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einiae ebaraftersiss rec sefdOTenen Som6'
sioutem Scca,.
Die ST.. uStaats3eitun9" IAreibt:
vOetern NaGmtttag unternabmen mir
abermal6 eilten GeluA in bic Belle Der Meuds
leriu Nugulta 0eo@, 9~eborene Jianpat uno
fanpen le ntGt wie am rIten Sage munter
unp gut anf9ele9t, irloera TIM @e9entbetl
iebr niepergeldIa8er.
Ibtanm rOlten aus ibren 9roBen blauen
Nu9en User Die Ipnlt 70 frilaen @ansen uno
Iie lhten 9teue gu fiblen Of Der ralaen Stat,
Die ie be9tng. sic TT peniser gelprd4ig
uno l9etnt pas @efabrltae tbrer Sage etniu'
1eten.
8ea@ bage9en betnDet ltd tmmer nod in
lebr FRITZ Iher Sage unD fam man nod gar
ntht Iaoen, pb CT auffommen ptrb Uoer ni6t.
leber Den GGaratter pes 8ea6 baben mir
un5 uun srfunOtgt. Nu6 DEM mas mir er=
faGren ~tcnnteu, mar bic g~e9enpartige Nlr5.
Bea6 uibt bic erte oieleS NamenS unb bate
pie Gueel Ter Mierhlerin niGt au9enblidli6
cine fleiue Daule ~etntreten ldl1en, 70 piiroe tie
au0 Mot Die Qebte 1ein. 0or > Sabren mar
8ea@ in pieler Stnpt lAon einmal uerbetra=
tibet uno 3sugte NIT Der bamali9en 5rau 2
Rinoer. 8ea6 lieb Die 6rau in bitterer
9ptb Dorbeu, Bis lie Dor Is Mpnaten BON tbm
aing nno na6 SnOtana su9; no le i'm @leno
itarb, pine Dap 8ea6 lia i'm a~uerserinelten
UNI le filmmerte.
&oun bate pas arme Wsib bic Nusen &C.
1hlolien, 70 gtn9 er auf oas ebeltAe Serbalt=
n { nit NttB JtanoaQ Elm unp fntlpfte nab
reio er bieler npd NIT 9etBen &illen unp
| 5dNpiiren Greue unD eptge Qiebe gelUbte cine
QtebIhaft nit elmer Nnperen AT, NIT Der
CT Iih trauen lallen pcllte, 1obalo bic SAei=
oung p~p15o9eu 9epelen mare, Die or Dor Oe-
rtht beantra9t bate.
Dos Senebmen Der Nirs. Sea6, unt aud
elmer 0e1on0euen 0eredti9tett piperfabren
,l taIen, lit Der Nrt, Dap mir ni6t anlteben
lit ~alauben, Dap Die 0ritnpe CUR SGeipun9,
pelde 8ea6 pol6rahte, - ebeliGe l~lntreue
nGmliA = ppn benz 2ieprtan Bios aufgebra4t
inn, Tim cine Sdetoun9 gu bepirten unb i'm
IN cen Stnnp gu leBen, aud nod cine brittle
6rau un9ludlidb 81 MAIDEN.
Mr5. Bead, ebemal6 NiB 8anpau, beren
@ltern ais ieDr respectable Qeute 9elten, 9eniebt
Den Jtuf ltets Elm tuaenobafte8 Maphen ee=
pelen gu ietr, unp it ibr 5auptfebler, ben
man ibr naGiante, Der, welGsr iie iebt CUR
5srbre6erin muGte, Elm gu befttgeS 9empera-
ment 9ebabt SIT baben. Sci Der 9~erin9lten
8eletoiguns pDer 8rdnfun9 fannie ibre 8utb
feline @ren3en me6r, baber ertlart liA, baB BEL
10 ibermabiger Grdnfung uuo Nuf resung lie
li4 Dinreiben lteB, cine Stat gu be9eben, Die
ibr tpenn nidt Den &ppf, bod Die Sreibeit
fit 2eben53ett tplten fam.
@eltern frub ltanO Mrs. 8ea9 FOR benz
Buliei9eri6t, ut ii4 pe9en tbreS Gerbres
Aens gu UerantmOrten, pa tnpeb Sea6 nid)t
ais 3eu9e eridetnet %fonnte, wurpe pa8 Ser
b0r Bis auf @eiteres oeri9Oben unb Die Dir
r%eitantin unter $4,000 Slr9l@lAaft 9etelt.
StS 9eitern M6enp batte iie nod feline 8irg=
l6aft, bod lit tbr gater eifrig bemibt, lolGe
at erlanaen."
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Recommendations Eurncrbunb.

