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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

TRASsrEas.-There was yesterday filed
In the Office Of the County Recorder a
deed executed by Walter NJ. Palmer, Of
Han Francisco. to the Julia Consolidated
Mining Company, conveying. In eonsidera-
ton VI the sum Of s.. Al undivided in-
terest of 100 feet In the ledge known a.
the claim Of the La Gaia Gold ami
Silver Mining Company. The claim u
described a. commencing at q notice asd
stake some 500 feet east OF tho Potcsi tun-
mel and running s~outherly. There was
also filed yesterday for record In the ofiee
Of the County Recorder . deed from
W. ". Corysll. conveying TO the Absolute
Mining Company, I'm consideration OF GER
tain certificates Of stock. :" that certain
mining ground known a. the Roman
Capitol Lode or Mining Claim"
Psn Town NARsnAL--Edwin Y. Hall ne
psctfully himself in another
dunn to-day As . candidate for the
ONCE Of Town Marshal Of the Town OF
Gold Hill at the ensuing election in Nay.
Mr.. Hall has bssn q resident Of Gold
Hill for several years past. anal Is
known a. one Of our squarest.
and most enterprising citizcns. rs
n business man he Is tirst-elass. and "
sslscted " al the position 10 which he as
pires, will no doubt do VI with credit to
beth himself and the people whom he rep
rsssnts.
LAST Sunday there were three Metho-
dat Churches On the Pacific coast dedicated
10 the service Of the Living God-one IN
Eureka. Nevada; sne In Truckee. Cali
fornis, and another In Gold Hill.
OsLr about half the usual amount Of
ie. vss gathered at the Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Company's reservoir ON tho
Ophir Grade last Winter.
GoLp Huns sprinkling cart will start
mon its Mucous rounds in . few days.
The dust Is becoming decidedly trouble
some.
NIKE KELLY was arrested In Virginia
City last night for beating his wife. He
Wa placed under $500 bonds to answer.
RoprRr wArrrRsoS and Henry Kay
sander were admitted to citizenship In the
District Court yesterday.
FsAxE structures continue 10 30 up In
Virginia City. They will o 10 ready
for another Dire.
STILL the weather remains pleasant
uldoubtedly. Nevada has the finest siima's
In the world.
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assees sale.

BAN FnAScIsoo. March iG.-3 p. y.
Best 4 Beleher-30 bid.
0phir-23 bid.
Chollar-HS bid.
savags-7A bid.
Male 4 Norcross-i5'. bid.
Overman-GS sold.
Justice-l2a bid.
Caleaonia-7k bid.
B~elshsr-6f. bid.
Overman-n bid.
Msxicaa-f7 bid.
Con. virginia-i3s bid.
Imperial-i.60 asked.
California-i5S bid.
Jsekot-12 bid.
Union Cons asked.
Crown Point-9a askod.
California-i5S asked.
Con. virginia-t3S asked.
Ophir-23h asksd.
Gould a Curry Ia asked.
TroJAn-l.30 aaked.
Best 4 Belchsr-30s asked.
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N,IAQARA GOLD AND nlvLEk
N MINING co MPANY.-Locaiion OF prin
cipal place VI buslness. Ban fnneisco. Cali
Location Of works. Gold Hill h.ning District.
storey County, Nevada
Notice, There arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account. OF Aseess
Incpt iNo. 81 levied on the 1th day OF Fsbru
ary, 1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. - FOL.
laSUas
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The King Of Italy and the Emperor OF
Brazil have been making some quiet.
friendly journeys together In Italy.
avoiding all demonstration. The author
tiles at one town forced q speech upon
the King. and were received with Icy
silence" A sad-syed poet with an ode
was also repulsed.
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And In accordance with law. And an crdef Of
The Board OF Direetors. made on the fth
day Of February. 1871. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock % may be necessary viii
be sold 81 public auction, o. the ofnoe OF th.
Company. on MONDAY, the ID day. OF April
1871, q the hour Of . O'Clock 4. Of said day.
10 pay paid delinquent assessment thereon. to
yethef with costs Of advertising and expenses
". r. TOwNsEND. seerstsry...
ofnce--t9 NevsA. Block. Han Franeisco: Gall
fornia. mhi6td
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FOR Town MARSHAL
ALEX. MoMARTIN

EsPEcTPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL o. candidate fpr Town Marshal OF Gold
,IiIl 81 the coming municipal election. subject
10 the decision Of bis friends and fsllow 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

tn. best thing that cal DO said Of
President Hayes inaugural is that Il
plsssss the extremists Of neither party.
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BORN.

