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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-31
Allan Rurnruonn.

..--- Alias Summons. e.. .a
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ST0-
I, rey, Gold Hill Precinct w. n Hall, Justice
Of the PeAce.-RiehArd Mercer, plaintiff, 70. Alta
Silver Mining Company ct d, defendant-The
State Of Nevada to Alta s, n Co., W. W. Nichols,
A. B. Paul Jos. Neshit, o. A. Sanburn, J. G.
Corey, Hugh Logan, J. p Holmss estate, N W.
Irwin, WaShoe g. & 8. Co. No. ], John Doc and
Richard Roe, members Of said Alta 8. y. Com
pauy, greeting:
Yon and each Of you are hereby summoned
70 appear before me, Justice Of the Peace in Snd
for Gold Hill Precinct, County and State atore.
said, at my office In Gold Hill, on the 3lIt day Of
Nay, a. d. te65, at 10 O'Clock 4. y. Of thGt dny,
TO answer the complaint Of Richard Mercer, HbGre.
In be claims TO recover from you jointly and sew
orally the sum Of two hundred and seventy Eve
dollRrI, and interest, a per terms Of certain
promissory NOTE, . copy Of which ii now on fle
In my otf1cs. And you are hereby notified thai Il
you fall to appear. snd answer the complaint ~
aforesaid, Judgment win be taken sgAiuIt yeu tor
the sum Of o215 and interest, and costs OF suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Eaid county
greeting. Mako legal service and dus return
hereof Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
April, A. D. 1853 NAV,
Justice ofths Peace Of Gold Hui Precinct, Storey
county, Nevada rs.E NJ.
IEity cent Rev. 6tGmp.1 sPSo"
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HORsE FARRIER.

M ,slIv vEIb Issorns tss pubiic that Be NN
Vii attend and bsstow edIcsl aitsn; CI24
which sm1y Be- satruSted % him q his staSaA Me
Isl street, Virginia. hsyt1s aad - -. sAi Tt.,,
experisncs In busness fcr yeen ~ W oAi's 'Ai''-
unhQQ Inn ~. ASA- AOtSlsS.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS:
SWORN STATEMENT.

SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April ed, 1850, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report: ,-.,,-
pany is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
all paid in cash. -et3 ,Vou "
III The amount of assets Is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty-eght cents. .-.----: S9l1442 70
I'LL The company has no debts
", The amount of insurance written during
the year is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty.seven thousand eight hundred and dfty.hve
dollars 81, ,655 %
The amount of insurance In force December
3Ist ten millions one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and uinety'four dollars. ~
Sl0.l2O,s94 90
v The Company insures against the following
risks. viz:
B1iIdinGs, Quartz Mill., AIeEcAandlse,
Holseh hold Esralsnrc, Heats, Leases
Tesoelsin Port and their CargoeH,
and ether Pero0Aal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire. X
VI. The largest sum this Company Will take on
any one risk is S7a0 900 the limit liked BY law
tain extent will be made in other responsible COM
panies. J. hoNl' rro"uen@
~ RALsToS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January l6, 1865.
William Alvord. Moses Ellis.
E B Benchley, A & Stiles,
E Lazard, Moses Heller,
A Selirman, Edward Martin,
Alfred Borel, Iuoos,.
Charles Mayne. Thomas
Louis McLsne, ID w kee'
LLOYD Teyis, John G. Bray.
John G Kittle, David sterns'
w g RalSton, William Sherman,
James DeFremery, Samuel c Bigelow,
0W Beaver l. Sachs,
Herman Michels. NJ wilson,
E L Goldstein, Alpneus bull
HI Hanssman, William Schole,
HIN Newhall.
State Of California, City and County OF San
Francisco, ss-On the 10th day Of January. A: d.
1853 personally appeared before me-H. >. Ho.
mans a Notary Public In and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.
Ralston. Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany, who, being duly sworn, did deposc and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re-
mort of the Pacific Insurance Company, 10 the
best of his knowledge and belief are true, tu and
correct. a. j. hALTtOS:
day of January, A. D. 1868.
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. in compliance with the law deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds OF the State
Of Nevada, are now prepared TO effect Insurance
Al the
Lowest Established Rntes
OFFICE-At the Agency of the Bank Of Cali.
tornia. corner Of C and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON & RALSTON,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
fmh2s is6ml
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For Rent.

