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REMISSION OF SENTENCE-1he President on
the unanimous recommendation of the court
which tried Edward Wilmer, Captain and Pro-
yost Marshal for Delaware, has RENTED the
unexecuted portion of the sentence against
him
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THE SECRETARY OF sTATE~

Mr.. Seward continues to rapidly improve in
health, and is to-day at the Department as
usual. Mr.. Frederick Seward is also in an
encouraging state of convalescence.
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RESERVATIONS OF GENERAL OFFICERS

RESERVATIONS OF GENERAL OFFICERS.
The following general officers have resigned
since June 1:-Major Generals George Cad
walladcr, Stephen A. Hurlbut, +. J.. Heron;
A. Won Steinwehr, Robert A. Cameron, M. II.
Patrick, A. ]. Hamilton, o. S. Ferry, L. r
Bradley, G F. Shepley, William H Seward
Cutler, r. Il. Hays, f. w. Kinks, II. II. Jones,
Edward Harland, J. G.. MITCHELL ]. A. j.
Lightburn, Morgan l.. Smith. :. = 49,
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LOST AND FOUND.

T7AKEN ASTRAY. Wednesday, July 5th, aBAY
i HORSE. condemned. The he owner viii coma ON,
s%sy se s5 s.i and sno 1f
L The owner can have the same, by paying OK
penses' on s'''''esSofR SE5Igs, J; w B;
iy E-eo3t. 3l2 street, Bank Rest
(,AME. TO THE PREMISES Sc 90 OF The aGp IN
The owneI is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges aud take him away, near
f2 M ISL ats.'on' JHoFFMAN SMITH.
GIN ARD;-stolen on the 18th inst, about
Clothes b the %fn pary IL
R Eat Bay HORSE white forehead
and three white feet also bump en- hisbely On The
will be paid upon the discovery IF the thieves and
the return Of the anP South tt cap Gdo
jyT-2f Barthoow' Wharf
$50 as5 Tse: h
The above reward viii be paid if returned to Mr..
HEREBY, 9th ST., bet and SITS. iy l5-2t+
DICKED UP-A BROWN MULE. The owner
pay charges and take i away VII e sSd &C.
SO Washington street, GEORGETOWN. ly l5-st'
value except to owner: a reward Of s., will Be
sY&H Ct City yh Half G's or 10 j.
4 bay HORSE With ~5ite hind fset, and about about
sm oy9ff
bet. LIST and north Capitol. Jy l5-st+
RE6 G5% r s2% n Es5t Sps
teats or bottle bag Any infornst2n Esesiyed win
by o. e4s H9s B. RA%soH
+ OST-On the 18th inst, a BUNDLE OF BILLS.
(which is of no account to any one but the owner
7th, between and streets north the finder win
be literally rewarded. - ,. .
jy 1857 GEORGE w. CISSEL.
CS strayed away ON the oath of
.pC June, AIRED COW, with the hind teat on the
right side spoilt. Jy l43t*
- ROAM cow and CALF. 1 will give $40 for
her return to my stable, on New York avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. jy 14-3t+
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-One dark BAY MULE
i with little sore on her back in good order.
The owner will please come forward, prove proper.
p"' en'' $40 anu '"Ae D JAMES GLEEsoN,
jy l4-3t* corner of North Capitol and sts
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On Thursday July 18th ,
1855, two RED COWS, one with white face, the
other with W ie sreaks the back and belly. The
owner will please come forward, prove the proper
ty, pay charges, and take them away.
ABNER G. P. SHOEMAKER,
Jy 143t* 7th street road, near I'd toll gate.
GSO REWARD.--Lost, by one of Adams Elk
spCO press drivers, LETTER addressed to T.
above reward will be given by leaving it st JOS,
SHAFFIELD'S, $50 9th street, between and H.
jy 1l-1w*
A LARGE BROWN MULE PICKED UP-Ths
IA owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take it away, it will
HITZ, Grocer, No. 81 south street, Capitol Hill.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
ION NORTH l. REfMEEN 14TH AND 18TH

