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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

fell the quicker the plan determination 10
adopted by our Government in its dealings.
with the skulking murderers Of the desert,
from our northern boundaries to the southern
limits Of Arizona, and from the Mississippi
river to tbs Pacific Ocean, the better Il will
be for. the country. We have had enough
Of "treaties" and Indian difficulties" and
whenever hear an old twaddler like "Father
Beeson" prating about =" the poor Indian"
I feel like trying my hand on his scalp-lock
onlthe spot. / saw q Canlnche brought in
one time with a shield, on which were
stretched the scalps OF a little white child
and o white woman, and that sight had an
effect on me which l shall not soon get over.
Since that, ! have seen John Indian in all
his phases, attacking trains, numbering de-
fenseless travellers, stealing, burning, destroy
ing, and making treaties" by which to get
-four to enable him TO gain strength to renew
his career Of murder and rapine, and with all
that, I still remain a victim to first impress
sions.a Il don't see the I" pour Indian in the
light Of philanthropy" and may be "be-
hind the age" ETC., etc., but I swear I can
not help it. The news from Arizona is such
rs to leave no doubt that we are to have q
bloody and I hope o decisive campaign
againsl the 'Apaches, who have abandoned
Bosque Redonda Reservation where they had
been gathered at great expense BY General
Carleton, and were joiued with'the Navajoes
in a general war upon our settlements.
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL
There is not much to mention in the theat-
rical line this week. The new extravaganza,
"Maximiliano," produced at Wheasleigh'sis
in the style OF Columbus el Fillibusters,"
and I think even a better thing. "Arab-Na-
Poquc," Bourcicaults last, is being gotten up
at the Eurekalin splendid STYLE and will be
brought out next week. 1t promises to be a
good success. "Leah, the Forsaken, is OF
the greatest of the characters Of one OF our
leading American tr~agediennes. Miss Ma
tilda Heron is to be eSsayed tonight at Ma
CURES by Mrs. Sophia Edwin, supported BY
the whole company. Gottschalk's Grand
Concert and Sconcia's Benefit both came. off
last night. The first was moderately attend
I'D, the last crowded. ......r- .,....
r THE BROTHER JONATHAN DISASTER.
The Del Norte is just in with the full par
~ticulars of the Brother Jonathan disaster.
As there is no time to write out the account
Of the terrible calamity as related by eye
witnesses, it now being just on the minute OF
the closing Of the mail, I must break Oft my
letter at once. Adios, AMIGO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

LOST TO SHAMB.-The San Francisco
Examiner says, "the words traitors and
rebels are no longer designations Of re-
proach." It strikes US that a little farther
on the Examiner will declare that hang
ing-death is more honorable than patriot
life-giving on the battlefeld'of country.
It is the common custom Of the vile rep
robate-who begs not to be called by name
outside of his own journal-to compare
rebellion of '6l with the Revolutionary
struggle Of our Fathers! How long,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

One OF THE Losr,-Among the passen-
gers lost on the Brother Jonathan. was
Mrs. John Helmsley, of Forest Hill, CAL
ifornia. This unfortunate lady will be re-
membered by many Placer county people,
now in this region. She was a most
amiable and excellent lady, and her un-
timely death will be regretted by all who
knew her. She and her little boy were
on their way to join Mr.. Helmsley, who
is in Idaho. l' "'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12
For Rant.

/ Proof Brick Building, containing II Rooms.
No. l5e South @ street, Virginia House furnished
With all the modern convenieneeh, and particular
~ adapted for q Lodging House. Also. the lower
story Of the same building. suitable for si.iore
aud lately occupied by c. o. Slost Grocer.
AttofneyEatLsw, over Wells, Fargo 4 Co,
virginia Hl4lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

How SHE SrRUcx.--By the published
ssatemen, Of the Storage Steward OF the
ill-fated Brother Jonathan, it appears that
the vessel struck very hard on a ledge Of
rocks about halfway between her stern
and foremost. She then raised on the
swell and settled directly upon the rock.
Here she hung until she went to pieces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

THE GEM OF THE TOILET, the world says,
is Sozodont. 1t renders the teeth pearly
white, gives to tho breath u fragrant odor,
cx.inguishing the i'll humors which usually
flow from a bad and neglected set of teeth.
Sozodoit is so convenient, and produces n
sensation at once so delightful, that makes it
a pleasure to use it. Sold by all Druggists
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

JOSEPH A. LoRD.-Among those who
went down with the Inflated Brother
Jonathan, there is perhaps no one, at least
taken from the private walks of life, more
deserving of honorable notice than he
whose name heads this paragraph. In all
those qualities that constitute the noble
and brave man, he had but few peers. He
lost his life in The service Of Wells, Fargo
& Co.. acting in the capacity of Messenger
to the Express Company, a position he
has honorably filed for a number of years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12
CANON A
A Good Pluto.

