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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06

The Presidents SPEECH TO II IT,
NlsIASs.-At the reception of the Tunisian
embassy by the President, he replied TO
the address of Gen. Otman Hashem, the
ambassador, very happily, saying among
other things: This Inauguration OF ma
tional courtesies between the old continent
of Africa and the new continent OF Amer
lea seems to us to be suggestive, and we
trust that it is suspicious. I am glad that
Tunis has sent US an envoy, and especially
pleased that you have been chosen by his
hiUhness the Bey to be that Minister.
You are favorably known to US as a soldier
and a scholar, and, above all, as a states
man devoted to the extinction Of slavery.
You will be able to report to his highness
the Bey, that the American nation are try
ing a humanitarian experiment. 1t is
nothing less than this: Whether a people
can save liberty and at the same time gov
ern itself. The events, pleasing and pain
full, TO which you have referred in your
speech. and to which your government has
referred so kindly in your letters Of Gre
dence, were incidents Of this great trial.
We have accepted them as such, and while
we thank God that he has saved us from
the calamities which were threatened US
by great crimes, we thank him for having
inclined the notions Of the earth to inter-
pref these crimes and their consequences
| so Justly. We humbly trust that our sue
cess will be beneficent not only at home,
| bu. throughout the world, because il will
give assurance that, although war and
conquest are SO directed by Providence as
to produce benefcent effects, yet that
benevolence and peace are even better
agencies to promote the progress Of civil
ization."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06

The LIoHrNINo LlNB.-We congratu.
late our merchants and business men upon
the immense advantages they derive in the
promptness Of the Central Pacific Rail
road. Freight is forwarded PROMPTLY
from Sacramento. and is four hours going
to Colfax; yet, singular to relate, one OF
our merchants had goods shipped from
San Francisco sLeren days ago that have
not yet reached Colfax while still an :
other has goods now out that should have
been here on the 9th Of the last month.
"Swipes" says he has serious notions OF
putting on a dromedary line in opposition
to the railroad. Fifty-four miles OF rail-
road, built BY Chinese labor. and assessed
a, $4,000 per mile, shouldn't be expected
to do too much. however.-GraS' Valley
Union,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06

LAND GRABBERs.-We remarked, the
other day, that it wac rumored that the
Pacific Railroad Company had notified
Charles Leach and others that they must
quit cutting timber on their ranches, as
the land belonged to the Company, adding
that we did not know whether the Com
pany were going to claim Grass Valley or
not. The Auburn Herald, commenting,
on this subject, says: elf Grass Valley
is on an odd section, as Auburn is, you
may be sure the company will claim it.
When the Pacific Railroad Bill passed
through Congress the delegation from CAL
ifornia had not sense enough to incorporate
q provision in protecting the rights Of To-
Gators who acquired rights prior to the
road. The company can afford to keep an
agent at Washington to engineer matters,
while single individuals can not afford the
expense, and some fine morning many Of
our citizens, who have spent thousands OF
dollars upon town property on an odd
section, will wake up with the realizing
fact staring them IN the face that the Rail-
road has q patent to their land, and if they
wish TO secure il, must come down with a
heavy bonus to the road. Meetings should
be held by the people requesting Congress
to amend the Railroad Bill so as to secure
the rights of citizens on odd sections, with
in twenty miles Of the Railroad, where
towns have been built also, moi to pass
the title to the Railroad Of a single foot Of
land in the mineral region until the Gov
eminent has positive proof of the character
of the land. If better for mining, let it be
reserved for the miner. II better for the
agriculturaliss, let him have the first right
Of purchase. The legislature Of California,
will soon convene, and should aid the mat
ter by some positive action. "-GraS' VAL
lev National.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06

GEN. SHERMAN on CoPPERHEADs.-Ata
Union rally at Brooklyn, October Sd, Gen.
Fitzpatrick read the following letter from
his commanding officer:
GEN. JuDsoS KILpArRIcK-Dear Sir:
I have observed with interest your politi-
cal conflict in New Jersey. 1t is really
provoking, hardly worthy Of a serious
thought, but rather of satire and ridicule,
the squirming OF the politicians called
Copperheads, who opposed the war from
every conceivable motive. Some from
sheer cowardice, others to oppose a politi-
cal party. Some because they thought
we could not whip the South, and, now
that it is reduced to a demonstration,
have hard work to explain their conduct,
even to themselves. I have no patience
withlthat class of men, and believe the
people of the South have more respect for
us who ~belabored them soundly, more
than the Copperheads, who, %nominally
their friends, led them deeper and deeper
into trouble. w. Z. SHERMAN,
Major General.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06
The Feninns ind Thoir Right in
Thia


