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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 BLACKSMITH SHOP TO LET. 30. 500
= hNe'ts too and fsnrs f.rs.c Nti nc -rld
:. g ,N'ritec u apF 81 tor soon Ao one wear su,.
'it'n,e Saated Immediately. AipN "a NO. los Leroy
sutr' -.
ENR SALE-THE STOCk ASu FIXTURES
lurrh. g,'
For SALE IN BROOKLYN->ToCE tSD
t,tu'os c' tea ccrc", srusc... .lI r., ...t.a,s.
sto.e, -cu hrci up. Wi ne -1li cheap the owner
- gthft .ufuy-e Co a,t,ud o.. f.yI..c ave. let
iNdioid 49, and sQcuc'i o.. Et0' low. a,u
EOE SALF-A BLACKSMITH SHOP, Now
don .oul hu.iuc.s. Sold ou account OF .uiug
into other .usilesa. Would fuit ,uyI lu-rpthref.
iniui. " ! bhBE\ OlsE ueaf the kclurynv Oil
No-ks. Ncsfnu . 4, l.. |. ly~
NOR SALl--5 YEARS LEASE ANp tIN-
A tu.es OF corner liquor store up t.,.u. lns rent
VIII s,ll reasonable for clsb. ApIly lUuCd ATE, nt
cor S"th p. aud ith ave.
THE STOCK AND tIN1t RES or A Il
Il quot storr Tor sale. App htgG jaime. 1t. -
'TO PRINTERS AND PURl lSHERS-
salc ,lchsnee for othcr prur- tty, a complete
pinting Office In North eartCm Ohio. cumpr1lus
Rusgles Job picss Washington newspaper hand
prutinr sAiro sired wocklv plIsr, about casc. q
lob DTv, together with inkN hng0eiur ston, A. and.
In sh0r', everything necesHnry tors clmpl,te
rHI'r and job printing Of,c" II h lo-Atci VA cent
fu Taiusd point, ami can he removed to desired
ocality At Ltfing c1pensc. VIA De sold one iri
the nrtuRi vdluc fht cAsh, viii H. exchanged inr
other pfoJ.rty. speudid opportunity for priut.r
lusncss lor himself. Addr.a !. H., box gvu sun
Office Uuu
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A GENTLEMAN HNvhG JUST ARRIVED

\ GENTLEMAN HhNISG JUST ARRIVED
IN sew orr tom tho trgli,h am. ooprp INN.
rru ilr usT- -ulstutc tur 1900 To- be- paid down
nE~n riihout auF deduction. lie can instuiCt Ia
uli., lrth iu the infantry aud artuL > Aut Il wul
ny ~ Miht1r, die pinr. Address - ~ 7. loN 9Ui,
sun o'h,c. Tie lay iti
\ NAVY CARD-SEAMFS ORDINARY
h'el'rcn. si and ~ cll- iIrncu, con pN-sstp and
ianistncu wanted for the = navy, to-day. bounty
t'oV. pnc lCar volunteers st5u. Oro yohr ruh-t.-
tut't Nuntel. Apply oG4lN nc A'ruy A.h navy Ron
devious, lsI it'vciy. rfNBj RI co. 80
4 BOUNTY OF 500 WILL BEFAID To
= substitute for year Apply lc-
tween and Il this day st6 Wall IT, let <ory. roar
oncc. o;
The sun., 1865-04-08

A BAKERY To LET, WITH a coon Oyeu
a and bake houso, rhOs and IuoIns Inquire ~
Elizabeth ~. -
The sun., 1865-04-08
THE PROVOST MARSuALs TO RE

"kll'r Hl SI"
Important Action Of 'hr touuty tJismlttco nn
\nuuucriug.
A. a mcctip Of u,c County Committee Nolun-
tccrinr. held tis 1V tFudAyl, April I, tho follow ng
communication via prc-cnted
Nvu ynY. Ayru so.
The sun., 1865-04-08
WANTED.

