEr also large Orchard Of Apple Trees;
u on this farm there is due proportion
1of Wood and Meadow Land. Sd. A
parcel of about 0 Acres Of Land, which Il ali
Meadow Land. These several parcels Of
land adjoin each other, and are in high state
Of cultivation, the fields are enclosed by good
fencing, and the land is conveniently watered.
The above described property is in the oc.
eupancy Of Daniel Vondersmith, is on the
Western Maryland Railroad, about one half
mile IRON finksbuyg Station, and adjoins the
lands OF John Hollingsworth, John Gist, Mr..
small ana Others Is convenient TO churches,
mills, schools, postofilce, &c.
The location Of these farms, quality Of land,
&c.. render them worthy the attention OF
purchasers. A survey Of the property will be
made previous to the day of sale, and plat
OF the same will be exhibited, By which the
same will be sold. Persons wishing 20 view
the property will please call on Daniel Won.
dersmith, residing thereon.
Terms Of Sale ;-0ne-half cash on the day
Of sale, or on the ratification thereof; one
fourth in one year, and the other one-fourth
in two years from the day Of sale; the credit
payments to be secured by the notes Of the
purchasers with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
ROBERT r. B0ARMAN,
CHAS. 7. REIFSNIDER, trustees.
JoHE M. YIEGLISG, Auctioneer. an 2l.ts
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sT. LAWRENCE

WILL stand at the subscriber ~
w Stable, Westminster, during
the Season, commencing April 8, and close
July o. For further pafticulars apply to
II. HAINES, Owner,
mar "a Westminster, Nd.
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TEUsTEEs' SALE
Valuable Farms.

RY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as a Court of
Equity, passed IL cause No. 1886 EQUITY, the
undersigned, as Trustees, will sell al Public
Sale, on the premises, 70 the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, Me I5M day Of May, 1871,
at 2 o'clock, p. N. precisely, the following
Valuable Real Estate. LIST. A Farm con.
tanning about
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
Asorr rN~rAs,rKD LETTERS.

1t Is q very common thing for the
writer Of . letter to drop It into the
postofics without attaching the asess-
sary stamp. In such cases. the letter
instead OF being forwarded to il ad-
dress Is sent TO the Dead Letter Office in
Washington. Then q circular Is sent to
the person to whom 1t Is addressed,
calling for stamps. II the stamps are
sent, the letter is forwarded. and the re-
osivsr made happy. II they are not
sent the letter Is considered dead. and
destroyed. There is . good deal Of the
!" circumlocution Office business about
this system. 1t Is particularly assrava-
ting 10 citizens Of the Pacific Coast. II
an ~unstampsd letter is dropped in the
postoncs in San Francisco. addressed to
Gold Hill. IL will b two weeks. at least.
and perhaps longer. before the person 70
whom Ii belongs receives IL. II may 30
. very valuable letter. and the time thus
Lost may defeat the objects for which Ii
was written. would it not b better to
forward u~nstamped letters, and collect
the postage on delivery There Is no
risk in this. for no person would refuse
to pay three cents for . letter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
A PUBLIC RELIEF.

The action Of the bonanza firm in
eonfsssing Judgment against themselves
In the matter Of the bullion tax suits.
and paying the full amount Of their
taxes. il somsthing to DO appreciated at
the present stage Of hard times. The
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars tied
up so long in legal litigation and jeop-
ardy. which are now voluntarily given
up and turned loose. are like . shower
Of golden rain after a destructive inan-
cial drought. They might easily have
kept this money tied mp in litigation
for months longer. to the serious
detriment Of the vital interests
and credit Of the State, but
they very kindly and sensibly concluded
to pay IL. waving their own rights in
the matter. out Of consideration for the
benefit and relief Of their fellow-citizsns
and the State at largo. They still re-
serve their rights and opinions in the
matter. and may still insist upon the
sams at some future time. But the
money so much needed at the present
time is released and put in circulation.
the clogyed wheels Of government are
properly fabricated once more. and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.
From tn. p,.. L Hin. Pioneer. Ap,i. n

