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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
Westward Hot

New YoRx. July 16.-The Tribun,
says: We are only beginning to ap'
p~rsciats tho vsstness OF our territory
and the wonderful variety OF its re-
sources. The sudden development Of Q
great mineral field in Colorado. Mon.
tana and other tracts Of the Great West,
10 doing moro 10 make the people Of The
United States acquainted with their OWE
country than any other cause, and will,
no doubt, prove Of far greater benefit 70
the United States by the drawing Of per.
manent settlers TO the inhabitabls part
Of those regions than by tho additions Il
will make to our mineral wealth.
The TINES says: Hardly any Western
State. unless Oregon, has improved more
during the last year than Colorado. and
the improvement 10 shownin the revival
OF trade and the general growth OF the
city OF Denver. As many "a o thousand
new buildings are going up thsre.
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aORHAn AND PIxLEY.

The scoring which George @. Gorham
gave Frank PiIlsy in his recent speech
ON the railroad question at San Fran
cisco wa the liveliest and the most
scathingly effective that any man on the
Pacific Coast ever got before. II was .
fearful scorchsr. Very few men possess
the power OF invective that Gorham
does, and be certainly used Ii to the ut.
most. He laid Pixley straight on his
back and sat down on him and held him
for the Coroner to take charge OF. He
piled charges upon Pizlsy which
that gsntlsman's very broad shoul.
ders cannot carry without bucking.
Pixlsy will have to meet Gorham 10
this matter squarsly and with equal
visor and effectiveness. or he Is killed
forever. Everybody interested in this
matter looks with eager expectation for
the next issue OF the Argonaut. II II
took q page and ahalf to stir up Cor
ham, II will take . double sheet. at least,
this time TO meet him.
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Colonization Movements.

FALL Rrvsn, Mass. July ls.-At q
meeting Of about 200 operatives last
night. Michael Connolly WA chosen Q
delegate TO visit the lands Of the Atchi.
son, Topeka & Santa Fs Railroad. TO re-
port o. soon a. possible Q TO their con.
dition, with . view to emigration and
settlement Of the lands BY operatives OF
this city.
Tennessee colonists organised formally
tonight. About 100 signi6ed their In.
tention 10 smigrats from this city and
Haverhill to Manchester. Tennessee. Of
whom about Q score start tomorrow.
Others will follow in the Fall. Colonies
are also forming in other portions OF
New England.
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Miscellaue0us

KSoxvILLs. July l6.-Lucius Weaver
(colored), Who in May last committed .
AN. an NJ. Hovsll 4. vbits Iadv,. nssr
sHs~oefry FiAn VI" usy W.
lore yesterday and taken 70 Mrs.; HOW.
els house u fully identined oy her.
Last night ne VA Axe IRON tnoeusf1s
BY . mob OF 100 men. carried bali q mile
from town and fatally shoe through the
head. -
NJ. OH. suiy io.Iuee o1Hnse, '9r
20. 0Sa' 'nS ~ 40 sa,S =, ~. au,,. "n
,ns 49, ~, ~. ...sui, m.s mo. :, ~
,s..i Sut ,hat Mr., HuII ~. IN = s.s,s
~ cana vhsn ths nhysie;sn. hsid shs
-. Mo,,sm .nd a.; ths, ,s.i,v NM.
fs,sd ths WOMAN.
Nv Yo.r INV ia .sls Of $40.
ooo ooo nav 4 mar esnt. has been Elected
he Ina First National Bank 10 ]. 8.
Horv.n a Co. london. At \ price
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pepredations in the Black Hills.

DEApwooD. Dakota, July l6.-Rs.
ports received from different sections Of
the Hills and outlying valleys indicate
the presence Of . large number OF white
horse thieves and several bands OF dep.
rsdating Indians. A herd Of lao cow
was driven Of from the Cheyenne river
on Thursday last. On Friday seven
head Of horses were stolen from Billy
Wilson'S ranch, Bear Butte creek. and q
report 10 just received that the Indians
have raidsd Spesrish. Redwatsr and
Belle Fourche valleys OF all stock. The
latter report cannot be verified or CON.
tradicted tonight. A report was also 70.
osived that . large body OF Indians, evi.
IDENTIFY from the Red Cloud Agency,
crossed the Bismarck road yesterday.
moving north.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
(srsctAL TO II solD HI. DAILY uuv
Will Of the Prince Imperial.