That staunch Union, and very able
journal, the Stockton Independent, says:
There are 200, 900 Fenians in this
try burning for opportunity to strike at
Canada, to possess that country, and from
it to make war upon Her Majesty's Gov
eminent" at home. Such a movement,
rumor says, is on foot. We know very
well how easy it would be to accomplish
it. Thirty thousand F~enians, armed with
such D as were used in our civil
war land all Fenians at the East have
them), could do the work in three months
and hold Canada against all the power Of
Great Britain. 1t is the opinion of q lead
ing New York paper that the capture of
Montreal would be but the work of an
hour" There is but a handful Of troops
there. The new Canadian capital, Ottawa,
would fall without resistance, and q brief
investment would secure Quebec. In
short, the prey is easy. The Fenians once
established, it is their purpose to send out
many Alabamas against British commerce
enough to sweep their whole CONNER
cial marine from the ocean can be had in
the United States on exactly such terms
as the rebels obtained theirs in England.
We could not help but recognize the
Fsnians as belligerents, and then we have
only to adopt Earl Russelrs theory of
neutrality to get even.
1t is stated that Sir Frederick Bruce, the
British Minister at Washington, has asked
Mr.. Seward for an explanation of the
Fenian movement. Whereupon the New
York Herald declares that, according to
the laws of the United States, 4" citizens,
whatever their nationality, in this u
try have a right without molestation to
meet in larger or smaller bodies-to or
ganize in societies, and to express their
opinions fully and freely on any and every
subject" To which we may add they
have still other rights the right to bear
arms, to assemble in large bodies with
arms, for drill, to emigrate with arms.
The Fenians can desire nothing farther.
Let them keep their secret, and at the
signal from their organized government in
New York, collect their forces on the bor-
der and strike simultaneously against the
Canadas and Nova Scotia. Let them do
this, and as sure as the sun will rise to-
morrow they will ultimately achieve the
independence of Ireland and transfer Brit
ish America to the United States. Earl
Russell could have taken no course better
calculated to produce these results than
the one he has taken in reference to the
Alabama.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06

U. S. S.-we are compelled by the I'M
divided expression Of the Union element
Of our county to give our voice for MIR.
Cole. He alone Of all our Union Repre-
sentatives, has paid any attention to our
local wants and interests. He alone has
seemed to understand our peculiar situa-
ton, u issoIated position, the character
Of our lands and industrial pursuits, and
our relations to the remainder Of the State.
-Hnalia (CoI.) Dsha.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06

DISTRICT CouKTs.-Before Judge Rising,
this morning.-The case Of Malone VS.. Sutro
was, on motion Of the defendants counsel
granteda new trial; plaintiffs counsel ex.
cepting. In the matter Of the estate and
guardianship Of Ruben ]. Mitchell, a minor,
it was ordered that the mother, Mrs. NJ. s..
Mitchell, be appointed guardian Of the per-
son and estate. A hearing will be had in the
premises on the llth instant, to show cause
why it should not be SO. In the case Of Car
pcnter vs.. Clark, it was ordered that it be
tried before six jurors; trial going on as we
go to press.
Before Judge Burbank-Shoulds VS.. Stead
& Aunds-T6al set for Friday next at 10
o'clock A. NJ. A stay Of proceedings was
ordered in the McCurdy VS.. Alpha case, and
also that the defendants have twenty days to
file statements for q new trial, and that the
plaintiff have twenty days after that to file
statements in answer. The suit Of E. w.
Keyes vs.. Virginia Board OF Alderman, in
regard to the city sextonship now on trial.
No business Of any importance in any Of our
other Courts to-day.
SAN FRANcIsco REsrAURANr.-As to-
morrow is Thanksgiving Day, this favorite
Restaurant IN Gold Hill, has provided a
large lot Of splendid turkeys, chickens,
geese, trout, pumpkin and mince pies for
Dinner-besides a big lot of many other
luxuries. Go to the San Francisco Res
t%aurant, ii you want a first-class dinner.
To THOSE who live amid the changes Of
our ever varying climate, It's a pleasure to
know, though wind, snow and sunshine sue.
coed one another, and sickness lay its un-
welcome hand upon our citizens, still health
restoring medicines are TO be found in the
we'll assorted stock at Deans Drug Store. q"
SCHOOL ExHIDITIoN.-Thc School Exhi-
bition held yesterday afternoon, at the Opera
House, was in every respect a success. Gold
Hill contributed thirty.ive boys and girls,
belonging TO Mrs. Barnes admirably con-
Quoted school.
MORE BrLLIoN.-In addition to the large
shipment of bullion yesterday, Wells, Fargo
& Co. this morning shipped from their Gold
Hill Office, Ave bags, weighing l43 pounds,
and worth S5,944 80.
\ VERDIcT.-The jury in the case Of Nc
Curdy VS.. The Alpha Co., rendered u verdict
for ll3 feet Of ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOLD HILL MARKET,
MAIN STREET.,

