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| INEWsBy1tltGRAPH.
IMPORTANTFROM
| NEW ORLEANS.
Eirby Smith Surrenders the
Whole Trans-hississippi
Department.
THE WAR 1t IN END.
Terrible Explosion at Mobile.
0yer Two Hundred Lives Lost.
EIGHT SQUARES OF BUILD.
ikGS BLOWN DDWA.
Loss Of Pioptrty Many Millions.
Important from Mis-
| sissippi.
TEE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
The Testimony on Saturday.
SUPPOSED CAPTURE OF JOHN C.
BRECKlNRIDGE.
ALho mccuLLouGH, TIE IN
CLNpxARX.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Surrender of the Eotlre Trnue- mkAAI4s
Glpp1 DtpAttIut
: 4HB CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
The Testimony on Saturday.
SUPPOSED CAPTURE OF JOHN C..
BRECKlNRIDGE.
AIho necULI.ouGH, TEE IN
CENpIARK.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Surrender of the Eot1re Trnu1- NIIAAiaa
Glppl DePRtt1ntnt.

War DxrAs1xEs1 WASHINGTON, My =.
Major Central Dix:
A dispatch from Gen. Canby, dated near New
Orleans Ms5 18th, states that arrangements fo1 the
surrender Of the Confederates forces In the Trans
Mississippi Department have been concluded.
They include the men and material OF tic army
and nary. EN-. S1As1og,
Secretary Of Ta..
Especial Depateh to the Chicago Tribune,
NV O11EAHs, May 9Th, 1865.
The Ttnns Mississippi Department surrendered
yest.rday to Aetor General Canby. The terms
'c,ng tt: tame as agreed upon ~ Cons. Grant ant
AE..
The lines are now open, and the prees and per
nil e.eten entirely abolished east Of the Mis-
eise'pp1.
The SuErcEdeF Of the TFAuA-3It~sis.
&sPpl sepxr xrfme0t-ImpofxAn News
from me11co> Te1a', and a1ls.ls-
1T. LOUIS, May e7-The New Orleans Ps>a.
trsne Of ,hc slei letfne from Eebel SOURCES that
1ne trans 'hls.st,pri army Will soon su.zendsr o.
pressing tn.1n, the Latter course Will probably DC
I'd sa,s Ganbost Lsle Hess % s;rised i ye+tsS r. tas
asy lrom the mouth Of the RED Rtser, with dis
paaEa HUN LE"t; CoEnn.soe1 ~ tnslt. anu nlo1
smith: ior Gen. EanoJ: ihe Teel nsr o. truce
heat tnafnpton: n1o9ch1 tue ledciai otacets Co1:
Srrsene, and ny: Aup1y from shreveport, Hnd
| me ocdy ol tol. Ionsn b. u! nepne" o. Wm.
| =. hs3 III ftcenis o1o"nfd Wnllo odtntne IN Inc
Tne 1Imts' Drazoe correspondent Of the 1ath
| Fays The Liberal forces which occupied Mon'crs1,
! t,Ne stfone, onder Gtn Seefe Ie, a1lIf occupy
| lue the place, lested = forced loan of huuared
,ncutunu dolaft in epecae.
IN tight 1t sstt1llo the 1mpeft,a Generals were
fSA iuA
hut escnptd. In the neht Cort.nas captured ts1,
COO In FI'ec1e, end nint hundred prisoners.
| White NegFette was AttAck1uC A,tsmoras on
the 20th uIt the febet Gen. Slaughter for1ded
the left eAnk Of the Rio Grande, and opened ar
til1cYy nte to prevent his tr.ops reaching the Elv
CT for wafer;
pa1ty Of cueri1Af recently attempted to kid.
nap the Empress from the city OF Mexco. The
unpop1 A1tt, Of Maximiulan IL still turthcr con-
re interior Of rez.s is In ter7. s,y disorena.
lied condition. The telegraph y to oe construct
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NEW YoRK, Msy 2s-Admiral Worlen'e lylnc
equsdrou, which va. gent to capture thu rebel
ram Stone wall, and subsequently, destined to
Irnzfian waters, pat Into Charleston on the 20th
instant.
CAY: s1arrath, Of South CnzolIna, has run away
frnn Cn1Hmhfn
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new foEk, May c7.-Jhc New York Hfrd1d
has mndiaCd i,s proposition for Subscription. to
paJ or the national debt. by reducing Tie ehsres
10 FL, 10 catl. 1t publishes rnmbef Q; new SUI.
errpilons. They DOW loot up Iii shares takrp,
arnnur1luc to 81 llN.3Hll
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HOTEL TIC 81,