NV sAASS AA8k h8ls "
NEW YonK. July 16.--The will Of the
Prince Imperial IL published. It IL
written in his own hand and dated CHS
elhurst, February 20. 1879. The follow.
ing are the chief points 81 die in the
Catholic Apostolic and Roman religion.
in which I was born, and I desire that
my body shall be buried o that Of
my father. pending the time whom they
shall both DO transported to where the
founder Of q house rsposss In the
midst Of French people. whom We have.
like him. dearly loved. Ny last thought
will be for my country. It 10 for France
that I would wish TO die. Ioonstituts
my well-beloved. mother, Empress
Eugene. my sole lsgatss. she being
charged with attending TO the
following legsciss leave 200..
600 francs 70 my cousin. Prince
J. N. Murat. I leave 100. 900 francs
to N. F. Pstris. In gratitude for his
good services. leave l00, 900 francs 10
N. 10 Baron Corvisart, In acknowledg.
msnt Of his devotion. leave 100, 900
francs to Mile. do Larmiat, who has IL.
ways shown herself 90 attached to my
mother. leave 100. 900 francs to II. A.
Filou. my old tutor. I leave 100. 900
francs to n. L. N. Conneau. 100, 900
francs to n. N. Espinasss and 100, 0O0
francs to Captain A. Bezot. my oldest
friends. / desire that my dear mother
shall pay . pension for life OF 10. 900
francs to Prince L. L. Bonaparte, Q life
pension OF 5000 francs to II. Baohou,
my old equsrry. and a life pension Of
$500 francs each to Mime. Thisrry and
to Uhlmsnn. ! desire that all my other
servants be never deprived Of their situa.
TONS"
The Tribune says: "Ths most striking
feature OF the will OF the Prince Impe-
rial 10 the strong pride In the name Ma.
polson and the real faith In the cause
BE urges his mother to remember that
$50 long a. there are Bonapartists the
Imperial cause will have representa-
tivss," and that the time will not end
with him. He adjures her TO defend the
memory Of his great uncle and his father
and expresses the hope that the time
may come when the bodies Of the three
Nspoleons may rest together in the tomb
now tenanted alone BY the founder Of
the family.
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ron THE POLE.

TEE route OF the Jeanette, according
10 the San Francisco Pos. will be rs fol-
lows Leaving San Francisco, she will
shape her course northwest for the Al.
sutan Islands. a distance OF 2.lOo
miles, to Ounslaska harbor. situated on
the north side OF Ounalaska Island. She
win pass through Unalga Pass from the
Pscaae Ocean into Behring's Sea. The
p~rsvsIiine winds are usually westerly.
bat after reaching about so degrees
north latitude, Gains and foss prevail.
From Ounalaska. after having coalsd
ship, shs will proceed to St. Paul's Isl.
and, $40 miles distsnt. At St. Paul's is
. trading post Of the Alaska Commercial
Company. and there she will receive q
supply Of ssalskin clothing for the crew.
presented BY the Alaska Company.
From thence she win sail for ST. Mich
asl's, near the mouth Of Yukon river. .
distance Of Ave hundred miles from 81.
Paui's. where dogs, sledges. s~now'shoes,
fur clothing. and . few natives. will DO
taken on board. From st. Michael's
abe Win proceed to st. Lawrence Bay.
on he coast Of Asia. . distance OF ESQ
miles. for the purpose Of obtaining nsws
Of Professor N~ordsnsjold's expedition.
~ veil - to procure additional fur CLOTH
Ing and supplies. From st. Lawrence
Bay the Jeanette will pass directly
through Bshring Straits into the Arctic
Ocean. shaping her course along the
shors Of wranssl's OF Killstt's Land.
From that time forward the real business
Of the expedition will commence.
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the rE.vE.slos OF JUSTICE,