HART In Carson, March II. to the wife Of
sorman Hart. Q dsurhter.
Mirhael OIlAra. . daughter.
DUrY-In Phoebe. March o. 10 The wife OF @.
X. Dun. Q son.
PLCK-In Trueiss, n rch 10, to The wife Of 3.
Peek. O daughter.
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CALIFORNIA.

sIAughter OF Chinames
Near chico =. Five Mosgoiians
Killed, aad Another Wounded
a Rius Recommendation 10 Con.
gPess % Act tu Our Behalf
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An Appeal From Leuisians Repab.
llcann.

r.... p.,.b.
Iiran..
Nyw OnLr,ss. March l5.-The white
p.,rh,,o.n. =, Io,,.i.n. heIa . msotinp
"ePuOAn' "''u
to-day and made tho following appeal;
To t1s Citizen. Of tie Unioi Sfaies. We.
the undersigned, representing the Ilepub-
iican citizens Of Louisiana, In our distress
annsaI IN Ina citizens Of Inc loyal States
~ raise their voices 10 demand speedy re-
lief TO protect us In tho enjoyment Of the
sacred right 10 be governed by officers
elected by 4 majority Of the legal votes Of
Inc state. Intimidation, violence. out.
RACES and murders, perpetrated on Ropub-
licans in different parts Of thaStato by the
White League Democracy, are now matters
Of notoristy throughout tho civilized wsrld.
TLeir policy has been 10 mislead people In
other States by reporting daily horc what
Is known 70 DO false ,hat they have con.
sn acrs ~ vroupd in New Orleans, and
that their authority is alone recognized
throughout the State. md they ask 70 be
ie, I non, ~ s.i U.ru un n' pT y fsct, sr.
20 49, ~ ..,,aJ ,,iiit.rv or,.niv..
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adopted appointing q committee TO on.
menco tho enrolment OF militia men In
Packard's service. The meeting adopted
. resolution asking the Republican State
Executive Committee 10 cause political
campaign clubs 10 DO reorganized at once.
for the purpose Of holding Republican
mass meetings. Packard proposes to make
. desperate effort Ia the shape Of physical
force, to>show the President that the
Packard Government IL not altogether q
Government Of straw. Though he does not
expect TO be able 10 whip the White League,
he does expect by armed resistancs 70 com.
pei the President 10 interfere. and be Is
confident that II he can invoke the issue
In that form. the result Is bound to land
him on the winning side.
Aseshsr Tsmmany Thief Home.
New York. March l6.-PetorB ID. Sweeny,
associated with boss Tweed In the ring
swindls, and who has been an exile for tho
past five years, has returned. He has not
been taken In custody, because II was ar.
ranged with tho Attorney General that II
he would return, all proceedings, civil and
criminal. 30 far A. Arresting him. should
be suspended during his trial and thirty
days afterward. Tho trial Is set for the
third OF April. The claim against Swecny
10 that he Il liable the same way that Tweed
was. In which there was o verdict for the
people Of $0,OOO,O 00.
VIII There be an Extra session.
Nxw YoRK March iG.-A TibH"s's
Washington special says, the extra session
ou.stion. wear a nsv look TODAY. sl,er-
~. a. ,.a..-,..1 a. -. com. % ,ho
.,,,,r.,on ,h,, 4, ,,,, ,o, Ia ,rud.n, IN
LII -. ,.,,,o,, a, an.
nronri,tI,n for tho srmy. and his opinion
a. chief financial officer Of the Govern
msnt will naturally have great weight.
The matter Ii not decided and will not 10
till the Attorney General gives his opinion
ON tho legal points Involved In thc army
bill and q new Cabinet session Is had On
tho subject.
The Ssnats To-day.
WASHINGTON, March lG.-In the Senate
tho Vice President presented Mitcholl's
resolution for an investigation Of the
charges against Senator Grover.
a.u,.,rrv .rh,ni,,oa . su,,.,i,u,o that
the Elections COMMITTEES he instructed to
appoint Two Judges OF tne Fourth 'uu,c,Ai
pi.irle. OF oregon q oom'n,ss,om W ri,,s
no~sr ~ ,,hnen, wienc..,s' adj testimo.
ny 10 be forwarded to the Elections Com.
mittee which shall report the same win
their conclusions ~ the next regular svs'
sion. After discussion tho ocha'o VIM
out Ar'ion went mo Executive scssioh'
Tho seuHte 90 Adjourn Tomorrow.
w,su,sorox March iG.-After tho doors
,..,t..
Of the Senate were closed various homiha.
tion were received from the President, and
also q notification that he had no further
communication TO make. Tho Senate
at 1850 adjourned till noonl Tomorrow,
when tho pending nominations will 10 dis
posed Of, and the Senate will adjourn sine
die.
reur Negroes Hanged.
....oc ~, az yaI.o, prox,
"iA"H, De ~ A"''"
Lucius Thomas Adam Johnson and John
Henry Dennis, all colorcd men. were
-, No.. IL, ,or ,ho urr,,.r NJ two
,lhis s,onI.r ,ndsrsan si.o col.
oroI wss so,nS %,,nil,v of tbe same crime.
oy Governor ..."p'0".
c.,.,. N Nj, n, III. p.,,hli.
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MARRIED.