MAIN STREET.,
Next Door TO San PrnncIscO Restaurant,
TEEPS FOR SALE BUT THE
N very choices, of Meats, of oil dc'~
scrip:ion. M-Mus,
Hotels, Restaurants and Families A
supplied ut most reasonable rates.
Orders received for SALTED MEATS, in do.
sirable quantities, and delivered to customers.
The attention Of Mil Men. AMI Superintond.
euts Of Mines il called TO our superior article Of
TALLOW, carefully rendered, and expressly put
up for machine use.
Meat Markets supplied daily with fine
BEEF,
VEAL,
MUTTON and
PORK.
~-Slaughtcrers furnished with Live Stock,
Horned Cattle. or Sheep, at short notice.
Orders received at the Office, Gold Hill Mar
ket. ROBERT PAGE' agent:
Gold Hill, Dec. 5, 1865. -de5 II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05

This invention CONSISTS OF OupleI COR two) Elliptic
Tightly Rud Firmly together, Edge to Edge making
he Toughest most Flexible, Elastic and DurabiR
prng ever used. They seldom Bend or Braks,
Ike the Single springs, and consequently preserve
heir perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice as
oug any single Spring skirt that Ever Has OF
Gan be made.
The wonderful hexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any LAZY wearing the puplet Elliptic
SKIRT will be experienced particularly In MI crowded
Assemblies Operas, CarriaFe tailr Dad Cars Church
Pews Arm Chairs, for PromsDa'le anl House Dress.
the skirt can be folded when in use TO occupy a
email place easily aui conveniently as a Silk ot
AInsn Dress, aHLE.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great Convene zoe OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with iher For Children, Misses and
Young Ladies thay are superior 70 all others
The Hoops are covered with plV double twisted
thread and will twice as long rs the nUle yarn
covering which is used onal Gle steel Hoop SKIRTS
The three bottom rods every Skirts are also Double
Steel, and twice or double covered to preYent the
covering from wearing OIL the rot when dragging
down STAIRS, stoue steps, g., sG., which, they AZ
constantly subject TO when In ltse!
All are made otthe rev aud elegant Corded Tapes,
and tne hest quality IN eye-y part, giving 10 the
wearer the most graceful and pereabSaps possible,
and are unquu stlonabY the hghtrst, most desirable
conf rtahle and eejnonfaa SKIRT avs made
Vests Bradley & Cary, Propr,ctQrs oftle Invention,
and Sole nufacturers, 10 Chambers, and ~ 4 81
Reade Streets, Now York.
For Sale IN all tirst-class Stores In this CITY, and
hroughontth thA United States and Can ida, Hava de
oubs, Mexico, South Americl, amt the West Indies
SS-Ingmre for the ipupleS Ehrtr lor dopbel
pnuR Skirt! aug 2S3mt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
NEW SALOON.
sIMON MENpEE.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REALEsrrEA

