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PLANTATION BlTTERS

Which now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, aud warranted to produce An immedals
beneficial effect Theyare exceedingly agreeable, per.
iecty pure and must suporcede all other toncs whore
= healthy, gentle stimulant ls required.
They purify, strengthen aud inugorate;
Thoy create kealtny appetite;
They Rre an anudote 10 change OF water and diet;
They overcome elects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system and eniiyen the mind,
Thoy prevent mRsnate aud Intermittent fevers;
They purify the breath and acdity OF the stomach;
They dyspepsia and consupauo
They dlarrhea cholera and cholera morbus;
They cure liver eompl and nervous heaiacns;
They make The weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and exhausted natures great restorer. They are
composed Of the celebrated ealisaya bark, winter.
green sassalras, and herbs all presery, pei.
isctly pure 81. Orox rum . ...t LI.i
have given the Plantation Bitters to hund.
reds OF disabled soldiers with the most astonsh-
ing eject, CIV. ANDREWS,
supt, Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
a. . The Plantation Brers have cured me OF liver
complaint Of which was land up PROSTATE, and mad
TO abandon my business.
n. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland Ono"
""" owe mneh to you, for verify bolievo tho
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
fNcNs W. n hAAArpNhisi mhnrldt N. W.
go Thou wit send me two bottles nore ord
Plantation BittsHl My wie has been gteAtiy heno6t.
tod hy their use. Thy friend,
nl. Asa OuRRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
49, have been great sufferer nom dyspepsia
and had to absndon preaching The antalou
ittsrs have epred me. V lru| nn
Rev. J, s. oATH0RN, Rochester, N. Y.nr
80 : Send us iwenty-lour dozen more OF YOU
Plantation Biters, the popularity OF which are dali,
inoraasing with the guests OF our hanae. tses 1a.
fN SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington, ~ o."
such are one in thousands of certificates daily re
eeivsd. Thsy Hraimmonssly benOdeial TO weak per
sons and delicate females. M.isu
BE cautious Of Fe-hlled bottles. Bee our signatur
on hne steel plate label. They are not sold by III,
gallon. They are only sold Al our patent log eahil
bottles, by respectable drnggsts sroeere, hotels,
looms, STEAMBOATS, and country stores. .s
... H.4 7. II. DRAKE co.,
e02daW6m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
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YENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Tt II q al
n, ..., Established ip iIe y'a- 1850 100.
FOR THE CURE UF PRIVATE DISEASES,
Aud under the control Of two Of the most Eminent Oh
|1.dHa Physicians in the World. i1 salpi.5 f4f
nR, f, BoNAPARTE,, from London and PARIS
Hos pitfalls, and for the past ten esrs OF the Uns
S s@SYF gffq nRS e 1F o5s ones u n ,St
wherse permanent cure OF Private diseases nan 10 m
obtained, without the use of mercury or change OF
diet AGonoirhOaa cured six ito fOry-two hour, Hu
elect cured in three 70 ten days srctures cured in
10 three weeas; Nocturnal kmissiohs a,bpped in
tw 70 SIX days; seminal Weakness cured in two TO
eight WEEKS syphilis in is primary ssges cured IN ~
three stays Secondary symptoms IN 1net 70 three NV
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN to three weeks;
impotency ugnrnestored to four weeb All an
diseases Of private nature treated with unparalleled
suecess, male riatnale ius 'HA" 'iD ol
the RSSse Sns q neSl is D bshpe5cai 10 s male
and einale, old gndyonng, should read this work, ~
twenty. FIVE cents, sentby mail Q i.u ail hr.I4
Dr, Bonaparte's French Patent Male salel II is
perfectly safe and neyeria 20 give isatsiacuon. 10
the only SAFE and sure preventive Hgs!nst disease,
Price of the French Patent Male saei VI the Single
80 Madarn0 LOzIERs Femple hIonlhly .Piils isar
safe and reliable remedy for suppresAons and all le
male diseases. laes should not use them dunng fd
per SS 6os % us SyS 70 "ny aGFsisg S na
Drs. 49, A are the men " eonsHiti they are nns 4
klnsA OF vinerea Diseases auh the only Dooiors Who
receive monthly 'eports from the o'd world they
wlinesa the various aisFases whph aihict manklud;
and u watch tie prugiess thfeth long career otna
rSS'.qas sS saS & Sysy aPRsFS Pie msdS5 Ms 9 o
wealthy. and having aaeeraiped osond ,louh the ea1
yest suffering OF RnmN w hey deerinlned 70 select
10 deYote their whole attention 10 the alienation Qt
the diseases ofthese hnportaht hhedens. Hoielen
Nli he ansSerea ngls1s & fepAln fsnltNnee efa
ay5n Drs. BORAPARrE a BEYNoLps,tss sgd
No l9a sycamore street, eetween Fhh and sixth,
omee hour lomsA. n. ~ q L. NJ. islT
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WynkOOn,s Iceland PeeloraL.