NEAR KNOXVILLE, Aug. II.
An Indian called Tom was identified here
yesterday, as one that participated in the first
attack on the whites at Paradise Valley, last
Spring. The citizens arrested him, and to.
day changed him from q murderer to q good
Piute, through the influence Of powder and
lead properly applied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

The North Idaho Radiator protests
against the appointment Of Ben. Butler as
Governor Of Idaho Territory. In the
protest, we regret to notice the Radiator
INDUCES in copperhead abuse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

SOMETHING NBw.-Just read the adver-
ver,isements in our New To-day"
Every one of those men whose names you
read in that column, are doing a good
wholesome business ; and people will do
well to call on them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

The Eugene City Review (oreson) is
healthy copperhead sheet. tits made up
of wholesale cuttings from the editorial
columns of the San Francisco Examiner,
the Mountain Democrat, the Marysville
Express and New York News. It should
be called a Reprint instead of a Review,
and the publication Office should be re-
moved 10 Patagonia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

Central Hawkeye Mining Company
Notice Is hereby given. that IN accordance with the
lAwS of Nevada and the bylaws Of the above named
company, there will be Sod At public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, September 18th, lsSj, In front ofthe
ONCE or the company. on the Divide, Gold Hill,
(ofice Of Russell d CrOw's lumber yard at 2 O'Clock
p. III. OF that day, 30 many shares Of the capital
stock Of the company, standing In the names ofthe
following parties, as viii be necessary to pay the
amount due for assessments, together with costs OF
advertising and sale:
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RnttIIng First Part, Walk Around and
Interlude.
W. R Y v N G..
Boarding and Lodging.

A NEW BOARDING AND LODGING
~ House will be opened to-day, four doors
below the Bullion aud nearly opposite, the Er.
chcquer mining works. The house Ia newly
furnished with the b0Et OF accommodations.
Board per week, So 90. Rooms, 95, $40 and SIS
per month. T .,. augl2 #
NOTICE.-Alpha Gold Hill Mining Com:
pany.-A special meeting OF the Stockholders will
be held at the Office Of the Company. In Gold Hill,
Nevada, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of August. A.
D. l&a, at noon, for the purpose OF Increasing the
capital stock Of said Company. .r..Fra.a
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
- -, ,THE0., A. HALE, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Aug. ~. isS. augl2n
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The Only Loan in Market

Now offered by tho Government, and II ls conf.
IDENTIFY expected that it, superior advantage" VIII
make II the
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The interest amounts 10

Notes of all the denomination named will b~
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subserip'
lions. This Ia ....
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Great Popular Loan Of the
People!


PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA, May II, lsIs.
I'd Series oil sold. Commenced on ID Serie-.
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions 600. 0O0, OO0)
precisely like other two Series, except dated 18th
July, and Government reserves the right TO pay
six per cent. In Gold instead Of 7.30 Currency.
JAY COOKE,
myo2 Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

In the British House Of Commons a vote
Of censure was passed on the Lord Chanccl-
lor for encouraging corrupt practices by
granting pensions % persons charged with
malfsasance. The Lord Chancellor rendered
his resignation, which has bean accepted by
the Queen. Hs'retains his Office I'LL AFTER
the p~rorosAtiou.: -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12

AMgETING OF MEMBERS OP TIE
n Union State Central Committee" Of Ne.
vsda, will be held In the Psrlor of the 1nteTpA'
tionsl Hotel. Virginia City, ct , O'Clock !. n, Oh
SATURDAY. August 18th, 1855. Business bf
Importance will be considered ct tho meeting, aud
full sttepdSuce 10 requested. how'd
5000 j. NELLY JOHNSON.
Chairman Of Committset
J. T. GOODMAN, sec'y. auI ID
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The announcement Of the opening of the
Mechanics Association Fair at the Pavilion,
on Union Square, tomorrow, causes little
remark and attracts very little attention.
The machinery and agricultural implement
department will be better filed than last
year, and I am told that the entries Of articles
in other departments are tolerably iarge, but
for all that the attendance will, / think, be
very light, as compared with last years,
when the thing was fresh and the building
new and attractive. I doubt their making
much beyond expenses this season.
THE DEATH OF oLoSE N'DERTIT.
The announcement Of the murder Of Col.
Charles McDermit by the Indians in your
State, has just been made public and creates
q profound sensation in military circles and
among civilians who had the pleasure Of his
acquaintance. He was highly esteemed and
fully trusted by the late lamenred General
Wright and his successor, General Mellow
ell, and was. known among civilians only TO
be honored and loved. No trucr gentleman
or drawer soldier ever laid down his life in
his country's service, and his loss will be
deeply felt in the Department Of the Pacific.
His death will olcnch another nail in the
coffin Of the accursed race at whose hands he
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Gwin Again.

