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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-13
Foreign News.

NEw YoRK. April ~ The steamer Virginia
from Liverpool the 29th. via Queenstown the
3Oth. with three DAYS later news. has arrived
IL Is stated that the Danish ConieIenc meets
at London OH the 18th.
The steamer City Of New York was wrecked
at the entrance TO Queenstown harbor, BY run
ming OF y rock, and Is "A total loss.
The Prussisns attempted TO carry Duppel by
storm. but their whole line repuIsed after a
five hours engagement
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&C., &C., &C., &c.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. April l2 -Sales of I0-40 bonds
exceed the expectations Of recent demands. and
sales reported up to day was $3.50 900. The to
tai amount reported Ut the Department during
the last four days il 81 400 900.
The report of the Committee on Conduct oil
War relative to the Florida expedition saws that
the 18Th of last September Gilmore addressed
Halleck proposition 10 send force 10 operate
in that State to recover the territory cut off
On the 22d Halle,k replied, authorizing him
TO undertake such operations as he might deem
best
On January the 22d Halleck wrote that the
matter was left entirely to his judgement and
discretion, with means at his command
Gea. Gilmore. in reply, urged the occupation.
offere To- open outlet for cotton. lumber and
other products. ana TO prevent The rebels from
obtaining supplies of beef. and establishing reli
able communication elsewhere, and obtain col
ored recruits
The only step taken by the President seems to
be the following executive measure:
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1864.
MAJOR General Gilmore:
understand that efforts are being made by
some worthy gentlemen 10 reconstruct loyal
State government in Florida Florida is in
your department, and il is not unlikely that YOU
NAV be IN possession OF it | have given Mr..
Hay commission as Mtjor and have sent him
to you with some blank books and other blanks.
to- act in reconstructing He will explain the
mariner OF using the blanks also nv general
views ON the subject. Ii is desirable for all to
Cooperate. but IL serious differences Of opinion
arise yoI are master | wish the thing done in
the most speedy way possible, so that when done
it will come within range OF the late procama-
tlon on the subject. The details of labor will of
course have To he borne nv Others but | shall he
great, obliged it you will give it such general
supervision you can fad consistent with your
strictly military duties. A. LINCOLN.
The expedition, numbering 5000 or !, 900. was
followed by Gen. Gilmores orders, under Gen.
Seymour. Rear Admiral Dahgren furnished
three gunboats.
Particulars of these operations have been
given. which have been communicated to the
press heretofore
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lrorn Cairo.

CAIRO. April l9.-ForreSt. with large force
is reported to be advancing on Paducah again
Last Right re'ntorcements from here
by WAY OF May held
The 1th Illinois cavalry. re-enlsted veterans
have arrived here. route for home fur
Tough.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.

noN A NEW METHOD OI TREAT
" ING venerial Diseases, inclp iiDg
syphilis in all IT. stAees Gonorrhea,
Gleet, Structure, NsTicocile. and Hydro
cele, Diseases ca the Kidneys, Bladder,
kc., with nt mercury containing q val.
usble treatise on that widespread mais-
dy Of youth, Seminal weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
pofencv 4c the secref fufirmities of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-13

A THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY VIZ TREAT BY
n a new method. and with the hsppiest results Pro
iGpss Jteri, failing Of the womb CdnceratiOn I2cer.
alton, Luch rrAsa whitesl T. idry and all other dis
eases to which the american Female peculiar,
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female Syringee. This instrument should
be used by woman in the land for purpose
ceIniinsss comfort healh, dc Sent free on receipt
ofSsmp, copy Of Private Letter 10 Married Ladies'
on health. 6c. The Doctors celebrated Female Flls,
fresh from the Dspensary are rery good simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc. Price 81. sent by mail
At the american Dispens1ry also treat tcithOuf
mercury and with failing success. TSneral
what the quacks call private secret diseases yAas
II all its stages GonOrrhea, Gleei Structure Hydrocee
Circocele Varicocele. CarSocee. Spermstohe Seminal
weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects Of ef-sbuSe The last six ar.
treated Of in privste letter. which
receipt Of stamp.
The experience OF the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
psrtmen IN Of the best Hospitals Europe and in
New York City, enables him patients scentnca
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living al distance can communicate by lette
and be treated their homes In urgent
or $40 and receive uc0icines.
Consultation fire. and CONFIDENTIAL Room No 24I
East Washington Street. indianapolis. F. q. Box 1884.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09
Cash announcements as follows;
&gsae 81

