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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
DENTAL IMPORTING
OU q Il.
R. III. MCDONALD 4 co.
SACRAMENTO,
r. H. M'DONALD & co.
SAN FRANCISCO.

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE =; ~ =
w the attention Of the Dental =
Profession to our large and complete IA
assortment Of Dental Goods, the aOlIS11S
following comprising part only:
Plain and Pivot Teeth. Ivory Handed PiutIS1
Gum Teeth, large 1ss0r't and ec1ier1
Teeth for VulcAnite work, Steel and Wire HAndlo1
gum and plain, great val PluggerS and DcaifG
riety. ,v,,. =, en- EySSaS!toEA' DoUplSAl
Watts Crystal Foil and!8creWS PInchsS Hoolk {.
Sponge Gold, Brushes and CG1uH1uh
Tin Foil and Platina plate, Nh0eh C.s IbffHGg.
Gold Plate and Solder, Grind Stones add PullnA
Dental Chairs and Head Powder, t'i rtH'
Rests, ra. - ILAthes, i1I a.tlf L..Lcg.
EOrcepa, q large variety, Mouth MiTorA, di0AfO11-
Files Of all kinds, patterns.
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IN THE CIVIL PROBATE COURT OF THE
i County OF Storey. OF the Territory OF Nevada.
The People Of the United States IN the Territory oi
Sryada send 10 STEPHEN VAN NNALkENBURGH
greeting: You are hereby required to appear In an
action commenced against YOU aS defendant bE L.
Z. Van YalSenburGh Us plaintiff, IN the ClFli rr"-
bate Court Ofthe county OF Storey, Territory Oh Ne
vaiIa at Virginia. and answer the complaint there
in which Is on file with the Clerk OF said Court.
within ten days after the service on you OF thlS Sun
mons ieNclusve Of the day Of Servicel II served IN
said county or twenty days II served out OF SAID
county and in all other cases forty days. or JugdG
ment by default will be taken against you according
10 the prayer OF the said complaint The said action
S brought TO obtain decree Of this Court tnat the
bonds of matrlmOny between you and said plalntn
NAV be dissolved and the marriage relations be de-
creed null and void aud that plaintiff be restored 10
her maiden NAME on the grounds OF desertlon Uy
YOU OF the said plaintiff. And You are further not,
r,I that II you fail to appear and answer the sau
Complaint, the said plaintiff will apply TO the Court
for the relief therein demanded. 49,,
-, In witness whereof, l. l.. Hermann, nave
us hereunto set nv hand and attXed the seal
80 Of said Court. this 3Oth day Of September
AD. ls6i. I. HEhnANN,
County Clerk and Clerk Of the Civil Probate Court
of the county of Storey, y. I.
By b. Il. HEREFORD, Deputy Glerk:
TI-rpnt Rev Stamp. sew fh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24

THF BEsT C1aARs.-It is not generally
known that the best Havana cigars are
made from tobacco dipped in solution Of
opium. Natural leaf tobacco never has
that peculiar effect, as will be noticed upon
smoking the best clean leaf in pipe. It
is the opium in first rate cigar, and not
the tobacco, which smokers get enslaved
with and cannot get along without. In
some of the Havana establishments
twenty thousand dollars worth of opium
year is issued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24

SAID an Irishman to the telegraph oPe-
rator, "Do you ever charge anybody ior
the address in message !" No, re-
piled the operator. And do ye charge
for signing his name, sir" said the Gus
TONER, mo, sir" "Well then, will ye
please send this. just want my brother
to knowI am here" handing the follow.
ing: ITO John NJ Flinn--at New York
-1signed) Patrick M'Flinn,"'. II was was
sent a. a tribute to Pstrick's shrewdrless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
BREWERS, STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch. Kec
CorIs Everything in this line Of the beSt aNA1itH
for sale upon reasonable terms.
n B.-Teh bales Hops lust Iecetyed hY ExEHA
3. Il. MCDONALD : 90.
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TRUssEs AND sUPPORrHRa,

Braces, Suspensary BandAges. SILK GAStie Baha4tS
for Ladies'. A very large assortment OF arieieA 10
this line. For sale by
III. MCDONALD CO.. San FranciSco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
TILDEN's sgGAR COATED

Ofnearly all the Concentrated Medteinsa, pSt Sp
!" O'''e'' '' ~ R. H. MCDONALD 1 60.
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AssAYRRs, MATERIAL

Crucibles, Retorts, Acids, and general supply q
MI A'''''e' " '"'' " q. Il MCDONALD / o..
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PRRRUMERY.

