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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

The aversre retu-ns sAow ths. a citizen
Of iho vorii. on TIE Crit sPPoaranoe IN
pubiic. weighs about siS Posnds AM hali
a boy baby iuie rnorr. a girl bah, hrtic
lee Some vcry modest babies har,iiy
tu-n ne sale vrh Two pounds a.d haiL
whlc other Prc,euti0as youn-sicrs boast Of
ter sd eleven pounds. when Shy,sck
asked for lis "pounl % fcsh. b. asked
for an equivalent % Etfie les thsa one
siSih 81 a baby. Ho- TIE thy cnes grow
d-riag childhood ne ncei nee trace here ,
bot e nay 10 Interesting o. kno~ that girls
anl boy. o. twelve wears 81 agc are nearly
cTual in vciSh;, shcr Which rmii. males
Ar heavier thsa frnslcs a. The sane Sc
Noan- men 81 tveuiy sscrare hundrcl
and forts-thrce pouads cach. vile tLe
Yong ~umen oft~euty averace a handred
ard iseuiy pounds
Ncn reach their hosviesi huR a. about
thirty ave. When their average WEIGHT &.
about handr,d ara fiiy-tuo pounds. ga,
the women SLOWLY flftcn until ffv. uhen
their average - h1ndrcd ard tucniv-ni-e
pounds. Men snd women fo-c-hc-. thrfr
weight a; fal growth. average Aboui tucn-
~ times - hsav, a. ibey ~c-c on the 6--t
day cf eAistcncc. 90 course. averages are
here only ucant. TIE average. -rrc form
ed from men ranging frcn a hundred and
cigat 90 tao Lua1rcd an twenty I-,anls.
ar women frors cirhir-cight o. Two hund-
I'D and ssFoa pouHds- TIE s-tuai vor-ht
q human uatsre. takiog az sees and con-
eiiion'. H9aics cicrsy. iaiers. taiiors.
wives. maiicns. boys. riris AIT babies. an
inri1ted-the avc-ase weight b. almost ev-
aeiiy one huudrcd Engii,L pounds a,oirlu-
pcis for each human being; quan;ifv casv
% rc'nenber a. any rate --EArhanse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Ssw-nUsr AND TANNrE'~ Bark Tbe-c
D TO sutstaroe q a vegetable origin wiiei
may not DC converted iato tbe fool ot plant.
! LIS conVcrsloa uatare cfcc;s th-oa-h ,Le
unassisied agency % her Own laws. VIA
lcit entirSly 30 herself. f1r if D. rrinc.pis
Oh her cconouay. th4t nothing shan lo .af
% The many art.cics useaUv coa.ilr-ed
a. wortlless. the tso shove named Afford
the most familiar irstznrcs Tanner. BARK
Possc e ln astrln- az uli,h. q arr.ie- q
th- soil in its lrvsh state. prevents its rss.lv
dccomPo.itioa, and acts spon The rrcp 81 a
manner whieh b. ~ 90 means btneer.sf
Muck from thc swamp. a's9. as uisrh .n
the same wav in consequence az che prs.
encc Of a PoEer'ai ana uur,u'-aIizcl a.. 2 /.
yea mus . a mosi salaabic ingredient ia
compost ard hrncrs generally avail fhes-
selves 90 %. rofsithsfar4iae 30 ac.dfy.
and usually wllh good succ,.ss
Tanners bark srd saw-Jast. n thrown
into heaps. ~iih gool mould. u.a-s q. 1e.o-a-
TOsing animal ard vegetable matters. or
qgick lime. win o. converted ia.7 a ral.a.
hie manure. Tie aIkale-csrt principle sf
the lim@. wi destroy the s.f-f--er-r -ftte
olc. asa 81 hr lcg,7atze Gle re..aes.
prcpc-tics Of ,le 0,t.-. ia, B. mae. b.....
l9ck. Er. sp-aee an cellar. al. ID -..l.-
both available in che naf-imeuf % r,,-..
all io ensure. filthy t. i.I--...r- s--r.
90. AL tbe tbe -rsahs Usually ar,....I ID,
Oh, appl.ratoa Of OBJ. .ao.t er.--...- ,,-..
table manure from barn ortasl..
IT, courosfire bark. iff.a r.r.. -f.- 81.
Ms a.. 81 .,,u ,.,,-,.,....-., $1,000
stances ~i.rb 5.e,--.,.. -,-..ll. 1850
s,,.sf,-.r.r. Ia.
frn.n.. and ,..,..,-..r 80 .......-- -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Thr sn'rrrtter hrrrh, g,Frs rai'.c r.ficr thaf
~ has Irrn ta't arf.tarrt o. &C. ll..rrrsiir
Jaf e. of Probate. O. 60 Car1fF of orf.rf sd
a.-r-si 49, frasf 20 iar rates. rftrr s-fsf~
af Afftra 6atuin 80 of Raauiarf IL $50 C..-ts
lrorsafi. tf Cir.n- 80 ss a. AZ tirccrs. >hs
fhrfrfsrr rr.lr-fs II. frsns- ~ .rr Inlirtssr e.
~ rsfats "a 49, lrr-asr1 g. uaks tunr1r.Ilatr
rssuurai. ana faasr -aa harr 49, truaaeis here
60. rn rxhl...f th- sanr Cd
Ga. p. rss1. SARAH GOODWIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
The Singer Sowing Machines.
OUk - 4 B MIN .rMlNa 80

