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, 1864-03-19
II OCULAR SATURDAYs

satutsAy: salcs Of Dry Goods Boots and Sh7t@
snds osf1 oe Liberal css advances MI
REGULAR SATURDAYS
HouFehold Furniture nt Auctten.
onsA1 pRDAY, March 1sth ut OK O'Clock at Buffers
A1fiion A. nooms u Portland Block, Nos. ie; rs aad
secondhnnd honsehoid goods such a. carncts. beds
bedding bsdstc tcada, chats &c, DC. ROSEWOOD Furni,
K1ittns y ), ST. ssss
1Mdef[ S 1sFRgskls5 fs e0 A,er
GILBERT q SAMPSON.
~ General Apcuoneers u. Is l. q Dea.ba:- Il
SUPERIOR SECONDHAND AND NEW
Furniture, Carpets. Mirrors,
&c.. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Merch ed. at Ok O'Clock. VIC shat.
walnut and Chestnut. ich Grcen, ,Piash PasIoS sate
with general assortment Of
Pnxlox. Chamber and
Dtn1n-Foom Furniture,
Carpets. Iirrovs Paintings. Engrayngs Office Desks
E15Ssss: ;s;;ss, Is o2bEEf sASSsSk; Ss5sSas;;s
GROCERIES AT AUCTION AT
Inst 1T 9 o'clodk a. n will be sold the entire stock
Of Groeerfce,' Wooden Ware. Shelving. Counters,
Esa5s Gns f1xtm g. st9ysa, g. sad a. exna large
uhI9-asKy.2t aAT4M BIT, LEE. Salesman,
, 1864-03-19
aurtlot4 5aleS..
A. BUFFERS g. CO.,
AUCTIONEE
HAIEs3nn1fp M 1onnr1 Ann 11T nfE

He7F 1pV V luEVEhEU0fU bEfEeFg IIuE3EVs
! nc most tptctous Sslesrooua, and the besk A3ac>
= est, - ia Aa4s ~ AAeA -
raHlcElar attention Will be given 70 the sale e.
eo1a EoHos # private dwelng1 au4 q On,
sltuts AZ: ea1es Of Dry Goods Boots and sh7t<
&C., every weak. 1ibsza1 caah adTances nlsas ca a.
LINDA OF McrChB1tiqa ~ w arr
, 1864-03-19

L1EUTESAST COLONEL STuART.-This brave
officer, who Was eerious]y wounded In the battle
Of Lookout Mountain and supposed to have been
killed, is now In CbicaEo. Though still suffering
from 1hc effects Of his wound. be expects to be
able soon to re,oin the gallant eoh-the Irish Le-
, 1864-03-19

WANTED-Board. A gentle.
w man, wife .nl child. wan: board. with unsur-
ptshed room, Witnttye minutes walk OF Post ONCE.
WANTED.-A young man is or
~ a0years old tlaAt can talk both English and
German languages, 10 fcerk ia a DFy Goods store
nGout 20 ilcs tron! Chicago pace about three or
tbur thousand trla bifants. Call on E. r, DE- AXE at
EoEen Brothers, u and u Lake street, Chlcs3o.
, 1864-03-19
THE CITY.

