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vJhte{Nid ELECTIONS.

Whit sioSly, bat %he2sh 1a$ 0@sh tee"''s Gu
- ohow IN, ,fc is..,.,nstgrisl eontes. Ia
: :, >.d Fjournov. with
1A'r't'. - I'"'s - 80 -
chances in favor 81 me is'1-
We appeni guch ad3i.Ans'. fetu:Hs Is
,-o,.h.d - aicea r,ste.Ge?'a i-sus:
10 ,n;i,,I, Eo- nozernc-
iLsncs U .|yC ~ -. I3,.v,f,,,,-. H.
So. - - -. ,''. * i'rn.ney ,51or,al -
~Sonit, 10 Gnnrr~s.. rsjl,cr. l4l, On H.
u@h% ~ IL ~ n,.>,.,os. ,I,v,s I0i.
SVh' w. n -, .i.rs'I IN h>y,ng rr'
lay 'o'' w. 't"J 49, =. So,
o''' ,s.,,..,s,., E.a,. I.,.--i;nv.no,
WA, ''Va''l -! - i l. .,asn.G,v-
-. 90, IL inno,.on, |. una-.ess
Wh;tli,,1- IS: F.tnre. 81 p;.tn.ln. 3 S,n-
49,. n ,-S IL: - 20. lJioata:f, IL.
norso ot ,.,-.,,,.. PIN. -: ..iuy.. 2.
.5resnsc,I,o II. -. I-l.uain.d, 81;
| < ,i,n n: Ei.nqryr 9 Cyrr.css: par.aia
20. hiahnns, l., .I.Inc, IL, whitfield .; God
-, -
Cv,u1.r,au5 Gur,: iIougc Ghci.07. IS;
! c,iI,n- IL
VIZ IN ne TpejNL T;rgiu!Q L.s;:msat. -.
Sm;th 10, F;nuy,.1y 49, unyison, 90; COL
lar 53. k.ll,y, IIs; P:osu.. !; BONG, 8;
Lancaster, /.
Snsssx.-S.ony Grs.i--Smi,h, u; Nun
"a r.. F,orrrr., 2: LIEUTENANT uoycf.,v, :
I,'hoc ~ ": priy. Congress: 7a,ll. 81;
uu,ue, 10; " niheid, >. Senntc; D..isfd,
y; U.quraTi, IL. House u D,I'g'tss : I
A Field, %; Lurdy ., u"a'y.-- t'9E COZ
arno.: SluItn, 29; MuHtoida :. Li-rt7!sn.
G,v,,nos: Ec.J dor. -; P.,cc, i. CJrgrrs.:
Pstnaa, 81 il"n':, i. Ssnsse: ~ AZ, 70
| Hou,,. # Dcl4.stes: l4nG}, 81; F.v!c, 4.
p~uuswick -TroG.ers : o-.--H0r Gov
.rpuT M,,nicsu, 81; >u,iaE, -; t,.urncy >
Li,uteusit G. st:"U.: Ed=-Ga u "a, Sc; ln-
! rnS,r {: plcC. C1-gI:Ss: IS .aCk, 10.
Ssr.ts. Jonra, 30; ,:h,..,p.or, 20, Adams.
r. lI.ps. :. D,.ee.:..: head, *; ;4.ilo. =,
~ Slos., Or,i.Ghrr-S uisA, -, htuAiol 4,
| Of. rIourno,. ). aa.,aJc: Jnuas, o.; \ isrus,
3: Taymrso.. /. uons. OF Dslcgstes: Ma-
llnrv 81; Mead. 10.
P;tlsytpanis Gounty.--in seven preeiro:s
a! tbs csu,,,>. ;nc3au,p. La .cwr If Dan.
.;l.. the vol, slsrrs ~ ial:gze: FOX ti;,ye5-
ms. EIoutaou Go; S.uah. 200; Muifor:'
Il, Lru,.gsnt (z,ycrue., .so r.ecictz
Price, POS: ir.hcd.a SO. A1y.n>5 Is.,e,s' !:
Tucker. 3G2 CO.., al, seven pexcincts {:
,ioodr. $50; ;i..,;.p, $40. S,.taS rs ST.
oeun. ST: Keen, 39i: WhnIio, 49,. upva4
- Dr,or,tss; Hgfc:t. 1G2a; l4,'sna-. 4oG;
S.su;,s no5; Sv.,s-~. l4i; d ,it,;sas. IV.,
,.,dg.r. SO: Nae. n. D.. J; Bar, |.
Vi,tg,,, ,.ie =, ',n,,2e -. u,.rs.,,,. ::
p,n',.,,,,. =. s,n;r- 2G 1l-afor, > l,cu.
,,- -. 9 49, .n.T.. p,,.. So; La, u . .I,--
-. tt.-.;, u, G.rt.. !. S;y.r S..a,r
81, IT,, W I,.s.%.c,. So, G~,. ,.Iwsl.
49,, ,," 81 fI-i..',.' .i.~,r .o,,n,y. ,-sv..v
- :. 80 g.. - :. p.c~.,..'''.,
,,.-,,,, y..,..,i''.3 C:s..,,:, ..jx,,,,i ~,
.,% s.n..g''. ..:',. y ,-,'o-
-. ,' ,,- 80. H.. ,.,r.,,"r.
a. =. 49,, r. .,, r,,.-,,..
,-S.'' L. ''','' ,..'r a.. *:
-. - .'''',' - ',-J
IVA ". ."'' 4" - 90! :.
n'~!n d r',.''s ',... e. ''''T ~: ~l
nal 'f' ~ "'' \" 80, i"' 'Sh
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TEEA.CEY DEP, 2T'M-aT, -. =

