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, 1865-02-21

You complk'n Of yonr stomach. un!o.tnn.te srs2ep,
II hut ourut Eut Yhuf ktDrnA to complain OF !aa
Ttt;t1 stGe panrs ycu endEre tEs sl1ipt5 the asom
* Leuet taxing revenge upon Eou fos neglect.
frrsna npustcg 1t. Perhaps yGn have never male .?
afort 10 Improve condition. pnr n she 9th n hand
n1cconinuky crap'mins !. VII INV hos Ems a9a
TER's sTOMA-H BIT .Ecs, proper .tet and r:gn-
lar neAls7 Teo Bitter in week wea.d raf ,oas aa:
oYbilc IL Gcco dauct with laws efhealth au1 pro.
euce Just 50 much apcr'ent ~ctloo - would be nscss
1dicIpns aud regular dieting with little ftae Tonic
new enc Il an, Weuld kee2ao. If Jou hayc nesecteo
fss utan il II mere, natures hint that she waat'
help you negtectit the Text thing n - S lnnAm
aunxcIona ciseske. 1h.1e such thing hs eeiTE tot
laIfln these rcat erk. HOST ETTEEs Blt TEiss VI
Vhicl dGfT 81. fcstOrAtiye9 1"ls-hs- NJ TT fsfteA
, 1865-02-21

DE-. PFIpR's COUGH DaLSAM has been used for
thirty yesrs with tr1nmphAntsuccess For CouEns
Cold, HoAzseness, Sore Throat. Dtrthe1ia, Group
NhoopinE Congh, Asthma, Catar.h+ Brouchids4 Con
eump1ve Difficulties, and III Affections Of the Throat
and Lungs ithss no equal. Thousands hare used II
and foprd relief when all clte tailed. 4 ttlAl vii
oonvluce the most skc7tacsi. Sod By an Druggist
and Dca1er.. J.a.HC. n. PRIOR, PronrietorB.
fcaoEss,.stt. 1910 broadway, New YORK.
, 1865-02-21
Special Aoticrs.


=, AVVNM0A N&NR2 " EEM~
CONFIDENTIAL tbSslT1an- late Of pi'adnlrh,s, having
had twelve ycars exW ftcnce In the treatneu. OF q
Chronic and Secret Dscssee IL located Al IA. ns.r-
born street, whore he can he consulted At sli tm+.
bdtween the hours ofsA. II and r. II, Eel. thrsn,e
agent 1or tho Great French Preventative or Fem .es
xf1ena tho only cure preventative that /, offered to
1otu oaserE2 lon On receipt OF the prce 6operste
enhhIce ane roomt for ladies. Consultation tree.
ten, ,68s&IGtx
, 1865-02-21

u1x had more than thirty xezrs Of experience Ii the
treatment OF Syphilis. speenstoErha md all Private
p1seskea- This Cnlcrtunas:s Guido. copsainfne Vaa'
uatle Information. and Testimonials rom the hoysi
CoeEe OF snts Cola IN London. In fAyor os Dr. 1hom
son. mailed 10 any address. on 1uespt OF Is cers IN
postage ktsup6. ot1ce and Anatomical Museum. Il
xonth Clsrt atreet. Caicago. Address r. o. Box a.
Ell. .90sil
, 1865-02-21

6E1AT4.H! 6CRA r:H! BERATCHl
"HEAT0N'r OINTMENT will cnrc tho
A1so Cures SALT a EaEnn - 17 esE necsE cs,Ln1A1ss,
I'D ~ EkUPrIoSs Or 1HE skiS: Pass IS 50 @ esat. =
WEaKB d P0TTER. Sole agents. 10 Washtnrtoa-st.
Boston, It viii bF forwarded pT mnl. fee a postage
Foe sale by r. d II. NJ 1puEER, S. Ksnd21Ph,st.
fh1caSp. Ill., ~ fetH A:s5 tnH
, 1865-02-21
ON THE TEMPERATURES OF THE
BLOOD,

