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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
BEsr AND

VIRGINIA Cirr. May 10. iS7s.-william
Willis. Esq, Secretary Beet 4 Deleher
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Tho drift
running south from the bottom OF the
Wine. 1900 level. 10 In II feet. Tho face
10 In quartz and porphyry. II will DO
necessary 70 timber tho first forty feet a.
the ground 10 heavy. Our winzo Is now
In perfect order. II Is run by . powerful
donkey engine. which is able 10 hoist .
full car load Of rock. We expect To dogood
work In this drift and make connection
with the drift running north from the
uould 4 Curry In ca days. We have not
yet been able 10 resume work In the north
drift Of 1900 level. but will do 80 a. soon
~ practicable.
II, y, OsnisroS, Supt.
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AN ASTONISHING FACT.

Aiarss proportion Of the American peoplsar .
10 day dying from the enests Of Dyspepsia or
disordersd liver. The result OF thess diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and vaiuahis
people 10 most alarming. making life actually .
burden Instead 81 . pleasant existence OF On
fhers 10 no good reason for this. II you will
only throw aside skrptioism. take the advice OF
DrueistA and your friends, aud try ore bottl.
OF urren's August Flower. Your speedy rrlief
IL certain. Millions " bottles of this nedicine
have be-n given away 10 try its virtues. With
satisfactory results In syery case. You can bur
Q sample bottle for 10 crnts to try. THREE
dosea will relieve the worlt case. Positively
sold By oil Druggists ON the Western OOH
tlnept. mh7ieowGm
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advanced IS feet through . soft material
mixed with clay and birdseye porphyry.
Total distance, VI feet. The crosscut on
the 1000 level Il In . distance Of 40 feet
20 feet being In low grade ore. have re-
sumsd drifting north and south "west"
Of the ore. On the 1000 level We have put
. Haskell engine in operation. forcing air
from the Hale a Norcross station 70 u
WINE. which NO Are repairing. and will
commence drifting this week from the 2l00
level west" We are still repairing the
incline 1000 bob and the ninth station will
DO completed the present week. Water
stands to-day 10 feet below the 400 level.
n. q. GILLETTE. Supt.
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done 20 Paris.

John W. M.ckay. ono Of the BONANZA
Arm, left Virginia City last Friday even
ing for Paris. Mr.. Msckay 10 . Commits
sloner from Nevada 10 the Paris Exposi.
ton. and may be said to constitute part OF
vi metallic display Ut the big show. Nc
will certainly DO . moro interesting speci.
men than any In the cabinets which his
money has paid for. Mr.. Msckay has .
palatial residence In Paris, where his vile
and family live. and he will therefore b.
ct homo during his six.months' stay In
the French Capital.
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@ nj CURRY.

VIRGINIA err. May 10. is7s.-A. K.
Durbrow. Esq, Secretary Gould a Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: since my
last report We have opened south drift Of
1900 Lowell 70 that . large quantity Of air
passes throught IL, aud wo arc now On.
gagged timbering the dangerous portions OF
the drift. The west drift connecting the
raise with the main incline Ia also In good
repair. 90 that all the rock broken In the
incline can DO run out to the WINE sta
ton and hoisted 10 tho l700 level. We
commenced sinking the main incline on
Saturday. think u will 10 timbercd and
completed 10 the 1900 Lowell In two weeks.
The air In the mine 10 still very hot. but
will improve ~ We near the level with the
incline. Everything on the surface work
ing we'll.
+. Y. 0sBisros. Supt.
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Arrival. Yesterday nsraiar.

n L Layton. Jas Taylor. A II Ward. I
Wood. J J Jones. Jno Campbell. WIN l.
Taylor. I n Taylor. l u Wallace. Geo ii
Dill, Judge Geo Turner, J N Day. A Gun
deldnger. 4 Il Warsaw. Vim Eckon. J II
Jes.up. DR. johnson, J II Williams. Mrs
ID Il Magee. Il Marshall and family. II II
Peaso Jr. Mrs. Muii and daughter. ID Seer
rey. W Hayes, Thos Cole. Mrs WIN Emer'
son. J 4 Thompson. Mrs Asaii. u Hay
man son, I Isaacs. J II GrAss, Jno Thexton
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HALE AND n