fFrom the B'a. L Hin. Pioneer. Apri, al
Mr.. j. J.. Williams Is working eight
hands night and day ON his claim. No. II.
above discovery. on Wildwood. and
averages . cleanup Of ten ounces per day.
lie expects in about two weeks to press the
work vigorously, and will give employ
ment 10 at least forty men. A large por-
ton Of the city Of Deaiwood Is built over
this claim.
Lead City IL destined TO DO one Of the
most prosperous mining districts In the
Hills. New discoveries are being made
daily. and many Of them are as rich, and
show o. good prospects ~ the lcdss already
known 10 fame.
Claim No. 10. above discovery. on Dead
wood. MAS sold in Judge Murphy's Office
on Wednesday for 5000 cash. by Mr..
Alexander Msvor to James r. Welsh Of
Gayville.
The reported rich placer diggings at
Redwater. caused quite a stampede OF the
ever ready prospectors from Gayville,
Golden Gate and vicinity.
Mr.. John McAleer is reaping tho re-
wards of his labor on his we'll known
claim ON DeAdwooi. his returns are among
the largest In the country.
Frank Norton 4 Co. ATe daily cleaning
up q great amount % gold, and keep
twenty men constantly employed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
The Doom Of Turkey.

II We may believe astrological pre-
dictions. the dissolution Of the Turkish
Empire. ut least in Europe. Is at hand.
In 1854. at ths time OF the Russian war.
the following was extensively circulated
among the newspaper pr-ss. II Is an
old prediction. and was hrst pablished
about tie middle OF the fifteenth cen.
fury. A. ID. 1850:
In twice txo hunifei years the Bear
The Crescent shall sssali.
But " the Cock and Hall shite
The Bear shall not prevaL."
so far 80 good. The Bear (Russia)
did assail the Crescent Turkey. but
France and England represented BY the
Cock aud Bull respectively united with
Turkey. aud the Bear was foiled. But
the prophecy continues:
In twenty y.s,- fron that set out,
lie, Islam know aud lear:
The cr.s shall wave, the Crcrc'n nj wan.
Dissolve AMI Disappear"
This would indicate thnt the dis
ruPtion OF the Turkish Empire Is about
to take place. We have not long to
wait for the ful6llmsnt Of the prophecy.
which already bids fair to be realized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

The chronic Democratic comment on
everything the President does is ''oh.
Il is all we'll enough. but he has been so
long about u. Mr.. Tildsn would have
done the some thing in . quarter OF the
time" Mr. Tildsn worked quickly but
nee in his his-whsn he tried to buy
tha, missing vote in Oregon. and every.
body knows how successful he was then.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

The Turks first line Of defense.
along the Danube. Is 400 miles long
not NO long as the line OF the Ohio
from Pittsburg 10 Cincinnati. Owing
Ia the condition Of the country. how
ever. there are but four roads through
Eosmania by which II 10 practicable for
the Russians TO move n army to the
Danube. These are TO Kalaiat or Wild
din, at the extreme western end OF Rou-
mania, and near the Servian border ;
Sikopolis. $50 miles fusther down /;
Ru,sehuek. about midway between Wild.
din and the mouth ; aud Tultscha, near
the mouth Of the Danube. OF these.
Tnltscha Is the nearest the Russian
territory. aud the most desirable route.
in some respects, while Ratschuck Is
th. bsst in many others. The Turks
have the advantage in the eonhgurstion
Of tho banks. On the southern or Bull
narian aide the banks are high and pre-
options. made 81 by the spurs OF the
Balksns-only 20 or GO miles distant
which the water has cut down to rugged
and imprsc,icabls d%.elivities. while on
the northern side the country Is . plain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

;IR. WADE 10 credited with saying in
explanation Of his famous letter that 1t
was entirely confidential. and Was made
public by . person Totally depravsd
aud utterly destitute Of honor" This
is pleasant for Mr. U. Hssp Painter ;
but Why does Mr.. Wade correspond
with such a disreputabls person on 10
important . question as the Presidential
policyf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. :1f.