TtEA.CEI DEP. 27M-aT, -. = =
Hiog.sc:d sEy ', 5t3.
- GriCE IL hereby svsr 10 ni uO.cers - t"o 'rar
~ Treasury ne. l1ped cnd:7 !Gs act - iag i6'h.
itfl '-sr he II AMI present The sl.t c''--
u.d!ns a. re Try tSric rr1 g.. .' rr,:o.
res. eeicTs tho 3rs. - = Iry rrSf',. 'Sty
VIII DO UetAr7eh tie rTiyess Of fu-Lls. -: 10.
.e sstitici - 10 ErJed e!rh. r:T &, Gosts ;rIn
bic L. tee Year,. lbsh-tl
d. G. kEAHiS.asF
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kuCERIES AMI y r { u )
LucrION
ssrs VII sell 81 cur wr-hcu,e on SffD3Eptf
~ jar I'd. evDGArnCtcs - J. .'c.ocs. S>l';J "a
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
DRUGS AND
MEDICINES.
.AzorE ~!5cA W.! BE fors.--
.Tarn Sugar h Bag. as orrs,l-
~: jrSL sCd Rio rCSJS
ylce Gee. Tea
h-i:, 30 D? pspp,T
Caa.i't Evps
U0uCcTtrstsJ LIE
III Carl Sod.
sips 90 gruiH1= Nbiskey
P-Nnh BrsntJ fr,rs togas5 BTSuiy!5 cas-,
Hoilkhi sni uHleYs Giu
Old Jamaica faE
Nltr!c Led. suIyL1ie %. tcItstiG 81
Es.s1t!S! Os, "&stns';t--, -! "LsE
ruaTarT0cy, Japan az 81 Yo.n-i
F,ip.s AI) and IN IL,
k0i. IrsGs '-:ie,y q Drug, sud sdidrs.
a'~.
10 trs. Pr'r;eF,' Iut. c,.n Soc. A.h.
WIN D. s:ied--
10 tir O.. E!ss
c-ss .n- O3snac Fr.rtr.
"n,es LEAR .J3 Boy -tf.S Hat
KENT. p,'Er < 90,
june '.-;t- Auc. ooee,s. q
III JAMES ?. SCOTT { co, Apc.ss,
No. iO2 H4IS SraErT, LYS,"ECH". VI.
s-fI ~;li en- cur r:.gar sa,tiOa. 90 TECEsnAT.
st :'s IN Jane" IL sc dpGl to ia-gs lat VI Of"
..u='
10 hA5crls LAID.
10 barre, LIHuhEp OIL
j,nc -. A...lgrs+s.
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REWARDS.
so REWARD.