We are constantly receiving articles " th1 IpS,
direct from Foreign and American m1n4nctorS:
For sale BY r. II. MCDONALD = 60.
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ECLECTIC MKDIoNRG,

We are constantly receiving, per express, SS1pnpS
"'''' '''' R. II. MCDONALD 4 co.
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PATENT HDICINRR

We are Agents for nearly al VALUABLE Alt!elea y
use, and our stock Is unusually hLEEI Sy8r ~ ~
3, I; GpsI Mcp9NSAhLPp 4 a. co Ss:s:ssS.
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COunty CLERK, and CleTk OF lht NlVll FTOUaVe NOUU
'''' S. ". BISHoP. Deputy Clerk

hereby certify that received the within sum.
mons on The nth day of september, A. D. 1851, and
alter dIligent search cannot find John McMarrow.
the within named defendant, In Storey county, n.
r J.C. CLARK.
Sheriff Storey county, \. I.
ByP A. ELLIS, Deputy.
Virginia. Sept. q, ls6+.
fEifIy-crnt Rny. Stamp. NeW iW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS
-uP THE
Neyndn Union Convention.

I-pon the entrance Of Nevada into the National
Union feeling deepiythe Importance Of taking posi-
ton such to inspire IN our sister siates,
ami 10 rpbuke treason to our nationality, be II open
ar lnsidOus and TO sustain by our trst acts In the
csptal of State the integrity Of our country, the
honor Of our Government and the glory oi our Tree
institutions, We do resolve Us follows:
Rssolred That the Union party OF the state OF
Nevada recognize no political differences In this
hour of our country's trial, and chcertuly enroils
among its members every citizen, native or adopted,
who prefers his country to party who Is loyal 10 The
Union and in favor Of coercion and the suppression
OF The existing rebellion by the only sure means, the
strong arm Of military power, who II opposed 10
concessions TO rebels with arms in their hands, anu
who is willing TO use the last man and the last dollar
ifneCeSSity Demands TO maintain anu preserve the
Union OF the United States of America.
RrsoIred, That Abraham Liucoln and Andrew
Johnson are worthy leaders Of the Army OF the
Unlon that the platform anu resolutions adopted NJ
our hearty approval not only in their general tenor,
but especially In their advocacy ot that great eceS-
sity 10 our Western Emplrc-a Pacific Railroad,
That placing ourselves upon the PLATFORM We chal-
lenCe all comerS TO wrest from our grasp the eecto.
raj votes OF the virgin State Of Nevada, predeStined
TO be given by loyal hearts and hands To the mcnl-
bcrs Of the Convention.
R.so1rrd That We favor the passage Of laws Sccn-
ring the general education Of the children In the
State hv means Of free common schools, believing
intelligence the only palladium OF Republican Gov.
rrnnent and Of laws guarding the highest right and
privilege nave, the elective franchise from the
Influence OF power, money and fraud and oil iurther
laws that shall preserve good faith between the peo-
ME- by enforcing their private contracts In the spirit
and power they have made them, and In such cur
rency rs they may agree upon, ana ot Sucn laws Us
shall secure In detail the strict economy enoned by
our Constitution and the most exact accountability
of all public officers TO the great source OF political
power, the people.
Resolred That our wise and henellcent Govern
ment has always exhibited not only real generosity.
but true policy In refralning from the sale oi the
mineral lands, and In permitting their use, oGcupa-
ton and development by labor and capital. That It
is 10 be deeply regretted that traitors IN our midst
are using the wealth derived from an indugent coun-
try In attempts to Subvert Its institutions and ber-
lies; and that while We deprecatc any general inter
ference by the Government with the existing state
Of affairs still the proper exercise Ol righteous In
dgnatlOn against such ingratcs should excite no sur
prise, but would meet with the hearty approval oi
loyal men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
suRGICAL INsTR RUa1RMFa.