A SMART ACTIVE BOY WANTEn-
"a ~ if1i' store, u, 81 sixth ave. bs,v cen -,tu
a. t,'1 rs. IaVi rC nee tc ,ulItd. Appv this
eay ur to.iI,rio SUNDAY, lctote Il O'Clock 4. 81.
Z YONG MAN WANTED TO OPEN
cysta-s nison 10y 20 l,aru,lt CAELlNG's Uyrer
Lolu' o-l. 3rd ave.
A WET NURSE CAN HEAR OF A GCO0
~ s.tula lv hpr. i.r % c l.iur-iu A'y..r-, IS
Marion e., beween tue hour u ~ aud '.locE TO-
A PLUMrER OR A Boy THiT Has
"A scryei Two or q - s.arr n tGa uuf.s'' &C..
..fy .ne cpnfcd .".l. 'ofccl ''a .L. 2!
~ ERRANp 10y WANItD Al IL
n 9Th ave, Hnt or %
A FIRST CLASS TDIS>NAkfB WAN
.thti. NoIc u,h' 80 uryI ,.pl A. 90, ". .4'utf rJ
A FEW GOOl BRANCHES WANTED
u Icst tw-',. 90 Co. ats h.-ds. lone she. u ol
sppy, igG let a.', is. ..o-. ;d
POY WANTED II \ WHOLESALE Stof..
- Addres. IN nandvlifint. siam tallr fc.uI.eI.
se and residence. Add'oea =. N.,lot 30 D o'-
POY WANTED TO LEAR THr THINh
~ trsds, e - Eighth ave. VI 'nE" SO. ~
pOY WANTED N 4 BARBER SIOf. At
- lNl CAAmtefs 81 Girsrd io0ec. ?"
street 1
RAKERS-A HAND TO HELP or BREAD,
- must be steady and board ouI. Appy At 80, a
ave, cor. I tn st.
RAKER WANTED-TO co To POuGH-
okoep-ie; steady work and good wa;es slyon. Apyly
o Bakers shop No. 10 Siuth ave. YNl
CONFECTlONER WANTED WHO IN
~ lef'tAnds ion -ork, loJse dfogs, &c. Inquire No.
s5l II. galway. %
CARRIAGE SMITH wANTED-A FIRST
Y
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AMUsENIENTs. a
R AKNUM,s ANERICAN MrsEUM.

X n N u - AiERlCAN MUSEUh NJ.
AFTERNOON AT .. EVENING AT ~.
MAHIMMA CT MADRID,
or, TlIt Man, SrIElT AND MORTAL.
rpl'udid sconcp, Costumes aud Music,
Great Dancing 6uaIr. ............ .1ONi DENIEk
hOkNlNG 40 A. .pINtH anu II bN.
Wat hsurc, taken nom life, o the Rebel lnr"ndiary
GIu ~
ROIFPT G. KTNNTDI.
, Prof HlrtulNGS-Ihc llrhtnnv Calculator
= GlAN i~S aud GIANT 10y. FAT WOMAN.
WOOlKOFEIN BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOW ERA
B TN haS SIEAA INs,lNES In motion.
'iHns-ian t,irl, 'vUrt Ai0,no llus, Living Ctters
ttani Afutrl- hruA'tIlu. million curiurites.
Admission zoe cents. Children ur fH1 10 uouts. iiq
GRAND NAllOhAL ron rR., IIrFOS AM
kHitilI snow, Ag.l .Atn, s5uU fkEHll MS
Send for circular.
THE INrPOTHFATROE - HAVE YOU
fEIN no IlIE ClEtl-y
l,th street, opPoE 10 uc Academy Of Muic,
"a sI', ID!
hatiners evofy 4" duesiay ami alturda,. -
The sun., 1865-04-08

A WET NURSE CAN HEAR OF A GCOi
n stuld u lv tpr, i.t % Nc isiur-lu A'y..r7, e.
Marion p, between tue hour. u ~ aud o ..l,cE so
day. ..t
The sun., 1865-04-08

MEN WISHING TO ENLIST IN TIE
A'i HANCOCK CORpS
eau hhd nu ofcct o' that organization recruiting
hir Company
No. sid BfoadN .y, room No. O.
n'uht' iot on" year ........... $40.
bounty Tor three wears ............... 1 800 lTg
The sun., 1865-04-08
FAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO DE-

Il AMIITIN VN TMTIVI Ems " no UT-
.ire anv service. except housewoTk. which can le
performed by women, invited 20 seri notice nf
Neir wlnts 10 the Office Of the Working MOmCu's
Protective nion, No. ~ Chambers - and thus benz
eht a large number OF worthy and industrious women,
many of whom soldiers' relatives, who need en-
ploy ment TO support themselves and dependent fAni
lice. There are many ocCssonA services in Almost
svery family such the making repairs Of
rot< and ehildrens clothes which would be thanks-
inly ancoptci though thev give employment iot tut
Q slnEle hour. 4iI
The sun., 1865-04-08
Slly.gTAR 4.