"a, lfh .r
a Marie RushmRn st at Jl4
\ .puras suee or an order OF the Probate Court o
| PreGle ColnIy, Ohio, made on The 2sth day Of
AuRtIAt A ~ 1855, IN the abOgs cas- , the unds r
signed will the IAN day Of October A. u. 1865, at
O'clock ut the door uf the Court House ~ Dayton,
OHIO ofer al public sale the following described real
estate sitisee the city of Dayton county oiMont-
eorsry RDd jJate of OHIO 20 Wit CERTAIN parcel or
strip OF land beng part Of lot No 22l in the original
plat uf thetown OF Dayton lyngnorth east ofanotheT
natu Of the same lot now owned by Charles Pattsr.
son, aud bounded oa the north aud west by another
part of tho same lot nov owned BY said Henry Roth,
on the sonth BY land owned bS Charles Patterson and
AN the west by n lot owned BY Aun Talbert being
oriy three feet from east to west and eight feet from
north 10 south.
Also the following tract, beng twenty five feet in
width by parallel lnes ohOt the South side of tho
north half OF Inlot No 22l the original plat Of the
town sfDAyton.a aE.l a"7
Also the iollowing described pramIses bounded by
beginniny al pontaa teAt nofthWard nom that cor
neT OF said lot No. l12l. Which oIms tue corner OF
Wilkinson aud hfta street 10 the oy OfDaytou thence
aorthwardiy eght teet thence asfWardly MY six and
one half feet, ia nee southWsrdy eight eet, ther ee
weswardy hiy sK and cue bali feet 10 The place Of
Terms ot sale OSe thlSd eash h on the day OF sale,
one thiTd in one and ohs tArd ip fwo years from the
sthy OF Sale 10 be Secured hy morigege the prem
ses rold, and deferred Payments 10 bear entered
payable Annually HifrHu. i.Ht. 1|
NPP''''YY"Nd 'YY"Nd JoHNy. CAMPBELL, 9.
.aa soJ su'rdian Of ca'h'rina 4 Resh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
O YES! OYES!

'l'H &c underslgned is duly iicepHed Ancl ,oneer
* tor MontgometycO county, and viii cry sales, as
9lIen az his services, may be In demand
Persons who slsye not taken outicense, Willbe at
y. B.-Residenee 2k milea south easl o MIAMIs.
BURG. Orderaleit Wiih John KIsEH, ,ir. :, or ADAM
phAfi Miainlshurf on Nam street, he attended
TO; N -. .. Col GEORGE K1sER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
PCTATE

my virtue OF and ia obedianee to an order OF the
Is Probate Court, OF Nj ,ntgomery County, Ohio,
vii sell st public sale on % premises onhathrday
the 2sth day oOctober 1865, at the Court pouse u
oolck phI the fellpwing real tAte, be0nRina o ma
estate oC Henry Hagedorn Ataiso Called snith) de-
ceased, to Wit Situate in tho city OF Dayton, IN the
county of Montgomery In the state Ct ONO, on
Depot Lot numbered eighteen liaaeTed aud mnaeen
dsie5 ASCENDING 20 the reVmed plat of said cityo
IN said premises ia erected large brick house
with ten rooms, which was appraised at thirty slh
hundred dollars (S3GOJ0Ol and tsn not sell for Less
than 81 400 90 ree Of dover Terms ofsAle one third
eash, one third m one and one thlrd IA two years
rom day OF rale w th interest from date ofsee, and
secnred by Mortgage on the premises. ....
August, 2lth 1868. u -. IL l5.L -
"'s' WEHpELiE sCaEl4HAMERs =,
Administrator OF Henry hagedorn, dsc'd.
. 4ld4W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
Dissolution of p artnership

VNHE partnership heretofore eXlsupg between J. @,
| Hediugec and l. n. thompson, at townsville
Montgomery county, OHIO, was dissolved hY mutual
consent on the third day Of August, 1850 All elAus
due the arm may be settled with either OF the :.
ierngned,
J. O. HElDiNgER,
l. l., THOMPSON.
aug le4tW
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Dayton, xenIa and Columbus Railroad
So ~ Eg
CHANGE OF TIMR.
g-FaE.Fb e# y s---~F tf me- a. HE at =
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
CHANGE OF TIMR.

2A,Ough Trans from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities
FINIIREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavtn Dayton
/ for the East as follows Mail, 1885 A. M. Co.
iumhus Accommod ton, ll;05 A. M. Night Express
$50 NJ vi h f4ift t.Efl. ElE1 h' H.t
ARRIVING At DAYTON-Night Express, i:50 p
NJ. Columbus Accommodation, 9;2O A. M. Dayton
express, GA M
Trans run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
dtes fastert than Dayton time. .,g l.rt .., 4. /.
T1lroih tic OTIS can be had for ALI Eastern Cities
hy calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent
s,ti y WoODWhRui sup't,
mai Cincinnati, OHIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
OFFHCERS st
PRENEIUnI LIST :

rrottns stations, Premium il. SIS, "a s25,.....slo
Finest Mare or gelCngA v. ,.a@-.a..,.'..,'. =
Best Pair OF Family Horses or Mares....,........
Thorough. bred stations, Ist $40, I'd s2o....".. 10
All wurE Stations, lst ss5, I'd slO-r....'. 50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
NEW EIRM.

