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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-02
The Fifth Industrial Fair
-oR TIT
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
no BIZ HID
IN ST, 1885,

THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, HAVING
i determined TO hold their Fifth Industrial PAN
during the coming season, the Executive Con
mIttee would respectfully invite al persons deH
rous Of exhibiting Machines, MANUFACTURE aga:
cultural Products, Minerals, Ores, and w orke OF
Art. TO make application Immediately IN order
that The proper space may be allotted them.
The Exhibition will be opened to the puohe on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of August,
n, 10 o'clock u. The Pavilion Will b. opened
Gr The reception Of goods from the 18th day Of
TnIv 10 the ID OF August Agricultural ~ hor.
tIcultural products will be received until day Of
THE several transportation companies. ~ on
former occasions, have. with commendabls lber
allty, consented TO transport articles Intended
exclusively for exhibition, free Of charge, and
Messrs. Wells. Fargo 4 Co., In Ike manner will
take charge Of them.
All articles forwarded should be labeled, a. For
the industrial Exhibition" San Francisco.
All communications 10 be addressed 70 @. D.
HIGGINS, Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Comml0tee,
ChAA n Plum, Chm'n, D.A. Mcdonald,
Josiah Houlton, C.s Higgins, H
James R Deane. David Dryer,
A. A. Snyder, H. Z. ummiuGL
W. W HAnBeom. J. W. RaAdy,
Edward Nunan.
ny59 aDA p - DExT1A SsssstsH.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL Kinds.

C. N. CORNELL, Graduate Of the PhiGdelphiS
College OF Pharmacy, GLASS ls4a) 80. .. IT,.
A guarantees 10 offered that Prescriptions and
Medicines will be dispensed accurately.
REMEMBER Jones Building, four doors South
Of Taylor street. - s--~ mhf lm3p
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ArA CONFERENCE or CITIZENS q The
"A PirIt Ward, the followlns Esntlemen nave
been selected ~ candidates LOT IoMn iLus ~
10 be voted for at the Town Election, June 9Th.
1855:
aSM Hnl, Ny 81 la ayo "
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Still draws like Spanish fly blister plaster,
and Maguire's Opera House is crowded with
the beauty and fashion Of San Francisco.
Low comedian that he il, find that the
charge Of gross vulgarity and beastly double
entendreism," il may be permitted thus
to coin = word-to which Coppin was 30 dis
gustingly liable, can not be urged against him
to any great extent, and some OF his charae-
tiers are decidedly good, might say remark
ably good, and not often eIcelled even by
men OF the Burtonian stamp. His Captain
Cutie is not to be compared with Burton's,
after which it 10 copied; but his "Mr. Beetle,
in the Babes in the Woods, Mr.. Sprig.
gins" in "Ici on Parle Francois" and paul
Pry," are "tremenjus," and it win be long
before we see their like again. His drawing
such houses night after night, with two capital
opera troupes in full blast all the time, is
satisfactory evidence Of the fact that his style
is fully up to the average capacity Of the San
Francisco theatre-going public. believe he
is to visit Silver Land before returning to the
East.
OPERA. a
Both troupes doing fairly-mere than pay
ing ezpenses-and nothing new TO notice 1t
either house. sae ESQ.
SHAKING ALL AROUND.
Idreamed the other night, Is you know,
that Mexican Expedition was fitting out in
this city, and my dream, for wonder, was
very nearly the exact truth. But there has
been wonderful amount Of fooling aimee
then, and everybody seems to have become
possessed with the idea that il would be =
GOOD idea to shake everybody else and Ego
It alone" To get At the matter understand
ingly, we must 90 back 4 year on the record,
when General Placido Vega was endeayoring
to run some thirty thousand stand Of arms
out Of the country for the benefit Of the Msxi.
can Liberal Government The attempt WAS
bunglingiy made, to say the least, and the
arms were seised on board vessel at Halt
Moon Bay, brought back here and stored in
the Government Arsenal at Benicia. The
Captain Of the vessel on which the arms were
to have reached Mexico il nothing had mis-
carried, whose sentiments on our own
national di@ealtiss Wsss nAtssE Of Sons
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PAUL 4 CO.'S BANKING HOUSE