fEkEMEEHff fAtE e f9EP HSb f Is4a
Snff kpAY wkfT AT 4fs day ..
shall sell in front of the premises at half past four
Court dated the 18th day Of May ISIS Tataa AND
by the the % Court of the RsrGt Of
ing described handsome building lots, VIZ '0'''
Lots numbered four and FIVE in Square numbered
h and Sn s "a
streets west, running back with side alley to 80
Terms: One half cash balance in six months. the
to give mote for the deferred
to the satisfaction of the guardian;
Al conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
7eosd. hL j. 4 4 AssJ REhIS o6 na Euss
~ THE ABoyE SALE Is gNAyOIpABLY
R sh h at the auction rooms Of
Mrs. eliza iA sS q R RaA5h sga G1
jy II Intelligence Auctioneers.
WHITE Goopsi ooonsr
striped. Checked and Plain IN NainsoOS < ."
Jaconets, Bishop and Victoria Lawn,
Dotted and Plain Swiss,
EfF fna anS
Irish Linen, Roll Diaper,
Table, Cloths, Toweing, Napkins,
Goods, Dress Trimmings, Buttons &c. &c.
r.
500 ST., near l4ths above
r. Growers Theater.
NIB Waists made to order. jy I4lw
CENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS SUMMER
VI CLOTHING.
Our large Stock, being full and complete in all
departments, offers great inducements to pur-
chasers wishing Fine Goods at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
= Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT is we'll supplied
with the best qualities of Goods for Gentlemen's
wear, which We will make to order in the LATEST
STYLES, of short notice.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
jy l2-2w,n 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
SALEOF AXES, PICKS AND OTHER TOOLS,
- LUMBER, &C., AT PRIVATE SALE.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Il, 1855;
EVIL be disposed of at Private Sale, in numbers
to'suit purchasers, under the direction of Brevet
Captain W. II. III. Benyaurd, U. s. Engineers, at
the Engineer Depot, near the NAVY YARD, WASH
inston, D. c., until the 18th day of August, 1865,
LOT OF ENGINEER Tools, &c,
In good condition, mostly new, VIZ: spades, axes,
Hatchets, Shovels, Picks, Grndstones, carpenters
Tools, Blacksmiths' Tools, Portable Forges' Lum-
Der, &c.
This property will remain subject to sale daily.
3 Terms cash in United States currency on dehV-,
cry Of the articles.
The prices are marked on the articles, and will be
found advantageous to the purchasers, the values
beiLg fixed at cost less the expenses OF transporta
uf nv S orde e91 of on'' GENERAL DELAFIELp,
W4I Chiet Engineer " o. a.
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dent has reappointed Henry w. Hoffman, Col
iector of Customs; John F. Nc Jilton, Surveyor,
and Francis Corcoran, Naval Officer, at Balti-
more; Henry S. Beckwith, surveyor at Hart
and George J. Colby, Naval Officer, at New
buryport, Massachusetts,; Lawrence Widen,
Attorney, and David Phillips, Marshal, for the
Northern District of Illinois; William Glen
denim, of Ohio, Consul at St Petersburg Charles
w. Bachelor, Surveyor of Customs, for Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania; and Arthur H. Grmshaw,
Postmaster, at Wilmington, Del.
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THE public LANps-During the month Of
June 3351 acres of public land were taken up
for actual settlement under the Homestead law,
at Brownsville, Nebraska. corrected map
has inst been received at the General Land
Office showing the progress of the surveys OF
public lands in Kansas and Nebraska during
the present year, indicating, also, the tiers OF
townships intended to be sub-dlylslonally sur
Railroad routes, and along the Butterfield
overland mail and express route. These con-
