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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
THE MAIN QUESTION.

The main question now before the peo-
pie of Storey county is the condition of
our municipal affairs, and whether or not
the bill prepared and reported BY the Com
mittee of Fifteen is the best mode of re-
trenchment in our county affairs. The
meeting, called yesterday by the President
of the Citizens Committee, was held last
evening. The bin was presented, or
rather synopsis of it was given. and
some little opposition was manifested, not,
as heretofore, by Gold Hill. but by citi-
Gems of Virgins. The bone of contention
seems to have been the equality OF repre-
sentatiou which the bill gives to Gold
Hill. Our observation leads US to believe
that the citizens OF Gold Hill are willing
to accede to any measures which will re-
suit to the benefit of the county without
inruring themselves. To ask them to do
more is unreasonable; and if Virginia
tries i, on she will find herself out in the
wet. The debt of Gold Hill is small, and
we have something to show for it. Our
taxes are comparatively light, and al.
though we believe thar the present bill
will tighten them still further, yet the peo-
pie of Gold Hill feel very independent
about this consolidation matter, and will
not submit to anything that savors of die
tation or disposition to take advantages.
If Virginia does not like this bill, which
gives Gold Hill what her citizens consider
an equal show, she can let it alone, and
wallow around in her slough OF bankrupt
cy to her hearts content and her peoples
ruin. The condition of Gold Hill is far
from deplorable, and if Virginia demands
any material change of the bill as reported
by the Committee of Fifteen, Gold Hill
will drop the consolidation matter, and
either let things drift along as they are, or
seek some remedy outside of Virginia CO.
operation. The Consolidation bill has
been carefully and deliberately drawn BY
the Committee. at great expense of time
and labor, and with the assistance of able
counsel. As the bill stands we like it
well enough, and believe it would work
to the benefit OF the county and the salts
faction of taxpayers. The Committee
are endeavoring to raise funds to dsfray
the expenses of the publication Of the bill
in the county papers. Meanwhile, we
have given the bill a patient reading Ut is
a document of fifty pages), and have Civ
en- a synopsis of it in our columns of To-
day. That conveys the general plan. For
the minu,ia, the people viii have to await
the publication of the entire bill.
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On motion of Mr.. Hawkins the bill was
placed 4 the bottom the fle for the reason
that the Senate had already passed a similar
bill. =
Yesterday forenoon Mr.. Cutter reported as
correctly enerossed Assembly substitute ior
Senate bill 10 provide payment OF outsta a
inc Indebtedness Of Lander county. On file.
Mr.. Bearss, from the Committee on Cor
porations, reported for the consideration Of
the House Assembly bill to provide for dlsln,
cooperating cities and towns incorporated
under Territorial laws; also recommending
the printing of Assembly bill, an Act amend.
ing an Act to provide for the formation o,
corporations for certain purposes. Agreed
to and ordered printed.
Mr.. benson. from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported favorably on Senate bill an Act
amending the marriage and divorce law.
Placed on file. .s.CCysy
Mr.. Haskell, from the Esmeralda delega-
ton, reported with amendment Assembly
bill an Act to authorize the County Commits
sioners to build or purchase county buildings.
Rules suspended and bills passed on motion
Of Mr.. Haskell.
Mr., Mayhugh, from the Esmeralda delega.
ton, reported favorably substitute for the
hill TO provide for the survey of the western
boundary line in the vicinity of Aurora.
Placed on file. @sS
A message was received from the Senate
returning Assembly bill creating Legisla'
tive Fund, passed, with amendments; also
transmitting Senate bill concerning teachers
for the concurrence Of the House. Read
twice and referred to Committee on Educa-
ton.
The House then concursed in the Senate's
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Constable Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justice Court of Gold Hill, Storey
county, State Of Nevada, HtteSted by VIM
n Hall, Justice Of the Peace, 10 me directed
and delivered for the satisfaction Of Judgment
in said Court, rendered on the Sd day Of Jan.
nary, A. D.. 1865, In favor Of Casper Schartz,
and against the Thomas Paine Gold and Silver
Mining Company, for the sum Of 1924 5.lO0 dol:
lars two hundred and twentyfour SlOo dollarD
and costs and accruiDg costs, have, this 5tn day
of January, A. D. 1865, levied on and taken In ex
ecutIon ui the right, title, claim and interest ct
aid Judgment debtors, the Thomas Paine Colo
and silver Mining Company, In and to the follow
inc described property, to.wit: All that certain
, nlscs Of property known as the property OF the
Thsmas Paine Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Consulting Of Q4O0) fourteen hundred feet OF
mining ground a. one small cabin, l2 by " feet;
Ti1 one bscksmith's bellows; ~ one anvil ~
On. vice, etc, etc and all Improvements on said
claim. g..- .IE Co.
.ale TO the highest bidder for u s gold coin, the
said property, or 30 much thereof az will satisfy
snid Judgment and costs, In front of the justices
Office of Gold Hill Storey county, State Of Ne
yada, on Thursday, the 26th day Of January, a;
D. 1865, between the hours Of u o'clock u. and
o'clock P. ". Nh, n,ro.r
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill Ian 5th 1865 Jao 10
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s,.ck Fi.c,aa.ion..