T CsT--On Euuda, is. Sc: So arsrsT'Ea x ie a. :
n.-, OF Il. clay. ~ sSEE fAHSa~. - "-e n7a'-
-, Ill rerety. SO above sd , lg~'!AE ~ -
f.a,ia.s II het saop Ea'a --'~s..n u" ~ rt'h
streets. - -4@'' 49,
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DtChEhooN, HILL & CO, Arors.
NEihOEs FOR SALE

NESEUES FOX SALE.
a CRgEABLY 10 4 dscrss nf Hs7oveJ cor nty G'Gn
"A eran Sell s. the 3a.ios R6aTs VI 4pssrs. r!s'er
sen, H!H 10 n RcGGo~t. TUESpAT, We s.h q jrn:.
iii +EF IEusCS roTsn, boy AMI Gil. taegStE
u Ihr -fi4i5 ., IsGfsI =. PL.b.ps. Gte'J.
u.y s,--c-.r ALfA.O DUBG. hIn.,
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EMBALuIdG TIE DElD.

fMBhLaidG TIE DEIB.
~ r.. AtuLuga -hD o. CIR -.fi. h''irz 10
4 -rsS.tt .u'ir i.cts, Ur
EMBaLMiNa AND Di"!Nt EJffNU
,hs bpL,.- 81 tbs us., !1se 81 uSE..D. oi lS.s "a
Yu.:in- ther ai.iI.
Esi.'er-ea:a aud U,Saf:Chuna ny - r.l be sta.
.rs si.l.nne, nSih In ths -sTns: -cs''''.
r-''ert &C. p :u.rL .'ert
DR y .S,.!!'2- =. W.T. G:t
once 81 JSiEa'. BE-.
.2t et-cut. s..""t al
Is- DIsissfTstor, ..is IN y. ,,iur h'b%.
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oy,:Uf ~ sAeIrs rr.UxAsol co..

oyY:UfvsY& pAnIrE Ir-CIAsol CO.,,
..c-EosD, Va! a. sex.
~ OGD:s diihe beard Of D!recia.;, z7der sa.soii
y Ssl,G By lhel: Charter, ecox c. Saos'psioS 'c'
100000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL,
.tti5 Company, ill be cpeael os he leth lnn
The ccnf.o- Of i.e InEa,usop /; niS; '.ror.hiA ay
Ia proflects 1atsr.ng a. a; airy uras liz 10 hbeofo
oysr Ht-tJ yssrL .,s
ILs pr.1sa, hociholasr7 snd We pablo ssasrauJ Ns
Invited 70 Irhssrhs Tor the rSa sh4f
HIyl&-u HuLIAA WILLIE '1-t ~"
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~ r:i"ss promptly. &c vii &C." !a's' Th'':j Of Z.
''''' ~ ~ G~0oERT LINE
Ara s., uc- :s.elTns ava eI1,rI 70 add :, ihl,,.
many ve-Y d.-irsre goods. p.Eneas.S c! ultca ~ly
noso'a asr.At''' IN A:p's .rso
Ops Ivp- hor,e 1sh' ~ Usgod. TN iron aIs nl; :,
Juss s-ta d, '''''- TAaDY = wfLLrAs.
SI oLAU1srEh, tIGhAha 60, AC"fS.
l59 MAIN STnEr.
WI witt sen - rrr'oAY soaHlEG: so77ea' ~ ,:
~ 20 o'csct. vscy desirable Az 1EeEt q
FRESH AND SEASONABLE GOODS
Inst Gr,p.r:ed. cun.Lt,rg L. p,No'-
DRY GUOD@:
app-rter hack :'pseL'
,'r.rr a5r L-"c y-!s
-rp,"c- Nf4ri -. .o:; Gl5.
Ecb H. nrs: fiBG"B.
E,y-rnr Ei=cx Ctt-E.y.
Rack Ard wL!:e LA-a. -oi ngrsct'r.
tsucS .rd Lagath cEsspNsE
Hack .pd Ys4e. "r-'s - -
,a5-y ans .}sct >Gslilh rr.il
s.ne E"gisa b.-s-'hed co'tou',
lrilh ii-ers bi.E0 !!-fas
t!.l- BisCi Is! n o. HSa,.-!lf
E=U5otercd O.AIa..
s-uHJ T"t"is
ps,u' Thr~h!
b., .at wn!;. a;,, Cotton .:s
L'a-u c.nh, ntih, ,oe-T. aud Lit=,.}
fy-.i- GtEi!es. sc.
STATIONERY
.;re, Lsl'a5 Nose sai Cap Page
GROCERIES AID DRUGGISTS GOODS
C,.,,s o. COD L;.er -. S.i.4 a,
rsir .rl gso.a s.ns':cs
to- e, ~. ra,!sa --.t.r.
Esara ssrs
white W.. t'-..in-. etc
I-E.!ie 50. rarsy Soaps
Also
811h.r Oh Pys Tbist , -5Gcei
ALSO
!. eyes. best EcSl Fs,S1 HTyHs's
sorr. o,solg, co!ea 1s-D:
Lot q; sc.!rf
iars'se Of ~ u:ol, sui sc,rcs IS 200! BE f'.
sLAuGATSS YiChLka 70,
iureI--ti. Anni"n.e'.
81 ,..ElER TOLiF:SuE Il ca LETT, AurTs
NJ. , PS,sL SrsEIr.
g.TE ~. s.H :, Ger wnch:ass, No Pearl 'trest, c:
80 .sr-:E>DAT rCRSl 20, JGf1 ), caursre.ps ;.
sS ncl - ne !.,.oS!rg ass3ire.i 4 FRhsH BLOCK
DRY GOODS.
-. g.rge. s~bs, Nal 'oo1 81 .o"si &tsi'o'
c.,r.
~l.,. "a E-aoy P'1's,
NJ /. P.gurGN trgs-i = lawn
49, ,a-i!sn Ci-tr
44... 10 O. Isrsh G,--rv
va - acd o.. .-1Pnprr CsT,hr'9
R.rr Hed .cJ'cgs = DNul ST.
g,s.cIed hu:tshaci, TC-F.hLF, &C., H.
MOTIONS.
GETS B'.qcNrd saG B.n~a Ia lI:,,
L,ti.s' Shte CsuyG EosH
y.o5n. iIrnp, Taps ahic iaI "a
S-eui,s En.ti..g P'U;
- c.,, ZEN sSitas
y .-,-y q. ID, Ersr'rpc, st-rl pr1I
.rj,-r r-rn I'D ivory rlue DOH.
-. rEr..J boa. u cate Entous
PnrF-, Il 4 T.b.e Cutlery
~ "'a;-a E.Sss sui spooH'
- !-.' - Lot,e', kro..; tia,
iG.t stui., ilns7- s'rgS, A
ClpIh!NJ,.
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Nr.sGiNsl-If. ,u3NcIHT. 4,

