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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24
ntAx.,s PROSPECTS.

From every appearance, the storm which
has long been threatening 'Napoleon's
tinsel man in Mexico is lowering slowly
but surely upon him. Sheridan, Weitzel,
Gustav, Granger, Steele, and long list of
fighting Generals, are on their way to
Texas, with their thousands of veterans,
who have lately borne the stars and stripes
VIGOROUSLY from the Mississippi to the
sea. All! they are the men for an army
of observation. Not much damage will
be done, we think, while Weitzel is asleep;
and while Sheridan is supposed to be on
the Rio Grande. he may be elsewhere.
The rebels at Richmond thought he was
a most unsarten" man, and Macmillan
NAV yet have reason to think so too. The
men who have gone down there, are those
who have shown their love of quick
marches and sharp fights, and will not be
likely to turn idlers and remain long con-
tented with inac,ion. Not much! Gen.
eral Ochoa, too, has news that General
Negrete is after the frog eaters with $4,000
men, large part of whom are Americans.
Even in the streets of the usurpers' capt.
tai, IN attempt has been made to capture
the royal spouse of Max. 1t is getting
mighty shaky round about the habita-
tons of his throne. It IS high time for
him to look up more substantial palace
than can be found for him in the cities of
the Montezumas. He has had fair warn
ing. The mutterings of regiments Of
blue coats" when they swore to clean
out of Mexico the Jail birds who had been
brought thither from their cells and gal
legs in Europe, were not to be mistaken.
The rumbling of artillery and tramp of
cavalry, as they go on towards the Rio
Grande. is thunder which gives warning
Of the storm which has long been gather
ing; and the clink of the twen;ies that 90
into Mexican Golfers in response to q call
for their loan, is blue lightning which
kills when it strikes. Max. evidently
has got to git" and that shortly, or we
will see a "big fuss" He has got the
"Yanks after him now, and he'll soon
find out the difference between Spring
field rifles and old fint-locks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

AMONG Us.-We understand that e4-
U. s. Senator Bigler. of Pennsylvania, is
in Virginia, looking around. Itisrumorsd
among the secesh tina, he is observing his
possible chances for successorship to Nye.
Well, Old Foote would be triHe better.
This Democratic carpet-bag business is
played out. We are a genuine "BerkS
county Democrat ourself, having been
in old Berks near 6fsy years ago-snd
have some acquaintance with the Bisler
family. and the only wrong we ever knew
in i, was the big II" and little "u." II
brother William will call on Us We shall
feel DID glad to see HIM; and further
more, we shall talk to him like an old
Dutch Uncle. Our venerable grandfather,
who was born in old Pennsylvania about
the year ITO, and who subsequently, sat
in the councils Of the Keystone State with
some Of the Bigler family, told US Of the
Biglers but Old John is the only one Toe
ever knew. and we don't like JOhn-not
much. 1.-THE distinguished Senator comes
TO this end Of the Comstock ledge, and
especially as he is an old printer, il he
does not call to see Us we shall feel
sighted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
Steamship Acknowledgment Fight
In Mckee - Charge Of Perjury
GmnRfa-AAn1RnreA

C0urts-BenIeRced.
San Francisco, June 24-2P.M.
The steamship John L. Stephens, with
one hundred passengers, arrived from
Mexico this morning. Passengers report
battle between the Mexicans and the
French, near Guaymas, IN which the
former were defeated.
Louis Wallwebler was arrested for per-
jury, in San Jose. this morning. He
swore to false statement Of his income.
J.. I. Wall this morning recovered judg-
ment against the Fast Freight and Express
Company for $4,000 due On promis-
sorry note.
Judge Cowles this morning sentenced
to the State Prison John Jockey, for burg
larry, for the term of three years; Jas.
Werter. same offense, for seven years
Geo. Smith, robbery, for five years.
Forenoon Stock saIes.
Gould & Curry, $1,000.
Yellow Jacket, SI,l80@l,l60.
Potosi, S350@325.
Chollar, $330G375.
Pacific Insurance Co., S145.
Imperial, $230@225.
Hale & Norcross, $675@50o.
Minerva, Sl20@l30.
Grown Point, e780@795.
Bullion, Sl55@l50.
Belcher, $750@775.
Moscow, S4S@47.
Ophir, S4S0@5l0.
Daney, $l5.
GREENBAcKs, 724e@723.
Gold quotations to June goth were lSs
@l3ss, confirmed by several private dis
patches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