We ~ B4u'D
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
u City, NeyadA, February 7s. .I..so -
hereby given that the ukOsh OoNsvLr
IDATED MINING COMPANY, a eorpV,'" Ix
under the laws VI the state OF Califotnla; ny
John A. NeousId. its Aitomsy IN fact. whose
postonhcs address 10 Virginia tity. siatn OF We
ysds, has made application for J 10 hhsaf Ies,
Of the Grosh vein, lode or deposit, peafiha roIu
asd silver. located ~ the "Grosh Minits I'm.
pany. 0rosh Lsdge," tog.ther WIN VIZ.
ground four hundred and atty tts0) feet IN wiu'n
Tor the convenient working thereof. a. aliosss
BY local rules aud customs OF miners. sssa
mineral claim, vein, lode OF deposit anu sulIaee
ground being situate In the Gold iiili nInins
District. county Of storey and state OF Nes'as,
and being more particularly set iofth ADD us-
scrbed IN the oficial field notes OF survey
thereof on die IN this once rnd posi-d On the
claim. % follows. TO wit; ms.
Beginning 81 . post marked NO. J, W. ': sui.
vsy No. las. vhencs bears the SAVAGE nin,ns
Oomplny's chimney north 81 degrees east, the
smoiestsch on Julia hosting works north ~
dsQrees 8 minutes fast: tAtLce running rom
ssid most No, I, dTst course. routh ~ ueetees
and So minutes west 40 feet 10 pos, NJ.
standing against the west eide OF We '..,g,nnnn..
and Gold Hill Water comrany's stable. dlstAnt
o. RET from the NORTHWEST corner thJcoi:
hence running from said poet No y. second
eourss. south ] degrees and 10 minnie. sar.
1870 fest 20 poet No. ,. standing spoui w ~
north OF the Virginia and IIus,.s "
irseI ther CO running irom ssid poe, MOI
third course. nor.h 81 d,g,ssr - n,ina, a.ss,
$50 feet TO poet No. =. ~henee bear. w uaa a y,
sscuon corner ON The south line OF sssuons ~
Township II north. Range 81 sa't; u; d; NJ.
south 7ik degrees east. distant LEO I.e,,
thence running from tAid poet No. =. ioar'.
eourse south 4 degrees and 10 minutes wet
1900 feet TO pnst NJ. .. the place Of besinAihg
containing Ism acre. ..n.,
Bearings 'npre.std from tho ,rhe ~ ni,uu,s.
Magnetic variation. ID degrees anu "h'""'''
east. f
survey made 10 conform.with tho record OF
~loeaiion According 10 the testimony Of witresfrs
10 the identity thereof The labor ani Improve.
ments IN said mining ground, Consisting vI,wo
rbsIts, tIeeediIs Ave hundred dollar. IN value.
Any and all peisons claiming sdNer-eiy A.y
portion VI said mining around, h.feihneioie
Described. are required TO ME Their ta.tise
claim with the Register Of the Chitsa n'..ss
land once al Car.on CITY. Nevada. dlritg the
sixty days period of publication hereof, or NY
VIII bs barred by virtue Of the provisions of th"
statute. .,, ,
mhs ed q. NJ. nAuhls. keii,,er.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
THE COMMERCIAL ASPECT OF rHE
WAR.