Charges At San Francisco Rates.
tebl2 II. HARR1s.
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PROSPECTUS
Free and Accepted NIasOn's Journal.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH IN THE CITY
OF Atlanta, Ga, soon the mails are establish
ed a weekly FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoN's JOURN-
Al embracing some fifty pages of reading matter and
some eight or ten pages for the insertion busine
cards of the Fraternity that Masons may be able al
ways to transact business Of all kinds with another
An able correspondent will be from the respec
tive Lodges who will give statement of his LODGE the
ocers and members and will keep the Fraternity post
ed as to who may be suspended expelled dead there
by rendering 1t impossible for expelled suspended
members to enter Lodge If it will refer the Journal
An able corps of Masonic writer's have been secured
so 1t will not fail to be very interesting instructive
will be devoted to the improvement Of Masonic Lii
every Free Gnd Accepted Mason
will be sent to subscribers, post free at S5 In a
vance, per annum
The undersigned respectfully asks each member to
constitute himself an agent and all the subscr
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Masters OF their respective Lodges who will forward the
same to me at Atlanta, Ga. ,
There being nothing of the kind in publication and
feeng that 1t VIII be source of improvement in Ma
sonic knowledge, most respectfully call upon the Fra
ternty to sustain in the good work . t o.
September 20 WILLIAM JAMES POLLARD.
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DAILY NEWS.
MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 25, 1865.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK
Arrival Of the Granada.

The steamship Granada, Captain RODNEY BAx-
TER (of the LEAnY Line), from New York, arrived
off the bar at early hour on Saturday afternoon
last, but did not reach this city until 10 p. NJ, in
consequence Of the state Of the tide on the bar.
In coming in over the bar, which was dono with
out many of the usual facilities, the pilot of the
Granada. MIR. SAMI.. G. BRINoLoE, displayed more
than his usual expertness, and his cool and sea-
manlike management of the ship is spoken of in
The highest praise by all on board. Capt. RODNEY
BAXTER, who is a thorough seaman and most
accommodating and able officer, gives great satis-
faction to his passengers. We indebted to
Purser II. GoRHAM for New York papers Of We'd
nesday, from which VIC take the following:
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PUGHE'S
AUGUSTA DIRECTORY
AND
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

YINHE UNERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH, AS SOON AS
Il practicable, DIRECTORY OF THE CITY OF AU-
GUSTA, Ga 1t will contain the Names, Residences and
Places of Business of every person for miles
around Augusta and will also include Hamburg 8. c.
RY, in which viii be found every branch of Business,
or Trade IN the city arranged
AS the Directory will have extensive circulation in
this State, as well South Carolina, 1t will afford the
best possible medium for Advertisers extending their
business notices
The Directory will be printed fine white paper, and
neatly bound in stiff II will contain magnif
cent Colored Map of the State of Georgia.
Advertisements will be beautifully and conspicuously
rectory.
Each advertiser will be entitled to copy of the Direc
tory grntis.
21- Please send your Advertising favors at once
to L. II. PUGHE
Proprietor and Publisher Augusta Directory
Augusta, Ga.
September limo
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THE GRAVE OF LEATHEnsrocK1Na. I'm the
Baptist church-yard at Hoosick Falls may be seen
a rude board which marks the grave of Nat Ship
man, the original OF Fenimore Cooper's "Deer-
OF Hawkeye, in "The Last Of the Mohicans. !"
There I'll are documents to show beyond any doubt
the authenticity Of this grave; and we glad to
dents OF Hoosick Falls to erect monument worthy
OF a character immortalized in the romance of the
Of the Deerslayer, named Ryan, lived in Hoosick
falis Let the great pioneer have fitting obe-
tsk:-Iroy Times, August a.
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A steamer Of two hundred tons is about leaving
Hamburg, under command of Captain Havemann
on an exploring tour to the Arctic Ocean, and is
said to be the pioneer of an exploring expedition
upon N, large scale The expedition will proceed
to Gillis Land, from which point tho actual object
OF the exploration will be entered upon; This is
between Spitzbergen and Nova Zembla. whether
Or. Petermans conjectures as to the direction OF
the Gulf stream are correct. The funds for the
tion among the Senate and citizens of Hamburg.
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H. .MELCHERS,
DeutSche Buch Handling.
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Cine Gsir OberbaIb epeietp strase.