Dissecting Instruments, Ietethcscopes,
Eye Instruments, SyhngeA -...
Obstetrical Instruments, ITonset lnStrumenus
Polypus Porceps, lAmputatinG InStyuneets,
Pfobangs Breast Pumps
Post Mortem Instruments BougteS, ...f.
Pocket Instruments, CGthetap,
TrepannIng Instruments, CuppinG Insupmf4A
Speculums, Electro Magnetic Hatton1
R.H. MCDONALD SEQ.
49, 6AcrEHeat0,
H. MCDONALD fC0..
San Br1ne,soo.
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pAINTs, OILS AND vARnaHR0.

Brushes, Feather Busters. Zlne WhIte, Hfe eItSSs
r''n'' D'"'FeD O"' '' r. Il. MCDONALD 1M
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p1AaTRR,pARE0.

Alsrge bat Of Plaster Paris. Marble Dra. o'Ha'
Anu "n''"S' T. H. MCDONALD 1 &co..Es.
Wholeaale DFufGUo.
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MACHINE OH.

Winter Strained Lard Oh, ~
Pure Sperm on, .gi.1.1..-. GA.
. UnaduIteF1ted PolAr Oh,
.a. Pnte1t LuNSSGGtil691s r.
orsale By MCDONALD Eoo!s aa-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
AIcohOl III Tn,
Shakers Herbs,

Together with complete assosnsIs II ~ eldd1l
in the Drug line. We do net intend 70 - underooo
by any house In California 0rdeFS respeco1H -
iicIted and goods forwarded TO MI parts o. tAs PAeans
r. H. MCDONALD & Co.,.
Importing Druggists, esetament6.
r. II. MCDONALD d CO., San PrAneiSco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
INIPOR Il 7 \ n L
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
Il. a -. v. Il. R.---S. v. Il. K.
NNp-
Ei.ecpoI.T Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
EXPENSE,

DN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER lgrH. i>6i, Or.
" d!nary Freight will hc received At FREEPORT
and tOrwariel 10 LATROBE without charge lor
lsanShlpping. drayase or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers of the California Steam
NavlgatiOn Company, leaving san Francisco Al =.
v daily can BE- delivered In LAtrobe ~ 9WCluCE
next morning Freight Shippe,t by sailing vessels
vii D. Forwarded with dispatch. y" charge ui Ur-
,uary irriSht per sailing vessels toy lcvet due>.
;-.trShipp!HE. drAyage or forwarding.
Al Heavy EreightS, such a. Boilers, Heavy Cast
luS~, Steam Engines, etc. viii be tgan>hlpped al
ErrepurI ~ powerful derrcS> directly :" the cars,
,ud i; LslITpbe will also * Iran>hippcd by der-icSs
directly 10 teams For this class OF freight. charge
w!A BE- made Of cost ui labor engaged on deTricSS
rAlv
Ereight Charges Of steamers sailing vessels will
- advanced Al Errepori AMI collected AZ Latyube
without charge.
MARI sII Freight, CARE +. K. h. FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
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Next door TO Gold Hill News Once.
Gold Hill Sept l. 1861 sci III
AMERICAN CITY.
AMERICAN CITY
KNOWN TO BE RICH.

Aud which is being rapidly developed BY large and
well organized mining companies, some Of them
erecting costly machinery now, and all Of them pros
ecutng the work on their numerous shafts and tun-
neS with vigor -
And the prpprietors, THOMAS HARDY / CO.,
1ate Norton, Hardy Co, y are selling lots alta
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GYnINAsTIC EXERCISES.