Mrs. Hull, Of New York. wa cruelty
smothsred to'dsath In her bad BY . mid
night burglar who did not hesitate ct
tho idea OF numbering her. In order that
his burglarious designs should not DO
interrupted. Moreover. he agreed with
the piratical idea that dead women tell
no tales. He accomplished his msrce-
nary object Of robbery and having to
murder . woman or so did not ssem to
worry him or trouble his conscience in
the least. On the contrary. he pro.
cesded to use his nswly.found sfiu'
sncs for his own pleasure and dslec-
tation and the blood stains upon
the money seemed to awaken no
narrowing horrors In his mind. He
bought himself some nobby clothes. In.
dulesd In Q little excursion 10 Boston.
and paused not In the midst Of LIES
pleasures until . cute Newspaper report
or caused him to b arrested for the
crime he had committed. Then the aston.
ishsd wretch made . clean breast Of IL.
10 TO speak. Hs confessed everything.
giving the fullest details Of the cruel
murder and robbsry. The brutal. COW
srdiy murderer. stricken With fear ct b.
ing so Unexpectedly discovered. and SEQ.
ing the eallows before him. weak
snsd like an abjsct cur and
told the whole story. The case wa
Q clear one. and the ends Of good. honest
law and justice would have been bssi
served by delivering him into the hands
Of the Sheriff. to be hanged - soon q
convenient; or BY stringing the guilty
wretch up to the nearest tree or lamp.
post.
But NO; the majesty Of the Law has to
step in. and justice has to stand back
while legal pstifoesery comes 70 the
front. Under the advice Of counsel. the
murderer pleads not guilty Of the very
crime he has already confessed, and his
counsel proceeds at once to inaugurats
. hypothetical defense to prove thai
the murderer did not do what
hs declared that he did. And
now. latest kilograms inform nj
that the counsel for Chastins Cox. the
murderer. proposes to conduct his do.
tense ON the theory that "his assault
was not at all fatal. but that Mrs. Hull
vas In q state Of coma when the physi'
clans held the post-mortsm examina.
ton. and that they really murdered III
poman." That IL to say. Coz only par
TALLY killed her. and the doctors an'
ished her. What internal humbusgery
The chances are that Coz will b merely
retained % q witness in the case, and al
those doctors will bs convicted. The
best way. under the circumstances, will
be to hang Coz and his counsel forth
with. The sooner the better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

SENATOR CnANpLxa rises oncs moro.
with Characteristic good sense. to give
his views on the talk about himself -
. Presidential candidate. 81 do not de-
cline to be Q candidate" he says; "the
idea Of my being ono Is ridiculous" He
also denies that no offered to advance
moaey for the payment Of the United
States Marshals.
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Tho Secretary. Sherman Party.

PzILADELsziA, July 1~6.-SscrstaFy
Sherman. accompanied By . Committee
Of the Maritime Exchange. the Mayor.
Speaker Randall and ether Congrsssmsn
and well.knovn citizens. lsft on the rev.
enus cutter Hamilton. on Monday, for
an inspection Of the Delaware river and
harbor. This completed. the Hamilton
will take the Secretary along the Eastern
Cost on IN ets0ial visit.
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TROyAN MINING COMPANY.-

T9OyAN mININ0 COAPANY.-
L Location Of principal place Of business,
Gan Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, stoeey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct Q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held OF the 18th day
OF July. 1878. IN assessment tNo. III Of Twenty.
ave Cents per share was ievied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary. ct the once Of the Company, Room
u. No. o2s Mortgomsry street. Ban Jrincisco.
OsiiforniA.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF Ausupt,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
q public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before will b sold on MONDAY. the 9Th day
OF Bsptsmbsr. 1879, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By ordei Of the Directors.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
Oface-No. SH Montgomery street, Room n,
San Francisco. California. jyl6td
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AGQQD PLAN

