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Hance's Column.
NERVOUS DISEASES CON
TROLLED AND con-
QUERED.
IS 81 The Great Inyigorant.
THg GREAT .MER vim g.
N,,~oe,. ~. x fy,,,.nS9 OIL N11y.nc -
Cures, Cures, Cures.
NERVOUSNESS and WEAKNESS.

A ND all diseases arising from excuses and
IN over exertion whether physical or mental.
30 TO persons of feeble muscular frame, or de-
fcient in vital power, it is recommended as the
only means of communicating that energy
which is necessary to the enjoyment of all the
natural appetites, as well as. the higher mental
attributes. It's beneficial effects are not con-
fined to either sex or any age. The feeble girl,
the ailing wife, the listless, enervated youth,
the overworn man of business, the victim OF
nervous depression, the individual suffering
from general debility, or from weakness, will
find immediate and permanent relief from the
use of this Incompatible renovator.
A STTMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO RE
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Miscellaneous.
To Owners of Horses, Colts & Mules

- IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. 40
TIME undersigned respectfully offers hisser-
L. vices to the owners and growers OF Stock
in Baltimore county, as VETERINA- IVA ~
RY SURGEON, and also, in all OPE- I4Y
RATIONS UPON HORSES COLTS y u
AND MULES. To those who cannot see me
personally, a letter addressed to me at PAPER
MILLS P. o., Baltimore county, will meetowlth
prompt attention. Parties desiring my seryl-
ces, will please state distinctly their residence
NV charges will be moderate. GOA
JOHN D. HAMPSHER, q
Paper Mills, Baltimore county. y
April 26.-2m&
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.,iiig..ye'T TAKE NOTICE. q Z. /.
SPRING. STYLES OF HATS, 1891

WE are now prepared to fur-w $500 II
wv nish our friends and thee 59sI
public with the Spring Styles \
OF HATS, for Gentlemen's wear,
which will compare favorably with any sold
ALSO, SOFT FELT HATS, g weld
--latest patterns, for Gentlemen, Youths and
Children, some very beautiful.
rua vutall q. HINDES d SON,
MAY 2O.--tf 10 l,glioq No. 100 Gay street,
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Insolvent Notice.

= % - :! AHSOAVOHU ~
ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To the cred
IN Iitors of STEPHEN LLOYD, an applicant
for the benefit of the "4sth Article of the Code
of Public General Laws, relative to insolvents,
that the LIST Monday of December nert, has been
fixed for his appearance, to answer interrogato-
ries, and for final hearing of his case before
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. Dated
the goth day of May, 1865 .'5. =
Test: at1 =" "
- J JOHN H. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
June 3.-3m.
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ST. ILAWRENCE.a
..,.f...,. II AZ st.,s f1E&%K tsha isad 5dl

TT1HE above we'll known Horse will stand this
Season, commencing on the iafsn saaio
First Of Nay and ending on the LIST Of august,
III - 49,; 1855, as foll0sos:e 0Jt.a. ssHaal
- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Of each
Week at the Golden Horse Stables, Howard ST.
Baltimore; Thursdays, at 1911 siir'i
~; ADX'S HOTEL, T0WSONTOWN, 9W
seq - cOo s
TERMS-$5O the Season, to be, paid within
the season, and 81 to the Groom at service
For Description, DC, see Handbills:
n,;faIL..t 81 JOHN WILLIAMS VII !
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VNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tratiOn on the estate of
.sssLEMUEL 0FFUTT,A
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, 8
On or before the 25M day Of December, 1865;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 23rd
day of May, 1865. = :, , !. nm, 81
:, w. M. ISAAC,
Nav. 97.A4t u ~ W.s1 Administrators.
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ROAD NOTICE. 81

PPLTCATION will be made to the County
~ Commissioners of Baltimore. county, to al
ter a road in Baltimore county on the lands OF
the subscriber. Said Road as at present lOcat-
ed, 10 thus misunderstanding therefor at
. no;nt in the Garrison Forrest Road, atthe end
Of the south 81 degrees, west perchesand $40,
n line Of said road, and running thence south %
degrees, east.12 perches, then south 29l degrees,
east 20 perches, then south 503 degrees, east l6
perches and sic; then south All degrees, east
10 perches, then south 4O4 degrees, east l7perch-
:. es, ior thereabout, tothe Old Court Road.
The alteration intended to be prayed for, is
thus described, to-wit:- Beginning at the same
point above described as the beginning Of the
road as at present located, and running thence
-{bT aIstraigkE linei south III degrees, west 81
= pefches to the old Court Road.
s.E.aszf .Ss NOAH WALKER.
June 3.-5t. vi - u ~ Is " - !.
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HAnce's