TDl md pleasant o. III snt 1od accommodation
as can b rnd !. any H. tha Northwest q. :aa
HSie rark train. tsasttnx within stones throy Of
liza Fair Bulldog. and stopplnk 1t tho door or tns
euth raz.es ~ Hau to Aya ,nea+lye& at this cutes
let+ eAs. L. L. DuN[ON, Psopfte IT.
mJz9Jil51 Il
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Gen. Sheridan nj st. H4ovais.
ST. LOUIS, Asy as.-Gen. Sheridan arrived here
by delegation Of citizens, who gave him warm
welcome and teren1de at niEht, participated in
by la1ce crowd Of enthusioetlc people,
, 1865-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-1tt is now thought that
ali The witnesses In the conspiracy trial will he
examined before Thursday, and aftcr that uay
The areumen.s will be commenced. These will
probably he in written form from all parties en-
gagged III tie prorced diuce An effort will be tnado
to cIote the case By The end OF the week.
, 1865-05-29

LOUISVILLE, Msy 2s.--M.j: Gems. Thomas ard
Dreupau hare arrived from Nashville. The road
is repaired I'D tralns 1unni5g regularly.
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FROM UEeMOINES;
GENE rouH Contribution to tho Norxhs
sr%bfs1 u FAtf-TsEo Gueflil&s Shot,

tsptc.al Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
DEsMo1sEs, My y.
Tpusrct # si1 hundred Collars were raised for
the Northwestern Sanitary Fsir ut an Ice Cream
Festival given 1set night at the S3scry Houte.
Two gne7ilfs horse thieves were recently
caught enG ttot In Wspetlo county.
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dedication oftlle Soldiers Nom
Umcut,

WASHINGTON, Aey sS.-Thc cornerstone Of the
tnopumept tt the Sr.dfcrf' National Cemetery, q:
GelsyshurF, Ia viii be laid on the 4th Of Ja'x
ext with military and c,y1c ceremonies The
fatIon On the otcasion will DO delivered by Mi.
Gen. Howard, late commanding the Army Of the
Tennessee. this General, Ii wall be Ecco!leeted,
borr conspicuous part II the Victory OF Gestys.
burr.
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TO the Photographers OF the
r!ni1ed States. but Especially
4Stosc OF the Northwest .

Ant1e space has been d.Totcd In ths hu'din. tass
erected in this tiiy. in which sae G:ea:
Sanitary Fair II about to b. hsid for th. purpose Of
tihialtipE, MD aIo the sale Of. Photographic pc'
,uas Of erery scspsion. to oa unter the a7,pIces
a:t msnaSeneotof The Northwestern PhotosrH .hIc
Society. As tho Fres!dent Of thu said soctety, an
G41ette apperl TO Jou to forward without de:sy.
ether for exhibition or as EQUATIONS, whatever pic-
tu.es Ecu na5 bs tIsposcd t, contribute; tua care
Ill tettken Of the Jai7c. -
-, JOHN uARRUTT,
= 80 131 -Late s'gtet.
AL Erch pictures as msy be called for Will b. re-
pr.ed C # c. arsc. my@fzE1t
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE
l. lncreA4lIs demand for DE- BUTTS Exc-ls1or
1Ement AND Never Fatlar Pills Es Is Obliged to
toye to aIarser Store ass Site street. where a
.an he consulted Pre- cfe.sionalfy from 10 NJ TIL
r. n. m5sylto s.oct
, 1865-05-29