And It's equAble circulation. an exemption from tn
you wsud escape coughs. colds, dpkh.rfa, iadasH-
zA l1ng !aves, tntesnlttcn5. aatma, &c &C. gixt-
rate he stomach which in is turn wilt iuytgcEnfa
the yltal GoIIent and lts 10 ~ isn HOyTEE-
TER'S STOMACH BIT fkKa.
, 1865-02-21
33ftrnlcunl.
Gatarrb Rtn1cnp.

on: LAKRs 4 y ss ro F. :.s 5 sA4 4..t;:
IdIcbte county Nest Fire1uia. n tbs Baltimore ~uo
xsi,io Raro4d TINS Ian lara w1.hlp tic cecarnted
on"o*1f u 1n~' 1es'oN' J4HEs g. WATSON.
'fe1.xee1.ast ~ alput street, Fhti1aclphia-
, 1865-02-21

When the animal powers are exhausted. the uols,.
weak, the mind depressed. AMI all power, 7Hsl
~ lev sbo t1tfs T. no restorative comparable
with tie BlFrtR3. They rencvatu every ot.an, ges9
uy st1ruiats the circulation improys the quality Of
the b oGd, clear the couuel bralu aud 1mp1rs to hR
trembling Nerves stability and lfmueas.
, 1865-02-21

In order to guard against tanzerous TIN
pubic are 1eauesed to take e.ptcIs note Of the beA
fuv engraved proprietary mp, through which shA
Gcyerrmcnto Of thu United States oflcia1 aatheutt-
cafes every bott1o Of uOsTE ETxR'5 BIrTER9. Thts
shield. thrown By TIC Government over the prop<ts~
tos and public. for eettoa II plaoaA
ccroent usly scfcaa the cork and over the mock of
rsfh bottle and cannot ts to stsiko the eye OK ~
mrst asual observer. Norhtng that pnroorts to ns
HosTErTER's Bl1TARS can be genuine unless ths
stamp u thers.
Is also proper to ttate that the BtTTERS ss tozd
exclusively IN g1aN and never under any cilcumstan
crs ty tho gallon or the barrel. Inpoatora and tses~
tors Yre Abroad and the only safeguard tho puhlia
have1 gatnst them IS to see thtt the Httet1 snsy bur
bear the engraved Label sud nrte of hand Of Nesax
Hostetser Smith, aad tho ssamp above mentioned.
, 1865-02-21
FRAUDS Upon SOCIETY

Hare nen been perpetrased By means at la,se cs>
Iacates, that the PROJECTORS Ct the Bters have Al.
waysSo9aned thepselvss pEtncspa!y y :he testimony
Ieadt1s 10 verify ahe Published statements By fr.et
reference to lhe pstti.s whoe names wese appended
TO Them. any Impeachment ot the printed eyIlenco
IL deiled- It constitutes volume Of proof tt Is b.
lieved such never before el In s1oporf nx
the claims OF eny other advet us:d el,cine,
, 1865-02-21

OF FKv4r AxD Aau1. ln4teau OF being dosed foe
months With qutntuc to The OF th- he 4t.
promptly set upon thef let aSsi1. vi; hods aszs
ger OF FsApse b. ths prompt rtsae"y for - kind
ma IT renters m attack OF tHtLLs ASD FKvxx aaac-
iutc1A imnuSA.h;H.
, 1865-02-21
Diabetes,

Tone in ths Bladder. C1lc1lus, Crave
Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucous
Or Milky Discharges
after Urinating,
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder,
Inflammation of the Kid
neys, Catarrh Of
the Bladder;
stranguary and Burning, or Painful
Uriuating.
For these diseases It Is trn!y sovereign REMEDY,
and much snuot be ssid in It's p-ht8e+ stnXo
dose has been known to relieve sne most urgent aynp-
Are yen troubled with that distressing In IN the
small OF the hack and through tue h1as? teaspoon
tul 4 day of tie Constitution Wat.E will relieve you
like magic
, 1865-02-21

CONSTITUTION WATER

Fave long since given up the use Ct bnchu. cabeos
and uLlper In tho treatment ot thts diseases, and
only nec thsEr Tor the w.1t OF + better remedy.
, 1865-02-21

