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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01
4fairs Before Rich nm 0nd +.
From the Richmond Sentinel Nov 70.


Nothing unusual occurred Yesterday or
the day before below Richmond, We have
received reports in the Northern papers u
the near completion Of the Dutch Gap canal
This canal is an improvement ut much Becded,
and will be of signal benefit to those Of our
citizens engaged in navigating the James
when the enemy are driven from Virginia,
our independence is achieved, and our ports
opened to the commerce OF the world. 1t
will prove Of very little use to the enemy in
the operations against Richmond Our
troops are in fine condition. CIothng,
blankets and shoes, are being daily issued 10
them, and full ratiOns Of -four or meal, bee
or bacon, sweet potatoes, sugar, molasses'
cofeee, rice, salt, and soap, are daily gwen
10 them ---- ----
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

ovaalh.f wssE sAffifMit isdhsstaood
rthas lMaidss snsiat auioE sCBaidy )aSnith
,is sboi.f ,tolbe appointsd - .shjghpamsand
in the Sputhwest Thisisy at AZ least g ~ ac
knowisd dgement, il not an at9neme4f Tor
rtbs 'srbss ibj6stics with which" GsAeral
Shfth Vas sSfeatT " tthss Rsesidsuc and
<fheJW JWir4D 4Dspsrtmsnt wIheaa hei.syas re-
.meyed Jisma Arspysol stse PaiSfPac to
,PS0Bijlais Gsnfgsl Butler; q rS;,sOI ,oa sssl
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01
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fst AsabA l4Fts~ kr1<tl tsNts~' A'-s'~@--
T. T. dksEsn 3. s's 4 SEs sSsEui AAkssPos
ITIos.-Ths extent of General Thomass
army istaesst sqphVs n hsap, originally,
Sc, 900 men. TO tSi. may be added new
recruits and furfonghed men, amounting TO
ssnf s SIss,s's y TSlsski. Fssiss'g Il. Ssn. ss1
nericalasssss saHsoss0 09e, so hap1ssy join
him. He has apparently MlleT bsck over
sbsssi6seeezxSeAte 6otaz-Flor-
ense to Nssfs, and SittGfn beth
|JHf1SJs,es .HdlGE!Fe EFis''s, e a,
NashvilIss the main bosy Of bis army defend
fhst pFscr Hood has dppsfently
sssSsaSssh ,sSt tiiko1a NJ - N march
northwz1d, and nov. seeksy sftsr-wssacing
NasiaaieaWsFeep around tat tAeBputh,
across The Nashville and Chattanooga road
JON Brsf5iF5aIsssaaaAa through East
&, 81 npessee gsss .tsss,-.s. sssaaH
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01
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80 ~ =sa.sz Lz@= - .e.s.;s :. 49, =
~ fJlS aAKeA s.co.. Prs1nrsss.
.Ssz-z,.5s5-JSsS,--Sz5--,z-,-.---7------7-
,yis yisUBSCRIRTIONs PRICES
~ nc .Sas 2, !. ..,J,iilssSela % ne |.
z y Wv Sat sl- sssiA ~ 50 % Ltiays !,
ilw s'dT scdVA,s, nD1s alas sgs.s.
CIV s.!ssss ols sl5iS q .sasls
IL is!susS3 oly0aaissi, pr vssk. s2ag. as.zs.:.s.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01
's Sale I,p OF MonifceiIo..
From the Richmpnd Dispatch, Nov.

From the Richmond Dispatch Noy.22]
's' Monticello a;ttiill = the fotther fesfdSSSep of
TESthas Jefferson, iH' AlbeRhGS cUdhty,
Virginia, was sold at auction, ouRhusqday,
under the sed6es sffaSlon act. fol. eighty
'ttousstSd i've shUdi.tsa. ,dShsssa hjamin
E..Fickfin, appAnrc ffsa. 4 negro a6r1M and
d her seven children (xIl on lhta istte leing
,uinnder9 seven yeafs ,5fsgs) Bf9b ~ tsssoty.
three thousand od6f arsn y 4 iNgrd flhM wai
scld for Gfp5wafd VI sSva atf7 lb8d Sand 3Sslars
- = = 0st'sDpsY Wv " gas q IsSs lsllSai AT
8 TIE ciaeiuaatf E0mmtf pssshsFSAt oil
has cropped odf, 6fsbssh sttNlck, 1f4 the
ineishb borhdod of shsdIlliuSis krdA eli Held
Nesrthe town Of yGssdaan slE tysSilesfrom
Ss's,fsyssgse I|ss9sE al.'s 4 sSsI Ss
SAID % Rave tnads II Opt besl pe.
lconslng positively Sisky xessss~es land
to sell II til Aa,shsx hQrai iznfpN ~ eeles,
'lsssss aaS, ,aaassfsssi asss w lssiaAi ter
EttSspqIIy. ss.s4 anti oh Ioi4i an sez
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