nIG LErrEE a NNILY SEWING Ma
~ 'tlNt 30 tsff rafrIrg r. safl So 80 rr.-.t.-
ttra. u % hrrasf f.l'f ~ $3.50 ga rf.-.r...t
so 1aa-i hr-striui ri sn fsu.I, $3.50. Me- -.
go otsrr.i -a de paII.r - athrr Faa n, -
ler No. has 81 naae as~f-f sr.r'srr-s &C.
iisa'-a.rs hfrt'-r frr..g. ia .-r fssih-r.--.
t's-Ftng tAr-stiarr. f.-11s...'rfiag. tartsrf ns
- otarF taul.'y ~e-srz Mslasae 80 81. -
rslacfif - greet varsrff .f - it'll -
sa "a. - eLstt. 80 -ah ~ Es.s. q go
sir.i a. f-reai $3.50 r,.ks go Tsa.l,
$3.50 NJ - r..sf rr..a'l-. sri a,.sf tarsf.-
80 rs1sf rrrtara in aetr.a ar aI rarrs 81 s-.-s
uasrs DO iairf -.-Ael sf.lh. ~h.ra e. go h-.r
sifrn $3.50. A.. .ar. rrra af ~ al.sf s- -
ff rararlfHs rtn 80. lf .arrr 49, RI. 49, -
.ritsr a = l1atif -e-tag Msrtlsr. or F.ns.v
-r-.rr No. a.r aassar.i ia casste 49, -
Tarsltr sfsir
To- Tail.-- CO. n th- Tsuis ws-h.--..
$500 n esaaser --.sua.-.a ~ 81 a. sa.-t rsss.i
a.ai- u rfafrr.s DO r.sIt ..r "a be- 81 II. 80
80 49, at...f 81, f~ srersr-.f e., 49, --.-.s =.
$780, aaa satstar..sl t.ils e. .asrs.a 49,
-. hlr o. ef fhr tas-s ~ l. % n a..
eheao~st se-ais. arr t..shrf ra o. r.- 80 a-f
rhssfff $780, l.rr.i.~ afssFs ar- 1900 -
'fara i1 90 u.0sf r.s.. r.t ..lert r.sas-r.
d .a alaa.s'r.r .r-s..r Ell. ..-rr- .- PHI. a..
fa'-~ n r7'a.a. sa as f. .'r- rf .f. rr,si ~
Tsrifs 80 49, rrF.
D. s Co. -...es as ...t. 90 ..a.Is .-a..s
IF 80 t.r. a.....s a.r c. n..ahr-
iHraar rrr.-.--s.
~ BE- oe-s' ar- e.. 80. To-. -aa ia.
s.aaaaf.
So c. Fssrutfr
wv -lNHtN NtNFT fCrrnfNs 90
g. aar Nra N..k
ha..a fIU.r. 90 fi.-.rrr I'd.
- ~ YOUNG. t--... q, Nsa-sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Tr sntsrrf-r. hrr~tv risrs rshIr u.fs-r 49,
II be- f--- tf't aFr-1i al-f ~ e. Han. 1a'-r af
Pr.f..rr u.ra.. n.f .. fhf CanHfr .f ffnlrrf ar.f
ss.-rf ttr tru-t 81 al -a..tratar 81 80 s-rats oi
GEORGE u. tBnurr h-s 81 >u-.rr.
.. .a ra--r,. l--ra--I. lf s.r.rg i-.ni as thr
t- ..rr-r. Co. rr-r.t .rr rrIlr-ts mn f-rsrr- h-
boo Ir.tfrf fr fkr rsrnre af 90. f-rrasrsi e.
raskr f.r-.- CO.. rar-r-rf 90 tha-~ vho hare
art l...r..s IHrrr..a o.. raE .... .rr 800
F.b 81 Les JAMES !. ABBOTT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