HolLc1, Erc:-The supreme ridiculous
ness-except as it seriously illustrates his
hypocrisy and pusalanimity-of Greeley
present most pacific position, is shown by
the fact that last year he opposed the re-
nomination Of Lincoln and favored that
of Fremont because, - he contended.
Lincoln was not sufficiently radical! The
fact is that every anti Democrat President
since John Quincy Adams has died sud.
denly in Office. Il il asserted that they
have been poisoned. II Fremont had
been elected in ls64-an impossible event,
Of Cochrane would have soon
been Presidents man Of the John Tyler
stripe. Returning to Horace. we may re-
mark that when last personally heard
from he was negotiating for. . farm in
northwestern New York, near the Canada
line.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24
SCARED.

When the Agent of the Associated Press
telegraphs across the continent that the
Administration is afraid of mourning for
the Government the displeasure of Louis
Napoleon, he dictates for publication here
ridiculous falsehood. The open confess
sion Of Napoleon Ill. that Macmillan is
his protege. is good for his pride, perhaps,
bu. it is safe to say it is dangerous for his
peace. This official statement will do
more than any invitation possible from
Ortegcto stimulate soldier emigration to
the Southern Republic Of North America.
The Emperor can have good square fight
on his hands sooner BY gentle intimarion
across the Atlantic, than by the most en-
pharic threatenings to his small neiShbors.
We have expressed the belief that this
Government would not be engaged in a
foreign war for one or two years to come.
weare still of that opinion; not in the
faith that the Administration will yield a
a particle of proper ground in diplomacy !;
out because it is possible to delay the
opening of the contest until our domestic
troubles are settled, BY a. little ingenious
talk. intended only for procrasdnation.
Blu. the telegraph already informs US that
5000 Yankee soldiers are marching and
fighting with Ortega, and if the French
Emperor accepts that sort of individual
contribution to the strength of the Next
can Republic as act of hostility directly to
himself from our Government, then the
war has already commenced. The warn
ing that is specially for the ears OF the
"boys" who have presumed to go to the
aid of the plundered and prosecuted sons
of Mexico, probably started with the full
conviction that the treatment OF them as
prisoners-if they were taken-would be
of the ordinary rebel style of humanity.
1t is becoming tolerably clear that the
North has been fighting battle for HUI
manity. The Governments Of France and
England have their immediate history full
of Fort Pillow incidents in the "progress"
of their arms. Notwithstanding, the emf
grafton is unchecked; and within three
months full 10000 veterans viii have
landed on the coast and marched toward
the centre of Mexico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

JOIN LrrTLEFIELD.-J. Martin Reese.
Esq, Of Silver City, has received letter
from Captain Hortop, who is out on the
Humboldt with the soldiers, (having
charge of the young screecher, "sheridan,
junior, ~ and the insinua,ion about John
Liulefeld having proven recreant to his
duties as true soldier, is all false; is all
poppy-cock. Uncle John is true grit, and
any one-white or Indian-who wants to
try It on, will find Uncle John "thsr or
thar bouts"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

THERE are more negroes in Canada OF
in New England than there ever were in
Mobile or Natchez, under slavery. while
in Canada and in most of New England
blacks and whites are perfectly equal be-
fore the law; yet nothing can be surer
than that amalgama,ion was far more
common in Mobile or Ns,chez than In
Canada or New England. Blacks and
whites are alike in the eyes of the law in
Jamaica, which was slave colony forty
wears ago; yet amalgamation is not so fire.
ouent there to- day as il was in 1925.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

CoSrzsrISe THE 0ArH.-Thomas R.
Nelson, and other lawyer. have contest
ed the consti,utionaEty Of the oath pre-
,cribed by Congress for all attorneys
urac,icins in United States Courts. before
Judge Trigs. in Knoxville, Tennessee. 1t
I, STAYED that if the oath is decided to be
constitutional, majority of the Knoxville
bar will be deferred from further practice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

viewed THE OBsEouIss.-It is esti-
mated tha, at least 100000 people wit.
messed the passage of President Lincoln.
funeral car and coffin in the various cite
where there was a temporary sojourn.
Think of il: one-six Of the population Of
the United States saw the cortege of the
murdered Chief Magistrate. Notless thar
one million persons looked upon the re,
mains. The distance travelled BY the fune
raj car was 2.700 miles. No accident oc'
curred on the route.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

