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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

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BSLL's cKskss bETrsss. II asy sseh thsrs BE
read The folsvisg c.rsiaesss fsssa rsnsl..sa v.i.
knows In thls eSEnuusity, sna dsaet NO nors
fts general lstrsdsefioa late the array vtll ssss
the lie. sfthossssas sfssr solaissas
LSraritLs. Ey.. Jass -. isss.
We, the ssdsFsis.s4. have sea tks Ese4 ESQ -
pFodsesd ~ tie U.S. VI Dr.. JoHE BrLL's cKDasn
BIrrE@s is q gsssrai dssiiiy ana psssiFatisa
81 tbs systsHs. aud believe la ssasFsi ass Sesld
prsvvst disease sad relieve mush sussFisk.--
Anosg ear soldiers paxtisaiaFy vsaid tails - tbs
e4ss. sspseaaiiy those ~he sspsssd I. mlss-
matte lnes.ses IL Tie sesihsrS cisnat-.
MAJ iFHiLIP sPKnD.
celisetsE ist. hss. - pts. ~.
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colIse.or u she Port sg Lesissslls. ~.
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vlse Prss't q ssaitasy cs.=i.s1ss.
HAASET, uC0HKs CO.
Publisher DsmosEst.
Ggo. r. DoERN.
Prep. Lealsysils Assskxss.
HUGHES PARkafLL.
wksiasals Dry ssoaAs Dealers, Mas ssssss,
Leaisvills, ~.
DAVIS, 6KKKA CO.,
WhsiasaIa Bfes DEALER. d. ala st., Les sesllie.
HAET = NAPoTHER.
Ittsegrsrssrs, cor. NsFtst sad rhsra sts.
Leuissiily, ny.
jules wINTER.
csotking Nsfrhsnt, esg. - saA HaFkst See.
Leatsfifis, Ky.
CAPT .. y. nILpKkTh.
OF Steamer Eslsf Aadarsoa.
MAI. L. T. THysToa.
FaYaasssr e, B. ArmF.
G. n MkrCkLN
satiOaai Hotel. Loatzystis. ~.
cot. JE3sK BArLEs,
ah ky TmEairy.
GEORGE y rWKSTcE,
Esaigxtiis Jsafssl
Sea aavsfslssmast n asstsssf eslame.
&bs ~ Seld bg FETKR TfERLfSd,
ksla A9shts kvsasslfis, Tna.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

DR.. Hssssa. caass< and Consumption skanpioB.
has ooAtsd ct les Dearborn strset. opposite p. o.,
Chicago, Ills. Ne suoesssfsIy kills Aaz sssrzess
cancers vithsat pain OF KATE, in frss four 10
Ieswsnty -four hozrs. Also ali kinds Of sores
ard piles. A care always gssraztssd OF no Ray.
decSc IL Z. o. Ben s4s1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

TARDES sEEDs-
II 70 boxes fresh azd nsx Gsr5sn SEEDS. szsorf-
Cd sor aAls ekssp1E YIcKEEY BROS,
No. IL Asin street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Harriet Smith,
- VS.

Harriet Smith,
vs.. Divorca No. CO.
wiliizz 3. Smith.
IT APPEARING BIZ AFFIDAVIT or a DIS
4 rrxREsrxD person on file in the oesca Of sh~
isrk Of the Court aforesaid, that the defendant In
tae ABOVE entitled eSose THE object Of which IL 70
entAlh ayers Is not resident Of ths stats Of Ia
elanA. notlee Of the pendeney Of sneh s<ticn -
tAersofs given 70 said " illiam D. Saith that tbs
sane ior trial the next term Of ths oou-s
1toIssAlasto ee begun and held 81 the Court House
N tne stty Of kv51syiles In the eoaatr and Stats
sIoresAaa. en- ne nsst Aenazy IN Apra, A. D, 1854
" rfSSzs the Clerk of said conrt tia lefh dav a
January, D. D, 1854. :
LOUIS RICHTER, Cs<k CO
! AaS IGisbaTt. pl'nss szt's. = - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
MEDICAL.