Couar1fment' to Fnn1aua 0ffccrs..The
Eoldt~rs= HSome--A Decree ~ to Notu-
faes Public.
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tors from ST. Louis and 1sEytt-Co2pr-
ed Ct1pxens Contrihutfn% z t.. 1.-The LIN.
coin muuument-n1ft.taF MFtterH.
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MISSISSIPPI nIVEK--Th. A.
Nl hntlc ami Mississippi Steamship TO- con.
ntct* GAi.y II Cairo I'll. vhh Cent Il. 4. &or New
NrieAnA aua III way poinu, Baggage eA:cked
through. Tbr :rga II . .a.tnx gwen. For frai2S1
and passage app'j to JAMES NA1,E ACE, tieGT AZ i.
s. D-A:boIn a:.u:t t, tlte8go, Smith. ROSFiSGER 4
CO., AS'h, Ici1o. EYS1te559tHHAT.nts
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e5-sTEAMB0ATs.-1 :!AT
AJOc G0ODRICHsS lC$4fp
LAKE MICHIGAN AND LAKE. SfJTrI.II,R IfEG4
FoE Milwaukee, Keneana. Racine, Port Washin41c&Ss
6hehoJxan. hAnttoNoc and Two IayegA
1he Steamers SEA Brtl> Capt. Morgan, aud Ccunan
Capt MchenEy. VII, during ~ sea1on of Ia, faz@
Ing their docks below kuah strcet br!dEn K1ETT
!lOESlSG (sauda51 excrptet) At o'clock. The ~,
day rlcratnK boat will run to KeRAsue Woff Rf1se
.nd Escans6a connecting st the latter poIut Vtio SSt
fennAuAr Railway Tor AasQuet.a and other poiuta o1
Or tn JAMES 4 QAtIfH6 AeTU6
ap2tu1s1-An FxA*-nsi 0~s'>
, 1865-05-29

lust PUBLISHED.-The Life,
- Cllme and Capture OF
i. WILKES Booth.
With Illustrate ns. Sent fire. hy <ll vi h our ctrcr.
III 4 : 10 ernls. F. II. sMITu, 1D7 Broadway. New
YORK.. MI29Fl5S- -10tp&Itw
, 1865-05-29

GoT oT.PIerpoint-Clrcula to Pa ynaatef
'-MtI1tary changes and &sfolnutIu u
Matters In North CafolI11n-DtatA4 af
Western 30f0 feFS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

The Military Execution Yesterday.
SACRAMENTO, June II.
Corporal Frank Hudson, Of Company J
I'd California Volunteers, who shot and
killed Lieut.. Livergood, of the same COM
pany, at Camp Bidwell, near Chico, on
the night Of the l4th Of April last, was
executed on the parade ground at Camp
Union yesterday afternoon. The entire
command was ordered on parade at half
past eleven o'clock to witness the execu-
ton. During his imprisonment here, the
condemned man was regularly visited by
the Rev. Father Gallagher and the Sisters
of Mercy. At few minutes before noon
the prisoners irons were removed, and he
was conducted from his cell to the scat
fold. accompanied by Capt. Loring, officer
Of the day, Rev. Mr.. Gallagher and =
guard Of six soldiers. At about the same
time, Gen. Wright, Col. Hooker and
Major Smith, in command Of the post.
and other officers, proceeded to the centre
Of hollow square formed BY the troops,
and took up q position in front Of the
scaffold. Hudson mounted the steps with
4 firm tread, without showing any signs
of fear or trepidation, but at the same
time exhibiting no bravado. Adjutant
Hovey read the order for the execution.
Hudson made no remarks. but Father
Gallagher, on behalf of the prisoner, read
q written statement expressing penitence,
and thanking the officers and his spiritual
adviser for kindness during his imprison-
ment. The drop fell at twenty minutes
past IL. Death was instantaneous, and
without a struggle. Although Hudson
made no confession. and seems to have
given but very little information regarding
his early history, it is generally under
stood that he was a native Of Ireland,
aged 80 years; and that his real name is
Dean. He is believed to have entered the
British service and deserted from that
army in Canada. He then joined the 9th
United States Regulars, at Rochester. n.
Y. From this regiment he deserted, and
coming to this coast Joined the Second
California Volunteers. From this regi-
ment he also deserted, alter killing Liver
good, Is above stated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