Diseases Of tho throat, chestand pulmonary organA
are ever prevalent, insidious And dnnqsrutt4 The
properties OF medicine 20 ALLEVIATE euro and uprppt
these com plants, must be- eNpectorau Rnodyno and
nSlgOrRtng, loosen M thctnucus OF the thropt and
mpArtinH ione totAe entUe system. No dsoovuryln
medical science over mastered this class diseases
like Iir. Wynknop's ireland Pectoial. II ikused with
the anos ASTONISHING resut5 ia all OF broneht s
influenza whooplng cough, dptherN or putrd sore
throat asthma, Group, eoughsfooldH, nervous rra-
bility, &c.
fhe ReY J, j. Potter earilhes that al have llse,i Jr
Wynko0ps Peeterd fof SeSAfal years, Ifsyst and N
my family for severe pulmonary complaints. and
have recommended Il to many others aud have never
seen itH egliaN Rev. I'D, Potter nrOokynN. ~ ID
Hundreds and Thousands of important teatiinani-
ais could he produced, showing its remsrkahle o,4a
and ihat never tails.aH 4U..f .r .HlH af ID Il.
It's composed OF pure I1eland Moss, balm Of Oil
cad, Perlsan Balsam, hiecampane, 0niray,i nur-
dock, aud othsr invaluable expents raat lOnie in.
medlentr u IL harmless, prompt aad lasting hi'
yalds AMI sufferers eRnnot afford 20 neglect trial
Every hmllY should have il. It iFlrsmRrktble lnr
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendation ami III
| eetous Aecompanys each bottle, -.F qEH
/ druggists.
Prepared by Dr. Il D2wynlsoop, and sold by D. q.
Barnes 'sVo-' Ss" Farts'iHf9H ~ So se1sdiyi
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RssuIt OF the snrrsndsr Of Wilmington.

New YoRK, February 24-The CONNER.
cars special says military men regard
the capture of Wilmington as first class
military triumph. It insures the success of
the plans against Richmond Sherman has
now new base and can move forward with
out waiting or turning back for supplies ,
The Senate Finance Committee will restore
the drawback on petroleum, and reduce the
tax 10 TWO cents per gall0n.
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Farmers 4 Mechanics Hotel
NEW ADVANCEMENT.
WAGNER .ss sEIrRK.


HAVE tsRept this old and popular Hotel on second
street Daytou, and hope by gtheir Attsn tion 10
bnsi9ess v spHlaln thewa1esrnsd reputation of ks
The services oiMr. Henry Foster, so widely known.
have been retained Clerk. fsl9l ll1,I't -
The patronage o. ita former friondsls confidently
anticipated. AuR2O.dkW
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3 F.lfuH OpLuhBuSi o., january ~ 1856, 4 q
TITS heoey certified thai The foregoing is correct
copy Of the Statement ~ the COnditiun ~ the North
American Fue InsuFancs Company OF Hartford, made
to and iIled N this ON q, ior the year 1903 ''''
lshALl,I Hinless my hand anl seal officially, 49, 81
ISrAMP, JAS. H. GOODMAN,
AptlitOr q Btnfe u ID g
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