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ffvT1T 0TfYvyv
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OfEAkD.-O1 luceday evening next ii,
Lecture Roc1n Of the Muscum will open with
h1tt c'nts theatrical entertainment.
j. > ALMOST A F1cE.-On T1ursday night tht
tnr1jage pauniactorv of q, ". Bou1lnm Oh Wes
Madison street. narrowly cscaped a confederation
: by The accidental IGNITION Of pot Of yarnish.
/.
: BODY FOUND Tho body oi IN unknown
man WIS Dragged from the bottom Of the Lake, By
uome fishermen, at the foot OF Twelfth street, carl,
yesterday morning. An Inquest will be held ose,
It et The Old Cemetery this morning.
-
recruits for ya,fous Wisconsin re1,ment. ,,-;.o;
In Chlcago about nine clock last eyen,nc N ,,o,
for the seat Ct wnr. They were colIectc6 i,o,r
moaa Of the counties in the State md c.mc md,
the command Of Lieutenant n. a Cers1.nd n trors
Madison. TIE bows recr3vad , arnnnr ;,se,,. ~;
by the ladies' at the goldIer,, Feat ,nd mi r. n,rs.t.
Of breakfast thie morning nifcr vbi,3 thcy 1e.v,
fo1 1Vacaxs,goe.
npAAasAE ,Acc1nEST--A. woman named
Mfe. White was run orer by freight cars, near the
corner OF North Market and North Water streets,
yesterday ahcrnoon, aud her lcer ifon the knees
street with two pals of water and was attempting
10 pass o7er 1oe ttae& 0et"een TWO cars. "aen Inc
taa'n "o'eu anu rug WAS 'n1o"n unaeI tae "ncels.
QUE nnee9eo un celocA. ano o'eo. Aef nusoand
"ae A1ueo al 'nc oa1'te oi LOOKOUT Monn32th.
n,,vvr cunpr1 -,Tho o,;x.t prse,,,.t ,.s ~,
~H~~e*~e~" A>~ OA4FeS a
.,,..,,. s,s .aa aa.<
,'.sa. rss.n..t - ~ S1e,.a Tsas ~ -,
n,oar,,ras",, h,.4nr cccc,tea = r.u f,.,, ~.
chu,r1 Tho ,nsta1lat1on exescJse. xrere he1d Ia
evrnlnf At The churca. on which oocaeIou tae .o7-
mon was proaclcd By Rev. z. II. Humphrey, tho
charge TO tho people BY Ier. ]. n. Trowbridge,
and the charge to the Pastor hy Rex. T. Patterson,
PORTRAIT OF LIEUT.. eIA. oRAN1.-1ac AZ
tcntion OF our directed to The advestisc-
1ncnt Of McssFs- Bryant, hovcy q Co.. On tie ifet
pacc Of our paper, 1tom which II rFl be eecn that
they WILL pnh1sh On INC loth int, - hau iue-s1ze
portrait OF our great Field Marshal, Lieut.. General
Grant. VIC arc assured That 1t Will be tsac, per-
fect NEcueee+ End executed IN the highest style OF
art. aud worthy OF place in the par'or orcyc,y
patriot It ID proper that this work should bs un-
dcstaken within his adopted State and VIC are glad
to know that II IL in the hands Of thie enetis,ng
az1n. which ~ sufficient guarantee That it will be
aleslect work Of art
FouRD DnowHED.-on Thursday evening
the body Of q man found floating in the water
The body had cyi1czl1y been in the wntet TOR
SUNG time. It was apparently that Of a man Is or
Is yearn of age. In the pocket was hank book,
.1xn
, 1864-03-19

Thirteenth Ward Meeting Conrad
Volz's old ttand, on Saturday evening. Rally !,
rallyl Union men Of the Thirteenth Ward, for
there ie work to be done. By order of the Execu-
tive Committee.
, 1864-03-19

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains,
i 5000 acres Of Land on the line Of the Lozans-
Thee lsrds sre hlgh and rolling and within three
miles OF RatsaRd StAtlons ChstsWoEtb and Forrest
be sold ctear. o1a cash. balance IN i've OF saSe1
years u SIX per cent interest. There ia Beet Sugar
No hettzr lands IN the stste: Address Of apply to
D.. x. PEA AESON7, u3 Randolph ltreet Chicago Of
% ]: sTIlLWKIL. ESQ, Chasswerth, mincfs.
, 1864-03-19

1EI1l's Writing Schoo1s-Thos. E. Hill,
the celebrated teacher Of Penmanahip has been
teaching with great succcss in the Southern and
Central rar Of this state during the past winter.
The Decatur Magnet, referring to his very largo
and successful schoola in that city, says:-" Mr.
Hill is not only the best penman that we have ercr
met with, but be has the bcst faculty Of imparting
instruction Of any teacher we hare ever eeen con
duct school. He IL certainly without rival in
his profession"
III. Il. opens school In Peru, Illinois, about
The sd Of March.
, 1864-03-19