IL Is well understood thai he var nov
going on in Europe viii bsnsft this
nation commercially. and to . very
great extent. How much Of material
wealth will pour into America from the
Old World Il 10, Of oourss. impossible
TO state. but We can estimate and judge
approximately from the figures fur.ishsd
by the first month Of the struggle.
The New York Tm<s. which Ii . very
careful s~tatistcian. and can usually Be
relied on fer information Of this kind.
has compiled . series Of table, showing
our trade with Europe in the past. and
what Ii il likely TO Be while the present
war il raging. We have not The spses
to reproduce the tables. but . summary
OF the results which they indicate will
prove Of interest to all q readers.
1t ssems that from March 18th TO
April 25th the price Of beef advanced ii
per cent. that Of -four 30 per cent.
and that Of wheat - per cent. The
Times expresses some doubt whether
this advance 10 entirely legitimate.
Some part Of Il il no doubt due to the
manipulations Of spectators but
granting that. the fact still remains that
a legitimate advance has been made In
tho price Of these staples; and that but
for the European war. which they made
the base Of operations, the spectators
would have been unable to manipulate
the market TO the above extent. 30
that the struggle across the water 10 the
primary Of the rise. Whatever
may bs the near cause.
There will DO . large market for our
wheat in Europe this year. and that
market has been created entirely BY the
war. Last year Russia exported TO Eng
land IS. o00. 900 bushels Of wheat, and
Turkey sent G.s0O.OO0 bushels Of the
same commodity. Neither country can
send . single grain this year. They
will need all that they car produce. and
very likely more. for the support Of
their armies and population. But all
the same England must have this
wheat. She cannot get IL from India
for the recent famine has denudsd that
empire Of everything In the way Of bread
stuffs. Where. then. is shs I, 90 for
tho staple that she must havsi Evil
dently to the United States. We need
have no fear Of selling all the wheat
that We can produce. The only trouble
is going to b TO produce enough to
meet the demand. And. Of course. the
smaller the supply the greater will be
the price asked and paid; . that the
farmers Of California this year with
only half a crop will in all probability
make o. much out OF IL rs they did last
year on q full crop.
In the midst Of u Joy over this fact.
however. we must remember tho other
side OF the question. We are glad to
take all the money We can get from Eu-
rope /; bu. the price which We get for our
wheat from foreigners will be demanded
Of and paid by our own citizens. The
result will be that We shall have TO pay
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

"HAvx You Forgotten Me-" Is the
title Of a very pretty and popular ballad
by Moody. published by Mr.. Gray. los
Ksarny street. San Francisco. and q copy
Of which be has favored US with. The
writer Of this certainly has not forgotten
Gray. Used to know him when he was
"a humble clerk" and before he DO.
came . bloated bondholdsr and the chief
music dealer and publisher Of the
Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

Tux telegraph reports that the Turk
i.h fleet has bomtarded and burned the
,,~n Of Poti (po-tse). This ia a mil
ita.y point Of some importance on the
eastern shore Of the Black Sss, in the
province Of Transcaucasia, and ut the
mouth Of the river Phasjs. Il hss a
large export trade in honey. wine. vaz.
silk aud skins. II came into Russia's
possession by the treaty Of 1879. It is
bu, a short distance from the Russian
line Of operations against Kars. and was
probably used as a base. aud hence the
attack,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

ALExASDRoroL. where the Russians
have entered Asiaiic Turkey. is about
twenty miles from Kars. and is a strong
RuIsian fortress, situated at q great ele-
walton. built on the ruins OF the old
town OF Gomser. AieIsndrepol Is one
Of the coolest places in the Russian em-
pire. g and animals frequently freez-
ing TO death there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

A CREOLA GOLD AND aILvER
n MlAlNG COMPANY Lection Of prn.
eipal place Of business. Ssn Franeisco. Cali
Lrnia.
Location Of works. Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that II u nestlng
OF The Board OF Directors. held ON the 2sl
day of March. 1871, AN ssres-ment (ko. ~ Of
Ten Gents Ter share WAS levied pc the
capital stock Of the co poration, payable I'm.
nriiafely. In United state. gold coin, 10 the
!. No. sto Montgomery street, San Francisco.
CA,ifnrniA.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ri day of May. 1871.
will be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
At public %snetion. and unless p.ynsnt 70 made
before will be sohd IN fhIDAY. the atth
quent assessment, together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expenses OF sale.
By orIer CT The Board Of Director.
TllAD. y. Pitch, Secretary.
Oniee-Rnom I, No. 80 Montgomery street.
Fan frsncirco. California. mh26id
POsrPOSEMHNT.
The day OF declaring stock Of the Aureola
Cola and sil,.r Aiming Company delinquent.
q on which assessment No. 4 remains unpaid
o. the I'D day ~ May. ISL. 10 deferred until
saturday. the is,h cay Of Nay, 1871. and the
day OF salc of d.lioqrent stock 10 also post.
psned to MONDAY. the iith day Of June. 1871,
al tae same hour and place - above.
Dy order Of TIE Hoard VI Directors.
rlAD. T.. FITCH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
LAST CALL.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN
1 debied 10 ms that they must positively settle
bS the 10th NJ the present month, or their
sccount. will be placed In the hands OF . prose-
cutting attorney for collection. Having closed
out my business, I must have the money due
me In order TO settle with my creditopL
Gold hin, May 4. 1871. myttf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
NOTICE TO co.oWNERs.