-lft.Ia.1. -Crr.iaaas ~sr..lu-s anl s..res. - -
n.srasrs. f..sr.--. rrsfass. nlsislss. Elsnfls-s.
- Anl.Haf' s lllr Ea-r or Erfs,nfIa s. Tsgrrr er
80 Ehruu. >csll lee. R,ug~oiua. A.
~rrh.s .r tr...r1f ftssa.s - rxr-l - fruu. ~
sfst-rr 81 40 rrna..r-.i 800 ol 49, ~sss.FsHrG-
a.. aeflnr Fa.iisai 90 81 b c-u.rsrstirr rata
frnrais fi.-r--.s ar- r-ls.ri -, ~crutats - ~
49,. .a' 60 Coca -a.a curri 3, th. Etraacr
% ~aEsaFsHrrIs-
a. -of .lsrari fhas tnratn1ha. ule.ilrl.r. b.
case SO hsse 49, fulressd rr-a - -u-u-shssr
rr-trr.is-F ro TO- >ar-.0artit. ~hsis a -.
NJ 80 havr r-ri Asrr---fhrr. anf ~ tiH
ta-r.-M sou kre~ tir st-f.a- OF ~afsapssiIls.
- nIr.rr la.f.r. .srs .f lhr tasr1srs u r-r~.
rslrr ,fr te Atrf's An-rr-an t.ssa-. htrh
the ar~si t-tsu $500 40 fFaish rrafts e. a.
f. b. rnf g.
ArfH's taruarrfc Puts. g. ~ uar~ 81
tasifssrsr-s. Jarr.nr. ps-I-Iass-. lnIsrrsts.n.
irer-frrr fn-i ~rrr.nrh lirafsrhr 4 - Nheu-
ratirra lirarti-ru srr.reg trru nlscrdsrrl $500
ura. Pc. af narl-l f.srf.as al a. ns-~-
tlsfrisars. L. 81 APr~litr. L.srr Co-utlas-f A.
hr.fst " .ru.r. ttaei. My. 80 o. De
80 f.I
Tarr arr srsnr c1ursf. o. thaf th- re-t s-r.i-
fiVr rnn fssr thrrr .~asanlIf. arIf 49, 49, 80
i-st AFfrlfaf ihe ~eIl- ~ aI ~ Furtosss Il
q larais rhsstr.
rrr.ar-.. f, =. f. ANTH& 30 .iru-E NJ.
81 "a p .rr.gI n snt t-arrs -ssrs- h~rs 81
-har-s's w ~. e th.rr.s 60 " PEAS.
a. fafllae- o. laus tl uais- A rhsssf
nsthsi. "a. n. usu. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