J. B. JOHNSTON. n. D.,
oaiee on Third Street. bstxesa Main asd Lieut..
Rssiaaase GA Second Street. one door above L0-
Gust ~ Rev 3 y. Ia11sss- 81 la
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

Tbs LcScs yesterday morning at Ma
soaie Bsu vas magnificent and luzu-
rloas. and vas pretty well pstronised BY
the gentlemsa Of the city, though there
aas - abundance left to have Supplied
~ many mora.
The saca will be repeated this morn
iph ana 10 very low rates, with such
81 attsaaeN bill OF fare should draw .
aroaded house 1t viii open at 10
o'clock aud soatinae, N O'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
V.IUasIE roe TEE sotprrx- Byovn' !,

vAtUAstE roe TEE soLDzn-Broen'.
Bronchial Troebes viii Be found invsIu-
able to the soldier IN camp, exposed 10
sudden changes,-afording prompt re-
lief in cases Of coughs, colds, etc. FOR
officers and those who oyertax the voice,
they are useful 10 relieving irritatsd
throsts, aud will render articulation
easy. ia there arc limitations. Be sure
. obkatn Tie genuine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

4 BsSxER ron rHE LEeI0E.-We have
often wondered why the ladies of Evans
vile did nos get up handsome regi'
mental banner and present il 70 the "a
Regiment Of he Indiana Legion. Is it
because tae ibject has never been sug-
sesis5 70 lhcm ?
The Iegioaas we all know have done
much servc in defending the State and
cur soaatiil city from the raids Ofgusr
rillas aud Ell soldiers, and will doubt
less have ich more such service tC
perform
whilo ID spend their time and drill
sn8 70 ont % ward OF danger, won't th'
fs.g ssughts > Of Evansville get up a nic'
= blas SAG, With fine ovnAmsntAtiOn an'
,s1 soue suitable occasion preseaS il =
lie regiment in the names Of the loys
lasiss Of Egsnsville ? We shall see
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Report OF Pigeon TovnshIp,

The following is q true report Of the
receipts and Disbursements OF the seve-
raj funds Of the Township, made at the
March term of the County Commission
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

CAEADA sEED OATs-
" Sc bushsis stiil on hand At
YIcEERT BROS,
No 15z Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

CIRCUIT CoUET.-Yesterday morning
the following persons were arraignsd be-
fore the Circuit Court on indictments for
larceny.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
PRTVATR prsPENsARY.

A IL SECRET DISEASES ARE CuRED
a withaut tbs asa % MeFcariat preparations, ~
~ Aain Street. "a MssksF's buildiuy. b
lant ~ DR sERxAMnSUwsKf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


This oslsbssted Toilet ssap, h such szi-
vsrssi dsza4aA. is za1s from tbs ehsteest "a
tsrfals. Is sziIA snd emoIIisnt In It's nasaEs.
frsgsantIy scented. and extrsnsly bene
aetaf in its setisu upsa tbs skin For ssis b.
Druggists sad Fsaey Goods paalsss-
Notsee to Physteians snd the Public.
AELccCK'S PoR0C3 PLASrERs.-Tssssxo-
ssAI.-"Y=v Yoss. Se-. -. fsoo- 7. Aiisses !
Co. 30. ri Cassl stFv-t--l5-asis1sa Istssy
sslssr-S ssssxsis ees sssacsss 10 NJ bsrk. co
essssssi ~ ssd4ssiT sssF-ssertiag nsssiE Hss-
lag bssss yvas piasssss neeh fsoousss1ss sos
eases II this sisd, p<scsssS COS. aud ths result
wss al shat soslid desire. sizsis pisss<r
cured ne IL god.
aYoars, rsspeelfsIiy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04
r gf% tR-s 50 ~ p. -
r MON NURSERY, FIT. MADISON

