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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-09

Trial Of JeG. Davis - Discharge 81
Prisoners - Election I'm Virginia
Etc.
New York, May 29.-The Comn1ercial'
special dispatch says the trial of jeff
Davis before the United States Circuit
Court, will commence as soon as the con-
spiracy case can be disposed of.
Gen. Sherman has handed in his writ.
ten testimony respecting Gen. Johnston's
surrender, to the Committee on the Con-
duct Of the War.
Information from Richmond announces
the arrest of Gen. Lee.
The Posts special dispatch says
Several hundred prisoners will be dis.
charged Immediately. under the order is.
sued for the release of military prisoners
It is reported that the election in Vir.
ginia last week, resulted generally in the
defeat of the Union ticket.
Some Ohio regiments in Sherman's
army were mustered out to-day. Only a
small part of the troops, however, will BE-
disbanded ut present.
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SO and $40 SUBSCRIBERS TO sEvES-rHISrY LOAN.

Total --.....-----92,U5S Iota ---.---------no,s'V
At the close Of the wa Of 1912, the
debt of the United States was one hun
dred and twenty-seven millions, equal TO
seven per cent. upon the estimated value
of the entire property of the country.
This, together with the Revolutionary
debt, was paid in twenty years, and forty
million surplus left in the national treasu-
nv. If our debt rise to three thousand
million dollars, it would only amount to
Is per cent. Of the present wealth Of the
loyal States alone. So it is fact, that in
FIVE years time the loyal people could pay
off the entire debt and feel it no great
pressure upon their incomes. OF course,
1t is not necessary, nor is it desirable that
the indebtedness be cancelled for thirty
years to come.
We subjoin a table, prepared by Mr..
Jay Elder, of the U. S. Treasury Depart
ment, which presents calculations on a
payment of the debt in twenty years, es-
timating the entire wealth of the United
States, and probable ratio of increase:
TABLE,
Sho,ciH1 hOe q United Sates national debt Of
Three Thousand Milliom may b paid IN tSsntv
years from 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-09
Mining Stocks.
comes.

The San Francisco Aka, Of Tuesday
evening last, thus speaks of the opening
of the stock operations the forepart Of this
week. There is punch in the ribs in it
for somebody:
1.-THE stock market was good deal
stronger. and many stocks were pur.
chased at an advance. Imperial, instead
Of going &" below $780," turned sharply
and sold at $l75. If the holders OF these
and other stocks would obtain control and
sweep out 1.-THE present managers, the
PROPERTIES would develop a just value.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-09

C. C. W.-The Reese River ReveiHe
notices the arrival at that place of Charley
Warner, with Gov. Blaisdell and Lieut..
Col. McDermit. Charley is described as
aching for an Injun muss. He's trump,
and will probably maintain credit sufi-
Gent for himself and the balance Of the
party. Before he takes the Office Of Post
Master at Virginia, he naturally and con-
sequently desires to secure the safety of
the Overland service.
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SEAYrs,-The Chollar and Potosi sha

SHAFrs.-The Chollar and Potosi shaft
is to be sunk east of the Potosi mill. by
contract, to a depth of 700 feet. The
Savage Company are supposed to be ne
eotiating for the sinking of a shaft on
their claim, 1000 feet east of their present
almost useless. the new and elegant, hoist
ing house. The Yellow Jacket shaft,
sunk by Yankees. is down l25 feet eight
feet broad and twenty-four feet long,; and
the Cornishmen Of the contemplated Chol-
lsY-Potosi shaft, threaten to outstrip the
Ysnk, in their dSesnsxs arsrni.
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HosoRs.-The College of California hal