rse.-tssIf-r h-s-t.s giss. puhf,s rofiu- th.a
e. - -, criy lrrsiiatrd - shs iaF - -
u rrta,s O. ~ Cliuiy 81 o. l.rt. aai rssusaff
49, 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
Join KIMBALL - u n.ssrH

n 80 cs-uufs. dersas-j. A. gissss baa. - ~
30 alr-rls lie thrrclare rsslarsis AL grfs.1s
latris1rl to the estate Eel sait trceaset e. ussks
..rarr are a. F.urnf. ca t.osr 49, hsrr ars 60
arlr. fhricoa G. - IA a. 90 e.
fsb. -. les. EllAS p. RICHARDSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

To- sst.s-ril-rr hrrrhv zirrs rr,i.c s-stsoe teat
So lss trra las anI-sfa.asl tg fhr uanrrai..r
D. f-e 81 D.. t1fr o. Itr f.rafr eel nst.ri. ed
as-as.--s So trs-t ~ ss-cue.s 81 the csfats 81
ALvAN HOLMAN lrs of DrNsr't.
On ~ Ce-sts. d-ce.-i.ty risi-f 49, tts
hv sssrrs- 81 shssslste rt $50 81 ~ q ~ho
srr iraIrhfr. Ca 90 estate af Sad trrrasr.i ra
a.akr .....r. .arr rassu1rn. sri fu..se 49, have
49, '-.ra.ls theresa. .r rxh.h.f 80 rr-r tr
Pa 81 1-t,5 ANkSA flDt Man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
FOiLY rOf.IANn 80 ~ Prru.

n .sii C,,nnl, t,-cr,.sd. b, ssriur haai 81. ~
av dtrrrf. Ne fherrler- rs-1or.ts aI rrrsers
~ 81 s4tei is the crtsfe et saal teo-asol fa
rlake inasrl.ntr Fnfuac1fs 49, thrrr $50 have
arr lrraartr fhrrrnn t1 rzhl-f fhr sarrr fa
Fsb Zll~6s. r. o. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

ia SD Cu--is t--rs--f. ~ risiar ts.-i a. th-
as t-secis. o. th-rstsfs r-lu--ls 81 r-rsras So
I'ri tn ths estate af saIi f--rl-rt te -1-ke one
als sac gsgus- uf ant tho-r Aaslag auy -ealaats
fhrrrt1 fr rrt It.if ne sr~rr 81
Frt. p. less. UHagi.E- " nENIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
Ayers Sarsaparilla

rar1rosu rnrr.l eetrsrf
81 fhs rhaarr rurs. -
rual-nr,i 80 oih~r -
sraecss 81 sfil rreatrr 80
terasitse rrsrrs ~ - -
sd - sa.rrual - sirsr
90 aasrrrrs rnraa raf1.ls
81 rrTuf-i fa eur.. 80
n rFurfr - -.rris ~snfrf
~ rkesr 49, rrsrr l-um
>trn1as-ss rnrrrlsirfs. aa-l
fhnf 90 hrrh sfIIarcrrn-
Ialsh thrlr cHrr ulrsf nress
al fhfs 49,. Ell t1nnrnsr 80
sosfnfnts krrr $3.50 Ell
nur "a acrrl irla.s -rit .rrrs.
iies cruTs irlf fhas ra---
rruai 49, a. a 49, t-ra
.rforea ~ ssFrfranrut 90
uanny of the rarsf cs-rs
.ta o. faaal uu a. Alr- ID
} "a rru.l l1fnra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