HNF YkAR SUB.TTUTES AND THREE
~ ,raI' volunteer, vartSI Tho very hiehns
toun rlla. Arpy u hickman e..
81 BSTtn-1Eo. SUBSTITUTES, SUBSTl.
tounty tb,' dsy, At 81. hoslsA,, roois Is Can
crrly and .a;st, .ur,',,-. -
SyEVINtIFEru WAup-CTlzENS' RE-
- CE 'rlNG CgMNlIlEE. ~
IIr-5ruar..r.. ~t'uiVn ilnuse. 30 l1verv v olun.
t,'.t sant,I-rl.c hishc.t tolnue- yud iGr /, and
3. oA. m"u An O., 10 Egm'"i r1d ty w !, mIa 80.
toe Ntu,m., s.Ntus l.. hapd ''co. ,anlneld, f.ier
VOLUNTEERS wANTEp.--
l"od i.mt '.''..' '..'..'''. ~ ~
.n Wapi iiani Worce ...... Cnsh.
4Iu tu.ru.r.cut ltounD Nv in-Hlnen's
io'N 5000 'Hi b., Ia,4 90 a ic,'uit lltsoHbHe 'h'
or g., s'.l,.a1 morev To The gcr,on brinsins him.
Ec,7uun. ',out tot tue gth Ward
c& l.I Iacv,uth r., o,r. 9th Avenue.
VOLUNTEERS AND SrBSTlTUTEs WILL
i,c,,.c tue ,s'ecst touuu,s uon luiLLllS o.
CO. lbi B'o,4Wh. ~
\NTANTtll-TWO : SUBSTITUTES THIS
w moTn,as loehsa''' ''-0 touov paid e '1'
\\IANTED-2 ONE-lEAR St'BSTITUTES.
w AIry JACOB tlNks, SO Scsstk a. block
frum the terry. 2S
IN STOUT BOYS wANTtD To VIOLIN
Otc.t for year TO fll scy JgS,,msn!. men, boGnv-
s4"0 Also substitutes ~sh'"d' Nv Ann 't. 2"
1000 Uh, and ,cIcl sGES or iyc.r Nc. c'.ey Io
msuts Apply TO Capt. BAKEt, Al banners Hn,ol.
cor Third and Hudson ',N lio's'tcn. q"
500 ALL DOWN, TO ONE YEAR
~ w substitutes. We want this day. Ihey
mus, he rocl men. We slso -ant men n toin tho
Lnsineor Corr, Ihs Is good chance for men ~ho
touuty before Nountooriug .trpr. s,amen and are
men wanted tor the navy Al-i good hOys vsnted ior
10 Il Nassau 81 NON >. It's
500 FOR one YEAR SUBSTITUTES.
- Wv ani s55l for QUO year volunieor., cash in
hand. Onics iip Cedar st. -
| SZOO WANTED THIS DAY, ONE
seven hundred ali cAh in hand. Noor 6u, GOOD men
S,Sd ,co ppPy rS te' morning. at ii' NA''sq '-
| 81 7hD CASH IN HAND FOR 1 YEAR
- OU,urtttaies. None hut sood men wanted.
rer I. over and while ErecnsscI' are pon'y5 Can
| SQnO-HOME SKKvICE-GOOD MEN
<JOO wanted for Provost duty. only reiahl.
Gs eSeq ahsy hasTs TO a sS S,gt oor Ys
5000 BOUNTY-MARlSE CORPS-ls
| ecoo Bo~ery, up Stair. 3A
$1,000 BOUNTY FOR SUBSTITUTES
| OOO or volunteer. Eunncr nborslIy dssv
win; Relief given 70 families. Drafted men turn
Of Boyey and Canal sv, undor Citizens Bens.
Al f7h CASH EACH For SUBSTL
| ~ - ~ tutos; bS92 ioE one ear tutetttutes
S6op for one year volunteers 1hs Is csh down after
passing the doctor. No bro.ors or runners need sp
ply. Call esry, at Is Fulton IT. cor told st, \. fiA
0IEDn CASH FOR TWO ONE YEAF
| lOOo Substitutes, OF 5000 for three yeaIs 70,
my friend and myself. No broker. need spply. Car
on The In. ofhco 36N Broome II. u. =. HORNY Ssi
| GlQhD CASH FOR 2 ONE-YFAR SUB
| ~ '1O stitutCs, sCa2 for onu.yoAr volunteers
| HiRhcHt cash lount iof scamcn, hrcmen and lands
men. HALL GO, GO Fulton si, New ion. 90
ca O0O CASH ON HAND To PAY
| ls y'-rs Old. S2hO hand money paid TO any T"r~nD
bringing recruit ~ my office, iN Now Chamber, ~.
| up stairs. GhLLIGAR GlLLLS I2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

