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htFTE1 70 P~ElgiasIoN 70
hon. Richard ogsls5s. 6overnor s. 1se o. minols.
boa laHd l. LAWS, Judge supreme Court . 3
TO- wm- 9 BFoTaiou, Govern r Of Tennsssee.
has' Sen Jas P BFosnlos. adj. Gen. s,stsofTeu
nessee
SEsn. N. ~ Rreu, Nashville
Bon. Wa. N.th-niel Baxter. Nashville.
Han- 20. c. Guild. Nashville.
Hen John Hugh Smith. Nashville.
P. ". Marcy, Esq, Nashville.
Esss-s Morris 8 strsisOn. Nashville.
Neaars. EYans a %, Nashville.
Nuurod PoreT, colunhA, Tenn.
fuBeIs-lm
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WHITE GOODS,

Pisin and Farcy sEisses. Cbe.kss Nr-.r
SooHri Saconet Tuck Muslin. PpfEsJ ~ Tan-
- Ie'l, Linen, Towels Linen ca1blSs
" sls e apq neyi 3 Ttseye d. n ers, L zen Haadksf.
4 4 u $3.50, y a. nre rmbr, ID rsd s. t.. Real
sjc'ne' 90 lnsertipgs 1aHetts R.bbons n
y ths ard IN All co ors; siik Reliiags Rne,ie.
V'0"0'Mis ne" Corsets, Velvet Ribbons. etc. ec
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

EoR Beantsyfnx the complexion. eaec.uaIly. re-
Il moving
Tau, Brsokies, BIotehes. md sfvirg the Skin an
elegant fmOothress poteasily a, aimed BY any other.
It's use among ladies' OF Fashion in the East gives
It a chara Jter for etsesey which ct once stsmps itas
infinitely superior for the toilet Of any lady.
Gan be oh aimed from any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the propris-
t1rs.
HURLEY, RIDDLE q 90.
Corner Seventh and Green streets, Louisville.
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7. M.

THE ARTIST. vel known to our ol5 rasidsuts
= has nos returned 70 The u, aud mi
Ess upon his Old customers PERSONALLY ~
his old stand, corner OF Cherry snd Union str -
Giye him seal iylt-1m
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HAVE IN STORE

T HAVE IN STORE
ZOO Barrels kanswhs Salt q bushel btlsJ
100 hall bbis. and Kegs N. o. crushsd
snd Coffee Sugar.
80 Bags prime Rio and Java Coffee.
loo Boxes Star Candies.
60 \ 90 do do
90 Boxes soap, assorted.
50 Kits Mackerei.
90 half bbis. Msckerd.
800 Kegs Nails assorted.
leo Barrels extra Family Flour.
i0 Resins WrHpping Paper, assorted.
A $50, Staple Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Fsss
"A QueensseIe, Guwerp, Bardware, Llafhe-
Casa e. ye sIuis, Window Gfass. Shoe Fi-5l
ms F, SaddlerF, No~sdenpara, Rohersrn and Bon~-
boa county VI skes ana Wines. with mauv nth--
srncless all Of which 1 vii seii Al whoieaaIa -
Country a2d CITY buyers At small proais, snd r..
Pc nly ssk an examination Ct my Stock besore
N. N. PARMELE,
js25 I'm NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
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Is under the control Of his brother, G.. ".
J0NE5, formerly f1rsman of the well known Ann
OF Merriek & Sons, Philadelphia. Both Of Us being
pract cal men, and fatter ng our, elves Of some
ION IS mechsnic7. il is needless to say q At
eli wo K executed at this piece viii be made IN the
very best msn7e-, and We guarantee thar our prices
be ueh-t att viii be unaecessaTy for snyo Q
10 70 out cf the city to buy anything IN Our line Of
b size s. unless thet have more mons then { 81
know Ghstt do with jusy2-3m
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING oLAIlEB Against
tie st Cavalry DIVISION, con naanded b. ErFs
lei Msjor 3a1sr1 Eat1h. viii 6nd Il to fheix -
. cal % 7. o blsBsg. Nc 10 1beFYM
81 Une EeHRal s1EleR
N-G@sp saszIle
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Veterinarv Surgarv.