ALBUM hANi.t~ lalr 81 ffrtlal 2.
FL 49, Cau~fv $1,000. o. rtFiaT kssf - ~
lle fIrerfs shr therrisre rrsrsis a'I rsrssns ln-
Irtfri ro iar estate eel srfi trrrass ta rakr fra-
l.-llats r.asuu-uf. go fha.e haf.ar 49, lraaanLs
farr~a.t FL eshtHif che $500 fs
49, "a. LES. IU>EPW CHANDLER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Thrsri.s-rl.-er hrrrtfe glres rlrt.rc rat.rf fhsl
~ be- bro au.g aEFolrIrt tl re 81 .r.fsi'r
D. Irr .I Probate 60 90 Crarrt rf Otf-ff. a..I
ls.r-,-l tar fr-st of .'--.a.sirafar ~i.h thr AL
s11rRrH .f tnr e-.afr of
NAEY TAYLOR fste ~ "a s,-rfars.
o. sa.I C.rr't. .rrsarrt. tt rfrt-E t..a.t as fhc
is- .rrf- lir .l..-iarr frsursts s. r.ri-af. s b.
.naeairl ID sec frfsrr al coed arrrssrt. FL
as.sr faia.sitats r.ssrsrai. ed thass ~he Aasc
80 lraasnls fh-rrsu. g. ~sh a. 49, srr.r f.
E~f 20 les. JOIN e. GERRY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

TIE t-l,- -f...rr a~rrtr riF-- rutI.r 90 rr that
b. hns tr-a tnit arr.rfef-t ~ th- li-rarri-
Ja.Er .f Fratats 60 the taaals of Onfort. eel
rsfar af al. -ufalffraf.r af Do estate .I
GRO. ". LlNNFLL istr of I.fa-aI- I-i,.u.t,a.
o. ...f C.ratv. a~r-s-.1. - fitiar t.-l ss 10
iaa ..rr.fs. o. fher-fsrr reerrsfr al' rrfrar.
uhaarr ratrf a. ftr ss-.tr .i 49, icrrt.rr fa
a .hr .-r.'I sfe per arrfs arf fsrsr v e. harc
..F t--lar..- rt-r~an fa sshii.if ne sslar ta
go. 20 49,. LYMAN EAWSON.
u .ussrrit.-r hrr.tr sIrss -tff. r.r... g.
FOL has h-rr fa.F arratnfrt e. che hrrerrIa-
1utle nl froiafe O. tlr cararf aI Ga ..td eos
a-sr- fhr trees et a uia..trs-or si .tr r-fa,r %.
O. BRIDGE q VINO h,ea TrariEa PIE.
lead Caaatv t-rrs.rf . Do rivIra f... a. tt-
as r..rs. u-rh.rflaf fr4ar-fs q. frr.rns
ras aIr .aarttrl ia thr esfatr of cad .srrassr'
.a a.ar f.l.af. arr rr.f ar.f GOO fol . . have
aIa Il lIfr.ts f.rrr.n al. rt. .tl. f.r ..r.r fr
Re- 81. les. BENJAMIN LN1LION
Th- ~a,-rfi'.rr asrr'.f g.r-. rut..r -.r. III. tist
H. rart Her ta's araaaffi III 10 lir-.rais .t--
"a ffe'sttr, GO frr t.srrr ef psfarl aa.. assra..
70 en- arasf 81 Aaufsf-if &C., af thr rsfst- 81
ktvtN WtUrFN h,s of L-vsH.
o. sr.I r.rrlf. .---se-f tr -.r.-- h.-t .s 80
90 -.r-rfs. Co. t.~r-f rs rrau-s.s al. rsrs.rs
-. go snl-ttr. ta zoe rsfltr. f e.. .rrrasrl ..
u.af '~-'..fr rrr.re... arf fhrrr 90 tasr
lrt .-r I..- ..erraH. .aethff. CO. ss-.s ta
o.. ~. jess. DANIEL a. WAgEEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
IMPORTANT
To Al
l. ~ V ~ LID ..
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