q Ek5EsQN XpSaA1 A4Afsle5- q a.st I-tzFf = \:
Isssseq ysr i; saasa NEW I v4s 4
{sas1osei tas, sads 80, soa,saosttoltw lY
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

IuIBRzE ~ boxes ". H. Cu.ae.
~ Received.
MAXWELL CAMPBELL TTNGI
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01
.ss..a e 1a,sa .saassW e. ,,IOHNSuN Ii SON,

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware:
EIAS1Na ssgqled purseiyW o. stts tawsmprpwd
II facilities, We are better rreptred nov than sxa
tam a1pordess 1ur any artieisdB voS4 ID no apoTe
ineN buEinru. Teihc q end, Qon4pctpB Hs6Sfo or
DR. Stssmboat work done in . mbstaatisl and wotla
nEllifS m11n1. We ssFs How pSytns bafdsahf o.
- tha brspch ~ the trade. end
e " csn oar fsdncclnens th1t exlnof found
ielsgwhae. oRks.k Of iWsss Is seompls1o 41d the
s Sd 81 4 y : e ss Ss M %sss & %
SsJvssiSn haSd q IN ketSI55ifo nssd sYsi -
nssA W.J0HH60N skf6RNTl "A
aapn1 i. No. 10 HarkafNo nara. W1eahu9, -WsV9. =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

IF you want TO baNc 8 lnau war ;fend
do not get the iilwiIl OF bis wife Public
opinion is made up of the average opioons
of " womaukiud --Ezchdngs. .l .
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

i9aosd, sxetRsA fssesaaoo AZ ssS s9R RRssSS RRsSsa
arst bin,sz ax SOuree..tt ssocrss sii'


d bRarrine soum few expressions, u suehias
.sthe isteiU iUSitSd States,i,At strikes US that
lshsE Extract bslosvs coutainds mitch good com,
mn ssnisy "a commend Il 10 ths. .thoashssi
fni aepsderatiorot tiallahose who love the
,USiona aaAd illibhetssR ofititslrs.
AsssatsvlSstdI SstdI3opn 3 p f6sp 6$m whieh ths ex.
tssss n IN by MI SssssS kspA11E,, u,
member of the rebel Congresshcaad'is tbs
ltome osgaA of'sJrrE rDxsnxsT these facts
add tdt6sz zASnifcsnSs Of the septimenta
ip {. sSllaaSs salhaS that
be war Eif "a On anti People Of \. both Z
iSilsEH 'siSSimlssEH ! fhsiigI high PgstensiSns and
,srs "a ils iilins 70 3. meet t sseh M Other spoh the
Gseat yN RfaHpe otb magtpst aSS f9nSula sSl,f
& gfsfsd Z 70 etpssr, RpssfRl Y IIse EsJ s;l 9
fGnetin Pm fi aliBcMpl ~ tiesa sfcePt R tse als
be6oF pns Aeclop pr .the 9thsri s9a y, dce. q
my sane nan, North or. = Sopth, desire the
.consumns sfion of this dishopor2 IN tbs
hight Of pissiop spc sen imsnts andohbtedl
is .s.sen ai aaf tssch s tRs and sSasS
ssn atliot sl lH a hoy S Slaai d vGSMlaa Ss
.pfs SSs sssS tss N8sb ssay,
ne ior the Al s0lnte slbjngs ton eng dsgrei e
dasipn d. .haS South :, \ NEad fools, DO they
knox that bfbmiisiop on our part nc'
'posceH 1.Theresefe .fhpSe In The Sou ,Whs
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

j That may and IT may Not be 81, Ne
have heard Of men sometimes, getting into
difficulties by getting the good will Ct their
friends wife es.,.r. % .s-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-01