HoSoRs.-The College of California has
commenced giving A. Ms and D. DIS
and l.. L. DIS, etc. John SWEET, su-
nerintendent of Public Schools of Califor-
MIA. has been christened an A. NJ, and L.
Skater has been dubbed L. L. D..
There is now a rival to the California
Steam Navigation Company, who, to our
knowledge, have been granting d. HIS
for the last dozen years, or so.
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ARMED TO THE TEETH-Is very common
expression, but we think armed to embellish
and preserve them to a ripe old age is de-
cidedly more beneficial and appropriate
this can only be done BY keeping yourself
always supplied, convenient for use, with a
bottle OF that renowned and imperishable de-
light OF every lady's or gentleman'' toilet,
the Fragrant sozodont," for cleansing,
identifying and preserving the teeth, sweeten-
ing and purifying the breath, it has no equal.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal.
ers everywhere, rs cents per bottle.
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SpEc1AL.-Schuyler Colfax and COM
panions are to be brought from Reese
River here in special coach and on crack
time. From here to the Bay the schedule
time is twenty hours-by the incompar-
able Pioneer.
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Kindly PRovIDED.-Jef. has a bucket
of water in his cell at Fortress Monroe.
This is to prevent the necessity Of his 60.
ing out for drink. That's all.
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'O'u Ill., N''" - GEO. W. TURNEY, S.ey.
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY, June
9Th 1885 nt the same hour and place. BY order OF
the Trustees. GEO. W. TUNNEL, seey;
Gold HILL May %. 1865. my9td
The above sale is postponed until thursday,
June 18th, OF same hour and place as above.
GEO. w. TUREEY, Sec'y:
Gold Hill. June g, 1865, ju9t I'd
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THE NEWS.

Under our telegraphic dispatches to-day
will be found news to the Goth Of May
the latest received-which are important
a, well as interesting. Read the news.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-09

keystone Gold and silver Mining Com
pany.-NOtce Is hereby given that In accordance
with the laws OF Nevada and Bylaws OF the Com.
the COMPANY Ofticc, on MONDAY, May 10Th, 1855
at the hour Of two o'clock, p NJ. many shares OF
the capital stock of said Company standing In the
names OF the following persons as will he necessary
TO paw said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs of sale and advertising:
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SAN FRANCIsCO DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SrTs
Mexican Ronds-Sudden Deaih-New
Paper-COnstitutiOn Arrived.

Mexican HOnda-9udden Death-NeW
Paper-COnstitufiOn Arrived.
SAN Francisco, June 90 N.
The Call states that bonds for the Mex
lean loan are being printed in this city.
They are to bear ten per cent. interest,
and payable in six years. 1t is rumored
on the streets that two millions dollars Of
the loan have already been taken, but
the terms are not made known.
The District Courts adjourned to-day
in respect to the memory Of A. C. Camp
bell, a member of the Bar, who died sud-
denly of apoplexy on Wednesday night.
An association Of printers have taken
the Spectator material and will print an
evening bit paper.
The steamer Constitution arrived last
evening, bringing 2sO bags of mail matter,
and $50, 900 in treasure from Manzanilla.
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Imperial, $l75@l80.
Beicher, 369O@700.
Savage, 81, 2309l ,250.
POtoSi, $255@26O.
Yellow jacket, $1,360@l, $3.50.
Gould & Curry, $l,65o.
Chollar, $3.50.
Moscow, $4S@49.
Crown Point, $500. .r..
Alpha, S930@975.
Bullion, 9l25@lH so.
Caledonia Tunnel, 81 so.
Uncle Sam, 500.
GRRENBAcKs, 763.
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In San Leandro hay Of excellent quality
il offered at four dollars per ton.
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TrucIxee Canal and Mill Comply.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N Truckee Canal and Mill Company have re.
moved their place Of business from the town OF
Gold Hill, Storey county, to Virginia City, In
said county. ]. II. MILLS, President.
Gold Hill. June O. 1865 iu9m
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of EXPERIMENTATION.

Board of Equalization.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Board of Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill
will meet a. a Board Of Equalization to equalzs
the taxable property within the corporate limits
Of said town, on the 18th Inst, and sit AZ such
Board for two weeks, or until the buSineSI Of
equalization has been disposed Of By order Of
the Board Of Trustees
Gold Hill, June 9. 1855 jus ID
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NIGHT WORK

DY THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE DONE
ID Night Work, Clean Yards, Etc, Etc, on the
shortest notice, and In the most SatihActofy man.
nsr. Orders may b left at No. rs South O strs0t
oppoats Wells, Fargo Z Co., Virginia
mis- In R00ER9 AGO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-09

Charge per cent. upon Al
Millions Of Dollars. nual product Of the IN
ion,
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PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL KINDS.