u wrN trars e. a. u,rfurai r.r.fs.ss.r thst
lA'iN 81 ~ \ stal frtrrtpar t..lr Itrrr-t ef
a. Biol Hhls - trrfrst ehirfs fraus 80 81
thaf 30 rafs o. q fa~ Sd s &c nreferif d,xes-
60 of IT, ifn anf rHa-e aatsrrr. tar rrcrss.rs
l.aafiff ri coon ts GO faAru irfa ~ rirufsirs.
- t~~rrrrs rr..ucrt. tte 49, s,ssrra .ueers.
~ 80 tt.aI lf ..rt.st- ~ he.lt /. I'M 80 -,
- t11s- viA strfrff ~ lraia, -ii aisfrurt on.
hFsf. 80 ~ srni Hs iasrrerrf a'rrtsr - s,r-fs
30 81 rusrts 81 80 SUSIE. rus rrrrv 80 - go
- ~ -eltrs-f orgsa uuar - Frrii-Fes~d ta d.
s-ss- H. .rrnf Fa'ar oI
IRON As A MEDICINE.
. - t-o-s 49, set.s- "a ga ~ 80 s.s-i,o.i
49,. Z - atlaruiIs 49, t-.n to ,israra 49,
rrrrarafran cI ff af 80 safrr fhr r-rrusiau aa-i
sssluia.ate af auCr % ih ere ta-.I Ihrs r-a,uf
49, ~. Haze. has-srhussft. -tafe Ch~Elsst.
as hrea sftainrt D az ferustsn sym. 81 ce.n
hia.f ioa in ~as tsfsfc "a a1ra
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30

DEATH OF ANDREW JACKSON, JR.-
Andrew Jackson, Jr., adopted son of the
late President Jackson, accidently shot
himself while hunting near the Hermitage
on Monday week. and died on the Sunday
following OF lockjaw. He was son of
Mrs. Jackson's brother, Samuel Donelson.
and a cousin of 4. ]. Donelson. He took
his adopted parents name and inherited
at his death the Hermitage and a large
plantation in Mississippi, both of which,
however, passed out of his hands. He
was ffty-six years of age, and leaves
wife, daughter and two sons. The sons
cast their lot with the rebels, both enter
ing the army. Samuel. the younger, was
an officer in the rebel service. and was
killed beyond Chattanooga in confronting
the victorious march of General Sherman.
He is represented as a daring soldier, and
of a reckless disposition. Andrew Jack
son, the eldest, is Brigadier General in
the rebel array. He terminated his mill
tary career in the surrender Of Fort Nor
gan, in Mobile harbor, to the United
States forces, at which time ne was taken
prisoner. and is now in our hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