REyuKED.-The Ala comes out with q
statement that San Francisco has one half
of the taxable property Of California
within its limits and pays half the taxes
of that State, and argues that for these
reasons she should be allowed to elect
more members of the Legislature. The
Call answers that paper in the following
style:
"lt, as the Alto asserts, the property Of
the country has decreased, and that OF the
CITY increased, until that Of the latter
EQUALS the former, it is a sure sign that
the country, from which the city must
derive its main support, is falling into
poverty and decay, and that, rs a natural
consequence, the fortunes Of the city must
follow those Of the country. Nero fddled
while Rome burned; and while the State
of California is wasting away and drifting
toward commercial ruin, the intelligent
and far-seeing organ Of the merchants
and fnancicrs of its metropolis devotes its
Herculean energies to the task Of grasping
another office or two for San Francisco"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

HoRRlBLE.-The Gold Hill News ac-
cuses US of contemplating high treason
against the Gov, and says we are no
doubt "instigated by the devil" Well,
if we must own up, then we must. that 5
all. Old Lynch did put US up to it,
Carson appeal.
Thank you, Mr.. Appeal we amt exact
ly " the cheese" you refer to-(no allu-
sion to Major Hale's baby.) Old Satan
and US never hit it very well, as can be
seen BY our columns every afternoon ;
and if you have the " old Harry" in you.
why, go and kill old Snarieyo~. That
would make a rich item from Carson.
You can End him at the Brewery"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

SENATORIAL CONTEST IN CALIFORNIA
TO a man up a tree" says the Oregon
Statesman, the contest in California ap-
pears like a tempest in the teapot" 1t
is a good thing to have able statesmen at
hand, out of which TO manufacture United
States Senators; but it appears to US here
in "Webfoot" that the California states
men are interesting themselves more in
this question than the California people.
II we had a vote on this question, we
would cast it for Mr.. Cole, the late n. c.
from the Southern District. Mr.. Cole is
q modest man, which is one evidence of
his worth, and as q N. c. he testified his
devotion to his constituency by working
faithfully for their interests. and for the
interests Of the whole Pacific coast; and,
as q Union man, his reputation is above
suspicion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

GRANT AND SHERMAN TOGETHER AT
CHIcAeo.-The following is an account Of
the reception Of General Grant at Chicago
on the 10th: .....
A vast throng of citizens, numbering
several thousand, assembled at the depot
of Michigan Southern Railroad this morn
ing, to welcome the arrival of General
Grant. At half-past II the train drew
near the depot when a salute Of fifteen
guns was fred, and the band struck up a
lively air. The moment General Grant
alighted from the train, the rush to catch
q sight of him was very great, the densely
packed tbrong breaking forth into the
most vociferous cheering.
The General was received BY the Mayor,
the members OF the Common Council and
the Twenty-fourth Ohio Battery, by
whom he was escorted to Union Hall, in
the Fair building. Arriving there, he
was met by a body Of young ladies from
the floral department, who showered bou-
quets Of flowers upon him. General
Hooker, in a speech, introduced General
GThQL 10 Tue dSsculUlcN ou0iSllSCs Al
Spouse General Grant excused himself
from speaking, and introduced Governor
Yates, who made a brief speech.
General Sherman was then called upon.
In response General Sherman replied
" that he could not be induced to comply
with the request that he would always
cheerfully back up and obey his beloved
Commander.in in Chief, and he was sure
General Grant would not order him to
make q speech" Cries of "Order him to
make a speech, General" broke from al
parts of the building. General Grant
quietly, with that self-possession that SO
eminently marks him, replied with a
smile, ~ never order a soldier to do any
thing which I cannot do myself" The
effect was electrical. The building trem-
bled with the applause that this admirable
answer invoked. Generals Grant and
Sherman then repaired to the fremont
House, where General Grant held a recep-
ton of an hours duration, after which he
spent the greater part Of the afternoon
with General Sherman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