Der Sprprt be5 5urnerbunbes bat BON
Stem 2)urf aus einen Nussu9 aus ben Drotp-
foQen pom 6. Suit bis gum II. Septbr. Der
Gfsntli6t, Den mir in DEN 6%auptpunften wie=
Dereebeu:
6elsenpe 8e3trte uno 8eretne, ot wel6e
6erett5 lapn Statuten, Surnba6er, ;3eiGnum-
9en unO pabtarten absel anot pareu, ulp
nod me9r Dteler 0e9enltdnpe wiinIAen, Iino :
Walbtn9tcn, Detroit, ct. Souls, Yoltpn,
pittotura, YittstelO (0lai.), 9lorfolf, &o6e-
tier, Sa0aunab, Milwaufte, gbtcaeu unp
Bsaesl9 (Ganaoa), mas uln9ebeup erfIlt
murbe.
Der ct. eouts 8esirt seist bic Neutpabl
leines 8e;irfsau51 6uiies an unO lanpte fir
Die 8unoestale $213.95 Elm, De6alei6en Der
Cincinnati 5urnoerein sI56, iotpie Der Gin
%cinnatt 8urnbejtrf $13O, Der Y6ilaDelpbta
1urnperein $96, DaYtOn S.) $25, Neppurt
(&p.) $53.25. Dittsltelo (0lali.) unp So.
pannab 3et9ten i6re Organization ais 8eretne
an, tpelhe mir gum Qnl6luB an ibre n1Aft=
lte9enoen Se3irfe anmjelen, erlteren an So
lton, leBteren an ben lipGItliGen 3urnbe,irt
(Valtimpre).
Da oielleitt9e GprrelponOen,en ~t1nfenntniB
betref5 Der @elhaftsurOnune III unlerer Ser
6tnpu19 naftpeilen, purpe belhlo6en, a(e
Sereine baben li6 betref5 g%tnlenouneen BON
@eloern, 6ra9ebp9en, 6ornerungen unp Gin
peres an ibre betrefenoen gesirfe su wenoen,
lopie Die 8e3irfsporltdnpe an ibre betrefen-
Den Sereins. Der GOrort ltebt rur i'm Ser
febr NIT ben 8e3irfsSorltdnoen.
Iuf Die Nnfra9e, pel@e Der Ybilaoelp9ia
&urnoerein an uns ri6tet uno fcl9enDerma=
Ben lautet: rS6 Gurnern, pel6e freiwiQiq In
observation-disclosures traten unD iebt nit GurnpaB
oerleben wieoer in Iurnpereine treten uptten,
Die Nnfnabme ais gfitsliep 9~eltattet let 2"
Wurbe pabin bel9teoen: 8unpespereine lino
perpfli6tet, Burner nit ~regelmdBieem 3urt=
pap Der leben, auf;unebmen. 3urner BON
Seretnen, Die niht gum 8unbe 9ebGrelt, 1oQen
nur oann enlightenment peroen, penn He 1ih
NIT Der Suupes 9latfprm einverltanpen er>
flareu.
Ote Seretne, wel@e uas an,eiaten, t6re
5aetan9en gang ODER tbeilwetle an ben fri6e.
zen SSsost sntrtdtet gu BADEN, lino: . etrctt,
zen Srts9tOt, pousbteepFe, NbilaOelpbia,
Mtempbts, 8enn. 8arlam, ST.; 8loDmino.
tpg, @tc. ; uno Sprtnsfelp, Sd.
Neue 8e3trfe, tpelGe li@ orooniirt mn bp,,,
8unoe angelAlpden baben, linb Nemorf, 81
s., nit bret gereinea, Gbtcasu nit orei,ebn
Gerei1en unb philadelphia nit pier gereinet,.
Der Bunb beltebt CUR Belt aus fOleenpen
8e3trfen:
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fdatttruns an9cbSri8e IS. 81. @tepart murbe
gum &crlser unp s. $. 6et6unt, BON Outs
dep GOuntY, gum Sstretar srtorsn. Die Or.
gantlattcn fam baber 9an3 i'm SntereIe Spur
lcp WeeS's 5u Gtanpe, DaS Committee
perta9tc liA bis nd@Itm Dcnnerltas.
!9slte Nbenc be9innt Die Spernlatlpn
NIT u6ault" 8rau6en mir no@ 0orte Der
gmpfeblun9 fur Die Sper gu laen2 Die
SubrriptiUnen linO itdrter ais te frii6er uno
bic Sation oerlpridt 9lan3eno gu merpen.
Marebed wirO cine neue pro0rammseitung
bic y@rima Donna" alabenpli6 int 8teater
sertbetlen gu laiien.
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2lnrerifanifdDe SSaDr,cbten.

