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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!I

ID ATCuELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE 18th Resf I.
ID tAs World. The only HsrmIsss 7rss SOD Rsisskh
dye known. This splendid Hair Dye 10 psfeceAaaess
Red Rusty Gray Hair instantly to 0tssst 6is-i -
Skin leaving the Hair SON and Beautiful; impasts fseh
vitality equefly restoring tn pristine color I'D NED
Her the III effects Of I'D Dye. The epouine q issa
WILLIAM A. BATcuKlOk: Ill othefs ars nere fssifn.
TONS and should be avoided. Sold BY al Drueeisss ~
FACfORY-s1 Barclay street, New York. Bafcaxonn
Nxw TorLKr CRKAn for Dressing the Hair. fiy0 1Hv1v
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9A VOICE FROM vICKsBuRG.

yfcKsBURe, Miss, Aug o. 1859.
DR.. John Bull--Dear Sir: l am happy 10 state to yo
that have used your valuable Cedroa Bters With rrss
be et to myself In general debility and prostrafon
my .ystem produced B., the unhealthy and mumatc In.
Aueuce Of the Mississippi river around Ficksrg having
been with Gen. Grants army throughout its whole
erh c&mpaign- confidently recommend its
pervons who exposed 70 unhealthy climates
II. W. FOGLE,
Agent y. 8. Sanitary Com mission
LoUssvILlk, KY Sept. L., 1853.
On the I'D Of July last submitted through an agent
Of NINE the Medical Director of the Department OF the
Army Of the Cumberland sample Of my Cedron Bitter.
for inspection and requested IT, after analysis be found
meritorous sanction and approve its among our
eoldiers.
The following the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen. Recrans permission to ship 900 dozen at once
have II sold to suffers. JOHN BULL.
II am satisfied that Ccdron Btters win do no harm
any II taken properly and in moderation. see no
objection Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose OF 10 TO
suflers. A. HENRY THURSTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director. D
Headqr srtcSs Department Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July "a, 1858. /
Dr. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission to sh,p
to Nashville Teuu as gross, 800 dozen, Of Bus c.
dron Httsrs for sale TO suffers In the army only
The regulations Of the Treasury Department b
complied with strictly.
By order Of Maj1r Gen. RosecrAns.
WN. II. VILLA
Major and Provost Marshal 0en
FOR sals Wholesale snd retail b wfkinpa, Dartlsss
~ xsseak, Isws. apris-dswlys,
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A SCISSORS NOTICE.
OFFICE 3. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REyESUE1
fERsr G oil EcfIoy DISTRICT

FfRsr bLIEcrInS DrsTsIcr
MT PLsassrr, Henry Co, lows, Oct. 21ih, 1864.
Notice Is hershy given to all whom it mar concern
that In conforming WITH oint resolution Congress
inpoing special Income Tax" approved July & 1854
10 proride fHtrrai Rsrenne asa support the ev,rr
meet and pap tsterest on ihs pRblc debt that the
sstsnt Asse Of the it 2d ard 18th Divisions In the
county ~ Ice baye completed the sai Assess Lists
Of special "fNeenas Tar, and laid Il made and Ia
ken s be found ~ possession Of the Assistant
OF their respective Divisions and also in this Office SUR
iect q examination for the space OF dsps from the date
he & and notice is herey further given that
will be receives and determined by Dfr CT asxsso
relative To any asses ents n,ade
y the Assistant Assessors the flee Of stripe
In the city OF keokuk between the hours Of nelos
N an O'Clock p. IN. on the 1st day OF November
A. D., 1854. K NJ PICKET,
est24-ltd Iist A.sessor
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PRODUCE, Provisions, &c.
Corrected b. GASIoRD ) CO., Prslses Dsaiers