TUE uudersigusd having opened = Vsleraar
Hospital At No. - Front Street. be1ow ne
Old Bridge Landing, respectfully solcits ths pat-
Eonaza Of his friends add the Community e larrA.
JOSEPH 6TBERTL
2. 6-Ths bsst q references gisea.
marea-am
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DIR. G. SOHIFF

las rsmovsd bis Family Rsids nee 70 Ma. Is
Il south eu ne. sfrset, - door teloE Cbn.eh
HIS obce is a1 ihe old plsoa, Ne, Is North
Cherry Z tFesk up stairs. liyls-In
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W. nave on hqnd 4 large stock Of Sands Chi.
esso Cream end stock Alss, which We q1ssr-
Sniee direct rom sands hi ego Brewery. aithef
ket.
Also Hetted Ale Of the best manufacture Ne
have aso a large stock Of Suffers SUPPLIES. ami
esnHy Srocen 3, which We are Offering a icw
ngures sc. WO D&CO.
Jeto-u IS Union street.
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STOVES AND H%OLLOW.WARE.

A business that has hereto ore been neglected. IN
Nsshvile. but We are determined to furnish es good
a otoFe IN design, fni-h, durability and chea5ness
as can De made in the United States.
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Landreth & Son,

Z LARGE LOT OF FRESH AND GENUINE
a Seed, consisting Of tre nll0HfDg Faratss
30 rs EEly Dutch VII 2 Flat TuTuir.s
90 hhfe llat Red Top
30 " PuFple-top Feiicw Ruta BFga"
So :" Eariy sf0He "
50 . Large alt5e
- A" Neigw aterfeea
81 F" Daie's Hybrid
50 " White Swedish or Rnia Esqa Tunips.
]. WELLS,
No 81 Market ~. opposite unna.
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

is directly under the control Of the Proprietor,
who is veil known in this ciy for tbs last ten years.
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THE largest sndbest assorted stock in the city,
4 and exclusively
WHOLESALE

" Northern Cities. This bdnga branch OF cur
NEW YORK Bouse gives great facilities for selling
good at the loEest price,. Our stock eEbraees
the following, besides 6 great variety Ct other ar
teles
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DR.. 7. A. HURLEY'S
Compound SIrupOf SarsapariIIa

THE only Genuine preparation recommended By
i Physicians, and possessing extraordinary ein-
cheney 10 the following diseases:
Dyspep iaor Indigestion, scrofuIA or Kings Evil,
0isusi Costyeness, Er1sipelas, Pulmonary
d eases. LAYER ComFlsint, ri As. Female
IL. egllsusies, Fistuls, Skin Diseases,
Diseased Asdne1 $, sn D as a Rrest
and ynwr-f1l Tonic
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Diseases of the Skin
PRICE 81 PER BOX.

YWI5 GERATB HAS BEEN IN USE BIZ TIP
Il FkkNOH ARMIES FoR TIE PAST FIFJT
years ana there is no French soldier who does not
know its value.
II was also used extensively By the sllied arnnies
q the UuneaD war, and sueh were the pepehts
dsuTed nom Its use that it has acquired a world.
Mae reputation, and 20 soldier who knows OF its
nert vii be Tor q single week without a boz In his
kAapsack- as By the use Of this 0erate ne algays as
: ei' guard against the various troubles to which =
Sader 10 subject, a5 BY using it on his clothing, be
iGltp Fentt me appearance Of vermin, Hnd the dis-
- es q the ss1n enumerated above, and after fhev
- . nlao their appearance, il is but little froukle-
ga ne ad q this carSe, 70 rid himself CT these
dsS UeeRfA atrcuhleA
- 2 Pf9puetors have gene 70 q great expense to
plos afe me original recipe Of Dr.. Nelloc. Eltb mi
ate Aonsl ana she apparatus for nsaprf aetrrfne fha
Se1g g. as u naP heen made BY the oririasi ;s1s-
tog rnd have procured the
ole Agency Of the United States.
And nsFs seiectea e depot for the msrufscrrrs NJ
ne article IN Nashville, soas 70 be
Near tbs Army Of the Cumberland.
AND aso 2 aepottn Washington for the acconlne-
datlt n Of the
Army Of the Potomac.
80 - % place the CerRte in resch Of syorv sold;av
ntn, , sarTice Of the United States,
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o. 3. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEIRlEG BONDS.