oh gntdj@l3 HHnCe7S q t,si,s4
CELEBRATED TETTER WASH,
NOR the speedy and positive cure of letter,
salt rheum, ring worm, BARRIERS itcp, and
ali Cutaneous and skin Diseases. ,ap h'ee
A single bottle of this inestimable compound
has cured many of the most stubborn cases OF
the above diseases after the patient had given
up all hope of ever being cured, and had ex-
pended thousands of dollars for different rom
edies. Price 81 per bottle. For sale by iui
.,, s. s. HANCE, iaai
IOs Baltimore Street, Baltimore. q
Jan. %, l865.-1y. t...o4..e.,eg s4yso .-gi4s
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WANTED,

TvO purchase single OK of large 1870.
i size. Any one having such an OK -
to sell, can hear of q purchaser by ap- ~
plying at this office. Jun. S,-3r
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-. History ofythe Rebellion.
HEADLEY,S HISTORY OF THE WAF

PAUL CLIFFORD.
FTVHIS we'll known and favorite m
stock horse will stand the <sF&&&&
season of 1865, at the Subscribers III
stable in .GoNANSTOWN, four
miles on the York Road.
JOE LANE.
This hieh-bred Stallion will stand the season
of 1855, at the following places Mondays and
Tuesdays of every week at &
- FAIR VIEW HOTEL,
miles from Baltimore, on<the frederick Road
on Wednesday of every week atsNBUFF1NG
TONS, 3 mile house on the ReisterstoWn Road
the remainder of the time at the Subscriber
Stable in Govanstown. GA
Good keeping for mares from a distance; al
accidents and escapes at therisk ofthe owners
Season to commence April 18th, and end July
goth, 1858. L. MONGAR,
Queenstown. Baltimore county.
Apri1 5-t.Ta0
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- FITS IT'S FITS FIT 81 lI'I1E.s..s
HanCe'S Epileptic Pills

Fits, SpasIMs, Cramps, and all kinds
ti OF constitutional Diseases. I'm
nERSONS, who, are laboring under; this dis
tressing malady will find HANCE,Sl EPl-
LEIPZIG. PILLS to be the only remedy ever
discovered for curing issg.Gp9l II
TIT Epilepsy Or Falling Fits. -
These Pills possess a specific action on the
nervous system and although they, are pre-
pared especially for the purpose of curing
Fits, they will be found Of especial benefit for
all persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose
nervous system has been Frustrated or shatteerr
ed from any cause whatever In chronic com %
plants, or diseases Of long standing, .superin-
duced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial. Sent by mail free Of postage.
PRICES .-Vegetable Extract Epileptic Pills,
So per box, or two boxes for S.; twelve boxes
$24 All orders must be addressed, post paid,
~ lijIF la9!5 so SETH S. HAECE,
'i.Hao9 LIB Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
Jan. 90, IS64-1y. e:..+.s.,,t.ft,,t f..eis
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SUMNER BOARDING HOUSE
sMEDLEY HOUSE HOTEL.
CHRIS. SHAW, = 80 n.n,.,..o.s.
q, MARION LANGDON, .

i,a M MARIO; 1nnAxSNG:DoN, Proprietor re-.
TlHIS large and popular Hotel, having pass
( IL ed into new hands, has received various
repairs andimprovements and islnow open for
the entertainment of guests 1t is the deter
m;nation of tho Proprietors to maintains its
mast reputation as a SUMMER BOARDING
HOUSE, as we'll as House for the accomrno-
adation of all transient patronage. The rooms
are large and we'll furnished, with bath rooms
convenient; the Table and Bar are we'll sup.
piled; good Stabling is provided, and the sur
rounding grounds are beautiful. ro2 30
+ Mr.. Shaw is well known for years past as the
proprietor of the popular cottage Saloon" on
High Street, Baltimore. 9rB.3Gi6hfi 1Ho
Nav 20.--3m.a s,.j III si9ae,.ti gUs 81 'nHGea
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-, .5o.rs1''s' =, l--Sys,Sl s,lySiI STSiu;8
COLLABORATING BONDS,