The REAL STATE OF THE CAs1.-In-
stead of there being any danger Of the
kind threatened by the cOpperheads, on
account Of s melting out Of justice to the
chief rebels, we should judge the danger
was and is in exactly the opposite direc-
ton. So says the editor Of the New Or
leans Della, paper edited BY an educated,
intelligent, Union Southerner. The
Unionists need the protection which re-
tr,butive justice to the leading secesh will
secure. Says the Deka:
No powerful arguments are necessary to
convince the masses OF the Southern people
that they have been erusly betrayed by their
leaders from the start; that they have given
themselves up, body and soul, to false guides
and wicked men, and that their only course
of safety lies in their own united action in
movement to return to the Union, and enjoy
once again share in the blessed heritage
beoueatned them By their fathers. 1t is only
necessary to shield them from the dangers
attendant on being Unionists in the South,
TO secure their hearty. aequeSeenee In the
National authority and laws. We hope soon
to hear that UnioniSm may be safely advo-
Gated in Mississippi a. freely Is it il in New
Orleans.
From this it appears that wherever the
secesh have any local authority they do
not allow loyal doctrines to be advocated!
The straight road to reconstruction and
vital regeneration is over the carcasses Of
mob heads and prime movers in the rebel
lion. Their light is darkness and their
earthly living presence is destructive Of
Union majority peace in any Southern
community. Andy Johnson seems to
think so, too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17
FOLLOWING E1oITRMENTs.

The rush which took place last spring
from the older settled portions Of this
coast to the Boise country, appears from
the numerous letters and communications
which have been written from there. and
published in the various papers, to have
met with the results usually attendent on
such movements. The price Of living
there is enormously high, wages are low
and large portion of those who have
gone there are out Of employment. Al
though there may be good mines there II
is not reasonable to suppose that there Is
opportunity for an indefinite NUMBER OIL
people to go at once to so isolated rug
ged and UNEMPLOYED q country as ldano
and Montana. and get fortune for the
taking. Indeed. few who went little ex-
pected all would be provided fort would
he the fortunate; and each thought him.
self among the elect. We have had ex-
elements and stampedes on this coast I'M
Ill thew have become common, and people
who have shown their wisdom by staying
at home until the rush has been over, have
been the winners. These excitemeuts are
all caused by the desperate scrambles Of
excited men to get to the mines first. who,
if they would stop and think, in nine cases
out of ten would clearly see that they only
could be second, at best-for certainly
they must know that if rich placers or
lodges have been discovered, the country
must certainly have been prospected for
them, and their discoveries could not rea-
sonably be expected to abandon TO new
Corners anything worth keeping them
selves. Thus i, was in Cariboo, and on
Fraser River; and thus 1t appears from
the accounts we have from the Northern
mines to be proving there this year.
Persons who are doing we'll at home. no
matter where their homes are, had better
stay there; but, if they choose to change
their place of residence it is thousand
times better for them to 60 to country
which they know is settling up rapidly
but without exeitement-than to 60 of in !
an excitement to a country Of which little |
definite is known. but about which there |
Are marvellous reports, and to which there
IS a great rush. expecting to DO frss, but
% find themselves lost. We shall publish |
On Monday next letter from Ruby City,
Owyhee. from a reliable party, giving a
full account Of affairs in that country. |
The letter, we will premise, gives anything |
but a hatterins account.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