We baye exhamined the books Of the various
county oticers, and found them correct -.
We have added to our annual report tull stAte.
ent Of the receipts and expenditures OF the county
sence OF one Of the Commissioners and Illness o.
another, report was made out at the July SESSION
OF 1858: the other Commissioner together win the
County Clerk examined the books OF the dinereM
county officers at that time, and found them an cor
rect.
sloners came into office In September, 1857, they
found one Of the present hospital buildings ~ pIo
cess oferection, and were obliged 10 nnsn and tur-
ush the building speedily as possible, for the ap
pcations for admission were many anu pIissse ~
commodatIons very scsnty; how 10 accomplish tins
and purchase many other necessary articles oE tne
use OF the county, was the question. We could not
purchase lumber lime, furniture, provisions, med-
clnes help Of assistants, etc., with scrp without
paving enormous tor them Inc ioImef ,.H Sosu
yantages In lesser degree. for the expense up 70
that time were comparatively light, but they found
II necessary 10 adopt some plan BY which they could
raise money and they selected tue plan ior
revenues Of the county for the payment OF warrants
drawn upon that fund The amount so drawn by
the former Board OF Commissioners on this contin-
gent fund. up to the time the present Board came
into office, September, ls62 amounted g the sum Of
Si,4il ~, andlh present Board continued to draw
on the same fund up 10 November, ls62, TO pay
pressing bills which were coming In very fast at
that time, as the hospital huilnng was about COM
pleied We had 10 plaster the whole building. paint
and nsh the same, pay the various 9iis eontIsetea
Ii, which was Of itself alone heavy item.
At that time there were warrants Issued on the
contingent fund by the present Board Of Comnlis-
soners for he sum Of $3.50 Il. In addition 70 the
amount Issued by the FORMER Board. al Of which
was drawing nve per cent, Per moptn interest,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09
LEGAL ADYERTIsEMENTs.


rTlAX COLLECTORS SALE--BY. VIRTUE OF
i an Execution, issued out OF the Justice court,
Virginia Precinct Storey County, Territory OF Ne
vada dated the LIST day Of July, AD lei In fasor OF
the People of the United States, In the Territory oi
Nevada, and against DAMvNi and the Teai estate ~.
and improvements hereinafter described, for the
sum OF Four Dollars and Slxty-seven Cents, Delln-
quent Taxes, and Twenty-Five Dollars ana Sixty
seven Cents costs OF suit, together with accrulnK
costs and expenses Of sale and pursuant 70 the pro
visions of an act entitled IAN Act TO provide Tor the
Assessing and Collecting County and Territorial
Revenue'' approved November ~, ls6l, and the aet
amendatory thereof approved December ~, ie6s-i
shall expose for sale at public auction 10 the hgnest
AMI best bidder for cash. In front OF tine Court House
in Virginia City, on THURSDAY The ELY
ENTH LAY UF AUGUST, AID. ls6i, between Inc
hours OF y O'Clock M and O'Clock Pm, the pillow.
ing described real estate, with the improvements
thereon much thereof as shall be necessary 70
satisfy said execution and costs OF sale, stuateh IN
Gold Hill the County OF storey, Territory OF Nevada
to wit: Lot feet front uy $50 feet deep on the west
side OF Main street. Gold hill bounded on the south
by John Done. j. w, EAStEhLlNS,,
Tax Collector of the County OF Storey, n. y
Ey Il n NHIsON DpOuty. lygu tu-lit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09
Constable's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF Justice ,. H. Robinsons Uourt; of Gold
Hill Township. story County, Nevada Territory, TO
me directed In favor Of Gold Hill News, lynch q
Mundall proprietors), ana against The Great East
ern c. S. NJ Co., have seized and will expose for
sale at Pubic Auction, at 0 clock, Pm, on FRI
AD ls6i in front OF the Jastices ufice, Gold Hill,
n T. the following described pruperly--to Wit: all
the right title and interest OF said Gfeat Eastern G..
4 & NJ. Co., Judgment debtors In aud to two thou
sand feet mining ground (2OOO feet more less In
the Great eastern G. & s. III. Co.; and lying and be-
ing situated IN American Fiat, Gold Hill District.
and bounded on the South by the Bntcher Claim as
per notice OF locatione the same on which claim Is
SHAFT (eO) eighty feet more or less. Also tunnel
run on said claim GOO one hundred feet more or
less Also wlndlass and rope. :.
WAI. II. BEGAN, y
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill, August 9th, 1854. auS-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09