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Stets Sorattis, Deuti&e unb GnsIiGe R.g. 3eituns
tsnianse Ssrab, o ipie iammli&e nuitrite 3eitunSu
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nereen su bnt9en Yreifen aetrudt. = W.
u Mn,eissn flr bic "Gbarlefpn Oailp ReipS" iperb,n
@o. 3i8 3iIsitraBe entseseu aencnlme uuo perbsn nit
WtoIsen er%elnen ieaen, miifen Bic patstens iibr
August 25
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''1n ~. agAi1 1sstAFF Ih2IIe NEfJ c, ~ ;1,swG
'-H""hVV" ~ ~ omt J.ro!gco
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VALUE OF LAND NEAR THE MErRopo11s fe-
cent sale by auction at the London Tavern.
Bishopsgate-street, City by Messrs. Norton and
irist, OF No. 62 Old Broad-street, City, a small
ages to the public roads, and adjoining the Nor
den station, on the Croydon and Wimbledon Rail
way, in the parish of Merton, Surrey, about ten
miles from the metropolis, was sold for the ex-
traordinary high price of f6OO, 900, being at tie
rate or nearly f250 per acre. 1t is impossible to
say what land will realize in and near London,
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il, FALL T. 4 FASHIONS IN New YoRK.-It may interest
tno .adies IN pursuit OF the latest fashions, to-
made lower in the neck, leaving less room for
waiterfalls which win probably be tabooed alto
yogne-many of the designs representing coin
Cloaks are to be worn full In the back. Small
steeTes M eve sta prsdo1nnate; some are closely fitting
will not "open" till the LIST Of October. ''''
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CaAMpAGNE.-.There is in New York a house in
of Champagne" Tho English Wine Trade Re-
view relates that this branch of industry is also
pursued in England. A chemist has recently been
purchasing low French white wine or sherry, with
which the market is at present glutted Tie ope-
rator places it in bottles of the orthodox shape
and submits it to the action of soda water ma
emne, by which it is copiously charged with car
bonic acid, giving it the required degree Of effer-
tt tytescHence which Of course disappears after
the bottle is opened; tinfoil capsule and an at
exhiarating beverage fit for the market, where to
offer. - - VA
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Extract from Weekly Day. Book:

1--WE have, in the course of an @,
of Mapes' Nitrogenized Superphospt
been used with partial success. The
been larger, and what is also of the &
applied, to which may be added it's p
facts have come to us in corresponds
highest praise.
1--WE have arrived at tho conclusi
suits of the trials of others, that Map
ture and agriculture, than any thing
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of the District The TIMES " will be found to keep
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improvements in Agriculture and Mechanical Sciences
the nuctuations in Financial interests all that
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SeptemoerI T. G. ANDREWS.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

GRAN July REFoKT.-During the session OF the
Grand Jury. for the May term Of the Hon. County
Court. 1855, in and for Butte county. California.
The following indictments and presentneuts were
found George Stevens, Grand Larceny; James
Olsen, Grand Larceny; -R26o, Grand Larceny ;
All Pow, assault with intent 10 Kill. In all OF which
true bills have been returned. We have examined
the case Of All Ting All Sing. and two others (Chi-
nanen), names unknown, charged with Highway
Robbery, and now on bail, and find that We can
procure no testimony 10 convict; therefore RECON-
mended the dismissal Of the case. Presentment
against E. BoEden, for maintaining nuisance with
in the town Of Orovile, by keeping and having run
at large certain lot Of hogs. Preseutnent ag2inst
Golden Gate Restaurant for nuisance in not having
proper sewerage. We are informed that certain
parties have possession Of piece Of ground near
N. B. Vests ferry with the intention Of making
the same burial place for Chinese, and would re-
that the Board of Supervisors take the
proper steps to present the same from becoming a
In the case of the People Martin
charged with assault with deadly weap-
on with intent to kill, was not examined in con-
sequence of the Illness Of the prosecuting witness
and we recommend the ACCUSED be held over 10 the
sitting of the next Grand Jury.
Il. B. LATHR0P. Foreman.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

