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has ita peculiar phase which p-uat enter
into the consideration of compromise /:
hence, no Que but debtor and creditor
can adjust IL. Let our merchants alvays.
by interest and inclination tho fast. but
sometimes miataken, friend Of the farmer.
eet the ball in motion. It scarcely can
be denied By any observing man that the
direct cause Of tho financial distress shnt
has oyertaken us 10 the high rates Of in.
terest demanded arst from the merchant
himself and next from the farmer. And
as these high rates OF interest led to an
enormous disproportion between credit
and cash prices. even . hundred per cent,
in some cases, thus moro and moro crip.
pling tho laboring classes, and increasing
at every step che hazarde of the trade.
thus necasaitating at every step an In
creased per cent. to cover the risk; that
such policy would seriously result, ~
it hes done, is not TO be wondered at.
Indeed, it lie the legitimate result of q
suicidal policy. Better at one single
blow utterly destroy the entire credit
system of our country, than to dream of
any substantial prosperity for our State,
under such q ruinous policy. So far as
agricultural advances are concerned, the
laws amply protect the creditor, 80 that
with Low rates of interest be merchant
can afford to cell his merchandise at 6
living rate to the consumer. Not buy o
pound of bacon at eight and nine cents.
and sell it on credit for only few
months at ono hundred per cent. The
farmer, too, taking the cue from the .ner-
chant, at once advances the price of his
corn from rs cents per bushel, cash, in
the spring, to 91.4O in the fall. Thus,
turning upon his o,.1 class, and extort-
ing ruinons rates o, interest from his
brother farmers, in the enhanced price,
simply because it is common. And SO
on cd infnitum. Where the laborer pros
pers, the landlord will alike prosper, and
where the laborer and landlord both
prosper, the merchant aeeo his richest
and best trade.
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y ashington, p. g, oaia regulation fso}
Governor Ran1Rson. 4
10Th. Miles g. Farkey's return to tthoS
nomS a:, o. ., MS q gdoptios.
3Otb. Hardening Of tho Con- les
iloters ey Governor Hampton.
NoyEllBsr,
Sin. Marlhn,n, s,tas,,, q, 4.
tion OF chi II iSctssii tss y, fsYS!. 3
State Senate sssssA. q e: !
' I'll . Sssssn., a,,..,.,ss $ 8. =, 81.
iIfh. CongyesSy ), Ssn,si,
of bribery at Colnmbia 's'.'1's Sonylc1ea
oolambia @ a. ~ GiFesas1f e9sslesed ,ds
! I1tb s Vsnca and Hs,n,. &, u u, s
bia ''lso s1lu AAss'l l'sotl ~ s'osufis
18th. M;l;tayy ,,,;.a Iii, - II,
The Goyarnnr ,ss W. y
If,,h Tia y5s.,. ~ 4s
yVinnaha ~ - ~, 1
18th. Hon. ~ IS * & gSlanbsf S;aras,bsII s,sotss
Statn senator srar, q. ~ ,a:a gsn sieetea
gard Tessf;,, ;,I Scc;9sat , $3.50 ~ &.
lotte Coinh,bis a..S ~ !lis
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exclaim In the Language of Scripture.
while viewing the lofty columns that
colnrnemoraie the Gauss !.s which their
fathers struck ard died, .We asked for
bread, and ye gave Us 3 stone."i Bat
South Carolina 10 free again,
"Free as che winds that winriow
Her shr1bless hills Of sand.
FREQ as the waves thas batter ,sfte
Along her yielding land.n
And In the garments Of her beauty
there will surely be found some fold Ia
which TO shelter these helpless orphans
of the State.
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9ssee 9.ssee 1za:1HsH 1!zzfas:..sTiHsHI AaanliiI,i4fEaIIa,,

