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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

Observation-Disclosures is noted for
its waterfalls, natural aud otherwise"
By the latter expression it must not be in
ferrcd that an artificial cascade is meant,
bu, rather the graceful fall" worn by
the ladies TO adorn their hair. But a Sun
reporter has just discovered that this
fashionable sppendage is not solely mo-
nopolized by the ladies. In passing down
Broadway, on Monday, he observed, with
much surprise, an elderly. gray-haired
gentleman, walking demurely along, while
from under his broad-brimmed hat was
pro,ruding a splendid waterfall IN a
silk net, what's more. it was composed OF
the genuine articlr-the gentleman'S own
hair. The adornment created considera-
BILE amusement: ladies looked and litter
ed, and evidently thought it an encroach-
ment on their especial rights. The old
gentleman evidently saw no reason why,
having the hair. he should not be per-
mirted to display it in the latest style.
even II that style had been monopolised
By the ladies.-N Y. Sun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

A RAILROAD RoNANcE.-The Nashville
Union vouches for the truth Of the follow
ing story. One morning in May the train
for Louisville bore an unwonted number
Of elegant women and nicely dressed men,
the latter including a large s~prinkling OF
Uncle Sans pets with shoulder straps.
On n of the seats was a married lady,
in tine health, with sparkling eyes and
vivacious spirits. She was accompanied
by a little daughter and a colored ''lady"
with the baby. Behind the lady sat a
young Lieutenant, dressed to kill, and
anxious for o love adventure. He scraped
acquaintance with the lady by attentions
to her children, and soon they were on
very pleasant terms. The Lieutenant felt
that he had made an impression, and
showed it BY his actions, while the lady
was apparently pleased with her casual
acquaintance. Soon matters reached a
climax, which is thus told:
By and by the train approached the
tunnel at Muldrough Hill. The gay and
festive Lieutenant leaned over and whis-
pered in the lady's car. 1t was noticed
that she appeared as thunderstruck, and
ncr eyes Immediately after famed with
indignation. A moment more and a smile
lighted up her features. What changes !
That smile. it was not of pleasure, but
was sinister. II was unperceived BY the
Lieutenant. She made him a reply which
rejoiced him apparently very much.
For the understanding properly of the
narrative-this DER true tale-we must
tell the reader what was whispered and
what wa replied. Whispered the Lieu
tenant, II mean to kiss you when we get
into the tunnel" Whispered the lady,
1T will be dark-who will see il: Into
earth's bowels-into the tunnel-ran the
cars. Lady. and colored nurse quickly
changed seats. Gay Lieutenant threw his
arms around the lady sable. pressed her
cheek to his, and fast and furious rained
kisses on her lips. In a few moments the
train came out into the broad daylight;
white lady looked amazed; colored lady
oashtul, b~lushing; gay Lieutenant be-
logged. Jane" said the white lady,
" what have you been doing:"
Responded colored lady, Nothing! !"
4" Yes you have" said the white lady, not
in an under tone, but in a voice that at
,racted the attention Of all in the car
See how your collar is rumpled and
your bonnet mashed" Jane, poor COL
ored beauty. hung her head a moment,
the observed Of all Observers" and then
turning around to the Lieutenant, replied,
This man Rugged and kissed me in the
tunnel" Loud and long was the laugh
that followed among the passengers. The
white lady enjoyed the joke amazingly.
Lieutenant looked like a sheep-sscaling
dog. left the car, and was seen no more
during the trip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
NEW OMNIBUS n

A NEW OMNIBUS LINE BETWEEN Gold
n Hill and Virginia will so into operation
TO-DAY.
The omnIbuses will leave Maynard's Block, In
Gold Hill, and the International Hotel, In Vir'
GINA, every hour during the day, commencing at
8 o'clock A. ", and running until 6 Pm
An Ornfbus will leave Gold Hill for Virginia
every evening In time for the Theatre, and return
after the performance.
Fare, Tweniy.nve Cents.
GEO. w. AYLSw0RTH. Agent.
Gold Hill, August Il, 1855. aul4n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

A GOOD story is told Of a Northern mer-
chant who was eating his dinner at the
Battle House, at the time Of the recent
explosion in Mobile. Although badly
cut BY the aying fragments Of the win
dows, he managed to rush to the telegraph
Office and send a message to his partner
TO a. ship nothing but putty and glass"
This duty done, he tainted, and has been
IN q brain fever ever since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
Arrival. and pspnr,ur...