L Furnishing, China, Glsss and Queenswafe bust
ness, al sos Third street, Dayton OhiO Mr. John p
will continuein future under the style OIL. Z Vol
Co. JkO. Z. WOLF,
Dayton, March q, 1855 -InaAdtf 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05

al oclock, p NJ the following real estate belong
ing 10 The estate Of Joln ho5Nf dec ~ 20 Hnf \.
ihe County af Montgomers, IN the state OF ono,
and desc nbed aa lot .numkered Two thouSshdt SIX
said city said promises appraised At eight nun
drea and fifty dollars, eeof doNsr, Terms Of sale
one tldra cash, 'and tie heiance-n Two Years rom
cured byS mortEaec ou' che pfstnA.ses, ,,op,N
Adminstatorof OF John HOtan, dec 4.
sep 20 9idSwis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
MARBLE WORKS,

q SFA WE ca nov oHer great inducements 20
AtkNhMlA ANY on ln want OF Marble Work Onr
HkNl1akAlt stock Oi MRnses rs the largest 90 bs
VhblilLh, i0und In aDy house IN the W est, and At
IlLk&Ek o. lesa ihan Eastern prices. GALL AND
uHT-ASh skh. I'VE have bought TOR cash large
StntsEkss stock and will be ready TO supply the
lM q trade In any shape, al the lowest prices
WV d3m LADoW wINDKR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
HENRY wITTERs EsrATE

IAToTICEls hereby given that the undeasRned vas
| N duly appointed aud qnalhed as Admtnstrat6r OF
| the estate OF Henry Writers, lat' OF Montgomery
COUNTY ohio, deceased
Dayton, August, 5oth, ls66 ..-t.
! stW JOSEPH WILSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05

Double Team Troiters Premium lstS SlOo' "a tso SlS
Finest Stallion.
Roadsters, Mares and I, ,edngs .,n5
Saddle Horses and Mares y
Finest and Fastest Iackng Horse or Mare..'...,,..A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
DHlltlstrp.
Ma1cHr ! WsrcaEsy WATCHES !

A large importing mOrlng business odera
n \ fine assortment OF cheep Gold, Silver and Com
position Cased Watches silver Hunting Lepines,
pure coin silyerll Very pretty nme pieces, end
warranted TO run ana keep good time Price $40
perseasei ios ak SIS sdsef huuhn Levers, full en-.
gTaved, both lay hand and engine turning The move
ment is warranted, iuli Jewelled and accura O..
Price s2j per case o! tiK, Sl25.
s1'- All orders receive t.rompt attention
.. Adtdessi dJes .'"i L. DANIELS Co,
.f srn.4r 40 No. Ia Hible House, New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05

DHUBARB WINE Of superO- qHRilty will he con
III stantly kept on hand tor Medical aud SarTs
msn ntal PURPOSES by ii jerome, opposite CITY Ho
sepiad6m W }. SHELDON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
WIN. n CoMovER.

Magistrate OF mAdissn Township
VIII attend 10 drawing and acknowledging DECIDE
and the collection ol clAms. Id ..... isr- si b. v
HeisA o prepared to attend 10 the dreSing Of IN,
struheAls Of writing correetly, u skoft notice.
m6dAWlY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
plana .Feftrs.

DESCRIPTIVE ,PRbOE LIsl.--June lst, ls66
Piano Fortesin TieK eases highly finished, made of
materials caretuily selected and prepared All have
heir patent insulated iron rim ana flame (cast in
one pece) with oyerstrunR scales making them the
most perfect aud durable known and spacally
dapted to warm climates. All are finished with all
arge round cornersCront and back alike. Centre p-
nos. t-t CIT t.Ht a ' ti % awe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
EsTATE,

DY yirtilo Otand IN obedlenne 10 an order OF te
D Probate Court, of Montgomery County, ono, !
viii sell at publ sale On the pNmf'eT, on MAJ
.f lSafardav Ort0beT 2ist, 1906,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-05
WILLIAM WALKER,

NO. o.sOtTHIBD STREET, DAYTON OHIO,
rs prepared to accommodate his customers viii
/ every Rptlele OF Keniemen's wearing apparel o
the Latest style snd best quality. Those who wan
coats, pants, vests, SHIRTS, hosiery, handkeIcheh
gloVes, no Ots shoes, slippers, ke will do well Il
give him call. ada ... ..... #.4.5I Au24