m 90 1SVSHIINHkN - NU|SS
No. 7O............-.South Q street,
VIRGINIA,
(OppoSits Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express ohace,)
TO THE LADIES!
We are selling our extensive and elsEan. stock
DIR Y GOODS!
At Fifty Per Cent Less
Than former rates, on account Of the late
COT ON GlOio D;s.,
And the crash In Mining Stocks
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
w the public that we have on hand and store,
the Largest Assortment Of
FINE DRY GOODS
IN VIRGINIA,
Which must be sold
REGARDLESS OF COST,
And at the above mentioned rsteL
We are Also Manufacturing all Kinds Of
WHITE AND FANCY GOODS
Made to order.
l. AID I f 3
Ara reouestsd 10 call and examine our Goods
our Prices, and be convinced that we will sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest
SPANISH LINENS,
FRENCH,
AMERICAN LACE s,
Just received.
~ French, Spanish, German and English
~ .. ROsENRR & CO.
No. 10 South Street,
myl7lm Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.
HERE THEY ARE
New Goods ! New Goods!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
FRANKENHEINIER'S,
GOLD HILL,
Next Door to W., F. & Cos Express Once.
TusT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, a Large
81 and Magnificent assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dry GOODS!
LADIES are respectfully invited to call and
examine my new and splendid STOCK winch Will
~ ' ATTHE LOWEST PRICES!
And which is comprised of the finest PLAIN
and FANCY
SILKS, CASHMEREs,
ALPACAs, MERTNOs,
AND DRESS GOODS!
silk, Cloth and Velvet CIoaks!
silk, Cashmere and Tissue shawls
And a magnificent assortment Of
gloves, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, HAND
KERCHIEFS, Etc.
Needlework EdGiuE and Lace insertion
G s,Hs'6ifi, LACES, X Xas G4ssG:s
GeutIemen's Furnishins Goods,
Linen and Cotton sheetinss,
Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels,
Etc, Etc.
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
LadEss' Hat and ROnnets,
And, In fact, every thing In the Dry Goods line,
which will be sold as cheap FOR CASH, a. can
be obtained In the State. Give me call
n FRAEKENHE1MER.
Gold Hill, May -, 1865 myl3 6m
Dry Goods Dry Goods
GREAT SACREICE!!
No. Is, b Street,
OPPOSITE THE POST oFFIcE5
VIRGINIA. "a. *.
THE LADIES OF VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL
and vicinity, are respectfully Informed tnaI
have In store, and just purchased In San fre"
cisco, an immense stock OF r.-...snE
DRY GOODS!
ContiStIng In part Of
silks,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30

President JOHNSON vs.. CLERICAL
IRArroRs. Mr.. johnson, while Military
Governor of Tennessee. often declared:
"Aiders of this diabolical rebellion, talk
of oppression and complain of the arrest
of ministers of the Gospel. Who are these
reverend traitors that they should go I'M
punished for their crimes: Why should
thew be feasted and lionized, and their
wretched victims be left to perishs Why
should these parsons ask for sympathy
When did they ever express sympathy
for the loyal men who lie in rebel jails,
covered with filth and fed on tainted meat
/ hold that this Government is Of divine
birth. a gift of God himself. punish
these men, not because they are priests
but because they are traitors and enemies
of society, law and order. These men
who claim special regard. have stolen the
livery of heaven to serve the devil in. but
l am determined they shall feel the power
of the Government which they have
sought to destroy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30

JUDGMENT ON JEFF. DAVIS BY HIM
sEIF.-The St. Louis Republican, of May
9th, says: .....'s.
Being proclaimed felon may not be
relished BY jeff, but, If we remember, he
has INDUCED in that Executive line not
little himself. The instances that occur
to US just now are the outlawry of Major
General Pope, Brigadier General Stein
wehr, and all commissioned officers serv-
ing under these commanders, Maj. Gen.
Hunter, Maj. Gen. Butler and Brig. Gen.
Phelps. For certain orders issued by
Pope and Steinwehr in Virginia, they and
all their commissioned officers, if captur-
ed, were to be held in close confinement,
and for the execution of any unarmed IN
habitant of the Coniederacy, with or
without trial, whether under the pretense
of the accused being spy or hostage or
any other pretense." JEFF. Davis ordered
that out of the commissioned officers afore-
said number equal to the number OF
citizens executed by the United States au-
thorities be Immediately hung. In De-
CenOeI, 1907 OdNlS lSSueu PiOS4ouAottN"'
reciting various and sundry acts of Gen.
Butler, among them the execution of b.
Mumford, for tearing down the American
flag, and declaring "the said Butler felon,
deserving capital punishment" The
proclamation went on: 81 do order that
he be no longer considered or treated sim
ply as public enemy of the Confederate
States of America, but as an outlaw and
common enemy of mankind, and that. in
the event of his capture, the officer in
command of the capturing force do cause
him to be Immediately executed by hang
ing, and do further order that no COM
missioned officer of the United States
taken captive shall be released on parole
before exchange until the said Butler
shall have met with due punishment for
his crimes" Generals Hunter and Phelps
had organized and armed negro slaves. 1t
was ordered in their cases that they be
treated as outlaws, and in any event OF
the capture of either he was to be held
in close confinement for execution as a
felon.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30