rlRoN THE 10Th OF MAY, THE .A9
STONE HOUSE. situated in Gold Hill. ;is
Main street, opposite the Gold Hill Hotel,
and now occupied as Grocery Store BY MI. :.
s. FIye Inquire ct the store or S' hAns''n
h1p Ga,S u,u Nav 1855 my5 m
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TRAVELLING AND PREIGHTING.
IMPORTANT
Freeport Railroad!

nN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1864, or
" dtuary Freight will be received at tFREEPORT
and forwarded to LATR0BE without charge LOT
transhippIng, drayaSe or Forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers OF the California Steam
Nav yati0n Company, leaving San FRANCISCO q &.
N q ,lly can be delivered In Latrobe Al 20 clock
next niovnlnS Freight shipped By sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No eharse on OF
ttnary freight per sailing vessels ioE IeNee uues'
transhippIns, drayage or forwarding.
| An Heavy FreIghtS, such Is Boilers, Heavy Cast.
Ipgs Steam Engines, ETC., will be transhippeu at
Frreport by powerful derrickS directly 10 tine cars
and AZ LatrObe will also be transhtPped oy
Directly to teams For this class OF freight charge
will be made OF cost Of labor engaged On osnsAS
only. -,,,,,, ,...,. ,,u,
Freight CHARGES Of steamerSo or sailing vessels VIII
b. ADVANCED al Freeport and collected at Latroee
MaTS an Freight, CARE =. b. R., FREE
p0RTr and send receipts with Freight. f
Prices Of FreightinE.
FREIGHT from Freeport TO Latrobe, - per ton.
n0WN FREIGHTS, from LAtrobe 70 FrSeport or
S.crarnepto, viii be forwarded Al the following
0niinaSy Freghts. per ton n--,---;-.-.-.:.-SSS GO GO
Ores shippers to load and uuloAd) per ton..--9 ~
T"mhar M-.----3 U
Wood, SAE VI N in
o., cords S-.....-.--.-----.------. ~
klps- -
rsLs Mar Freight, Care r. as. v Il. F.,
''N'> JP. ROBINSON,
a@ "A BISHOP.
ocIon SUPPLEMENTARY.
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$500 Reward
IN SPECIE.

NE STOLEN from my stables. on
2-G the night of the 5th May, two fine
BAY MARES-one large bay mare, will
fold in the first of the fall, seven years old.
color deep bay. black legs main aad tail,
very small foretop too short to be kept
or placed under the brow band-no white
about her. unless saddle marks, a small
scar on tho right hind leg at the knee or
hook joint, outside of the leg, recently
done by ploughing; very heavy made
animal, with great muscular power, fine
action. gentle and kind in harness or under
saddle, gaita. walk, trot and lope.
Also. one BAY FILLEY, four years old,
about l4} hands high. dark bay color,
black legs main and tail-a very hand
spme animal. beautifully formed, with
rather a heavy rain aud tail. No parli-
cu!ar marks, except q small scar on the
left hip. near The root Of the tail, in the
shape of half moon, caused by kick.
These two animals are very much attached
to each other, and when separated, rest.
less and uneasy.
I will pay the above reward, in specie
or it's equivalent for the recovery Of my
mares. or S10O for either of them. ANY
information as to the thief will be duly
appre cia.ed, and any information AS to the
mares can be given to James B. Cureton,
Esq, or Dr. r. B. Johnston, Camden. S. c.,
or Hon. James A. Witherspoou, Lancaster
G. H., Capt. Thos. Taylor. Columbia, 5. c.,
or myself. r. NJ. MILLER,
Pineville, c. / 8. G. K. K. No. Ca.
June II
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OUR SPACE AND LlMIrs.-It may be we'll
to apprise our readers that our publisher
has vanaosed. in Northerly direction, his
mission being designed for their special
benefit. He goes North in order to pro-
cure adequate supplies of materiel for the
enlargement of the PAeniz. in degree
with the rapid growth of his subscription
list and tue demand made upon bis adver-
tising columns. These several objects
require paper thrice the size of the pre-
sent sheet, so that the reader shall have an
ample supply of reading matter for his
matin hours, and the advertiser be salts.
fed with display, grandly spread out.
enumerating the thousand precious COM
modities which he has on SALE Our sub.
scribers only need to look at the cot'nnna7
advertisements Of Melvin NJ. Cohen, and
Zealy, Scott & Bruins, Solomons. and Ken
meth l. Gibson, and Cla:ke-to say no.
thing of score besides-to see the neces-
sity for speedy iucrease of space and
enlargement of our limits. Briefly, tho
Phenir is about to spread larger wing
for taking bolder flight.
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GREAT FIRE. AT CuArrANooGA-A great
fire occurred ut Chattanooga recently. 1t
appears that there were several tons of
captured ammunition careless!y stored in
building with one end open Some of
the boxes had been broken in handling,
and left in that dangerous condition. The
building stood near u railroad track. and
the sparks from a passing engine ignited
the loose powder. An instantaneous and
terrific explosion ensued. Near the build
ing were three long warehouses. In two
Of these were 1000 bales of hay. The
other was partially filled with colnmissary
stores. These took fire and were con
sumed. Near the warehouse was the
magazine proper-a large building filled
with ammunition. Fortunately the walls
were thick and strong. and but little wind
was blowing. A double roof also pro-
tected the top "f the magazine. The
building was saved. Luckily this was the
case, for there was over $4,000 tons Of
arms and ammunition in it. Had it :aken
fire and exploded, the whole city OF Can't.
tanooga would have probably been demo-
lished
The scene is represented as most terrific
The excitement was intense. The air was
filled with bursting shells. Several men
were killed aud several severely wounded
The loss 10 the Government is about
Sl5O,000. A large portion of the commits
safy stores were saved.
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FRESH GROCERIES" e..