worthy OF the name; IL Is the only peace
4hat cSfP bB dxUffs be TO tribe ApaffS6fs!59 =,
If the Soatn, BY any possibility Of over
whelhningI S6tce, Gould obe conpefF efFea TO ac>
eedei to sdsgrracefup treaty, il iwStld re-
"a dire 4 standfng army Of fve hundred thouli
sand anTer TO enforce IFS requirements,
There woGld be perpetual insurfectioh, to
end at last in empireal monarchy or
perniaient military Dictatorship. iS.' ysi
. Let no man deceive himself There never
can be peace in this country if amy State is
compelled to rest under the stigma of d ~
Craze. Hence it is that we must make
peace honorable alike to all! Phe war, !,
therefore, must kill fanaticism, bigotry,
despotism and intolerance on both sidos
Beforssit ends thesefellg geDii of destruction
and good government win lie deep buried
beneath tue ocean of blood and tears which
they have caused to be shed to appease
their unsuitable appetItes; and the good
genius of conservatism, or Christian charity
and genuine republicanisrn will rise up to
govern and bless the land. When this il
done, who can say that the war was no,
necessary Let us hope that the temper
Of the American people is even now near
| ing that consumm alton so devoutly to be
wished, and that it will soon find means o.
making itself known and felt, Beyond al
doubt, the great body Of the people on. bctt
sides desire peace to-day In our opinion
they are willing toconciude it upon terms
which will leave the escutcbeons of bott
governments untainted with disgrace, an
ifthey fail to make such peace, it will b
attributable to their own moral cowardice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25
The Chilaren 81 ArnolA, the Trais

8
Mrs. Arnold, wife Of Benedict Arnold,
died in London in 1904. in her 4lth
year. OF her children, Mr.. Sabine, in
his new edition of "Ths Amerisan Loyal
ist," which will soon be published, has
collected the following account: 'saa
"Mrs. Arnold vas the mother Of four
sons and one daughter, namely: Edwin
Shipper, who was . lieutenant in the Ben
gal cavalry. and paymaster Of Mattra, and
who died in India in 1918: James Bob
ertson. of whom presently; George, who
was Lieutenant colonel in the Bengal
cavalry, aud who died in India in 1898 !;
William Fitch. who, . magistrate in the
county of Bucks, England. and late cap
tain in the lancers. married the only
daughter of Captain Ruddach Of the Roy
al Navy. and who, the father OF six child.
len, was living in 1855; and Sophia Ma.
tilda, the wife Of Colonel PownalI Pbipps
of the East India Company service, who
was also living eight years ago, aud the
mother of one son and tvo daughters.
"a word in conclusion, Of the most
distinguished son: Sames Robertson Ar
mold entered the corps of Royal Engin-
eers in 1898. He served tso years at
Bermuda, and from 1918 to 1898 COM
msnded the engineers 10 Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick. After the accession of
William ~, he wss one of His Majesty's
aids. While in the provinces jus, named
be visited his fathers house King ST..
St. Johu's--and, - | have often been told,
threw himself into chair and wept like
a child. He expressed wish to see bis
mothers family in the United States but
added, 4 suppose | should be insulted
on account OF my father,' &c. A gentle
man who was 10 the service With him, and
an intimate acquaintance, speaks Of him
in terms of high conmeudation, and re-
lates that he was small man, with eyes
of remarkable sharpness, and in features
thought to resemble his father. His wife
was Virginia, daughter Of Bartlett Good
rich, of the Isle of Wight. In l84l, he
was transferred from the engineers, and
appointed . msjor-general, and Knight
of the Hauoverian Gueiphic Order He
died in London, December, 1852"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25

A SINGULAR IEcIDENT.-The Boston
Gazette tells the following story:
Twenty years ago = gentleman of this
city resolved to remove out West, and
started for his destination. In New York
be stopped at q second class hotel, and
while there he was robbed Of purse con-
tanning some $4,000 in gold. In the
course of his peregtinations he was sue
cessful, and had forgotten oil about his
loss. having accumulated handsome
property. When the war broke out he
was too old to enlist, but feeling patriotic,
be offered his services to Gen Log an, and
acted as Quarlermaster to . brigade
One night, on the march, the army ar.
rived at small town in Southern Ala
bania. and according to orders he took
possession Of the inn for general head
quarters.
While talking with she landlord ne dis.
covered that he formerly kept hotel in
New York. and, upon pressing his H.
quiries, found that be was the identical
landlord of the house in which he had
been robbed. In the course of the eve.
ming he arranged a mock court-mariial
and brought the landlord before il, charg-
ing him among other things with the rob
berry. Much to his surprise the landlord
confessed the robbery, and he had his
choice To restore the money or die at sun
rise. The man received his principal,
and all the interest the landlord could af-
ford to pay, in gold, which the gentleman
invested in United States 7 $40 notes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25
ExECUTOR'S SALE.