C.M. CORNELL, Graduate Of the philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, (Class ls4a.)
A guarantee IL offered that Prescriptions an
Medicines will be dispensed accurately:
REMEMBER Jones Building, four doors souu
Of Taylor street. mh1 lm2p
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come written for the by Miss Susie Cu,vs,
and read in happy manner by Miss Amelia Thomn
This followed by the presentation of wreat6s
march was resumed TO the grove At the grove large
and substantial dinner was prepared OF which one hun
dred and twelve partook with marked apprecia
ton After dinner the band discoursed some excellent
music when patriotic and eloquent sneeches
~ .ha Rsyerends p Yen w,cx, VIM Rats, Mr. Morrow
and T. D. Lttlewood. Som - speaking was ended, a
large plAvVfp, wen was erected for dancing, was
cleared and Kobersons fine cotllon band struck the
waltz polka or quadre while soldiers and citizens with
beautiful ladies' began TO trip it ON the light fantastic
toen This would Ii ~: ,:.".ahi.y, have been con
tnued until late hour, had not the murky ciou9s pc
gan TO pour and warned the jewellers TO peat nasty
retrcatn to their homes, which was done ID "good
order"
THE NINETY-NINTH NEW YORK.
Two hundred and twenty-one men OF this regiment
arrived yesterday, under commander Eajor F. Si-,m
They are quartered at the Centre Mar 6et armory
THE SIXTH NEW HlMPsHIHD.
The above regiment Arrived at the Battery Barracks
yesterday, and after paraking Of refreshments imme-
datey left for home They ched up Broadway about
one O'Clock, and were loudly cheered
THE TwENTY-p'RsT MASSACHUSETTS,
THIS regiment poised through here yesterday. They
numbered four hundred and twenty men, under COM
mand Of Cqp5nel z. w. Stone, Jr
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MoREHEAD's
NEURODYNE,
NEURAIGIC ANTIDOTE


e dd c Ra relief e ar most Sd sn
class known as Nervous Complaints which are
rarely benefited by the use Of medicine the skill Of ply
YEURoDYNE may be described as a compound aromatic,
purify IN the form Rers pre,en S. S
rsc sndote Is believed 70 possess peculiar and valuable
fts beneficial action prompt decisive moi
SEURoDYSE 8 scdaqvc-s soohsr Of Che nerves and
soothes the nerves while II nvsora,cs the muscular
Il readily mpsr,is this bsmy and .szng nnence.o tho
yoas power Hence iis beneficial may Be- inferred
whether situate in the head imbs-in fact in any
part Of The human the cause can be traced 70
irritation and eIcement shown by is effects In Of
s or inability to sleep Delicate persons whs
to an excited or agated condition OF the viii nnd
proper 70 state that This preparation does not contain
particle Of opium morphine any other narcotic or nu-
doubt the nervous origin OF many
useless them The disorders which early
be- des may varied
forms and be differently named but the Source ine same
Tie and SO . forth reash
physician gnay a Complaints TIE means
the potent remedies and most skiul
pSSE hss sp psS es tho
es scSn the w1os Vitality s Brain
Vital thus gwen 70 the nerves ws e a. e sn the
Antidnte uearui action now rapidly ensues;
agitation dmnished pain gradually dcpars the natural
Laws OF belng are re- through the restored action
the nervous system and n the place OF palm aud dess
we hail the return renewed health aud strength This
The theory OF the remedial action and remarkable success
attendina the use OF NEURODYNE. u,
Much ,nore might said, but this must suffice. The
sole object o. the dscoverer Is introduce his NEUko
DYNE IL The public The verdict of its reality az Neural
pc Antidote shall with the public The prvats test o. s
sTs y IF GS and
armed Inv public trial public bencht will result
MoRBHEAD's NEURoDyNB, OR NEuRALGtC ANTI
DTE 10 carefully put In bottles containing nee ounces
with plain directions for use.
A ID. q. MOREHEAD, M, D..
10 Walker street, New York
SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRU0GIsTs.
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PARLIAMENTARY, July 2o1Ar esrks 4mira Coomb1s
Amilcare Ita, Paturzo Messina: Resale (Br, Cahoon
Ponce PR and Petrol tBr Mackenzie Sagua schrs Mary
smith, Barrett Cienfuegos; feluonnock Barnes Boston
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| Pequonnock Barnes Salisbury, Nickcrsoni A
| Pharo Allen; w @ G Davol Matthews; E A
Sanders Jas Hewitt Lake; Mary Haley Haley,
Boston, Silver Magnet Perry. Cambrldgepor jas Parker,
Sr, Kelly Hyannis; Allen II Brown Pierce Dig hton; Ene.
line Hickey lice, Lynn; Hampden Belle Hatch, Salem;
| Runyan Mathis Salem; VIM EMS, Bishop New Haven.
PROVIDENCE, July 2-Arr steamers Oceanus, Young,
and Ospray Kenney NYork: scrs John Dorrance, Hewitt;
Cora, Kelley Elizabeth, Brown: Kate Edwards Allen.
and Gilbert Greene, Weaver, Philadelphia; Gem, Powell
New York; sloop Mary Brush Hudson Elzabehport sid
schrs Lee Dukes Ptiisdelphis; Annie Bergen
Thompson, do; l. Bayles, yrolnan do; Vim jenkins,
Mott, New Brunswick, MI Sarah Falconer Wilson, New
York; sloops Utica, Dibble, CoIsacke; Pointer Nichos
NYork; Mary Bayles Saltery, 10 Also sid schrs Reve
nue., Wlles Philadelphia Mary Miller, Dayton do; b d
l., Butler, Ezabethpot; JOSEF hine Frost Wandel and
John Meter Bradbury Haversiraw Hare, Marin, Chase
| York
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JULY % 1855