VIRGINIA CuY. May 20. is7s.-Joel T.
L.ightner. Esq. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining company-Dear Sir: The
water rose several times during tho past
week u fow feet above the 400 level. IL
stands to-day. however. I foot below the
same. Our stoppAges Of the pump during
the week we're but = minutes. Total mum.
Dor Of strokes. 70,593, Dr. an average OF
7.Oi strokes per minute; IS feet OF tho
drift leading north on the 2iOO level were
cleaned out and repaired. The ChollAr-
Norcross-SAvAge shsft wa sunk 10 feet.
The breaking Of machinery caused . delay
Of about three days In sinking shaft.
PnILirr D-EipEsHEInER. Supt.
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FROM n. Pl.UMhRm, NJ. D., or
AUBURN, N. ii.

"Aiihcugh avst's TO c"uutensnsins patent
medicines. I cheerfully make an exception OF
your very eIeelLnt lung peparation-Dr Wis
tsr's Baisam Of wild Cherry. This preparation
have ursd In my prsctlcs for moro than ten
Year, past, and have always iOund 10 TO be of
more e~ffectuai service than anything within my
knowledge. I recommend Il with the greatest
confidence 70 those subject 10 coughs and pull.
mousry complaints." bold by all druggists.
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silver HILL.

Coin Hill. Nay IL. ls7s.-w. +. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir: During the past week the
north lateral drift on the 800 level has
been advanced so feet. through . form
alton Of quartz. clay and ~porphyry. show.
ing considerable good ore. The south lat
eral drift on this level has been driven Al
feet following tho vein.
On the 800 level the main east drift has
been driven 81 feet. tho faco In = fine vein
formation, showing much moro regularity
than on the levels above. The incline has
been sunk eight feet. no work having been
done therein aimee Tuesday. The station
at the 300 level Is nearly completed.
N. Q. HiLLYEK, Supt.
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POLISH rHR YOUNGSTERS TRRTH

With sozODOsT. and when they grow mp
THAR mouths viii BE- sarnished with sound and
hands me ones. Tho foundation OF many .
toothaehs 10 laid In childhood by neglect, and
II 10 very Important TO the selLbeiug OF either
child or adult that the teeth fhould he well
taken care OF Bad teeth are no a. mastieators
OF the food, and breed dyspepsia. Make them
vhI. . and strong. therefore. with soZODOST.
q prsssryativs Of supreme excellence and purity.
Use u without delay. myli m
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Music 30 AL.

In another column to-day will b found
an advertisement Of N. D. Parsons. who
has the best pianos and organs 10 30 found
upon the Comstock. He 10 the only agent
In Nevada who rents pianos which arc
brand new and direct from tho factory.
Any style desired-square. upright o.
grand-furnished with equal facility. Mt.
Parsons may DO found ct his once, Ia
South Q street. Virginia. Room ], from =
70 I O'Clock 2. 4.
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the PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneIeelled In Storey
county, 70 TO Thomas HsirJn's Eating stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. ! North q street,
Virdnia oily. Fresh oyytsrs at all hours In
every style. Forty miners always on hand o.
uisht. For tasfy, homo style Of cooking. and
ths best and fresl est Of eli that the markets
snord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try u. apis
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering nom the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loas Of manhood. oto- ! will send .
rpcslpt that will curt you. rRkE OF cuAhax-
This great remedy VS. discovered BY Mission.
Ar In south America. send . self.addreased
10 the RRv. JOSEPH +. iNMAh,
Station ID. Bible House. New iork City.
Am Am
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ssrses Qastaiisss.
isr ruE WESTERN csioS % LiSs.l

lsr ruk WESTERN UNION LiSs.l
San fRAScrsco. May 20-2:5or 2. n.
Julia. ~, 7s,7s.H
Sierra Nevada. ) 70. J 30, 1854
Union Con-, "a
California. 2Ot, COS. 20As
Independence. ~
Ward. 1 20
Imperial, zoe.
Con. Virginia, 49,. l2s. 1921
Bullion. ~, u
Utah. ~
Gould A Curry, Sac
Ophir. SAL, IL, 33a
Beleher. 2 ~, 2D
Mod0c, I %, 2
Best h Delchor. 49,. 49,
E~ichcluer. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
.. ssi..,,si r.rses sseeuss.