Corrected sy GASPosD CO., Prsases Dealers.
rrour--ssp~rA.s, Is 10 y bbl. ? NIX, 20; Double
Extra z Dbl, 80, p sack, co. Extra n Dbl 10,
per sack CO. Retail Zoe . Dbl, ~nd 9e SEX higher.
CcBS MEAL-x2 so p 100 NJ.
BnAS-wheat, 81 20; Corn, Is = 100 ~.
CoEs-sew 81 to rs; old 90 y bushei.
RYE-s0 to Soc Y bush.
B.RLry-Ran, so9l so Spring, TOOL TO-
oArs.-55c = bush.
GREEN APPLxz-6bdQoc.
PofAroEs-l % toll -.
eurrrR-Common, 3oc, Choice. s2c.
EsGs-s5c.
IAHp-2Dc.
eHorLDEEs-lsc p b.
sIDEs-23c p r..
IIxs-23c 4 10: Sugar Cured Dc. aSc.-
wHirr BKAss-Common to Good, 81 2s0&1 IS. Prfn'
navy, 81 -.
TALLow--I2e. sst-A AsA
BEHuax-5O
HAr-Timothy. sla soels %; b.ieA. So 20, Prairie
SO 00s4{12 o.
Hrpss-Dry Flint, i2,<e; Dry sal,ed i2eGrubby, hal
price. Green. !, 1reep shrep Pelts. rs 70 ~ 90.
ssKDs-Timoti,y. So co, rlax 81 S.
BsEF CArTLE-&2 IS, to s. 90 gross-
sHErr-A % to IS 90 Yhesd.
wocL-Psetofy rnb-vsahed, 700 SOC; Fine Fleece. o
Medium do, IS
Par Hoss-gli 90 nett;
FEaraERs-5ec.
RaGs-43< e. slZe
BAes-Buslsrs, 80 20 Csc.
Single siunnie-. sc; double do, sse-
Seamless, BUSH sc 10 Is.
Flour, X abi-. - TO s.
do " hbl. 30 10 30.
do II kbi-, tpsper)s 3.
sacKs--Npoi Sacks 2 % piece.
oLp CoPPHs-3o to SIC v D.
| otp BRsss-23c , D.
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ENESSEE FALLS NURSERY
ROCHESTER,, NY.

have now on the way from the above Nursery
600 D~arf Pear Trees:
100 Choice Cherry Trees
1000 Clinton Grapes, years old
100 Isabella Grapes, years old
200 Cherry Cnrrsnts:
loo Weeping Willows.
Ais2 On hand geasra assortment Of Nursery stoct
and Shade Tree.
0rFlcE-oppa~e the Hospital, Main street, between
5ih and 9Th STREETS, keokuk Iowa.
ect26-dlm WM. BARNES. Agent
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Diseases Of the Nervous

HH0 3Y0-
tems-new and reliable treatment-fh reports or ths
HowARp BY mail In sealed letter en-
veopes heeof charge Address, Dr. ekIl1M HoUeHfox,
phia p. apfl-dAvly
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ERESH PEACHES-i00 dog. Choice
Fresh Peaches in cans. or sale by
octzs ROBERTSON ALBRRs
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EXECUT0R'S NOTICE.-Notc e il
- hereby given that the undersigned has been dpy
appointed executor, d. 6ssfs Of the II d.
Embich, drca-ei All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly. GEO. W. McCRARY.
cet2S-d2w
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PORT OF KEOKUk.

