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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-12
TRE FOLLOWING

VENH &C FOLLOWING is a Iist of unredesmed
pieces, tracts or lots Of land situate in the county
of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, which were sold on
the 18th day Of May, D. 1862 for the unpaid taxes Of
1862, and the amount of taxes, charges and interest
calculated thereon to the last day of redemption e
on each parcel Now, therefore, Notice is hereby Civ
that unless such lands redeemed on or before
che 18th day of May 1865, they will be conveyed
to tie purchasers thereof
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E3@ N $50 -:
On and after Sunday, March 18th, 1865, passenger
7- trains via
MICHIGAN CENTRAL r. r.

Will leave Great Central Depot, foot of Lake St.
Chicago, at
6:3O a. M. $50 r. VI. 1000 p. M.
Sundays Excepted Saturdays Excepted Sunys Sat'ys
Excepted
Great Western and Grand Trunk Railways for Toron-
to- Montreal Ogdepsburg Buffalo, Niagara Falls Troy,
Albany, sprin gfeld, New York and Boston.
EaY- During the temporary suspension of through
travel the Mich gan Central have renovated and re-
fitted their famous coaches, and made all necessary
improvements for the comfort of through passengers
For through tickets, via the Great Central Route,
apply at Offices of connecting roads; in Chicago,
Company IS Offices, in TT emont House Block and at
Depot loot Lake Street,
II. G. WENTWORTH, z. N RICE,
Genh Western Passenger Agt, Genn Supt.
9tf
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to the pOrtmanteau of every traveller
at prevents dizziness sea-scknes either
steamers cars, and is failing preventive of
danger from change OF water and climate Do do with
mt
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Patent Hermetica ~ sealed. The most perfect Ja.
in the market simple and always reliable Full di-
rectons for preparing the ut, sealing and open ing
accompany each isr. For sale at the
UNION DRUG STORE,
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Grease. Paint. Dirt.

other Impurities from Clothing without rubbing 1t
is warranted perfectly harmless to any Fabric. It's
use will three fougths OF the rubbing in every
family washing
1t is a sure preventive and certain Tor chapped
hs nds, SAT- Rheum. &c.
1 am canvassirg KeDosha county for TIE sale of
Fsmily Township Righ to manufacture This soap
17tf II. HULL, Agent
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Has equal in the world remedial agent. There
is arution known that certain speedy
and intaIble in actIon-reeyIng and curing
We say this, positively.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CuREI

Is warranted to do all claimed it, and
i'll furnish you certificates best citizens and cler
en- to back up our statement.
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Observe Well,
The Noted Analytical Phys icia,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE,

VENHE ONLY only Physician of his kind in the
n West, bias met with he greatest success gained a
tier reputation, effected complete cures visit
ed places the longest without missing engagement
than any physician that travels has outlived them
aud become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases
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OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
AADIBoN July IS, 1865.

The publisher Of each paper in this state. will please
publish the above each week tor months
PRIOR the next general election and send his bill to this
office for payment. LUClU5 FAIkCHILD,
Sm3 SECRETARY q State.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

Will relieve distress from food, purify sour stomach
in less time than IL takes to write this line,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-12
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
Va" OF SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS
MADISON, Wis. Sept. 10Th, 1866.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, .r.
DANE COUNTY.
VENHE following described lands in Keposh, conp
n ty having been forfeited for non>payment q The
interest OF 1862 notice hereby give that the tame
of the Secretary of State at the Capitol in Madison
on the 26th day of December, 1865 said land viii he
offered at the price named opposite each ira under
the heading, " Total amount due State,D which in
cludes the principal due at the time of forfeiture the
interest on the same to July LIST, 1866 three per cent
damages and cost of advertising Said land will ha
sold subject to all unpaid taxes against the
same. 81. I8UH ~ ~
SAMUEL s9Sf2s G 8 Has41Ha Commissioners Of
WINFIELD SMITH, san Land.
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A"Fertisement of Forfeited Mortga &c d
Lands i'm KenOsha County.
SCHOOL FNUD.