She srs'. OGIss Of u 4!co J-aI5 L'E... ~ .or-
c.Y SIC aI,t day - j = lStH--
=. ..it.sIi -; 'r2sl-e. Tia'"} II.
sgsEi.
lie )1m'u y Z s-crs - r!n"r .n'-a3,rt'.
Tic - est ts g:l - 81 t.i7 rr''h'v 70. IS Il
tiu-i Jrah rs'ei Ma .ih. ~ 'r"ri sr i.'- " Il
20 II N Y.u-g aau Joke WH. asy.., .rs='.fsf %
J., a,! Sc l.fn.u Z .nrss t.a = . ,grg ~ oar -n-
rl- Uu,eI unaiy IN Tic ~ res. 90 .-' tg - At,
gasd '.vt oETgS- l.li lit HsLg,-l e. ~ rfrt
...rt s....cf ..,~ 8 -.r.l ~ '..- l..l as!~g o.
cite; ta'dii-s rt-t Ia IL .r hay -. az
:. tie ~c'-r" N, G=sJ5nI E-Lrss. = .t"#
resident Of tie Ca r1aS sr!tI ui |s.0~ l. ~ o.G--a
>, ~ Ia -.!u gstZnG.n! 20 .PE ga h-.r E,r ;gc II
aua p-brr.,.cu ~ '-'s "-'-- -.aas Gcc.+
- L. uro. cd n ; "a rr1s-
,,r..-I -. curt i.ous- a. rrr'r
o. m Ga - i tte dat =r"t-.' cop a.
t,;s ads. pu:i..si week loo sou sr.-s.EIc
q.ess IL -. ,. MA. Rcqarc:.
cops-r==td,
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spUsSpa akIGa.
81 TARDY Il TiLLiAad, hc..r,
12rH AID U4KT S7RLsro.
.UCT;ON SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
an THEaSDaY CORNING, the 4p !oS.snI, Al "a
- r'.lnas promptly &c viii sel large yhTi':; 0, y.
itsI1rs articles II IL
GROCERY LINE.
Ara 50, uc- :s.,l7lns ava eIp,rI 20 add :, ihl.-,
May ve7 d,-rsrle goods. ps:rea,s.S c! vide. ~Iy
1,iccG aer-ate; IN :pscisl.
Also
0na Iyp hor,e rsh' -; r,gOd TN iron 81 e. a. :,
. o. ~ ~ !5> ou!ielG.fy. ~
JgGt Ids ihEpi . y LL'aSs.
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n U i y =,
r,EyE unda-..1ct, t'=.t-T 10 IL "uta a. ~ :! &c
yy'urt-rr Ma, wi re-r:vt proposals ir''' .-rh q
r,h ~ !1in hi@ cFeou-ir lin u IA ond III 80
in'usr,-I.u Cyu: tlc iah!cgt lEs G~ncr- GO ctnrg- :
NJ .us ana s.l,. - rr 1lTrrtu az" shat ant
address, d, =. 90 "a ~. DAi" e.
rrc!a.. H.G:., ncar It r.u.y@-nrh
nsyn3-tf b. .irD. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-02