k8Afs LEAVING TU.Dil.
Schuyler. Frazier St i>8.sis.
Burlin ston, J, b Rhodes, st. Lonss
ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
Silver Cloud, Mutin ST Louis.
Mtgsic Hays, Mason, 81 Louis.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
Molly Mepike, Burnett. ~ Louis
Nag sie HAYS. VI ,soi,. ST. Louis.
ARRIVALS YEsTEapAY
Burlington, Rhodes. 81 ous
Charlie Gh--ser. sifsrd 81. Louis
Schuyler, fisx-r. 81 Louis.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY
Silver Cloud Macon, 81. Louis
Charlie Cheever. Afford st Lonis
The river Is falling here tn. weather yesterday wa.
enl and clanlx
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THE GER -,
y sAsslLY So
= : ; =
can fell hs an, bind, braid eather Nm
!: ]: !: !: T.:
have no competition.
oct2o CH. EmEWsON Art.
IGo Id 10.
Groceries are Lower.
We offer to the trade large assortment Of staple Gro
cris jnst eomng in purchased since the large decpe
\ Il greatly redoeet rates, embracing
4 SUGARS or EVERY STYLE,
COFFEE. RIO AND JAVA,
| TEAS AND SPICES
NAILS And COAL OIL.
TOBACCO. CHEWING AND SMOKING.
Soaps. Candles Wooden wsre BATTING. sods, Salt Ae
Oar stock very JsH and cash bnyert wl save money
| BY booking 10 before buying. kELLOiG nIkGs.
| octc IS Main Il.
| R0 BAGS RIO COFFEE us. in and
w for sale by KELLOGG BIRGE
oeiS-o
IN HHDS. SUGAR-5o hbIs. Refined
~ Sugar, ju.' In ard fgr s~Ie "
oet5-d EELLdiG BrRGE
Ok BBLS. COAL OIL In spi sndid
80 order For sale by KELL1f5G BIRiiE.
f100 BBLS. CEMENT+Ws rranted
~ eqasl to any 10 be bad For sale by
cct--- KELLOGG BIRGE-
| DATTiNG-25 bales for sale cheap
ID ny Tocts-dl KELD4GG ERGE.
! NAILS-so0 kegs for sale by
~ cets-d KILLofG BIRGE-
NEW GOODS
Fall and Winter
PHILADELPHIA STORE,
No. III Main Street.
KEOKUK, IOWA
The attention Of the esizens Of KekIk aud vieipif1
invited 60 the arEe and well s@ected bo-k u FALL
| GOODS, which We are now openlug. consulting Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
MOTIONS ANDFaNCY GOODS,
~ the fstr~s ard best Sttiet
DRESS GOODS.
rHA~Ls CroAKs
MASTfLLAs- NrBIAs
HOODS. BsKagFAsT sHAwLH
HOSIERY. BLoyESA .BLANKETs
CA r P Z is
And complete scck OF Dress cosk inirrs and everv
thing IN the Dry Goods line OR goods ~il be sold 4,
the Isres Asrlo PRICE. Come and exsr,tue cur stock
before making yocr purchases. 30 tronLie 10 shcx
gods. sPIESBER3ER a 90
oct+d
i 1874 EalI Trado 1874
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The river Is falling here. The weather yesterday wa.
cool and cloudy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
THE EASTERN NEWS.

After silence Of 1--WE days, the telegraph
spoke again on Saturday evening, bringing
us news 10 April 9Th, which, although "old
news" for these days Of lightning, is never
theless thankfully received. The chief topic
of interest, in a political point Of view, is the
state Of our foreign relations growing out Of
the Mexican affair. In both houses OF Con-
gress there is a manifest restiveness under
the insulting course pursued BY France, and
the erection of an European empire on our
immediate frontier. Mr.. Stewards restrain
ing influence only prevents prompt and de-
eided declaration that the Monroe doctrine
shall be maintained" No military operations
Of any magnitude have taken place since last
accounts. Large quantities Of cotton, some
forty thousand bales, have been captured BY
the Federal gunboats. The Indiana Legion,
numbering twenty thousand men, are ready
for a move at any moment. II Mexico the
French appear to be getting the worst of the
fight, having been compelled 10 abandon
three positions. The bogus Emperor, Maxa-
milan, is to sail for Mexico on the 18th
instant. Mr.. Slidell, probably in pursuit of
dukedom, Ia old Gwin, has been refused
an interview with Macmillan. The Pope
is reported dead.
A later dispatch, special to the News,
brings dates to the ninth. With the excep-
ton Of the election riot in Kansas, there is
not much intelligence of importance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board
Reported Daily by GEO. G. BURNETT,

GOLD HILL. Saturday, April @
GOLD HILL Observation-Disclosures City, 81 80
bids asked: Arizona bid-l2 asked, Abell &
KEYS asked; Argo. bids asked Bullion, Il
bid: Baltimore American ~ bids asked Burke
& Mcclellan. ! asked: Consolidated Co. 81 bid
60 asked: Champion. 5 asked; CrGsus, 70 bid
90 asked Cherokee, 30 cents bid-2 asked; Car
son. 50 asked: Coppers, 10 bid 20 asked; Con
traband asked: Etfingham, 3 so bids 80 asd
Excelsior. 20 asked: Frankel. 8 bid-l2 asked
Golden Horn, ) bid asked; Original Hawkeve,
70 bd-l50 askad: Harold il Argor bid-lI asd
independent. 40 bid-70 asked; Jewett & Shepard,
80 bid-33 asked; Imperial 1877 50 bid-leO asked
John A. Logan, asked; Jenny Lind, asked;
Keystone. 10 asked keystone No. ., bId-2O
asked: Kentucky. bid asked; knickerbocker
40 bids asked; King Solomon, bids asked;
Lee, so BIDS asked: Mother Lompkins, 10
asd: Mary Ann, ITO bid-l30 ad: Mayhower, IA ad;
New Oregon, IA BLDG asked; Narragansett, )
asked; Pontiac, ! bids asked; Pride Of America,
bldg asked: Rock Island, 25 bid; Republic,
asked; Richeieu, bids asked: Scheel, bid
Is asked: Superior. $50 asked: San Francisco, >
bids asked; Yellow Jacket, l,l25 bid, 400
asked
VIRGINIA DrsrRIcr-wm. Penn, SIG bid-3O
asked
PALMYRA DISTRICT..-Lee & Weston, Sc asd.
FLowERY DIsTRICr.-Opal. 81 asked.
INDIAN SPRINGS Observation-Disclosures, S+l
bid-4I asked
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS DISTRICT. - Palo
Alto, "a bid-6 asked
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Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