Some days ago che Rsgisstr drew d con.
traat between the expenditures of tllo
Hampton and Chamberlain adrninistrn.
tions, and showed difference IN favor of.l
the Democratic rule amounting iii round
numbers to S45o, 900, which was Effected
IN tho frat year, under ssriona ssisadyanel
tages, The comparison ne Instituted y7ae
based upon tho reports Of the s5tate ,Tseaas
urera. and only included the actnal OUT
lay Of money collected during the resnscg
tive. years. There was no as.;count taken
OF she eEorniois del 5iclancies Is the
perlain administration ., o possi lon of which
has been met by the Democrats during
the present year. a gentleman Who iSfi
thes5ughiy euiiysIE5nt with :ilu Hnancinf 4
history of South Carolina, occupying s
place Of great imports has furnished
US with his abatement Of Tho actual re-
form accomplished by tho Democrats. 60 Z
which we invite attention. Th be angregate
figures sFe as follouB |. "a 81 .ss
Tax levy 1856 eurdeY CbAni-s
berlain. IL milla. on basic Of
$120, COZ, 900 as the total tax Il, 81 .s
able property OF the ST. !. !. Isl go. 600 ]
deficiencies under Clanber. ~
lain for. 1876 .....g 450, coo
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An Address Deliveref 2eforo E:chlsnd
Lodge, No. SO, Ancie b free and Accep-
ted BIasons, ut their =, I5Iic Installation
In the Olty OF COLUMBIA, 9. O.. DeccJnber
~, 1877, by Hon. I. j. A1nckey.
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Notable Events In tho State uurinx tho
Paat Xear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

MRs. VERONA Woodruff has made q
dramatic entrance upon the London
lecture platform. Az soon as she caught
the eyes Of the motley throng Of curious
men and unwomanly women who had
gathered to hear her discourse on 1.-THE
Human Body the Temple Of God" abe
assumed a theatrical pose and startled
them with the lines. " In may hands no
price ! bring. Simply to Thy cross l
cling" The effect Of her taking up an
advanced position on the Rock OF Ages
was broken by Al interruption from the
door "Brsvo I she means the Home
secretary"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Oakland Democrut Of Saturday
says: Two brilliant journalists went
last night TO investigate an accident
caused by q lady alighting from q NOV
ing train. The two journalists in their
haste. forgot the warning implied in the
object Of their mission. and jumping
from the train while yet in motion. one
OF them sprained his wrist and the other
nearly cracked his skull.
Sheriff Tunstead OF Marin has received
The death-warrant Of Lew Wong. con.
victsd Of killing q countryman, on Point
Reyes. He il to DO hung ON Tuesday.
the 10th Of January. 1878. Judge Temple
ignores the old custom Of hanging on
Friday.
The debts Of the Pioneer Bank Of
San Francisco (the same that J. G. Dun
can was the manager of amount 10 over
$500. 600. and are divided among 1.l50
persons.
An orange in DIR. Bseeh's orchard at
Los Angeles weighs two pounds and
thirteen ounces. and measures nineteen
and q halt inches in circumference.
The primary department Of the 0ro-
vile public school Numbers among its
scholars q negro boy. q Chinese boy and
Digger Indian.
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CALIFORNIA.
a suicide In Yrsks Ceunty-Mur'
der - San Franchise.

YRKxA. CAL. Jan. IA man named
George Anderson committed suicide 81
Cottonwood In this county. last night by
shootiug himself in the breast with . 70
volver. He had been to . ball and danced
all tho evening previous to the act. No
cause Is assigned.
The weather has been very cold and
foggy for the past week with heavy frost.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. Anew Year holi-
day Was very generally observed In quiet.
There was q great deal Of New Years call.
ing.
Tho weather IL clear and cold. tho wind
strong from the north.
Los ASoELEs. January 1.-About noon
to-day Y. II. Angel. photographic reporter.
while out hunting with his brothers-in.
law, was accidentally killed. How IL not
yet known. Tho remains we're brought
hero this morning.
San FRAScisco. January AIT half.
past 8 o'clock yesterday morning an elder
" man Was assaulted and murdered by
hoodlums on the corner OF Fifth and
Tehama streets. Tho fearful crime
was committed ct . time when but
few persons we're on the streets. Who 10
was that committed the crime. Of what
motives prompted II. have not been sscer-
tanned. AT about G o'clock officer Hought-
aling was summoned 70 the locality named.
When be arrived there he found . man
dead on the northwest corner Of Fifth and
Tehama streets. The officer learned that
deceased was James Lyons. . single man.
. native Of Ireland. afty.ive years Of
ago. who resided at No. &C Shipley street ;
that he WAS Q man Of some means ;
that Lyons left his homo 10 60 70 81
Ignstius' Church. and that when on the
sast side OF Fifth street. neal Tehama, he
Was set upon by . gang Of young hood
lums. One Of the number fired three
shots at him. and . bullet struck him In
the left breast. AZ o as he was struck
the gang scampered away. and Lyons
walked across the street, fell and expired.
The object Of tho attack was evidently not
robbery, - nothing was taken from his
person. Two young mon were arrested on
suspicion. :.
New. Years was'observed In the usual
manner. but moro quietly than has gcner-
ally been tho case hcrstofore.
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TE LIE
tssscrAL pissArcuss 70 TEE Com HUI
pA II Nxw.l
The silver