W Would these childroa htya comfortable home an d
the uloRnA vi vduGaiuhf Woutd ts vile be iudepen.
deaf ol the sold ehartes Of me worli1 Mould tlns
aged hlI tehlo IsIent he provided fOr2 Would my
esu,te lE,y uy doDtst Wouhf there be no sAefhee Of
prOIpu5 ~ ioteed sales OF Rdmn rntvr 10 leet
ths demands utcretltOrs- sales tuNu when the market
snds duNuwHtd and hur prices tthnot he ftai2edi't
How lew "u answer these question % tneir sauslae.
honl ihey lo1r 10 ask thali, aud uiersn thq belief
that they have along l9asu Ou hie ihts bntA iuoi
ish hahdrowafdiy. ihe brave man .iHu.' ''
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UNITED sTATEs HoTEL.

. CORN ER SIXTH AND WALNUT SITS, ON, ..ss
UNIlIs large and commOdlous Hotel has heep re
i FfrT ED AND RhFUitNfS vi thtoni lfolTt tahrs
style, Without regard to trouble OF expense "a meet
the hemaaiia OF tho trayeing phhc. 20 whleb yovF1
patronage Ia most respectfully solicited.
iNie1 1hHu 9lH 10 orpO, OiMAOLIeH PTo'F. q d
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'.@IotDi,.a
wILLIAnI WALKER,

MO- aol THlRP STREE, DAYTON, ONO,
\ prepared 10 aocommodato has customers witt
i every article OF gentleren's wearing apparel .o
thelatest style end best quality, Those Who wahi
coats, pAnts, Yesis hh tis, hosiery, hRhhkefehieR
gloves boots shoes, slippers, ae,, viii d0 wtll L
give him'a call I, s,,t.,. s,G ,'j XXX, 4 aiigi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

liiE Htns grantA policies FOR lttF, tnr tenn
Ol yeafy, hhdowment policies and chiloien's Eus
duwment, Also, Non Foreiung POiicieA ui Which no
payment Us required niter ton years.
biGe thoushnd dollars paid uu two bssea h tiia ,'t
WITHIN the last slA mouths. 4,.. ....|-
Among all the cOntrFauceA OF men 10 project the
hlnly CIRCLE nom Wi,ut, nome e feund more aim
pie IA s chWagter nObs nuts enturaa, or certain 10
ts results, thn lle Insurance tl lS The proc ,tueh
the dyiag hustahi eayee tu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

Il kenton Hardin connty. Ohio lying laih sdesl %
OF the Cincinnati and sandusky Railroad, near fnd. ,
H. The land lies rolling, and j. mbeTsd with ash, ms,
ple valiant cherry lynn ShekOfyi at ha4thaet od hV
Greek, twenty feet head, with reh creek hottoms. "
0ny hnprovaments, cabin whiAbnut dfteenl aeres a
cleared The wood ON tie land, II cut and hauled 10
the railroad will pay for tho land lAa3u
For terms and other particulars, apply 10 j, H.
Price, or W. V. Marquis, beheiontaine, o. Ia2idaw2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

Il "a the unseen hand o the proyidonlfnfher reaching
to1h from the grave aud aiil noufshng his oiisag,
ena keeping together the family BY rt the lSIlhhrl
''lo luve H rnl NsH fniI
.ltf 900. .'tW .His Ha a.7e
rn~ 4i d.atr aH H urr ffu
ea Uaa.a i.a.p rarH
HaH-a., ssH.U t
I..Efiss
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DAYTON WESTERN TURNPIKE ROAD

ia i lON WE EolEhN lOhNflhE ROAD
itNHk atoekh0dera IN said road are hereby notified
II tthata dividend OF iiity cents per share Will b,
paid 90 them " the Second National Bhar IN Dayton,
o1 saturday March ath, 1865, and nc my office thtfe-
after. fellows v. U. SHlYELEYi Treasurer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-25

NM ANT HD-ithirfageM oods,yorhh hien amt Black
w smiths wanted, Piece wors given to Bod,
Makers. Apply W w, W.Phithps Old stand. 81
feiediw u JLANGDoNS S BRO.
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STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTH TO THE AGED