ARRIvALs.-By the Pioneer stages-Caas
R Pratt, J S Patterson, Mrs Stefon, Mr.
Rhoades, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Banking. c q Ross,
Miss Sallie Keefer, Misa S Mcdonald, Mr.
Ashley, Mr. Hikok, Mrs Hikok, Mr. Ruse.
By the Overland ssage-J H St Clair, NJ D
Larrowe.
DEPARTuREs.-By the Pioneer stages-Mr
Sunderland, wife, children and servant, W F
Alexander and wife, Mr. Rhosdes, II II Nor
gan, Mrs Brisacker, H v S Mccullough. S
Clark and wife, N D Larrowe, Robt Wood,
Mr. Diss, Mrs ] Barrett, ] N Nogues, TT
Brewer, Mack Rue, J n St Clair.
BY the Overland stages-C W Bonynge, ]
S Brodie, A Mau, NJ Patterson, Mr. Pinnock.
A W Stein, Thos Cairess, g Cortelles, P
Murray, S 7 Chaplin, Il Lippincott.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
TO THE LADIES.

Ladies suffering from any complaint Incident
to their sex, such as the Whites, Failing Of tho
Womb. Irregularities Pain In the Side, Headache
PalpIta,Ion, Suppression. and all other Diseases
to which the Female system Is subjected. wfl6nd
prompt relief BY addressing themselves to DOC
TOR PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice, q plain stasemsnt
of their case will DO given. whether durable or
not.
Tho great experience acquired BY DR. PER
RAULT In bis extensive practice, and In tho va
riouS Hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee to those seeking advice Of being
under the care Of q legally qualified practitioner.
DIR. P%ERRAULT'S name Is TO be found In the
Medical RegII,er. under the authority Of tho Med.
icsl Council Of Great Britain, and Il, therefore,
not to be classed with the names I'm many cases
assumed) Of q horde Of adventures who, through
tho public press, seek TO impose upon the credu'
lous and unwary by the publication OF quslihea'
tIons, and tie advocacy Of specifics, that are
rarely beneficial, and In most cases positively In
furious.
addressing q letter to DIR. PERRAULT and sta
ting their case.
Letters by Express to DO addressed TO J. PER-
RAULT, N. D., corner Of Sacramento and Mont
eotnery streets, Rooms Nos. 8, 10 and IL, orto Box
973, Post Once, ian Francisco. Jn2l 3n
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aILIIe MOTT { CO.

GILLIe MOTT & co.
.GILLIG, MOTT & CO,
HARDWARE,
STEAM GOODS, STOVES
rINwARE.
GlLLiG, MOTT 4 CO.,
Ger. O and Taylsr sts,.....Virsinia
GILLIG. MOTT 4 90.
Carson strcef...".........CarsO City
GILLIG, MOTT 4 COL
saeransnto and San RraneIsSo, Gal.
~-D6RTrRa
:. AND
DEALER
Hardware,
Steam Goods,
Betting,
GA. Pipe
Stoves,
Tin and
Copper
Ware,
.aRrIenIfnraI InpEtDS1SS, RsS., BSe
a1LLIa, MOTT q CO..
Nirsprse( Brick BundiassJ
COZ. Q AND'TAYIOR sTRRRTA
Virginia
OFFER FOR sALE. AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass aoodI. s,o,eL Tin and Copper
Ware, e.e. Our stock viii b found Vcsy CON
pl.,s, having been carefully Ssssssd fos this Mar
ket
The following complies . psrt, Ooly. q on
stock
$4,000 ms Bar Iron, round and square. al LEss
$4,000 rs Boiler PlAtel
$1,000 rs Sheet Iron,
5000 ts Shoe Shape, all SiIssi
1900 foB CsIt.Iteel. Blister Stsel and To'
Cork Steel;
Nall Rod, Band IronI
5000 mI Trs"k lron
5000 D. Bar and Sheet Copper
$4,000 Ms Lead Pipe. various sizes;
5000 ieot Gas Pipe, / to 3iuchSS;
1000 feet I. r. Hose. all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbsi
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
10000 Carriage Bolts, all SizsSi
10000 Machine Bolts, all siESl
600 Globe VSlye1;
900 Anvils and vleeSi
$50 Bellows, various sizes:
BlackSmiihS. Tools;
Scales GrindStoneSi
100 WheSlbarrowI;
800 dosen A1s, Pici and sledgs Hsodieai
1000 dozen LociL Hinges, Buts''
Knivs. and Forks, spoousr
. 1000 kegS BlsstiuB Powder.
100 dozen Picks;
200 boxes Window GleIsL
o.. white Lead, Boiled OuI
Turpentina,
s Balm Wiz. and Rope.
600 kegs Mails, all sizes
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG. MOTT d CO.,
Corner Of C and Taylor ssreets ...........VEgsniA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