NLARIFIED SUGAR, Rio COFFEE,
~ Hyson TEA, Salad OIL. BISCUITS,
HERRlNGS, PICKLES, JELLIfsS, irish
POTATOES. BROOMS. BUCKETS, Held
sick CHAMPAGNE. SEGARS, Old Rye
WhISKEY. Fine Cut TOBACCO Tin
CUPS. WASH BOWLS, COFFEE POTS,
ENVELOPES. NOTE PAPER, STEEL
PENS, LEAD PENCILS. SCISSORS,
POCKET KNIVES. NEEDLES, AXES,
PAD LOCKS. Virginia Rosebud TOBAC-
co, Smoking TOB ACCO, just received
on consignment and for sale for CASH.
OF in exchange for COUNTRY PRO
DCCE. E. Z G. D. HOPE,
Next the residence of G. d. Hope, Rich
land Street, West of Main street.
June lR Sfstu
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A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, writing from Richmond under
date of May 23, says that the manaGles
were removed from jeff. Davis on Sunday
Afternoon. During the days he was
ironsd, Davis steadfnstly refused food, eat.
ing nothing each day but a bit of bread,
and yesterday DR.. Cravens said plainly to
the authorities that unless he was relieved
from the shackles the prisoner would not
live two days. In consequence of this
representation the irons ere removed late
yesterday afternoon, and then Dr. Cravens
is reported to have further expressed the
opinion that unless Davis was allowed
more fresh sir than he could get BY con.
stant confinement in his cell, he would not
live ten days. He will live the ten days,
however, for to morrow he energies from
from the casemates of Fortress Monroe.
and will be sent to Washington. The gun
boat Connecticut, OF dered from Washing.
ton for his conveyance, will arrive in
Hampton Roads this morning, and to.
morrow forenoon the prisoder will be con.
vey on board, under strong guard.
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The Northern papers report a conspira-
cy on foot, and perhaps several coaspira-
cles, to send out privateers against French
commerce, under the Mexican flag.
Exactly so We only wonder that the
game has not been played frequently be-
fore. 1t would have been but for the fact
that our own war absorbed all the capital
and gave employment to all the enter
prise. The morals of nations and peoples,
though very admirable in State papers, are
not yet able to Withstand the arguments
which suggest profitable investment; and
Mammon will make his way to the human
heart, and be in full possession, while a
thousand priests of Jehovah are knocking
vainly at the door.
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The wheat crops of Michigan last year
are said to have been 80 large that. while
the new crop is coming in. more than one
half Of the old remained on hand. This
vast surplus, it is said, is to be sent forth.
with to the South ern ma, kets Our owu
wheat crop is now coming in, aud wheat
Is already falling fast. The crop is report
ed to be only tolerable one; and the con-
dition of the country is such that we shall
need oil the surplu. that we can get from
other States. No influx, however large,
can so reduce the article as 10 bring it be-
low fair compensative price.
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-AMNE5TK
THE TERMS OF PARDON
Proclamation by the President of the