Under ITS regular head of "Talk on
Change" the Aha Of Tuesday gives the
following account oflthe fluctuations in
leading Washoe stocks during the past
year:
at the beginning Of the year Gould &
Curry sold for d, 900 per foot and was
at the head Of, the stock list. Il fell in
August to $500, now stands a. 1855.
and is second on. the List. Savage opened
with the year at $2,725, fell 70 $3.50 in
August; and closes at $1,000, Savage
has been at the head Of the lst nearly
four months, but the Gould & Curry is
very close up, to 1t. Ophir opened in
January a. 81, 1854 fell in September to
$500, and now stands at $3.50. Twelve
months ago it was thlrd on the list; now
IL Is the seventh. The Chollsr has gained
more than any other; in January il sold
~ o656, and now Il sells for n, 066.
Fes9Sk ~ remained very Arm during the
panic, and for six months was the third
On thg stock list IN value but Il has been
much hofhered with litigation. Fl The
opening prte1 IN January was d, 166; the
closing Se76. Hale y NUicross opened
Fat $780, fell IN August 10 $500, rose Ii
November TO 81, 700 under tbs influence
Of an sEScneoHs supports pa that . rieh
deposit had, been found, d6a doses 1t
$3.50. ~ Snio 'eias sssss,ssQ scif.siG 3
Among th4 events Of the yeef the trhi
81 the, suit between the Gould & Curry
and North Pososi deserves mention. The
suit turned upon the question whsther
| the apparent lodes near and parallel 10
the main Comstock, are branches from X
Tor Independent veins. After long lpd
eaIllf Investigation the Court decided u
favor q o. cne-lode theory. The Grosch
elaima1t1l hare solicited more time ! and
the comp nov in possession think
they have 80 10 fear.
Lady Brytn Which averaged sales Of
1900 or 2,oov 81 prices ranging from
| $50 to $50 for lime last Winter, now
sesrcely sppealsl the stock sales. Burn.
in1 Moscow, VI oSid hundred feet OF
"a YER ago, ~ iSlIs several thousand
svtly tplsek. opened in January
at ~ and ai36, Overnan
opened e 150Q ia 4 - & 6125. Real
dslsl s. 1910 and closes At
E ele esked. pr m opened at $500,
April I'll II. ielI in August TO
snnds s.leses Mo. Antelope
dat s6' iell SLENDER to $l2,
- a Nov hheF q loo and closes at
l1.s 0A lopsl TAT 4isp. fell 70
{ Dece ssand AZ CSC.
q ~ !i.ts s.|kl 81, stt5 .tetiai Gid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
The sunset OF Gouty Conservatism