CoSoESIAL.-The San Francisco Err
aminer. Ben. washington's Copperhead
sheet, comes out in the same issue lauda-
tory of Horace Greedy and Frank Pixley.
He says. for instance. that Horace is sick
Of the bloody wars that the Republican
party has brought upon the land. and
wants gentlemen treated as gentlemen,
etc.. etc. Guess Ben. will need Provost
Guard room. We understand that the
Union men of the Bay city have made up
their pretty thoroughly united mind, that
treason sneakers shall new no more in the
alleys of the metropolis. Ben. is one Of
those critters that have lot Of Virginia
chivalry. hsngers-on, running round and
hurrahlng: "W What . GREAT ritter
our Ben. is! A year hence, and we
don't think the Ezaminsr will have grown
much - unless it is remarkably Rsoss-
CROWN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

The KITCHEN OF HEAvES.-The ne
groes of Richmond say that Bishop Moore.
Of Virginia. in addressing them on one
occasion, said, Now, ye servants, keep
your kitchen clean. make good light
bread, season and cook your meata to the
taste Of your masters, and perhaps By and
by you may be admitted to the Kitchen Of
Heaven" This is fair specimen OF
Slaveholding Christianity. and unhapPily
Of good deal of religious belief that IL
not confined to Slave States. --s.....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17
A., -,r wop,n's J.. STAGE. and all ,

ALL THE WORLDS 4 STAGE, and all the
people merely players, and We Surmi'e that =
large portion OF the players thereon must be
using that Justly popular preparation for the
teeth, Fragrant Sozodont," from the i'm.
mems. demand there ia for that article. Well
i. only proves that we are becoming wiser and
wiser every day, for it truly merits all that to
said in its favor, the most delightful, eonvs-
MEN. and eficacious besuti6er and prsservsr
Of the teeth the world ever produced.
All Druggists and Perfunists sell it. Price,
rs cents per bottle. - ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17
SONORA CITY DISPATCH.

SONORA. June IA FIRE broke out in
the back part Of Long Tom Saloon" at
half-past one o'clock this morning. The
saloon and two other buildings were de-
stroyed. Loss about nine thousand dol
lars. Only three thousand dollars insur-
ance. This is the anniversary Of the great
fire here in 1858.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

WHERE THEY SHorLD Go.-The New
York Herald says it does not know what
j. will do. with It's war correspondents
after peace i declared The World thinks,
in view Of the erratic productions of that
band of WORTHLESS, it would suggest that a
seasons hard study of the rudiments Of
the English language in the public schools
nigh, prove beneficial. We think as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
SAN FRANCBsCO DpnPATCH,
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
Steamer Notwithstanding Sale

Steamer Launched-AIeams Sailed
Suicide.
SAN FRANCISCO. June l7-2P.M.
The steamer Flora. intended for Sacra-
mento and Marysville trade, was launched
yesterday, and will sail for Sacramento
to day.
The steamship Constitution sailed for
Panama this morning. carrying $685.
S36 o3 in treasure, and SIG passengers.
John Jonklin. professor Of languages,
committed suicide last night by swallow
ing prussic acid. He was about forty-five
years old, and has resided In California
since 1850.
Forenoon Sleek Sales.
Hale & Norcross, S4509525.
Imperial, S2l0@200.
Sierra Nevada, $l5.
Daney, $40.
Justis, S25.
Belcher, S6S0@725.
Bullion, $l65.
Crown Point, S750@730.
Alpha, Sl,l50@l,l30.
Savage, 81, 25O@l ,24o.
Chollar, $SSO@37O.
Potosi, S35O@37O.
Yellow Jacket, $l,275@l 200.
GREENBAcKs, 734@743.
SACRAMENTO DISPATCH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