THE following impressive thought is taken
from one Of the recent %utterances Of Rev. DR..
Bushnell, Of Hartford, Connecticut. He is
speaking Of the majesty and strength Of our
Government: " We did not know how strong
it yas before. Nobody had any conception
Of the immense strain it could bear. How
bright :isHhe future now Of such a Govern
mcnt and Nation! Hallowed by so many
battle.felds, and these by the tribute Of so
many histories, and sung by so many songs
of the great poets Of the future, how dear,
and sacred and glorious it will be! And God
be thanked it was our privilege to live in this
great day Of crisis, this always to be called
heroic age Of the Republic"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

WoRNs on III CARsoS.-Worms are
giving the ranchmen on the Carson some
trouble.-ErterPriss.
Sorry to hear it. (Bus amt 1t queer
that they only trouble" the men They
surely have women and children on their
ranches.) Sherman's worm lozenges, or
DR.. Jayne's vermifuges are said to be a
good remedy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

SAN Francisco, July l7-2 P. NJ.
Nc local news of importance.
Forenoon Stock sales.
Confidence, $3.50.
Savage, $l,4l5@l,375.
Chollar, $395@3s5. r....
Yellow Jacket, $l,070@l,1l0.
Belcher, $s20@S35.
Imperial, 2S6@230.
Uncle Sam, SS05@295.
Potod, S375@3s0.
Overman, 1924.
Burning Moscow, $50.
Ophir, $485.
North American, $S71@S9.
Lady Bryan, $63@7.
GREESBAcKs, 734c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

The sword presented to General Butler
by the Norfolk negroes has on the scab-
bard the letter B in blue enamel, set with
thirteen diamonds, and engraved on the
hilt is a spirited battle scene representing
a surging mass of infantry charging O fort,
with the General and staff in the FORE
ground directing the attack. There is no
inscription below the picture, which seems
equally inapplicable to Big Bethel and
Fort Fisher. Sword, scabbard and box
cost $3.50, and q committee of three col
ored men are to bring them to Lowell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

GEN. HALLEcK was expected to arrive
in Washington about the 26sh Of June, to
prepare for leaving for his new command
tho Department Of the Pacific. So we
learn from late Eastern correspondence.
General Mcdowell will no. retain COM
msnd on this coast. So says the San
Francisco Examiner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

The Virginia Emigration and Land
Company has just been started in Rich
mond, with Governor Pierpons as Presi-
dent. Its object is to open up Virginia
to Yankee immigration. They will make
more of the Old Dominion within the
next twenty-five years than their prede-
eessors have accomplished for two hun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

Prosperous Our Virginia cotempo-
ries, the Union and the Enterprise, are evil
IDENTIFY in a thriving and a prosperous con-
dition-:f we can judge by the splendid
Sunday papers which they issued yestcr-
day. They are truly a credit to the city
they represent, and merit all the patronage
q generous public can bestow upon them.
Long may they wave! When te get rich,
we shall do likewise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

TIVE duty Of every true lover OF the country
10 plain and legible. Democrats have ever
stood BY the Constitution. so they have
naught to fears. F. Examiner.
Yea, verify But your kind Of "true low
ers" have not followed the right path for the
las. four years; and a pretty mess you have
made Of it. For particulars, look at the
South. 1t is all bosh about the Democrats
standing by the Constitution! That inssru-
mens would have gone to the devil long ago,
il its support had depended upon the "dem-
~ocrats" for the last four years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

PREPARING FOR HIS RETuRN.-The EN-
peror Of Austria is said to be trying to coax
Macmillan to return to his Dukedom, BY
offering to reinstate him in all his rights II
he will only give up his foolish flibustering
expedition to Mexico. Max. had better ac-
cspt the EupssoE's offer and 20 hons. whsss
b. hOlepED, "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

SINGULAR FREAK OF INsANITY.-Mr.
Frederick Grier, . citizen Of Richland Town
ship, Bucks County, Pa, from some unknown
cause, lost his reason and became insane.
He imagined his stomach had wasted away,
and no persuasion would induce him to eat
anything. He lived twenty-five days without
until about thirty.six hours before his death,
when be slipped lttls water. 10 died on
~ S7tA H'ksy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

The California Central Railway has
been graded from Lincoln to q point
within four miles Of Marysville. The
ground here has become so thoroughly
baked by the rays of the summer sun, as
to preclude the possibility Of pulverizing
it for grading until the fall rains set in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