Tho sunset OF Gsouty Conservative.
Henry Winter Davis, in his great speech
at Philadelphia, pictured the setting Of the
sun of that conservatism which so nearly
hamstrung the nation in its battle for ex-
istence-setting Gin the thunders of the
coming majorities." BE said;
I rather think that, instructed the lea
sons Of this latter day. the men who
slipped secretly to the Presidents ear and
advised him TO pocket the bill that was
carried through both branches of Con-
Eress by the whole mass Of his supporters
TO consolidate the legal freedom of the
slaves of the rebel States and give them
civil guaranties-ths men that gave that
secret advice and pushed the bill off in
The Senate until it could be defeated with.
out the responsibility Of vote, win no
repeat the advice at the coming session Of
Congress. (Great applausesl The thun-
a. Of the coming mAjoridss viii reach
sySn their dead hearts and dull ears. The
fac. that the mass of the American people
are resolved that no slave thall breathe
American air will become Ineligible to
| eySry mind. Tremendous applause. |
IiTIenbllne and doubling Conservatives,
Nithl fheir swollen feet, win ceAss D. stand
Ia tie way Of the march of The nStion to
univsrsal freedom. Great cheering. !
thsy viii be walked over, Or pushed aside,
lor I6rrntten, or left to humble with tooth.
L. 1nm. over the old. maid ! "a IA tales
Sgt6bt 6oyhood. Wise men, fin men,
AHliho yieof of their year,. With reason
Ehltnpairsd and eyes that can IS the
sSEinCs 81 the time, and whcsAaxs rad
dSSp u ths bloody lesson Of this ahy, win
EsprlY the lesson for the benefit u them.
/ k6a heir children, and Ia down
huued and rejoicing to thsgraHe that
d. over them, but buri6 mn "a !
IN fGreat applause. Trust not
o1nis NJ 81 .iis i wretched rep ability
that lrs dp every corruption tkas de-
iA y hiquity-that msille every
VIM s6af sacrifices it byl lihr 70
thsiip ia subordinates en- soral
ceaS lidh TO maintain what eause
they frown up in i, ana N fat
BY ~ pfotitted by it, and ~ the
hssls cl having down low before; Il is
he lQani y generation that hays ia in
The onf 81 flaming rebellion an Stin-
IN LIS Ares that the Repu6 lo6ks
q mar TO guideit in CIVIL AZ slIh q
-. nd ! q in military aHAlrs, G!eNt
VI, 1919 E''.s
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Latest Dispatches!
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEW
HOOd's Pouloons Burned and Trains
Captarcd-He IL Ordered 10 Tusca.
loosR to Rocruit-Later from For
rest and RoddY.