NoNsTABLE'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
" Execution issued out Of Justice s. IL Robinson's
Court OF Gold Hill Township, Storey county, n. T.,
TO me directed, In favor OF X. MCMILLAN. and
YER MINING COMPANY. in the sum OF $lli y,
One Hundred and Fourteen 2j-lt0 Dollars and costs
have seized and will expose for sale at public auc
ton on THURSDAY, AUGUST ELEVENTH, AID.
1854 al O'clock PM in front OF the Justices Office.
Gold Hill, Storey County n. l., the following des-
cribed property 10 witt All the right, title and inter-
est in said King Solomon Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Judgment debtors, in and 10 900 hve
hundred feet OF mining ground In said company and
lying and being situated In American Fiat, Gold Hill
District as per notice Of location Of the same. on
which claim Is shaft (75 seventy-hve feet more or
less Also, whim, rope and yoke with all fixtures
belonging TO the same. Also, small stable, &c,
WIN. IL. BEEGAN,
Constable OF God Hill Township.
lsnlh Hill .Inls, u 1Slii lYlN ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09
THE EVENING NEWS


Thege's Ahappy time coming, q, = s;
When the boys come home
Thers's Z glorious day coming, =
When The boys come home.
We Will end the dreadful story
OF this treason dark and CORY
In sun bnrst of eiogy - -
When the boys come home.
The day VIII Ssem brighter,
When the boys como home;
For our heErts will b lighter
When the boys come home.
Wives and uweethearts viii pre1s then
In their arms, and earesu them,
And pray 70 God TO bless them,
When the boys come home
The thinned ranks will Be prpuAe1t,
Mhen the boys come home
And their cheer will be the loudss.
When the boys come home,
The full ranks viii bs shattered,
And fhe bright arms will bo buttsFod, N
And the bGttle- standards tattered,
When che boys como home
Their bayonets may be rusty,
When the boys come homs; ~
And their uniforms be dusty,
When ths boys come home.
But ail shall zee the traces 49, =.
OF battle'S royal grsces
In the Drowned aud bearded facss,
When the boys como home
Our love shall 20 10 meet them, ~
When the boys come home; :,
To bless them and to greet them
When the boys come hQ1o. 4..1
And the fame Of bis endeavor
Time and chAnge shall not disoovor,
From the nations heart forever, i
When the boys come home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09

TIE PRIss-wHAr Is Irs-The realm
of the Press is enchanted ground. Some
times the Editor has the happiness ok
knowing that he has defended the right
exposed the wrong. protected the weAka,i
that he has given utterance TO . sentiment
that is not lost-s sentiment that has
cheered somebody's solitary hoUT, mads
somebody happier, kindled sluile upon
sad face, or hope in heavy heart. He
may meet with that 'sentirnent months.
years after; it may have lost all traces Of
its paternity, but he feels an affection for
it. He welcomes it as long absent
child. He reads it for the frst time, and
wonders h indeed, he wrote Il, for he has
changed since then. Perhaps he could
not give utterance TO the sentiment now
perhaps he would not If he could. Il
seems like the voice Of his former self CALI
ing to the present and there is something
mournful in its tone. He bcginsfo think,
70 remember-remember when he wrote
it, and why; who were his readers then,
and whittier they have gone; what he was
then. and how much he has changed. SO
he muses., till he finds himself wondering
If that thought of his will continue To-
float on after he is dead, and whether he
is really looking upon something that win
survive him. And then comes the sweet
consciousness that there is nothing IN the
sentiment he could wish had been nm
written; that it is the better part of him
shred from the garment of the immor-
tality he shall leave behind him, when be
joins the innumerable caravan," and
takes his place in the silent halls Of death.
Chicago Journal. issI a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09