How UNLIKE CoRSELIA.-Whata strlk-
ing contrast between the poor, ehiidless
widow in Georgia, and Cornelia' daugh-
ter OF Scipio Afrieanus and mother OF the
Gracchi:
"Great God - exclaimed very intel
lisent Milledgeville lady, whose all had
been taken, Little did / think when l
babe my dear boys, who now sleep in
their graves, goodbye. and packed them
Of, that this day would come, when old,
impoverished and childless, l must ask the
men whom they fought against. for meal
of victuals to satisfy my hunger. But it
served me right; l was deceived. drove
them to battle, death and infamy, and
here Island their murderess."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
CAUTION!
Mining Stock Stolen!

VNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
1 against buying or negotiating for a certificate
of stock, No. ga, for three shares in the Cresus
Gold and Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill Dis
trict, as the same was stolen from my house on
the Truckee and Carson Ranch, ten miles north
of Virginia City, on Saturday, May 9th. Trans
fer Of the same has been stopped on the books Of
the Secretary, ]. Pfoutz, in Gold Hill g. .-Hs..5
SAMUEL LOW,
Assigned to F. Jellison
Gold Hill, Nav o. 1865 my29 2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
Indictment for Sale.

JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF R. PARKlN.
a son. of the Bulls Head Market, and against
Mrs Woolsey, Of the Canon House. Gold Hill, for
aIOe "a, can be bought cheap on application at
he Court House. K FAhAANeoN:
Gold HUI. Nay 10, 1855. ...... myo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
Dividend.

Dividend.
4 DIVIDEND OF EIGHT DOLLARS AND
n thirty three and one.third cents upon each
and every share Of stock in the
Confidence Gold and Silver Mining
Company,
Being one hundred dollars per foot, was declared
this dav paw able on the LIST day of May. 1865.
wNi ARLINGTON, President.
A. NJ EDGISGToS. Secretary.
Gold Hill April %. lS65. ap2ew
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30

REPORTS come from Havana that seri-
Gus apprehension exists there Of an insur-
rection among the slaves. 1t is said that
large deposites Of arms have been found,
ard that several negroes have been arrest
ed. The plot is said to embrace the slaves
all over tbs iIlEnd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
CHAPLIN HOUSE.
Board and Lodging.

MRS. c. E. WILLIAMSON would
vi respectfully announce to her friends and
the public that she has leased the above well
known building, on South c street, Virginia, and
10 ready to accommodate patrons with elegantly
furnished and commodious rooms, at greatly re-
duced rates She will also set az good table az
the market afordA Thankful for past favors,
she SolIcits a share of patronage. ...
myl5 I'd MRS c. A. WILLIAMSON,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
Lyon County Sanitary Fund.

Any SUBSCRIBER TO THE ABOVE
a Fund, by calling upon the undersigned, can
examine full list of the subscribers to said Fund
and be furnished with any desired information in
reference thereto. N. r. ShELDON.
Silver City NAV n, 1865 my29 "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

DIVIDE ND.-OMce Bacon Mill
and Mining Company, 434 California street, San
Francisco May 9th, ls6@-At q meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the Bacon Mill and Mining
Company, held this day, adividend on the capital
stock, of ten dollars per share, was duly de-
cared payable forthwith.
mvllm W. f. DEAN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-30
Dividend Notice

DINIUtIINI ANOIINVs
OFFICE OF THE YELLOW JACKET
~ Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill. May LIST,
1865 dividend of one hundred dollars (slOO)
per share on all the Capital stock of the
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Co.
was this day declared, payable on aud after the
5th inst, at the Office of the Company, Gold Hill,
or at the Bank Of California, San Francisco.
The Transfer Book will be closed from the lst
20 9Th inst. inclusive.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
mvl IN wM II. WATSON. Sec'y.