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CLEARkD.
STEAMSHIPS Liverpool: Y knight,
Georgetown, Elizabeth, Baltimore.
sIilP-webster Norris, for Liverpool.
BARK-Yumuri, johnson, sagua and Matan,ss.
BkIGS-Manlius Mstainoru; Virginia Malaga.
Bogots, A.pnvA, &. 4.
sCHOOSFRs- Albert Treat, NavaFuer. Typhoon,
liurau; : A smith, camp Pinckey, Fla, Anna Lewis,
Mobile; X Bennett city Point; Eldridge, Phil.
sLooP-Thonas Hall Hall, for Providence
Arrived.
srHAMaHTPs-El cid, Sewbern; Carolina Beau
Point Euterpe, Wilmington; Evening star, New
Oreans; Granada Charleston.
sllfPs-Carrier Dove, shields; Hansa, Bremen;
Confidence, Glasgow; Gen Butler, shields.
BARKs-white Cloud. LinrAn; Merrimaci, Zsza;
Asra, Cienfuegos; Mary Dyer, Gov Bay.
BRlGs- Harry 4 Auhury. 81 Jsgo, Harriet Glen
fuegoe; Orient, Cow Bay; Thompson, Charloitetovn;
Albstros, Lingan; Aura Gov Bay; y II Parker, Dor
chester, NIB.
sCHOoNERs-s n Cadv, Washington, u G;
Reward, Lingan; Horton, Windsor; J W HATFIELD. do;
plin, Wa,hinFton; Baylis Beaufort; Ellioott. Ha-
vans; Isabella st Andrews, y Il; Guide, New Haven
for Elizahethport " X Carlisle, Newport for Eliza
bethport: Virginia Boston; Amado, New Bedford
leferson: White Sea, Boston; G. 7 Hazard, Hart.
ford Mary A Rowland, New Bedford; Atlnntic, Gov
By; James Lucy, New Bedford; Sinaloa, Glace
Biy T Benedict, Gfeenport Amanda, Mschias
Harriet Neal, Lubec; VIM Thoma' Boston; Duroc,
NeNburyport for Elizabethport; Pavilion, Harwioh
Whistler, Taunton; ) + King, Calas: Artist Somer-
set W g Hall, Rockand Tor Harlem: Lady suffolk
Bangor; Mystsry, Gloucester; Tiger, Boston; Eme-
line Hsieht, Gloucester.
Fellowship Undervr ritter, Pen.sools; brig Nevs
The sun., 1865-07-12
The Leeust Plaque.

The following, from . letter from the wife Of
dum.n, gives an socoun, Of the plague Of locus.s
In Syns;
k,aldka, May 1s Il think you viii be In.
t.res Ell 10 hear about the swarms Of locusts which
rave visited the whole Of Palestine and The Lebs-
non, and which, fear, will leave little food for
man or beast Early in last month the locusts hrst
sppesred, and in such myriads, that on looking
through The N escope they seemed Ike dense
lal. u snow, In huge yellow fakes, - far A. the
eye CO ia roach, and continued for weeks 70 cover
,he whole land, with the exception Of . smsl por.
tion We are very thankful that In our two little
vill.Res and for few miles around, no locusts
alighs Every evsnny the town crier used 70 go
around and call out "ken, women aud children
Of Maal,ka. you are W leave your Work, and go 70
crive away the locust, and he who disobeys
shall an ,-ent-.four hours In prison,
and pay dns." By shouting and drumming, tho
peopi, friyLten away some Of the swarm TO binder
Them from deponiIng cgss Then, fortnight
10 or, q trocls at on was issued that every noi-
viGuAl must tring a measure oi Ioeuss ssgs 70
the serasno 10 be burnt, and those who could not
gatber mus, buy Their snare. SO locust eggs were
sold alta high price, and hnslly burnt. Ihe LAST
thing ordered was tie formaHon oil lue oahhN
into which the youns lsrvR now Matched ana eat
ing voracousI , might b, chased sud DESTROYED en-
undsH. Tho nj Of locust IL the gryttus WiVta-
torius With all their e1orts and or@ers noin " 2
sil,au, very few, conn pAratvey, can be thIed' anu
I fear III. land will suffer srievously. The ioGuas
have no, come here for twenty years oact' snd
The visit nov Iss ppOscd to be owing 70 10 very
mild winter oe lad. Hy husband - gone b Hees
Daoud P.sha, tie Governor Of LetsuOn' VINO ~
coming tO-dsy. The cou4uy s IN more seluou
safe OF late. The people say DAoud fd."~ Bys
ernlnent is the best me Lebanon has ever mao ne
msnages 10 keep the peace between the ~ MS -IIo
hsrOnitos, Druses aud Stems, ana is very sulS'
aud just Comparatively, O. course.
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MILITARY.