Lessons will be given in the afternoon or even.
ing, according to the wishes of his pupila The
| terms will be moderate, to suit the timeL
The HALL, which Ii the most suitable place In
Gold Hill for Balls or Private Parties, can at ali
times be engaged for such purposes at low ig
ure. FRED. UHL, .
J oclstf Teacher Of 6ymnaIticI
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TARTARIC ACID.
O,000LBs. TARTAR ACID. IN TIN
O.OUU cases. OF the best quality. rL..-
Importing DruEEiih
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REPORT

or fhe President of the Board of
Trustees of the Town Of Gold Hill,
for the Quarter ending September
Ist. 1864.
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VERY Low RATE

And on terms that cannot fall 10 prove satisfactory.
Apply 10 +. +. GLOVER.
At the American City Land Office, ut American
City, ,Orto JOSEPH L0RYEA,
No Il South street. Virginia City.
\. B.-Liberal donations made for Church and
School purposes. THOMAS HARDY,
T.. +. GLOVER,
FRED. A BENJAMIN,
in22 3m CHARLES HOSMER
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R.H Nc DONALD teeI lEr
/. X, Itp0HlLn. - >. 2. -, -
r. H. MCDONALD 4 Gu,
Jstr..t s.srsnsats, "A,
r. N. MCDONALD - co.
Corner saIsoae. aid Fins oaSsb. =
SAN FRANCISOO.
QIMPORTING WH0G0M. !.
DRUGGISTS. AV8L

WE RESPECTFULLY BEG LHAyH 10 NJ
" form our customers and the pubic eon9
that we have opened . Houie n The cllt -
Francisco, where we viii Be ptoaAed 70 ~ 0M1
Of our old friends and customer - can mak0 y 60
venient TO call upon N, We Ghau yksep 8 h0A
places large and well selected stock Of 80 u
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GOLD HILL GYMNASIUM,
Next Building above the News Office.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF
Turn Verein Hall, would inform his friends.
and the public in general, that he is now organic.
ing n PRIVATE SCHOOL to teach
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OILS FOR BURNING.

superior article Of Downer'G KeroSens Oh. hA1lp
market rates.
.... l. s, -4las g... 81. {. g,f !rss I
" We have taken nnch PainS II
the selection or Ch0lee Articles, GnA
can guarantee saIisfaeiisn. =
II. H. NC McDONALDs&CO.,,' ;
WHOLESALE DRURal1FgT
II .ssEy rs ETg -Gs T.T.TG.s son 10 lGIs.Jsl IlsF
S0eranehsO qAAdLNNA BRa1D1DAO
\ an1 u ['-',!E -
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0lmsriff auf 9sabueob.

st. 2Outs, 81. 0tdrS. Die Speciql=
9epei6e beS 9emptraten aus Cairo ia9t &e~
belengefangene iagen aus, DAP Sprreit's 6aupt=
ma6t na6 SadlOn beprbert wprOen 1T. = Die
na6 9aOucab beprberte Ntanni6ait lit Suriid=
gefebrt, pa Gpl. t6id8 Munni6aft senug bat,
jeoen 2(ngriif ab5ui6Gagen. @dbrenO bes
Samples in 9abucab nabmen Die 8ebeIlen cine
Srau !6ummOnb aus Dem 6pipital uao ernOr=
oeten ie. Die 6rauen !6amiltpn, 9Cwarb,
Gagen rtnO Mtc@lunp puroen e~benfalls ergrifz
fen unO 5piiqen stpei Seuer in Die 6rpnte 9e=
bra6t unp cine Stunbe bort %9elaiIen, nadOem
ibre aleiper pom &ugeln burdbpbrt mprpen
iparerl.
@dbrenO Die 9arlamentdrflag9e Der &ebelen
na6 Dem SORT ging, %rafteten iie ii6 sum &anpf,
aber uniere 2eute f~euerten nidt, aus 6urdt, Die
Srauen gu t6pten.
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gspnr oHnScpartenent.