~ IVW A.
TnxEs.--Aple Trees, or years old per 100 r. Or
Dwarf Pesrs Ito years old per desen 81 so per 10o
so o. Dwarf Pears to years old I'd class Sd SO MI
dssen - 90 Per 100 Standard Pears so censs each HARDY
~ ~ pr l0O Peach Trees killed. Eectarines killed:
9uince sress Downing Ever-bssring Mulberry 81 esch;
bushes large stock Of Grape Vince 20 to 81
kinds Caswba lsabea, Clinton Norton's virfpis md
Delaware y Per doxen one year old plants 16 per 100
slawMe ~ psr do1en, ten kinda Of Evergreen 70
fet hgn - cent? % u 2S EACH Ornamental Irsce Flew.
eriAg Shruta, &c.
Rsess-Summer Roses, Bengal or China Perpetual or
House Plants &c. ~
Catalogues sent on application.
all packages for kcokuk freight will be Maid 10
keoknk station except mr. Apple trees No charge for
packing but simply enough to pay Tor sacks or boxes
mch2-lm sa l. HILL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04
Al n a - ~ n = A.
Eightt below Coates st. !, Philsd.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, PASTOR OF the Baotis;
Church Gsrnazt0sh, Pepn-
DIR. e. n. iackson-Dear sir: Personal experience
enables 10 say that regard The German Buffers
prepared By you NEST excellent medicine. Ia
ess.s Of severe cold ard general debility hzve beeu
greatly eeneniied b. the OF the Btters and
rot they will pToGure similar eject. others.
years wuly, wAR2EN RANDOLPH,
Oermzutcwp, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04
Miscellaneous.

Fer Rate, Mace@ u oacheH Ants. he'd
Rugs, Nk@ths In Ears. Wo0len, Skcs In.
secls On Plants, E0wls. Animals &C.
Put up IN &c. SOC and 90 Boxes Bottles and Flasks
s. and s. ssss for HorEIs, PuBIIc INSTITUTIONS &c
.Only infaliible remedies.known.
aFree from Poisors."
ss3 sNot dangerous the Human Family
ssRats come out Of their holes todie.v
A75- Sold Wholesale Ia all large cities.
a1r Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
A1- II! BEwARE.l Of all worthless limitations
~ See that ACosTA name is on each BOX Bottle
and FLASK, before you buy.
~ Address HENRY A. COsTAR.
~ rHISeIpAL DFPoF 4s2 BnoapwAy. Ny.
~ Sold by 8. Il. yONEEL Co.
A. j. WILKINSON
Wholesale and ReraiI Agents, Keokuk, Iowa.
ian1e-dky9m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04

GAIT.
~ 5000 barrels Kanawha Salt;
5000 saaks o. Al
1000 Turks Island.
In store In prime order land arryeb for sale Low for
Cash. al 81 and 81 LeFee, ny
janl-d CONNABLE SMNTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04

From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons. formerly Pastor Of the
tolun Gus IN. and Ailsslown lPa.1 Baptist
Churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04

From Rev. J. II. Turner, Faster OF Heddiug II. (
Caurcn, PLiisds.
DR.. J&ckson-nesr Sir Hsviug used your Gerna
Bite IN my family frequently am repaired to "a
that 1t has been OF great service. tellevs that
most easas of 6e1ily OF The stem it ls n
81 e 81 aud Most valuable remedy OF which have
knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
n. TURNER,
Ne. T26 n. NIueAeeuah 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04

tFSN 7. I
nr. G. NJ. Jsckson-Desr sir: l feel pleasure
thus, of accord. ~ bear tee timony the
cssience Oh The German bitteTs. years
ing much atiicied with Dyspepsia, Used them with
veiy beneficial results. l have cften recommended
persons enfeebled BY that toruenttng disease
ard have heard from them the faitering testi-
onisls as 10 their great yAIae Ia Of general
debility, beiieveitto be tonic that caunot be
passed. IN LYONS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04

