davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
rFron n. ylrriuI. linton Of thi. morning.

from tue virginia Uuion OF IuD "oi "ei
Affairs In and ahout DanvIlic.
The Herald's army correspondent has the
following: The Sixth Corps 10 still at Dan;
Vile, but Il 10 expected the greater part WI
soon return North a soon a. order snAi,
have bern restored in that vicinity. tene!ai
Wright has appointed q number OF mAgi,'
trates to administer justice in the sulrouHLL,
ing country, and ir using every exeruon' VII
the best success, to rubStitute civil ioI ma n
tial Law in Southern Virginia: Inc nochns
OF negroes from the euuutry into the toHa =,
Danville has been stopped oy the dlres s;ana
of General Wright. Agricultural oPeratlun'
are consequently again resumed. ine lsla
ers, however, are much in neeo OF no'sSo,
mules, and implements to proSecu" 'H'
work.
Long trains, heavily ladened with vaIaao u
property, captured By the National aini.s men ~
Nnrth Carolina and Virginia, are nov ;,, .' II.
ing at City Point, Va, from DSu'n..! u"
Burkesville Junction. Among tue aI.i Hiss
are gnrds in the original Packages IA "n
they ran the blockade OF National neeaS 60. q.
the Southern purts, and the maenl"t! ~, i1
the manufacture Of firearms stolen oy Wv
rebels from Harper's Ferry. Among the
Richmond trophies IN the Fifth Corps Is
huve Russian bloodhound, which was kepi
by one Of the Libby Prison Jallors 70 NUM-
down escaped Union prisoners.
A Grand Review Anticipated.
Aerand review In the vicinity Of wash
ington, Of the army Of the Potomac ana snet'
mans army, and such other forces ~ nay
be there, 10 fondly looked forward to oy the
troops. . .l. ,....
Bhernan's Troops.
The Fifteenth Corps, the rear Of Shermanb
army, passed through Richmond last Satur-
day, en- route TO Washington. 1t Is sald that
MANY Of Shermans officers and enlisted men
are anxious to JUN the Mexican emigration
enterprise. a'r.
The rebel General Lee and family are liv'
ing in Richmond ON Government ratlons, reg
ularly served to them.
Reducing Our Arsny.
The Times special dispatch says 1t has
been decided to reduce at once the strength
of the army to one hundred and twenty-five
or thirty thousand men.
supposed Murdered BY Indians In
the MOhave Valley.
Los ANGELES, May 7.-About the 10th Of
March. Messrs. Wardwell and Thomas, NC.
companied by men employed by them, start;
ed for Salt Lake City with about 1000 head
Of sheep. They passed Camp Cady MI right
but after an absence Of several days thousands
Of their sheep returned to the MohaSe.'
Me,Ors. Lane and johnson, who have ranch
near Camp Cady, have gathered together HOO
Of the sheep. Il is supposed that the Indians
have murdered WardWell, Thomas and the
other men with them. DR.. Dickey, the Pub
| lie Administrator Of San Bernardino county,
has sent out men, under an order Of Court. to
take the sheep and other property belonging
to the deceased for the benefit OF their legal
representatives. .-t ta. a 'a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
Four Years.

On the 18th of April, 1851, President
Lincoln issued his call for seventy-tive
thousand volunteers on the part of the
North-the first note in conflict greater
than the world ever witnessed before. On
the 10Th Of April, 1865, in an obscure
house to which he was borne suffering
from the assassin's bullet, President Lin
coin died. Four years ago the people
were in doubt whether the man who had
been chosen to lead them would prove
equal to the tremendous crisis. The test
had been made. and it had not found him
wanting. He who had been called from
a position Of comparative obscurity to di.
rect the policies of the Government, had
illuminated his position with such wisdom
and such craftsmanship as to extort the
admiration of mankind. In these short
years, he had won for himself position
among the most famous and the best Of all
whom history delights to honor. BE had
preserved our Popular Liberty. He had
crushed the power which threatened our
political fabric. He had destroyed Sla-
very. He had emsncipated three and q
half millions OF SORTS. And while the
hearts of his countrymen were turning TO-.
ward him with such affection as no ruler
could win who did not link goodness with
grandeur, while the eyes Of all peoples
were upon him +; at the very moment when
events had indicated his wisdom. proved
his nobility, and put the seal Of success
upon his policy, he was removed from his
labors. But " his works do follow him"
He had lived to see the Republic trium-
plant, and the Republic will live to en-
shrine his memory and deeds in fadeles'
immortslity.-Al6any Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
rHAT CRY PRINTING