naiy successful and gives promise Of career for the
college such as is has seyer known in the past
ms sxgacsss COMMENCEMENT
week commenced on SUNDAY, the 10th, with the Baoca
laureate discourse by Presid~ni Smith His text was
Ia eom Eccesisstes xi, aqf the clouds be full OF
sy sAs@sevG s apss ihs s %n.s His sub
Was characterized by broad Nanly thought AID
graced by Tine and vigorous style.
on MONDAY
P''1e ~dTs rasa", established by De Grand Lock
..soa, Ess, - wow York In the Junior Class B. O.
True Of Merden, N. H. received the nrst prize, and
Powell Of q h sae ssceyea hs
psze and Abram Brown, OF Canterbury, N. d., the
second.
the class day exercises held D. r. Nutter, Of
Concord, N H. was the orator. and Augustus II. small,
3. e Adams Of Philadelphia, delivered an address
fore the Theological Society His subie.s Was ~ "a
His Relations Later in the .,ekng Chief justice
Chase receiyea ,ne seuo'ns The college the house
forenoon Proieser Aphcas Crosby Of Salem, Mass de-
Ohio q poem before the Phi Beta Kappa Society In
the aferno the united literary societies listened to an
Grafton naa, oy Hon Bullock OF Worcester Mass His
Tory was mastery production and was eoquently
depver He was followed by John g. Sake, who de-
vvered poem on "Love" full d wit and glowing with
In the evening GilmOres band, Of Boston, gave
cert
there was meeting OF the Alumni at the College chapel
" take measures for the erection Of the
of Dartmouth who have fallen in the Eloquent
speeches made by Professor Patterson Chief Justice
Chase Senator Clark Ex-Governor Colby and General
Narst0n.
TIL. REGULAR zxERorEs OF COMMENCEMENT DAY
proper began at ten O'Clock. e. B. Powers Of Cornish
NJ H., tho valedic0rian and E. b. Hale Of Oxford.
VILE The sautaorian. The Grafton V Richard Nmball
Of New York city, "Amercan Arr and Artists "
fine presentation Of the subject and showed true insight
and original well elegant manner in presenting IT,
The grafton which attracted tho atteE1on and ap
plause delivered by Horace Russell, of Franklin
county, New York, on The Monroe Doctrine" II was
marked by breadth Of thought and power Of presen-
taon quite unusual to such occasions. The exercises
were all of high character and will bear comparison
with those Of any previous year.
After the the alumni dinner at which
speeches made by many Of the distinguished alumni
OF the college.
This evening there will be Ievee in the library rooms
which will close tho festivities of the Commencem mt
weekperhaps the the history Of the COL
lego.
The degree Of LID, was conferred the Hon. J. W.
Gaines of Iowa, and Cyrus 8. Richards Principal Of
Kimball Union Academy, Meriden. n H. The degree Of
d. ID. was conferred upon tho Rev. George H. Atkinson,
of Oregon, and the Rev Phney B. Day, Of Hollis H.
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SHIPPING NE VS..
NEW YoRK-rss DAT.
JUN Risns. ~ NOON RISES sets -
SUN Sets rs HIGH wArKR. 10