Against the noxtous effects OF tn. varieties OF oure
be must er csu2tsr 1n ~ l2qrncy@ nnyas nrm,d ID
No other tonic will create nd keep u7 contioo of
The sgsse that Will rem crit proof against tile unsee
poispn3 Of the two eeIncut4-tIF and water.
, 1865-02-21
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATi0N,

Which In the unmarried const mt requiring
disease, and 'Rrough NEGLECT the *ets OF more gTava
and danser1us na a 1ss arc tae result: and oath
Assiss naurs tae snppss ssson aessaes eesanie the
ctnsripht nig5t sweats come on, and SUMPTION
finally ends her q. ear.
, 1865-02-21
DiURET!cS

r,tate and d.enct the Eldneys, and b. constant
Eoon leen to chronic degeneration and confirmed dls-
EAA.. .
We present the Constitution Water to the pubic
With The conviction that 1t has equal IN Relieving
the class Of dseas-s 1T which 1t has been found
shall rewarded for eroKts IA p:ac1n. va:t1
he remedy in form to meet the requirements OF
patient and Physician
, 1865-02-21
TROUBLE WITH TEE BOWELS

LsJs the foundation otlnnumerab1e complaints. Why
pine acd suner under the pangs constipation, and
Iisk the te4dl{ consaQuen.es = w1lca IT ft,5. wheb
efabc slter.ve will Insure til It perfect anI 4niesa
rtx1'srity which IS the first condition IF health 4t
the best security agulnst epidemic ailments.
, 1865-02-21
TITS Il TESTED DFRErARATfON.

Havinx ben used more extensively and for g1satsk
nu1nhtI OF years than Any otbrr American toIIc a.
tsns. ~ record t part and E1rcc Of khe Mtulcai 81
toET of the country. and whlle DcpreA al meftinnl
It was IN nGodueed, II has to-day larger tala 1ad
, 1865-02-21

J. 8. WALLACE & Co.,
STORAGE FURUaRpLyG and c0AKLSsI0M.
hfr. n. 3. HAprLETE has this day b~en admit ed Is
a Psrtner ia our nrn. The copartneTship Will be
iSienedi j. s. WALLACE co.
{htcaEO Feb 18th. 1865 fe18 E5o3 Nv
, 1865-02-21

Packe: sEtps and merchant men 1t Is regularly sh-
red rs The best SHOWN preventive and re ~ (1s
RxA s:eKyKss and a. IN unexccpou see st:m1l3uk tu
ta'ns, Ehrn bound to hot an%Aa.At,o1s stfn1tes r-
Esrc 1t - The uaost 4luabe po1t thair n.dtc1l
or even AIel.ow FiYer."
, 1865-02-21
IN ovEHHEATED Facr0B1Es &c.

The pressure upon the animal powers |, yerv great
1hose who ere compelled to breathe tha as-
nckpbrfe OF each aces Should austan strength
Ct e grand pEopertes Of the article il sha il braces
aud hareeas t4e nerve syste and renders tia iuuS
tuG sEih carsE1e OF resisting the elect Of had ntr
ana ol rap1l changes from heat 10 cIlE -
, 1865-02-21
Qbieaao Gribn,te.


From the New York independently
LAUS I3EOt
, 1865-02-21
COMMON SENSE TEACHEs U&
TIE H0RHQRs or DYSPEPSIA

And the dismal t1a1n of disorders to which It tefs
arerted BY the uee OF HOS rEr PER'3 81 TIERS - =
preventive, cured With Aatoashok celerliy By in
ntftcs sne Eeala' opesstion upon this stomach. tbs
nytt 4nt tho reI Yous sssem.
, 1865-02-21
WHEN THE APPETITE FAILS.