Stem gprt, 81. Mdr3. Ser Sampler
Sutton" lit nit &adri6ten aus Sort &ppal
pom 81. bier eingetrpffen.
Ser 9ampfer Continental BON 8prtlanb
nit Dem 2. 0taine SAP. Geet. an 8urO, lief am
26. in 9prt &ppal nit einem @erlult ppn so
9ferben elm.
Ser Continental" murOe genDtbiet, bas
S6tf n5ranf 8aIl," bas er I'M S6lepptau
bate uno bus ebenfallS nit 8feroen unb 9ellten
fir Stem 2adas5 8 ar, lOs5aidnsiOen,
oU6 begtam NJ BeiOrgniie um bus @diff.
Ser 9mmpfer y9aniel @ebiter" nit einem
She'll beS fir 81. Orleans beftimmten IA. Neip
6ampibire giegtments an 8pro, lief am q. in
Sort &ppat eir.
Gine expedition ben ct. SObnS Giper (8.)
btnauf nubm einen nit 1O8 8allen 8aumtpple
unO nit HeiS uno Sabaf belabenen Nebellerr=
9ampfer, ben v6attie 8rpOf," " meg.
Brig. Sen. 6atd 1T na6 SadionpiQe 9e=
gangen, ben Sen. Seymour absul6Ien, Der mad
6ilGn 6eaO 5uridtebrt. Die Nebelen lDIlen
eiten She'll ibrer Streitfrdfte BON SadIonpile
unp Yilatta ~5arddgeSOgen baben.
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~1Da(6,ngton, Q. C.

I unter lb TN g. Capt. Slicer ppm
3paflltter u9bilipp glaen" bat $3.50 geiammelt
sur unterItiiblng fir Die Wannl6aft beSS6ppz
rer3 p@labamta."
Sn SORT Mpnrpe lan9te Der S9ppner v9tepe
tunes Srioe" BON Stem Sort all. St bat Den
!9%alptmait p~erlDrert.
800 Unions Gefangene n Is
iprnngen.- Sine Sepei6e BON Sapette=
bile, IS. 8a., pDm %. Wtdrs meloet, DAP 800
untpnsgefangene aus benz &ebelene @efdngniB
in 9anpille entiprungen uno auf Dem @ege
na6 9lprben ieien.
/ Nene 3eitu 0r. Gep. SO,
@eitOn, friber am D8epubliean" betbeilist,
itebt int Segriif, cine neae 3eitung inter benz
Sitel: Stem Sra" b~eraus5ugeben.
8aibin9tOn wirb Damn I'M Gansen 8 td9li6e
3eittn9en baben.
Serbetratbnng. 81 gprgeitern Otit=
tag fa1b Die Srauung bes Oberlten s. 81. Sap
lot, Stabs6ef pm Sen. 9(ugur, nit Wiib Marp
..ber So6ter bes @enl.= Qua~rtiermeiiters
itatt.
/ 9etratb8f6etne. = @dbrenb bes
MpnatS Wtdr5 puroen ppnt Geri6tS=Glerf 1853
Srani6eine ausgegeben. 80 baupn geb6rten
Sarbigen.
/ Reue Serrp.- Die neue 9amrf=
bpptperbinOung 5miiden bier uno M[eranoria
miro int 9tpril ibre Sabrten erGfnen. Sie 8ppte
tper6en bis II ubr Nadts fabren uno in bret
tenn Q(ni6llb al Die Observation-Disclosures
feben.
+ &eiignirt. = Mioibipmen 6enrp s.
Gppf unb >. S. Garriipn baben reltgnirt. Sic
befanben 1i6 beioe in Der Il. g. Napp.
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Ne Sanitary 8atr Concert
SOnntag, 3. april, fnoet i'm Dtb. Snltitut paS
grpbe Spcal= II. SultrumentaI= Concert Itatt, welz
Dies Notwithstanding nno patriotii6e oeutl6e
alinitler nno &unitfreunbe unter 2eitung bes
grOfelorS !6einri@ S6ming gum 8eiten bes
bentiden requirements Der Marplanb StaatSz
6air peranitaltet baben. Gs miro bieleS @pcal=
nno Snitrrmental=Gpncer SIT ben sroBartisIten
mnlifalii6en 8roouttiOnen sebDren, wel6e bier
prts le aafgeflbrt mproen iino uno es miro ais
cine Gbrenia6e aler bieiisen Seutiden an9e=
leben peroen miNien, babin 5u wirfen, DAP ba8z
lelbe 8ablrei&er wie ie Elm arberes belu6t unO
oamit uniern anterifaniiden Mitbirgern Der
8emeis geliefert iperoe, DAP, pie peri6iepen mir
au6 BON ibnen in manden 6ragen Der 8plitif
uno bet &eligipn penten m6sen, mir bod gle
einig iinb ba, no es gilt, @utes su tbun.
SidetS fir bieies Concert iino in ,nierer Of=
flee SIT baben.
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-. ,yau 1T, 10 mllB i'd Sic tint
elnen fleinen Raum in Sbren Spalten bitten,
meinen llnipnSfreunber metne @elllrtll19en SIT
4ennen SUI geben unb i6 bpfey Dap all ltll1ere
unipnSfrem6e nit mir ibereinittrrlett iperoen,
pie iebr mir audi in 8e5ug atf Gln5elbetten
ppn chamber bipergiren m6gen.
9aS aIaemeine Sntereie unIereS emit 9lifz
Ii6en Qan6es 1T iebr eng NIT ben Sa9esereigz
niIIen perfnipft, Nme iplten bereit iein, ein
Spfer atf benz gItar be5 @uterlanbeS barsa<
brinaen. 8as beoertten Menl6en i'm Ser
qlei6 iu Den grpBen inns pprliegenben Snterel=
fen 4? ga i'd iebe, oaB Die SntereIien bon
MarplanO Our6 Die 3erit6rltng Der Stlaeerei
qef6rOert weroen, 10 bin i'd entI6ieoen fair
Emancipation nit Gnti6dotgung D ur d bic
8egterun9. 60 lit wabr, baB Der &rieg
ni6t beenoet unO Die Union ni6t wieberberge=
itelt weroen lam, 10 | ange Die Sflaoeret ni6t
abgei6offt lit unb 10 last ite inns benn ab=
i6afer, ielbt = pbne Gnti6dbigung, pern es
fem mIB.
SD bpffe, Die 8iirger BON 9pr6efter perben
am 6. 9lpril ni6t errnaxgetn, ibre 9lnbdngli6>
felt an Die &egierung 5u b~epeiien unO ni6t SUI
geben, DAP Mdnner gepdblt weroen, wel6e
6einoe unierer &egierung itno.
9t6t1n9Sppl SbpS. s. 9tds.
E-.
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Nus Wrfd,,,ns.