The silver Problem.
NEW Yenx. Jan. A. financial article
In . recent issue Of tho London Ti~ss
points out that the proposition to remons-
tize silver has nothing TO do with projects
for unlimited paper issues. and says re-
p~udiation ia . word that can in no sense
strictly apply 10 the United States. Sup
posing II should decree silver - the solo
lawful money tomorrow. No doubt
whether bondholders would lose much by
tho change. Al tho present price OF silver
say IS pence per ounce, the loss 10 bond
holders would be much smaller than Ia
commonly supposed. II paid of at par In
gold In New York his n thousand dollar
bond would be worth two hundred and ak
pounds, four shillings, In London. and II
paid In silver u would be worth o hun.
dred and nincty-one pounds. twelve shil-
lings, . difference Of seven and . half per
cent. only. and u IL not for . moment 70
be supposed that the difference would
reign GO great for . single day. Were
silver again monetized We should probably
zee II Al onco Jump 10 fully I've shillings
per uncs, ct which price the above loss
would DO nearly obliierated.
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NEVADA ITEMS.

The Phoebe Record Of Saturday says:
The trial Of Sloan. McManus, Dean and
Newman. charged with the murder Of
b. Holland at the Muddy Reservation.
was finished up on Saturday evening.
the case being given to the jury about
8 o'clock. They retired and immsdi.
atsly cast the first ballot. which stood
eleven for acquittal and one for convic-
ton. On q second ballot, Q short time
afterwards. the jury were unanimous
and q verdict OF mot guilty. was rem
dered. The prisoners were remandsd
back TO Jail TO DO tried in January on
the second indictment. for the murder
Of Carter. which will in all probability
terminate as the cast just tried. unless
The prosecution has secured additional
testimony aud make more Of an effort
than they did in the former case.
On Christmas day two men. named
Fred Nsigsr and w. Bergen, had a quar-
rel over . game Of cards at the Carson
Brewery, Carson City. which ended in q
rough and tumble fight, during which
Bergen had his thumb bitten. bat not
severely. No particular attention was paid
to the wound; on the contrary. Bergen
continued his work. but drank rather
heavily until Saturday. when his arm.
which had panied him for q couple Of
days previous. became swollen NJ large
a. O stove-pipe and revealed u most
aggravated cas- Of srysipelas, which re-
suited fatally yesterday morning.
Deceased was q native OF Alsatia. fifty
six years Of age and unmarried.
We learn from the Phoebe Record that
an ARRAY occurred at Royal City. q few
days ago. between Thomas Higgins ind
Daniel Hayes. Higgins had his nose
badly bitten. while Hayes was cut In the
side with q knife. The row was the out
growth OF n holiday spree.
AT q dance in Paradise valley. Hum
boldt county. recently. some miscreant
sprinkled the floor with cayenne pepper.
The Slrer STATE intimaies that II the
psrpetrAtor is discovered the country
will be made 90 hot for him that he will
think Paradise has boon transformed
into Hades.
The Carson Tribune says: We under
derstand that a change in the manage
msnt OF the Carson appeal IL about to DO
consummatsd. Mr.. Robinson will re-
tire, and Mighsls assume control. This
order Of things comes in with the new
year.
The article Of commerce for which there
IL -..-l l.. .-a.. .--.a.0k
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Tux Esiopri~ yesterday reduced its
subscription 10 twenty. Ave eentss week.
Al tho sams time IL reduced It's size. and
Is now about the size Of the News.
The reduction in price 10 in accordance
with the demands Of tbs times. which
the News recognized ana obsysd several
months ago. The Enterprise. In its re-
ducsd form, has . large field OF useiukI
mesa before II, which there Is no doub,
that Il will I'LL vol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

Two Irishmsn. on q certain occasion
occupied the same chamber. In the
morning one OF them inquired Of the
other, dennis. did you hear the thun'
der In the nightl'' mo. Pat; did itrsally
thunderl" eyes. IL Numbered ~ II
hiven and earth would coms together"
Why the dues then. didn't ys wake
me. for " know I can't shape when IL
thundsrs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

The Merchants Exchange Of OAKLAND
sin . bad condition financially. Its
assets. in the shape Of dues. are sl35H;
liabilities. $797 rs. The number Of
members Is "a; and about n quarter
ID them re in arrears. having loaned
money TO the lately sIpsllsd Secretary.
Z. P. Casterline. on the understanding
that he was to apply 1t on their dues.
which he never did.
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A HAND IN raE DAsxxxse.
nj LIZZIE porrx.