The msin stay OF health !s gone To restore 1t When
declining or TO prevent s loss This Sson achtc i i-
aln:c. The wor1 infA1lioc Is often rashiy
but It Is ue4 here tho only son which hEiY
des ross the uQ1otn1 elect Of tho Preparation y a
appetizer.
, 1865-02-21

IN CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA
1t ls currently hpGFu the Miners Ncd!ciuem md
is Popularity u I'll the gold regions OF tho WsstsFo
Htnt Ehese c1e7r 4hows thnt 1t IL con4iiered i1dts
IeDsahle TO the preservation Ct hel:su nh the oriv1
H~ns hsEus hlrs and cxcosus insep irah.e from the
lte OF tho gold hunter and the pioneer.
, 1865-02-21
UNIVERSAL LApVItTElAYTGw

a- rendered all lmrorted liquors not oply uuye'tafe
utdsngereus DlstlnEr1khsd ro.n every ofef Sim.
!9nt fhs souutrs, By its abs 1ufe pr
sonad naI1ve :!e: medlcascd with thc 1alces Of nc
est s9n,c ateF.ttTc and dtsr7fectant hexta
prokchsble restorative and preventive. ~1 DAe'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
THE NEWS.

Harold, the accomplice Of Booth, has
made a full confession, which is not made
public for obvious reasons. Payne also
confesses that he is the man who attempt
ed Stewards life. There are $50 persons
under arrest as connected with the assas-
sinstion. President Johnson offers re-
ward of 100000 for the arrest Of JEFF
Davis; $4,000 each for c. c. Clay, Bev-
erly Tucker. Jacob Thompson and George
n. Sanders, the Niagara Falls peace nego-
tiators, and w. c. Clevery, clerk OF
Claws. They arr implicated in the plot
to assassinate the President and Cabinet.
These rewards will probably secure the
capture of some of them. Harrold's trlal
commenced on the 4th, before military
commission which is to sit for the trial OF
all who are implicated in the plot.
Our latest dispatches are to the Sd inst.
The conspirators and assassins of the
President are about to meet with their
lust deserts. Their trials are going on,
and we shall shortly hear of their igno-
minious deaths on the gallows.
Congressman Harris, Of Marylsnd. has
been arrested for playing a double game
Of cowardly treason.
An interesting sketch of the assassins Of
the President. and their hackers, will also
be found in our dispatch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
A NEW DEAL.

Tuesday next the new city officers Of Viz
ginia will be sworn in. We believe that q
good selection has been made. OF the new
Mayor We can say. that as municipal
chief Of PlaceIville, California, he distin-
suished himself by his good and redeem
ing management of the city's financial
affairs. His very considerable and init
mate acquaintance with the debt of Viz
ginia. in all its protean, outstanding forms,
capacitaie him for immediate and judicious
control of that obligation. The new Re
corder, Mr.. Meagher. had the majority
endorsement of the Virginia Bar, and We
hope that the fac, that several Copper
heads subscribed to his recommending
card is no indication of slack or compro-
missing Unionism on his part. George
Birdsall is the man of all men for Chief Of
Police; and to George, with most sincere
eongratulation, we will, on this installa-
ton night, extend our editorial q.
Louis Feusier is as good man as could
be named for City Treasurer, tried, ex-
perienced and perfectly reliable. The
Aldermen are reputed sober, honest young
men. We cannot forbear, at this point,
reminding the citizens Of Virginia that
the present financial prosperity Compare
lively speaking) of the city is due to
very faithful and efficient and intelligent
representation of their interests in the last
Legislature. Under the bills passed by
the First Nevada Senate and Assembly
city scrip has nsen three times in value,
and the clear assurance is, that two years
will witness the municipality nearly un-
burdened Of an enormous debt. and the
remaining evidences of Indebtedness all at
par; with cash for present requirements
without scrip intermission. The Storey
County Delegation of last winter was,
taken as a whole, an able and worthy
BODY of lawmakers. There will be al
lowed no special credit to them for per-
forming their duty; but the fact of their
integrity and their wise zeal for the best
interests of their constituents should. at
least. have one public and distinct recog-
milton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
NOT Ar ALL IMPROBABLE.

For two or three weeks past, leading
money-lenders, big spectators in San
Francisco, have been closeted together
apparently engaged in consolidating the
Chollar and Potosi Mining Companies.
Have they been doing nothing else: We
believe they have arranged for the present
bearing of the stock market. Did we not
expor, twelve millions of bullion in SO.
and sixteen millions in "a; and IS 1t not
conceded that we will send of twenty
millions of bullion in '65: And what large
mine can be reported as failing in pro-
duc,s II is clear as homely mans phys
iosnomy, that the depression Of the mar
he, ia in obedience to the will Of the dozen
or twenty rich capitalists of California,
who-say what we may to the contrary
do absolutely announce the stock-board
scale of prices, from day to day. This
fashion of rushing of two or three thou
.snd miles to find cause for an effect,
when the reason is standing at your door
with club in fist, provokes our ire, and
nearly exci,es our contempt. Why will
our contemporaries lend their aid to the
plethoric sharpers by shooting complaints
for our dependencies at a target stuck
IN on the Atlantic coasts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
DEMANDS TO BE MADE.