SCHOOL FNUD ...
Philip j. Hooker-No. of lot-description, sv of "a
excepting IN the sw corner of sa land 90 rods Nort
a Iavern stand; town /; range 90; section (.
amount due, 5000. 90: amount Of interest, sSS.O
amount OF penalty, $500: amount of taxesE.
amount OF interest, penalty, taxes and adyertisin
which interest is due, 1865 's~iS iVi
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

rENHE coparnership heretofore existing between
u the uBdersignad, under the firm name of Sim
mons sweet, by mutual consent dissolved
the 12h day OF July, 1865. Simmons will settle all
accounts OF the late firm, and continue the mercantile
business at the old staad. X. SIMMONS,
Keuosha, Sept. 8, 1855 4wl5 SAMUEL II. SWEET.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL.
COE S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES CRAMPS AND collie PAINS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES CHI OLERA MURBUS EVERY TIME.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES INDIGESTION AS SURE AS YOU
TAKE IT.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE.
COE S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
REGULATES AND TONES THE STOMACH
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Is sovereign remedy for all diseases of the STOMACH
and BOWELS
- GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures FEVER and AGUE-let those afflicted with this
malady, try it,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures instantaneOusy-and you do not have to~wait
week to see its effect
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl .at -
To A..
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NO 10 <.

The City Bank OF Kenosha having relinqushed
business the bills issued by said Bank or now outs
standing, must be presented for payment at the Of
flee OF the Bank Comptroller at Madison within three
81 years from the date OF this notice. in default OF
which any securities remaining in the hands Of the
Comptroller, will be delivered to this association
KeDOsha, August 81, 1865.
A. CAMPBELL, o. O. OURANT
President. 2ySVol26 Cashier
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TENHE BOOKS and accounts of the subscriber WIN
IL be found at the Union Drug Store DR. Stark
weather s authorized to make settlements in my alb
sence
Those accounts not se.tledby the first Of Januarv
lection. .
Aenosha Sept ~ 1900 A. Para.
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SALE OF FORFEITED MORT
GAGGED LANDS.
c OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONER OF School AND UEIyEnsITy Lawns
MADISON, October End, 1865
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, "

COUNTY OF DANE, The fo,Iou,;,,. :,
Lands in Kenosha county having been forfeited Sy
reason OF the non-payment of interest unon 1o,nJ,
granted thereon NOTICE IS HEaEBY CI1vHN tbV ths
same VIII be offered al Public Auction, and sold to the
hgnest bidder at the office Of the Secretary of
al the capitol in Madison on the 2lst day of Deceno
per- A: 1863, unless sooner redeemed ACCORDING 70
Jaw; sala sale to commence at o'clock A. M. and
from DAY to day until all OF said lands shall
rne NIL lmum price at which such lands will he os
g,ea MN pc the amount named opposite each tract
lunder the heading " Total amount due State ny which
includes the amount of loan the interest to he at
Gay Of January, AID. 1866; three per cent damages
winch tS have been returned against such
Said lands will be sold subject to ali taxeswb ;oh
may u the time Of sale, be due thereon Other con,
ditons OF sale will be announced by the Oomnissio
ers al the opening of the sale. '''0N-
f~ LUCIUS FAIRCHILD, '' i.
ssgs SAM'L d. HASTINGS, commissioners OF
WINFIELD SMITH, s. & q. Lands.
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F S LOreit-pt or q; com on line of Dem
ing ST 16fft v Of e line sd or sec, thence on
sd line 81 412 it, 100 9-l2 #, 81 fl, beg 04S
) Benediet-Ft Or o. 1888 II 3 Of
Oflt II and on W line Chicago ct, thence " 100
it, 80 f. W line hf sd or sec, ards 1T,
Is rds 10 #, SO it, e $50 IT, 3 f. to beg. S94
Hessberg Bro--Pt e Or 6; ~ rds Of
Sc cor 1t II Il 10 rds W OF center of old Chicago
roads rds, IL rds rds IS IL rds 20 beg 3H
FOrbes-Ft ne or 81 ON u rds Of SO cor IL
IL l. Is Ia rds of cetre OF old Chicago road,
rds, W 1-2 rds, n rds, 5 Ia rds TO beg 8 IS
W Adams-Pt or s; com II g Of Sc rlt
II & q rds Of centre Of old Chicago rosd sc
rds, line hf ed or sec, n rds, to beg e35
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,OE'S DYSPEPSIA CIIRE