111s ~ 10sfN, Ii N9GH5f--sa-
In pursuancs Of an order END license of the fonrtv
cot q sad cpunty IN andersKntd Exerusor Of Talms
Fcsdsn deceaeed viii sell 4 Dpbc cutlery for cash to
- Qk0t b9dees the pFenlkes on tAs apth iev Of
July, 4. D., between the honrs afg O'Clock a ana
o'clock scosnsaenohg ~ eelock r. n Of said iay
the following dufbs4 Zeal Estaas belonging 10 ths ~
49, OF I'D deee6g8t, to-W4t: n
sAr 81 IN blOet fbsty. t4oJ n the city u Keo-
w ~ .,6di2Sr E.1ceEs;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25

~Oar exchanges will confer ! favor
upon the public, especially upon non-res-
ident tax payers. and also assist the Com.
mitIse 10 making Investigations, by NO.
t'c'ng the above recommendations. Isl
Courtney News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25

1 A volume OF lstters written b.
Marie Antonieiss. the uolofsanste Qasss
Of France, vii soon sppsas. as &,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25

Letter from Capt MALrs Alexander Leiteh Druggist
before Jso H. Boon, became Agent for the Msicfne
ST. LorIs, March 81, ls63.
ALEX. LEifcH, Esq.-Iike many Of my profession.
have suffered severely with rheumatism and get
permanent relief tili tried your 6pocinc am happy
70 say fbat ITS use in few days health.
tsigned,l CAPT. MALIS, Of steamer Marxsw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25
AFpnny Occurrences.

The Troy Times of Thursday tells the
following funny story about the loss of a
looking glass:
Day before yesterday, thrifty citizen
of West Troy. desirous to please his bet
ter half and properly adorn his sspalatial''
residence, purchased twenty-five dollar
mirror, (which was cheap and just suited
her." The purchaser concluded to carry
the mirror home himself, and not to trust
its transmission thence to the perils of
porter. With tired muscle and pouring
sweat, be arrived on the St. Charles Hotel
corner. The ferryboat was "on t'oiher
side of Jordan" and the owner of the
mirror was thirsty-there the mirror vas
stood up against the hotel stoop, on the
sidewalk, and . small boy hidden to watch
it, while its owner stepped into the ST..
Charles bar to gets'sutbin' to cool hisself
with" this uulucky moment large
billy goat, which enjoys the freedom Of
the city, and is familiar to all the resi-
dents in that vicinity for his famous
''buckiDg" powers. came leisurely along
the sidewalk The small boy in charge
of the mirror fed ON the double quick, in
serious apprehension of being .bucked. -
The goat kept on his career until be caught
sight Of another goat reflected on the
polished surface Of the glass. Then
he stepped back some dozen feet, reared
aloft his caudal appendage, gave three OF
four preliminary shakes Of the head. and
rushed on his shadowy adversary with 4
power of "buck." which of all the Great.
ures Of the animal kipcdom the goat alone
possesses The glass was shattered in ,
spray Of Fragments, and the goat ven
through the back of the mirror up to BIZ
head and shoulders. Whether the goa
ives more astonished at the utter demoli
ton Of his opponent. or the owner Of th
mirror at his unexpected loss, is one o
the problems yet unsolved,
The Missouri FINKRIEs.-The pin
trees Of Washington and other countie
In Missouri are found to afford turpentine
tar, pitch and rosin 10 large quantilies.-
The supply Of these articles from Wash
ington county can, it is said, be increase,
indefinitely. Besides the efforts Of citi
zens 10 this direction. Boston Com pan,
has bought 5000 acres in tho pineyiee
and is now erecting the necessary stills
The articles nam have heretofore bee
largely derived from North Carolipa. bu
the supply Of them from this State ma
yet take the place Of that iro n the q
Norsh State, 10 the immense b nett Of
vat q Ct'on Of orr c)unsry. W
-A vot,,rr !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25