AMONG Mr.. L%incoln's papers has been
found a package of letters, marked in his
own hand writing, Assassination Let
ters." While many Of them threatened
his life, others warned him Of plots to take
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

BEN. BUrIER.-This indefatigable and IT.
reprcssible parsonage is an applicant for the
successorship to Lyon Of tyonsdale," a.
Governor Of idaho. His friends, in case he
fails Of obtaining this position, will urge his
appointment as military Governor Of South
Harol;o,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

The hoof.and-ho Democratic popula-
ton about yisalia are in a bad way and
talk Of leaving the country, having heard
that "the niggers are to be elevated onto a
level wild them" One old rusty Butter
nut has taken into his head that an i'm
mense African is about to roll up the
white Of his eyes at his daughter, and he
is going to LAY for him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17
SACRAMENTO

Telegraph Limo in Working Order
No Dispatches yet for Publication.
SACRAMENTO, July l7-2 P. NJ.
The Overland Telegraph line was re-
ported to be in working order last evening"
and we were promised some Eastern news
by midnight. At one o'clock this morn
ing it was stated that no dispatches could
be received in time for publication.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

SENATOR SrEwARr.-The Sacramento
Union says: This gentleman arrived in
Austin (Nev.), July Sd, on his way to
Nevada" We would like to know what
Nevada. we consider oursveles in about
the center Of Nevada, and if the Senator
was hunting hat indefinite country he
might have stopped here.-Reese River
RereiRs.
As we saw the distinguished Senator in
Virginia city on Saturday last, he evil
IDENTIFY did not stop long in the "ou
souirts" of Nevada. He came into the
settlements. The centre" Of q country
is recognized in the West where you find
the people. the business, and the money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

The London Daily Mstrs proposes that
we pay the Confederate cotton debt, con-
trac,ed in Europe by Jefferson Davis s
Co., and that we do this as ian act Of
Justice to neutrals ="
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

AFRENcHMAN cannot pronounce ship
The word sounds sheep in his mouth.
Seeing an iron-clad, he said to a boy,
.Ish dish q war Sheep No. answered
the hoy. .it's ram.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

The following is said to be aportion Of
the suppressed testimony in the trial Of
the assassins:
Judge Holt-Mr. Murphy, were you
at Ford's Theater on the night Of the
assassination: MI. Murphy was, in
deed, your honor. Judge Holt-Did you
see J. Wilkes Booth jump from the box
after shooting the President: Mr.. Murphy
Bad cess to him, I did, your honor.
Judge Holt-Did you hear what he said,
and If so. what was it? Mr.. Murphy
heard what he said very well, your honor
and all he said was: I'm sick; send to'
Meginni,.' (Sic semper ~tyrannis.)"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

Mosr remarkable in It's effects, and most
useful in it. application, the Fragrant sozo-
DON'T has become the most popular Dentriice
in existence. IT'S used and praised BY every
body. Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

TIE President has ordered a suspension
throughout the South of the sales Of rebel
real estate for non-payment Of direct taxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

No MAIL-The stages from the east
brought no mail yesterday nor to-day.
The romantic red man" has taken to
cultivating letters.-Rssss River RsusiM
of Efiaau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17
YREKA DISPATCH.

Arrival Of Colfax aud Party-More
Indian Murders in Surprise VAL
ley.
YRRKA, July l6, 1865.
Colfax and party arrived yesterday
evening.
A letter has reached here stating that
the Indians killed two men at Surprise
Valley, cutting up their bodies and hang
ing the pieces around on the bushes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

TIE evidence already taken in the assas-
~sina,ion trial is said to cover four thou
sand pages Of cap paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

A NEW sensational cafe chdntant singer
has appeared in PARIS; no less a person
than q Countess. Her famous song Is:
~ have shrashed my husband"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

WHY is the running Of a fox like the
careful perusal Of a books Because Il
goes from cover to cover. G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17
PHILIP
GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
Monday EveninS,.......July 17,1S65.

AssEssMENTs.-The mines of Nevada
have within sixteen days called for the
following assessments. A good deal Of
the stocks are held at the East:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17

HAvno got tired bucking at Uncle Sam
.ho ,sSsl ssms hSys Ssplsd u tasss asErs'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17
Died.

Margaret Spargo. a native Of Kings county,
ireland, leaving an infant II days old.
1.-THE funeral will take place tomorrow at two
O'Clock P. NJ, from the Church Of tine Immsculass
Conception, on the Divide. All friends nro in.
vited TO attend.