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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
IBssassa Yield.

The nnal shipment from tho censoli-
dated Virginia mine TO close the account
for the month Of November hes been rs-
csivsd at San Francisco. 1t amounts 70
xllO.O0O, making the total yield for the
Month si,l2J. 900. This. together With
Cs~lifornia's yield Of Si.6t3.o0o for the
ssms. makes . total bonanxa out.turn for
November Of ever s3.o50. 900. This 10 one
Of The largest monthly yields the BONANZA
nina have ever made. and the present
condition Of the minss. and amount Ut ore
In sisht warrants The assertion Of supsrin-
,sndsnt Fair that the dividsnds are 70 %
continued for an indefinite period.
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SOME NAME
New shs nnstish Newspapers n.lI-
desc rhsir Pasisss Rabsertb-
era

American newspapers may have . few
sccentriciies and peculiarities. They may.
indeed. bs worthy Of some Of the ridiculs
directed At them by the press Of the old
country. but for real. downright. sense
les Formally, commend us 70 The rural
sheets Of England. John Mann. Who lives
In Virginia City. 10 bloody Britishsr."
and yesterday evening he allowed . NEWS
reporter TO read . paper which he had
''just received all the way from 'ome. you
know" The name Of the paper 10 the
greater part Of IL. We give IL In full:
THE NORTH Willis HERALD.
CIRENCEsTER TINES.
East GLorcEsrxRsHinK AND BxRxsurlx
A~pvKRrisKR.
The berkshire Times and. Faringdon
Yrce,Press.'' established In .fs60. was
AmalgAmatsd with the North
Wilt Herald" on Decsm-
Der sth. 1865.
The Z" Cirsncester Timss." established In
1856, wa Amalgamated with tho
"North willis Herald on
October "a. 1878.
Registered at tho asnerai::Postofice.. "
Newspaper.
swindom. November "a, 1877.
Thsrs. gentle reader. imagine such .
name ~ that being slung at You every
wsski Why. the thought OF IL 10 enough
10 drive one mad. Mako . calculation q
zee how much paper 10 wasted yearly
in printing the genealogical history
Of an Insignificant country news
paper. Who cares whether b paper
wa established before or since The hood.
u Its reporters give the newsr But the
supremacy Of cheek 10 reached when they
say Cirenccstsr IL pronounced siziter. 10
ghosts and little tishesi Are thess the
men Who are berating Webster for spelling
the English languager Nine tsnths OF
them trAnsgross their own accepted rules
Of pronunciation. Thcy cay that l 70 the
s~spirate sign. and ~straightway call . house
can 'ouse." Il reminds one OF the rule
given by the Greek grammar. declaring
that initial u IL ai.e.y. aspirsted. and then
spelling the word upsilon without the A.
pirate mark. We must not. however. ex-
pect too much at frst from d Britsh
cousins. They have yet many things 70
learn-and the proper pronunciation OF
the English language 10 one item. Let Us
hope that by careful study they may yet
come out all right. and assume the proud
position Of equality with the United States
In educational accomplishments.
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GOLD NIL FOUNDRY.
Nsw Machinery In Prsee-~ sf Ces-
struetier.

At the Gold Hill Foundry an angle
balance bob IL being manufactured for the
Ophir mine. No wood will Be used In the
construction OF this bob. The beams aud
posts arc Of cast-iron, Weighing about
1000 pounds, and tied together by
v~rought-iron straps weighing about 1900
pounds. II 10 expected that the bob will
Be anished In about eight days.
Al the same foundry Is being construct
ell . new wrought-iron shaft for tho large
compressor Of the Grown Point mine.
The forging for this shaft will weigh about
5000 pounds.
Also . second ssif-dumping skeet for the
new Yellow Jacket shaft. Its capacity viii
be four and . half tons. The skeet 10 very
substantially built. tho framework being
constructed entirely Of the best Norway
iron.
Al the same place IL being c~onstrueted .
psv i2-inch pump for tho Justice mine,
which when completed will weigh little
over 1000 pounds.
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Asaetary.

NEW Yonk. Dec. i5-ii A.. u.
Currency. g7t 99s.
Silver. +k6t4s.
Trades. s5S @96.
Gold closed 81 ~.
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CALIFORNIA.
ayiasd withdraws frosa the ssss'
tegtal Gaavass.
SPECIAL = tn, uoLD arrl DAILY Sr~,

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 15-s 2. x.-Ths last
vote for Senator taken In tho Democratic
caucus gave Farley IS. Ryland "a, NcDon.
aid II, and Hagsr IS. After this ballot
Ryland withdrew from the contest. Ills
impossible 70 stats 10 which candidate his
votes will b given.
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O0esn Elected.