Anybody can lean 10 make money rapidly
operating In stocks, By the 1.-TWO Uncnipg
Rules for Success" 10 Msssrs. Lawrence 3
Co.'S new circular. The combination method,
which this 1rm has msds 20 successful. ena.
blss people with large or small means TO reap
all the benefits Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of orcers, In various sums. are
pooled into one vast amount. and coopsrutkd az
3 mighty tphoh, thus securing 70 each snare
holder al the advantages Of the largest opera.
tor. Immense pronts are divided monthly.
Ary amount nom s. TO 5000, or NOR, can DO
used successfully. n. 7. BdpfSf WHkfy. Sep
sember soth. 1878. says; "By the con- lnation
system SIS would make t1c, or6 pr rent. $50
pays $3.50. or Z per cent; 500 makes $1,000. or
10 per cent. on the vtoek during the month. &C.
cordina 10 the market.s Frank LssISs Hue
frotsd Enrspdper. June 29th . The eomsina.
lion msihod Of operating stocks 10 the most
sueosssfuI ev,r adopted" Hd0 York bdtpM.
drHf, September i2ih: The combination rys.
TEN a founded upon correct buriness prtnci.
pIes, and DO person need be without an income
yxhiIs n 10 Kept working by Messp. Lswrsnes
! %. brooklyn journal. April soth: sour
editor made . net pront OF SOL % from go In
ore OF Mean Lawrence 3 Co.'S combine
tIons." New circular (mail<d frse) saplains
everything. stocks and bonds wanted. Gov.
srnmcnt bonds supplied. Lawrence Z Co.,
Bsnksrs, o. Exchange Placs New iork. ts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

ALLENTOWN. Penn. July 1e.-Tvo
hundred puddlsrs and hslpers. Who
struck three weeks ego. have resumed
work. the company deciding 70 give The
advance.
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~IxorasoLL says: LET me prophecy.
In i've ysars from to-day NO man OF in
tslliesnes In the United States will
pssseh The infamous doctrine Of stsrnsl
pu1ishmsnt."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

ONE Of tho soft money statesmen has
reached his Western homo from WASH
inston With the declaration that Tildsn
hasn't three friends in Congress. and
that Thurman will be the next Demo.
cratic candidate for the Presidency. II
Congress were to decide upon the can
didass this might bs true ; but Congress
hss Q curious habit Of picking out the
man whom the party declines to nomi.
nsss. The Solid South will name the
man, and the Solid South is slowly aud
surely being oorrallsd In Tilden's pocket.
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DISSOLUTION or coPARTNERSRIP,

A1OTICB 10 HERKBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IL corartnersnip hsrstofore existing DO.
wien J. u. Stephens and r. ]. Petrs, under
The arm nsus and style Of Stephens Z Peters.
this day dissolved By mutual consent. IN.
etsvsos viii continue the business q ths same
plses. and assumss Ill liabilities Of ths hts
Arm and 10 fully authorized 70 collect an
moneys due. All persops indebted 20 TIA LATE
am VIII plsase come forward and psttie Win.
GOA Hnl. June q. ,s1o.
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sonx one says that in the Virginia ora
ton the Comstock lode was ten times re-
ferred 10 - 'the backbone Of the eontin.
snt."-Rsno Gassas.
To and Reno you grope down hat back.
bons.- Dirgisia Enierprise
The Eakrpriss sropes lively on scent
after the Gasstts. with its nose close
down.
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POsTPONRsIkNr

The day Of sale OF the above stock has besn
postponed TO THURSDAY. The Thirty.nrss day
Of July, O. the same hour and place.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
jyle-td RICHARD b. MOVES, secretsry.
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NNHE ooPAkTNxRsn1p HERETOFORE
Existing under The Arm name Of ROB
July diseelssd By mutual eonssnt. 1hs bust.
y. ro 81 3. mn vsI, q ., ne MIs Hlsss p Y.
iass Arm. and collect ali accounts dus ne ssns,
;yie-in NV. ScfscS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

Plrxcr vIcroa NAPOLEON. the l7.year'
old con Of Prince Jerome, and the nev
heir 70 the Bonspartist idea, 10 rather
tall. handsome and straight as o dart
dark in hair. cheek and eye and IN
temper and temperament q true Corsiean.
Italian. His features are regular. his
hair 10 trained over his brow and crop
ped. and he has his mothers mouth.
though not the peculiar lose Of the house
OF Savoy. he 10 said to be q thorough
Napoleon in looks. in character and in
Q certain nery impetuosity Of temper.
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SOLD By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

VAN Setback STEVENSON . co.. whole
sale Drusgtss, Chicago. supply the tsds at
manufacturer prices. -
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PRIVATE ScH00L.

r Z. EBAY WILL OPEN A PRIVATE
u SCHOOL, 70 continus st1 wssks, st the
asw Central sc6ooi building.
HsuAay. yuly =. 1878.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-04-22
THE PHYSICAL PARADOX.