-
A hand In the darkness-s strong right hand.
ouistretehsd 10 The soul In its deepest need;
Which causes the fAiterips iset TO stand.
Ard heals the hearts tina In silence bleed.
A hand In the daikness-s faithful hand.
Thai never fails though The way Is long;
Meath whose touch the blossoms Of faith 81.
psnd.
And the tsadris Of hve rrow arm and
strong.
A hand In the Darkness tender hand.
which 10 laid on the bruised and bending
bead.
With . lore that such only can undentsnd
whoss hearts have hungsred and hoped unfsd.
A hand In the darkness-a loving hand.
WHOSE sOft cares mahes the pulses thhti;
which binds the hssrt..nth with . magic band.
And soothes to r-st With -" Peace be still r
a hand In the darkness-a son. white hand.
which vipes the tears that In silence fall.
which points the way 10 the "Bettsr Land"
And . balm Of healing outpours for all.
Dear Lordi in the DIZZINESS We cannot tell
II that hand VI BLESSING 10 surely thine.
Though its tender touch 70 have learned full
well.
And iuov !, is warm with . Love pivins.
NAY. We esnnos tell ! for We biindly grope.
And fail In the darkness to understand
The sign that answers our prayer Of hope
Dear Lord. IL II ~tLine-that comforting hand /,
"oh. blind Of heart :" cries . voice Of power.
"why wander and grops In the DARK for me.
whils Love Divine 10 . vsysids flower.
And man 10 the tsmpie Of Deityf
Each hand in the darkness ou,stretshsd In
lcve
Ger the ways By the weak and weary trod,
10 signed and sealed By the Power above.
And tins 10 Il ever the hand q 0odr'
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READ AND LRARN FOR Y0URsRLP

Many valuable discoveries and mneh useful
knowledge 10 kept from the world bscsuse Of
the immense expsnss IN making them known
chees German Syrup. Although but Q fes-
years introduced Into this country, ,ts SALE now
reaches In every town add village In the U. \.
Its wonderful success IN curingc assumption,
revere coughs. pneumonia. asthma and all
other diseases Of the throat and lungs Was nrst
made hnowo BY distributing every year. for
yRKn , csARoR, by druggists. No such . test
OF merit was ever given before 70 any other
preparation. Could you ask morsf Go 10 your
druggist and get . b,ttls Toe rs cents and Try II.
sample bottles 10 cents. jal 6m
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WELDON JACKET sILyER NIX.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MIN.
mo COMPANY. - Location OF works,
Gold uill, Storey County, State Of Nevada.
Principal place Of business, Main street, Gold
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that st q meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of said Company. held on
the "a day Of Jsnuary, 4. .. ISIS. an asssssment
No. ~ OF Two Dollars lsD per share was
levied upon each and sveJ share Of the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin, 70 the Secretary, q
the once Of the Company, Main street, God
Hill. Nevada. or 10 James Hewiands, Trsnsfer
Secretary, No. tio California street. San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stoek upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the ID day Of
Isbruary. lb1s, shall be deemed delinquent, and
win b duly advertised for sale at public auc-
tion, and unless payment shall BE- made before,
win Be cold on "WEDNESDAY. the 9Th dsy OF
March. ls1S, q n O'Clock T.. In front OF The
once u the COMPANY. % pay the delinquent
assessmsnt together with costs Of Advertising
and expsnsesof sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
FEMME, sscfviay.
Cola Hill. Nsv.. Jsn. Z. 1878. jsstd
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The Reno Journal issued q double
sheet yesterday In honor Of the New
Year. The paper contains . local re-
sumo Of the events Of 1877 in Reno and
washos county. and the balance Is
made up Of interesting miscellaneous
selections. Brother Powning has done
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

An English clergyman put 70 . school
boy the question, "How did the Lord
punish Adam for his disobsdisncs In the
Garden Of Edenf" The smart urehin
replied: Pi,ase. sir. he turned him
out Of the garden. took n rib from his
body, and with Il made . wife for him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