DIX. MACLJRE
Ya<Ti-'; ,peAod craes st '-'h H=E!:o-- re- -siG.
LII sad urcn The late B>ic neL!, -.!5 .Sgr:cao:t -
ia. .G Surgroc. hs p7r.o1at s-r:ril Ir-:. l.
prepared I" arsEG = :! c. Tor E'' irg'irsr.
ino,yso n. h.nLgak
asl.lE'. H. - i2th -,.--.
~ Is s; Or ~ "nsi tins c. I.i4g'
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TLe.- a.. ~ - p-rl-if-, -1..e chu.se b. ug h".;
'..e,. sep, '.,.''. As ,...,,v., n.
sr - ,. .1e sS 49,, -, and L. nsaos .I
|,Sh''a rom , !. S'.''"' ana -''''"O"'7' . rsu,I.
Wy 'iHes -
'''' cav
-
" K r.
49,. -----..->-.' - 49, ~-7-~-r[
" - M go. ' az,
10" I'D --H' 70 A'aGo-d .-
'' jars@-if ''.' u. D.vp ::t3,yoaK.
.SysrEs.n-ro Rs.V ~, I ron
81 'AGE, w..l.r o..a De- -v,",.s cd - H., ~
Icne 81,
~.N "a. - - t. . ore l.o.;.. .. Es-'+ o
H., Ia -ry O. - So -. = . 80 .os': 80; 81.
Jfr' Ia 'rgi = i..N,a o.. III !.'t '!s's - - 1000
e. &c - ih"r-fH. rs--T -'.-'...' "a. ..".7 u
a-g'I>. ie "aie --'T.y. .ra.. '..=. ave- a. ~"
"-Sa" L..&! r'''c'Fsh '.-' '.."" '. e.''1 3 '''.
aa, 81 30 .U' 'r 0. ai' NC. H ." a..' y '.'s'
,,.. I.~' - s.s .' 80, b. -. - =. S IT.
.a.s
80, ''!~'' :,-22, 49, ',,-., .g,t, va,
-, ..., 49,. r., cribs. A. 4. - 800
- a.. .... - a.. ... ..,' mo,
' "'
,-'.,. 80.
!. - 80 .' 11- g.. $ ~ "'' 80.
- 'c'.'e".9, ID He c"pa'y OF F. % W.. -" 50,
"a "a '' ,.c.sr,r re grr,.,;. -,u, - a,,s T.
....i pa - - =" '.','. = .ao5 - -r..rr
% 4,.... q. u.a.. ,:,.e,s .s%,lis,i .ca,l.:s.
.!...'4, So pc, l. -. c.. g mo, - ...E'<
70" .,'. n - -...T.
'''''' ' '''''' r..,l.,, ~ T,',.,.,,
~ '''' =" -. y
- h. o.. 800. %. =. b. q. ~
- - -
't ~ '".' .'- "f s'"-1 ''''''''r' "''''
j. =. 4 DI AZ St.,,
: cary o. .aa sr-.o nl-- ri .itl - ...a.. @-Gt-
. tsr.ry Il t..!. ,r,i.-. O., 81 . ~. n, late
81,
-.r..r,, = .,- ,,.r c..-. tax: :..c NJ h,-,i,
50. 49,, - 49,. -. ,-,, 80, H.
-, - '..... 100, -, .... "
~ .'' '' a. 80 '''''''.'..' ... ?,es =.
-, ,',s,s
e,r.s r,i.... ,ro-sn.r '-sn ,.a :j-gr, rIay asG
- &s- 81 n.-.,~,' =. e., r,, -. 70 go
10, -, ..'.-,:, 80 ~ "" '' '
We. To-. tx. rr.y~ tax
-------- "
tF>A MI b l. AND FOX : La
: ,,.-r - B.fvour:,il.. tgt -aja PSI, - or t:.
.l..-;!i.e I.g,ot nll.a
tITEPhT .l,tt
N - ~ w. ."-J 49, e. '7 FrH'"fH' t''' h' -
r ~'' - '.'' l b" Ha pa g we 'Fs~' H' S'I'
= =. G" 4 . w. ''''.' -',S , ,., .-,.-,-l,.
+raas ou" ND . ne VI" ding oai'-." ;" .1" place
raoss de.n, "s9oi ''r7 @r' ,"''T 'ael1rn -.' ~"
800 - g q" w. -s.'.i -. e., .'-'''.'r ''""a
- - '....'' ''.' - an.
N.f."i. "a 9.''if Z ~ 'NSi ~ T.
ffTas, E'a-i ~ V't- .i .ns-t st TIE 'rsulU'inr
I. go say 80, 90 ~. r.j4l1lur5t e. tsGuIs
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70 .go s0LAsSEs, SALT. &C..