...-.. CLEARED.
c
Steamship sasonia Ham, Meier, southampton and Ham,
Steamshp General sherman, Pcndc,on. Baracoa.
Steamship Ladons, Hovey, New orleans-G Heineken d
Steamship Chas Benton, salser. Newbern-Murray Ne
Ship Village Belle tBr), Lite =. Lsndondcrry-G Knox
ship Kenny tMeck,, ohlerch Rotscrda-Funch xe,ncks
ship Molocka, Nickcls, Naples-Dearborn Bros
Bark Stella ,breml siesnsrafe, grcmen-H Koop Co.
=, Bark Wavelet Orb Osborne Rio Janeiro-Psndersast
RsSs! n:1 sn 1 sySsss
RsT Koap SSns
Bark gndine, - baltimore Rogers Rich: v.,n
Rs@p sas rsa 4sysr Merrill
Brig Nellie Wallace 81 fho%as S. cfos-Roche Bros
si% sh fss
Sarngo ss Burke Cow .sye Swain
Brig Alpha (Br), Morrison ST John, MP MENUS 4
Brig ocvadonga Br) Henry Jacksonville Fla-Herques
1Sc us
sSr snSy josns Np
ssarJ W Hatfield (Br). Potter St john MD Dewolt
. schr Horton (Br) Wallace, wolfvte. Ns-D Dewof
sssr Marine Marin Miller New orissnszr Phillips.
Schr Jamestown Magce, Washingon-E d Huribut Co
ARRIvEh
n Of both css a n via Pen
sns aS 90 % sns New Or
ousitermsster "'' WV" anu pA'''Ns''' %
Steamship Ariel Sherman, New Orleans Jelly H. with cot
s;ssn.hip George Cromwell yaIn New Orleans July Is
ri e. ss Hs
with %d:s p.:.snssss e 6,c"ssI g. A'D,.
ss fsAnd Me- with
wh ase s M 6
'f ;sSf S.a ss 10 days. with
VIII Ssswsp ;sis Bs Long BIO anero Is days
Brig Cora sBsl, Hendegson. Guantenamo "a days. with
S s sst S. ss 10Th inst
BrF prssoen Anderson Havana 10 days. with sugar to
Brig Export tof Annspsli. ND Bent c,snfuesos 10 days
Barnsss pilot Boat Ezra Nye No with schooner
Brig Planet SBr) Lamb, oienfseses, II days. with moas-
Srs VIM Msir tstl Harding M...n.a. IL days. with .u.
Win a%ss SsS hEsssss Boyd asu
schr Charles Ann lof Nassau, FOz Nassau Mp II days
ssh9 sopAis %i.sn Newell s. Jaso, IL day. with sugar.
schr Xbbs Bracket Xchorn, Cardenas days. with SUI.
San ss s.: 4ssS 's ga :a Whaling
schr Ripple iBfJ Roberts, Halifax days, with FISH, to
Fl Whitman.
ton, &c, 10 8 w Lewis Co.
Schr Franklin Bell, Brewster, Beaufort NC.
Schr Kelly, Newton, Beaufort, NC.
Schr Two Marys, Pancost, Newborn. Nc.
Schr Ocean Wave, Foster. Petersburg, s days.
Schr Mary Parker Parker, Norfolk, 2 DAVIS.
Schr Sarah L. - Georgetown, DC
Schr Ben amin English. Baker. Boston.
Schr Galota, Lowell, Boston for Albany.
Sche Scott, Arnold, Providence for Elzabethport
sehr i Demlns Ioardman Hartford for Eiirabeihpors
schr Emily, MorrslI, New Haven for Eizabe.hport
Scir Sunnyside, Perry. Norwich.
schr Manson Jr, Dayton, Port Jefferson.
Schr 4 Brooks, Brooks. Rondout for Boston,
schr Sanders, Coleman Newburg for Providence
RKyURNkD-Schr Evens (of Nsssau) Sawyer hence 18th
inst for Nassau 10th inst In heavy blow from SSW
ricd foremost close by the deck and lost rudder 10th
inst Is miles Of Barnegat taken In tow by pilot boat
Ezra Nye No 2, and towed to this pot
BELOW
Bark Emily.
Steamship Europe (Fr)
Wind at sunset Sw, and hight