LAskr1K, III, July 10th. 1s65.
JoHy ii. BIocp, Esq-D6ar str: have been sufferer
for six with ChrCnc Rheumatism and great
pleasure In Recommending Lallenand Gout Neu-
ragia Specific 10 be the best medicine that dsase
that have ever heard Of When commenced taking IL
coaid hardly walk sit STILL great the pain,
and in three days free from it, and my legs
the hrst time In I've years free from pau ard
nmbie that think would be aDcnr all the while II IL
did not cost 30 rnnch for music But sir il Il splendid
medicine, and would recommend all those aicfsd with
those diseases to try H. hare just found Capt ond
IL friend of miae) his hack with iuaam natoFy rheu-
nafisn- and told him what yer medicine did fcr
he will send 70 for of it, Enclosed please fnd
two dollars ard send two bottles OF Tie Specific II
Dos for there are plenty that suffering with those
diseases thai unssqueinted with your speeic and
think that yuu ought 10 rHtss in every Cit, In the
Union Very respectfully yours
Carr. JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence Chicago III.
p. e. Send medicine to care q b. y. W. Whitman Chi
cago. JN B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-25


/ The following Recommendation b u
tcemniftsS sppoint1a By ~ DA&i -
pefsisofoTae iayes(ats ~ D(oNnU :
Nh. a. u Alsxa16er, dgfs1filh2 ytsk1ss
q Of tbs posatK will ,splhoippt1 e&plail
themselves. The ressH ofap&Sa6le9l1o
thus fr made. has heen the finding .
twenty .ose hundred and shrsy1A Ave Dol
lars and 6fty-sight cents detalcatbn il, til
clerks ofice during his three severa
terms of office, alse four hundred an.
seventy nine dollars defalcasion and ~
| cord Of deeds and mortasges during hi'
term as Treasurer aud Recorder, both Of
which sums Mr.. A. has generously
doughed over to the county:
| WHEREAS, A general Investigation o.
the accounts of A. 8. Alexander, - Re.
corder, Treasurer and Clerk Of Ksokul
county. Iowa, has been ordered BY the
Board Of Supervisors Of Keokuk county,
At its June session, and has for said men
toned purpose appointed . Committee,
now in session; and,
WHEREAS, 1t appears that some over
charges we're made BY the late Treasurer,
and that many persons have already paid
said undue charges. We, the Committee,
recommend that oil persons Who have
paid taxes in the ias. two years, present
their receipts to the present Treasurer, %
that they may exercise proper recuorse
against the person Who has been. benefit
ted by it. The Committee also recon-
meIds that those persons who yet appear
~ ;delinquents on the tax-list. pay up
promptly or Gle tbsirreceiptS, ifthsy have
any, with the present Treasurer. and re-
ceive duplicate therefor.
!; rs S.s s: :.:s'''' Con.
10Our exchanges will confer favor
upon the public, especially upon non-res-
ident tax payers. and also assist the Com.
mitlee 10 making investiga tons, by mo-
ticing the above recommendations. ISL
Courtney News.
MURDER OF Cart. II. N. SNYDKa.-
As~lready stated in another article. Cap
ASsu M o0a Weo geeOo Vut Vi toQ Ut8Xo
on Friday evening. about three Or four
miles east Of Salisbury. and murdered in
cold blood BY band Of bushWhackers
from jackson county. After tbs m.in
baud had robbed the passengers and pass
ed on, they learned by some means that
Captain Snyder was aboard, and sent three
Of the gang back to kill him. The three
returned to the Stage, ordered Snyder
out, marched him short distance ahead
of them. and shot him from behind with
two pistols. They then rode up TO Rhers
he lay and fired three more shots at him,
when two of the three rode on, and the
third one dismounted and shot al him
again.
In the death of Captain Snyder this
county has lost oas Of it's best citizens -
lie was an old resident Of the county, and
was Judge OF the County Court for sever
al years. During The troubles of 1862 he
was captain in the Ssh E. NJ NJ. He
leaves young wife and large family Of
small ch ldren TO mourn his loss.-f Rtuns.
wicker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20
BREWERS, STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch. Keg
Corks. Everything In this line Of the best quality,
for sale upon reasonable terms.
n, B.-Ten bales Hops Just received BY Express.
R. II. MCDONALD 4 co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20