The Pope of Rome was 70 years old on
the 18th Of May, and on the 10th of June
reached the nineteenth year Of his pontiR-
cate. Out Of the long list of 25s Popes
only eight have worn the tiara for u longer
period than Pious TX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
10 THE NERVOUS AND lNF4RM.

DR. ]. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
u THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL
LEGE, brgs to inform patients and others seek
Ing medical advice, that he may be consulted per
sonally or by letter, In all cases Of Nervous and
Physical Debility, and tho various disorders arb.
Ing from sedentaIy habits, excess, accident or
climate, from 9 A. N. TO 70 ~, and from 2 to ?.
~, at bis Office. Armory Building, northeast cor.
ner Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms
Nos 8, 10 and II. first floor, up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Where o secret lnHrmIty exists, involving the
happiness Of q life md that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of Its removal, for
Il is q fact that premature decline Of the vigor
Of manhood, matrimonial uphappIness, compul.
sorry single life. local and physical debility. etc.,
have their sources In causes, the germ OF which
Is planted IN early life. and the bitter fruit
tasted leug afterwards.
DOCTOR PERRAULT's Diplomas are In bis
Offices, where patients can see for themselves that
they are under the care Of a regularly educated
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under chronic
diseases can call and examine for themselves. We
invite investigation; claim not to know every.
thing, nor 10 cure everybody but NO do claim
,ha, In all cases we take under our treatment We
fulnll our promises. We particularly request
those who have tried this boosted Doctor, and
tina, advertised Physician, till worn out and dis.
couraged, to. call upon Us. II will co,t nothing,
a. consultations are free: In oil cases Of Primary,
Tertiary and Secondary Syphilis. Pains In the
Bones, Old Sores, Rheumatism, GouoThes,
Glsst, Structures, etc, particular attention Is
given, as we'll as to cases OF Seminal Emission
and Impotency,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

OFFER FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST
ra.sS, Bras GoodL stoveL Tin and Copper
Ware, s.c. Our stock viii b found Vory CON.
ple,s, having been carefully Slssssd for this Mar
ket
The following oonpdSss . part, only. ef our
nKonk,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16
PACIFIC MUSEUM ADVERTISEMENT.

ANATOMY and SCIENCE,
PINE STREET,
SAN FRAN Cp SIC
The:WondersOfthe World
of NATURE!'
Hitherto Hidden, bat now Revealed,
showinE that the Handl.craft Of
Man follows the:Heels
Of NatureG
| wonders Of the Brain, and PonS varolu,
where tho seat Of Mind and Soul u supposed
to be.
Wonders Of the Five Senses, Seeing,
Hearing, Smelling, Taste and Touch.
Extraordiuary Freaks or Nature, To-
gsthsr With Wonders from Paris. Florence,
Munich and England.
TIE Wonderful CTclOps CHILD, tho most
remarkable LuIuG NaturS Of the present
Ceutury.
WOudors Of Life, actually showing Hidden
Life phItr LIZ.
WonAsrs Of Aceouchemeat.
WsndOrs In Hsrnaphrodites.
Wondered Child, With oos bad united 70
two bodIss. -
Wonder il Obsiesrics'
wondsrs In OSteslsEy.
Wonders Of EmbryoloEy, displaying from
the earliest to the full period Of GsstatIon-
Wondsrs e Comparative Anatomy.
Woudsrs Of the Digestive Organs.
WOnders OF Incubatiou, showing the
Chicken from the second hour Of Incubation
TO the full time, or twsntySeeond day.
! Wonders or the Human Frame, dis.
playing at ops glance innumersble portions
ofths body.
Wonderfully Beautiful Florentino
Venus, the semo Of Anatomical Skill and
Science, pronounced by competent authort
ties the 6nest specimen Of indsfatigsbls talent
In the World.
The Monster Child!
UNPARALLELED WONDERS!
Striking Unheard Of Sights,
Never before seen BY the Public, spirit
Inspiring, aud almost fabulous
i. h the annals Of tho
World
Nh the mox
WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY,
UNsURPAssABLE,
MARVELLOUS,
THRILLING,
EXCITING,
SCIENTIFIC
AND BEAUTIFUL
Institution in the World !
wTb. Medical and asOsra, Press ar' .nsnL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-16