IsRn invaluable friend to all who weak debilitate
and in low state OF normal action.
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c Bronson-Pt NV or sec 6; at point %
chns94 ks n from line sd or sec & ID rds Z ks
W from line. thence W to land owned by Hale
/ & Bond supposed to be 90 rds II ks, thence
to corporation line, thence to point S of beg,
thence n to beg; except what may be included
In St known as Fremont Avenue
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The following is list Of unredeeined pieces tracts
of land situate in the county Of Kenosha, State
of Wisconsin, which sold on the first day Sep
ember d. 1868, for the unpaid taxes of 1862, and
the amount of taxes, charges and interest calculated
thereon to the last day of redemption due on each
parcel.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that unless
such lands redeemed before til first day of
september, A. d 1865, they will be conveyed to the
purchasers thereof
City of KeBoshu-First Ward
The folio1oing described lots and parcels Of land
arc Satuatetn Sc Or sec. Sec 81 I'2 R23.
s.". Description. { il
VIM Seymour--undvided hf. / % $12 80
do undivided hf 20 IL 81
Jos ah Bond--lts Il Q blk az com at ne
cor sd bk thence on line sd bk 50
fl Ia eDce s parl with e line sd bk z31-2
# thence to Main st thence 20 l-2
" 3 stroet.--com go # s of nc cor blk Al
on { line of same, thence pari with
n lioe OF sd biz to " line of 1t thence
% It thence TO e line thence %
:, + ! % beg. i&s q q q q q q
second Ward.
Paul Brannan-~pt biz 81 com 40 rds "
OF Sc cor sd blk and line Of same
thence 16 IL rds thence to W line
sd bk thence to sw cor OF same thence
Ito beg, except rds of W side taken
by M q 9 Il Il Co. ID
The following in NE Or. sec, Sec. 81 r. Il 70.
E Steele. zee
Third Ward.
THE Joltowtng in NE Or. sec, Sec. 6 T l r 20.
John Bogan-pt ne or sec com I'd
and 223 # W OF oe cor sd or thence
al SIP II thence 3 rds thence
IL SIP f. thence n rds to beg IT 40 |
Mrs Houghton--pt ar com 30
rds Of sw cor 1t Is in sd or and
on line of Kenosha St thence
sec iiIe thence ID rds thence TO
Kenosha st thence 4 rds TO beg. % 90 |
The foll0wing IN MY Or. sec, Sec. 6 TT X 90.
81 Ehle. 10 2G5
F0urik Ward.
The fotiowing IN Sc Or sec, Sec 81 T2R %.
) Fisk. % IS GO L
Dated at enosba this 7th day OF Aug, A. d. 1895.
J. v. QUARLES,
Gle rk Of County Board of Supervisors OF Aenosha
County, Wisconsin. 4oHlo
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Ia the greatest appetizer knownit only create
the appetite but to easily digest your food
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DIR. GAYS
SOAP

Secured by Letters Patent, is astonishing the world
with its wonderful effects. 1t is purely chemical
preparation, and car be manufactured by every fam
lily, at far less cost than common soap, while it is
superior 10 all other soaps for removing
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

- = GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
81 IL recommended by all the leading physicians.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!

Cures instantaneously-an you do not have tc~wait
week to see its effect.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
RES INDIGESTION AS SURE AS YOU
TAKE IT.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREt
CURES HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE
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Cures FEVER and AGUE-let those afflicted with
malady, try it.
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- GOES DYSPEPSIA cT1REi

COE u SPEPSlA CURE!
lie sovereign remedy tor all diseases of the STOMACH
and BOWELS.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES CHI JLERA MoRBUS EVERY TIME
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The tsUOeOtag in " Fer Sec 6, T1R28.

The followins IN N w Or Sec 5, ZIR23.
Mrs Cook 10 PA a King Is S94
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUkE

COE DYSPEPSIA CURE!
REGULATES AND TONES THE STOMACH
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES CRAMPS AND collie PAINS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