9fcu Onrf. Stem @prt, %. Sept.
Dr.. Benjamin Wolflpbn, Elm le9r befannter
unD seadteter oeutlaer Nr3t, Sater bes Yta=
nilten Garl Nplflpba, Der li4 ptrtliG in 8alz
tin1ore ouI9olt, u. etn bertits beia6rter 6err In,
Miro felt 6reita9 Qlbenp BON 1etner 6amilie,
bret eripa9lenen SGbnen uno elmer 3p6ter,
permiBt. Der OOttor wpbnte in Nr. 236
MeIt %. StraBe unp pfIe9te Des Nbenos in
Dem 0tbdupe Der 0eleaiAaft 5armunia, Nr.
al MAte Strabe, Bbilt gu iptelen. Gr Oer-
lieB paa @tbauOe UNI IL ubr Abenos, um
na9 6auie gu 9eben, 1T aber bis ieBt ni6t in
palIelbe %5uriid9etebrt. Or. @olflobn, fat
9raumeiba5 6aar, belle GsliGtsfarbe, tr6at
tetnea 8art, lit unsefabr 5 SUP 10 3Ou
9rpD, iAlanf, nit marttrten @rli6ts3Isen
ST tru9 etnen iGwar3en Mlpaca=Stcd, 9rau
unp farrirte Salimere<5 clen, belle Galimere=
Welte, lNwar3e 3eu9lttefeln unp einen ruroen
9rau- brauum SUIT. Ct trug cine 9plpene
Brittle, cine 9Ulpene pOppelsebauii9e ubr NIT
LANCER gcIOener Sette, einen Dunfelgelben
Stpf nit GlfenbetnfuCpf, tbetlpeile 5erbrC4en.
@r 9atte 3lpei Bidder, Jfr. 1119 unO 1920.
betitelt Sag unD 9taAt", BON s. @. 9afz
laHpet, pet llW. Ole Odnlllte ptGlPttDl elne
8elrbnun9 BON 5000 D~emieni9en, Der iber
Den Nufentbalt BON Or. 0olfiobn nabere
Nu6tunft ertbeilen fam.
(0te fran3Gtl4e 6lotte I'M 5afem bon
SEEM gOrt.) Das 8las9enl9if Der i'm btelis
gen 9afen lie9enOen fron36ltlAen 6lOtte TT
Die Dampffre9atte I6emis, unp GUntre=9ro+
miral Sarpn DC OiperOt epmmanpirt auf ibr.
8resatte 1T Elm iebr lh5nes Saif unO
i4wtmmt erlt felt finf Sabren auf Dem Baf
ler: Oa8 &rie9si6tf lit nit 81 &anUnen
armirt, peret IA 3petunboreiBtg Yfinoer
unO Is Steben3i9 9finDer linb. @s Be inben
(td ITO Matrpien rnp Seeleute am 8pro Der
6re9atte. Die Sff3iere perlelben linO. Ga
pttdn 8ibauIt, Gpmmanpeur be Serneutl,
@%pmmanperr 8oubet, Nr3t 8attarb, 2abl,
GGumas, 9tOiutant @oitarD 5u gas<
quer, ADtutant 8aiett, Sefretdr 8ale3eau II.
gteine. Die fran3S0l9e 5lptte miro
oem Sernebmen na1 nod lan9ere 3ett I'm
Dtelt9en 9afen f@ aufballen.
- DaS republtfantI6e Staats<G entral-
Committee btelt am Samltag tm @itC1baus
elne 3ulammenfunft, um ltb 5t Ur9aniFren'
tptroen lept9liA Die 8eamten DeS Commit
9epablt. Der Der ccnlerpatiSen 0artets
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anaeaeben,
S245,84
1pe,teuert Be.
Stt &aGa