A rKppIxR wanted to sell q surrogate
a pair Of patent scales. eve no use
for them." said the surrogate. 81
thought" replied the peddlsr. .'that
where there's q will thsrs should Be q
weigh"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

TEE Carson -Appeai yesterday passed
into the hands OF Harry Mighsls. Mr..
Robinson retiring from the manage
mont. The subscription price has been
reduced from hfty to twenty-five cents q
yeak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02
d. II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite the bank Of califor.
mia. Gold nm, keeps constantly on hand ali
favorite brands Of Imported C.sars. choice bit
cigars. all klods Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes. nuts, candies. ono cutlery. and
tors and fancy goods OF all kinds. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02
A LADY srRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION
At the beautiful HATS In Madame
LorJea's window.

srRuoK. the second time. at the
Low Pricsst
srRUCK. the third time. with admin.
tion OF herself. when she looked IN the
glass and NV how well an plain
looking woman can look when she
wears . becoming hat.
Madame Loryea's 10 tbs place 10 OBJ
tain nns goods and cheap. No BONANZA
prices hsre.
Velvet Hats made over to look like
MADAME LoRYHA,'
No. ~ Sonth O street, between Taylor
mol 10 I'm and Union. Virginia.
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The Supreme Court has affirmed the
decision Of the lower court in the case
Of J. W. Rover. and Mr.. Rover must
nov bang.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-02

JuLIA-"He'sa man after ysur own
heart. pa, I assure you." Practical
papa-"Nonssnse. girl; he's q man af-
ter my money bags"
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ENGINEERS, ATTENTION.

A IL MEMBERs OF co HsroCK DIVISION
"A No. 4. OF the Brotherhood " Stationary
rnsiDcers. are requested 10 be pressnt a the
portahcs 10 10 Be Or lnsacted.
jsatd O. J. PERKINS, y. A. x.
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lnusInnSfs.
FHEFIPTH ANNUAL BALL
a :, .-- a
VIRGINIA CALEDONIA CLUB
WILL :. sr.. AT
coopER's HALL, VIRGINIA CITY,
FHRFIPTH ANNUAL BALL
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is, 1873,
suRss' BIRTHDAY.

BURNS. BIRTHDAY.
Cs.niuee Of Isvitatiss.
VIRGINIA crY.
John Ineiis VIM Drysdale
d McDoueAid James NcDade
Kenneth Mckenzie oeorgs Denver
William haxton ABB Mckay
W o Bel VIM Bomervt1le
James Mckay Dr. Grant
DR. J Manson Ajax Mcclellan
Murdoch Morrison Nc0iifvny
Aiex Mckay John rhacknm
James Livingstons Andrew Baird
Thomas campbsli Alsa Dunn u
DAVID Norris 1T HcDonsid
Allen Mcswsin TX Fulton
william Narrower DR. Manson
JB Thompson John huirhead
Cs..irtss Of Arrsass.ssts.
1T Mcdonald 10 Dunlop
Mcdonald
Rsesptiss Csaniuss.
VIM narrower DE- VI, ger
Iyy Fulton James Crsnston
WI Oliver Al Mcdonnell
Thomas 0eddes Hector Dow
Fiesr Maaassrs.
W II McLachian O Dunlop
- t,ernain James Atkins
Thomas Mcleod VIM veitch
FLOOR DlRRorOK-A. O. MCKENZIE.
Music by Professor J. W. yarnsy's Band.
t.dmi,ii1e s:n,lsusa and i.dis', -
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Or. A. CHAPMAN,
9 U r O Mt

TR0X NEVADA CITY. oALtFoR.-
= mia Permanently located Il virIom
gtnia City. once, 80 SOUTH O BrhEkT.
Satisfaction guaranteed. ja7 n
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PAY UP.

7 AN CLOSING UP MY BOOKS, WITH
cash business amer January I. 1878, and I hereby
request. In the most positive terms, M debtors,
without any exception vhstever. 70 call and
settle their accounts 10 full and o. oncc.
de11 io, 4. BxRLINEn.
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BORN.

B0SKOwITZ-In Carson. December II, TO the
Wits OF Frank DO kowitz, . son.
DOBBiNS- In Buliionulle. December 20, TO
the wife OF J. II. Dobblns. Q son.