DURRHsBUR0RR-BRCE - In silver City
March 10. by ksv. W u. y.nvry. Peter bur
renburyer 10 Lottie \. Heck.
sPiNNEh-CAsPkR-ln furvk., March II.
william spinner 70 Miss Mary A. Casper.
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EDWIN r. HALL

. RspEcTYULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL ~ candidate for the of1te OF Town hAruha
OF ao'd 1iili at the ensuing election In Msy
next, subject to the decision OF the people.
mhf6t
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HAsAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves md ~
stores The complsxion. nmovss frsekiss, ant
and .allovness; makss the skin soft. white md
dsiieais. Ii applicajoa cannot No dsteotsd.
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SPEAR In Virginia. March Is. Annie O., vile
OF Henry NJ. Spcar and daughter Of the lsie
General Moses W. Chapline Of wheeling.
West Virginia
cROwLEi-ln virginia, March IL, John
aged . months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

A GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR DIS.
TRAcTEp LOUISIANA.
PACKARD DETERMINED TO
MAIN TAIN HIS POSITION
At ALL HAZARDS.
His Adhcrents Aiming to Resist
Force BY Force.
An URGENT APPEAL TO the
NATION ~ WHITE RE-
PUsLioAhs.
Stanley Matthews TO Succeed sher.
man In the Senate.
President Hayes Estimate OF Con.
~grcssional Influence.
A Spirituaiist Edltor Murdered
In Chicago.
A spiritualist Edltor Murdered
In Chicago.

IsrrcrIL p.r.rcnr. TO rur 0orp Hill
DAILY NEws
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Views or Some southern Rspab.
lIcAus.

withdrawal OF the troops from tho State
house 10 tho barracks seems likely. Many
prominent Southern Democrats heartily
indorse the policy Of forming In the South
q new party, independent OF old parry
lines. randall, Gibson, Levy and Jones'
OF Florida. hold that view.
a chicago Editor Murdered.
CHICAGO, March i5.-stephen 3. JONES'
editor Of the Reiiyio-Iaio'ephieai Journal
1917 Fourth avenue. was shot dead In his
Office this afternoon by W. O. Pike, who
Immediately gave himself up. Pike and
his wife have been rooming In Jones'
building this Winter without paying rent,
and IL Is surmised this may have caused
the trouble. Pike alleged a. . reason for
the killing that Jones seduced his wife,
and he produced . confession. signed by
his wife. to that effect. Mrs. Pike con.
firms her husbands story. but friends Of
deceased declare that no was incapable OF
the alleged crime. All the parties involved
are s~piritualists. aud the affair causes con-
siderable excitement. Pike was held this
afternoon without bail TO answer In the
Criminal Court.
Trouble Fomeusiag In Louisiana
CHICAGO, March i6.-The Ti~es Now
Orleans special says there arc indications
that the settlement Of tho Louisiana ques-
tion will be reached through stormy Is
sues. A secret meeting Of tho white menu
bsrs Of tho Packard Legislature last night
adopted resolutions pledging the Bepubli-
can party Of the STATE. that II necessary
Packard's government would b. supported
by force Of arms. Positive Assurance has
been given Packard that 5000 armed men
were ready In New Orleans TO be given 70
his service when he wanted than. There II
no doubt that Packard's adherents are
desperate, and seeing no hope from Gov.
eminent bayenets, intend 10 make . bold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-16

COLUMBUS, o., March i5.-The Republi-
can Joint caucus nominated Stanley Mat
thews for United States senator vice Sher-
man, on the third ballot, with tremendous
applause. Rowland Taft. Shellabarger and
Lawrence were candidates for nomination.
F0rty-thrce votes were necessary TO NOM
mate. Taft's highest vote was ~. How.
lands 30 and Shellabirser's o.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
of them. We buried the dead and drove the cattle