4 NEW LAW-S0LnIERS WOUND u
IN the lin, Of dup, their heis are EMIT ed TO
bounty. lEtFERls, HOFFMAN co. " PARK
ko@, rimcs 3ui'tinr, New York. 359
DRlZE MONEY OFFICE, 2 PARK PLACE.
L Codec ions made for al Lists now ready at once
L. BROWN CO., Binkors. $40
pECRUITS DISCHARGED AT RENDEZ-
IN vous under order II, will receive information Ie-
eardinF their pay, &c, by calling At our ofioe.
BROWN & Co, 9 Park Place. S52
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- Important nstce-All soldiers mustered out
dschatg ged upon partial descriptive sts receive
the balance due them Apply IN person or by letter
20 the nied states Army Agency, 81 BleeckeE st,
N. \ City. BlI
COLDIERS MUSTERED OFT WITH PAR
~ tial descriptive st, can have all their arTearages
collected snd cashcd by apply ing at the banking Of
hce OF j. NELSON LICKkl, 243 broadway, 322
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MEDICINES.

Gun CHOLERINE REMEDY. This WELL
~ known medicine for the cure OF DiarThoea Dysen-
terry, CrampA Cole and all ooseness of the bowels,
ean be ocuIed only OF the proprietor, at 40 South
Second stIeeh WlliamsbuTgh. Priee 70 cents per
bottle. OOO
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scRoddlss says be can't for the life of him un.
derstand why gambling house IL called hell for
ia man wanted to dnd pdir-o dice upon earth,
surely the discovery would bs made ,hsre.
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IRAV ELIE.NG.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAN
roads. ON and sfter Monday, June 3. h., trsin5 h
Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern "
Western trains will leave New York "a lollo' 4
From Hudson River Depot, Both 81. and luth avt
pot, 26th a. and tth ave. at IL A. N. and $40 H.
lickeu good on either route. W. II. NANDL,f
BILL, V.P. 4t5 =
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS q.

WALLACE-PLpcMIsGDAL CArnoLto AaeoCII-
toN.-Ihere will be special meeting Of the above
Association this wednesday evening, at ~ o'clock
20 tsIe action respecting the funeral Of our late mem
her, T y. Wallace, organirt Of Seth st church. j. Z.
TRANERs Prest. WM. ID. HOGARTY, Sec. 365
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STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR &C,
~ zens west Point Cornwall New buTgh, Mit
Poushkeepsie and Rondout from loot Of nesbrokt
steyery afternoon, except sunday, az 81 o'clock. 't
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlNERpOOT-OLD BLACK BALL
Lme-!h plendid packe, ship W a. T.. sTOREk
viii sa Jnig ,JUy n. tu pas.aee apply 90 toa d,
fo OF BerAman e. OF TO ROCHE BROTHERS a
COfFEf, ia and ll5 South e.. S'l
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
shlP ST. hARk...............Jmy l2th.
TAPsCOTT BGos GCU.
- 81 s'lthtt
PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
B,lrNlN AND IRELAND, EI
STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PAJkE1,
~ o. DLCkD PRICE,.
)rait' available Ougnout tnslaE4 Ireland, and
SEQ ..uc.
'. o. Wl'ninc 10 enRTe passLre zen. TO- their
nie-Is OF ied.it EoIe, 20 no Ga cOuutTJ, can 40
10 q tne lOwrsI IA,e, b, appbIus 10
rAPsCOiI, BROTHER 4 CO.
393 south street
The sun., 1865-07-12