A. . stated Communication Of Valley
Lodge No. o. p. and A. H., held q IL hall
In Dayton. Tuesday evening. Deosmber
II, 1877. tho following officers we're elect
ed for the ensuing year: J.. l.. Campbell.
w. n; VIM. Kean. y. W.; J. O. 0rubers,
J, W; n. l.. johnson. Treasurer. and .,
L. Ali. Secretary. Installation Will take
place Wednesday evening. December lsth.
J. q. Ourrie. Of Virginia, p. q. H., 10 e.
psctod 10 install the officers elect.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15
TElE CRAPHIC.
The Chinese Question In
The Cabinet.
PROBABILITY or EARLY lEalslA-
TON ON THE SUBJECT.
A ~Scandalous Scene in
the Senate.
GORDON DELIBERATELY INSULTS
Nh. OOSKLINa.
Prospects Of the Bland
Silver Bill.
CorbIn VIII Contsst hamburg
Buffers Seat.
q rcrAL DprArcass 10 rHs aoLD Hui
Prospects Of the Bland
Silver Bill.
Corbln VIII Contest hamburg
Buffers Seat.
ESPECIAL DprArouss TO rns Coin HUI
DALI Nxws.l

fsp rciAL DrsrArcass TO rHs aoLD HUI
DALI Nrm.l
The 0svernmsnt and ths Chinese.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. The Chinese
question was the leading topic Of attsntion
to-day at the meeting Of the Cabinet. The
recent reports 70 the President from Ban
Francisco. in addition to several papers
ON this subject brought 10 his attention as
various times. were laid before the Coun-
oil. and made the matter Of very earnest
consideration. II wa explained Of the
meeting that the report from the Blk
Compsnis' was an exaggerated statement
OF the disorder that occurred. but the
President has been advised from several
sources Of . condition Of affsirs which
may eventuats In serious troubles.
Tho feeling II therefore entertained
by the Presidsndt and members Of
the Cabinet that the necessity e.
ists for taking . careful view Of the
situation. hence the rather prolonged dis
cussion po-usy. w IN 81
and considsratlon OF the suplect VIII 20
continued OF . future meeting. Ine caoi.
net members OF the Government are NOT
unmindful Of the ABILITY OF tne proper
civil authority In Ban Francisco 70 prevent
outrages Of the kind alleged 10 have boon
perpstrated. but II may DO rsquislts to
give assistance II requested. In which case
he naval forco In the Pacific would In all
probability DO directed TO 90 strengthen
tne iocai aatnoIines psShs, rhs
ou.s,ion Of treaty relations between The
two countries was considered. The Vows
Of some members OF the Cabinet seem
70 be that some modincaton mlgnt %
made In order 70 hmit .ns i%Por.auon o.
Cninese, IT'S net unIkely WA .n9 Frssl'
lent wii, ~ INC ssue um mn. ~,
onlnssc qusss'on III nI.o." 'P
message o OF oo.n h,ousss ..-
IN adainon 70 wa. nAs oesn crnISy
teiegraphed conceIninS o-oAys v so'ne.
con.iderahon OF inc Oninese ques.on.
can DO stated thAt thslo va suysI.i
unanimity OF opinion In,' tne p~uI.nssm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

ONLY tsn day, till ohris.m.-and the
children Are happy.
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Avvsv.,. ss.,. nsss,.s.

] Kelly n Parker Johnson
A Kaufman varusv's Hand v Howard
] LANCER John Cary JaA Madden
0eo DYER Danphin RKkelly
ia. Duffy VI Oradorff John Daniels
n Pryor VT Ziegl.r Gov bradley
"A rergusou Miss l. Cor WRChAmberiin
Mr. n Dayton 20 Adams Hatch
r Rsrnard Mrs bernard P6f Cunning
J u Fisher Mr ii Tella W 4 Morgan
Nice NeCsbe W n TellA bfisachsr
John wagner Miss v Kelly Mrs. W Whits
r Muskis q fam Mrs Bsnnett stein
Miss Moore Harry Gstes
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
a agsisss The nrn Of KIRBY = scHNABkL
win please present. thsir bills q oar once within
Cold Hii, New, Dss. 10. ISL. dsiotd
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- Everything Of tbs best quality and sstis.
faction guaranteed. Special attention paid 10
orders from private families. All orders allied
promptly, AID goods delivered free Of ehargss.
nIa N a. CAHkN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