OF them. We buried the dead and drove the cattle
to the iron Springs.
2 - SELLING THE srorLs.
Allthe wagons and other property were sold In
Cedar City by the order OF the Church authorities.
All OF these orders were fully obeyed. The horrors
attending the massacre OF the emigrants were be-
,yond my description.
I THE OATH OF SILENCE.
The brethren were sworn again to secrecy. This
was also done by order Of tho Church, which was
then at war with the United States government
HIGH PRIESTS WISHES
George A. Smith. who was the second In the
priesthood having just happened to be there giving
orders, visited the Indian camp with me- lie
said he TO instruct the people TO let none OF
the engrants go through without pass nom Presi-
dent Young, Colonel Dame or Iieutenant Colonel
Haight; that they must not sell tho emigrants amy
more good gram, IN fact anything. He said that the
Americans were mob OF ruflians, from the Presi-
dent down. lie asked II the Indians would
kill all bad emigrantsf told him that the
Indians and the Mormons were both hostile to
them, and would kill all not under the protection
OF the Church.
PLEASING THE PRIEST.
This pleased him. and he laughed and said, "All
right" Lieutenant Colonel Haight and Colonel
Dame told him the same thing. lie taught the peo-
pie that It their duty kill all emigrants, and
massacre them just as Brother Smith and the other
leaders wanted
f CROWN CELESTIAL
Colonel Haight then sent me to Salt Lake City for
the purpose OF reporting to Brigham Young, and he
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
promised me crown celestial as my reward fol

promised me q crown celestial as my reward for
what had done.
REPORTING TO BRIGHAM YOUNG.
I went to Salt Lake City and made my report to
Brigham Young ten days after the massacre.
told him all, everythlng-who were there, who
were guilty and who were active in killing the emil
grants; in fact, all knew. l said to him, "You
must sustain us or release us from the endowment
oath to avenge the death OF the prophets"
BRIGHAM YoUNG's BLAsPHEMY.
Brigham Young SAID, IL will communicate with
God.- l went back tho next morning, when
Young said, "Brothcr Lee, not drop OF innocent
blood has been shed. have gone to God In prayer.
God has shown me 1t was just act The people
did right, but were only a little hasty. have
direct evidence from God that the act was just
one, that 1t was in accord with Gods will.
THE PROPHET susrAINs THE MuRDERERs.
al sustain you and the brethren In all that you did
All fear Is trcachery on the part OF the brethren
concerned. Go home and tell the brethren sus-
tam them. Keep all secret as the grave. Never
tell any one, and write me letter laying all the
blame on the Indians.
BRIGHAM YoUYG's PLAN FOR coScEALaRSr.
al will then report to the United States govern
mcnt that It was an Indian massacre
Brigham Young was then and for many years
after fully satisfied with me and my act He gave
me three wives after that and appointed Probate
Judge Of Washington county
Nothing but cowardice has made him desert me
now. Fifty head OF cattle were sold In Salt
Lake City by the authorities for mcr.
chandisc The emgrants had 45o, making
500 cattle in all. They had only q
little money when Cradlebaugh was Judge In
Utah and went to Mountain Meadows to investigate
the massacre, Brigham Young came with him; he
then knew all about the massacre and upheld the
brethren lie preached at Cedar CITY and said
about the cmigrants:-"Do you know who they
were' will tell you. They wcrc the fathers, moth
srs. brothers, sisters uncles, aunts and children OF
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troops was kept profound secret and nothing II
jective point.
FEARS or A RESCUE.
Marshal Nelson Is acting as II he feared trouble.
A crowd OF Lees sympathizers and friends can be
cope with. The family OF the condemned man IL
large and influential and can readily secure the
cooperation OF an> element embittered against the
Gentlles by the memory Of many troubles and
threats In the past will not be at all surprised
an attempt is made by his friends To rescue Lee
and that. whether defeated or successful, bloody
struggle will follow.
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were all there, and that we were acting as q
church for the sake OF Christ.
We were then told we were there to do duty
we owed as good church people. That the orders
OF those In authority were that all OF the emlgrants
that could talk must die.
LEADERS WITH INSPIRED TONGUES.
Major Highly concluded as follows:--''Our orders
tongues, and their words are the will Of good men,
You have no right to question them. You must
obey as you are commanded"
THE FARLEY.
The flag Of truce was then sent forward. 1t was
earned by william Dateman, lie was met half way
by the emigrants, and they held parey with him
Bateman then returned and reported that the emi
grants would surrender their arms and do as they
mad been requested. The Mormon soldiers then
marched out 70 within 200 yards Of the emigrants
They next took wagons and went to the camp and
stated their orders
THE SURRENDER.
The emigrants then surrendered and put their
arms, the sick and the wounded and the children
into the wagons. While they were burying their
dead men the emgrants burst into tears and said
they feared treachery. As soon as the wagons were
loaded the train was started. The emgrants
marched in single file, the women and the large
children being ahead; then the men came.
THE BUrCnERY.
When the wagons were half mile on the fire
commenced. The Indians killed all the women and
arge children. The SIormons killed the men. The
drivers with me killed the sick and the wounded
We saved seventeen Of the children. The dead
were stripped and musilated and the corpscs lett
on the field The Mormons camped on
the field The next day Lieutenant CoIonel
Haight. Colonel Dame and other leaders came over
Finally they quarrelied. Lieutenant Colonel Halght
said to Colonel Daine:-
"You ordercdit and damn you, 1t L. too late to 60
backw
Dame said hs did not know there were 10 many
The New York herald., 1877-03-22