rTERRiToBY OF NEyADA.-IN JUSTICES
i Court, Gold IIill Township, IN and FOE the
County OF Storey.-The people OF the United States
in Nevada Territory, send Greeting TO p. BL0UIN:
You are hereby Summoned to appear before me- At
ms ofice IN the Township OF Cold Hill. In the County
OF Storey on the Sst day OF August AID. 1854 at 10
PerreauIt wherein he claims 10 recover from you
One Hundred Dollars upon Promissory Notes as per
same on fle In my office, when Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount. together
with costs and damages, II yol fall to appear and
answer To the Sheriff OF any Constable Of said
County Greeting Make Legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand this 2Sth day of July,
Ap. lS6t s. H. ROBINSON,
jyaS I'd Justice of the Peace OF said Township.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09

CtONSTABLES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
" Execution Issued out of Justice :. Ii. Robinsons
Court OF Gold Hill Township, Storey county. n. T.,
against the REpUBLlC GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY, In the sum OF SO 25, Seven
ty-three 25-lOO Dollars and costs have seized and
will expose for sale at public auction, on THURS
DAY, AUGUST ELEVENTH, AID. lisa, at O'Clock
Pm in front OF the Justices Office, Gold Hin, Storey
county, n. T., the following described property, 70
witt All the right title and Interest Of said Republic
Gold and Silver Mining Company, judgment debtors
In and 70 SO) eight hundred feet OF mining ground
more or less In said Republic Company, and lying
and being situated In Gold Hill, Gold Hin District,
as per notice oflocation OF the same, on which claim
Is shaft (T5) seventy-ve feet, more or less, also
shed over said shaft. VIM. II. BEG9AN.
Constable OF told Hill Township.
Gold Hill, July ~ Is6I jylytd$
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09

The HuNAN ErE.-The lanKuaet sof
the eye is very hard to counternelt. Yon
can read in the eye Of your companion,
while you talk, whether your argument
hits him, though bis tongne wiIl moi con
fess it. There is look by which 4 msa
shows that he il going 20 cay aooi
thing. and look when be has ssId 4
Vain and forgotten are all the nne oNe,o
Of hospitality, II there be no holiday Is
the eye. How many furtive invitadhaSS
are avowed by the eye though dissemhlSd
by the lips. A man comes away ffon 4
company; he has heard no important =.
mark, but il in sympathy with socisty, =
is cognifant Of such Z stream Of lie a;hl6
been flowing to him through the ~.
There are eyes which give no mcfe edSiis.
sion into them than blue berries: efl1ess
are liquid and deep wells that msn : 80
fall into; and Others are oppr1niS1 ~
deyoufing. and tAke too much; n|f.''I.
There are asking eye, md aaets,ns -,
and proving eye6. and eyeS hali q 'llk
some Of good and soms o. iini : 3 !.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09
ByJ. B. NELSON. Deputy. ly2J td-lSi


TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
i an Execution, issued cut OF the Justices Couri,
Gold HILL Storey county. lerritory OF Nevada dated
the lst iay Of July, lS6i in favor OF the People
OF the United States n the Territory OF Nevada, and
against u. A. III HUHst0N, and the real estate and
improvements hereinafter described, for the sum OF
Tnirty-seven 45lOO Dollars, Delinquent lakes, anu
Twenty-elght Dollars and SlXty-nve Gents costs OF
suit, together with accrung costs and expenses OF
sale and pursuant to the provisions OF an act entl-
tied An Act TO provide Tor the assessing and col
lectIng County and Territorial Revenue" approved
November y, lS6l and the jet amendatory thereof,
at public auction 10 the highest and best bidder Tor
cash In front OF the Court House in Virginia City,
on THUhsQAY The ELaNENTH DAY Or
AUGUST, AD 1854. between the hours Of u O'Clock
NJ ami O'Clock Pm, SO much OF the following des-
cribed real estate, with improvements thereon, as
shall be necessary TO satisfy said execution and costs
OF sale, situated in Virginia City, the County OF
storey, Territory OF Nevada, TO Wit Lot II, Block
a. Range A. J. W. EASfLRLING,
Tax Collector ofStorey County, n. T.
By T. H CORNELL. Deputy. ly2O td-2ls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09