Sort Smith, 80. Mdr5. @egem 10000
Wtann iinb aus bteiem 9iitrift lioli6 gegangen
uno Die ganSe Sr1ppenmadt, welde li6 iebt
inter Sen. Steele na6 iener Gi6ttng in 8ez
pe9nn9 9eiebt bat, beirdgt $4,000, = 9enIg,
iepeS AebeIlenbeer in oieiem Stat SIT l6la9en.
grice ipQ ii6 nit Z bis s Ge9imentern IS
Wteilen BON @aibinstDn (gto.) befinben. Ser
8ebeQengeneraG @arp bat 1000 Seraner bel
Sennerspprt. Die &ebellengenerdle Wtarma>
bute unO Sbellp iinO bel Gampen; 9uantriI lit
libli6 pom 9ieb Niper.
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5pGter.

Mattpon, ST., 80. Dtdrj. guf bic gla6<
ri6t pm Gbarleftpn gingen 12O Mann, Die 1i9
bier periummelt batter, na6 ienem 8lab, aber
Die GppperbeaOS waren abgesp9en, ais ie anta=
men.
9la6 ben lebten 8eri6ten beorpbten Die eSSn=
Iurgenten Gbarleitpn unO Wattopn. Sine 9te=
cOgnpscirung falb ite lebten 9lbenb peri6anSt,
- 0teilen pm Gbarlelton. Sol. Sral, 8lab,
Commandment pom bier, bat ii6ere Na6ri9t, baB
ie ii6 bel GppairnS Ntills, 10 NteiGen fioIi6
pon ienem 8lab unb 8 0teilen ipeitli6 BON
0iattpn b%efrlOen. 9aS Al. 9teginent lit bierber
beorOert 1np- pm indianapolis maren 500
damn bierber beproert. Nr6 miro General
6einBelmar erpartet.
9em S6eriff O'6airep bat 1i6 Der S6eriff
ppn Sugar Gpuntp NIT elmer Strpl6en 8anpe
an9el6lpfen. Sin ppH ben 9ebellen ausgez
i6idter Sripn puroe bel1te ~gefangen. Serielbe
iagt, RAP li3 Die Hebellen an spei 9ldben be-
finOen, peigert ii9 aber, peitere 9~lustunft i'll
geben. Sin <noi6after, Der beute II l1br slz
ritdtebrte, iddBt Die 3ubl Der Nebellen auf 49,
600 0iann, 3 Wteilen weftli6 ppn Mattppn.
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Gta0trntb.