The SINGER MANUFACTURING CoNPASY.-We
clip the following notice of one of the leading
commercial features of the grand Inauguration
procession in New York March 9Th from Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper of March 25th;
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.--This compa-
ny made display in the Professionalism we IL
luatrate elsewhere commensurate with the magnI
tude of its enormous business. They turned out
one six horse team, decorated with red, white and
blue plumes, drawing a truck. upon which was
erected Pavilion, covered and draped with the
national colors, and in which eight young ladies
were engaged in operating the Singer Sewing Ma
chimes, in the manufacture of army clothing. On
either side of the pavilion was inscribed the fol-
lowing unique and telling motto: We olothe the
Union armies, while Grant Is dressing the reb-
els" Following this was four-horse team gaiy
dressed, and two tandem teams, drawing the wag
ons OF the company, loaded with Sewing Machines,
directed TO some OF the principal branch houses To-
Gated IN the several quarters of the globe, the
whole preceded by full band and escorted by 90
men, employees Of the company. The men march
ed in platoons, with guidOns, indicating the res
pective branches OF the business to which they be-
longed. Altogether this was doubtless one OF The
most attractive. as if it the most extensive.
display Of made by any one establishment in the
city, and We doubt if il could be exceeded by any
in The world. /; is in keeping, however, with the
well-known patriotism OF the Singer Manufacture
ing Company.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

+ LErDEaKRAsz PIC NIc.-Sunday last was
the day chosen BY this German Society for
their annual excursion, ard to enjoy the e1er-
cises of May day. The place selected was
the Oroyille Race Course, three miles from
this place, under the shades Of the old oak
trees A large number of the Society, headed
by the Marysville Brass Band, made their ap-
pearance upon the ground at az early hour Of
the day. The excursion train continued all
day long plying between OroTille and Marys-
Vile, halting at the pic nic ground and land
ing visitors and members Of the Society.
There was large assemblage gathered, and
we should think, ''Oroville and Butte county
furnished twothirds Of all present. The day
was hot and sultry, ard the densest shades at
tracted and divided the numbers into numer
ous squads" where free lunch tables were
prepared with everything the appetite could
crave Among the richest and of the greatest
variety was the free lunch table presided over
by r. Marchella, Of Oroville. Ice cream,
strawberries and fruit in great abundance were
Oh the ground and, occasionally, here aud
there, little lager" As the sun lowered
toward the horizon, dancing upon the green
sward commenced and the exercises-whch
we're limited from excessive heat-were con-
cluded by foot race between several young
Misses. The first prize was won by Miss
Mary Scbrimpfi an Album; the second, Miss
Lizzie Geoddel, magnificent portmonie, and
the third by Miss Ellen Arnold which was
" waxfger" baby. All passed of pleasantly
with the exception OF several knock downs "
and bloody noses in front Of Marysville lager
beer stand, and that was soon " dried up"
The evening train to Oroyille Conductor Bin.
ney had two passenger cars, one baggage and
several freight cars filed to overfowng with
passengers-among whom we noticed his
plethoric honor, the City Mayor, Smith OF the
Appeal and Stidger of the Gazette, all COM
fortably seated on a pile of Uncle Sans U.
S mail bags, on visit to the " Gem of the
Foothills"
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EErzzzrv7

Dr.. J. N. MoREENo, No. GIG kearney street
corner of Commercial, is the OILY Physician in
san Francisco who guarantees by 4 written agree
ment to effect cure of SyphyHtic Diseases. Six
teen years practice in San Francisco. Consulta-
ton Free. Cured at home, by addressing a letter
to Dr. Moreeno, l2S, P. o. The poor furnished
with medicine gratis. Office, No. 6l9 See adyer-
tisemeut on fourth page.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.