BLACK FROCK COATS,
OF the amos. French and English cloth,
Rrsn SIS - $50!
BUSINESS COATS,
OF every description,
From % 70 $40!
r 8,
Of Do..kin. Cashmere and Cloth,
=. From - - $40!
Vests,
or Every Description!
Velvet, caIhmsre. Cloth, Wedding and Party
VESTS. all color.
UNDER SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS,
o. slk, Shaker Flannel, Linen and Xsrino.
HATS,
or all CsIors and shades!
BOOTS,
From the Best Maker !
SHOES,
Sewed and PeESed!
INDIAN TAN BUCK GLOVES!
Hosiery or Every Description.
Trunks,
ValiSes,
Travelling
Bags, SC.
BLANKETS, all colorsl
J.. BAUM & BRO,
Next door to Geld Hill News Once.
Gold Hill, July 2s, 1865. Jys6H
j. BARNERT & CO.,
Gall the attention Of their friends and ths public In
general 70 the
SAN RRANCI8CO
o
VIRGINIA EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
WHERE VOC CAN BUY THE LATEST
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
. AND
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Blankets. Trunks.
V1l1ss Carpet Bags, Kid Gloves, Psrfumety. ete.
N.B.-New Goods o.. the Latest styte received oy
ever s,sssNREsEE,s SITsc' R 1EST New YS SSIi supply con.
SANITY on A'no' !. N sRkSERr 4 CO., Q street.
Next door to Wells Fargo / Co.. old once.
aus
HERE THEY ARE!
New Goods New Goods!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
FRANKENHEIMERS,
GOLD HILL,
Next Door 70 W., p. & Cos Express once.
TusT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, . Large
and Magnificent assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER
Dry GOODS!
LADIES arc respectfully invited 70 call and
examine my new and splendid stock. which viii
0''''" AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
And which Ia comprised Of the finest PLAIN
and FANCY
SILKS, cAsHMEREs.
ALPACAs, MBRNOs,
AND DRESS GOODS.
suk, Cloth and Velvet CoakSi
.u, -..~.-S rl..-a 0ha-IGi
And q magnificent a,'ortu'nsof
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, HAND.
KERCHIRFS, BIC.
Nsodlewsrk Edsins and Lace Iusertisni
seS;.,,sss65ii;; {LACEs,} XX.s Ss::r:::'
0entienen's FurnisLihs Goods,
Linen ssd Cotton shssd.ss,
Table Liness,
Napkins, TswslS, .
Esc., Etc.
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL RAPER,
Ladies, Hsts aad Bennetss
And. IN fsct, every thing IN sAs Geods line,
which will BE- sold ~ chssp FOE. Cash, ~ can
be obtsiuSdt In the State. Give ne . call
II. FRANKENHBIMER-
Gold Hin. Nay 70. Ises. nyL2e@
N. WERTHElMER,
wholesale and Retail
pIALIIJ IN Il
FOREIGN and e
sR9ARs,
TOBACCO,
PLAYING CABDS,
FINE M~ERSCHAUM PIPES.
MATCHES, ETC.
NO. 81 SOUTH c STREET, VIRGINIA.
ErcLl and sec me and reap tie bsn.as Of
Low PRICES. NlHM
Iodepenaent Order ofGssd Templars.
CHAMPION LODGE No. 8 OF ~
" o. Of g. T., meets regularlyj
% TUESDAY EVENING Of each
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-27