templated sub-divisional and other surveys
will sweep along the railroad a distance OF
some seventy miles in the northern part OF Kan
sas, and an equal distance in the southern part
Of Nebraska
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llYJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
4 THE LONG BR1DGE AT PUBLIC SAL f.
: On FRIDAY AFTERNOON July q, at 6 o clock,
on the premises, we shall sell al Of Lot q and
north u feet of Lot D in square No. 23 fronting
1879 street, between and streets, near the Long
Bridge, improved BY two-story Frame Dwelling
on the north part of Lot p containing eight rooms
on the rear of Lot q, two small Dwellings and u
Stable.
Terms: One-half cash. the balance in and l2
months secured by a deed of trust the premises.
All conveys ncing and stamps at the cost of tho
purchaser
jy I'D j. Z. MCGUIRE 4 CO, AuCtS,
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UMBRELLA MOSQUITO BARS.
452 SEVENTH STREET.
Guaranteed to be the simplest, chea pest and moss
effective Mosquito Bar ever invented, forming a
for night or day.
Call and examine them, together with large
stock of WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES
and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS, TAS,
SELLS, &C.. at KOTHROCK'S g,
THE TRIAL OF THE CONSPIRATORS FOR
the Murder of President Lincoln, together with
full and complete Reports Of the Speeches of Coun-
sci, &c. With numerous illustrations Price 20
cents. Just published and for sale by
PHILIP & SOLOM0NS,
Jy l2-3t 3S2 Pennsylvania avenue
FOR SALE
ONE LARGE SPRING WAGON.
Inquire corner 18th and streets iy13.at
CANALBOAT STANHOPE FOR SALE-Will
MORGAN ( RHiNKHARr, s:5i2ii:S;;i1
jYsft foot street.
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TN0R RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 1871
Il West street, Georgetown Heights. Inquire on
the premises after O'Clock p m. ~ R-6t'
i ROOMS to let, with or without BOARD, at No.
377 18th street near street. Terms moderate.
, Jy net
STRAYED AWAY, on Sunday morning, July
- 10Th, a large SoRREh MULE. TiIe party that
was seen with the mule about IL o'clock yesterday,
on street. between 18th and 18th, arc known. BY
returning the mule they will save themselves
trouble $40 reward. L. f. GREEN,
Its nth street, corner of ..
TT AVE IL G DR. L SIS G % ID 5.
We have on hand many very desirable styles of
PLAIN PLAID AND STRIPED GOODS,
suitable for Travelling Dresses, and are selling
them at low prices.
JOS. j. MAY CO,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
jy IL -2tif between 9th and 10th SIS.
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LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD.-We
hear that the War Department has turned over
the Loudoun and Hampshire railroad to the
Board of Public Works
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0TMR. JOHN WEBSTER :-SlR: have been
lH charged with using. disrespeotful language
towards you and your family. make this publica-
ton to inform your family and friends that would
not have made use of such language without viii
fully and maliciousy ibelling You and your family
which is altogether foreign to my nature to say
anything pre- judicial of You your family, having
always considered you and your family warm
informant man of veracity, and do not doubt the
trnthfulness of his intention when he informed you
must have misunderstood me. AS all men are liable
to shall thi nix the less of your informant
as remain your friend ever.
jy H-3tH GEO SMITHSON
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n, O., j. d, G. N. r. r.