. ~ ii'i4 "ii+s N
YOUTH TO THE AGED
ysVurg ppp,,,.,,,.,,,
: ato & M, !, ~ llls II unequaied az lteluven
- gt.N'" N"stoItr ol wasted "rlnert tunotlpna,
n.F v FEe4 thoihlh he certain 40 make the niekrene
it W A2!i, lhAS,lueh ~ li VIII r nj ~ Them
y, i ' y, o''i,t hhu IN strength aud enable them
IN INV " "i',n llv ays OF th' pristine 10Y; IL
t,goI,}} ut Nlinh4tneh, aud " really an
been fetiue,I M y \, .1l's,,'{ , ~ @ase @ Nllo naye
x ,siplor,nne, "r ordinary eickne.s NJ matter what
this sdperb Preparation wn nrenov tho enactat once
ana iofever
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McntcaI.

FINHE combination Of ingredlt tntsln these PIllsare
Il the result Of long and EXTENSIVE practice They
mild IN ther operation, and certain in ccrrecting
all Irregularities, Iainin Menstruations, removing
all Qbstru. tons, whether from cold or otherwise,
Headache, Pain IN the side, Papthton Of the Heart,
Whites, all NeryOus Affections, Mysteries, Fatigue,
Pain in the Back aud limbs, 6c, Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption Of nature
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills

Are themost etleotual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Female,, 20 all classes they
are invaluable, inducing, gh cofdity peroiica yeJi-
idTW. They are known 10 thousands, who have usr d
them at different umos throughout the country. HAY
chp,s IN America.
E4ptcit directions, StGtng pheu HG SbOuiBo BGused
ing from iny to sixty Pms. Nh'
Pills sent bu raa, promptly by remitIing 10 the Pro
prel0r Sold by Druggists generally.
HUrOHINGS a HILIYER,
sa Propretors, 81 Cedar street, New York
Benton DunhRm Cleveland, And John D Psfk
cincinnati, wholesale agents. Sold in Dayton by
Druggists le2ldly
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PIILS

Are no only Medicine hat MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied on topnNnv wears, or can rely
on now, BEIPARE or IhITATTONS3 These Pills
torn the Finest Preparation ersr put f0iord ip3h IN
MEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCRSS. DON'T
BE bkdhlkEDs. Take thus adyertisement TO- your
hrugg e and tHll HIM that you rqnt fAe BES3sGad
HOST FDLfABLE FFNiLE MEDICINE IN dHR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08
SAN FRANCISCO DlsPATCH.n
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
InHolvent-Bribery Burglary Fire
-EarthQuake-PFiC Of Passage.
SAN Francisco. March So Pm.

SAN Francisco. March 8-2P.M.
A. Searles, carriage manufacturer, has
applied for a discharge from his debts.
Liabilities, about $4,000; assets, nil.
Supervisor Cummings pleaded not gull
ty to charge of bribery this morning.
All Tong was convicted Of burglary.
The match factory of Jessup & Co., on
l4th street, was destroyed by fire last
night.
We were visited by severe earthquake
at daylight this morning.
Passage East on the 18th inst.,-Gold-
en- City, first cabin, Sis; second cabin,
$40; steerage, $40; America, first cabin,
800; second cabin, $50; steerage, $50.
S. H. Henry, this morning, paid into
Court the money he was charged with
embezzling, and the complaint dismissed.
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Crown Point, 81 500; Lady Bryan, $l2
@l2 so; Burning Moscow, $55@54 !;
Gould & Curry. Sl,79O@l, $50; Sierra
Nevada, $1,000; Chollar, $56O@55O I;
Overman. $3.50; North American and
Sam 49, 5000; Yellow Jacket $2,475
@2,44O; Buckeye, $40; Belcher, 81. 800;
San Cruz Petroleum, S.; Justis, 800 !;
Blue Ledge, 81 l2t; Uncle Sam, $40 !;
Savage, $l,775@l,8lO; Ophir, $375@3SO;
Imperial, $3.50; Daney, 500; Pride OF the
West, 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08
FRIGHTENING UP.