FILL FROM TREE.-Rohcrt Pinn, aged
II ears sou ui gTO'er IasidinI on the corner Of
AuAn ic ana smith street., ie from tIee near his
skull. His coalition Is precirious.
PoLIrIcAL.-The National Democratic Cen
era Commitiee met last night bnt did no busine.s
beyond filling few vacancies in the Ward Delesa-
uons, after which they adjourned,
The sun., 1865-07-12

pASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
- and London By the Old Black Star LineEfor
ilNerIooL the JOHS BRIGHT sails on june 18th
tor passage apply 70 WILLIAMS GUloN, " Fulton
st. 335
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
oPOOL.-LOulsIANA sails Saturday July 18th,
cy. Apply 10 WILlIAMs& G.. On, % broadway .336
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04

| VA 5se E:-,rn Large FTtr'. rn4 By d!s adj
{, . tho .GI.tTdi>f rat nj DoHb.s
!SH,e. BOHOD F!He.
, ATrs 'si'iavi'ed to the following points o. 81
! ,,, ..Irrr-Lasting with proper care, a. lcas;
?, ,.,r, Stove. are now in use ;ha; -: rp in
/ 1853.
/ a. plsrr.c-s,r-Erery portion CT the Stove -
th,rouey csns.ructsd zach .;ove Is 'ubTaiiitd &c
crf,:-al :-.; and non. our orks un!e-, com
/ p,.tcIv ard perfectly Ga ishei.
ii c.P,crrr-Eskin-, treiling- boilins, roasting,
and a.! s.h-r claar, operations, performed Hi t">
t;,.x bz-rs!e Of foar baked iat0 bread with =
! single fre-
Ali. FCeyoVr--saving TIC css' e. he 'SFe III -
wear, in TIE it,tr g. fuel
9Th. ypsrL,TIos OF crGs-In the Stewart sisFe
.p. n. ,-sa, door, open direct, into the oven, (prs
t-st-d h, letters patrutl securing direct drat
,rrorsh II, I5 or ths sr-, ny mean. or perforated
fsrr- in che door. and back r4r-. I: Will lie borne n
sind ,ha :, IT,. heated air always ris-s, this n:iho1
.. ventilation III. oaly OF "a es -ha;errF
e. fsrl,s Cas.EoL = HsIT.-T.e heat generated
b, IN. stove ray be h,l therein '.a taeS Or t.F"l'
,-.:o !fe~.JDl II r's.!sH's
TtA THs r,UgLz su.-r 70 r0N Ftrs-By ~,ica
comprising .ld aycr.ur action o. Lea; is obtained.
and the more evenly aud Efficiently heaisd iA@A
- .uy o,I-r known Invention.
81 EEouIsG-ge rfrr.l-i a: tie top and without Re
possibility c: smoke entering thereon.
e.. Her warEk RESERVOIR Ak WAaeIy5 Cie-ET-
Z n u=e,, aal .oTea.-a: supplied > tie waste Lat
ard wilton. eztr.. iU-i.
rQ,a wa-tE Gacr.-ia s-ran-s--ea. To- s.FTiyinE
- water for The bath room equal 90 any rauEr-
sg-soli by At. de..crs, ID tlia! Of months ~i;h
, written guaranty fyr H.: p-r.oi Il as'e1.
s,-B-nare OF tic r-:asroas worthless rmi;a;ion'
Eo- il market, Sc Il .; - RI tot P. P Stewart,
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i!as H. equal til y,",! a -a-GeIotl agent There
not - r,r .Ti;s,.l uss, known dix ,.T:.II s J..
and nl.a.- il IT.. .t.ar.-r-y.r All curing t y..r
" -. It's, r.I'.yti!.
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i ial rnahe TO the P"rtmantsau Of every Traveller.
prevents defines sichIe>. either IN
and failing preventive of an
l-r from change and C!if.at- DO 10 with
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CO.'S DI,SI'EgSL4 CLHEI

l. warranted 10 all claimed frIt, and vii!
.Irr, yU Of best citizens and
10 Ia, K VI, our statement.
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Iraa. Advertisements