just Received ~ luicri lmparta,.8n from
Publishers NJ the surih.
Hdfition tony former stock OF School
L Books. which was much the largest in
the state. ! have in-i rrcp we'd direct from
thr Puhl -hf. the hloN ug:
eno d'zrn Primers of every variety Of
s'yir AID hy ,ariol- authors.
600 dorm Wchsiers 4 emeniary Spel
lr4
20 aozen Webster Srell.- and u. finer.
- ID % " listers Srh'nl DICTIONARY
% Sander IT, mary Spll.rs.
200 d"1u MoGafys Readers fall the
Numbr-s
200 d'zr Sanders Readers.
800 d,z-u National il.ndrr. D., g., her
4 Wu-Hn l,l Numb,rs.l
llUtE1 English Gramrars by smith.
ttark BuiIgr fW1eo q Blu linu
100 duz Az hncilcs ny Davies. Ray
smith -mi = sud Robinson.
l2' duzsn Hc.snphIe.. hy Noulclh.
NrNrlily Smith Nrct'l an u'n.v
10 d'1 Surveying by DAVE, q Glib.
sHn
sd an Book Eecuing hy Smith h
Martin fH''uu q Eastman ard Mach
10 ,u2an Boian,, 10y Darby. Woods.
Il c4lr nut tamdock
d yen Cuemisir, ry Cnnst1rk. Port
er lolnsinu sud Turner
~ i"zb rhilr. ply. by Parker Com
d uek sud hawl ,ir
Q d.nn School Historic by willard
Nw'l.'h trims sN. uui lord
10 d"2 ~p .S.f. hy ,prol. Authors
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i.LN's
FOUNDRY

Nob u respectfully inform She oiii.
] PENS h Eastern Texas nrd Nea,rfn
Louisiana that 1 have remuy.c 10 NJ,
new touuiry Jour sd taf mi.s. from
Jeir-nH, nn the panrpfi IL r,ul. urd
ouo hall ml' from ny ID stand AID am
now Ia u'l tla where | will take pleas.
urr m furnishing nv old customers and
ine pu'l generally with = 30 " IS.
COOK lNG UTt\-lI- WASH kET
lLtS GlN GA ING md iu mct
everything 90 The casting Inc. at hUer.
al pij'e
ftpdaco of al kind taken 10 cKcharr
'or work
\ Liberal price ~ y be paid for ollm.lal.
IT, conclusion vii -nv 70 b. public
that have g, iciiuin j u succrss attends
90. 81 H'- 20 build az q llfep busincss /.
uai 70 ori"r iuHt yp NAV br certain 20
-e wrers uli.ni ibis ericfrri o.. ask
that you give ma 30 ral portion Of your
patronage. 4 IS wth,HH fellow 'iz ns
20 DEC 50 ''er manufactures stall hr
built zap 300 ugr country nr unt Il sou
'arply yourselves altogether from imnu.
ia'tlH- tAe lHme manufacturer 'Hd h,ifsF
iuw bs m~Hs into -yma other riaun.i
aud abandon lHmr tHi. fprisr J. vuu h
t+t m 10 tour 4rier- ! @ii igIIl gpA
hl-n'H. THAT vii ben rrii to Use .Han
iry. Hai from which yau ctu b. upuHtd
With aII kui. of Agricultural implements
both east ard -ioal also Firms 90. and
Rpps's, 80. KING STOVES rd all kinds a'
tnHkH- timHs m "a anfd everything
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q \ r e. LIN
tue ~. o. nj en-
War bll. Republican anhl.sh .iy mon bs
aHj send 90. f3 ft.- ol.ap
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N,r,oyAr B,Srs Eleven National
a,ut. were established last week with
anaerre.etc cnpi'ai ofs lQg0oo0 The
''',.l pumh.-r 81 these institutions now
:, orsrat.on i. 1870 With an authorized
.spital amounting 10 $500 3ii,2
,,on,r those established are the follow.
M First National Bank Of Iieunibal
"G..,uri capital sl510o0 The fommtr.
.,,t Rank of p-khnsh. Wisconsin, SlOn.-
n.r First National Bank of Harrison
lnr, West virginia, 4lj0Qon First
V',iiar,l BANK 81 nwasco MICHIGAN.
.,.,t,l $4,000 Second National Bank
F.. ruiiar. vi, hi.nn. capital -lHUon
,t.,.btpi4 Exchange Bank Mu-cutinr.
l.,,a. sjuuuup Farm Hill Bank. War.
ZEN Ohio. si1utHU the other hnt.
,,r, organized upon the applications
C.l and approved a. far back -Hme uf
'b.n prior to July list the issue nf cer.
tf.Ht,. of authority having been dc.
ny. through yariou. causes until the
rrstu, time
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TO THE PEOPLE
EASTERN TEXAS.

