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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-23
Geld Hill Fire Department.

We had the pleasure of a call this morn
ing from G. A. Hart, Esq, prominent
resident of Gold Hill, Nevada, who re-
Gently came, with A. P. Colby, as a rep
resentative from that town, to procure in
this city the necessary apparatus for an
addition to the Fire Department of Gold
Hill. Acting in this capacity, Mr.. Hart
purchased the carriage formerly in use by
the Washington Hose Company No. l..
The carriage was shipped on Saturday last
for its destination, Mr.. Colby accompany
ing it. Mr.. Hart will continue in the city
for several days longer-untn there shall
have been furnished 1000 feet of double
riveted hose, now being made to order by
NJ. NJ. Cook & Son, at the northwest
corner Of Battery and Broadway streets.
Five hundred feet of this hose was COM
pleted this forenoon. When it is all COM
pleted it will be subjected to strong tests,
that there may be no doubts as to its du-
rability, and its ability to resist the great
water pressure to which it will be subject.
Mr.. Hart has also given orders for seventy
belts, an equal number Of hats and such
other uniform as is generally worn by
firemen. The Company in whose behalf
Mr.. Hart is acting will be the second Of
its kind in Gold Hill, and it will receive
the name of that mining company that
shall contribute the largest sum to its aid.
The d" Yellow Jacket" Company, through
John B. Winters, has already contributed
two hundred dollars with the privilege Of
"goins better" than any other company
that might enter into the competition.
The hats, belts, etc., are being made BY
Wilson & Son, on DAVIS street. Taking
wisdom by the example set by the firemen
of the neighboring city Of Virginia, who
" housed their engines, on the occasion
of a recent FIRE. because the Board Of Al
dermen had reduced the pay Of some
officers in the Department, the apparatus
and all property of this new Gold Hill
Company. though purchased by voluntary
subscription of individual citizens, will be
vested in the corporate authorities Of the
town. A good idea. In this connection,
it may be proper to observe that much Of
the fire hose in use, not only in this city,
but throughout the State, and the neigh
boring States and Territories, is of Eastern
manufacture. There is no necessity for
this, as it has been proven that hose made
here is at least equal to the best imported
article. and being such none other should
be used. It 10 the duty Of all Of US to en-
courage home manufactures, and we are
glad to see thAt Mr.. Hart acting upon
this idea, has given his contract to San
Francisco firm. Let the example be fol-
lowed.-S. F. Spectator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-23

t~Tickets, (only limited number Of which
viii Be Eold and not trsnsfersble) 0S, can only
he procured Of members Of the Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-23
HOW DO you LIKE IT, JEFF. D. P

IN OLD SONG WITH a NEW MEANING.
lEyideptly written before be donned the hoops
Oh how do you like It as far a. you've got
jefferson d. Jefferson D.!
Are you glad you began 1t, or dye wish you nad
mott
jefferson d. Jefferson D.!
People say Though of course don't know that
It's SOY
That your spirits are getting decidedly low,
And you're sick and discouraged, that don't
know what
But say though, do you like IL as far as you've
gotI
o! hoI jefferson D.!
Things look rather shaky now, 'twiIt you and
mel
OF no Jefferson D..
And what do you think of that sour apple treef
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Invitation OommitIee.