The good time" which has been so
long coming, and for which our people
have been so anxiously waiting, seems to
be at hand. \ considerable number of
companies, whose faith in their claims has
never tagged, have only been awaiting
the coming OF Spring to resume their
labors, and the present favorable aspect OF
the weather has encouraged them to COM
mence their preparations. Another strong
impetus has been given to many idle
claims, by the recent sudden advance Of
Yellow jacket and Crown Point stock.
Every company in the vicinity or on the
range of these claims is stirred with new
hope, and will drive its work with renewed
courage. \ very considerable number of
companies have recommended operations
within few days; and although we
neither expect nor desire to see revival
of the wildcat tirOrs of last spring, we
look for brisk and healthy increase Of
business upon the whole line of the Gold
Hill District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08

about twenty thousand. Forrest, since
his assumption of the command of the
Department of East Louisiana, Mississippi
and Alabama, has been making radical
changes in his force-dismounting con-
siderable portion of his irregular cavalry.
He evidently designs abandoning West
Mississippi, and attempting to hold only
the country between the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad and the eastern boundary Of
Alabama. ...-...... .-
,mOras by mnxfmiliRn-R Richmond
Papers whistling TO keep their
Courage Up.
Carlo, March 4.-The New Orleans
Times of February 25th, says it is reported
that the expulsion of the American Consul
from Matamoras appears to be confirmed
by his arrival at the Southwest Pass. The
latest news from Matamoras is that the
American flag was hauled down by some
unknown party. The Times is informed
that the assigned reason for MAMMALIAN
delivering his passports to our Consul at
Matamoras, was the non-recognition OF
the French and Austrian authorities in
Mexico by our Government. The Times
Bagdad (0 correspondent says it Is re-
ported that Generals Caravajal and Cor
tinas, are marching on MatamoraS, where
Mejia, with 1000 Imperial troops, awaits
their attack.
The Richmond Enquirer of the Sd says
Sherman and Grant can be beaten in de-
tail, and the independence of the ConteG :
eracy be secured. Governor Vance is no :
actively at work. it says, in rallying t!
people and organizing them to reslsf.
Grant has stripped every section OF IT,
country, and in Western Virginia he has
not men enough to protect his Generals
while sleeping.
Richmond papers are confident in the
belief that Grant will move the moment
the ground is sufficiently hard to permit
him to do so. They say that he has every
thing ready for an advance.
Our (FederaD forces are kept watching
nightly for Semmes on the James, while
the rebels are kept active watching for de-
sertcrs from their lines.
Surprise Of N Small Union Force
Arrival of Released Prisoners at
EYiImin gtOm-Conspiracy 10 Entrap
sheridan.
New York, March Ga portion of the
New York Twelfth Cavalry and one COM
pany of the First North Carolina Mounted,
were lately surprised and captured by a
company of rebel soldiers, near Green
vile, North Carolina, who then dashed
into town and destroyed commissary
stores and captured other prisoners.
The Tf-ibme'S Wilmington correspond
ent announces the arrival there of 500 ex-
changed Union prisoners, sick. starved,
emaciatad and naked.
New YoRK, March 6.-The Herala'S
Winchester correspondent of the Sd says :
A few days ago, three Winchester families,
Sherrard, Lee and Burnell, were sent out
of our lines on a charge of disloyalty. 1t
is said that they conspired together to get
up social ball to which Sheridan was
to be an invited guest; that during its
progress a detachment of Mosebys gang
was to seize the General, take him captive
and convey him to Richmond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08
OPENING A MINE.