Su &afa $245,04
Der GGdelnatt wirb etnen Ipe3teGen Sts
ridt oerGfentltden.
Setref bes Iurnfelte6, welder pom Der
beutlAen IurneriAnft 1866 in Narnberg ao'
9ebalten perpen fol-, baben mir nns mt Der
6amour9er uaO 8remer DampflhiHfabrts@
0tIelIAaft in 8erbinpung 9eiebt uuo wsrpe"
sur 3ett NdbereS Dariber beriGten.
SAlieBli@ CUR Sea6tung Der 3urneeretre'
bob mir beretts pur9 Den 8uGbanoe fOl9enOe
8lMer .beprDert baben
DIFFERS Nlert6a6lein fir Iurner, 5. auf-
to9e; 2ion'6 2ettfapeu fur ban 8etrteb oe6
Srpnun9a< nnD 6rei<Gurnens 81. S9ul3e
unp Nn9erltetn'S 2eitfaoen fir ~IurnunterriAt,
er1ter 3beil, &naben unO Nlap6en; Sappe's
6anpbuA fir Gorturner, alpeiter She'll.
llnlern ledlten mOuatliAen 8eriGt tperpen
mir in flr3er Belt an ale 8e,trte ienoeu.
Stir ben Sprprt :
2Duid S6netper,
prot. S4riftwart.
9lep g)prf, ben 20. Sept. 1865.
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Sic Mea@lerin 8caG 1T ibrcr 3eae'

9lew gorf, ben 70. Sept. 1865.
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g1Uti5.
SaIttmpre, sS Susnf 1865.
Yin bic Serren Nerjte uno baS 8ublttum
i'm Ill9em,inen !!
b~IiHemtut btsbsr uuter Der Ntrrna &aesari Il G., &Ge vSr
CALHOUN unl Saltmrrsttr., unter unlern auiptcteu Gefubrt
an rte Strren Stdmb1uab u 4 rpnbbent, rrsm,t Rrere Y4r
an fpcrtlt6fett enbst.
unfere eanSe Etdttetett rirb frrtdn ben beiten alien rpbl.
~betdnnten 8eftdfIeu u 1. "A VI g + ub Is d
der thinner bsm pbeusenanrteu @tlbdft nod f6aibet pbsi
wtr Ssrsernneen au eAitIbe bat, teltebs tOlbe ~ Pratentsrer
6bas. l. u m. Casper
Rp "a U. Gapitr. uno
ukp49DJ Ode pa. NDe. UNI 9tbtleitr.
&o6afl Snbdf!
SO Giiten Connecticut 9edblatt, 8rima,
40 Gilten Nufarbeiter,
60 GlIten llmblatt unb GinIooe,
ireben e~mpfanstn nnb bt1te sa ~Uertnufen bet
@ebruber Ueder
(2ldulSl 81 9onbarh maize Gisttar.
Safer 8rns. & 81,
Gabritauten, 9mrorteurc uno Ngenten fir
limp re SEN ffcrs6ldS,
Npctbefer @Lasmaaren, 1tdler, 6lalAen,
&rl9e &C.,
TctaI4e, SpSaialj, Borar, Mlaun II. anbere @semifaleu.
Mesaten fur ben teRen ratf. 6aIpetsr i'm Sonbel.
5arben, Del, 4eim,
epSpOCb grtraft, CATTLE Setfe &C. ".
81 anb "a 9. Gbarlestr.
tFzsW @aIttmpre,AMh
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(~@OrreipOnhen3 bes Baltimore Wsder.")
gbtIItrOtbe, SbtC, Sept. 1865.