ON and after Tuesday, the 18th inst'
a passenger train will leave New orleans
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday az az
-ooA NJ and arrive at Jackson at W
PM-CautSu at 90 P. NJ. 40
Returning, win leave Canton at ? - ~
A. M-Jackson 90 A. NJ, on " ~
day. Friday and Sunday, arriving IN ne"
Orleans at s 90 P. NJ. :.
Freight trains leave Jackson, golnl
North, at 3 As P. NJ, and leave JaoASoN
going South, at 90 A. NJ.
B. II. GREENE,
Asst Sup't & Eng'r'
Dec. Is, l9sk-diw
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

MA OYSTERS fresh, oysters fried oys-
,.r, stewed. oysters in the can, oysters
every way can be had at LAIR & Kesecker,S 8,
an State street; of course they can, ana
= Won want fresh fish, bottle OF hne
vine or something to keep you warm,
call at the Capitol Saloon and you VIII
find it. These gentlemen keep hrSt
class saloon and those wishing reaiiy
.,o1 l;o,ors nure and unadulterated, Will
snd them there. Go and see them.
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have for sale at this oce large lot Of Pr nob
Sa,av;sis suitable for country News ana JOY
0fsce which will be sold cheap VIZ
200 lbs Nonpariel very little WorH'
400 lbs. Brewer, goods' 8
500 leS, Long Primer: 49,. :, axeallent order.
Que Card Press, HOES Patensf AM 9
81 Fonts Extended Letter
Fonts Large Wood Type, nsw. 9Th large o.
siarSe sesmbOa. sS.s t SSssss Gases Lsdg e
sorsnt Of SorCsa be sold in to suit purchaser
,s applied foF soon. ALLEN HALEY.
Eoworl'Aa
Nov q dH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

y Captain LOwd,r nj rahe Book and
Stationery Store of Woodruff DeSerems'
10 authorized 10 receive and receipt for
subscriptions 20 the Clarion. =
The Clarion will be for sale at MeSsr~.
Woodruff & Deseren's and orders for
copies left there will be promptly filled.
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C9~ Commission and general merchants,
will find at the wholesale drug store of Jas. GOnesa
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
leans, everything belonging TO the drug trade they
may require, prices based the latest gold quo
tAtions.
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~ Druggists, in the city and country,
an now purchase and have the selection of tteir
goods from the largest assortment in the city. James
CONCEAL wholesale druggist, corner Of Common and
Magazine streets, New Orleans 10 prepared to sell
his goods at the lowest marie prices.
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nn Isler's Varieties gave one OF their
,,rnIar entertainments last night, at the
T,r Hall and will give another tonight
AN on entire change of prog
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wsn There are many firms ooins
business in New Orleans, but we DeIeSe
there is none that stand higher IN all the
attributes of men in than city than the
Hopse of Allison & Davis cotton tac'ors
and commission merchants, ~ Maea1inO
street. Both stood by the South IN hef
hour Of need, and stood face to face Oh
many ensanguined fields with the No''n
ern foe and now that peace mas re,
turned we find them good and useiui
citizens of the Crescent City.
Col. Allison is an old merchant OF Ne"
0lo ,ps-a thorough. energetic Gus
ines. man, as ready and willing now g
serve hia friends as he was to meet ni'
foe. OF Col. Davis, formerly OF Oorih'n
Miss we need only make known 10 In
many friends in this State his presen
location to secure for him their unl'e,
and cordial support. knowing 'nsn
both to be highly deserving gentleme'
we wish them abundant success
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R9 Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans, is now prepared to supply those in want of
irugs and medicines, with everything appertainiug
o the drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

.e Mr. w. R. Daniel, Agent n. Oh q
Railroad, inserts an important noH
=. - Cotton Shippers, in this mornings
-. Road it 10 another column.
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Meridian, Miss,
Hugh Kennedy, Jr-
No. vs. In Cn~hclI'

Hugh Kennedy Jr- II cb,ncerv.
No VS. HI SH~0AI'
A. p. Bush, ct al.
At Rules first Monday in December IN tne yea 81
sos for the Chancery Court OF the hrst DiS'rlc'
Kinds county. sitting at jackson.
a. oor;r, the napers in thi case and it appearing
70 tho satisfaction of the court that Hamilton IA
wright Charles w. Allen, -Nugent' NesiI men . "
Christ's Church New Orleans actiug Tor saiu
the Canal Bank Samuel Lee, David stew arr 1nu 49,
Malone do not reside in the State OF
are non residents thereof 1t is therefore 49, nd
thew shall enter their appearance IN TINS cause,
Mead answer r demur said bill on the hrst
p Mach In the wear 1866 the same being RUE uAy
If his Court or the bill and the ahegsuonS 'noio
gill he taken for confessed and admitted Il, -
It is further ordered That copy OF TINS Oaae In
hrSbcd in the Weekly Clarion, newspaper Puu.
+ VA IN the city of Jackson for four weeks success
sively. mo CHAPMAN
Attest; II. 80 Hinda co Miss
Dec l6, w5t
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sees- Wine and Liquors ola pure qu"i,
IL, braudies, the real Cognac' porter anu
,io and the real genuine bourbon WINS
~ can be found at the importing mouse
oy : Wolf n. II Tchoupitouias street.
Now Orleans. This house, whlcn Is No"
IN its 18th year, has not heretofore oohe :
country trade owing to the quaii'y u
i, Goaofs. Every cargo received was
At once taken by the city trade for nome
,onupmption. He has now enlarged MS
f.c;,ities. and cash buyers will ma II 10
+hoir interest to buy directly from the
importer. They will be astoniShed at the the
diffsronce. not only in the quality Du'
- tho nrices. We can recommend nln
=. one among the few honest dealers %
b fo,5d in his line in the city. Nj,
hahn II Rareshide, well known IN Norm
and East Mississippi, will be pleased :
sac his friends at this house.
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ne Our thanks are due to Capt. Lowo
the firm of Woodruff & Diserens, Tor
,te papers, including the New YORK
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