81 nAvR, ROPES : Co. arcTsn
rsTEs,rUEG, "a.
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xilGANan-I? CiilNCE.,

HyttEGSNah-IE CiiiNCEaE.- 81 !i.i.s ned -
iae C-rt'I unc~ q: .'...'.-U -sL-IJ r"-.J u I1..
~ IL. frs, G.y = Jlar. SD
/. =. " IT Ok ,',4S t',s.-; F:.."I.
.gsusl
l.. = Rogers. Il. u. Lindsay aad .heg I"'esi.-is.
Tr 'Fl,c: Of rh!g E-L I - ,5iI Coay-J nee -
~, Gau-ca aud lois n Ia s,d.e" - -si
.Le 5.rs-:, 95u,I .: .'.., aTur = be-: US:
gGrstSsei ny b. :" firE-" Gs 49, ";ar 50 (s"G-
with u,lar property :gm Est ssc- aHG L.-ls.y; as
ws'~h p ps ty y Whale pdr.a'So Ton"y vC.G 2 :
s-L wi'f $50 io's ssEr tJ th0 .Grl = ~ &c, 4"
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-11
An Asylum Needed.

Some provision should be made by the
authorities for the custody and proper treat
ment of the insane. This country, like
California, has more than an average num-
Der of insane persons, and humanity, as well
as proper precaution for public safety de-
mands that suitable place for their confine-
ment and treatment should be provided,
either by the Territorial or County authori-
ties. 4 Iamentable case of the kind forces
itself upon the present notice of the connmu-
nitv. The miserable man Davis, whose
recent terrible raid Of butchery in this town
horrifes the public, is confined in the small
station-house in this town, mere cage, only
intended as temporary place of confinement
for drunk and disorderly persons awaiting
trial. This man is sick, and on the night Of
his arrest was so low as to be thought at the
very point of death. The cage is no place
for him; he can be furnished with none of
the comforts and attendance which his con-
dition requires; he is compelled to remain
In the same cell with the drunken rowdies
who may be arrested by the police, and their
presence is but an aggravation of his unfor-
tunate state. He cannot, of course. be adj
mftted into any hotel, and we are informed
by the officers that there is no provision for
such persons in the County Hospital. We
know not how far the authority of the County
Commissioners extends, but it is certain that
something should be done to meet the re-
ouirements of the case under consideration
as well as others of similar nature, which
may at any day occur. We are satisfied that
any reasonable expenditure by the authori-
ties, to meet so great a necessity, would be
eheerfully endorsed by our citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-11
Affairs at Reese.