4 This mill is in the canGn, about three
iourths of a mile below Gold Hill. 1t is
owned by the Piute N. s NJ. Co., and is
under the supnrintendence of Mr.. Chas.
Forman. 1t has 90 stamps and 10 Hep
burn pans, and works at the rate of 30
tons Of ore per day. It is driven by an
S0.horse power Corliss steam engine,
gives employment to IL men, and uses
five cords of wood per day.
PACIFIC MILL.
This mill is situated about mile below
Gold HILL, and is the largest in this dis
trict. II is owned by Land, Skae s Co..
and is superintendent BY the former gen.
tleman. The mill has 80 stamps, 10
Wheeler pans, and is driven by 100
horse power steam engine. 1t brushes so
tons Of ore and uses nine cords Of wood
per day. Itgives employment to 20 men.
srccoR MILL.
This mill is owned by Mr.. Geo. Stead,
and superintended by d. B. Huntley. II
has 20 stamps, "a common and two Hep
burn pans, and is capable of working u
tons Of ore per day. The mill is operated
bv a 50-horse power steam engine, and
REQUIRES about five cords of wood every "a
hours. There are IA men employed. Mr..
J.H. Mills is lessee of one half interest.
ARAsrAs.
Besides the mills in Gold Hill District
there are some four arastas, which are all
situated in the canon near Devils Gate.
One owned by Mr.. Story, and leased and
worked by R. G. Woud, has 8 tubs and
works about 4 tons of rock per day. LIN
sew, Dorsey s Co., have one which also
works 1 tons The other two are owned
respectively by Mr.. Ramsey and Mr.. Paul,
and have each the capacity for working
tons of rock per day. They are all driven
BY water power, and work nothing but
gold bearing rock.
RE-ELEcTED.-A private dispatch re-
ceiyed this afternoon, from San Francisco,
by Mr.. Buckminister, Superintendent Of
the Imperial Silver Mining Company,
states that all the old Trustees Of that
company have been reelected. The con-
6dence shown in the old board by their
reelection for another term is hattering,
and shows that where directors manage
the affairs of their companies well, they
will receive the support of the stock
holders.
DISTRICT CorRr.-Before Judge Mesick
-Gregorich VS.. Uncle Sam Goa jury
is being empanneled and the case will
come on for trial this afternoon.
Before Judge misunderstanding Mos
cow Co. VS.. Ophir Co.-Case on trial.
Before Judge Rising-S,ate W. H. u:
SmIrh-Trial resumed this morning and
will probably be concluded to-day.
STANDARDIZATION. Mr.. Colfax and
party were serenaded last evening in Viz
| pinia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

o. TUE RANPA0E.-Our worthy Secre-
tary Of State, {. y. Suteware, Esq, owns
hay ranch down near Genoa, where be keeps
some fine brood mares, valuable jack, and
a hard-headed old ram. Last Saturday, the
Secretary and his friends, State Treasurer
Rhodes and Judge McKeeby, visited the
ranch, and during their perambulations
thereabout, paid their respects to the ram.
That old mutton head seems TO have con-
sidered his visitors in the light of intruders,
and as they were stroIling about the field, Of
which he considers himself master, be was
discovered BY the dismayed visitors, making
for them. head down, and blood up. Note
ware and McKeeby broke for the hen-coop,
while Rhodes, who had provided himself with
an axe.helve, made for an adjoining shed.
Before he got there, however, the "rebel
ram had overhauled the terrified Treasurer,
who, prompted By the instincts Of selfpres-
ervation. lodged out of the way in tine to
escape the two horns Of the dilemms, and
succeeded in bringing his cudgel to bear upon
the head Of his aSsailant, and then beat safe
retreat to the roof Of the coop. In the mean
time, Noteware and McKeeby found them
selves in a state Of seige in the hen-roost,
toward which fortress the unterri6ed ram
directed his attack when he found that
Rhodes had effected his retreat. The ram
kept up the blockade until his prisoners be-
gan TO make it too hot for him By Smelling
out his position with such projectiles as were
at hand, when he withdrew for REPAIRS
Carson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

SOME don't believe in civilizing the
"noble red man," as poetry coneeiyes him.
A Western editor says: THE HARVEST
Indians are about as susceptible Of cultiva-
ton as last years calf is of religious in
fluences. The Chief of the Kickapoos,
although highly cultivated. could not re-
sist the impulse to brain his mother-in-
law with a pump. handle. few months
ago. Select the best Indian on the Plains,
bring him to New York, give him brown
stone house, and all the comforts of an
elegant home, and in less than a week he
will yield to the destinations Of gin and
sugar, and smash the household furni.
ture"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

DR.. j. r. GibbOa.-This celebrated
physician has returned to San Francisco after an
absence Of year, during which time he has Wis
tied the prominent hospitals In the United States,
England, ireland. Scotland Sno France. and hHv.
ing carefully studied the different modes Of treat.
meut in these establishments. comes back with
full knowledge as to proper adoption of them in
IN the etfecting of cures here. He has resumed
the practice of his profession at No. 6l7 Kesrny
street, where his old patients will find him. and
those who are suffering from Ills which bis Prac-
tiee will allow him TO cure. His card Will b
found in another column. myl5 3m
De net let y0ar prejudice stand Be.
tween your suffering child and the relief that will
be absolutely sure TO follow the use Of Mn.
wIxsLow's sooTH1So STRIP. 1t eorreetS acid
i,y Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, requisites
ths bowels. soft.ns the gyms, gives rest to the
mother and health to thf child Twsnty-Avs
Cents . bottle. onesI. IS boy street. New York.
md SoS High HolboEa. London, England. tuls
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Mexican 10 per ct. Loan !