From the Rev. Jos II. kennsr3 Pastor * The feih
Baptist ChaErG.
DR.. Jasksen--Dear SIT. have baen frequently re-
eaestr1 10 conaeci ny vita CONNIE citations OF
danersrt kinds " 2eGcsEes hGt regarng lac F4eSce
ont Of my sppFcrrste SPHERE, have IL 81 Cases
declined bat III clesf arovf ia far.eGs lHs
and particularly IN family, % The usefulness OF Dr
Hoonano's GsrgDAn DsIisrs deEsEt fuf oBso from
usual course, 10 express iCi eoavic4ien that
&c neral deo1s Of se and especially for Liver
Complaint, It ssis and valuable prepSrs{ion l.
some cases fsli but usually. doabs nst vi
be sery beneficial those ~bo saaer EoI1 The above
cause. Yours, very respectfully,
"a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-04


Of another" This is despotism, pure and
simple. It is true that this definition
concerns more the relations existing be
tween master and slave than it does those
between the system of slavery and the gov
eminent. But we need not hope to find
system purely despotic acting in bar
monv with Goveanment wholly, OF even
partially, republican. An antsgonism ex-
lists between the two which can never be
reconciled. This our experiences With
the principles involved have taught us is
a trueism from which Indifference will not
enable us 70 escape, nor Discrimination. re
lease US. But when We connect with the
despotism OF theslave system Of this coun-
try the great land aud money power embrsc-
ed in it, and reflect how thoroughly il had
become interviewer with the entire social
fabric Of nearly one-half of the States, We
can mors readily understand aud fully
comprehend how and Why this antagonism
took upon itself the form Of political or.
ganisatios through which. for many years,
it controlled the nation, and through which
it insisted on the death of the Republic
when it could control no longer. We can
also understand Why the system Of which
this antagonism is the active life, took
possession of every department of the local
government Of the States where Il exist.
ed, and hedged itself about with laws
which we're not only violations Of the fun.
damsntAl principles Of our national Con.
|stitution, but disgraeefsl 10 civilization.
and deslfuctive Of free governmsut.
No man, whose conscisuos has yitalitv
ssllsisst 70 aake hin hoassk esa rssd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board
VIRGINIA TUESDAY, March 8.

VIRGINIA TUESDAY, March 9.
Burning Moscow, 500 bid-lls asked (ouyer
80 days.; Honduras, s bid-l0 asked; Iowa. l2O
asked; La Crosse, ~ bid-20 asked: Milton, a 50
asked: Moss IS asked; Moray, 40 asked; New
Orleans 10 asked; Pride OF NGshoe, bid: Ponce
de Leon 10 asked: Sutro, bid-lO asked
GOLD HILL DISTRIC r.-AStor, ls asked; Branch
Mint II bid-lT asked: Bullion. 20 bid-S5 asked;
Bultic, $50 bid-ls0 asked: Belle Vernon, ~ bid
20 asked; Central Park, 10 asked Challenge, 7
asked: Consolidated Co. 81 bid-3T asked: Gale
tonia Tunnel, 70 bid--26 asked; Crown Point Ra-
vine, Is asked: Frankel, s 80 hid-9 asked Golden
Horn, 50 bids asked: Globe IL bid; Hawkeye
(originaD, 10 bid: Harold, Is bldg Asked
Hartford II 80 bid-l4 asked; Jim Mcclellan.
asked; Justice 22S bid-3OO asked; John y. Lo-
gan, asked: Jenny Lind hid-lO asked
King solomon. S asked: Knickerbocker 30 bid
50 asked; Leon, - asked Louisville, 10 asked;
New Oregon, IL bid-2O asked; Napoleon. bid
II asked: Nevada II bids asked; Occidental
Consolidated bid: 0neOto, 10 asked Original
Croesus. g asked: Pontiac, asked; San Francis
co, bid asked; Toutine, IL bids asked;
Vesuvius, 20 asked; Vulcan, IL asked; White
Dove Consolidated, Il asked; Eagle Consolidated.
10 asd: Randolph. 5 bids asd Joe Davis, 5 asd
Richelieu. bids asked Pony Express, bid
s asked; Champion. bid-3 50.
DEVILS GATE Observation-Disclosures 81 bid
asked
FLowERY Decentralization, So asked In
ternational 100 asked; Lady Bryan, 50 bid so
asked; 0sien, 10 asked; Uncle Sam, bid-6 So
asked, Wealth Co. 6 asked.
INDIAN SPRING Observation-Disclosures, $50
asked; Jackson, 25 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08
People's Board of Brokers.
VIRGINIA, Monday, March I