! III. 81. h-EO Gfv nov 0onx
GATn pEsDIg,. 1890
DONDSJ
These bonds are nov worth s handsome pre-
MUM and are exempt As are all Government
B0nds non STATE. coaaty. ad Nusiapof 5a1a.s0n
rAieh Odds hOm one 70 tArss P~ cent or o,n,,.
Nar satas' according to Tia rate levied upon oterh
properly. The interest IS payable sen,..p,u.v,
0y coupons attached to each note. which NAV b
cut of and sold to any hank Or bsnker.
The in,e.es, =. , 40 Ne, -.
One cen. ps, s.v =,
Two GEM, g 81 . s,oo
Tea "a " as q Hoo
40 Sc 900
Al "a - a . xooo .
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ELLIS & MOORE

IN use in Tennessee for the last twenty Yeas, and
pa ties hsv ng Maei inery , anufactureJ BY ellis a
Moor viii Tad il to tDtir in ere TO b We Their re-
pairs done at these works, as no one else has the
facilities we have for such work, and We are deter
mined % do all Vork entrus. ed to US PRJMPTLY,
AND AT TIKI LOWEST POSSIBLE PhICGS,
our obie { being 10 MAKE it the interest Of all par
ties TO deal sih Us. Every imp oytmen, n Ma
chinery that has for its q beet The satIng e ! .bor,
fue and unnecessary weilht Of material, will be
adopted by Us Parties cOniempia ing --StrikIne
OF " can befctnished with Tonls and Machinery for
boring ana pumping, as cheap rs tn = can be fur
nshed from SitisbuIg. Parties wishing
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Hosiery and Gloves
DEPARTMENT.,

Where 8 teptive Clerks WI h D,e...a
=. = n Welt e. among whish is superh ~ y
- ffeneh I'm orted Aair-nel 5. ~ ri ar,rs ~ y
F'es' ana several other b~eauafuf styiss .aT
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Iron Fronts

put in their houses. viii find IL to their interest 10
all refore Contracting elsewhere Particular at
tenton viii be paid to the manufacture Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-24
PuN1sH1rRNT OF RAIDERS.

Next to those rebels who have spent all
their lives in bringing about the wal, the
rebel raiders should be the most severely
punished. Their deeds are the darkest
that have ever disgraced civilization. The
guerrilla warfare which has been carried
on BY predatory bands Of Southern cut
throats, under the direction of the Con-
federate War Department, is entirely at
variance with all rules of civilized war
fare. The men JEFF. Davis commissioned
to commit his highway robberies, and
carry the blazing torch, and rapine, and
murder, into the peaceful valleys and
among the defenseless homes Of the Border
States, have almost without exception
been men of most degraded and desperate
characters. They skunk away from armed
men to pounce upon defenseless cities and
villages. They did not seek so much to
capture public stores as to destroy private
property. When such men are appre-
hsnded, they should be dealt with sum
marily. The mercy that is shown them'
should be the mercy they showed to the
Union men Of Teunessee-the mercy OF
the rope.
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Talk on NEause.