A FINE THING FOR THs TEETH.-The fra
grant Sozodont appears to have taken very
prominent place among the most approved
dentifriccs Of the day. 1t lisa very popular
article for the toilet. highly recommended by
all who have used it asa beautifer and pre-
server Of the teeth, refreshing the mouth
sweetening the breath, arresting the progress
OF decay, and otherwise benetittipg the user
-Boton Traveller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

RIcAII1p.-The representatives OF the
Christian Commission, who belirtled them
selves and their office BY paying a visit o.
ceremony and respect to the rebel Genera
Lee. at Richmond. have been recalled oy
the Commission and their authority to ac'
a delegates revoked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

HUMAN FOR "PIKs THE Missouri
State Convention provides that, after the
year 1875, no person will be allowed the
right to vote who cannot read and write.
This is long step toward "Old Pixies"
destined future greatness, and we hope
her example may be quickly followed by
every State in the Union. ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

HANDSOME Tribute Alpheus Bull,
Esq, has sent to N. A. H. Ball marble
slab and stone, with request to place it
at the head of the grave of one Of the
Grosch boys, who was among the earliest
pioneers Of this Silverland, and who died
long before the visions and prospects that
his prophetic and to some extent scientific
mind saw looming in the future. He was
buried in ravine below Silver City at an
early day, and in 1864 the remains were
removed to the Cemetery at Silver City.
Next Tuesday the slab will be placed, and
all Mining superintendenss and others in
terested are requested to meet at Silver
City and participate in the religious ex.
eIcises Of the occasion. The Superintend-
enss Of the Gold Hill mines have signifed
their intention to be present, as q token OF
respect to the dead. and from regard for
the donor, who, amidst the arduous du-
ties Of his position, casts thought to one
who helped largely to prospect new
country that has added materially TO the
wealth and strength Of the nation. The
exercises viii TAKE place At Silver City,
Tsssaay. ths 9Th. q . e'oleekR ?. =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

czoRus.-T6s California papers are
fsvoring the soldier two-year railroad
building scheme, with great unanimity and
emphasis; al except the Dutch Flat IN.
Sxisw and Aahnrn Stsys - Sripss.
Dsa't yos sssi 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24
YREKA DISPATCH.
4 Murderer Hung.

4 NuFdefeF E1uuKs
YREKA, June pa P. n.
Thomas King, the man who was tried,
convicted and sentenced to be hung, was
executed in the jail-yard yesterday in the
presence Of a large number Of people.
The prisoner had been confined in our
County Jail since the Sd Of July, 1858.
and when his awful fate yesterday stared
him in the face, he displayed the utmost
recklessnesS. and met his doom as cold
blooded murderer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

liz accordance with the acts Of Congress-
persons of color will be permitted to carry
the mails. where they produce satisf.c.
.ory evidence Of thsir capacity ana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24
FOURTH OF JULY
Excessive CoomIs,ee.

THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN COMPOSE
i the Fourth OF July Executive COMMITTEES for
VII VIpEiniaZA. ". Baldwin, c. Z. DeDonE, John
sprinE, q. r Jones, Louis feusier, Thos. Barclay.
Vim Sharon, Jacob Furth.
Gold HIil-John B. Winters. n. A. H. Ball. 8.
A, kellogg, Joseph BInns, George Aylsworth, I. U.
Goliath, Lloyd fnIell.
Nmerican CiGy-J.A Rigby, I'd. Patten.
Fiowery-D. W. Balch, d.. Bunchr.
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Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
N pursuance Of an order Of the District Court
Of the First Judicial District, In and for :torey
county, State Of NevadS, made on the 22d day Of
April, A. D. 1865. In the matter Of the eHtate OF
Frederick A. Birge, decesSed, the uudrrsigned
Executor Of said estate will sell 1t public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash, beet 10 conhrma
ton by said Court, on TUESDAY, the sixteenth
day Of May, A. D. 1865, at the premises (Aay.
nards BIZ ck), In the town Of Gold Hill, tho fol.
lowing personal property. to-wh: stock Of
nf LIQUORS, Bar Fixtures, good will and lease of
the saloon known a. the Bank Exchange. Terms
Of sale, cash, on approval Of sale BY Probate
Court Inventory Of stock, and further pRrticu.
lars can be learned from the undersigned.
MA. H. BALL,
my5dt Executor estate r. 4. BirEe. deed.
The above sale iS postponed until May c6th,
M3HA. n. A. H. BALL,
myl7td Executor Estate F. A. BIrge. decd.
June Sth, 1855, At the same hour and place; 49,,
nyssa Executor Estate T. Il sit1 s. d.cd
The above sale 10 further postponed until
THURSDAY, juno 18th, 1865, al the sana hour
and place. n. A. h. BALL.
The abov. sale /, postponed until Monday.
June 10, 1865, st the same AoTr and place;
Jul5d Executor Estate F. A. BIrTe. decd.
The above sale is postponed till SATURDAY.
June 2'th' att the same hour AMI place; RAIL-
,ulstd E1ec'r estate r. a 4. BIrSs. decd.
June 2sth, at the same hour and place
Jus I'd Executor Estate of J. \ B b. dsed
Superior Gold Hill silver Mining Com
pany.-Notlce-There Is delinquent upon the fol-
Mse se eT.rN
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
John A. Hobert. 80 o.
Abraham Rickard. $50 N
Sol. Lewis. 1856 81
Aud In accordance with law, ami an order OF the
Seach q said stocE as & viii
be sold ut public auction, in front Q; The companys
once, in Gold Hill, on MONDAY, May 18th, ls65.
between the hours OF and O'Clock ?. u. OF that
day. 70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
sethef with costs OF adysrilin an sfPe S Of
Gold Hill, April 3, 1855. ap29td
The above sale Is hereby postponed until MON
DAY, June 9Th, ls65. at same place and time. By
order Of the Board u Trustees x,>,,~,o o.,
Gold Hill, May ~. ls6; my2S ID
The above sale 10 hereby further postponed I'LL
MONDAY, June LIB. 1866, at same hour and
place. II. @ AANSlNa' ssey
Clold Hill, June Z, le65. just
The above Sale 10 further postponed till MON
DAY June l'th 1885, at t-%e SISf M pc :cy
The above sale ID further postponed until SATUR-
DAY june a'h l' at ii g. t %%S M RsIss :cy
Gold Hill, Juno 10. 1865. JulSh
The above sale 10 further postponed until MON.
DAY, July 18th, lS6S. 1t Glne time and place.
Geld Hill. Jana ~. ~. yINU
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It was bastard chivalry that, being
.'afraid Of it, I'VE" got tnso erinelins.
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THE MINES of SAID STATES.

THE MINES Of SAID STATES.
Which Revenues and Duties, 30 soon a. collected.
are to be deposited and held In the PACIFIC
BANK, San Francisco. and employed exclusively
for the payment of said Bonds and Interest.
The great number of those desiring to aid. and
having faith 10 the eventual triumph Of the RE.
PUBLIC OF MEXICO. together with the sbund'
ance Of the security offered Justify tho belief that
this Loan will be speedily taken up. The Bonds
issued will possess additional value for the fAcill'
ties that will be offered to such Of the holders -
are engaged in trading with the Ports specified.
The Government OF Mexico reservrS the right
to redeem the said Loan, or any part thereof,
upon SIX months notice Of such intention, pub
lIshrd In newspaper Of the City Of San Francis
co, and newspaper ofthe City Of New York.
The undersigned has appointed SAMUEL
BRAHSAN. Esq, Of the City Of San Francisco,
bis Attorney, and given him authority to trans
act all business relative to these Bonds, In bis
name.
Subscription Books are opened at the rooms Of
the undersigned. Office, Room No. !, second
floor, 400 Montgomery street.
For further particulars. apply to
GAsPAR SANCHEZ ocHoA,
Agent of the Republic ofAexieo,
Office, No. !, ID floor, 400 Montgomery street.
iuoou San Franciseo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
Mexican 10 per ct. Loan !

ny AUTHORITY OF THE GOVERNMENT
ID of Mexico, loan Of .
Ten Millions Of Dollars
Payable sir year, from July Let. 1855,
Il. offered for negotiation In the City Of Fan Fran
cisco, for which the Bonds Of the said Govern.
nent will be issued In sums Of from go 10 $500.
re,pec,Iyely, with interest at the rate Of
TEN PER CENT. PER ANNUN,
Upon Coupons attached thereto, Principal and
Interest payable in
UNITED STATES GOLD COIN.
Interest payable semi'anuually0
At the PACIFIC BANK. in the City Of Ban
Francisco.
The raid Bonds, bearing date July lst 1865
and pay able six years after date. are now offered
for sale at the Office Of the undersigned,
No. 400 Montgomery street.
The payment and redemption Of these Bonds
and Coupons are secured by the transfer to ssnh.
uel Brannsn, ESQ.,, as Trustee, Of one.hAlf Of tho
fiscal proceeds Of all the
REVENUES AND DUTIES
| Received from the Custom Houses Of
mAZATLAN,
GUAYMAs,
MANZANILL0,
And all the Ports In the States Of
sinaloa, Sonora and Colima,
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NEW TO-DAY.