1t has been said that "blood is the
source of life." II is as truly the source
of disease and death. No life, that is to
say no healthy tissue, can be generated
from impure blood, no organ OF the boz
dy can normally perform its functions
when supplied with impure blood. The
fluid that should carry life and health to
everp part. carries only weakness and
disease. Blood is the source of life, only
when it is pure. If it has become dis
eased, it must be leaned by proper me-
dication, else every pulsation of the hui
through the system. To cleanse the
blood of all impurities, use DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, the most effectual al
terative, tonic. and cathartic, remedies
yet discovered. They are especially eff
fcient in scrofulous disease.
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-sTAUNToN SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADvERTIsER.-

soon he began to lick my fingers, rasp-
ing them SO that I hardly knew how to
bear it. Still, the touch of Minnie's lit
tie arm around my neck seemed to give
me courage. -,
"But there was far worse than this 10
come, for the panther suddenly leaped
right on top of the chest. ana MS
weight pressed down the heavy lid upon
my fingers until the pain was so terri
BILE that, unable to bear it longer, L
screamed with all my might.
1.-THE scream was answered by shout
from Just outsid, in which | recognized
nv husbands voice. The panther
heard it, too, and itseemed to scare him,
for he made a dash for the window, eth
er forgetting or not noticing the iron
bars: but lust as he reached it, there
came the crack of rifle, and 1 heard
the heavy brute fall suddenly upon the
floor. Then all the fright seem to come
back upon me at once, and l tainted out
right.
II heard afterward that Mr.. R
happened to want some instrument that
he had left at the house, and, not wish
ing to trust it in the hands of any of the
| natives, he came back for it himself
luckily, just in time, for the bullet from
his rifle killed the panther. But, as you
see, my hand is pretty stiff yet"
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MRS. SPIDERS BALL.
A DISH FOR GREEDY JOHNNY

A Spider she sat in her web on the gate.
Bewailing her luck and bemoaning her fate;
'Oh! dear, such mishaps
I'm sure I'll collapse,
The bugs and the flies are so cunning of late.
"I've not had thing in my pouch for week
Been doing a penance for sins, SO to speak;
But after fast
dainty repast
Pm sure it's not wrong in body to seek.
But how to inveigle bug to my arms!
The least little motion Of mine SO alarms;
I smile at a fly,
And zip-it is by,
And pays not the slightest regard to my charms
Suppose now, ask all the bugs to ball,
1 might by en1arging bit my hall;
YUM! what chance!
I'll give 'em dance,
Then gobble up buggies, and beetles. and all.'
Now, saying was doing, and SO she began
Her spinning by weaving delicate span,
TO make in all haste
And best of her taste
A beautiful hall on a modernized plan.
She spun out her silk at terrible rate;
She crossed it and fastened it tight on the gate,
And soon had floor
A foot DER and more,
A model of strength and of intricate plait.
A Cockchafer then, in an opera hat,
Came in with Cricket a Moth, and Gnat,
A Tipula. too,
Said "How do We do?"
And wiped his feet daintily over the mat.
A Miller in white was next at the hall
(The whole of the tribe had been asked to the
balD,
And then, from the dell,
There entered the belle.
A Butterfly dressed in a camels-hair shawl.
The Spider was tickled; really DO think
She laughed in her sleeve and endeavored to
wink.
"I've not regret!
They're all my in net"
She said, and i'll saying it managed to blink.
hate to proceed with the tale-but must;
1t wouldn't be clever. nor proper. nor just,
To clip it off here;
So listen, my dear
bust.
While you with pair are considered complete
But, Johnny, beware!
For often pair
See twice the amount it is proper to eat.
s. Co,lunt Foster IL, Commercial Advertiser
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A Thrilling Narrative.
TSt. Nicholas for April. |

MORNING CALL FROM A PANTHER-OUT
OF THE JAWS OF DEATH.
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Even clothes line becomes unsteady
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COLoRED HUSBAND AND WHITE
WIFE SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.-
On Monday of last week, Ed. Kenny,
colored, and Mary Hall, white, were re-
ceived at the penitentiary from Hanover
county, where they were tried and con-
victed under the State laws forbidding
the intermarriage of different races
Kenney had been living unlawfully with
the woman, and in October last, being
threatened with prosecution, went to
Washington, where they were married.
Upon their return they were indicted
and tried and sentenced to five years in
the nenitentiarY.