SfNsAA'
Invitation CommitIee.
VIRGINIA.
Mai.C,eu Van Bokkelen, Brig Gen H W Theall,
Col VIM Van Bokkelen, Col Chas A Sumner,
Major N W Winton, Major Wasserman,
Cant q G Warner Dr. H Pinkerton,
Lieut. Edwards, Captain McAulihe,
Geo w Metzgar, Lieut. w Thsyer,
LENT p O'Toole, Lieut. w A Bourne,
Hon A W Baldwin, Lieut. J Hanlonr
Hon Caleb Bun bank, Hon Mesick,
] c Clark, ESQ, Hon Il Rising,
] s Dilley ESQ, L Hermann, ESQ.
Hon r A Young, Hon Geo Jones,
Hon d Smith, Hon H N Eddy,
Hon John Piper, I'D aeagher, Esq.
A Sawyer, R WI iamsi
Geo w Birdsan CT Hillyer
G Whitman, John A McQuaid.
@ E belong, Elliott,
= w Cole, John Glllig,
w H Clagett, l. Black,
John A Collins, Grove Adams,
&artin White John Altman,
James Root, GOODMAN,
Louis Feusier, Sam Rosener;
A s Olln, CM Cornell,
Harvey Beckvith, Homer s King,
James Connolly, A TrItle,
d o Addison, Geo G Burnett,
Glenn Sutterly, John Spring,
G n Brooks DrJ c Tucker,
L w Ferris, Hon Jacob Smith,
Doctor Bryarly, DIR f Hillyer
GOLD HILL.
Mai Theo A Hale, Maj VIM Hale,
Capt B Winters, Hon n Mills,
Captain WIlbert, Hon c W ToZer.
w II Bishop. Paul,
8 A Kellogg, II G Maynard,
NAH Ball.
CARSON.
Gov Fl G Blasdel, Adlt.Gen Cradlebaugh,
Hon Lance Nightingale, Gen H = RUSSELL
Hon n NJ Notewarr Judge N Bronan,
Hon J w Haines Hon Fred Billings
- .. Hon II Thompson.
... --- 30. DAYTON.
Major II Jauua, Captain Cummings,
Lieut.. Sabine, Lieut.. Lincoln,
Ord-Serg't Cooper.
Reception COmmittee.
Red, white and blue rosettes)
Lieut. Thayer, Lieut. Metzgar,
Serr't Beown, Corp'l Foster,
Private Davidson, Private Ward,
Private Carr, .. Private Pearson,
,.. Private Emery.
IntrOductlOn C0mnaiItees
Cred Rosettes)
Lieut. Bourne, Ord-SerH't Wells,
Corpl Cleaveland, Private Sporting.
RIoSr Manager.
(white Rosettcs0
Serg't Hoover, Serg't Ticknor.
49, Sergt Whittemore.
FIesr Director, Capt. g. 9. Warner
r. Dancing TO commence punctually at 81
o'cIockP.M jul7 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-23

The Indians shot at the last coach, in
the neighborhood of Sage Greek, without
doing any injury. 1t was in the night
time, so that they couldn't be seen or
chased by the escort (sixteen soldiers)
who accompanied it. The Indians had
better hurry up their business along that
part Of the line right soon. for when those
troops arrive, that now are coming west
of the North Platte, to thoroughly protect
the route from Bndger to the Black Hills,
Mr.. Indians occupation will be gone,
from then to winter.-Sak Lake Vsdette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-23

De not let your prejudice stand be-
tween your suffering child and the relief that will
be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MrG
wSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. It correets acid.
ity Of the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels. Softens the gums gives rest to the
mother and health to the child. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Offices 40 Dey street, New York.
and 2O5 High Holborn. London, England. Jul9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-23

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
HERE THEY ARE
New Goods ! New Goods!
REAT EXCITEMENT
FRANKENHEINIER'S,
GOLD HILL,
Next Door to W., F. & Co.'S Express Once.
lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, q Large
y and Magnificent assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dry GoOd0!|
LADIES are respectfully invited to call and
examine my new and splendid stock, which will
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
And which Is comprised of the finest PLAIN
and FANCY
SILKS, CAsHMEREs, \
ALPACAs, NIERNOs, .
:. AND DRESS GOODsi
silk, Cloth and Velvet CIOakS!
silk, Cashmere and Tissue shawls
And magnificent assortment of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, HAND
-".a- KERCHIEFS, Etc.
Needlework EdGinE and Lace Insertion
S GSSiSs'Ssf LACES X s!f9 Casss.s;'
Gentlenen's FurnishIus GoOds,
Linen and Gotten sheetinsS,
Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels,
ETC., Etc.
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
Luafea' Hats and BsnncIs,
And, in fact, every thing In the Dry Goods line,
which will be sold as cheap FOR Cash, an can
be obtained In the State. Give me call:
n FRANKENHE1MER
Gold Hill, May 10, Is6S myl3 6m
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-23