VIRGINIA DIsTRICr-El Dorado. $50 bids
asked: Grass Valley. SIS bid; Milton, SIS bids
asked: Moss SIS asked: Osceola. IS bd-lO asked
Sierra Nevada, 500 Asked -. George SIS asked
Ponce DE Leon, 81 Bldg so asked: Sunrise, sig
asked; McMeans & Williams, 50 bid so asked;
Monitor, 81 asked; ST. Johns, IS asked; Lundin
SO asked; Central, America, 81 BIDS asked;
san Francisco IS bid 50 asked; kossuth, 50 50
bid asked; Mechanics, So asked; American
City, 50 80 bid asked; Grass Valley & Napo-
leon. 81 so bid asked; Jim Mcclellan, So
asked
GOLD HILL DISTRIcT.-Alpha, $500 bid-l050
asked; Argo, So bId-ll asked; Aston, SIS bid;
Arizona SIS bids asked; Branch Mint, SlS bid
-l9 asked Caledonia Tuanel. SlS bids asked;
Consolidated Company, $50 bid; Croesus, S55 bid
-65 asked Combined Effort, Sl3 bd-aO asked
Effinghaul, s. asked Frankeu, 81 bid
asked; GLOBE, SIS Sid.? q asked
Gentry, IS bid asked; Hartford. 81 bid IA
asked: independent, S35 bid; Justs, (Nevada9
500 bid: Jewett Il Sheppard. 50 bid asked;
Jenny Lind, s. bid asked kDickerb0c&er
S3T 80 bldg asked; Kentucky, 81 50 bids
asked: Lafayette, SIS so bid-22 asked; Mianta-
nomah, Sic asked: Mother Lumkius, 81 bid;
North American, 81 50 bid-97 50 asked: New
Oregon, Sl4 bid-a2 asked; Napoleon. Sc 80 bid
-l2 asked; Northern Light, 81 bid asked:
Silver Vale, So bids asked; Mary Ann, S62 5O
bid-S0 asked
Blue SULPHUR SPRINGS Observation-Disclosures
razo, 81 asked.
FLowERY DIsTRIcT.-Lady Bryan No. !, 50 %
bid asked
PALMYRA DIsTRICT.-Rey del Monte, 81 bid
Dayton, 81 bid
MISCELLANEOUS CALL-Champion, 81 50 bid
3 30 asked; Muy Rico, So bids asked; Win.
nes.ardner, $40 asked; Retrhution, 81 asked
Consolidated Brotherhood, 81 bid 10 asked
Burke & Mcclellan. 81 asked; White & Sanders
81 80 bids asked; Occidental "a bid-l0 asked:
VIM B. Aston. 50 asked; Superior, $500
asked: Opal, o. 81 80 bids asked; Grass
Valley and Napoleon, 81 Is bid asked
Benjamin, SO asked; 0rmus, ) asked; Burlmg-
ton 5 asked; Louisville. 8 asked; Texas, asked;
MansfiId. bids 80 asked; Yellow Jacket, $50
bii-l,O75 asked; yEtna, No. l, 3 bid: Legal Ten
der, so bid: Grant, Toe. bid-T5c, asked; King
solomon, IS c. bid 25 asked; Pride of America,
3 asked Golden Eagle No. l, 10 asked.
EVENING SALES-PEoPLE'S BoARD.-Teu feet
Golden Horn at 81 50; 10 feet Kossuth at 4; %
feet Lady Bryan No. at Sd; p feet Jenny
Lind at so; feet Frankel at 50; 10 feet Colo.
RADIO ~ d. at 5; 10 feet Globe at Is; feet Ar.
IONA at IL; 50 feet Argo at 9; 10 feet Lady Bryan
No. . at rs; 10 feet Bots & Reynolds at so; %
feet Champion nj 60; 10 feet ditto'at so; feet
Yesuvius at 20; 10 feet kncker6ocker Mt 81 So
Is feet Bots & Reynolds at 2 25 ) feet White &
Sanders at .; 25 feet Golden City at 50o.; feet
Jenny Lind At 80; 5 feet ditto at 5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08