u
Ioosa to Rocrnit-Later from For
rest and Roddy.
CoURTLAND, Ala, Jan. 4.-The cavalry
of Steadman's command have pursued,
captured and burned Hoods pontoon
train. They also captured eight hundred
mules and one hundred wagons.
Forrest is reported near Russelville.
A deserter from Hoods army reports
that Hood has been ordered to Tusca-
loosa, Ala, to reorganize his shattered
army.
Roddy's cavalry is almost entirely dis
banded.
Expelled for DisloyaIty-Gov. Yates
(of Ill., Elected Senator-Fessenden
senator from Maine.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 4.-John Thompson, a
member of the Lower House of the Mis-.
souri, Legislature, was expelled yesterday
for disloyalty.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The Legislature of
Illinois to-day elected Ex-Governor Rich
ard Yates United States Senator for six
years.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. g. William P.
Fessenden was unanimously elected sena-
tor for six years by both Houses this
evening.
Railway Collision - Auti-SIaVery
Convention in kenIucky.
New York, Jan. ga collision be-
tween two trains occurred to-day, in Ber-
gen Tunnel, five persons were killed and
a number wounded. ..
CINCINNATI, Jan. '5.-An Anti-Slavery
Convention was held at Frankfort, KY,
yesterday. Resolutions were adopted
adhering to the Baltimore Platform, re-
questing the representatives in Congress
to vote for the Constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery, inviting the Legisla-
ture to instruct them to that effect, and in
favor of repeating the slave code of Ken
lucky. ,- ...
Latest from Savannnh-Quiet dc.
meanor Of the Inhabitnnts.:specu-
latiOns about future Operations.
New YORK, Jan. 5.-The Hsrald'S
Savannah letter says, the City is remark
ably quiet. When our troops first en-
tered, the citizens remained in their
houses, through fear of personal injury.
These fears passed away, and the people
now come freely upon the streets. The
majority appear DESTROYS of placing them
selves in loyal position towards the
Government.
The Times correspondent at Savannah
says, 81 have no active operations to
record, but on every side are evidences of
immense preparations for renewed activi-
ty. Every man in the Army talks of a
grand overwhelming march on Charles
ton.
Admiral Dahlgren's men are busily en-
gagged in removing distractions in the
Savannah River. These distractions are
quite formidable, especially those in the
vicinity of Fort jackson. 1t may be q
week or two before communication will
be opened to vessels of heavy draft. They
consist mainly of strong piles, against
which have been sunk vessels loaded with
stone. Where the next blow will be
struck is not developed.
Anunber Of merchants. formerly con-
nected with the business community Of
New York, are to proceed North by the
next steamer, and propose settling up old
accounts and starting again on the old
basis. ".0.a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

There Is but little doubt that the tariff
and internal revenue laws which resulted
from the crude and hasty legislation of
the last Congress, will undergo general
revision during the ensuing session, COM
mencins on Monday next. To the new
tariff in particular there are well-grounded
objections TO many of its provision. We
are aware that it is impossible, in a bill Of
such great length, and embracing such a
variety Of features, TO meet the hearty
concurrence Of all classes, still the law Is
susceptible Of great improvement, and we
tfnit Z vii receive the earnest attention
SflES lk0dinS minds IA Congress. How
oVsf anxious our Legislators, m common
with the people, may be to swell the. rev.
enus, it is well to remember the impolicy
of going beyond the bounds of reasona-
BE and lust legislation. as tax so re-
Hsrictiye as to amount to positive prohi-
birion defeats the purpose, for which the
bill was created. Any scheme for, aug
menting the public revenue, which IS not
manifesly TOO bnrdenSome and exacting,
we have reason to believe, will meet with
popular approval. People who had not
paiisnce to study the philosophy Of tinan.
cial economic theories, came to the COM
mon sense conclusion long ago that there
must be a substantial basis for the vast
system Of borrowing to which the Gov
eminent was compelled to resort. They
understand perfectly well that the sinews
of war must be furnished by themselves,
and that they must be directly or lndi-
rectly responsible for our large accumu-
llating debt. They are, therefore, willing
to be taxed to that degree which, shall rep
resent q sound and solid equivalent for
the immense amount Of promissory paper
money about.
The question Of high and low tariffs
was formerly considered Of much more
importance than ae present, as political
parties invariably made il . cardinal issue
in their campaigns. Whatever. may be
'the true view Of the subject, it is quite
evident there Is such thing as imposing
itrs great duty upon imported comrnod-
sit;as.f Alsvery large proportion OF the
Government revenue 10 derived nom the
dnty on imports, and greater share OF
those duties u collected in New York than
&C any other port of entry IN the United
States. &c may, therefore. be proper to
iipda6 cf the effect Of an increased duty on
I, IL Iovsnue At, large. by its operation In
aShis eitT. The importAtions this year, up
stt1 @fine when the new tariff went into
! opilafl0n, were larger than IN any cores
s p1ndins p1siod sinsa the< commencement
. Of tha rebellion. Subsequent. 70 that date
< no-..1a~.AIw kalosr
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Astor Gold and silver Mining Conn