From the 8. Z. AHA, Monday EVENING"
Although the prices of leading mining
stocks advanced last week, complaints
suggested by the late depreciation are cur
rent. Rumor says that the affairs Of sew
eral of the large companies have been
managed IN such q manner as to destroy
confidence. The trustees are spectators,
and they use their authority to bull and
bear the market by turns. They not only
deceive the public and swindle the stock
holders, but they swindle one another.
Two or three form clique and conspire
to trick their associates. The Secretary
of the Company is instructed to say to
stockholders that there is no information
when favorable letters have been received;
and the Superintendent is instructed TO
write favorable or unfavorable, letters, &C.
cording to the bulling or bearing opera.
ton intended, In regard TO one mine, It
Is said that late dividends have been made
with money that should have gone to pay
custom mills for their work. The pay.
ment Of the mills was postponed, the pub
lie was led to suppose that the dividends
were paid out Of the profits, and ccnsid-
cradle debt was incurred. but the managers
succeeded in getting rid Of portion Of
their stock at q good price before the crash
came.
Some inquiry has been made whether
some effective method might not be devised
to prevent such frauds, but none has been
proposed. Z OF the fraudulent character OF
the operations there can be no doubt, but
no other law contains stronger provisions
for punishment than ours. The stock
holders do not desire to involve their COM
pany in litigation, and they cannot ex-
pose the wrong without bringing expense
upon themselves and upon the company.
A number Of orders were received last
week from the East for Yellow Jacket,
Gould & Curry, Savage, Potosi, Chollar,
Crown Point and Imperial.
Gould B Curry again heads the list,
partly perhaps because the Trustees are,
as q body, not spectators, and all the ex.
penses Of the mine are paid Do accrued:
President b now ct The RinR The yield
continues undiminished, but rumor says
the dividend may be reduced 70 $50. The
cornpany, while driving their prospecting
shafts and drifts, desire to put their divl-
dends at'such figure that they can keep
them up for a year from the ore in sight.
:" Runior doubts whether Yellow Jacket
will pay q dividend for this month, al
though the nina looks well. Some OF the
eaninRs 70 70 pay for the purchase Of the
Morgan Mill and incidental expenses and
there il. talk Of another purchase. The
stock has Auctuatsd considerably during
The report. from the sheba mine are
favorabls, though the mill 10 not yet at
work. The, Superintendent writes that
The streak Of rich ore has widensd to two
feet. He, thinks that in two o. three
weeks he will Be sble 70 take out enough
to keep the mill busy, and that he could
pay expenses through the summer with
tho 'ors Row 10 sight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-24
DEPRESSION IN MINING STOCKS

The question is asked on the streets
every day what is the cause Of the de-
preston of mining stockss But seldom
is an answer given. But people have
opinions, and if they cannot give decided
definite answers, they can give an opinion.
And their opinions are WHAT Sometimes
"wild-cats," but oftener spectators. I"
wildcat claims in the hands Of unprin-
cipled spectators have undoubtedly in
jured the reputation of tins country, and
operated to depress the value Of mining
stocks. But they are not the cause Of the
depression at present, or at most, now
only operate to that effect but slightly.
What causes our stocks to suddenly
spring up from few hundred dollars per
share, and rise higher and higher until
they stand among the thousands-and
then in ephemeral' space sink down to
where they were again. is not because
their productiveness changes, nor because
their prospects are suddenly SO bright and
then become so dim, but because few
rich Spectators whose homes are in the
metropolis of the Pacific, or whose head
quarters are there, on the slightest change
in the prospects of the production of a
mine, by false reports, by sham buying
and selling. by all the tricks that their
fertile minds can invent to work on the
credulity, fancy, or heated Imagination Of
outside parties, create unhealthy excite
ments. and in the tumult run stocks up
to unwarrsnted prices to be followed BY .
corresponding depression. And when stocks
are once on the decline, they bring the
same dishonest means to work TO bear
them down the lower. Stocks will always
remain depressed much longer than they
will remain inflated for the simple reason
that when they are once down they must
stay there until people have regained con-
fdence in them; while slight proof that
stock is selling for more than its value
causes it to tumble. The lodges Of our
mines. are generally very uniform. When
any of our mines have once been opened
and commenced paying, they have. with
very few exceptions. eontinued.to do 50.
But more mines would have paid divi-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-24
RECONSTRUCTION.