Mexican 10 per Ct Loan
ny AUTHORITY OF THE GOVERNMENT
ID Of Mexico, = loan Of
Ten Millions Of Dollars
Payable sir pears from July lat, 1855.
Il offered for negotiation In the City Of San Fran
cisco, for which the Bonds Of the said Govern
nent will be issued, In sums Of from $50 to $500,
respectively, with interest At the rate Of
TEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
Upon Coupons attached thereto, Principal and
Interest payable In
UNITED STATES GOLD COIN,
Qurcrest payable semi-annunllyD
At the PACIFIC BANK. in the City Of San
Francisco.
The said Bonds, bearing date July LIST, 1885,
and payable Iix year, after date. are now offered
for sale q. tho ONCE Of the undersigned,
Ne. 40 Montgomery street.
The payment and redemption Of these Bonds
and Coupons are secured by the transfer 10 SAm'
ueI Brannan, Esq, a. Trustee, Of onehalf Of the
fiscal proceeds Of all the
REVENUES AND DUTIES
Received from the Custom Houses Of
MAZATLAN,
GUAYMAS,
MANZANILLO,
And all the Ports In the Statssof
sinaloa, Sonora and Colima,
AND FROM
THE MINES Of SAID STATES.
which Revenues and Duties. % soon - collected,
are 70 BE- deposited and held In the PACIFIC
BANK, San Francisco, nd employed exclusively
| for the payment Of said Bonds and Interest.
The great number Of thoos desiring 10 H. snd
having faith in the eventual triumph Of the RE
PUBLIC OF MEXICO. together with the asund'
.uee Of the sse1ry offered Justify the belief thai
hi, Loan will b. speedily taken up. The Bond'
i,Susd will possess additional yslueSbe the fseili
ties that will b offered to T1eh Of the hedsrs q
arc snEAged In trading with the Ports spss.Asd
III, Govsrnnsnt Of Mexico reserves the right
to redeem tbs said Loan. OF any part thereof
upon uIx months notice Of such intention. pub
lI,hed in . Newspaper Of the City Of San Francis
CO. and . Newspaper ofthe City Of New York
The undersigned has appointed SAMUEL
BRANEAN. Esq, Of The City Of Ban Francisco
his Attorney, and given him authority to trans
ne, ali business relative TO these Bonds In BIZ
name.
Subscription Book. are opened a the rooms o
the und.rIigned- Ones, Room No. !, S'eoa'
door, 40 Montgomery street.
For further particulars, apply to
GASPAR SANCHEZ OCH0A,
Agent Of the Republic Of Mexico.
ofsee, No. !, % door, 40 Montgomery street.
iueou San FrsneISee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

SPECIE MOVEMENT AT THE EAsr.-The
specie shipment from New York to Eu-
rope for the week to May goth was
81 200, 900. including the California bars.
The steamer from Boston, May 25th, car
ried S250,000. The excess Of imports
over exports of produce was such as TO
cause a great want of bills. The rate was
llO@llOt for 60-day sterling, and i'm.
porters and bankers were buying gold
freely, and it was anticipated that the
shipment would be three to four millions
per week for some time. This had caused
the continued rise in the price of gold.
There was apparently little hope of real
izing any cotton from the South.-Aka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

CONFEDERATION. The residence OF
General Suffer, at Hook Farm. was to-
tally destroyed BY FIRE on the 22d inst.
The Marysville Appeal says the ire was
the work of an incendisry-supposed TO
be a discharged soldier, who had been
hanging about the premises the past few
days, and who had been caught stealing
and punished by being tied up. The
General says the fire has stripped him Of
everything-home. clothing, libraries. pic.
lures, busts. curiosities, and everything he
has been accommodating the last forty years,
excepting a medal or two and his family
portraits. When the General was asked
how much the loss should be stated to be,
he replied, evidently restraining tears. ut
cannot be estimated in dollars and cents"
Money cannot replace the thousands OF
articles gathered together during life
time. The General had a large library,
consisting OF many volumes, in four Ian
guages. The fire also extended to bar
lev tield, consuming a considerable guam
tity of grain. There was no insurance
on the premises.