Sieber Wefer!
SD bate Dtr l9on Idnsf sei6rieben, bic 5ibe
mar tebOb 70 erbarmlid SrUb, paB man eisentli&
ni9te 3u tbun bate, ais Die 6ltegen ab3mbalten
gaO lld BEN SdweiB at3utrOfuen ); ia iG fann
Gtr laeer, baB es fetten 2euten wie ). .. SObn
9etnlstn unb Sch. GbOma, .iebr bart sebt, 1&
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0erluI,ot uIl0 geluCbt.

MgrIonnf 3wei beutI6e giGtGen bon retliter
SeI'""n'' 6a.niIie, cine fir SiI e%rrpdrterin oas
axssre fir Sausarbeit uuB osrffeFen gu maiden nnO 3a
fc&en. @uter 9c9n unb cine quite 9eim1tb tptro 9e'
1tert. Na& ,ufraseu SEQ. 80 gisqaitRhrabA 5pii4en
Srnons unb GHtujcau. (rimi)
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Stimmberer tiote oer ,ebntsn Wurb.

Die HestfrdtCren tr 10. @arb eeteu btermst Ntctts. kd6 lie
Swst Steuneen am lesten Dtenfas unb WPtttpr6 Dor benz l.
Wt0nt19 I'm 9tOcemfer b. s. talfC am 81 Oft uHb /. Irp J
ssn y utr WGrmtnttaes BITS 6 llbr Rahmtttaes abtoIten rer.
on UNI etwat9e Srrtbumer Uber Gfrreeturen, BE In beGacter
Eile srrSstentmen ietn mSaeu, ,u ~perstGern.
ave tatsrs,ltrtsn Ytriunen Nnb aufSefortert. ap widse
!, = !, c%rsH.stSo an tsla9ttG Idsen nnb Stunbtn ~anrefeHs
." 'etn' "a es Stfs eann en6ltH eef&IOHtn tptrb.
0t0. SttpIte,
3 ID. Simon
@eA &tter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
FINANCIAL PANIC.

The press are prognosticating panic
in mercantile and financial circles, as
result of what is commonly denomnated
the " fall IN gold" but what is in reality
the advance in greenbacks. The Govern
ment currency, instead of being worth
thirty-nine cents on the dollar, is worth
something over sixty cents, and the pros
poets of speedy termination Of the war
and the consequent diminution Of the ex-
penses Of the Government are so tiatterinS
that steady advance is regarded as GER
tain. This revolution in the condition OF
the circulating medium disturbs materially
the affairs of heavy dealers in merchan-
disc, and the crash has already commenced
in the East. As we are not connected
with the first families" and as the blood
of the noble houses of Shoddy and Petro-
leum flows not in our veins and as our
baser-born sympathies are most naturally
with the "poor white folks" We are dis
posed to be very well satisfied with a
"panic " that enables the people to buy
two barrels of -four with the same money
that would have bought but one last
week. Bully for the Panic!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
PASSED IN.

Old King JEFF. is reported to have passed
in his checks, broken his sceptre, and alb
dictated the throne of rebeldom. A few
days since he howled forth his fercest
curses upon the heads of his rebel Con-
gress loading them with recriminations.
The desperate and utterly hopeless condi-
ton of the accursed cause he not only adj
mits, but loudly proclaims; but the re-
sponsibility and blame Of the ruin. which
the press of the South has laid at his door,
he wrathfully disclaius and shifts it upon
the shoulders of the Congress and the
people. He holds out no hope or prospect
of amendment Of this terrible state of
affairs to be achieved by the adoption OF
new measures but TOO LATE sTOo LATE !!
is the burthen of his cry. The despairins
shrek of his proclamation seemed to be-
token his approaching abdication and the
rumor of this morning seems to have
tolerably reasonable foundation. That his
resignation will make any material differ
ence with the prospects Of the rebellion
one way or another, We are unable to con-
ceive. The thing is squelched, and neither
JEFF. the One-Eyed, nor Lee the Dictator,
have the salrpetre wherewith TO save 1t.
The goose which once hung 50 high IS
very effectually cooked. As jeff. says,
ait is too late ; too late
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
NEW MINING SECTION.