NEW woORLEASs la.
MFR y AUBERT, whose furnished rooms, Char
lYI tres street, between st. Louis and Toulouse,
were 80 well known, has just opened the iMissis-
sippi HOTEL No. 100 Chartres street, corner Of st.
Louis. s'''" - ~
TRAVELLERS will find In the above establish
ment FURNISHED ROOMS, at moderate prices; !;
they may also have their MEALS, BY the day or
by the week. fa5 t,rsf4tfs4f# a.5 .f#S .alrs..e,
All viii meet with that comfort which, for ten
years. has been found in AuRBRT's House.
ect28-3n sH.s tfif7
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-23

eay- A Ascerrespondent Of the Pail Mall
Gaeetts suggests logging By machinery.
We understand that America intends 70
adopt the plan with visw tocarrying ont
iss, long promise Of whipping sreation.--
Paaah. - - e. +, ,s. 80 --'' ~. :
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-23

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN RICuMoND-We
suppose that Gen. Turner did not act without author
y in nnnullinG the recent election In Richmond and
prohibiting the municipal officers there elected from
performing the duties of their respective offices. He
is within few hours communication of Washington
and certainly would not have ventured to take the
responsibility of such an act without asking for in
structons. IL this is the case, it shows that while
President johnson has laid out plan of reconstruct
ion, he intends that the people OF the South shall
adopt II in good faith and uot use 1t Il means of
reinstating rebels in power Tho reasons that Gen.
Turner gives for his course, in the order annung the
election, are that while soldiers who had Tough: in
the federal army were regarded having lost their
residence and denied the privilege OF voting no such
ground was taken towards those soldiers who had
fought in the rebel army that with a few except
ions, all the officers elected had been prominent ia
inaugurating and sustaining the rebellion and that
the issue was directly and openly avowed to be be-
tween those who had aided the rebellion and those who
had with their lives defended the flag Of their country
Some of the Richmond papers, which but poorly con-
ceal their traitUrous sympathes, while admitting that
most of the municipal officers elected were formerly
rebels, have claimed that they were loyal men now
But the really loyal papers have told another story
and from Gen. Turner's action it seems that they
have told the truth.
The people of Richmond have had fair chance
given them to show their intentions The election
was totally unrestricted: The military authorities
did not interfere at all. Every who voted, voted
he chose. There were two candidates up for may
or, Mr.. Taylor who announced himself as the Union
candidate, and Mr.. Sturdivant, whose chief recon.
mendation was his services in the rebel army. The
latter was elected mayor, and those who sympa-
thized with him elected to ill the other offices
But if the people of Richmond expected that this
kind OF loyalty was going TO be accepted the gen.
uine article, they much mistaken, and probably,
they begin to see it by this time. Virginian Who'll
processes to have had several interviews with Pres-
dent johnson, writes to the Richmond Republic that
unless the general tone of Virginia. evnced at the
ballot box becomes loyal, the present government
will be superseded and military government substi-
tuted And certainly, if the people of Virginia per-
sist in remaining rebellous no fault could be found
with such n course, north or south. The people of
the south have been given the chance to come back
to the Union the most advantageous terms. If
they throw away this chance. it is fair that they
should suffer the penalty of their contumacy.-Sp.
Republican.
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DEATHS .

In this Village, July 9th, STEPHEN SHERwIN in
the 10th year of his age, late Of Grafton.
AtCazenovia, July 81, of diphtheria, MARY THOMAS
FISHER, daughter Of Margaret W. and the late Henry
c. Fisher, formerly of Bratteboro, aged years, s
months, and 81 days.
At Dummerston, July 81, ETA LOUISA, daughter
of Leroy J. Knapp, aged months Is days.
At Dummerston, Aug 1, PATIENCE Brown, aged
5S years, 10 months
At Putney July %, W. BRADFORD GoRnAM, aged
81 years, II months is days
At Pontiac, Livingston Co., ILL.,, July 18th, Mrs.
CLARIssA G. ALvoRD, relict Of the late Spencer AL
word formerly of Wilmington, w. aged 70 years and
months. Printers in Mass. and N Y. please notice.
At Marlboro, July 18th, Of dphtheria, CLEoRA L.,
daughter of Elliot B. and Eunice Kingsbury, aged 10
years and months.
At Marlboro, July 18th, of consumption, SARAH
JENNErT, wife of George Winchester, aged "a years
most aiIectlonae, devoted and lovely wife and
mother, and endeared to all who knew her. May
God sustain the deeply afflicted husband in this hour
of his great sorrow and bereavement, and give
support and comfort to the wide circle of mourning
frends.-God is our refugea present help in trouble
"ere bring your wounded hearts, here tell your anguish,
Earth hath no sorrow which heaven cannot heal"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04