TIE PREvAILlSo OPINION. - Cores
pondenss from the interior Of California
are writing to the city papers in bitter
condemnation of the outrage committed in
placing Halleck in this Department. An
utter contempt for him as military man.
and strong suspicious as to his radical or
intelligent Unionism are the main points
of EXPRESSION.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

vrPERs.-In Richmond, the Sunday
after its occupation by the loyal forces, at
ST. Paurs Episcopal Church, presided over
by the Rev. Doctor Plat, several females
stood up quite irreverensly during the
reading of the prayer for the President Of
the United States, and knelt down. re-
4uming their prayers, after the reading Of
the prayer was over. May the devil be
appointed to listen and attend to their
supplications, and may the small imPs
have . thousand .cisterus Of hot, water
ready for. their -frit.wssh in the internal
regions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

CoxrRA.-Geo. ). Hillard writes to
New York journal denying the report of
his being editor of that Copperhead sheet.
the Boston Courier. He said that such
repor, seriou-ly injured his business. The
smell OF Copperheadism is not good for
mans clothes who wants to go into re-
spectacle and paying society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

UxrRrE.-The story that the Copper
head press are circula,ins-whas id
mean things do proceed thence-that Mrs.
Lincoln saved $4,000 Of the Presidents
salary for four years, is untrue. Even
Horace Greeley, at the hazard of Offend
ing his secesh friends, says i, isn't true.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

CoaREcrIoS.-In our item concerning
the affray in Crown Point Ravine yester-
day. We stated that Mccullough had been
arres,ed and lodged in the Station house.
We were told that such was the case, but
have since learned that he was not arrest
ed. This morning Mccullough entered a
complaint in Justice Halls court, against
Geo. Brown, Frank Brown and ]. w.
Shirley, for fighting and disturbing the
peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

HrDNe.-The Shasta Courier says that
George Greenhouse, brother of Ridgley, of
the Chapman pirate notonety. is hiding in
the northern part Of the State, fugitive
from justice, there being warrant out for
his arrest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

LINCOLN An ISvsSToR.-A model OF
steamboat, so constructed asto be easily
raised above shoals, has been on exhiol'
ton in the Patent Ofice at Washington
.inee ls4s. The inventors name is at
sached 10 the model on the check-card-
Abraham Lincoln"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

REMEMBER r. Neither Buchanan,
Pierce nor Fillmore draped their houses
in mourning for LincOln's death or funeral.
We shall remember ii, and If we live. the
,.onls ,hall know Of j, hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

LENT FoR rHE GxioS.-In twelve work.
Ing days, commenced May 9th, 1885, the
working people Of the loyal States sent
the General Government one hundred and
thirty-nins millions Of dollars. How's
thats 80. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

BARSrN Offers $500 for the dress in
which JEFF. Davis was captured. and two
Chicago gentlemen are pleading to be
allowed to add the same garment to the
attracriyeness of the great North Western
Fair,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

FrnB-woRKs.--These articles Of splendor
TO be used on the evening of the Fourth
of July, are. we understand, to be set OF
on the Divide; so that the citizens OF
Gold Hill and Virginia will have an equal
opportunity to witness the display.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

The REAsoS.-Greeley's paper has fear
fully decreased N circulation in the North
during the past year-the New York
Time, mostly supplsnting it; and Horace
is trying to coax Southern patronage.
"On 70 Richmond" Horace. .--.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17
SALT LAKE DISPATCH.

SALT LAKE, June l7-2 Pm.
Speaker Colfax, and party, expect to
leave Austin, Reese river. on Saturday
morning, June Gath, for Virginia and Gold
Hill.
The Eastern telegraph line is still down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

FILTH TIE CArsE.-Since the Union
army occupied New Orleans, there has
been no yellow fever. Ben. Butler says
,h., the only reason why that city was
ever so afflicted was on account Of its un-
necessary filth. In this opinion Surgeon
General Barnes concurs. Probably Sa-
vannah and Charleston and Norfolk will
be safe summer residences hereafter. The
seeesh were not so near Goodness, munich
pally speaking, as cleanliness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-17

EspoasIx1sT.-O Original Democrats In
need Of endorsement, msy obtain thsir
credentials Of Lieuts.0 Governor Aaehin, BY
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