MONDAY, April Ii, 1864.
VIRGINIA DIsTRIcT.-Alen, $50 asked; Hon
duras 10 asked; Kenoshn, Is asked; Milton. 20
bid-40 asked: Seneca, bid-25 asked; United
States, asked; Vim. Penn, Is BLDG asked.
GOLD HILL DIsTRIcT.-Arizona, L bids
asked: Branch Mint, lS 50 bids so asked Bal
timore American. ~ bid-i6 asked; Central
America, 5 bid; Claremont, 10 asked. ConsOlda-
ted Co., 50 bids asked; Caledonia Tunnel %
bids asked; Coppers, bid-20 asked; Diigent
50 BIDS asked; Empress. p bids asked;
Golden Swan, bid-22 asked; Globe, 10 bid-l7
asked; Original Hawkeye, 20 bd-90 asked;
Hawkeye No l, 1877 bid-225 asked; Hartford, 9
bids asked John A. Logan. 7 asked; Jenny
Lind, 2 bids asked; King Solomon, 3 25 bid
asked; Keystone. II bids asked; Knickerbock-
er 20 bid-i0 asked Mary Ann, go bid-l30 ssd
b. 30 d.; New Oregon, l2 50 bid-l6 asked; Napo-
leon, bids asked; Nevada, Isl bids asked;
Pontiac, so bids asked: Pilot, ) asked; Rock
Island, 20 bid 30 asked; Sweezy, South, 30 bid
100 asked; san Francisco, bids asked; Ton
tine, bid-20 asked; Uncle Sam l,0l0 asd, s. L.;
Vulcan, . bid; Yolo; ) asked; Jewett s. Shepard
% bid-34 asked, Confidence. 9, 800 asked; Pony
Express, 3 so bid; Laminodelalto, 50 bids
asked; Grizzly. 10 asked; Alalnance Consolidated,
9 bid: Frankel, bldg asked
DEVILS GATE DIsTRIcT.-Pride of the West,
$50 bid-l00 asked; Pioneer II asked
FLowERr DISTRTcT-Lady Bryan, 40 bids
asked; Uncle Sam, 2 so bids asked; Wealth Co.,
10 asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
Late Washington Items.
A telegram dated Washington, March 18th,

A telegram dated Washington, March llth,
to the st. Louis Democrat says:
1t is understood that Gen. Grant desires to reor.
ganize the armies, both here and in the West, and
that he has said that if permitted TO have his own
way, he could soon suppress McClellanism In tue
Potomac army, which he regarded az the chief
obstacle TO its success.
The publication of Chase'5 letter to Allen, ask
ing the withdrawal of his name from the Presi-
dental discussions, forms the great topic OF con-
vcrsatiOn and speculation in ull circles. Mt.
Chase receives the heartiest praise on all hands,
both from Lincoln organs and others Many in.
Sist that the contest lies between Lincoln and
Fremont.
A letter from the President of the School Trus'
tees of this city TO Speaker Cofax relative to col
ored schools here and funds for their support dis
closes the fact tina; besides schools supported by
taxation upon the property of colorcd men, there
are eight evening schools taught gratuitously by
the Government employees and crowded with the
finest and most eager learners, mostly adults, and
many of them freedmen who have congreBated
here from all points in the slave States reached by
our armies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
Death of Mrs. CLAY.
Election Riot in Kansas.