Iorsnaper and Job Office has
Irs Clarion en-, Meridian to this CIty, and
rsm0Ve o IN = ts permanently located at Jack
sforh. NJ III al the Capitol of the State, we
satVii'rs;cT will enter on new ana WIDER
A the va -, - and that, by making 1t hrst
4 Of uselu5 Weekly Journal, 1t may De re,
1 Daily a. li.on,e visitor III every nelghborhood
STATE. -, rerfect independence III the
bile we ,,r onions, we shall labor honestly
essl0n "a f~ every measure calculated to
athta'! 'l,r,rces of the State and restore
sOp the ri 'rgsneritv to her citizens. Our
sutmen. On 'ished with the latest tele-
ers 81" ~ .nonIence from important
gbIc new, oceedings at the approach
.assi0n OIL natter Special attention
atereslns -, CO.. rcial news, and the latest
be gi'on from or most important cities Will
rset rel As the official Journal of the
ear reg u.'' ,pd resolutions of the Legislature,
e the an cIanations, &c, will of course be
isaed. e interest to the legal profession,
j. ula's14, arrangements to publish the de
have MAJ tIigh Court of Errors and Appeals.
s1ps Of the ing
TERMS: -
,y-One month - 90
one one ss9 gSs when furnished 90
.,,u1rYn IL w
.ranier, per aHn ~, 3 90
I,gsLY-SiA lnOn 'n'' 5 GU
'G-J ~ be large donble sheet contain
The " ding matter than any paper III the
..s opr,II,Ms FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
INN, general desire among the people OF
logra!.'.! mes Of the amended Constitution
state Iot - It.resant Legislature, we intend, al
,afi' o, ' "f !eyera thousand dollars,t to print
HPenSsJ5 i MOI, solely for our subscribers. .
I5 e the Daily o or W sed x &C fo
cent rates $iI for W. one ne year in advance, vii
.aekyl " Hany Of the amended Constitution ant
'o Of the 6cP present session Of the Leg s Ht
rr % o or CHAKGE' This offer will
= open until January. 90 agents 70
al Po;s viii receive a copy of the paper tre'
= Cla' ner cent on subscriptions received n;
% zen cred on our books, papers sent, uhtl
1I a,s Cr, il received at the Office
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- n.UIon CHURCHILL
fhNhA t. IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
=, n.nAz1Nr STREET and PLACE,
Op1oos1te St james dOC9L'
NEW ORLEANS, IA,