A6tOf Gold and H1IVeF HlMlHR OuH-
psuy-Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada-Notice is hereby given, that at meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of said company
held on the 9Th day Of January, 1866, an assess:
ment Of two (e2 dollars per share was levied
upon the capital stock of said company, payable
Immediately in U. s. gold coin to the Secretary,
No. 1876 Jackson street, San Francisco; or 10 T.
A. Hyde, Superintendent, Gold Hill ANY stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
ON Saturday, the 4th day Of February, 1865 will
be advertised on that day as delinquent, and un-
less payment shall be made before, will be sold on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1865 to pay
the delinquent assessments, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order OF
the Board Of Trustees g.
ia6 Inn EDWARD c. LOWELL, Sec'y.
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For Rent,
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

T,HIs wELL.KNowN HOTEL, CON. t ss.>
tanning ffty rooms all well furnished, saili
and situated on Main street, and in the .11nE
most central business portion of the town OF Gold
Hill, Storey county, Nevada, il now for rent on
reasonable terms. For particulars, inquire OF
RICHARD GAINES,
az Exchange Hotel.
Gold Hill January 9Th 1865 t . ia6 In
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.Tohn Dunn!!

r OoK OUT FOR AN INDIVIDUAL OF THE
above name. He has done me by paying
me board bill Of two years standing and ten
dollars In borrowed money, in greenbacks at par.
Those who dun Dunn may know what to expect.
T. O,Flaherty is another swindler, Of the same
sort. RICHARD oAlNEe,
Gold Hill, ian, 9Th. I'm Exchange Hotel
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
--.. January /, 1865.
N Assessment Roll for the City of Virginia is
now in nv hands, and that the taxes are now due,
and will be delinquent after the aith of January
A. D. 1865. .. ..--,r - ...-....,
sFOfice hours from 4. N. until 4: P. d.
Office 40 street. H. X. ALEXANDER
ia6 I'd ~ sr City Tax Collector.
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a I'M are men under arms IA Mobile
viii ksSds Is gray q badgets pep who
have not only lost sons IN battle, but
srsndsona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06

sE1ri.2 resolved lhe smallest vote
o. Pr M. Aidates except atl
the zion q 1904, 1hsn Pinckney, the
HsdEl eanaidatA had nply u yUtss.
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90 "a y
Qbft HlatN ssfyiee durbg -
I = t7DIle. CAL = sI.775s
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pany.-NotIce Is hereby given, that so many
shares Of the capital stock Of this company.
standing In the names of the following persons,
az will pay the assessments due thereon, together
with the cost IF sale aud advertising will be sold
according to law, on SATURDAY, February
4th, A. D. 1864, at O'Clock ?. NJ, at the office Of
the COMPANY, in Gold Hill. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-06
Stock Sales.

Burning Moscow, $24@26; Hale &
Norcross, 255@260: Bajszet, 26@27; I'm.
periai, l22@l25; Mount Davidson, 1 75;
Gould & Curry, l,460@1, 465; Ophir, 800
@305; ChDllar, l,025; Bullion, lo5@l07;
Justis, 38@4l. a .. aE
Greenbacks, 46t@464. sia
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ASSAY OFFICE

TE1EALL & CO., a -
Virginia City, Nevada.
Gold nud Silver Bullion and Ores OF every
descriptions Melted and Assayed.
RETURNS MADE IN BARS Or COIN!
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TREAT
w our bars by the .. .rg .'..
Humid Process Of Assaying!
This process IL the only one in general use in all
United States MINIS, and in San Francifco Assay
Offices.
We guarantee our assays TO conform accurately
to the standard of ..5,l.fr -..v
The Z. =. Mint. "I&u"
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
Gold FalIinE-AcquittaI-County

a. Court. '.f.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. S, 1864.
A dispatch received at P, NJ. today,
quotes gold closing to-day at 227, with
downward tendency.
San Francisco, Jan. 6, 1865. .
R. E. Ball, charged with robbing Beri-
ali Browns mail box, was acquitted this
morning. z 1aa's ..
{ The County Court has adjourned until
Monday next, in order to permit Prosecu-
ting Attorney Porter to visit Sacramento,
where his daughter is lying dangerously
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H. HARRIs. '@'<'
ArA.B. PAUL 1 co.'s BANKING HOUSE,