Our local military company. the Barr
field Guard. have tho beet shooting range
In the STATE. out on American Flat. with
Q neat little house and all tho regulate &C.
commodstious. guns. ammunition. etc.,
where gentlemen shootists can try their
siili whenever they feel inclined. Yes-
terdAy Major General Fox and Captain
Taylor Of Gold Hill. representing the
Army and Navy. happened along and con.
cluded 10 have . little friendly contest be-
tween themselves for tho championship.
Distance. 900 yards; highest possible
score. 90 points. Tho result wa. a. fol.
lows:
Tsylor. 4-si
Fox 23233443ii-s2
Neither Of them missed tho target once
hit Il every pop. Style OF shooting.
od.hand; neither to lake rest with elbow
or belly. The navy was triumphant,
leading the army by two points. and both
retired amid the envious congratulations
Of their less skillful friends. quite .
gathering Of whom were present to see the
fun.
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uHLr, or PERISH.

Thousands Of persons In bad health. and
thoss suffering with disease. feel that u they do
not get rellsf soon, Il will be too iats. They
realize that their maiady IL destroying their
lives. To all such we gay. In good faith, Try
Bristol's Pills and Barspanlla. they have
cured thousands who were 10 despair. and why
nat Won.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20

BrocKHoLDEns' MErrrSo.- The eleventh
annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
Alpha Consolidated Mining Company. for
the election Of officers. etc.. will DO held
on the 18th Of June next. Soc official
notice In our advertising columns today.
dEoRoE d. ~IoBERrs. the mino and stock
spsculator Is In Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
NEW D

NoNsOLlDATED IMPERIAL MIN.
" ING COMPANY. Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location OF work.. Gold Hill Mining District,
StnrrJ county. Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock. On account Of sssess.
mcnt mo. o. levied ON the 9th day Of April,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, - fol-
laWat
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Jno Dabb. Il A Hodge. I @ Ballard. n
johnson. II q smart, W II Jones. CT
soune, Mrs y Bervio and child. Mrs NJ
Freedman. n + Layton. Vim cainc.
Jono.. NJ Eosseto and wife. W Lynch
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20

AM In accoFdancs with law. and an order
OF the Board OF Directors. made on the eth
day OF April. ISIS, 20 many shares OF eseh
parcel Of such stock % mav DO necessary
will DO cold ct public auction. 81 the once
Of the Company. Room 10 iisyvafd's Building.
No. lis California street, ssn yfssciseo. Call.
fosnis. on WEDNESDAY. the rtfth tsth) day Of
June, 1878, ct the hour Of I O'Clock ?. Z. OF aid
day. 10 pay aid delinquent asesssment thereons
together with costs ofadvertising and expsnses
~ W. 4. DEAN. Secretary.
once Room No. 10 Hayward's Building,
No. Ns California street. San frsneiseo. Cab
forniA. myson
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aronoK A. anAY 10 on trial In tho Dis
trict Court to-day on the charge Of shoot
ing william B. Hunter with intent 10 Hill.
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mHr FOLLOWING ILAcAnDs ARE Toa
i Sale q this Omcs'
''Rooms 70 La"
"Yumiahsd Rooms 10 Lt."
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"To Lst." Inquire q.
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Tus Younsworth Oyster and Chop Hou'e.
No. u South G STREET, Virginia Cltv, 10 the
leading establishment On thu Comstock.
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Tho following letters. under the dates
have been sent from the Comsiock
10 the principal offices Of the various COM
I'm San Francisco:
National Republican., 1878-09-20
NEW JERSEY FIRST DISTRICT.