Those of our uneasy spirits who delight
in visions of an ever farther-of FL Dorado.
will be pleased to learn that there has re-
Gently been discovered a very remote and
proportionably inaccessible gold region
of unexampled richness. \ writer in the
Lewiston Radiator calls the attention Of
capitalists and miners to section of coun-
try in Idaho Territory, which, as yet, is
almost entirely unprospected, and which,
in his opinion, is rich in both gold and
silver. 1t is tina. portion of Idaho Terri
tory lying north and east of the Buffalo
Hump Mountain, on and around the Red,
Crooked and Little Salmon rivers, and
their tributaries. \ very small portion OF
this section has as yet been proSpected
thoroughly. 1t is full Of quartz lodes,
from some of which several fine specimens
of gold quartz have been taken. Elk City
is in the immediate vicinity, which place
is known to be the best mining camp in
the Territory. In the immediate vicinity
of Elk City there are numerous quartz
lodes, few of which have been prospect
ed. One has been opened TO a depth Of
about forty feet, where the vein is eight TO
tel feet wide. This rock prospects we'll in
gold, and the proprietors think that por-
ton Of the vein is rich in silver. Besides
the gold and silver mines, there are fine
agricultural lands sufficient TO accommo-
date large population: also, fine grazing
lands, with plenty of good timber. The
writer does not wish to create an excite
ment about this section, yet he is firmly OF
the opinion that within the next two years
rich strikes i'll gold and silver will be made
in this immediate vicinity. 1t is literally
a quartz country. The placer digginss
extend to the summit of the mountains,
which, to '49ers, is a good indication that
the quartz lodes are valuable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
THE NEWS,

The Telegraph is all right, and so is the
news which it brings; although We are
yet several days behind the time. The
evacuation of Richmond is openly pro-
claimed as necessity" forced upon Lee
BY the destruction of the canal by Sheri-
daR. Sherman marches on like giant
among pigmies," creating panic before
him and leaving devastation behind The
evacuation and occupation of Goldsboro,
one of the strongest points in the South,
is fully confirmed. Everything is lovely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28

GET INsURED.-The Pacific Insurance
company are now ready tn effect policies
on all mills, mining works, stores, mer-
chandise, and other property and people
who are DESTROYS of efecting insurance
against losses by fire, have now got a
chance. The " Pacific is entirely respon-
sible; and Messrs. Sharon and Ralston,
the managers of the Agency of the Bank
of California, in Virginia, who are also the
agents of the Pacific Insurance company,
are gentlemen who have the unlimited
confidence of this community. (See their
advertisement in another column.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
That il the Question!

U,HE PROPRIEToRS OF THE PACIFIC
Museum Of Anatomy and Science" have de.
termjned, regardless Of expense, to issue FREE
for The benefit Of suffering humanity, four Of
their most Interesting and instructive Lee.
TURES on MARRIAGE, and its disqualfca.
tons: Nervous Debility. Premature Decline Of
Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or DeprIrion.
Loss of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil, and those maladies that result from youth.
full follies, excuses of maturity, or ignorance OF
Physiology aud Natures Laws
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
of enlightening and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of twenty-five
Gents in postage stamps, by addressing "Secre-
tary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street San Francisco" Letters 70 be sent
through Wells, Fargo Co. ASy1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28

AN extensive foundry at Gold Hill fur
nishes the News text for an article on
the steady march of improvements in
Nevada, and the self relying qualities of
her citizens.-S. F. Spectator.
If the people of California could see the
immense iron castings, and the splendidly
finished machinery which is turned out by
the Gold Hill and Pioneer Foundries, they
would, indeed, be astonished at the great
progress which our persevering mechanics
are making.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28

P1croR1ALs, Erc.-Messrs. Chubbuck &
Phelan, at the Post Office, in Gold Hill,
have full assortment of all the late East
ern pictorials, magazines, and literary
newspapers. Give them call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
,p,cr,1 p,sp,rcn TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY xEws.I
Gold.