A terrible murder was discovered at daylight this
morning at the village of Oakland IN the town of Man
chester nine miles east of this city. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Starkweaher, aged orty-six, and her daughter Ella,
fourteen years old chopped to death in bed with
an axe. The blows severed the skull every time and
the bodies presented horrid sight. They were also
stabbed in many places with q butcher knife, which,
with the axe, has been found.
The son of Mrs. Starkweather, named Albert, TWEEN
ty four years of age being examined to-day by the
Hartford police and it looks as if he committed the
deed for sum of less than four hundred dollars in
money, which was found in his drawer with the knife
He first gave the alarm, and the beds were found on
fire, his own and his mothers. The daughter still
breathed, but died in ten minutes. The scene was
more awful than anything ever known here before.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04

Sir james CIark's Female pills. The great
English Remedy. Everybody knows the Use Of them Fiji
ty bottle securely sealed and be sent postpaid for
Al aud three-cent stamps.
The Proprietors hold hundreds Of testimonials to the vir
tues Of Sir james Cdrkos Female Pills. but their peculiar
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means have failed Thsy neUer fail 10 moderate ereeSses
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constitution For particulars, send Tor pamphlet to the
Agent One dollar and six postage stamps sent to any
1 Sole United States Agent, JOB MOSES, q Courtandt
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DNEAPPLE CIDER.

DIR, TALBoTs coScESrRArED MEDICAL PrSEAPrLKciDFR
will you you are sick and you well will pre-
sickness. Send for circular One On sample bottle
mailed Tree, on receipt Of 80 for postage. II. I.
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mitted him to Jail to await trial by Military Commits
sion Judge Mervin, with the whole legal fraternity
of that region, made demand for the release of the
prisoner and finally sued out writ Of habeas cor
pus, intending that failed to get up delegation to
Washington and make capital out of the alleged
usurpation of civil authority by Col. Thomas. The
latter, upon learning Of the writ Immediately tole
graphcd to Washington for Instructions and mount
ing his horse left for Davis Bend, giving orders to
ty him by courier Of the arrival Of the reply from
the authorities here. The Sheriff, ARMED with the
writ soon after appeared but could find no one to
served it. An effort then made to rescue Jack
son but the guard threatened to shoot the first who
attempted it, and while the sheriff wns searching for
the Colonel a satisfactory answer was received from
Washington. Under the circumstances It was ordered
that the prisoner be detained and his trial by military
commission is now in progress. This question was
an important one to the Bureau, the wariness of Col
Thomas not only having enabled the authorities here
to avert much difficulty which would have eventual
ly followed the rescue Of jackson, but indicates the
course to be pursu throughout the South whenever
the civil officers ignore the rights of Freedmen.
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MARRIAGES.

At Mortified, Mass, July 10th, SYLVESTER c.,
BURLINGAME and NELLIE PRATT, both of Brattle-
borO.
At Roxbury, Mass. July Goth, at the Warren-St. NJ.
E. Church. by Rev. J. W. Dadman assisted by Rev.
VIM. S. Studey of Boston, DIR. LORENZO B. BUTTON
formerly of Wndham, VT, and Miss Lucy A. E..
DADMAN both of Roxbury.
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"Throw physic 10 the dogs, RI none ofn.
TO make assurance dOubiy sure
RI take"-PLAETATIos BITTERs,
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This great stomchc Healer, long and iavorablY known
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MPORDANT-R L AID READ
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WATCH FREE TO AGENTS !