Eissant MRKRscHAuM PIPES and CIGAR
HOLDERS. 4 Full Assortment Of French
BRiEH PIPES, PLAYING CARDS,
PERFUMERlR5. CUTLERY, Rtc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-15

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1i.-Thsrs seems
less serious dkhger now that Bland's
Silver demonstration bill can become =
law withou. the pending ssusts amend
msnt which kssps control Of the coinage
In the hands Of the Government instead OF
permitting free. unlimited coinage Of pub
Ito expense. strong efforts are csn1m-
plated also for excepting custems duties
and interest upon Government bonds from
ia legal tender power.
The discussion In the Senate on the oil.
yer question 10 felt very ssnsibly IN Imam
cial quarters IN London, ~ 70 shown by
receipt to-day of cable dispatch BY prom
ineni official from . large banker In Lon
den making inquiries regarding the proba-
bic action Of the Senate on the pending
bill and accompanied by . statement tnat
it, passage will stop al funding operation.
In England and PAUSE . heavy now OF
United states bonds homsward.
Cssbis will Csstsss,
WASHINGTON. December 1.-THE friends
OF d. 7. corbin say that The President has
rendered him The United States District
Attornsyship for South Carolina, The same
place bald By him d The time whsn be w
elected United States Senator. II 70 not
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

REGISTERS ORDER,
YSEGISTER'S ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEC. IA, '76.
Upon the application OF Thomas hul-
comb .uministrator OF VIM. h. jefferson.
late of New Castle Hundred in said
county, deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the administrator
Aforesaid give notice of the granting of let
teys of administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date of such let
ters, in six OF the most pubic places of the
county of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to pre-.
sent the same. or abide by an Act of As
sembly in such case made aud provid ed. /.
And also cause the same 10 be inserted
within the same period in the M Murning
Herald" a newspaper published in vii.
mington, and to be continued therein three
weeks (e. o, d..
Given under the hand and seal OF Office of
the Register aforesaid. at New Castle, in
New Castle county aforesaid, the day aud
year above written.
SgwELL c. BI6Gs, Register.
NOTICE,-All pc sons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must pre-.
sent the same duly attested to the aumiuis-
Il ator on or before December ia. 1871, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
THOS. HOLCOMB,
Address, Administrator
New Castle. Del. dec20 3weod.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
S722,243.andA NO No RhANRs. shiISs
10, 4 ,o4 MAIDEN LANE. New Yorl

Greatest single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place in the United states.
Sy authority of an act OF the Legislature
the next All Prize Drawing will t1ke place
public at Cheyenne, Wyoming positive
" January 81 1875, and to be conducted by
sworn commissioners.
v742.2A3 TO be distributed.
All prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach OF any one to obtain a
fortune fer only a small outlay.
To be drawn the 18th and i0ih ofeach month.
Prizes payable in fn Il, without deduction.
on presentation at this Office Immediately
NY. Grand Cash Prize. s75,M
do do do 2p..rQ
do do do a,Sp
1Grand Cash Prizes, lOVD
1 do do do h,ph
IOsl Cash Prizes, each l,N
Tickets. 81 each. or packages OF 10 tickets
sln. and the balance to be deducted only
rom the prizes drawn. Information fur.
nished. Orders filled. Also agents for The
ROYAL Havana Lottery. and all legaliEad
lotteries throughout the world. Ortsis
solicited. Apply 70 or address Emory 4
co., Brokers, 81 PARK ROW, New 1orS
CITY. dS I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
MEDICAL.
EF. Kunk sl's nittsr wise ef Irsn.