EASTERN TEXAS.
I'VE nAVF taken on sole i1r other
W pafii D.. &c and complete stock o.
DRY GOODS
bi.Ot EH.t.1.
HARpW ARE,
BOUTS.
SHOWS
VI WIS.
WODDW ARK
GLASS WARE,
QUEEN@N ARE,
SNUOpt. BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
&c DC. &c,
Alsoa very l4rga stock Of Drugs to
which ae iuyi'e the cap cial attention Of
Ply isiaas Planter. nud purchasers go
orally.
We ore Determined to .tll as cheap o.
the sims articles can br bought west a
Nee Orleans oar stock consists ia part
as ioI.ows:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-10-27

Gem Banks addressed large
r...ue nt 'hc citizens Of Lawrence.
Alas. ou the evening Of tbe 2nl
H. Thought the policy Of President
johnson was altogether too lcuicuj
and declared that ,he change Of poll.
. oeca.ioucd by the death of nr
Lincoln could not be otherwise than
di.9-tr5us 20 the country.
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gsg- In addition toll. splendid
T. D.t:.'.. i.. .... r..#,..l f...,
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JUST OPENING,
FANCY PRINTS.

| hNtA1lER GINsIiANs D.
- la'n'a Arpoa Che. l.. White and
X d laruI Ilad inay Iuns Plaid.
Npro Cb,ck.. licking Brown d. ug.
Brown ard Bca,hed noniuucs. III
lincn Vel Inrg- Pad and Ssi.s
Nusiiu; six Linen. and Cotton band
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/. DuMplltE stock ias' -rerg.' 3,
\ I e. usllhLH
N-e' y" az. - y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12


CONFEDERATE PUgL'C WORKS AT MAcoS,
GA correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Commercial, wr.Llng from Macon, Ga,
says:
Two great curiosities here, significant OF
the magnitude of the secession intnination
arc confederate laboratory and almory,
on II scale of really admirable proportions.
The armory, particularly, it is claimed,
would have been, if completed according TO
plan, without rival in the world. The
grounds devoted to the armory comprise
forty two aud ha If acres. The bniii'ng,
as far IS finished, is central tower II ~
two ieet glt inches front by forty icet
deem. containing main entrance, Stars anu
Office rooms, four stories high above sub
basement aud main logig linal front, six
hundred and twenty-five feet long, 'orty-
four feet deep and two stories high, In
addition, the machine shop or transverse
VIM forty-four by one hundred and sixty
two feet and two stories high is compile
menIcd with proof house, sixty three by
ninety eight feet, one story, and n one story
siore-room for coal. Flank towers of main
building rooted with S ate, as was original
ly designed for he rest sf the main and
additional building. Georgia has some Of
the very hest slate quarries.
The laboratory, about two miles distant
up The M.con and Atlanta Railroad, is up
on an equally Generous plan. Bofh s'ruc-
lures are built Of iAe b, 81 malerial-prefs-
Ell hrick--with stone foundations ami ran
tie dressings.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12
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| GALVESTON, ADJUST ON s"''
NV orleans p'pers0t 'te. Isl, ~ nhd
sd haYe oreh received
/ NEW YORK, august 4'-=poV' ierry OF
South Cnro! IN mas ''sne'i us pror'""n 10"
for me eleS'tgp 81 u"legaleS 10 ola'c ON
vcnt'on, II II ahd"rs'"oi mat heHF'y AL
ihe.old Slaie qhte nave been re- appoint
Cd Frss,""nl d'hh'oa ms p'fdoh"H one
h9nlred s'ltherherS, whose properly eA'
ceeued 7ZboJ''
hh"r's ave p''hE uAIf TO se' "sN'f Tue
recent election VI Virginia. am se''teA
new Que.
I"e Gales 81 c'nhs;a'ed Janus IN fioF!ef
nave Gu sus ,ehd'd'
Inc 'epor!s 'h.t reih'ofeemehfs hau,beeN
sem =" snerih'h - "nioVhied-
NEW f"RSc August 2d.-klrby smith
ahdlJ, 4. benjamin lnVa arrived IN CUBA.
"AshlNGT"H, August 2d.-lhe man
nIo ,S"' from the hest supP"seu 10 DC J"lh
IT. ourra''' Is sa'd 10 De some other ,hui-
N'""''' whose name Tor The present Is kept
seere' ~,
Muud' Langhl'n AMI Spangier' have
meeh place" n Fort J"herso" on the Dry
Tort"2hs, ~" put to appropriate security,
No. Cap ne' meeting was held Yesterday,
IN consequence the health OF the ~ 81
dent No visitors have been received since
Sa'nrday' The President attack is but
tous attack-s'mliar to others from which