The recent order of the Secretary of War
is practically the stopping Of the increase
of the efficient army Of the Government.
It provides for this only, and does not di-
rect the mastering out of a single active
man now in the field. The reduction OF
sea and river transportation cuts of the
hired steam vessels. Before the army is
actually thinned by general muster OUT
there is to be an explicitly assured peace
No chance of resurrected rebellion will be
left. General Lee s Co. (speak to Them
now JEFF. has vamosed,) will understand
that the Government eau keep large
standing army in the South, for year
too, If there is probable need or Propriety
in the plan. And before disbanding the
army, Max'y has to be consulted on seve-
raj points of order; the principal order
poin, being that one conspicuously re-
ferred to BY Shakespeare: the order OF
going" not to be stood upon for a mo-
ment. And a few minutes previous to
the laying up of any of our naval vessels
or the issuing of an order for discharging
laborers in yards where gunboats are being
built or repaired, the loyal American peo-
pie expect a demand will be made on one
John Bull for reclamation, to the tune of
a few hundred million. We expect that
the Secretary of the Treasury is, about
now, in special closetings with Andy
Johnson on the arithmetic of-piracy writ
ten up by Semmes s Co., buccaneers,
during the past four years. If ever there
was delicate, diplomatic dun necessary
to be made. reference has been had now.
If accorded to, well and good; if not,
better, and more monitors. If Max. alb
dictates, he can travel unpursued; other
wise. the armies of the United States will
move Southwestward and, in conjunction
with sharp call on Britain, our armies
and navy will be required, in undimin-
ished strength, to illustrate still the power,
and vindicate the honor Of the Imperish-
able Republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
From the Virginia Union of this morning.l
Incendiaries Employed by the Rebel
AufhOrfliea.

Incendiaries Employed by the Rebel
Authorities.
New YORK, May 1.-The Tribune's Rich
mond correspondent prints letter, which
shows that one Stinson made contract with
the rebel Government in June, 1868, to de-
stroy the United States vessels, navy yards,
etc., on the Western waters and in the At
lantic States, BY incendiarism, for which he
was to receive per centage on the value Of
the property destroyed. A letter is given
containing a report Of the destruction Of the
steamer ]. H. Russell, on the Mississippi
river, in April, 1864, BY an incendiary EN-
ployed BY Stinson, and the per centage claimed
amounted to over $4,000.
Proclamation by the President-
100000 Reward offered for JEFF
DaVis-SS5,OOO Offered for Four
Other Rebels.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Tbe President has
issued proclamation, in substance as fol-
lows: Whereas, it appears from evidence in
the Bureau Of Military Justice, that the afro
cious murder Of the late President, and at
tempted assassination Of Secretary Seward,
we're melted, concerted and procured by aud
between JEFF Davis, late Of Richmond, and
Jacob Thompson, Clement c. Clay, Beverly
Tucker, George N. Saunders, w. c. CleyeIly
and other rebels and traitors against the CIV
eminent Of the United STATES, harborcd in
Canada. Now, therefore, to the end that
Justice may be done, l, Andrew johnson,
! President OF the United States, do offer, for
the arrest Of said persons, or either Of them,
within the limits Of the United States, so that
they can be brought to trial, the following
| rewards: One hundred thousand dollars for
| JEFF Davis; twenty-five thousand each for
Clement C. Clay, Jacob Thompson and Bcv:
erly Tucker; and ten thousand dollars for
! VIM. C. Clevery, late clerk Of c. c. Clay.
Confession Of Payne, who attempted
the life of seward.
NEW YORK, May 3.-The Tribune's spe-
cial says: Payne, the would-be assassin Of
Seward, made confession of his guilt. He
said it was useless for him to withhold any
longer, as he had been fully identified BY six
persons. The Government had other evil
dence in its possession that he was the party
assigned to that terrible crime.
important Cabinet MeeIing-Trade
with tho South.
New YORK, May "a special to the Tri-
bune says: One OF the most protracted and
important Cabinet sessions held since john
sons accession to the Presidency was held
at the Treasury yesterday. The subject
matter of the discussion was the free trade
question, as regards the South. 1t is under
stood that the whole system Of giving cotton
permits aud trade permits to certain class
Of fayorites, was strongly ventilated and de-
nounced. There was decided preponder-.
ance in favor Of opening trade in all parts OF
the South now subject to the Union authors
ty, and it is believed, as the result Of this
protracted sitting, that every facility will be
extended BY Government for all proper COM
mercial transactions, and as a consequence
Of this fact, cotton permits are at heavy de-
cline in the market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