By this mornings Virginia papers. We
notice that the Board of Aldermen award
ed the city printing to the Enterpriss. the
award being based upon the written pro-
posalsof that Establishment and the Union.
Our attention was directed, this morning.
TO the propositions Of those papers. and
after an examination of the papers, we
give it as our opinion. that the report Of
the printing committee of the Board Of
Aldermen of Virginia, taking both pro-
posals presented, as not exactly correct !;
that instead Of giving the contract as
awarded, it should have been given to the
Uaion, their bid being the lowest. We
have no feeling in the matter, one way or
another-as we are no competitor-hut as
the Board advertised for the lowest
bid, the Union is entitled to it. The
contract for the printing includes
two features: One is for the
printing Of the blanks Of the city officers,
and one for the city official advertising. II
both contracts are Jumped. the Union is
entitled to it, because its bid is the lowest
the item Of advertising being perhaps
two-thirds Of the whole cost. If it Is di-
vided, the bid Of the EataPriss is little
the lowest, bat very little. We presume
the Aldermen are actuated by honest
motives. and viii do what is just between
our contemporaries. We are not a COM
petitor in the ring of doing printing
slzost for nothing, for anybody. either in.
dividual or corporation. But as between
the Caioa and the EntupriIs, "let justice
Be done, though the Heavens fall"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE.

The separation Of the British American
provinces from the mother Government,
and the establishment of Union or Con-
federation. is fact decided upon, and Is
only 4 question Of time and programme.
Great Britain seems as willing to dispose
of the elephant IS the "Blue-noses and
"Ksnucks," are anxious to set up house,
keeping on their own hook. The London
Hmss u helping the matter onward, By
giving our neighbors to understand that
thsy must protect themselves hereafter
against the attacks Of Gan aggressive,
menacing and now war-Gke republic"
Canada" says the Times, ais all from
tier;" but the Canadians shrewdly add,
this frontier is endangered only because it
u British. canada must defend her
seM." says the Times; so we would"
retort the Canadians, "in our own quar-
rels. but Il We are attacked it will not be
as Canadians, but as Englishmen." The
measure is looked upon in Canada as one
of mutual interest and advantage. The
Hamilton &c. w Times says: "Our
self.inserest demands separation, for it is
almost alone through England that our
safety can be periled; love of England de-
mands separation, for it is only through
Us that England can be placed in danger
Of suffering defeat" If our neighbors
will keep elear from tanging alliances
with Great Britain, VS. shall welcome
them to the sisterhood of Republics, and
regard the separation as another step to-
wards the utter abolition Of monarchy
from the American continent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
DRAWING RATIoNs.

Ths telegraph informs Us that General
Lee and his family are at Richmond, sub
Iistins on Government rations regularly
served to them. Talk Of humiliation |!
Talk Of eating humble pie" Talk Of
suppins sorrow with q horn spoon! "And
Job clothed himself in ssck-cloth and sat
down IN the ashes, and took pots-herd
and scratched himself withal." The vast
and fair domain Of Arlington flights is
csmetsrey wherein sleep the last sleep
the brave thousands of noble men who
disd in defense Of their country and the
Lord OF Arlington, he who commanded
the murderers of that patriot host. is an
outcast. . houselsss sanderer, beRRar,
and pensioner upon the bounty of the
nation which he sought to destroy. In
the words Of the Tybee boatman.
"oh praise and Hinsl De Lord hab comet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
THE NEWS