Gold.
SAN Francisco. March 2S-2r. N.
Gold closed in. New York on March
23d, at ISL; rumored at $50 at inspect
fed date since.
Forenoon Stock sales.
Sierra Nevada, $lS@l7 80.
Savage, S1,S25@l,SS5.
Yellow jacket, $2,600@2,660.
Lady Bryan, $l2 so.
Chollar, $3.50.
Baltimore American $2O92l.
Wide West, $l2.
Ophir, $445.
Potosi, $y40.
Baltic, $22@25. ...
Gould & Curry, $4,000.
Crown Point, $l,475.
Hale & Norcross, $3.50.
Caledonia Tunnel, $40.
Spring Valley, $50.
Belcher, $1,000.
Buckeye, So 90.
Uncle Sam, $34O@335.
Burning Moscow, $50.
GREENBAcxs-6l5@6l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
Constable Sale

Constable Sale.
nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is ont of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill,
Storey county, State of Nevada, attested by W.
N. Hall, j. p, to me directed and delivered,
for the satisfaction Of judgment in said court
rendered on the 25th day of March, 4. D. 1865 in
favor of Moses KOrn and against the La Plata
Orc Gold and Silver Mining Company, for
1886 5O-lOO, four hundred and thirty.slI 5O-lOO
dollars and costs and accruing costs, l have
this twenty.seyenth day Of March, A. ID. 1900,
levied on and taken in execution all the right,
title claim and interest of said Judgment debtors,
the La Plata Orc Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
in and to the following described property towit:
All that certain quartz ledge, mining claim ana
ground situated in the Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, State of Nevada, known and des-
ignatod as the ledge and claim of the La Plata
Orc Gold and Silver NJ Co.. owned and possessed
by said company, consisting OF one thousand
n, O0O) feet more or less; on which claim is
Tunnel $500 Ave hundred feet, more or less also
a small frame building l0xl4 #. used by said Com
pany az a blacksmith shop, and all improvements
in and on said claim. Notice is hereby given that
will expose for sale to the highest bidder for u
S. gold coin, the said property, or so much thereof
az will satisfy said Judgment and costs, in front OF
the Justices Office of Gold Hill, Storey county,
State Of Nevada, on Monday the nth day OF
April, 1866 between the hours Of l2 o'clock n.
and O'Clock Pm w. II. BEGAN,
Constable, Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill March q, 1865, at the hour OF two
o'clOck,P. n. mh2eId
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28

CHARLES FLINT and VIM. Baume, two
Amador billiard players, have been play
ing billiards in Gold Hill, first game, for
500 a side, was won by Baume; second
game for $275 side, resulted in favor of
Flint.-S. =. Spectator.
Amador county, California, never pro-
duced such players as Charley Flint and
Bill Baum who did not claim to be more
than amateur players. "Amador be
shot,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
NIGHT WORK
AND GENERAL CLEANING DONE.

ny THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE DONE
ID Night Work, Clean Yards, Etc, Etc, on the
shortest notice. and in the most satisfactory man.
ner. Orders may be left at No. 76 south G street
opposite Wells, Fargo 4 Co., Virginia. &
nhs In ROGERS eco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28

CouRr.-The District Court of Lyon
county is now in session-Judge Hayden
presiding. There is considerable business
on the calendar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28

Go TO THE THEArRE.-We are requested
to state that the Virginia and Gold Hill
two-horse stage viii run every night this
week from the Opera House to Gold Hill
after the performance is over. The ladies
of Gold Hill who are DESTROYS of seeing
the celebrated actress, Matilda Heron, can
do 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-28
NEW TO-DAY.
MAGUIRE'S OPERAHOUSE
VIRGINIA, NEVADA,

mAGUIRE'S OPERA HOUSE
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
First appearance in virginia City Of the
world.renowned Actress,
MISS MATILDA HERON,
Supported by
ANK MAYO;
And powerful Dramatic Company, every mem
Der of which is an acknowledge faVerise.
Tuesday Evening, March 9S, 1868.
First time In this city Of
HESTER PRYNNEI
Or, The Scarlet Letter.
Hester Prynn. Miss Matilda hefon
Wednesday Evening, March 20th'
CAMILLE.
Camille Gautier. Miss Matilda Heron
Thursday Evening", March 3Oth,
GAMIEAI ~
Or, The Jewish Mother.
Cameo Miss Matilda Heron,
Friday Evening, March 31st,
IIATHILDEI
Or. The Lone Chateau.
MnthIld. ........ Miss Matilda Heron.
Saturday Evening, April list,
The celebrated Tragic Play. entitled
MEDIA.
Medea .Miss Matilda Heron
~ Secure your seats. ma2I