Which are always Worth premium fe''' :
In 49,. Free from Taxation.
The 7-SO Notes cannot, be taxed by Towns,
Cities, Counties or States, and the interest is
not taxed unless on surplus of the Owners
income exceeding six hundred dollars year.
This fact increases their value from one to three
per cent. per annum, according to therate levi
ed on other property. .r,s,
=" ~ y, Ill. Subscribe Quickly. i
q Less than 5000, 100000 of the Loan ahthori-
.zed by the last Congress are now ON the mar
ket.. This amount, at the rate at which it is
being absorbed, will all be subscribed for with
in two months, when the notes will undoubted-
ly command q premium, as has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions to other
Loans. 1T no,o seems probable that no comsidera-
bic amount beyond the present series 'oiH be c6e4
ed to tie public. - .e3ae.4 1 MS
In order that citizens of every town and see
ton of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scriptions at'par.9 Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery of the notes forwhich they receive orders.
4a ...'a,.. JAY COOKE,
ag - Subscription Agent, philadelphia.
subscnrprIoss WILL BIZ REcR1yRD by the
First National Bank of Baltimore.
Second De- W"ad /" Baltimore.
~ Ga.tLaU
Third g ~ rX"ph'r Baltimore. q
,,oo o. it-.Gl htlA
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YNHIsi IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of
80 JOHN E. FOSTER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, -4lJ
On or before the 1st day Of January, 1866,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this Goth day
of May, 1865. -
LEWIS D. THOMPSON,
June 3.-4ts @ Administrators.
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No. l, or Large Mower.
This is the same as the large combined with
out the reaping attachment. 1t Is unquestion-
ably the standard Mower of the world, at pres
ent. Price $l65. H =
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:, o731 J..sWEEPSTAKE .y"' ~
THRESHER AND CLEANER.

THRESHER AND CLEANER, .
The most efficient machine of the kind in use.
They are constructed for eight or ten horses,
and leave the grain ready for market.
@R- Sold at manufacturers prices. Orders
from distance will receive prompt attention
June lot. +
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DENJAMIN F. KOLLER, Administrator D.
ID B. N, of SAMUEL G. SPENCER, decd,
VS.. JOHN GEMMILL, and ELIZABETH his
wife, IN TIC Circuit Court for Baltimore cOaa-
ty IN EquityG bGuof g 81
ORDERED by the Court, this 31st day of
May, 1865, that the creditors Of John Gemmil,
file their claims with the Clerk of this Court
properly authenticated, on or before the first
ddy of September nert. IA
And it is further ordered, that a copy Of this
order be published in some newspaper printed
in Baltimore county, for three successive weeks
previous to the first day of September next.
Won D. C. H. EMORY.
True Copy-Test:
jNo. H. IoNGNECKER, Clerk.
June 3--3t. fusl snsa a7tacg - ~ . at
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A ARoN HOLT, VIM. J. TIMANUs and
N others VS.. MARGARET TIMANUS and
others. In the Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.,
In Equity.
ORDERED, This 3lst day of May, 1855, that
the sale made and reported by Thomas Donald
son, trustee, for the sale of the Real Estate in
the proceedings of this cause mentioned, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown ON or before the Both
day of June next, provided a copy ofthis order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Baltimore county once in each of three success
sive weeks before the said Both day of June
next. XII 5faa aoi itf- .ea ~ as,i1sia
+ The report states the amount of sales to be
100000. q
.l'l9F JOHN H. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk
True copy-Test:
JOHN H, LoNGNEGKER, Clerk
y June 3,-3t pI N8@ts.
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THE following Table shows the net cost Of
i the different denomination, THE INTEREST
BEING ALLowRDIH ADyAxcR, on the respective
daYRRpecifed: - ~. v la.teH liAil!e Il n
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.GssE9 s's..-@-AZ-z - ~
.s7o3evsla al' BALrinoRr, June 20, 1850.
KEVHIS is to certify, that was afflicted with
, aviolent pain in the breast and right arm
which, suppose, proceeded from the impure
state of my blood. was recommended to take
Hance's Sarsaparilla or Blood Pills, and after
taking one box the pain was, entirely removed
from my breast and arm. . found them ex-
tremely gentle in their operations, and would
recommend them to every person in want OF .
mild<purgative.
-, ,.,.s 7-s, fs5c Patrick ROCHE,
No. rs Conway Street,
PoiAogi''i' - between Howard and Eutaw.
"a va In purchasing these Pills let me add +
e. T., ONE WORD OF CAUTION. ai1oi {
% Always ask for HANCE'Si PILLS, and pur-
chase Of none but those advertised as agents,
and if convenient, call and see the proprietor
himself. For sale by u .-.L,,l -
fsis5a.I ,gyEI sar x 1O8 Baltimore Street,
|,8lo i9SiTep lnq and SWEETZER h CO.,
oaod) corner of Charles and Pratt Streets.
Jan. 49, lS65.-1y. iH@l ! 2l's- ''..'' -.
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DIR. SWEETS W -
TnfallibIe Eminent,
> ms :. sr,..n.% al Ropoodv

FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA
ssLUMBAG0, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS PILES, HEADACHE,
yANDALL RHEUMATICAND w
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COnSfahla'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF ANEXECUTIoN, ISSUED
ID out Of the Justices Court of Gold Hill, Sto.
rey county, State of Nevada. attested by w. n.
Hall, J. p to me directed and delivered for the
satisfaction Of Judgment in said Court, rendered
on the Goth day of February, A. D. 1865, in favor
of Charles Webster, and againSt the Independent
G. and S. Mining Company, for S3l5 90 (hree
hundred and fifteen dollars,) and costs and accru'
ing costs. have this seventh day of March, 4. D..
1865, levied on and taken In execution all the
right, title, claim and interest of said Judgment
debtors in the Independent @. and s. M. 70. In
and to the following described property, to-Wt
All that certain Quartz Ledge, mining claim ana
ground situated in Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, State of Nevada, known and desig'
mated Rs the ledge and claim of the Independent
G. and S. NJ. Co., owned and possessed Dy salo
company consisting of 600 feet Sixteen hundred
feet) on which il O shaft $50 one hundred ana
thirty feet Also, Tunnel 600 three hundred
feet. more or less. Also, r small building IA oy
liz feet and all improvements In and on Snio
claim. Notice il hereby given that WIZ expose
for sale to the highest bidder for U: g. goId COM
the said property or 80 much thereof as VIII salts
fy said Judgment and costs, in front OF the Jus:
tees Office, in Gold Hill, Storey county State OF
Nevada, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of March.
A, D. 1865, between the hours of y o'clock, and
o'clock, Pm W; n; DG .i
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Dated at Gold Hill, March Z, 1865, at the hour
ofin oiclocL " mh7 tdt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-07

Gov. Brown, OF Georgia, denounced
as a Rebel-The South to Arm inc
Slaves = sherman and SchOheld-
Panic about Richmond.
The papers charge Governor Brown, OF
Georgia, with diseouraging the people anb
encouraging deserters, and strongly sus.
pect him of being traitor to the rebel
cause.
The rebel House of Representatives has
passed bill to place 100000 negroes in
the army. The bill does not guarantee
freedom to the enlisted slaves, but leaves
the question of emancipation to the
future.
The Wing of yesterday says: 1t is
stated that Bragg has succeeded in bring
ing Schofeld to halt on the North Edisto
River, ten or fifteen miles from Whining
ton.
The Sentinel of the lst admits that Sher-
man has crossed the South Carolina. line,
which shows that he has entered North
Carolina.
The Wing of the LIST says that all North
Georgia is filled with depredatory bands,
tories and deserters.
1t is reported that Hood will have an
important command in Texas.
The panic in Richmond has extended to
the surrounding country. Farmers re-
fuse to bring in supplies.
A Fayetteville dispatch of the LIST says
that no Yankees have advanced in that
direction.
Pirate Chicknmauyn Destroyed
Movement upon Mobile
The rebel pirate Chickamauga was de-
stroyed on Saturday to prevent her falling
into Yankee hands. She is in Cape Fear
river.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-It Is reported
Candy will leave for Mobile to-day. He
is master of the situation. Good reports
may be soon expected from him. The
fleet there under Commodore Palmer is
hard at work.
Threatened Raid, from CanRdn -
President LincoIn's Inaugural.
OswEGo, March 4.-MIajor Grant has
received dispatch from Governor Fenton,
stating that the War Departments at Wash
ington has received information from Hall
fax that the rebels in the provinces are
contempat. ing raid on Oswego, and has
called public meeting to be held in this
city this afternoon, to take such action in
the matter as may be necessary.
The Inaugural was delivered in the
Senate Chamber on account of heavy rain
falling. 1t is very brief but says nothing
new.
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To the Sacramento Be