Coop SIaN.-The amount Of treasure
shipped East yesterday was three hundred
thousand dollars less than the amount
shipped on the corresponding occasion one
year ago. Then three steamers left here
each month-now only two leave monthly.
This extensive falling of in the exporta-
ton Of treasure is one Of the signs that
bode good to this State, because it shows
that we are accumulating money, and not
sending of faster than we make it, as we
did last year, when gold was so high.
The fall in the price of gold has checked
imports. stimulated the exports of green
backs, and is now operating to increase
the amount of capital on hand for invest.
ment in home snterprises.-CaH, May 4th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

APPROPRIATE SERvIcE.-The recently
dated letter of a veteran and distinguished
army officer, is before us, in which he
expresses the opinion that three regiments
of colored troops will soon be sent to the
Pacific coast, for duty in Oregon. We
suppose Beriah Brown, Brady, Mont
eomery, Shattuck s Co., will object to
this proposed dispatch Of forces on the
mart of the Government. Too much
fighting colOred population in proximity
N the white mans colony
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

A eRAcELEss writer in the London
Atheneum says: Ladies heroes may be
ranged in two principal divisions: gloomy
mesmerizers. who compel pretty women
to marry them by the power Of the eye /;
and irreclaimahle scamps, with whom all
the fair sex fall in love from their own
delightful instincts" .a H-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

WILLIAMS REruRN.-A letter was re-
ceired in town yesterday. from Senator
Stewart, in which he states that ne VIII DC
here BY the arss of July, if there Be no
spscial Congress session called. Let u
h.y. Fourth Of July speech from VII
ban, q Maguire'S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

BaoxsS.-Edwin Booth had an en-
o,e.ment at the Boston Theatre this
snriuS, to follow the withdrawal OF the
f,;ry spectacle, the "Naiad Queen; but
a, nigh. have been expected, the contract
Ia, been broken. We understand that
Edwin has telegraphed to this coast for an
engagement. Let him go to Canada and
England
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
SAN RRANCIsCO DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL prspArcH TO rHr GOLD HILL DAILY Srws.l
SAN Francisco. May 6-2P Pm.

SAN Francisco. May 60 P.N.
ROren00n 0toek Sales.
Chollar, S490@4S0.
Potosi, $550@4S0.
Belcher. $l.050@l. OPS.
Yellow Jacket, $l,750@l,765.
Lady Bryan. $7@6 so.
Crown Point, $l,075@ $50.
Gould & Curry, $l,526@l,65o.
Caledonia Tunnel. 81.
Ophir, $3s0@450.
Overman, S240@241.
Moscow, $39@3S. .....
Savage, $l,700.
Confidence, $3.50.
GRERSBAcKs, 72@7l rs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06

A GRANT has been made to an American
company for the laying Of street railroads
throughout the City of Mexico. The priv.
ilege is exclusive. and is for term Of
thirty years rates Of fare unlimited, and
paid, Of course, in coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-06
Died.

KENNY - In Gold Hill, May 9th, Mrs. Ellen,
wife of Patrick Kenny, aged &c years, q native
of county Cavan, Ireland.
1.-THE funeral will take place tomorrow (Sun'
day) afternoon, ut 2o'clock, from residence.l