CHARLEY WHITE,
Formerly of Whites Exchange, Gold HIll,)
DEsIREs TO INFORM HIS NUMEROUS
| J friends and the public generally, that he has
purchased and now has charge Of the Interna
iional Saloon, c street. formerly GEORGE
LEWIS.
a snug and quiet READING ROOM, and neat
and cosy Sitting Rooms are attached TO the 81.
loon, which will be made THE SALOON Of the
city. None but the finest Of
WINES,
BRANDIEs,
WHI9KlEa,
And the Choicest Brands Of CigarS,
Will be sold.
HOT LUNCH from IL A. N. TO r. n.
shall spare neither expense nor trouble to
make the INTERNATIONAL = place OF resort
worthy the patronage of the people Of the city Of
virginia, Iju24 III CHARLEY WHITE.
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THE xxrrLI BolIS.

Just now the question Of "Who shall be
our neat United States Senator J" 10 the
principal one in che political world, and the
professioual patriots and politicians are
travelling over the whole Stats "laying pipe"
pulling the wires" and working night and
day 70 secure the election Of their respective
friends or pFinriplss. Money 10 already en-.
tefing lafBily int ~ soutesl, aAA premises
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PERSONAL CARDS.

cards with which We learned, IN the days Of
our youthful innocence, to Swindle each
other out Of our pocket money At "pitch " or
"bean POKER. but personal cards." on all
imaginable ocessions and occurrences, are
now the order Of the day. The opera singers
and managers card and comb down each
other through the columns Of the Alta, Bull
letin or Call; the Mexicans follow suit; the
owners Of eobblt-ltone quarries, who have
taken the, alarm At the rapid progress Of the
Nicolson pavement in the popular favor, fol-
low suit; cumming politicians, who cannot
otherwise get theit names into the papers,
take offenSe at public neglect or individual
contempt and insult, and call attention to the
wrongs they suffer, through the same medi-
um, and quack female Physicians and hum
bugs Of both sexes who are not physicians,
20 in with the rest, You cannot take up \
oaper Of any kind without finding few such
cards eonspicuously displayed; and a. all
this Il expensive and-unless with second
rate organs starving for want Of business and
anxious to make 4 show Of what they have
not Qot--has to be paid for, am thinking Of
called the PeTsonGl Explanation Journal and
Injured hsnocesee EzPositor. Terms for ad-
yertising half the usual rates, and fifty per
cent, discount 70 regular customers who con.
tract By the year, and are always In hot wa
ter everybody's friend; advertise your griey-
unees; immense circulation no other paper
read or thought Of half block away from
Montgomery street. There, what do you
think Of that layout Don't you want =
chance In the capital ttock and management
Of the organ of the great insulted party
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-24

They can, my boy, they can. For years
We have been fed on pork fattened on the
sickening offal from the slaughter houses;
and we had become, in measure, reconciled
to this, but dog, and sick dog at that! Ex-
cuse me gentlemen, don't feel quite we'll
lust at this time, and will go out and take
the air. AdioS, AMIGO.
, 1865-09-25

In the form Of Stamp engraved on steel to counter
felt which Is felony. Sec, therefore. that this GOV
EREAEST CouNTEHs1GN, "a eclf - the engraved
abel and note Of hand Of the prorr4eo, attached
10 each bottle The Label L. ebelllated with gupeE
representation Of st. George horseback In tho act
Of speartng the Dragon, and underneath L. sheld or
escutcheon bearing warning Inscription. which cou
tcrel;ers advised 70 rend before sheJ encounter
the penalty which It seta FORTH Below this Axzn h
uOSTETTER 4 SMITHS note Of hand. the sf.snatura
to which would be rather serious business to foEo
II the public viii look TO these SeEifcat1ons of tha
Rrupfpene4s Of the article hefoso they pufch3sc they
cannot be deceived. Tho proprietary Label and Gov
uent stamp ars both executed steel In tho anfAt
md most eAboao style Of bank note engraving. md
arc probably tho most expenstse specimen Ct graphic
~ eysf attached 70 any medicinal preparation.