The official organ Of the Mexican Gov
eminent, the DiGTio del Mlperio, says DR..
Gwin has obtained from his Majesty none of
the powers or titles which have been attribu-
ted to him. He has no connection with the
Government. In fact, We understand that
his yery features are unknown to the men,
bcrs of the administration. His presence in
Mexico has no Significance whatever, mas
much as the ports Of the empire are open
to all. .".NIJFfta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-05-30

nsntrnt Msetflst s. gsas ssamfnetf
sas ,ssts -srst falams Tss Hlassatfl -.
i.si,f ars wasass REVISITED + .'Ffgu T.
teran - LaHaaesri. e "Hus Deeds =
Hers Mes Tie Ass PAS pgsrsst 4
q MsCall. Hioas'smsA. au1 EeNrsy. he
aHueef aAso caatslus .sssrss ins ''hssolleo-
i.at Il Gtsri. ssiA Tsfsrati q ths 6tp-
efal AFmagale au8 soar AaiaA
Freed AZ cspuuaed
rst Arlssu MastHn e. Jsps cam-
gIae TIE aArssis selaus. eosisne -
f3oss A Letter Ahaai Eag,aad A
rras Hsu,isit. HAfpesr.iosg nt'y's Cow.
s,riis aol Gas5sr, Geiug 10 Sep. Doctor
lahns The great Lake.; Te Csrelas Cor
o.saoI Regard joan Brgvns Rad;
s.hsasuu's Qauiviis Is : Fla Msr,
RiSsarl Cob3ss; 0sr Nsiioaal Debt, The
cb.aBry Corner lie Jusar Heat, Late
sesnu la aiehmoas The Place q AtrAhAm
Lnealu 10 History.
Ora T0Cs0. foLKs far June contains adj
ditenal sambers 10 The series u papers BY
Elmund Kuks, II b, Stove. Car lelen,
M,yse Reid. With articles by Trovbridge.
Cal Iiamiiton. All ether regular o8ntribu-
tara
PsrrRsos's Mk0AErNE for jane Is pub
lished. completing tie fofty-sevenih volume.
/, keeps up lts repa,atlon Tor fashion plates
Aud excellent stories
AETaURs Hons MAGAZINE for Juue con-
tsius = Steel engraving and other illustra-
tons T S. Arthur aud Virginia p Towns
ed are among the writers
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TaE GREAT ENGLISH RENEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