LEXINGTON, (KY.) April Mrs. Lucre-
tia Clay, widow of Henry Clay, died at the
residence Of her son, to-day, aged 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
UucOrDoPatPd,

The following companies filed their certificates
Of incorporation in the office the County Clerk
no Saturday
Grant Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Compa
ny to mine in the Genessee District, Douglas
county. Capital stock $4,000, in 600 shares of
$500 each. Trustees-TheodOre CemlOtti. c. H.
Beckwith, J. T. Mccain, A. ). McCannr w. J.
Wilson. Place of business, Virginia.
Brown Gold and Silver Mining Company, 10
mine in the Gold Hill District Capital stock
$4,000, in 40 shares of $1,000 each. Trustees
S. II. Brown, 4. Sanborn, W. W. Bryan. Place
of business American City.
Honest Abe Gold and Silver Mining Company,
20 mine in Virginia District. Capital stock $780,
600, in 1900 shares of 500 each. Trustees
Thos. Hannah. c. ". Cornwall, d. D. smith, NJ.
White and Michael Cicato. Principal place OF
business, Virginia.
The following were filed in San Francisco on
Saturday last:
Ophile Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill Dis
trict. Capital stock S2500 600 in 1000 shares of
$3.50 each. Trustees-B. G.. -. John. John L.
Yates, Sr., S. A BemiS, G. E. Davis and Noble
Lovely.
Green Spring Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill
District. Capital stock S22O. OO1 in LOO shares
of $3.50 Trustees-same rs above
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
Gen. Grants Battles.

The Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Commercial says that the following names OF
the battles in which Gen. Grant has been engaged
In his life time, are engraved ON the sword re.
Gently presented to him by the citizens Of Joe
Daviess county, Illinois:
Palo Alto-May s, 1876
Resaea de Ia Palma-May 9, 1876
NonJerey-September - 10 and 81, 1916
Vera Cruz siege-March ! 10 n. 1877.
Cerro Gordo-April Is, 1917.
San AutoniO-AuguSt 20. ls4T
Observation-Disclosures 20. 1871.
Molino del Rey-Septenber g, lS4T.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, ls47
Ciauta an Cosmo-September A. 1871.
City of Mexico-Septenber II. 1877.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. 1861.
Fort Donelson-February l3, Is, Is and is,
1862.
Fort Henry-February 6, 1865.
ShIloh-April and 7, 1852.
Corinth siege-April - to May 80, 1852
luka-September 49, 1862
Hstehie-October ), 1862,
Observation-Disclosures l, 1862.
Port Gibson-May l, 1863
Raymond-May ~ 1863.
Jackson-May II, 1853
Champion Hill-May 10, 1863
Black River Bridge-May II, 1863.
yicksburg-July 4, 1885.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, q, IS and %, 1869
In all twenty seven battles
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

Cop.FIsHIYG on THE NORTHEAST COAST OF
AsIA.-A SAN FRANCISCO ENTERPRISE.-The
brig Timandra. lately Arrived from the Society
Islands il to-day discharging her cargo of oranges
into store with n view of being Immediately fit
ted out for cod-fshing voyage to the Asiatic
coast. Last wear the same vessel when on her re-
turn voyage from Nicoefsky. was becalmed of the
north coast of Saghalien, and as q means of pass.
ing time, her officers commenced fishing. Find
ing plen,y of excellent Goldfish, aud having
quantity of salt board, the captain delayed hi 5
vessel for several says, during which time they
caught about 30 tons of fish which were brought
to this port The fish proved to be genuine cod,
of excellent quality, and though small brought
a fair price. The projected voyage Will be for
fishing only; and with q regular fishing crew,
Captain Turner hopes to return with full ship.
As this will be the first vessel fitted out for u
fishing voyage from this port, it is to be hoped
that the captains anticipatons will be realized,
and that hereafter our own seamen and vessels
may be induced to attempt supplying the trade OF
the whole Pncific Slopes. +. Bulletin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

WASHINGTON, April S.-Ways and Means
Committee of the House were instructed to-
day, to inquire into the expediency of report,
ing bill laying an ad rGiOrem tax on all
sales of bonds, stocks and merchandise Of
all descriptions, and on receipts of railroad
iron, gas and all other incorporated compa-
MES
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