The only joke that Washington was
Lroxn 10 have perpetrated, was IN his
reply to the delegation of Friends" who
visited him a. his presidential quarters,
and ;nterceded for the chief tories under
nro.pect of Punishment. This delegation
represented that many Of these persons
sen,enced to exile, were most exemplary
in their private ives-pious souls-and
had committed no offence against the laws
of the country, except what consisted in
their superior loyalty" to Great Britain.
Washington listened respectfully to the
long and emphatic appeal for executive
clemency in behalf of the men who had
prominently bent all their aid to reduce
tie colonies again to British dominion,
and then quietly but effectively dismissed
the advocates for a reversing of the Co.
hence Order, with the remark that he pre-
sumed that many of the individuals they
plead for were very good men. and he was
sure he wished they might all go to
Heaven; but so far as he was concerned
they must all go to Nova Scotia! And
thither as to other foreign ports-the
traitors made haste. The country is
waiting with anxious expectation to re-
ceiye the terms Of the Amnesty Proclama-
ton, about to be issued by President
johnson. From the indications of its
character, already afforded, it is nearly
certain that the "joke" of Washington
win be litly repeated by johnson. II we
are to have Peace at all, the country must,
in one way or another, be thoroughly
rid Of the pestilent leaders of treason. Mr..
Stephens and Gen. Regain are, we believe
and trust, doomed to great disappoint-
ment in their compliment expectations.
And with them are be grieved the entire
Copperhead fraternity of the land.
England has hurrahed on this internal
rebellion, giving as much as possible Of
her material help, without actually COM
mencing hostilities against US, and throw
ing into the scale of the secession cause all
her moral support. She has praised and
lauded to the heavens the cut-throats Of
JEFF. Davisdom; let her have the whole
Doodle now, to Aatter and fete. But no.
We presume that since rebellion is dead.
she might, with characteristic moral per-
fdy, object to the colonizing of secesh
leaders in her merry isle, on the complaint
that they are " exported criminals" Even
the London Times, with its recent profess
tation in the name of mercy, viii, we
doubt not, SWING round to contemptuous
phrase when the exiles reach Northamp-
ton or Liverpool. To John Bull should
those Ay, who are grsciously permitted to
depart at all in earthly form; for ISN'T
Johns petticoat Government
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TARsEr BxcuRsIoN.-We call attention
To the advertisement Of the tarRet excursion
Of the Gold Hill Guards, to be found in our
advertising columns to-day. The exercises
are 70 take place at Fort Homestead next
Saturday afternoon, and promise to be very
entertaining to all who love to handle the
gun, or hear the crack Of the rife. One Of
our patriotic citizens has donated a gold
medal to be awarded on the occasion. The
officers earnestly desire that every member Of
the company shall fall in " at the appoint.
ed hour Of meeting. ..r
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CHAsTE AZ Ice AND PURE As SNow.-The
Fragrant sozodont is scientific composition
of the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingre.
dent is well known to have beneficial effect
on the teeth and gums, its embalming, or
antiseptic property, and delicate aromatic
fragrance makes it really toilet luxury, and
a pleasure to use It, as 1t removes al dis
agreeable odors, even that Of tobacco. It
speedily removes those ravages which chill
dren sustain in their teeth, owing to impro-
per use Of sweet and acid articles, which inn
perceptibly destroy them.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price 70
cents per bottle. ..-..-..
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]. S. DILLgY, ESQ.,, Collector of In
ternal Revenue, has just received the fol-
lowing official order from the Treasury
Department at Washington:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Washington. April II, 1865.
It is hereby ordered that, in honor to
the memory of our late illustrious Chief
Magistrate, all officers and others subject
to the orders of the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, wear Grape upon the left arm for the
period of six months.
H. McCuLLocH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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SHUT DowS FOR REPAIRs.-The Crown
Point mill shut down this morning for
repairs. The mill has been running for
over . year without stopping to overhaul
and repair the machinery, and during that
time until couple of weeks ago, the mill
engine has had TO do all the pumping and
hosting from the mine. The mill will be
ready to run again in a week or two.
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MATTERS IN BoIss.-A letter from q
gentleman who went TO the Northern
mines from this town. to friend residing
here, states that at Bannock City. there
were seven or eight hundred men out OF
employment, and that -four was $40 per
hundred. and all other kinds Of provis-
ions in proportion. Many men were leav-
ing, and many were destitats snd could
not do so. He gives good account Of the
mines, particularly the quartz Lodges, but
says they are all held at fabulous prices.
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SAN FRANCIsCo DIsPArCH.
ESPECIAL D1spArcH 10 m GOLD HILL DAILY nwsl
Steamer Acknowledgements Of the
| RrOnteA-N0Rfolk WinneH.