SHORT DEMOCRATIC HISToRY.-A cotem-
porary having due regard for the &c truth OF
history" reminds us that the democratic
party was unknown in national politics until
General Jackson run for the Presidency the
second time, when he was elected. John c.
Calhoun was elected Vice President under
jackson. Calhoun became n nullifer. Jack
son was for maintaining the unity and integ-
rity of the Government. On Jackson's re-
election Calhoun was dropped by the democ-
racy and Martin Van Buren, elected Vice
President. Since that time, however, the
democracy has been gradually Calhounized
and the present rebellion is its fruit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08
STOCK EXCHANGE.

THR UNPARALLELED DEVELOPMENT
i of the mineral resources of the Pacific Slope
and the daily increasing commerce Of San Fran
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board.
GOLD HILL. MONDAY. March !.


GOLD HILL DISTRICT = Arizona, SO bid
Abel & Keys, 10 asked; Argo, Is asked; Baltic,
40 bid-5O asked: Combined Effort, II bid-24
asked; Consolidated Co. 30 bid; Champion, 2 %
bids asked; Crcesus, 50 bid-70 asked; Chcro-
kce, 10 bid-u asked; Crescent. 5 bid; Carson,
asked; Colorado, I bd-9 asked: Diligent, ]
bid asked; bingham, 4 asked Excelsior, %
asked; Frankell, bid-l0 asked; Golden Horn,
bid-9 asked Gilmore. asked; Globe, Is bid
-25 asked Hawkeye, No. l, Original l2o bid;
Jcwett & Shepard, bids asked; Justice, 200
asked; jackson, 40 asked; John A. Logan, 1
asked; Jenny Lind, 1 80 bid-5 50 asked; Key
stone % bid-JO asked; Louisville, 81 BIDS
asked: Mary Ann. Us bid-s0 asked; Michigan,
. bid-5O asked: bHantonomah, 10 bids asked
Massilon, asked; Mayfiower, 6 asked; New
Oregon. Is bid--l9 asked; Napoleon, 8 bid; Mar
agansett. bids asked; Nevada, 10 bid; 0neota
10 bid; Pride Of America, 3 bid-5 asked; Pontiac
asked; Republic, - asked; Sandy Bowers, 10
asked; Superior. 400 asked; Ton awanda, IL
asked; Vesuvius. 25 asked; Wabash, I asked |;
Yellow Jacket, s75 bid-l0O0 asked Yolo, u 50
bid-30 asked; Keokuk, l bids asked.
VIRGINIA DISTRICT. - Birdsall, $40 asked;
Bajazet & Golden Era 25 bid-70 asked; osceola,
bids asked; Ponce de Leon, asked
FLowERr DISTRICT.-Lady Bryan, No. = -
hid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08
s.eyen.on Kchoc Mining Company

ONCE No. 7l2 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California-Notiee is hereby given, that in accor-
dance with the laws of the State of California,
and an order duly made by the Board OF Trus-
tees of the Stevenson Kehoe Mining Company,
on the 5th day of January, 1864, there will be
sold at public auction, at the salesroom of John
Middleton & Son. northeast corner of Montgome-
~ and California streets, San Francisco, Calfor-
MIA, on WEDNESDAY,. March sd, 1864, at -
o'clock NJ. of that day, to the highest bidder for
cash in L gold coin. many shares of the Ste
vensou Kehoe Mining Company, standing in the
the nsmes Of the following shareholders, as will
be necessary for the payment Of an assessment
CSo. y OF three dollars pershare, duly levied by
the Board Of Trustees on the 5th day OF January,
ls64-toge,he- with the expenses of advertising
- .ala
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08