EXAMINATION OF TEAcHERs.-The examina-
tion Of applicants for certificates to teach in
the Public Schools Of this county took place
at the schoolhouse Oh the 29ih ult., pursuant
10 notice Members of the Board present !:
Isaac Uphsm. Co. Superintendent ; S. W. W.
Coughey, A. Wright and C. 6. Warren.
The names of the applicants were as follows ::
Misses Sarah Wells, Martha Nichols J. Fox
j. Heater, c. Sampson, and Messrs. B. W
Taylor and II. c. Jones. Out of the seven
applicants who appeared before the County
Board six were rejected as being disqualified
There were quite number of visitors present
at the examination, which testified the interest
taken by many Of the admirers of our Free
Schools and the desire they have of knowing
the merits of those under whose charge they
place their children for mental instruction.
Although We hesitate not to say that thereis
no other interest Of equal magnitude which is
treated with so much indifference by the pub
lie as our common schools, for the welfare
they should be zealousy enlisted, yet we feel
Insured by the manner the present Board dis
pose Of unqualified teachers, that 10 pains
will be spared on their part to make the
schools of Butte county rank with the first in
the State and its pupils as efficient
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

CoUNY CoURr-MAY TERN, lS65-Hon.
w. S, Stafford, Judge presiding In the case
of the People VS.. Charles Robiuson-F Found
guilty of an assault with a deadly weapon.
with intent TO inflict upon the body of another
a bodily injury. The Court sentenced Rob
inson to pay fine of eight hundred dollars,
and in default Of payment thereof, that be be
imprisoned 10 the county jail of this county for
four hundred days. The People vs.. Akers-
Indicted for grand larceny. The jury brought
in q verdict Of not guilty. Gluckauf vs.. Mel
son-MOtiOn to dismiss appeal overruled
The People Us j. \. Stores Change Of venue
granted to Iuba county. Geo Stevens, in
dicted for grand larceny, having deposited
5000 as security for his attendance at Court
failed to appear, and in default thereof for
feited that amount. The cases of the People
VS.. Theodore Rabo and Jas. Olsen are set for
trial on Monday, April 18th. All Pow, in
dicted for aH assault to commit murder. plead
guilty, aud sentence will be passed Wednes-
day, 24th inst. Thomas vs. His Creditors is
set for hearing on Tuesday, 10th. Whitesides
ct. al, vs. Supervisors is set for Tustiay, 9th.
Court adjouned until Monday May 15,h.
The following persons composed the Grand
Jury ii. Il. Lathrop, Sr., Foreman Jas.
Young, II. B. Lathrop Jr, John Douglas
ThoS. Faulker, Robert Richie. p. Maurer w.
B. Van Orden, 7. Freer, O. L. Bush, George
Dyer, 7. II. Crowell, A Howard, f. F. Lee,
G. Caulkins, NJ. Reyman, A. 0. Day, j. p.
Reed and G. W. North.
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

CHALLENGES AccEPTED.-The Union Guards
of Marysyille have their annual Target excur-
sion on Wednesday, the 9th of May, at some
point not yet designated, on the line of the
California Northern Railroad. We under
stand they have challenged the Oroville Gaurds
to meet them aud contend for the prize-lile
size picture of cur late President Our Com
pany have gladly accepted and will be on
hand as they wish to place that valuable prize
in their Armory alongside of picture of
General Grant, which they won some time ago
on q similar occasion. Bully for the boys
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

II is announced that Garlbaidi's daughter
Teresi;a has just given birth at Caprera to q
boy, who, by bis grandfather's desire has been
christened Lincoln, in honor of the "Ameri-
can President who has abolished Slavery"
The weekly union record., 1865-05-13

Tbs whole OF the Rancho San Vicente,
Santa Cruz county, was purchased during the
last week by A. P. Stanford, of San Fran
cisco, for the sum of S2l 800.