UH,vs stock constantly rEd1IH AND AMU a
CUTLER Y (Which
TRACE AND LOG CHAINS "Sf0 anu N ~
Warranted eqto f"o'1'' Patent "
LES-Enns dAme
Bh cksnhhs Hal Ron dandy
oloNEo
pows Hall sDr. Peacock PEw' Nos
and
Cookng
sCroMOu
Covered Tin
dQuarsUup lin
| Orders the country respectfully solicited
| *
| 4 MngRzi inc 81. mnd2
/ OPpOti
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Cation
and Lands
No. AT Carondolet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
.oo.. .boir servicOs to Planters and landnoaeIs
Ou-- Cor The sale or lease of their ft4ASa'ion
eSTend Through their friends at the MOTH. . AZ
anu n. aist;ons with Capitalists seeking 70 ss.
tnsat and Sugsr Lands heretofore under cul.s n
Eo.sOn the best facilities for enectlng ~
I 1 Thev have established an Agency IN 90
ease Messrs. DESLONDE & JENktNe' r ~,
d.; St~set aud are in correspond wtn tne ~
Ia uoencies in other cities from Wnlsn 'ne' '
a,1t anpcations fot improved lanos' ~
gS ,bert fore confidently invite the IT,
-, ~. ND others to this circular ana sohe1 10
n: 60 ALL "a entrust them with the SAFE Vi r.
& plots or maps, and full Description Vi ia
prope.5j N, nroyements with pr ce ana tetms sno
tAhS when the order to sell or ieAse - e =.
Messrs' Walton IDeslOnde are authOFiI'U ~
| re er TO y o.;,.s President Citizen
/ panE Io6n Pemberton President MsrcnSn'S rctoTs
80 q. fin State Treasurer Esthn q 70. N A.
" {. n Trouhart Factors, Geo w West 49, q
SH.rJaviIie Factor Jno Watt g. GO. Acto "a .to-s
| 1TInorIet Factor Moses Greenwood q sons 80
| 60 n n ,seauregard, G Sloeomo, Gen 70" Ire
| zen Msd;son Parish. S NJ Darby ST. Marln' AHie
N0 MrX YoRK-Mose Grinne, w TaslGr s SSi
Hon Robert WalAei' '~ Dec3d 81
Desionde g. Jenkins
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nSy- We give below, the onange y
- tbeN OF. & G. n. R. r.
Change of schedule
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We are, also, indebted to Capt. Coch-
an of the Pioneer Express, LOT l0'0
EASTERN papers.
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TO PRINTERS.

V~P.rticular attention given to the pi.Iters.
orosIs foo Factors Country Merchants anu !" - :
Dacl4dlIh.
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~-DECTJJS
CANNON. HAMILTON & co.

~ 7nxEs $. HAMILTON, c. H. WILSON
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Dec edIm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
Flour.

County Tax Collectors Office.
SToREY COUNTY. STATE OF NEVADA,
, August: S, 1885, Notice Ia 4 hereby given. thar
for the quarter ending June 3lst, 1865. are now
due and payable. and that the law with regard to
their collection viii be strictly enforced.
Once No. e South B street. Virginia City.
IF. o'FERRALL,
auSE County Tax Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

HENRY WINTER DAVIS on Moro
SrFFRAeE.-Henry Winter Davis, in his
Grafton at Chicago, took the following
ground
1--WE need the votes Of all the colored
people: it is numbers, not intelligence,
that counts at the ballot-box-it is the
right intention, and not philosophic judg-
ment, that casts the vote. (Applause.)
More glorious still would it be for Con-
gress 10 follow the great example W. have
just had of abolishing slavery by an
amendment OF the Constitution. Let
them pass by their two-thirds majority, in
both houses of Congress, an amendment
OF the Constitution securing forever the
mass Of the people as the basis OF the re-
publican Government of the United States,
and submit it this very coming winter. be-
fore the Legislatures adjourn, for their in
formation. (Applause.) And when it
shall have received the assent Of three
fourths of those now recognized as States
and represented in Congress, let Congress
Instantly proclaim it as the fundamental
law of the land, valid and binding as the
Constitution itself. Of which they will
thus have made it a part, under which
they sit, Of which no State caprice, no
question of political parties, nothing in
the future. except the triumph Of slavery
over free institutions. can ever shake or
call in question. (Applause.)
Then all the proclamations OF the Dec
l~ara,ion of Independence will be executed;
this Government will rest on the rights Of
individual liberty and the right Of every
man to bear a share in the Government Of
the country whose laws he obeys and
whose bayonet in the hour Of danger he
bears. And the personal freedom which
the dark children of the Republic have
won by u blood and theirs will not be a
vain mockery, exposed to violation at the
caprice of their masters, enthroned in the
Legislature, on the Bench and in the Ex-
ecutive chamber, but, secured by the bay
ones they hold and the ballot they cast,
will be liberty guarded. by power"