ITO MARK sTRoUsR AND DENNIS HEA.
j gerty -Notice IL hereby given TO the above.
named persons and ~locstors tina. ths under.
signed has. during the year Of 1873 and 1875.
expended In the development and protection OF
and Tor labor and improvements upon the
Baldwin Mining Claim. located and situate
in The Geld Hill Mining District, Storey
county. Nevada. tho amount 81 two hut dred
and fity.two dollars and thirty.hve CENTS. You
are hereby further notified and required 20 con.
tribute your proportion OF sad expenditures.
40 made - Aforesaid. due from you and each
Of you. % follows, TO wit:
Prom roo, Msrk strouse. eis8 ~
Prsm yon. Dennis Heaserty.. ........,.. q Is
Yoi and each Of ycu arc hereby further mott.
nsd that In casa you fall or refuse TO pay the re-
spective amounts u meme set opposite your
rs-pectiye names above. 10 me. Phillip Oorco.
ran. Of my residence d the Piute House. Lower
Gold I'LL. storey county. stats OF Nevsda, BE-
fore the expiration Of ninety days alter publ.
cation OF this notice, your and each OF your
interests In said Baldwin Mining Claim will.
BY ops rsti n Of law. become the property Of the
undersigned. who made the above expenditures
on said mining claim.
PHILLIP cORcoRAN.
Locator and Co-ownsr.
Gold Hill. STOREY county, Nevada. February
18th. 1871. felt GOD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07
Tho Gold Hin Daily News has

Tho Gold Hu Daily news mas
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
state Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-07

Noises In the Head and Ears, Loss Of Rperey
and Appetite, Hypochondris. General Debility.
Indigestion, fisiulsnce. lncapseity for Business
Trembling Of the nasds and Limbs. Impaired
Nutrition, Mental and Physical Depression.
CONSUMPTION In its drst stages, lmraiftd
Memory. splasmA or waiery Blood, Nervous
Debility In all Its forms ADD stage. Prematuie
Decline.
The Doctors treatment 10 tvofold: on the
one hand Increasing the prlneipls which con.
stitutrs nervous energy. and on the other exert.
Ing . direct iniusnce ~ q most powerful hlooi
and n'sh rrgenersting agent. In imrairsd and
broftn-down constitutions II Improves tho
functions of assimilation 10 such . degree thai.
where for years an Arxious. cadsverous AMI
semtvital coniid0n has existed, the feth VIII
increase In quantity and iirmness Ard The whois
system return 10 O state Of robust he,lth.
II operates on the internal organization With
out exciting care 90 thought. moving the lungr,
heart. liver. kidneys. stomach and inte.tnes
with = harmony. yet mildness. untafai'eil d ~
medicine.
Under his system digestion is improved, the
appetite increases, the eyes becomes brighter.
the skin clear and healthy. dsb!litsted orratr
return TO their normal rendition and perform
their natural functions, aud beneficial edects
frequently chow themselves from the very
commencement OF the treatment.
81 DIR. TIL JMAs sradusied ~ . Licentisie.
Royal College OF Physicians. London. 1864;
Member Royal College Of surgeons, Englsne.
iscp; Licsnilais In Midwifery. College OF Sur
geons, LOudon. 1864; Doctor of Medicine.
Univrrriiy 0iessen. Germany 1911 apIm