"a Office Is hsreb, .iysn 'lt a. sir cf f..1i,-.,,
~ L.nd- and Town Its ~ ne r-.,rrr an cx.ssrI
ee,'.i 81 la Sa!'" county AMI nnn H. for tn.
Site. tpnty, and C-r and costs : tI.r.-n n,
iiir year $50. and previous ysGr h IT,. C,-,t you.
" cltaN" ~ $40 county; - IL: - day = Jrr, I u
i. Mccormick tt,r iTlI Isy of jun. a. $50 ..
chased t'ic i'7 i-i ial ~. ty., lot. if,t
IN -.Ii county. a. VII.
acres, "i the eaSt halt - a.. uurI. .,.i o rt.r = 49,,
tll'1hI r'Ni','F n"is-'Lrc', rrss one, raG-I IA Ia.
cue north twelve acres = tie half a, IA. r,rtl
hiN acre. II 'l'e e-t l' u Jae north .a.t ,r,.r >,
ID ti-. n..iur q : IS >t...rl
lis. 18th rsc acres %. Tire s, htf,1 -. north 6f,,
a. - ', ' "'-i ban = the 'or quarter q ,rctini,
HaJnr n :. s, s.,,~.rt ~ - 'Hs
Tie r't tsen'y # to- north h,if q I'll. north
east gl'rif ~ - 'igi t.cly. t9s,. tIrt,t,u r.ng.
one taxed IL. ~ ',a'ra = rr-'r.,, n.1t s
Inc ''-l T." a-r.a e t~ tr' ss-' rt.r o, the uorh
on. ia2r" ~ ia" rf,rrl ct Nul t,....,l,,gt ."
IN" cast tn trr-- e III -..iF c.l ,r,r..r ~ ..i
,...C I n ,j. y ''f, rfrSe two, taxed IN TIA.
Tie north t~cfty-..ur apI t~srtg-ssyeu hanlr,,,s,
ar, .. ~. h.l. w+i .rt' q .- north r.r,.r
the Of Nui. f. turi-ty "
Iot, four ami fi'e. in iark ta.r,va. iu .t.,o O,
La H!'!-, t'.aT d, j" IT, i.Ae 81 Cornelius Vaughn.
hot ten IN hI.'E "I'" htaar, AMI .rn .u .,.u q.
L. sale, taxed ia tie name IF J.. " Wu.!o~
1T eight III hlp zone hIaIro and -;rs. n - -,
u IL Sale. taXr'! u l. o. name 4 v N4r..Yu
The north twenty .e.r ~ ,I- -.h na'f .fI.t f,. il.
ons hundred AM went D.. ;aou II l.. Sl!l- i.1ei IL
. tn name ~ A'f"i ia.ia.E
IT. we-t halo: .,r.s 3D.. ...l -- bundled srrt-rt,
ai," iu tile ',aa 81 l.. Said. ae. . ...r. ~ ,.in.,
Pu-..r. ''--''
Lei M DO if,.l o., r.r,-.r and ,,....,.r 10, ,.
tosroi II >si... r.4-l D.. Pa. asua " r. J I.,.r
AM - s-'-.- -I-.t -f# a..- . .. -t-as ia IL,
i"HH %. Men. ta --E.,. .u t.. aalfe.. Urkaruu
\, '.'i - time ll Hi sad lands AZ town
pre- N IT, -.tll d., Of ~ = D. 80 '' . 49, ''' '
Ottawa. February f, ]. 9. *
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Gi,,faGa advertisements.

From Ia, Adr5riisiD1 agency or &. II. SCElYEN,
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.,~.,-.,..,n Mi rn.il- any one 10 .s ,l'sl.,
~ .,r,....,f.v. tn. following are .ya.e SER
l.c.r,s O.. excellence.
g., Tfayr,r. . S--.3.-l. N,..f,- and shuttle
IL NJ ~ ,r-.I-,.,.. l-..F =, H. 49,. ,,iy -
- ,,rl-...,.t,. t.r., ,,-r,...r l.,iro sl.-I.rc
- Tho make tie Lock Or Shuttle S,i.sl. ak.
-- on both sides, and for Lcruomr 10 Thread
- strcrEl., durability, Elasticity and Beauty
- II iH.sa. is sri'.r'.F 10 any oia.' Stitch rsed
p, They a-s simple iu construction. easily
~ rr...--r-rI i,.gl.. adjusted sld Icrt In or
IF d. w.tL,u, takIrs apart or moving a screw
- The Tension /, sl1rrisr 10 suy ether
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aud are strong -nt --.-A.e ,E a.. iacI pals
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HYPERION FARMER. Gen. Ag't.
C3: :ti. 81 " i-ssINt-EpS ~.
P %. drawer c-.-- <iiI( AGO ILL
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- -T -z- "a wa
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE,