MEETING OF TIE JoTESEy3IES PAINTERS.
Pursuant 70 public uoilcc, meeting Of tie Jour
Ecxmen Painters Of Chicago was held last evening
In Uh1Ichs4 Hal]. On motion, Mr.. Forrest was
called to the chair, after which the Secreta.r read
The minutes Of the last meeting, which were ap-
proved.
The Committee On securing permaren. hall,
was allowed m extension Of time to report at the
rc1t meeting.
The Chair stated that owning to the small at
tendance at the meeting, and the apathy
manifested By the craft, it would be impolitIc, a
the present time, 10 take ans action to regulate
wsecs during the coming summer
Nr. Robins suggested that the Association should
obtain room Of Its own. and not be compelled to
suggested that no bosses should be admitted as
members OF the Association.
Ar. Burns offered tue following:
Tho cLa,r stated that .on.y an Informal vote
eonld he takeE npon the resolution az ne MATE;
At it's regular meeting; the resolution was laid
over until thst time.
WHEREAS, Tho e1i.cncles OF the time: demand
Eerclred, That Tie journey men painters shall on
and after the st inst, demand IN increase Of Is
Nj. Hcndricks offered in anendment that the
words s5 cents" be e1purGatel, and that " 1s2s
Aftcr some discussion the question was put and
the original motion prevailed. ~
Te s 1s5dssa to 91y the
atter which The meeting adjourned to meet next
Monday evening at MI. Hendricks shop, corner Of
Lasalle and Lake Streets
!. MUsEuM OF NATURAL H1sToRT.-Thc con-
Hcsation worshipping in the Church of the New
Jerusalem have Just subscribed $500 and paid It
into the fund for the establishment Of Museum Of
, 1864-03-19

O1:EsED.-On Tueeday evening next the
Lecture Room Of the Museum will open with u
first clnks theatrical entertainment,
, 1864-03-19
@ante1-- Correspondence.

WV AN1ED-C correspondent
wish to coe1sspon Wi ao S noIimsea 5unbsF
ySuns laoes wlsl. ylow to love an5thins tho cor
for your country by writing to her nephews. Photo
EraHha sent In return for those received. Address
"EAKRlE" and WILLIE" Co. F, ,sit! Ohio, Ghatsa.
noog0, Tenn, mh19.lQ53 It
, 1864-03-19

Great Anniversary Meeting of thd
: q. 8. Christian Comu1Is.ion.-AlI the
singers Of our city willing to assist at the Annlve.-
sary Meeting to be held in Bryan Hall on Thursday
evening, are requested to meet in the Young Mems
Christian Association roome, On Saturday alter
noon at O'Clock. Let all our musical friends be
on hand.
, 1864-03-19

w WANTED.-A situation as porter
w ln some Wholesale Store By sober. steady
, 1864-03-19

. Crncc Chnrch-Ep1scopa1.- o.d.-
nance OF confirmation will be administered on
Sunday morning in Graee Church, by the Bishop
Of the Dloecse-Rt. Rev: Il. J. Whitehouse. The
church is located on the corner of Wabash Avenue
and Peck Court.
, 1864-03-19

WAN1FD-5I0 Agents to sell
~ thc Crest Natural Weather Indicator. Though
9sstelnE changes Of Tho wea:heE non Asy 70 wetaaa
ence- and nwakcn9 admiration In the minds Of al vho
witness its wonderful functions Send postage sstt
for Circular md particulars to Pnet Office Boz Sss4
HALL PIKE. No. Is Portland Block. Chicago.
, 1864-03-19

FOR SALE-Waukegan residence
l. -Alsrec and eolldly built b:ick house, standing
ana Il ial view of thS laks Ihs grounds ~ ven
shade tees, as ven as with large variety Of ehoIce
fruit trees In tull bearing For plan Of tho honse and
en- the premises. Or to Thos- B. rEyan, Bryan Hal.
milf ,c-a1 .f1rn
, 1864-03-19

TOR SALE-Lots. Good Build
the West Divlsion Chicago avenue, Indiana. Hub
bard and Noble streets, At from sob to $3.50, On
BnrnhAn Aas1ln's office. IS East Randolph etFces.
fe21.vtGH3f 3f1
, 1864-03-19

Ru!e Is. In order to obtain the appointment Of a
guardian petition nnst be presented to the Court
OF come relative or friend If The infaat II nnder
fourteen, supported ~ IN affidavit stating The ase
nnd residence Of the fniant, and tho namo and rcd
dim, and tho relationship, II any, which sucb oe.-
sou bca,r to the Infant, the names OF his ne1e OF
Kin, and the natutc, situation and value Of to H.
fani*e cstAia No such application viii b. enter
fntrnd when tho infant has father OF mo,her Hy-
sug Ia thc Gtste uno:s upon written notice to the
, 1864-03-19

Y. M. o. A.-The annual election of tho
Young Menfs Christian Association will occar at
their rooms On Monday, the Goth inst. Tho meet
ing Of the Board of Managers will be held upon
the evening Of the came day.
, 1864-03-19

Our Indian FIsftors.-AlschuleE of No. IS
Randolph street, has taken very tne composite
photograph Of the Indians who houored Us with
their presence two or three days ago. "1Iole In
the Day" tops the group.
, 1864-03-19
N14HuteG.