ATAB. PAUL L CO.'S BANKING HOUSE,
Gold Hill .Nevada TERRITORY.
UHE UNDERSIGNED. EsTABLIiSIHaEEoP5e t 1s
Assayer eight years In CalitoInla apH I'm vhere
oors In Neyada Territory, ID now az Soa liz vim
Se vii attend 10 any business entrusted " H "
promptness and dispatch g-f.lg
Gold, silver and ores OF every
""'"' tI0n AsHayeds -F
nd roturns of Bullion made within GLx hours III Du''
or ~ Coin. at The option Of the depositors
For correctness OF his Assays, be refers 70
Messrs Troyer Colgate Hork
Messrs. B. Behrend Co ..----.-s:;,HTSr~.n c,Sco
Messrs Davidson behl ..-------''S sn FrancIscO
MesSrs j. Parrott & Co --.-.-----..SSan FErsncisco
Messrs' Sather 4 Co ....-----..-SS ~ TT..ncisco
Wessrs- Tallant Co .-..-.--.--..SAn R.s ncsSCo
Messrs Reynolds, Res 60 .-.---..sAnn n.ntU
Messrs n r. Hastings d Co -...-...--.sachaMesnnt
Messrs n o. Mills C0..-------.--..e@.ccIane .,r
Mesrs RIdeout Smith y NM
Tessrs Decker Jewett maLy sS III.
Tessrs n T. Hastings Co ...-fng1hn, I iit}
Messrs MAYNARD 4 Flood H Hi
MeSSrs. A, b. Paul L. Co-.-.--.--------.--Go'd mn
Charges ut San Francisco Rates.
,,b,o II. HARRIS.
\. ". THEALL IA. PAXTON W. B. THoRSBuRdH
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AssAYERs AND B4EkERs' NOTICES:

As s AsYTFT OFFI,C'5' i, n
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8. MoLIToR, of A. ScHNoLz, late Of
San Francisco. Us. Branch Mint, s. F.
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Charges ut San FranciscO Rates.
,.n,a H HARRIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-20
Special Notices.
-
A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, wooan and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSTA

Il willing to recommend H. Three ysars a rnsy In
cresEing sAle have made the Ambrosia amouan ore
the world.
1T 10 WARRANTED TO PLEABE.
1t cures Itching Of tAs Head.
II nAka New Hair grow on Bald nsaAs.
1t prevents the M1k nsn yalliag Out.
It renders the Hat IN and Giosy.
Cleansss ~ Scalp; Cook to Heated Brow Removes
DAndruf; Cures Nervous Headachs; Cures badness
Insures Luxurant Locks Inclines Hair to Curl enper
sedsa wigs; Kills Har RatsrA. Goa eject appaent -
once. SIS = S%A&& &A&l S3A~
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit yon 10 =. Elegantly pat up
Delcatey Perfumed Pstrouissd BY Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons opnta.
ing two large bostles-No. 2 for nofnins No, fsr
evening
THERE % NO UgIgTAx1 ABOUT n.
sTERLINGs AMBROeIA y ths bsst, most asfsesbls
and effective toilet in the world. To prove this try
carton.
Sold by Druggists $3.50
stePling's Anhresia Msnufaetaring Company,
ais Fulton Street, New York.
octl7-dAw1y
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: It ioynaubta4Gtue that the men of the
South ia Sore'sl tke result, but they accept
- s;AsaAiea adore psspasing fas4AsAAanGa1
which the war has produced in their domestic
inssitutioas, With a aIacrity and an exhibi-
ton of GOOD feeling whick kas, I confess, sur
prised g it has grs6ksd ne. sa.sssars .'sgsir.
In the work Of restoration, the President
has aimed to do only that which was necessary
70 be done, exercising only that power which
could b properlY exercised under the Con
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