san FranciscO Gold and silver Mining
Company, Gold Hin District. Nevada Territory.
Notice Is hereby given. that at meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees OF said company held on the 18th
day Of July, lsSi assessment Of Forty Cents per
share levied upon the capital stock OF said COM
pany, payable Immediately IN United States gold
coin 10 the Secretary, or to John Nygren, Supertn-
tendent ct the mine. ANY stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
August, lS6i, VIII be advertised as delinquent, and
unless usyuent shall be made before will be sold on
Wednesday the 3lSt day OF August lsoI. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs OF adver-
T. " JyICE. Sec'y,
once, corner Washington and Battery streets, San
Francisco. tyle ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09
Dissolution of fCopartnership.

THE coPARTSERsHip HERETOFORE EY-
Il isting between II. II. FLAGG and Z. NJ RLATT,
in the town OF Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada
Territory, under the name OF H. II. Flagg Co., Is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. f. d. Plat
retiring from the firm, Mr.. II. II. FlaEg is alone
hereby authorized TO collect all demands due the
rm and he will also settle all the indebtedness OF
the hrm. (signedlA 4 I, H H. FLAaT9T, pisTT
old Hill, n. T., August /, 1854 aui iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09

THE, PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
l purchasing any lots. or parcels Of land, in what
Is known as Conley & Warren's tract, on the Amer
ican Flat, except nom the undersigned, as convey.
ances not made by them arc void,
C0NLEY & WARREN
American Flat April %, 1854 apr2o II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-09
Exe.- n MI-.eIG

Mankind are returning to first princi.
pies about as rapidly as the laws Of nature
and the regular operations OF the social
system viii allow. In the primitive con.
diton of society legal ordinances were un-
known, and men and women. when they
wanted anything, helped tbemsegyeh-
those DAYS Of unadulierated simplicity and
paganism, and the tailor and the MONEY
changer were not much thought Of. A
ready method of avoiding extravagAnee
was to 90 without clothes altogether, and
as for money, small want of that when one
needed only the strong mailed hand to
second his coyetousness, TO possess him-
self of whatsoever might take his fancy
A love-match was an affair ofvery little
difficulty, and il did not always require
that there should be two sides to the
question. He only was safe in the enjoy
ment of all his rights who was armed at
all points and had the power to enforce has
rights. These in which we live are the
base reflection of those primitive days
which are to prevail, we are told. IN 9
modified form, about the time Of the NIL
ennium. Human beings have evidently
come to look upon modern laws and ordi-
nances are of no account whatever. Men
and women appear to ignore the old the
ory of mutual dependence BY which the
world has for so long time been held to-
gether, and are getting to be wholly ag-
eressive. Yet the actual relations of LIE
have not altered in the least. and people
are as much dependent upon one another
as ever. The result Of the prevailing want
Of honesty and fraternal feeling is evident
in the insecurity which characterizes both
our domestic and commercial Affairs.
The man who feels that he cannot entrust
his business for few hours to his partnef,
or that he cannot safely absent himself
from his wife with being in danger Of sup
planting by another, or that the morals
and behavior of his children are not ~
cure in the hands of their selected teachers
is in a very sad way. 1t is bad enough
in the personal case, but when such SEM
timent becomes that Of an entire people,
what must be the result-to what quarter
must we look for relief Are we coming
back to the time when every man Wpre
his rapier as the ready defender ofhis hon
or and his rights.-A,cuwy {