! Grfter M eig. = HpbiniOn, cine DROP
1ans, bic perbietet, 9lb5u9szGandle pbne Gr=
laubniB Der Staptcpmmiildre ansulegen. 9tnge@
npmmen. AZ I'D
SersuiOn, cine 0teiOlution, ben Geiunbbeitsz
Gpmmifdr lpesen Der Soften fir Grridtung
zines Spptenbauies SIT befrasen, g(nsenOmmen
Sine &eiplution, baS Gltbaben Der Stabt
gesen bic 81. 90. gir9inia Giienbabn su per-
%taufen, murbe einitmeilen ;uriidgele9t.
3peiter me g.-Gine OrpilanS nell
DE $4,000 ~bepiai9t fir Die Grridtung zines
lpeiteren M%arttbauies in Srpabmap purpe an=
%genpmmetl.. 81. rrs sa - So
g Ser :Bremer 0ampfer. u9tmerica"
fdbrt am 9. Apri lua6 Bremen ab. @egen
9aiiuse penbe MAJ fid an Die @eferzO ffce.
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Semtmcfp beSrObt.

l~Dutsptlte, 30. 0tdr3. Sin OfR,ier,
yelder Direct aus 0it Sennehee fpmutt, nlelpet,
OaB cine itarfe Hebellenma6t unter 8udner bel
8pint Sap cpnceatrirt lei. 9ie &ebellen fdbrer
&utipnen fir 5 Sage nit ii6 llnb beablibtisen
einen @infall in oas Snnere BON &entadp gu
madden. Die &ebellen, pel6e Bulls Sap per-
lIeBerl, iino erttpeOer S1 2pngitreet 9eitpBen poer
baben li3 nit 8rdner p%ereiniot.
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Or. 81. &esler,
9lrat, Wltnourst un0 @e6urtsbelier.

Or. &eBler, wel6tr nate an 10 Sabre In Nlpbile unb 9art
fprb ~prattietrt, lat f6 auf Die INTRIGUING mariner 6reunpe IN
Baltimore niebergela6en un6 bietet feline drStlt6en Dienfe
feinen h~eutfteu NtttbGreern an. Die Serren @tas. Spilfer
& CT. Or. Sal. Deuti6 unb Utajpr Slumenber8 wereen NIT
YeI9nu8en ytdberes lber ieiuen .Gbaratter un6 IetEe. 6ahtgr
teiten m~tttbetlei. gBehnung unb . ffcr: 80 6paiednfr.,
sesenIter Wtajpr 8lumenter9'S Office, .
Spre9funbsn ppn s bis 9 Gsrntitta9s, 2 btSl4 stad-
mittaeS unb 6 bis 8 Ntenb6. @ttttpp6 unb Spnnabeap BON
9 Big 3 beIpnbere GU I~ultatipn fur Mu9enfranfe. (aprIS)
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0entfAer McfOrm Gentraloereim.
20. gEarb.

%ae Sateer Der aeaannten @arb, mte altd ale nuIere
Sreunbe limb freunbli6f erluGt, .bcute, S~reitas, Ibenb 8 ltr
fb i'm g8aibin9tpn garten etnSufinben, UNI seeen has neue
Spnntd9 sseIeB SIT ppppntren, uro ale Spl6e, weide lteber
Bier peer ttrds Mnbere8 am Spnntas, ais g6dher trtntet
modem, fnO freanblidt eriuAt f4 cinaufinben, nm Niles
aui5nbieteu, lid se9en ticie uiurrattrn SIT bei9tseh. SIM
Outrage hes GGnite8
Sttp 9 enner.
(6r) SDtnQ 9. Nttlfer,