The ReueiHe of last Satu rday has the following:
SHOOTING AFFRAYs-Last Saturday a man
named Rockefeller made a complaint before Justice
Logan that one NJ J. Monk had. on the previous
evening made an assault upon him with intent TO
commit murder by shooting at beating, and other
wise maltreating him. Monk WAS arrested and
required to give bond in the sum of $1,000 for his
appearance before the Grand Jury. On Saturday
last an ARRAY occurred on upper Main street, in
which James Creggy was shot in the thigh. w.
NJ. Jensen was arrested upon the charge of having
done the shooting and required to give bond in
the sum of $4,000 for his appearance before the
Grand Jury. We learn that Creggy Is not seri-
ously wounded.
SUDDEN DEATH-Last Tuesday morning a
man named VIM. Edwards was taken suddenly
Ill in the saloon of Works & Waterhouse, on Main
street. and being carried into the saloon of J. Nc
Ginness, died in a few minutes. An inquest was
held on the body by Justice w. X. Logan, and the
Jury returned verdict that death had been caus.
ed By general congestion, caused by exposure.
Deceased was native Of Troy, N. Y, aged AZ
years, and had been employed m teaming about
this city by ]. McGinness
LIvELY.-We wish some of those smart editors.
who think the excitement about Reese River is
growing beautifully less or that there Is danger
of starvation here dnring the winter, could have
been IN our town day before yesterday. During
the whole day, Main street was so densely
crowded with freight teams inst arrived that it
was In some places Impossible even for footnan
to pass. The stage was detained over an hour
endeavoring to run the blockade. A gentleman
informed us that about noon he counted on the
street sixty-two wagons and one pack train. AS
each of these wagons carried between two and
five tons, the sum total of freight must have been
immense.
PRETTY Goop-The receipts of the Telegraph
office in this city, during the past month were
S2,5O0 This office will soon rank, if it does not
already AZ third on the Pacific coast 1t Ia of vast
benefit to the country, and we wish it every sue
cess. ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-11


THE SANTIAGO MINE.-The local editor OF the
r.,.-,-;.. b,v;po mn doubt. read the crwsher in
E"'' n '"e A" "e' -" A..
the 5. T. BnItet'R last week, fen'h"'es ''io ie"i
condition of the Santiago mine to better effect
,,.a-o ,;,.sn n understand
THAN WHAT 'ne P"o'' "' ,,,..,,,..
by the critics at the Bay. Inc present oe"'
of the Eaterprise is an old resident in these parts
-. L,o,,., ,,ho, bs sneoks about As
anu IL" u'""' N"o''' "
we published the gloomy account gwen IN the 0.
R,lls.in. II il only prouAr that we should also
,.:-,. .,,,, IS .ho o+f,irs If
puonSn i''ie Vi tue 'i'sA' ."e -
the Santiago mine. The Santiago may YET prove
q r,luahls mine Tn the first place the lead il
Az. to- s,rrdo,;or %
large ana Wen denneo; 'ns s"e' w
work upon, and insures Its owners against Its
running out, no matter how great the depth may
be to which they carry their workings. The mine
has been well, though not judiciously, opened or
in other words, the work done has oil been done
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-11
Ross Browne.

A citizen who Is somewhat wroth with Ross
Brownies abuse Of the brsg city of washoe, sends
the following, far from complimentary, slash at
that great traveller"
The second and last peep of J. Ross Browne,
lecturer, painter and traveller, at Washoe, reads
as though the distinguished peeping voyager was
laboring under heavy disgust for ye land of sill
Yer. Ross Browne, the traveller, facetious writer,
and splendid artist, after having Travelled all over
the world. and portions of Poland and Iceland be.
side, could find nothing of more interest to lee
ture on than Iceland, poor little island In the
frozen North, possessing nothing of interest to
any one, with but one town, two horses, three
geysers and four fish-women, and Us neither Ice
lad, horses, fish.women or lecturer, come within
ksngaroo's jump Of our Pi.Utes, there was little
interest to hear it, We, with some other emf
grants went to hear the famous traveller lecture
We saw man who, (like Uncle Ned, had no hair
on the top of his head) read In a monotonous
jumbling, suffering STYLE just what he had witt
ten and we had read of Iceland in Harper's Mag
azine. The lecturer occasionally turned from bis
stutterings to shift the scenes, he being actor
shitter, and general property man for his show.
The paintings or daubs, were not nearly so good
as those we have seen on fOurbt window blinds
The geysers looked as though some luckless cham.
ber-maid had spilled the contents of q chamber on
the canvas and it had frozen there. The merest
tyro, unless the bump of selfesteem was largely
developed, would not expect in city containing
the intelligence that Virginia does, to have either
such lecture or such paintings appreciated, un.
less he exhibited In the Chinese portion Of the city,
"Ofcourse the lectures were Slimly attended, and
j. Ross Browne was not the observed" wasn't,
the biggest toad In the Virginia puddle, and hence
his disgust. If the traveller found anything In the
way of hotels poorer than his lectures, he was
indeed most unfortunate, and If the future of the
silver land Ia as gloomy as Ross Brownies pros.
poets as lecturer are, II Is indeed gloomy"