The telegraph brings US interesting us
patches. .... =.
Tn. trial Of the conspirators continues at
Warrington, and the evidence is said to be
S,mniug. A letter from JEFF Davis found on
Booth, body, conricts the arbitrator Of
complicily in the assassination.
Governors Brown of Georgia, and Vance Of
Nor,h Carolina, are on their way to Wash
inv.on to take their trial and receive their
medicine.
Schuyler Colfax and several other nosablts
are on their way across the plains, and will
be in San Francisco in about tUo months.
10 Johnston is anxious to 60 to Canada,
but has been refused permission.
The Pirate Semmes is also desirous Of
.miSrating to some "sequessered spot," but
Andy Johnson can't spare him.
The Kentucky Legislature are going to try
Chief Justice Bullitt Of that State for treason.
The ram Ssonewall leh Havana for Calves
ton on the llth. She received coaling priv
ileges at Nassau. Another scab on John
Bulls nose. .a. -+.-- ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

DECAY Of the teeth arises from various
causes, but principally it may be attributed
to early neglect, i'll health, or the indiscrim.
mate use Of tooth powders containing mineral
or deleterious acids, which give amomentary
whiteness to the teeth while they corrode the
enamel. The extreme prevalence Of this last
cSuse 10 too well known to need comment.
To this fact indeed is principally tt be at.
,ributed the long Botanical research which
terminated in the greatest discovery ever
given to the world for the preservation Of the
teeth and gums and purifying the breath,
4" Fragrant Sosodont."
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Price IS
cents per bottle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
WILDCAT.

We have from time to time deprecated,
condemned and denounced IS q positive
injury to this State, the thieving wildcat
sWindles perpstrsted in the Eastern
markets, BY sharpers from Nevada, aided
and abetted by the professional Jeremy
Diddlers Of Wall street. We have SAID
that every sale Of worthless " cat f" in the
Eastern market is direct stab at the repu-
tation and welfare Of our mines. We
have established this fact by extracts from
reliable and influential Eastern journals,
and endesvored to impress upon the minds
of our citizens the necessity of discourag-
ing these swindles. Tbs Reese River
RsUei2s, few days Enee, had an, article
upon the subject. in which our views were
thoroughly endorsed. We quoted that
article. and expressed prediction that the
Virginia Union vould take umbrase there.
at. That prediction Is verified. We de-
nominated the editor Of the Union "the
Al " r" ~. B.
sworn defender Of wildcat. and he justi-
aes tie appeIla.ion BY an article in. his
paper. in which the EAsnpeiss,s RsUsiRs
and Nsws are denounced o "brsinlsSs
crOaLers." aT-o aT allnk
We have said about as much on this
subject as We care to do. We. with the
pspsrs above. named, hsvs endsayored to
show the injury wroush, BY these swin.
dIs. ,nd ~, !. No, no mi: rim. .Dn,,en,
= the orner.o, So,a ~. claims i, pro.
b.bIv never can he m,Se 40. p, 80 m
W. h,,s bovs,sr, hi. ou.,,;on 70 pro-
pound to the editor Of the Uaioa = viii
:. 80, 4. .....,. :. ~, ;..,,rc. the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

New JEwELRY.-Max. Levy, No. IL
South G street, Virginia, has just returned
from San Francisco with a splendid new
stock of all kinds of jewelry, silver ware.
etc., and as Max. always "means bust.
ness," we know he intends selling his
goods and wares as cheap as any man in
the State. He is very clever gentleman
to deal with, and bargains can be obtained
at his store,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

TIE lady correspondent Of the Union at
Paris, indignant at the scandal published
in the English paper. abou. Andrew
John.on's condition on Inauguration day,
fares up and ensrses ousen Victoria with
hSbitual drunkenness. and "great ladies "
Of London and Parit generally with the
SANE peceadilIo. ~1h-lllNn-. N.---.F
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
: From Ii. Sacramento unioo d Yesterday,
II, .s.5- Mere Rahal Infa0ysFat-,s1