HAVING purchased the stock % saddl-ry. Hard
ii ware and shoe Finding Of the late J NJ KING.
and adding e the former stoCk, drcc. irou!
tie manufacturers = lar assortment 81
Leather, >aGicry. Hardware aud
Shoe Finding
All o; which offer 70 the trade ,c. &dy-a"s
have made our arrany ee,eat. 70 keep ,As 'oI-
lowing brands OF leather
A ". Taylors Gin. Oal, Sole Leather,
Rumscy 4 Co. : Buffalo Oak SlaughterS l.
Bush i Howard : Oak Spanish and Slaugh
ter Sole Leather,
kietiers Pi,tsburg Oak Harness Leather,
" Collar
Bride
Hular 4 Co Gel. Tin. Am. Calf Skins,
- Pads and Innings,
:. d" American h.p,
Also receiving from first hands direct from New York
Philadelphia, the following brand, OF French Calf
aud Kip:
lamoine, Susan Corlon,
Lavine Delon X Alloy,
Deioe. Bodina,
Hagen 4 Smdt, L. l..
Together with all articles belonging to ths trade.
SHOE FINDINGS,
Lasts, Pegs, Avis, Ham mers
Thread, Shoemaker's Tools,
Elastic Web, &c, &c.
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general q Mirrors Frame. ana Plate Gilt
Ea""o"A hfi'1ss.u. and y lUt Moulding, and Fralss
made t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

A SNAKE CARRIED IN A LADY'S CRISo-
LINE.-A few days since a party Of young
folks, male and female, in the township Of
Franklin. went to the huckleberry rock, a
distance of about eight miles from the
neighborhood. After reaching the rock,
the day was spent in the usual way, by
picking berries and wandering over the
vast plain of rock. Evening anne and
the parties returned to their homes. One
young lady, after reaching her residence
and performing her customary work about
the house. repaired to her room TO retire
for the night, and, upon undressing, what
did she discover nicely intwined around
her waist, between her crinoline and under
garments, but a snake fully twenty inches
in length. AS might be expected, on
making such a discovery, the lady's feel
ings can better be imagined than described.
She gave the alarm, when other inmates
of the house came to the room and dis
patched his snakeship. It turned out to
be Of the spotted adder species, which are
very numerous on the rock. The query
is, how did the reptile manage to get in
that position: The only way such can be
accounted for, is this: Some time during
the day the young woman must have been
sitting down on the rock, and the broad
skirts now worn might possibly have
covered the snake, which, in its endeavors
to escape, got between the garments, and
so worked itself up to the waist, unfelt by
the party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

To BE PIrIBD.-The Enterprise is in
deed to be commiserated, when it attempts
to disparage Col. Summers mental quail
ication. The object Of their abusive criti-
cism is too well known on this coast, for
such assaults to avail aught. We can say,
of u personal knowledge, that no man
among US is more respected here and in
California for sound intellectual ability
than Charles A. Sumner. o, fie, Mr.. En-
terprise! why will you exhibit such petty
spite, when you learn of the utter defeat
of your preferences" aspirations: Can
you judge for the people, who have re-
Gently heard the two men: Take the ver-
dict from the audience in this town, last
evening. Sumner is a sensible as well as
brilliant talker; his speeches are not made
up of Howery f~lapdoodle. And Summers
hearers can judge whether or no he is a
man of small prejudices. We here sub
nit to them, that he has shown by his
speeches in the preliminary canvass that
he is q National man ; and is in no danger
Of running back to the damnable doctrine
Of States Rights. This cannot be said of
his opponent!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