CIVIL PRoBArE CouRT.-1n this Court,
this morning, the case of " Paul ct ais. vs..
Armstrong" was on motion continued
until Thursday at Al In "Brown VS..
Empress Company" judgment was or
dered to be entered by default for plain
tiff. The same order was made In the
case of prescott ct ais. vs.. Empress
Company" The case of "Bell vs.. Nc
Causland" was continued until Thurs
day at 10 A. NJ, at cost of plaintiff. The
jury were excused from attendance until
Friday next, at 9 A. N. The Court ad-
journed until 10 A. N. tomorrow.
UNION CLUB READING Roox. - Our
Gold Hill Union Club already numbers
between four and FIVE hundred members.
They are now fixing up Reading Room
at their Headquarters - the Gold Hill
Theatre-where all the latest newspapers
and other useful reading are kept. Every
true Union man in Gold Hill is invited to
enroll himself and stand by his party and
the country. Come forward!
The PIONEER STAGE CoNpASr's line of
stages arrived at minutes before o'clock
last evening, which is making pretty good
time. Their line this evening will be in
at about o'clock with passengers who
left San Francisco yesterday at 4, P. N.
BuLI1oN.-Wells. Fargo s Co. shipped
yesterday to San Francisco. IL bars of
bullion, weighing 707 pounds, of the as
sayed value Of $l9,377 26. ...-...
DISPATCH in Telegraph Office, for J. S.
Deyine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

We are constantly receiving. per express. supple
nom the manufactures. For sale by
R. ii. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20

ARSAYERS, MATERIAL.
CrucIbles, Retorts, Acids and general supply o.
ali articles in this line. For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20

IN THE NIGHT OF THE THRrEENrH, A.
I Hack Pocket Book containing some papen IN
favor OF r. T. Clements, license to sell ffnlt. Any
one 6ndinR the above described Book and having
II at this once will be literally rewarded
Gold Hin. August Il. ls6t. aasisS g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20
TRUs.Es AND SUPPORTERS,

Gum Stockings, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces. Suspensary Bandages SILK Elastic Bandages
for Ladies' A very large assortment of articles In
this line. For sale by
II. IL MCDONALD & CO., San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20

IL. IL. MCDuNALD u w., san Franclsce'
10000 lbs. Blue VitriOl;
5000 lbs. Sulphate Iron;
1000 lbs. Sal AmmOniRc;
$50 cnrbOys Eastern Sulph. Acid;
100 g California "
100 , Eastern Nitric g
100 " Eastern lIuriatic Acid.
Arctic Acid;
Chemically Pure Acids;
Iron RetOrts;
Glass Retorts;
Black Lead CrucibIeG;
sand Cruclbles;
Test Glasses;
Mattresses, ETC.;
icaIs and articles used in Quartz Mining for the sep
'''''0h OIL "e'"S' X K. H. II. MCDONALD & CO..
San Francisco and Sacramento.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Dissecting Instruments, IstethoscOpes.
Eye Instruments, lSyTinges,
o6stetrical instruments, Tonsel Instruments,
Polypus Forceps, Amputating Instruments,
ProbangS, Breast PumpS
Pocket Instruments, CathetarS,
Trepanning Instruments, Cupping Instruments,
SpeculumS, ELECTRO Magnetic battuns
II. II. MCDONALD Il CO..
R.H. MCDONALD ffStsq 90.
San Francisco.
TARTARIC ACID.
. 0n0 LBS. TARTAR c ACID. IN TIN
O.OOO cases. OF the best quality.
For sale by r. ii. MCDONALD & CO.,
Importing Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20
ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
Assessments Levied within Thirty Days.

or ALL CLAIMS VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL Blue SULPHUR,
DEVILS GATE, PALMYRA. INDIAN SPRINGS, AR6ES-
TINE AND YLOwBRY DISTRICTS ALPHABETI-
cALLI ARRANGED AND C0RRECTED DAILY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20

COMPANY MEETINGS
OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL,
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON Oh COMO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-20

PAINTS, OILS AND VARNIsHEs.
Brushes, Feather Busters, Zinc White, Fire-Proof
Paint LnSeed Oh, boiled and raw. For sale by
X. II. MCDONALD 4 co.