THE REPUBLICAN has already announced
the nomination Of Hon. GEORGE NJ. ROBE
son as the Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the first New Jersey district by
acclamation. OF his election there is no
doubt, and such an event will be only an
instance of poetic justice He has been one
of the best abused men in the nation. He
has been bounded by the Democrats with
Satanic zeal and ferocty, and now 1t is his
turn. He is oil the war-path, with paint
and feathers, Us will be seen by the follow
ing extract from his speech of acceptance: !:
1t would be foolish, criminal affectation for
me to say that am not gratifed. Whatever
there is in me of manhood, of power, belongs
to you in the future as in the past. You have
given me the first opportunity have had to
say to the whole pack Of my assailants--hunt.
ers and hounds-now is your time; meet Inc
face to face before the people Of this district
try the issues between us, man to man, eye to
| eye. each man who fights to see the man who
strikes him. Not only Is this subject of
congratulaton to me, but that once more am
| to be In a position before the people of the
district to speak upon the principles OF the
grand Republican party. The Republican
| PARTY has been the bread and meat of my po-
litical life, and will be glad to vindicate, if
| it needs vindcatiOn, the administration of
| General GRANT loud aud prolonged cheering,
| of which was an humble member As far as
General GRANT is concerned personally, there
is his character, his reputation-past aud
present-that may now be left to the hearts of
the American people. There his character
will shine ever glorious through the attractions
| of its own beauty
National Republican., 1878-09-20

JUDGE WEST, who was the Republican
candidate for Governor of Ohio two years
ngo, and was beaten by Mr.. BISHOP, is now
doing yeoman service on the stump in that
State. lie recently made speech at Hills
boro', and its climax Is among the most
truthful and eloquent expressions that have
recently fallen from the lips of man OH this
or any other subject. Read it, as follows:
The grecnback is tho child of Republican
patriotism. Born of rebellion aud cradled In
the conflict, II was the star of hope and prom.
ise of redemption to struggling liberty. Per-
secuted in its infancy by the HERoDs and High
Priests of Democracy, who sought the young
child's life, it was jeered for illegtimacy by the
PESDLEroSs, bufieted for vaCabondism by the
NALLASDIGHhMs, mocked with crown Of rags
by the THURMASs and cruched by Copper.
heads and parricides on the cross of treason :;
and now, in its reascendcd estate and glory Of
maturcd strength, the bOndmen to whom 1t
gave freedom. the heroes to whom II gave VIC
tory, the patriots to whom 1t restored country,
have sworn that Its old arch.enemy shall not
cruelty 1t anew by substituting the worship Of
their spurious god, but, receiving from graft
tude crown of gold and silver, 1t shall reign.
National Republican., 1878-09-20

sided" Aside from any purely civil obli-
CATION, the terms of this stipulation, if they
were binding upon them as men Of honor,
would remand HAMPTON, LAMAR, GORDON,
and nearly, If not all, the Confederate
soldiers now in public place to the shades of
private life, from which they have emerged
under Democratic misrule, violence, lawless-
ness, and murder, TO attempt to dictate the
policy of the entire country. But these em-
inent types of Southern sham Chivalry are
not of the kind to blush unseen when only
such violation of their pledged honor as
soldiers as murder, political terrorism, and
ballot-bOx stutfing stand in the way oi
their political schemes.
National Republican., 1878-09-20
MEsSRS. SHERMAN AND GORHAM AND
THE NEW YORK TIMES.

The New York Times is very powerful
paper and an intelligent one-in its own
estimation. 1t controls, for example, all the
votes cast at all the elections held all over
this country by all the unnaturalized Eng
lishmen employed in its own commercial
and purely journalistic departments. This
colossal British influence it retains in some
measure by referring, after the manner of
the English press to our Government securi-
ties rs the Public Funds, and otherwise be-
having itself with naughty if not supercili-
ous indifference to the customs of our newer
country. Among other things of the kind
it is Indifferent to the truth, and, again, it is
despicably ignorant regarding current Amer
lean affairs. Latterly, these two points of
its habitual conduct have been exhibited by
its misrepresentation regarding Secretary
SHERMAN's recent conversation with Mr.. j.
BRIsBIN WALKER and Mr.. Secretary COR
HAMS Newark speech. In the matter of
the SHERMAN-WALKER interview it con-
veys the false impression that the Secretary
of the Treasury recanted some of the pro-
fessions of his great Toledo speech. It said
The more recent apology for resumption,
coupled with hints that should go far toward
satisfying moderate Grcenbacker, cannot be
received as aught else than a preliminary at.
tempt to transfer the party from the solid
ground which it occupied in Maine to the quag-
mires on which some of the Western managers
have tried to place it.
Mr.. WALKER himself will probably deny
the logic OF this exaggerated inference from
what he wrote rs the Secretary already has,
for there was nothing in the interview
which will bear such construction. The
truth is that Mr., SHERMAN is a Republican
honestly defined, may imply; for the word
greenback does not mean dishonest money
! or quagmire aatism, and to be Republican
National Republican., 1878-09-20