To the Sacramento Bee:
That's it exactly, "our gold goes abroad
as fast as we dig it," and let US accept
Greenbacks as a currency, then even what
we have on this coast goes too. Now you
saw [ am S2OO,OOO,OOO or 5000, 10000
out of the way in my figures Of coin in the
country. I know by this statement OF
yours that you have Jumped at this con-
clusion. Let me tell you that in 1860 and
1861, we had not in all the loyal States
over $3.50, 200, 900 in circulation, including
specie, and this is even allowing we had
then 800, 900 of specie. In 1862 the
circulation of all the banks was not over
$3.50, 900. In 1868 the entire capital
of all the banks did not exceed $3.50, 00,-
900, with circulation of about $3.50, 000,-
900, with considerable less than 300, 000,-
900 in specie, and this has been deemed
sufficient to do all our business upon
and does this look like being 5000, 000,-
900, or $500, 000, 900 ont of the ,rayf You
can readily see, too, now much imitation
there Is in currency, which would be a
glorious thing if 1t was our metals instead
Of paper. You say so, 900. 900 of specie,
TOO, would not answer for the business of
New York State. Let me tell you that
the amount required by New York State
does not exceed S3S,000, 900, and that is
the great moneyed mart of the Union. As
to your figures that We have produced
d" nearly" 70, 1000, 900 per annum, they are
not correct. by at least Sl0,O00.O0O.
How does currency now stand: We
have 100000, 900 more in Legal Tenders
and less specie than before. II we go
greenbacks for our gold, and that golt
was retained in the country, then 1t would
be all right; but if we accept of green
backs, and pay the gold away for foreign
goods-and there : where it goes-ther
it is all wrong. It is not patriotism L
argue the introduction of greenbacks: or
the contrary, there is patriotism in hold
ing on to our metallic currency, and no
becoming infatuated with false idea o
what we have got, and go rushing into
silks, cloths. diamonds and champagne
for the benefit of foreign countries. While
we hold on to our specie it is in the United
States, and when Uncle Samuel wants it
that is another question. Your implied
query, as to what becomes of all the coin
as you say we have produced so much
and have so little. In one sense this car
be answered by watching "exports tc
Europe" Europe and India, since lS49
have absorbed more gold and silver thar
has been produced upon the Pacific coast
including Nevada. 1t will not do; We
must hold on to our coin until Eastern
banks get on specie basis, then Nationa
Banks win come in all right. CosNos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-07

BRrr1sH AMER1cA.-The people OF the
United States are beginning to pay much
greater attention to the political affairs
and the destiny of British America than
in former years. The unconceaieo sym.
pathy shown by very large portiGn OF
the press and the people OF those froV-
inces with the rebel cause, culmlha'ing al
length in the organization OF RAD OF
rebel emissaries upon Vermont, mas pro-
duced among our people anything out
kind feeling toward our northern neigh.
bors. On the other hand, the progress OF
the scheme of a British American Con-
federation has awakened the hope tnat a
new nationality was forming in the Brit
ish dominions of this Continent winch
would be more American than european
in its feelings.-N. Y. Tribune.
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THE NEWS.

We have varied and interesting supply
of news to-day. From the East, the most
important intelligence is that of the cap
ture of Early and large portion OF his
command, and the arrival of Sherman's
army and Porter's gunboats at Fayette-
vile, y. c. The evacuation of Richmond
and Petersburg may be hourly expected.
From Sacramento, we have number of
most important Supreme Court decisions.
From Santa Cruz, we learn of the explo-
sion of the Corning Powder mill at that
place.
In our local columns will be found a
full description of the boiler explosion this
morning at the Ophir works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-07

SENATOR McDoUGALL IN NEW ROLE.
This auriferous Senator has made his ap-
pearance in a new character-that of a
buffer" He got into difficulty with
another Californian, at the bar in Will
lards Hotel, about the relative merits of
Scotch and American whisky, which cul-
minated in personal collision. The
affair was Understanding in a single
round-but spirited. The Senator launch
ed out with his nose and caught the Cap
tain upon the fist, with such heaviness
that the rebound extended him at full
length upon the floor. No claret" was
drawn. but full pint of whisky ran
out of the Senator's nose instead. Bets
on first blood were drawn, but the first
knoek-down was awarded to the Captain,
and the sponge thrown up.-Washin9tOn
Correspondents Indianapolis Journal.