/ "ANTED-A A cock at 377 On
w terio street Reference required. znafeaast7t
WANTED-A A good eo1ored Ser
W T.nt Girl, Apply at i,6 Lake strcet. {upstalFs)
, 1864-03-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A
~ lady Of middle age. who "a very sympathetic
and Mlo also feels !hc want Of sympathy Is exclusive,
In the heart than the head. would like correspond
with few persons WHO can understand guch nature.
Oh}ect-ccDEcnIl} acgrAintancpH Add1 esa Mrs S, 7,
A, FL QEENCE, ChiciEp Post Otdce Uhlpa8y12t
, 1864-03-19

.AN1ED.-Agents in every
~ township to sell. IN connection with onr Stan.
SUBSCRIPTION Books, the Le and Public Services
4 lient IT. Gen Grant" IN one yolume-price s cents
aSo !se lie steel plate engrayi2g OF GRAxT, 9Kby Il
sIce Act!re agents aye making $1Dper day. Enclose
,lctE strect. n,R11ns0i.st
, 1864-03-19

FOR SALE Or exchange, house
Il and lot on Canal street. between Atsns and Jack
ION. No. II lot S3x165 feet with without iprpve
ments. Aso 100 ncEes cf hrstc11ss farming land In
Clayton County, Iowa, fifteen miles ffon the Misas-
sippl River, near Dubuque. Addtcss Boz 81, OF in
qnIe Of fRGREL BRO Isl and 20 Lake-st, Chicago.
, 1864-03-19

WAN1TED-An Van intelligent and
- able bodied man to set ~ etorc porter. Must
,.n and CONE Meli Eeeommendsd man who
aad !; willing to work. apply at Go South + els st.
, 1864-03-19

TOR SALE-Or Exchange. a lot
H. North Wells street, 50 feet 'front.' With cottage
house. will te sold low fo- cash or exchanged for
medium sized dwelling house aud fnt Ii tic North
Wells street. Address a." P. o. Box 5i6:. mhsS Nv
FOR SALE-Twenty acres Of land
South Side, Inside Of the City Limits Tor sale
Very eligible to cut up and sell In lots.
nhf$oa9f-lw j. ". WAUGHOP, e ClarAst.
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, house
u aad lot S. South Cl4sl ss;eet VII pay from ten
street,
, 1864-03-19

wv ANTED.-An American girl
I w wishes situation IN *ou,c family wher5 the
caro- Of CHILDREN would he her principal IaeJ 70 %.
H1x htr, .nhfahQ113k
, 1864-03-19
On Re1It.

Two RENT-Stores.--Brick stores
Il IS, 10 and r. Franklin street. near Lake vii, be
rented together, for wholesale business Possession
elsfn NAY lst. :. 5. HAYES, No.? Court House.
, 1864-03-19

"? ANIED.-No Humbug! but
The religious truth. Price reduced will In
irr any person how Eade - coo Y two years time.
Ct gsntlsma over -tsen years OF age make
3Slc to 95oo per yesI clear of expenses No capital
retufed Tor elthes business renued and attractive.
Ssca cents fer crculars and information.
Wt.e p1ain: All letters aeanre1iy and promptly an
H1Qtc. Vlgo county, Indiana, - mli4e e9SRt3t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
Wucoru0rationa.