Mr.. BLACKBURN for himself, and his
friends for him, are taking time by tie fore
lock, and announce him as candidate for
the Speakership of the next House of Rep
resentatives. That is right If the next
House should be Democratic it is only
proper that an unrecOnstructed, unrepent-
ant rebel should be elected to preside over
it. Everybody knows that Democratic SUI
premacy means Southern supremacy.
Northern Democrats are mere make
weights. When the Southern pipe pipes
they must dance, and dance, too, in accord
ance with the step and programme laid
down by their Southern masters. No
Northern Democrat dare act unless he first
receives the cue from his Southern master.
II he acts independently he is no longer a
Democrat. 1t is only right, therefore, that
an ex-Coniederate should be elected Speaker
in case of Democratic ascendancy. The
Office would be much more respected If o.
cupied by an outspoken rebel of the BLACK.
BURN class, who was q traitor alike to his
own State, as well US TO the United States
than if occupied by doughiace of the RAN.
DALI class, who would not dare to say his
soul was his own, but who must obey the
beck and nod of his Southern masters.
National Republican., 1878-09-20
TRUE TO ITSELF,

The birth of the Republican party was
precariOus; but its growth was sudden, aud
it asserted its right to manhood in the cleo
ton of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. But its man
hood was severely tested. A civil war COM
menced 70 rage aud fearful battles and in
ternecine strife tested the worth and
strength of the Republican party sorely.
Though suddenly ushered into the Union
as great political party, it was neverthe-
less a party Of peace, and its very nggres-
siveness and resistless power were in its
doctrines Liberty and equality to all
peace aud good will to all men. The Union
staggered under the mighty blows of
the rebellion. Its arches shivered and
shook from the fearful assaults of treason.
But in the dark and gloomy hours, when
Bull Run and Charlottesville, with their
CORY tales of defeat and disaster, tried fear
fully the bulwarks of the nation, then it
was that the star Of hope and the stubborn
cry of persistency brought forward the pa
tent and heroic elements in the Republican
party to again renew the battle for the
Union. Aud its faith and good works were
rewarded the work of the men of '76 was
saved.
And shall that party now give up that
which through four long and bloody years
of internccine warfare they sought to hold
together? No! Another conflict will have
to be gone through with-a conflict Of rea-
sou against prejudice, of truth against dem
gogery. The chnrlatIus who would under
take to control the financial policy of the
Government are far more dangerous to Its
stability than were the hostile guns of the
Confederate army. The demagogues who
prate Of the sutl'erings of the poor
man aud who learnedly (?) discuss the
remedy for the same are the spies of our
great rebellion. In this crisis the Republi-
National Republican., 1878-09-20

can party has naught to fear. It may, as 1t
did during the rebellion, frequently suffer
defeat but 1t is now too late for the Demo-
cratic party TO indorse that which 1t repu-
dated sixteen years ago, the greenback
The greenback accomplished its purpose; IL
crushed the rebellion and now, tired of its
long but glorious work, II is waiting TO be
redeemed. And this the party which saved
the Union proposes to do. It may, as we
have said, suffer defeat few times, but the
golden era will he sure to come.
National Republican., 1878-09-20

THE Opposition press continues to belabor
Mr. Secretary GoRHAM for his recent New
ark speech. At the same time it is not alto
gcther truthful in its statements of the pur-
port Of that now famous effort. These two
facts show that the Secretary hit something
when he struck ont, and hit so hard that
" it hurt" The st. Louis Post goes to the
extent of misrepresenting him as follows:
Secretary GoRHAN, Of the Republican CAM
paign Committee, is laboring to prove that on
the financial question the Republican party has
no principles, no convictions, no record, and
no purpose.
The directly opposite of this statement is
the truth. Mr.. GoRHAM proved that the
Republican party originated the greenback
system, and that its present convictions or
attitude on that subject is consistent with
its glorious past record and future purpose
regarding it. Above all, he exposed the
fhllacy of Senator WALLACT's construction
of the Ohio Idee-to substitute non-legal-
tender greenbacks for the national-bank
currency-an exposure which has set many
people to thinking, so to speak.