Brontes-Norfolk Winner.
SAN Francisco. May 24-2 P. n.
The steamer Golden City arrived at
noon to-day, with 3l2 passengers.
The bark Brontes, with armed Mexican
emigrants on board, was released last night
BY order from Washington. She was to
sail this morning. ,-z..r.
The Military Court convened this morn
ing, and the seven Panama pirates were
arraigned for trial. Pixley appears in
their defense.
Norfolk won the great race yesterday.
The first was dead heat-time. 3:4S 3-6.
The second and third heats Norfolk had
all his own way-time, 3:42 2-5; 1851 As.
A perfect gale had been blowing all day,
but everybody went to see the race. b.,
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Hale s Norcross, $40. ...
Bullion, $l36@l4O.
Belcher, $l,OSO@l, OS5.
Ophir, $475.
Savage, $l,l65@l,270. 49,.
Yellow Jacket, $l,S30@l, 400.
Uncle Sam, $l42@l45.
Potosi, 1927 50@34O.
Chollar, $325@33O.
Gould & Curry, $l,64O@l, $50.
Imperial, $l65@l75.
GREENBAcKs-77@774.
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$1,000 REWARD!
ayable In Gold Coin T:

OUR STAGE WAS STOPPED LAST sIsh..
" near silver City, and trsasurs box robbed Of
sig thousand and Ave hundred dollars gold coin.
We will pay twenty 1--we hundred dellaFs for the
recovery Of the $500, ora proportionate re-
ward for any portion recovered. We Will pay
twenty-five hundred dollars for the arrest Snd
conviction Of the robbers. or proportIonsts 70.
ward for the GlrSst and eonyictlon OF sSeh ooe.
Rewards Will b. Ped N gold coin.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.,
.. BY q. LsfhSm, AgSol
vhvinis. Nay a, lOSS uy0n
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Secretary of the Treasury,

A NAN was disparaging Grant in Sher-
mans presence. when the latter broke out
with: alt won't do, sir, it won't do, sir
Grant is a great general! He stood by
me when was crazy, and I stood BY him
when he was drunk. and now, sir, we
stand by each other"
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HORSE FARRIER.

TINE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. a
fnIIy informs the public thu. hs In
viii sttend and bestow n edicai ,tten- 0H'
which NAV be entrusted 70 him ct his Stable No
is7 r. ,tTeet. Virginia, having bad an extensive
sJpsrience IN business for Year, In the United
States of America and Europe,
rnhQQ Sm y. MCAs AuNhO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-24

Busnrss-L1xs.--we observe every day,
numbers Of freight teams from California,
unloading goods in our town. Ths roads
over the mountains arc good, and mer-
chants are getting over thar goods and
filing thsir stores with nsw stocks.