EP. P.Kuuk Slss sitter Wise ef Iren.
n has never been Known to tail .in tn
cure Of weakness attended with sympyoms
findisp0sitiOn 10 exerti'n, lossM memory
difficulty of breath ng. weakness, nOIIoI "
disease NIGHT sweats, cold feet Weakness;
dimness of vision, lahgnOr, universal aa.s,
tude ofthe muscular system .nofniohs I'M henf, nR
fiushipg ofsthe body, dfyness of the sKin
pallid cOuptenance and eruptIODs on I'M
face. purify ing the blood. pain IN the BACK
heavfnes of the eyeiids, frequent BLACK spot!
flying before the ey es, with 'suHusion any
loss o sight want q attsntlon ee Denf .
and Office, 259 North Ninth street, Philadel
mia. Advice free Ask for E. F. Kun
kel Bitter Wine OfIron and take no otnel
make, Genuine sold only in q bottles.
NERVs Us DEBILITY.
Debility, a depressed 1rrllaDle state
no energy or animation. confused head
weak memory, the consequences OF exces'
ses. mental overwOrk. This nervous deDll'
ity fii.ds sovereign cure in E. F. kunkePs
Bitter Wine Oi Iron It tones the system
dispe's the mental gloom and dsspOndency
only il 81 bottles. Get the genuine Fold
by sll druggists. Ask for. y +. kunkert
Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other
Genuine sold only III 81 bottles. or six bot
ties for S.. All Task Is a trial Of THIS vaiua.
Bile medicine. II will convince the mos'
skeptical Of its merits.
NEVER FAILING WORM SYHUf:
e. F. Kunkels Worm Syrup never falla
to destroy Pin, seat and stomach worms
pr. Kunkel is the only successful phys1.
clan who removes Tape Worm In two hours
Head and all complete. ali Q. and no 1ee
till head passes. Common sense teaches II
Tape Worms can be removed, al othel
XVnru,S "a N he readily f1eS rOyod. Send fol
circular to DR.. E. F. Kunkel, 259 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa, or ask your
druggist for a bottle of Kunkle's Worm
Syrup. Price 81 per bottle. 1t never fails.
Used by Children or grown persons with
perfect safety, ...+.- ..-- "a
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
PaEs1pENT GRANT, has curious ,

PREs1pENT GRANT, has curious ways
aoout him, beyond doubt. In e1amin-
Jug the Revised Statutes for the session Of
1856, We find one hundred and forty-6ve
private bills were passed by Congress.
OF these 81 were approved by the Presi'
dent, 50 he failed to sign, and became law
under the provision Of the constitution,
which provides for an Act becoming law,
without the Presidents approval after th'
Lapse ofa certain time; and we're passed
over his veto. More insxplicable still, i,
the iacs thai if an act was passed, to award
= contract, as a rule it was approved-if tt
give pension 10 soldier,it was cast aside
and had to struggle back through the
Secretary OF States Office. One Of the
two bills passed over his veto
va. ior the return OF sl64 wrongfully col
lee,ei by an Internal Revenue Collector
as q tax upon bonded warehouse fol
whiskey. The hands Of the "Whiske!
Ring are evident here, its members coult
do no wrong--hence the veto. The Sen
ate and House Of Representatives though
differently. The other was TO remove tn
charge of desertion, which must have beer
unjust, from Nelson Tiffany, late prisat'
in Co. H ,25th Masssehuses volunteers, ant
gran, him an honorable discharge. Th'
Injustice of the sentence mus. have beeI
| palpable and manifest, to move boii
Houses to pas the bill for relief over tn
veto. The President, We presume, coult
ne, conceive, what them fellows in Con-
gress had to do with the finding Of cour
martial, and marked his feeling by hi
!
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

We have more than once asked the
msubes from our county, 70 consider ths Z
propfiety Of passing a limited partnership
sct Ill works 30 we'll sin other States and
i sthe means, whereby many deserving
mechanics are started in business, that
some move ought 10 be made to give uf
such = law. We have given reference to
vi ere the text of the law may be found
and If not in the State Library, upon no
tification from any membero of either House
We will print the Pennsylvania act in full
for reference.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

IL the interest of humanity, the law Of
exemption ought to be extended, to save
the beds, cooking utensils, clothing, sew
ing machines of seanastresses, &c, from
distress for rent Will any one tell how it
is, that a landlords claim is any more
sacred than shoemakers . grocer, or
butchers. The Law which permits land
loA. 10 lesve tenant without bed or
co, n. ~ =, A. ,.uei aad barbarous.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

A concern at Mishawaka, Ind, made
800 900 mousetraps last year.
Ten of the nineteen window glass lac
tories in Pittsburg are idle.
A new diamond mine has been dlscoV'
cred in Yuba county, California.
The petri6ed carcass Of a large rattle ,.
snake was found imbedded in solid ROCK
by miners blasting at Paskenta, Cai.' re-
Gently. Even its rattles are preserved.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

X 1- : y -.-- HAIR REsTORER.
Restores gray mixed, red. light, or faded
hrads of hair, boards or moLstache& TO a
beautiful brown or black, in fsom one to
four applications. 1t ia free from sulphur,
lead, acids, mercury, silver, or anything
injurious to either hair or beard,
IT DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt of one
dollar, or six bottles for five dollars. At
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 81
Viue street. Philadelphia. de Ally
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