william G. Stewart.
BENJAMIN Arthur.
Alexander Widen
Charles Hopkins.
Tate IRA Ellew
Robert Wiley.
Richard Harrison. Ash
Samuel Pollock
Daniel McFarlans.
John Ure.
George Hunter.
Joseph Smith
Samuel JuleA
Nephi johnson.
Carl Shirts.
Sven Jacobs.
John Jacobs.
+. Curtis.
Thomas Cartwright.
William Bateman.
Anthony stratton. tta
A. Loveridge.
Joseph Clews.
John Durfey.
And Others making nity-four or ifty-eight whites
and about 400 or 500 Indians.
HIGBY'S HARANGUE
Major Highly then addressed the party and said:-
"Brethren, 1t Is the orders OF the President that
all the emigrants must be put out OF the way.
President Haight has counselled with Colonel Dame
and has received orders from him to put all OF the
emigrants out OF the way All Of them must be
killed. especially those that might talk again."
He spoke of the character Of the emigrants lie
said that the Church authorities Of Southern Utah
The New York herald., 1877-03-22

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ExEcUTIoN-PuBLrc
CURIOSITY ExcIrED-TRoors ON THE MOVE
AND FEARS or RESCUE.
tux TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BEAVER Cry, Utah, March 81, 1871
The movements and condition OF John ID. Lee
continue to be veled In mystery. All efforts to OBJ
tain positive Intelligence regarding the prisoner
are thwarted by the prison officials, WHO keep up
an impcnctrable veil OF secrecy.
PUBLIC CURIOSITY AND DOUBT.
This causes much dissatisfaction among the peo-
pie here while whetting their curiosity. They ask,
Has reprevc been granted at the eleventh hour, or
what is the meaning Of the conduct OF Lees allors
am so satisfied however, that the key OF the mys-
terry Is the hope of the District Attorney, Sumner
Howard, and Of Marshal Nelson to obtain from Lee
u last confession that viii implicate leading men,
bcrs OF the Mormon Church that can readily un-
dcrstand this policy OF silence.
TROOPS ON THE MOVE.
1t is currently reported here that a party oi
soldiers went southwark from Beaver City last
night, bat no one seems to know the real OBJECT OF
the movement. 1t is limited that there are grave
reasons for the despatch OF the soldiers In that
direction. In all probability they have gone to aid
In the capture Of Haight Highly or perhaps still
higher Mormon psrsonases. The departure Of the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-04-13
HhraSl's C0nSumptiVG Cure.
Flat Shoals, Merriwether Co., Ga, I
June Is. 1875.

Flat Shoals, Merriwether Co., Ga,
June Is, 1875.
About two weeks ago was called to see Mrs.
Fannie Hartsheld. On arrival | was told that
she had been suffering for some time with a cold
On examination found her with hectic fever,
difficult respiration, severe cough, considerable
tenderness over both lungs, and considerably
emaciated with night sweats. For the time l
put her ON tonic treatment, and recommended
Thrash's Consumptive Cure and Lung Restorer,
a bottle of which was soon procured and taken
with the best results. She has taken two bot
ties; cough disappeared and much improved in
general health and flesh. Her two sisters dy-
ing with Phthisis Pulmonalis Consumption
She had every symptom Of the same. | have
heard the remedy highly recommended by 9TH
ers, and / hava no hestancy in SAYING think
it most excellent medicine for all lung diseases
for which it is recommended.
Respectfully.
JIG. DELAPERIERE, NJ. d.
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