The following mining companies filed arti-
cles of incorporation in the County Clerks
Office yesterday:
Northampton Company, to mine for gold
and silver; capital stock $4,000, in 1900
shores Of 800 each. Trustees-James A.
McEerly. P. II. Lannan, Richard O'Brion,
John McIrlen and P. Mccartney. Place Of
business, Virginia.
Old Piute Mining Company capital stock
800, 200, in 1000 shares Of 5000 each. Trus-
tees-W. S. Minneer, S. II. Mather, and S.
0. benson. Place of business, Virginia.
North American Tunnel Company; CAPT.
tai stock 100000, in 1000 shares of $500
each. Trustees-W. S. Minneer, S. H. Nor
her and John X. LovejOy. Place of bust
ness, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

The PRICE OF PRINTING PAPER.-The
exorbitant price of printing paper is becom-
ing serious matter to newspaper publishers
throughout the country. We notice that the
publishers in the West have just held meet
ing at Cincinnati, to adopt measures to keep
the price down to something like its value, as
it has gone up nearly one-third since last
autumn. The New York Express also says:
"The enormous price of paper was before
the Associated Press of the country at the
meeting held in this city on wednesday.
some Of the members of the Association have
resolved to enter again upon the importation
of paper, as what is sold here for Ia and Is
cents per pound can be bought abroad for q
cents. This would make the importation
profitable to the importer. Paper which
commanded nine cents pound in 1861 is now
sold, and of poor quality, at eighteen cents.
n is known also that one party in this city
have paper stock of 100000, waiting rise
in the market, and others more or less.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

THREE New FREE STATES.-The Column
bus Crisis and other Copperheads are great
" exercised at the prospect of the Union
cause in Congress being strengthened BY the
admission OF three new free States to De
formed in the Territories of Nebraska, Colo
RADIO and Nevada. II there was the least
probability of these new States sending Cop
perhead delegations 10 Congress, their tone
would be different. But, as these States
must be free, if admitted al all, as provided
in their enabling acts, the Copperheads m
stinctively oppose them. They know that
their allies in the Territories will oppose the
organization of States on this ground, and If
they cannot defeat the State movement they
will have no chance TO control the politics OF
the new States. The privilege Of organizing
States and being admitted into the Union
with their small population, was granted by
Congress in the full belief that the people
were loval and true 10 the Union, and their
aid is wanted to vote down this internal re-
belIion, and to wipe out at once and forever,
the cause of it-human slavery. The issue,
therefore, however the copperheads may I'M
6ertake to disguise it for the purpose of pre-
venting the addition of strength to the party
of freedom, III Congress, will be simply
question of loyalty to the Union or loyalty to
slavery. Those in these Territories, who
love Freedom and the Union, will vote for
strengthening their forces in the National
Councils, BY organizing States, and those
who love slavery better than they love their
country, will vote against State organization.
We have an abiding confidence in the pa
triotism of our hardy pioneers Of the Terri
tories and therefore have no doubt that the
next session OF Congress will welcome six
new Senators and three Representatives to
the ranks OF the party of freedom. No true
Union man in either of these Territories will
fail to lay aside minor considerations of a
local character, and to tote for State organi-
cation. And as they are largely in the as.
cendant in the Free West, on the plains and
in the mountains, we say in advance, all
hail three new free States for the Union -
Chicago Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

In the midst of the great Indian, bush
vhacking fight in the Wilderness, when it
was man to man and bayonet against bayo-
net, along the immense line of battle, which
was so hidden in thicket and wooded swamps
that none could see the battlefield for more
than few yards on each side, Grant is said
TO have remarked meditatively, as ne hacked
with his jack-knife the great tree which
served as his headquarters, at the same time
smoking vigorously on his briar-root pipe,
"Well, (puff,) if Lee does want to make this
A Kilkenny cat fight, (puf, puff am sure
wen win. (puff, puff, puff for We've got the
longest tail" And not only the longest tail,
but The longest head, General Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
S. ETTLINGER. Scc,H.
Greenbucks! 1Greenbaclxs!

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-THE UNDER
~ signed hereby informs the public OF Nevada Ter
ritory and the State OF California, that one JOHN
SWANSEA AND FRANKLIN MILLS, in Lyon
county, after having, ever since the time Of the
freshet in the year A. D., lc62, owed the under
signed for meat and provisions furnished said Treg-
loan TO the amount Of little over one hundred dol
lars and was after having with the undersigned for
over year trying to get rid OF payment, compelled
10 nav the same-dd pay 1t In Greenbacks.
Nav 81 lsbi Jn3 lot NJ. GOLDSTlCkER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
LOST.