4 NEW PROCESS for Preserving a
n Corpse without using ice or embalming
The corpse can be placed to suit the family
and kept a week or more. Less expensive
than ice. Personal attention night or day.
All kinds OF furniture made TO order. Here
can be found large and good class of sec.
ond hand furniture, which Will be sold
IS, W, cor, Fourth and 9hipley sts. jy&6m
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

feared ii would lsod 70, tarmail and PRO
bably civilc var, al pelhit ~ Duke De
Maine, the sasursl bon Of LopA to have
The custody of the; ;Infapt Kin, = direrted
in the ROYAL viii. While ths Duke Of
orleans xaa Regent during the minority
i, e. aside that part Of the will and dsprlv'
ed the Duke de Maine Of bis seatameutary
guardianship. 1t is said BY Thierry and
others this saved France from civil war
The compromise act is intended to save
his country from civil war Of dreadful
character. A majority Of the votes, and
lighting population Of the land believe
hat Tilden was fairly elected, that sub
mission to the outrageous frauds in Louis
ANA and Florida, ends popular election
chokes to death our very form of govern
uent. A minority Of the people, accept
ing the opinion Of 10000 ofice-holders,
whose living depends upon the successful
perpe,uation OF huge wrong, believe or
.effec, to believe that Hayes has had the
colorado form of election, and clamorously
demand his installation or else. Be
hind both, silently as the tiger crouches
before springing upon its victim, awaits
Grant intent upon seizing with armed
hand the government To avoid this
triple danger, the compromise act has
oeen passed, can any good man refuse 1t
his appreciation. The intent OF the Con.
s,i,ution was to give to the people OF
The United States, President fair
ly elected. "When any construction
of law" Gays Edmund Burke, "goes
against the spirit Of the franchise
i, was meant to support it as s'vicious con-
.,ruction. It is material TO us to be repre-
sented really and bona fde," and not in
forms, in types, shadows and fctions of
laws. The right of election was not essab-
lished merely as matter Of form, to sat
isfy some pethod and rule of technical
reasoning it is not principle which
nigh. substitute John Doe" or "Rich-
ard Roe" in the place Of man specially
chosen not principle which was just as
we'll satisfied with one man as another. 1t
is right, the effect Of which is to give to
the people that man, and that man only
whom by their voicss actually, not "con-
s,ruc,ively given, they declare that they
know esteem, love and trust. This right
is matter within their own power of judg'
ing and feeling and not ''ens rationes'
and creature of law nor can those devi.
ces. w which anything else is substituted III
the place of such an actual choice, answer
in the least degree the end and object O
representative"
The Compromise Ac. is intended to calm
the public mind, TO show to the world tha
there Ia an elasticity in our. institutions
which enables them to be adapted 10 danger
to unlock million. Of capital no barren fol
ant of use. to thaw the ice shroud which
binds industry in its frigid embrace, ant
no, intended as is falsely averred, eithel
70 change the form ofolr elections, or to usurE
powers. for the purpose of delegating then
10 Others. They who oppose it,throug II sci,
fish love Of place and power, ,advocate con
.inuance Of the public distress, Thirst for tur
| moil, deny to the idle milliens work
| condemn TO starvation myriads who cry fc
bread, and prefer National ruin to loss O
place.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
ViIai1gse., Jassary -, ls77.

Wanted-reliablec correspondents in ever,
VILLAGE In the State, TO write the doings anf
sayings Of the people and the business pros
pects and attractions Of their locality. Th'
schools, the churche the Arm operations
the character OF the soil. and the advan
aaagss pe0essed. 10 be the themes ior tnei'
y0ommu picatiGns. Ee3-
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.
Gallons, can and box -

- half barrel. 1890
~ one barrel 30
We have in stock, of our own maHufac-
tule, roofing materials, etc, at the follow
ing low prices:
per square foot Or We will furnish Rubber
Roofing, Nails, Caps. and Slate paint for
an entire new roof, st ~ cents per square
foot.
400 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at 21s
cents per square foot.
aO rolls Tarred sheathing, at 4 cent pei
square foot
800 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed
ready Tor use, oa inside or outside work, al
& per gallon.
SEND for sample card of colors. All or
ders must be accompanied with the none!
or satisfactory city references. NO good'
shipped c. o. D., unless express charges srt
guaranteed.
sample orders solicited.
Ny, SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
t02 l. l04 MAIDEN LANE, New Yorl
The Morning herald., 1877-01-23

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y York, for pamphlet OF loo pages, contain.
ing lists of3N0 newspapers, and estima tes
shoWing cost Of advertising.