Proclamation by the President of the
United States of America
Whereas the President of the United
States, on the 9Th day Of December. A. u.
1863, and on the 26lh day Of March, A. u.
1854. with the object to suppress the en-
isting rebellion, to induce all persons TO
return to their loyalty and to restore the
authority of the United States, Issue pro.
clamations offering amnesty and pardon to
certain persons who had, directly or by
implication, participated ip the said rebel
lioo; aud whereas many persons, who had
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GOLD REsURREcrED-We learn that
portion of Federal troops, encamped near
the company shops. on the North Carolina
RAILROAD, recently exhumed between $780,.
600 and $4,000 in gold out Of one pit 1t
was discovered by the merest accident
The troops had been encamped there seve
raj days, and in moving and respreading
their tents in fresh places; one of the pins
struck hard substance. Thinking it was
stone, Or something of that kind, the
soldiers dug down IN order to remove it.
and 10! it was a box Of gold. Boxes were
taken out containing the amount specified.
The precious metal was taken charge of
by the United States authorities 1t be-
longs to the Bank of Commerce. We
know not whether it will be con6scated
or restored.-Raleigh Progress.
1t is reported that those who found the
specie kept it.
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On the afternoon of June s. very de.
structive fire occurred at Nashville, Tenn.
The large and commodious Government
supply buildings on the corner Of Sumter
anG Broad streets were burned, with their
contents. The loss is estimated at So, 900, :
00O-about third of which, in da-
mayed goods, will be saved.
The roofs of five dwelling houses on til C
opposite side Of the street were burned
off, and the turpitur therein damaged.
Lces $40, 900.
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PROFESSOR RIVERS

" ILL take pupils who desire to en-
w gage in or review in part the ccl-
leg'ate studies; or suSh as are preparatory
thereto. For terms, DC, apply before 1et
July. at his residence, South Carolina Col
lege. June II "
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THADDEUS STREET,

R+S. AGENT of the New York
@EEf4.a Charleston WEEKLY
Ss SSass LINE OF STEAMERS. and
Gt.N EkAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Charleston. 8. c., will give attention to
any business entrusted to h,s care.
SJune II Is
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New Auction & Commission House.
By JACOB LEVIN.


1N1IE undersigned being thrown out of
L employment by the recent destruction
Of the city. informs his friends and the
citizens of Columbia. that he has resumed
his former line of business previous to his
election of Book-keeper in the Exchange
Bank, and offers his services ns an Auc-
tion-er .and General Commission Mer-
chant. respectfully soliciting share of
public patronage.
In conducting this business. ne pledges
the same fdeli.f and promptness observed
whilst formerly. engaged in it.
Office at the Lower Ration House. op-
posite DR.. w. P. Geiger, and NAV he
consulted at home Immediately opposite
the residence of Capt Thomas e. Sharp,
on Gervais Street.
Consignmeuts thank fully received.
June le JACOB LEVIN.
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MR.. HENRY TIMROD