There are more WAYS than one to open q
mine-bet yer life! One of the new ways
of performing that particular thing hap
pened in Gold Hil yesterday; and not
wishing to enter into long detail as to
the modus opTandi, we will briefly state
that heavy Stockholder in mine here,
known as the Beginning" having be-
come tired of seeing the hoisting-wor&s
lying idle, when almost all the other mines
were busy-concluded to set the ball i'll
motion in the Beginning" But the
hoisting-works were all under lock and
key; and the party having possession of
the keys was adverse to fring-up. But,
"where there is q will, there is way"
thought the stakeholder and straightway
he went unto the man OF keys, and posses
sion thereof he demanded. But the man
of KEYS did MT see it in that light" and
of course refused. Well" quoth the
determined Bob, 1" if can't have the keys,
you keep EN- and will show you a new
way to open a mine" So the infuriate
stockholder very deliberately hit the locks,
hinges and doors of the establishment a
few well directed blows with heavy
weapon; and, presto! the mine opened in
stanter-even as the water sushed from
the rock which Moses smote with his rod.
Bob had the engine fired up in short
order, and before the hour of high
twelve" we saw steam putting from the
hoistins-works OF the " Beginning which
was refreshing to behold, after its appar-
ent slumbers, for 10 these many moons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08
" oUR.,n DISPATCHES.

The Enterprise, otherwise known as the
hummer Quarto," makes q grand -four
ish Of display headings over the capture
of Early, and commences its editorial re-
marks as follows:
"In 'ow' dispatches to-day, Sheridan
energies from the comparatively inactivity
and obscurity in which be has so long repos-
ed, and strikes characteristic blow"
Inasmuch as Sheridan had emerged !"
upon the gaze of the people of Virginia
City, through the columns OF the GOLD
HILL News, some fourteen hours before
the Enterprise made its appearance, the
characteristic 6IOW" Of the hummer
did mt startle anybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08
THE NEWS.

Our dispatches to-day, give no later
news from Sheridan. He is probably
rushing on to Lynchburg.
Sherman had turned Johnston's flank
ten days ago, and was between him and
Wilmington; Sherman being within SIN
miles of that place, and nothing could
prevent his junction with Schoheld.
Florence, S. c.. is occupied by our
troops.
At Wilmington, The same easerneSS to
accept the National government, and pro-
lection, was exhibited, as at Savannah and
other captured cities.
The destruction of the Chickamauga is
confirmed.
McCullough's appointment to the Trea-
sury Department is confirmed by the Sem
ate, and Hanlan of Iowa, will take the
Department of the Interior.
An intended assassination of President
Lincoln had been frustrated, and the
woulG-be assassin arrested.
There is another rumor of q rebel ram
at the West Indies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08

The YOSEMITE VALLEY AND THE " BIG
TREES" EcIIPsRD.-Prof. Whitney par
ty of geological explorers in this State,
SAYS the Cal, have found. during the past
year, even more wonderful regions tor
mountains and rock scenery, than the IA
nous Yosemite. and grove of bigger trees
than those of Calaveras, which have here
tofore been the pride of California TOR
natural wonders and curiosities' and the
great object of interest to all travellers to
the Pacific States. These newest and
rarest wonders lie farther south, in Iulare
county. They include mounts lo,oOo feet
high-the highest in the limits OF the Uni
ted States territory. and higher than the
King of the Alps, Mount Blanc also, per-
pendicular wall of rock $500 feet high, or
twice as high as those that give such
grandeur and fame to the Yosemite Val
ley; and grove of big trees, bigger than
those into whose hollow trunks three
horsemen ride abreast, and on whose
ssumps visitors hold mass meetings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08

CRUEL DIsAPPoINTMENT.-O Monday
afternoon. Billy Wilson's stage drove past
our office five minutes before We went to
press, and as a consequence. our Carson
package was delayed one stage. Old
Lewis, of the Post, was sold, by waggish
printer, with story of "strike " in this
Office, and came out exultingly next morn
ing with the ae,cs of our decease. " The
wish was father to the thought" and the
appearance of the News on the next stage,
was a cruel disappointment to the malici-
Gus Ishmaelite. The hands il this Office
never strike" They are always paid
full Union wages every Saturday night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-08

ORIGINAL HAwKEYE.- This Company,
which has persevered with its. work
through all the lare long period Of de-
preston, has been rewarded by striking a
ledge of excellent pay rock; and the
stockholders begin to breathe freely. An
erroneous announcement of delinquent
sale to take place yesterday, caused quite
a rush TO the Office of the Secretary. The
location of the Original Hawkeye renders
its value matter of almost absolute GER
tainty, and we expect to find it soon rank
ing among our paying claims.