j. TOWNSEND CO., Manufacturing Jewelers. New
York, offer their entire stock, valued at nearly Mil
lion Dollars, consisting Of all kinds Of Watches, Jewey,
BOLD Pens, Lockets, slverware, &C. &c. Each article
orth from $500 to $780, aud each to he sold for 81 co.
Sealed certificates calling for every article in this immense
tock placed In envelopes by dnteresed person. and
niXed and when ordered for 25 cents for 81 90 40
|or $780, b- mail No goods to be paid for until you
perfectly satisfied. Our Agents making from 90 to
boo day selling certificates. Watch will be sent
ee to every Agent Address J. TOWNSEND Co.. Is John
ftreet New York.
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Important TO Females. The celebrated DR.. DOW
continues to devote his entire time to the Of all
diseases incident to the female system. An experience OF
twenythree years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief In the worst Of Suppression and all
other Menstrual Derdngements from iOhdteUer cause
All letters for advice contain $l Once No o. Endi-
colt street, Boston.
N BBOard furnished to those who wish to remain under
treatment.
Boston. June %, lse5.-ly26
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Old Eyes Nj

Old Eyes Made New. A pamphlet directing how
to speedily restore sight and give up spicaces without aid
OF doctor medicine Scu by mail free, receipt Of 10
cents. Address, j. u. FOOTE, VI. H.,
0m6 1880 Broadway, Now York
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

What More! What more be said regarding the
Extract OF Rye than simply to assert that it the purest
and safest stmuant family that be made from
grain. Sold by U. A. RICHARDS, go Washington Street
and by grocers and druggists all over the country.
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Aged People often feel the need u pure stimu-
lant don't know where get it, Go to the best apoh-
ecay and ask for Golden sheaf Bourbon and you will
pure good whiskey.
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r ETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED

/ ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
in the Post Office, Bratttleboro, Vt, August 1865
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant must call for
Advertised Letters" give the date Of this list and pay
cents for advertising II not called for within month
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
GENTLEMENs LIST.
Atwood, Oliver W. Haywood, L. II.
Blackall, DR.. Jones, II. s.
Boyle, Frank Lawrence, Merrill L.
Berwn, NJ. Lawrence, W. L.
Bardwell, Luther Lawrence, willard
Clark, james Y. MerIlheld, Chas.
Cofren, Levi Mills, ID, d.
Collier, l. Porter, d. Il.
Delany, Dennis Reed, James F.
DePubren, Henry Reed, William
Elmer, Henry Waterman, Master Harry
Geer Trumbul Young. Chas. ii.
Hopkins, Chas. II.
LADIES' LIST.
Benson, Miss Lydia A. Marcy, Mrs. r. A.
Beattie, Miss Mary j. Moore, Jennie
Carroll, Mrs. Mary Powers Miss Almira Il.
Capen Mrs. Mary ID. P. Stockwe, Mrs S. A.
Cain, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Gideon
Davis, Mrs. Rhoda Weatherhead, Miss l..
DANIEL KELLOGG, Jr., p. NJ.
Brattleboro, August 4, 1865.
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THE SECRET OUT.

Do you want the recipe for making the best HAIR DYE
brown without stain injury the skin; will fade
wash out that is as permanent as the hair itself
Send your address and rs cts. to
s. RAYMOND co.
382 Grand.St., New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04

The Demand. If you find your grocer apothecary
has not got Dunsters old London Dock Gin, tell him he
behind the times, If he wants to sell the best.
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DIR. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
ETair 1eEenerAt

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PRICE $500.
TEBBErTs BROTHERS, Proprletors, Manchester, N. II.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S


- The Hon. Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested In the Estate Of JAMES ROB-
INSON late Of jamaica in said District deceased Greeting:
You hereby notified that HAMMOND LIVERM0RE,
Of the last win Of deceased will render his admin
isaton account before said Court at special session
there held the Probate Office in Townshend, in
said District Goth day OF July A. D. 1866, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon and that said Court will then and
dstrbutlon Of said Estate in accordance with the will Of said
deceased G. b. EDDY, Register.
Townshend, July s, 1855 rs
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

The stockholders Of the Bank Of Bateboro having voted
that the Institution be changed to association for carry
ing the business Of Banking under the laws Of the United
States, the Directors thereof have procured the
the Of twohirds Of the capital stock and made
the required certificate.
81 PHILIP WELLs, Cashier.
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