DR. BELLOWS has received from Cyrus w.
Field now in London, the announcement that
Mr. George Elliott of that city, has offered to
give one thousand tons OF coal TO be sold for the
benefit of the Sanitary Commission, provided the
Commission will pay for its shipment to the Unit.
ell states. Mr.. Field states that he was trying to
charter vessel for the purpose, and hoped TO do
so before the next mail left. Having the choice
of the best Goals he had selected the kind which
is suitable for gas manufacturers, as that is in de.
maud In New York at all seasons Of the year. II
is Mr.. Fields request that the coal be sold ut
auction here, AMI the proceeds paid OYER to the
Treasurer of the Metropolitan Fair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

THE PRESS OF GREAT BRrrAIS-The statis-
tics of the newspaper press of Great Britain for
the present year show total OF l2jO newspa.
pers now existing, thus divided: England, glgi
Wales. 81; Scotland, l40; Ireland, Ii0i British
Isles, IA; of daily papers, 70 are published two.
thirds in England. Wales only supports single
daily paper, Scotland and ireland ID. These
figures show IN increase in ten years OF one-half
The entire number Of magazines, including quar-
terly reviews, etc, is 537; Of these 1876 are of q
decidedly religious character leaving 34l to rep
resent literature, science and art. Previous to
the war the number of newspapers in the United
States was estimated at about 5000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

SuseEsTIoS.-We would respectfully sug-
gest to the proprietors of the Virginia Union
that BY accrediting the description of mines
and mining operations, taken from the News,
they would avoid the peril of being held liza.
BILE for any mistakes or miscellaneous Of our
reporter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

THE DEAD ALIvE,--.The Montreal Witness Of
recent date, says that French Canadian land
owner died suddenly, TO all appearances, and was
taken to the church for interment. As the SER
vice was proceeding, noises were heard coming
from the coffin, the Id was taken off, and the man
was found to be alive. On the following day he
was able 10 be about.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

Hill District y. T-Ul!lce No. Cos Clay street, San
Francisco, april ID. lS64-NO;icc is hereby gwen
that ut meeting Of the Trustees Of the Echo Gutd
and Silver Mining Company, held this day, il was
resolved that. Tor the purpose of procuring ma
chinery for fully developing the mine, three assess
mcnts Of five dollars each, payable in thirty, sixty
and ninety days be and are hereby duly levied ON
each and every share Of the capital stock Of the
company, payab" in United STATES gold coin, 10
the Secretary, at the Office Of the company. By
order of the Board Of Trustees.
apll IN y. SHIvERICK, Scc'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

LARGE PRISTER.-A New York printer named
Austin B. Williams, who died in New York lately,
weighing 400 pounds required seventeen yards of
broadcloth to fit him. He was wit-afraid Of the
ladies-never tasted ardent spirits-never touched
tobacco, or wore an overcoat He was employed
for while in the New York Times Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

McCLELLAN.-The Amador Dispatch Copper
head, edited by Long Primer Hall, says that il
| Mcclellan or any other War Democrat is nomi'
mated for the Presidency by the Chicago Conven-
ton, nineteen twenteths of the Democratic party
outside of San Francisco will fail TO support the
nominee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11
Mineral Point g.. g. y. VI. Company.

Mineral Point e.. &, y. VI. Company.
Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory, the bylaws of the
company and an order Of the Trustees Of said
company, there will be sold ut public auction, at
the office Of the company, in G old HILL on WE'D.
NESDAY, May 18th, 1864, at Q o'clock P. ~, 30
many shares of the capital stock of said company,
standing in the names of the following persons as
will pay nil assessments due thereon, together
with cost Of sale and advertising
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

The Federal authorities have recently contisca-
ted the property of the following rebels, situated
ut Superior Wisconsin; r. NJ. Il. Hunter, r. Ould,
William Aiken, Samuel Mugotiin, W. w. Royce,
John Mcqueen, w. w. Corcoran and $. NJ. Flour.
nnp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-11

Devils Gate District, Lyon county, y. TAT a
meeting Of Tie Trustees Of the above company,
held April T. 1851. an assessment (NO. a Of one
dollar per share duly levied on the capital
stock Of said company, payable immediately i'll T.
s gold coin to the Secretary, NJ the companys
oitce No los Montgomery street, San Francisco
or r. H. Nason, superintendent, Coli Hill, y. T.
apll m HENRY J. HYLAND, Sec'y