Nor INCLINED TO Kiss II RoD.-A
Southern officer writes humorously to the
Mobile Register in reply to the accusation
of a Northern newspaper that the South.
ern people still praise their W Generals
and neglect to praise those who have
saved the republic. He thinks the Yankees
must have queer ideas about Southern
human nature if they expect anything
different. and says:
Nor do l sing peans to the Union
Generals, for saving the republic, for at
the time the thing was done it struck me
they saved the wrong n 1t may be
that I ought to feel grateful to the Gen.
erals who thrashed me and all my friends
within an inch of our lives, but in the
language Of Mr.. A. Ward, Il don't see it
in those lamps We all admire the artis-
tic beauty of the style in which the Union
Generals put US through we make no at
tempt to suppress or disguise the fact that
the thing was done handsomely in point
Of skill; but to denounce us as a set of
ungrateful sons Of guns because we don't
expend our ink and eloquence in constant
" saying so, would be called in some
countries a premeditated attempt to add
insult to injury"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

PUBLIC MEETINGS. The two Union
Clubs of Gold Hill both held meetings
last evening. The Second Ward Club was
addressed by Col. Charles A. Sumner, and
that of the First Ward by Hon. William
II. Clagett and Judge Burbank. After
the Second Ward Club adjourned, the
members repaired to the meeting of the
First Ward. Sumner was loudly and
earnestly called for, to which he responded
with a speech of an hours length in his
most happy style, which was repeatedly
applauded and Justify cheered at its con-
clusion. 1t had the effect Of taking the
chilliness off the air, and giving a lively
tone to the meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

THB Uses OF ADvERsIrY.-You wear
out your clothes. You are not troubled
with visitors. You are exonerated from
making calls. Bores do not bore you.
Tax-gatherers hurry past your door. Tin
Grant bands do not play opposite your
window. You avoid the nuisance Of
serving on iuries. No one thinks of pre-
senting you with a testimonial. Imposters
know it is no use to bleed you. No
tradesman initiates you by asking "Is
there any other little article you wish to-
day, sir:" You practice temperance.
You swallow infinitely less poison than
others. Flatterers do not shoot their
rubbish into your ears. You are saved
many a debt, many a deception, many a
headache. And. lastly, if you have a true
friend in the world, you are sure, in a very
short space Of time, to know it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06
THE PRIMARIES,

For the election of delegates to the
Union County Convention, of Storey
county, to be held at Maguire's Opera
House in Virginia City Tomorrow, are
now being held in the different Wards,
and there is a very lively time between
the friends of Col. Sumner and Mr.. Clag-
cit, as to which shall carry the delegation
to the State Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

FoRr CHURcHILL.-The boys ut Fort
Churchill had a primary yesterday, and
elected two delegates to the Union Couven-
ton of Lyon county,-instructed to 60 for
Sumner State delegates, FIRST, last and all
the time. The boys in blue know whom
to support.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

The Polls will be held at the respective Union
Club Rooms, and will be open from Q o'clock ill
8 o'clock P. ". Of said day.
No persons will be allowed to vote at the Pri.
maj lea who are not registered voters and mem.
bers Of a Ward Club.
The President, Vice President and Secretary Of
each Club will act as Judges Of Election.
The Convention will convcneo on SATURDAY,
October 7th. 1865, at the District Court Room, at
the hour Of 10 o'clock 4. N.
" c.. j. HILLYER,
Chairman Of Storey County Union Executive
Committee.
WIN. L. HOOVER, Secretary.
Virginia, September l6, 1865. sel9 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

The attention Of a little girl having been
called to a rosebush. on whose topmost
stem the oldest rose was fading, while be-
low and around it three beautfuA crimson
buds were just unfolding their charms, she
at once and artlessly exclaimed to her
brother: "See, Willie. these little buds
have Just awakened in time to kiss their
mother before she dies"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-06

A Foolish AND WORKOUT LIE.-The
report certain wretches mouth about and
publish that Col. Sumner IS opposed to
the Pacific Railroad. Too late in the day
TO peddle such trash. Col. Sumner will
do more in Congress for all our railroad
interests than any man that could be
named.