THE UNDERSIGNED, WHILE COMING from
l. Dayton this afternoon, lost valuable GOLD
FOB CHAIN, worth about S7j. The Under win re-
ccivc $50 rewar,! by leaving the same at the ChryS
OpOlis Saloon, Silver City, returning 1t TO the I'M
dcrSigned, at his residence In Gold Hill.
{. II. VAN G0RDER.
Gold Hill. NAV IL. 1851, mylT II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

T>URING THE PAST WEEK, BETWEEN Y1R-
ID ginia CITY and REey's Ranch, brown morocco
Pocket Book, containing Certificates of Stock, as
G;. Ave shares Miantonomoh No. l2l: fifteen shares
Tonawanda, No. q; slxty-fve shares San Francisco,
(DG) all standing in the name of Barney Gallagher
sixty shares San Francisco In name of Anthony
Doherty and other stocks in the San Francisco in
the names OF other parties. The finder, by leaving
the above nj the News ONCE will be literally re-
warded Transfer has been stopped.
BARNEY GALLAGHER.
Gold Hill June II, 1864. jnl1 lOd'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

The ships-of-war now building forthe Royal
Navy comprise one iron-cased cupola ship,
three iron screw ships, one iron-cased screw
ship, one screw iron corvette, one iron-cased
screw corvette, six screw frigates, three screw
ships, two screw corvettes, three screw sloops,
one paddle dispatch vessel, five screw gun
vessels, and six gunboats-total, thirty-elght.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

A Copperhead paper says that the Baltl-
more Convention was ridden by New Eng
land priests" 1t is said that no more than
three clergymen delegates were present.
Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge of Kentucky,
Parson Brownlow Of Tennessee, and Rev. NJ.
C. Briggs of California. Not very numer-
Gus, but awfully weighty on CopperheadS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

On the 23d ult., two men were captured
near Annapolis, Maryland, with large rebel
mail destined to Baltimore, with letters for
New York, Boston and Philadelphia parties.
Also 81, 600 in gold and $4,000 in green
backs. The letters speak Of scarcity Of
food, etc., and contain highly important in
formation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE STATED MEETINGS OF SILL a
L yer Star Lodge U ID, Of T. and A. "a
Masons, Gold Hill, are held on SATUR- Xxx
DAYS Of or next preceding, the fullI " y
moon in each month. Called meetings, every
Saturday evening, at 81 O'Clock. Brethren in
good standing are invited to attend.
BY order of w. NJ.
ia.l9 If s. ETTLINGER. Sec'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18

The rebels have, we fear, provoked an iml-
,ation of their barbarity at Fort Pillow. In
a recent skirmish out from Vidalia,with some
of Lees guerrillas, (whO took part in the
Fort Pillow massacre the guerrillas were
whipped, but no prisoners were brought IN.
The colored troops went into the fight under
the shout of =" Remember Fort Pillow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
For Sale,

A TOWN LOT IN GOLD HILL, SITUATE ON
~ Telegraph Street, nearly opposite the Petaluma
MIL joining on the south to j. GagnOnS lot and con-
taininC 70 feet by 100 feet more oTlcSS Also Dwell
further particulars inquire OFF Plant, Proprietor at
the Sapphire Mill, to L. G.. A. COurSoeS at Lang
toms Express Office, in Gold Hill.
mylIm L. G. A. C0URS0LLES. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
For Sale.
Notice.

THERE WILL BE 4 MEETING OF TIE ENGI-
Foundry, lower Gold Hill, on SUNDAY. June 18th.
lS6i At IA o'clock pm. Ali Engineers respect
fully invited to attend. Signed, -
Inl6 3t~ MANY ENGINEERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
ASSESSMENT AND SALE list


OF ALL CLAIMS IN VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR
DEVILS GATE, PALNTRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGEN-
TINE AND FLOwERY DISTRICTS ALPHABET
CALLi ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
Good InyeStn

Good Investment.
DOR SALE CHEAP THAT FINE PROPERTY
l. on west side 0; Main street. Gold Hill, near Ian
sings Brick Store. Lot 26NsU feet, with buildings
thereon, fully insured Rents will pay five per cent.
OH the investment. Apply to the Agent,
mayli GEO. G.. BURNETT Gold IIl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
COMPANY MEETINGS

or ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL,
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY.
DAYTON OR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

DRESS MAKING
AND
NJ A G H n II 8 H w L n G.,
ATTHE RESIDENCE OF MRS. E. r. BARNES,
n Telegraph Street MISS UCONNEk,
nyE MISE GREEN