4 WARNING To HAM EATERS.-The New
York papers of the 5th of February record
the following extraordinary case: \ family
named Flaig, residing ut No. a Elizabeth
street, has recently been poisoned by eating
uncooked ham. One OF the children having
died, Coroner Nauman held an inquest yes
terGay, when the testimony OF Mrs. Work
merster, grandmother of the child, and Of
several physicians was taken. Three doctors
who had examined the ham, testified that it
was alive with microscopic insects, of the
species known as trichinG SpirahS. This in
sect is borer, and when introduced into the
human stomach pierces the coat of that or
gan in order to make its way into the muscle
Of the BODY, where it makes itself nest and
lives. Several inStancesiof death from this
cause are already recorded in the medical
books. 1t is always unsafe to eat ham I'M
cooked, for the trichiRG hauntS that kind of
flesh.
SAYS another account: The symptoms
were gripping in the bowels, causing intense
pain, accompanied with violent diarrhea:
Medical aid was called in and all the family
stated that they were taken with the Symp-
toms immediately after partaking Of some
raw ham which they had purchased at gro
cery store at the corner OF Grand and Mott
streets. Emetics were promptly given and
all the family recovered except the youngest
child, Mary, little girl two years Of age, who
was so weakened that she died on Tuesday.
The suspected meat was subjected to mi
croscopic test, and found to be full Of poison
Gus animalcul9 To the naked eye the ham
looked perfectly good, and there was nothing
in the taste to distinguish it from perfectly
good. fresh meat. Coroner Nauman held an
inquest. DR.. Wooster Beach, Jr., Deputy
Coroner, made post mortem examination
of the deceased, with Drs. Walters, Schuet-
ter, and jacob. The organs showed no dis
ease, except the brain and left lung, which
showed signs of congestion. Portions of va
rious parts of the body were removed for
microscopic examination. DIR. Beach agrees
with the other physicians as to the cause Of
death. The jury rendered u verdict that
Mary Flaig, the deceased, came to her death
from accidental poisoning from eating ham
containing tridinnos spiralis.
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BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
V. FRANK VALE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. %, 81. fr22 In
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FA FREE GIFTzE
ITO THE VIRGINIA FIRE DEPARTMENT
i of two solid silver
FIRE TRUMPETS,
Magnificent articles, purchased from Tucker of
San Francisco, for the occasion.
A largo variety Of
n n G. @ 90 d s.,
Which arrived by the last steamer. These goods
are all of the latest styles and patterns, and a
large portion of them have been, and are now
being manufactured EXPRESSLY for this ENTER
PRISE They were purchased from the well.
known firms of MesSrs. Levison Bros, r, b.
Gray g. Co., A. Kohler and others; and have
WRITTEN GUARANTEES that they are all lust as
REPRESENTED on THEIR INVOICES They only
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any one, and more particularly the ladies to call
and see these
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Caution.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
IN sons not to purchase the following ccrtit.
Gates of stock in the Dardnnele G. e. 5. VI. Co..
issued TO the following named parties Certs.
G w Knight 90, l63
J ID Budd 81
o II Carpenter 22i,lsS
p Brcen & J Kirk 19J
Il II Townsend 2T
As sad stock was sold at public anction for de.
linquent assessments, and will not be transferred
on the Company's books. G. B. GOODRICH.
Seey Dardanells G. g.. S. ~ Go.
February 10, "a. fel0 I'm
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DANIEL wEBsrER's law library has just
been sold in Boston.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.

THERE are ninety-6ve savings banks in
Massachusetts,.