This Invaluable medicine 3 uaf4iling 10 tae cure
u 81 thsse painfal asd dangerous diseases Incident
60 ihe female constitution.
Ii iuodsrates III ezcsss removes all obsiructiozs
frara sAsicyer cause, aud brings on the monthly
period With regularity.
Thess Pills should BOD BE- taken by females that
ore pregnant during the observation-disclosures
a. ihoy are snre 70 bring 90 Miscarriage but az ev
ery other time and IN every other case they per
faefly safe
il Oh cases q Nervous and spinal Affections, pain
D the Back and Limbs fIeariness Fatigue 90 slight
exsrtlon Palpaiation u the Heart Lowness Of spr-
IS llysteries, sick Headache, Whites and al the
painful diseases occssloned BY disordered system
hesc Pils viii eject cure when Al other means
ave failed
Fall directions 10 pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
They can b. sent Ia bottle. containing so pills
post free by enclosing q and three-eent stamps q
any ngent sold BY al Druggists sole United
states agent. JOB MOSES.
1ya 81 Cortlandt street, New York.
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THREE YIEws. 1t is evident on
the smallest reflection that the South,
even IL united, could never resist for
three months the greatly preponderat-
ing strength Of the North. London
Times, Noe. 20, 1860.
The public will admit that they have
not been misguided by our comments.
We said tina, the North could never
subdue the South, and he North has
now proclaimed the same conclusion.
London Times, Sept IA, 1864.
Tie catastrophe seems complete,
and in all It's accessories calculated to
impress people with feeling that the
work is accomplished, and tia, the
civil war Is really at An nd.'-Lon-
don Times, APyil Is, 1865.
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DowSs' VEGETABLE DALsAMfC ELrxIR.--
The oldest and best Cough Medicine manuiac-
tured. This standard old Cough remedy has
nov been before the people nearly forty years,
and has ever maintained the highest rank
smong remedies for lungs, throat and chest -
II has always beon warranted to give entire
satisfaction
For Whooping Cough It has no equa,.
see circulars for certificates Of the Hon. Pau
Dillingham;, Lieut. Governor Of Vermont; Hon
Bates Turner, late Judge Of Supreme Court Of
Vermont; Hon. B. Woodward, surgeon u.
s Army, aud many other men Of Standing.
Price SO cts rs cts. aud $3.50 per bottle
old IL Manchester at tile Equinox Drug Store,
Sold bv all dealers in medicine IN the state
John +. Henry, Waterbury, VI, sole Proprie-
tor. 40
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Mnf rANfssaFux ivsrfFFp.-- he Nhtte
Mearfsias e Mes Hsm9sAHrf ere eftaaeig
great fuss tHtisn-eTefF hEt hsafy fest
lai Tleu. fur apHf eta1sfss bai re
gracf 81 csc ~ a ftrtaiErcu y nfai bfakf5sA.w
ihtas sastssh taecf fnetts2na faentuIf z al q
e taa vaueEate4 sac Birdie Fab a - tiE-
Ger Haae ah ~ isMataT =. ~ 1850 X
Ptasrkftos grrrEHs Thtt usists ihr .ft q
~ Mrs. Parfgn tfaas composing tha Leelsla-
tafs 81 ihe CREATE Stale. who ST. ihef uiso
hra4s together. og3laWes ~ brate and make
Hs PENAL onenrc 50 SIS SIZE artistic hrush 90
thrir tratea b3s Verify ihe Use arts arc
at 5 asscouni Ia New HemFsairs. QuorF -
b3 Drake pay ihem tlg tais splendid sdvef-
ttsueatf
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF TnEAGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

j. W. BRADLEYs New Patent DUPLEX FL
LIP1IC (or double) SPRING SkIEr
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CARY Date J. J. a J.
West) SOLE PROPRiETOBS and MANuFAC.
TUREEs, " Chambers and 10 aud 81 Reade sts
New York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DUrLEx (or two
Elliptic Steel Springs ingeniousy Braided Tightly
and Firmly together, edge to edge, making the
toughest most flexible Elastic aud Durable Spring
ever used They seldom Bend or Break Ike the
Single Springs, and consequently Preserve their
Perfect and Beautiful shape Twice as Long as any
other skirt
The WONDERFUL FLExtBiLtJi and Great tDmt0fl
and pleasure 70 any Lady wearing the Duplex III.
iptic Skirt will be experienced particularly IN ~
Crowded Assemblies, Operas Carriages, Rairoad
Cars Church Pews Arm Chairs fJr Promenade and
II 0use Dress as the Skirt can be folded ben ~
use to occupy small place a. easily " 2 sils y
Muslin Dress
a lady having enjoyed the pleasure eomtofi ,aad
great convenience VI wearing the rDnpick Eiiipt''
Steel spring Skirt for = single day vii never 81
forwards willingly dispense with their use Iot
Children Misses and Yogns Ladies' thcy are su-
pefi0r 10 all others
They are the Best quality tn Every Part and Tn
questi1nably the Lishtest Most Desirable. CDnif9r'
table and Economical skirt Ever Aade.
FOR SALE IN all First Ciass stores 10 tits City
and throughoutthe United States and Ganaaas. Ia
yana dc Cuba, Mexico, South America, and me West
Indies
tNqrIBE
FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
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TnE 6RAxD REVIEW o. THE Var.
ERAS ARMIES. In publishing Gen.
Gratis order FOR the grand review,
The National iateiiigmeer says:
Though the great historic events Of
generalions--aye, centuries, seem to
have been compressed into a very
brief period in our history, ye, re.
vie~ OF troops such as Is contemplat-
ed, aud which seems TO The ordinary
thinker 80 much matter Of course, Is
a thing that does not usually happen
Ia many liielimes' Ga one occasion
OF ibis sort, where the Duke Of Wei.
linglon Was present, the iron warrior
said to bis staff, 'Gentlemen. this is a
grand affair. WI shail never see its
like agaiD.
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Oxa woHp 70 GrxrHal surw-
NAx. wksn fafuieaaa, Geatfal
0raai frmosc8 Behsl Fskr Boiler
tA., wo4by ~sas % Msrssohas 90
sn5 md ,sfy baisr spoe 2tgpt
h5m. ~ isis. hm marltf. neon.
psisBg apa laireAosa G~a Gfaai
tfeassd tas ossbars wih sisai c0a.
temp ard ,ht speed seoa died sna
Bsllsf si,a Il. hi Gea slamaa
foliow the example of hss frie 8 Gen.
Gen. Grant, an4 not taea'y stsniout
noy fory eag HaHreks can iJoro 81,
repoiamu is quarrel ooshi so stop
jas, ~hsre 81 - Ihe peopls wiil iase
care d hs isms wien his dsfamsr
afo fossoiisa. Nobody ca inquire
General shrrmaH c1oep, Gcnerai
Sherman himself
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NEEMoNT BOARD OF EDUCATION
secretarys ONCE, May H. 1868.
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