WILL open. during. the first week in
w July, Mt his residence in Richlaad
street, (between Bull and Mnrion,) y
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, in which the
Ancient Languages, French and the usual
Eng lish Branches will be taught.
June Is
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struggle. The evil hour. that which is
decreed to try mems souls, found us with
out the souls for trial, without even the
intellect for thought, while the land
groaned with its vanities Of emptiness and
wind, to as great degree of suffering as
she endured from the wounds and strokes
of war. The greater of our mischiefs lay
here, in the absolute want of the adequate
intellect for the performance of the ordi
nary business of life-the whole of the
Last four years of trial developing u o one
individual equal to the emergencies of the
people. And how should We look for
anything better, referring to the training
aud practice of the preceding thirty years,
In which a miserable social cowardice,
which dared not appear the thing it really
was, circled the whole of society in its
constrictor-like folds of falsehoods The
miserable trinkets which decorated our
persons; our riotous and lavish modes of
living; the constant changes of dress and
furniture; the costliness of the material
employed for both; these, with a thousand
other heads of expenditure, had become
almost universal sins among US. The con-
ceited husband operated upon the money
market, and fancied that, by judicious
nod of the head or bend of the finger,
which he alone knew how to make at the
right season, he had possessed himself IF
Aladdin's treasure. That butterfly being,
his wife, would persuade the world, by
her gold and purple exhibitions, that all
his fancies were facts. The son rated him
self, under the same happy system, as
millionare, and spent like one; and the
daughter, if the boarding schools had not
already done all the mischief. soon proved
that the task is one which society will not
fail to perform. And what, for season. at
least, could possibly set limit to the money
follies, and the world follies, and the head
and heart follies of NIL these foolish people9
Nothing but that blight, as inevitable as
the frost to the flower at the usual season,
"A-'>'A HSAS OASSSu CdS I'leSOClOuS luSUEOOUl
to the root, and consigns it to a poverty
for which no preparation mas been made.
The whole life of such people is lie, and
must continue hopeless lie, until they
gain sufficient moral courag, to act the
truth boldly, and to appear only in habits
OF the truth. Most of these evils of the
meanest vanity, linked with ignorance and
lndolence, are stimulated by the gaming
spirit of speculation; the illusions of
which. like those of Oriental fable, be-
guile and bewilder, until all the standards
of comparison are utterly lost aud the
poor dreamer, like some painted vessel
With flags flying, and all sail spread,
rushes on, unconscious. careering, proud.
headlong, into the dismal Alaelst, ON.
which is-a real vortex, to be found in every
human sea.
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Flour and Corn at Private Sale.
* BAGS New FLOUR
1c 200 Bushels CORN in lots to auit
purchasers. Apply at the Lower Ration
House. JACOB LEVIN.
June l6 Auct. d Com. NJ rchant
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Local ITEMS.

We have. been requested to state that
paroled prisoners. within the last amnesty
proclamation, may take the oath of allie
glance.
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Notice.
June II

NUCICE.
MEALS will be furnished at all hours
1v1 through the day, and SOUPS and
LUNCH from IL A. NJ. to 3 P NJ.
June l6 II WM. J. THOMAS.
N. B.-Residence one square below the
State House.
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General Banks has been removed from
the military command in Louisiana, and
General Sheridan succeeds him in it.
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A Merchants Exchangel is about to be
established i'll Charleston by the merchants
of that city.
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Cotton at Natchez. on the I'd, was at Al
fer mi1dling Gold was quoted at 1875.
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We are indebted to the Exp, ess Compa-
ny for copy of the Augusta Chronicls, Of
the l4th inst, from which We make selec-
tions. The paper can beseen atour Office
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NaIuanIe Esccines.

Editors OF the ''S,ar Dear Sir=: With
your permission, wish 10 say to The read.
ers of your paper that Will send, by return
mail, TO ali who wish it (irsel a recipe
with luli directions FOR making aud using a
simple Vegetable Balm, lhst will effecluaily
remove, ia ten days, pimpies, Blolches,
Tan, Frsckles. and all Impurt!es OF the
SKIN, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth,
and beautiful.
| wAl also mail free 20 those having bald
heads or hare faces simple directions and
information, that viii enable them o stan
iull growth OF luxurian. halt, whiskers,
or moUsische, in less than lhifiy days.
These recipes are valuable 10 both OLD
and young, and as they are mailed 10 al
who need them tree of charge, they are
worthy he attention of al who prize q
clear, pure skin, or a healthy growth OF
hair All applications answered by return
mail, without charge.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and PeruHer,
No S3I Broadway, New YORK.
August 9, ls65--2m.
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BLOOMSBURG ACADEMY.

THE mex, Term of This institution will
begin on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
1865. The regular prices OF Tuition range
from S5 80 10 81 so per Term OF Eleven
Weeks, to be paid al or before The middle
OF the term.
The usual extra charges will be made
FOR German and French, aud lie various
Ornamental Branches.
II is extremely impoHana that the pupils
who shall attend the School should be pres
ent at the beginning of the term, or as soon
after as possible, in order TO start regularly
with the class. Ia all cases tulion will be
charged for the FULL TERM, unless otherwise
by special previous agreement.
The Principal has had an experience OF
years in Ieaching the languages and high.
er Mathematics, as well as the various
branches OF substantial English EdOca-
lion, end will spare 10 effort 10 secure
rapid and lhorouah progress in his pupils.
REV. H. RlNKER, A. M.
.Augus, 9, 1865. Principal.