Teachers Institutes for the Counties OF
Windsor, Windham, Rutland, Bennington, Or
ange and Ca ledonia, win be held as follows;
At Proctorsyille June 81 Al Rupert June 1917
At Newfane June $40 At Corlnth June 20-2i
At Benson june 1914 At L. lfardwiek % =
The Institutes will each continue in session
during two days, commencing at Q A. N !,
with a lecture on the proceeding evening.
All friends OF Education are invited TO at
tend.
Town superintendent are desired to see
that Teachers are notified, and urge them to
attend.
Clergymen are respectfully invited to give
notice from their pulpts.
J.S ADAMS, Secretary
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DO you retail things here T. asked
a green looking specimen Of humani-
~, as be poked his head into shop.
+" Yes was the the laeonic reply
+" Well, wish you would retail my
dog be had il bit off about a week
ago."
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tAe wss haa Is masfey vgL SEE shaasaaa
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gtsas tssak tf tafiaas praFle sas s'tsa ssFs isf
eFeff ane Eas rares CO astFatata. Pres
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Pc snt te nisi Ffa3 pasa 90 rfe'sfa a &c taaee.
Address D. F0UIE Y ~
Esasg Ifsa HraafeHF. Ecw fsfk
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C,1nn Ny ~ IsGl


The Memphis BaHitas New Or.
leans special despatch Of the 23d says ;
Generals Price, Buckuer, Brent and
and nine staff officers arrived to-day
as commissioners from Kirby Smith,
10 negotiate with General Candy Tor
terms Of surrender. Generals Price,
Buekaer. aud Dick Taylor, On the part
Of The rebels, and Generals Candy and
Heron had consultation, the result
Of which was reported to be the sur
rendrr Of all the rebels in the Trans.
Mississippi Department on the same
terms as we're accorded 10 Generals
Johnston and Lee.
WAsHiNGroN, May ~.
Kirby Smith, commanding the
rans.Missis.ippl Department has
surrendered all his forces, including 3
Lieut.. Generals, 6 Major Generals,
and 80 Brigadier Generals. This
puts an end TO all regular warfare be-
yond tie Mississippi.
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LINELAND LANDS.



Large and thriving settlement. mild and
healthful climate, 80 miles south Of Phila.
delphia by railroad Rich soil, producing
large crops, which can now be seen growing.
Ten, twenty, and fifty acre tracts, at from
$25 to $3.50 per acre, payable within tor"
years. Good business openings for -isnu
iaeterioe apa etboes. churches, SCHOOLS
and good society. It is now the most i'm
proving place East or West. Hundreds are
settling and building. The beauty with which
the place is laid out is unsurpassed. Letters
answered Papers giving full information
will be sent free. Address CHARLES X.
LANDS, Viaeiaad Post Office, Landts
Township, NJ J.
From Report Of Scion Robinson. Agricul-
tural Editor Of the Tribune alt is one Of
the most extensive fertile tracts. In an almost
leyol position and suitable condition foF
pleasant farming tina we know Of this side
Of the Western rraiIies"
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A GREAr OUrRAGE.-The Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Daduquc, Iowa,
sives the following succiuct account
Of a recent contemplate act from
which he is suffering
On last Wednesday morning.
about ) O'Clock my stable, coach. house,
splendid horses, grain, &C., we're all
burned down by the foul hand Of
some southern secesh. because | had.
on last Sunday, strongly condemned
the assassination OF our late lamented
and houorcd President forgive them
and may God forgive them. Loss
about $1,000.
CLEMENT. Bishop Of Dubuque,
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Editor of Journal.

Editor II jourHaf
DKAH sur With your permission wish 60 say
60 tbe readers u our paper that viii send by ri.
turn mall, 20 all who wish It (free) Recipe. with
foil directions f0r making and nsing simple Veg.
ainhie Balm that viii cfectualy remove In ten
days. Pimples Blotches. Tan, Freckics and ~ Inn
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