A dispatch to the New York Tribune, dated
MAY 18Th, says the War Department has had
aid before L bill introduced In the rebel
Coueress By J. L. NJ. Curry, Of Alabama,
which was connected for the purpose Of vim
dicatina the starvation Of prisoners Of war,
the murder Of black soldiers, burning North
ern cities, and finally the assassination Of the
President Of the United States and his Cabi.
net, The preamble sets forth In great detail
and with needless iteration. the action Of the
United States Government in declaring all
slayeu in rebel districts free, and speaks most
bitterly Of the proclamation Of President
Lincoln-denounein Il -. unpFineipled and
-inhuman. Then follow. this rtsolution:
:, R1,otc.d, By the House 81 Rspresentativss
Of The Confederate Statcs, che Senate con-
curing, That - do adhere to the opinion
that the so-called emancipation proclamation
al he President Of the United States, and the
.enIistment Of negro slaves In thu several
Fedefal armies now opposed % us, ara not
a.nonr the acss Of legitimate warfare, but are
properly clssSed among such acts asthe right
70 put 70 death prisoner eof.waf without
special cause the right to use poisoned yea.
pons, and he right 70 AssassinAte; and u
persistRd "a they win justify this Government
h the idoptioa Of measures OF Eptaliatton
The thdorsetnsuts on the PAPER 30 % Show
that theIeRolutiou vas read dIlt and Perond
dls, ~ 9a1S Az tpSeiil % ~ . ssecet
. -. ~. - YssAgI q ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
THE ROBINSON FUND.
We have received from Governor Bias.
del the following note, -.

-
del the following notes: 80
CAESoK CifY, May II. 1885.
To PHILIP LYNCH, sESo.--Deoy SIR
On the 18th day Of April last, project was
set on foot in this place In behalf OF the State
at large, TO raise . Fund, by,ons dollar sub.
scription, for the benefit Of George F. Robin.
son, the soldier attendant, who, BY bis heroic
bravery and patriotism saved 70 the nation
the lie OF Hon. WIN. h. Seward. think
this a very laudAble undertaking, and that We,
Of Nevada, never called upon to participate
personally In the Nations last struggle, can.
not do Ass than show our sympathy, BY freely
contributing to aid him who 20 nobly suffered
to save that great statesman. respectfully
solicit that you zee the COMMITTEES appointed
for your county. ~ coon ~ possible, and urge
them to do oil they can 10 raising funds, and
make returns In me, prior to the LIST day Of
June next. ! expect q good account from
your locality. Send names Of all contribu.
torn p Very respectfully
Henry 9. BLAsDBL,
Treasurer "Robinson Fund" Of Nevada.
& 4 Will some OF our patriotic citizens take
this matter in hand and act promptly.
while the noble deed sought to be re.
warded is still fresh in the memory Of the
people ! .SE Is .l'5 st'''i .s1-'as}E+ -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
SAN FRANCISCO DlsPATCn.
r.prclAI Dnr41ou 70 ral GOLD HILL DAILY rrvs.
Mexican Increment.

San FRANcIsco. May ls-2P. n.
It is understood that several companies
are being privately organized in thiS city
for Mexico. One of them held meeting
last night with closed doors.
Forenoon Stock aaIes.
Gould & Curry. $l.6oo@l $3.50.
Savage, $l,l5O@l.30O.
Potosi. $SsO@377i. .s s
Imperial, S257a@260.
Burning Moscow, S4l@43.
Yellow Jacket. $l,475@l,63o.
Bullion. $lsO1@l65. -.
Belcher, $l,090@l, 100.
Chollar, $S50@355. ...."
Crown Point, $500. , ss. ...-
Justis, $37
Minerva, $3.50. Et.fss
Uncle Sam, $225.
GREENBAcKs, 773@7s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL KINDS.

C.M CORNELL, Graduats cf IL PhnsdsipbIS
College Of Pharmacy, (Claw let1)
4 guarantee 10 onerpd that PTesenptioas -
Medicines will b Dispensed accurstsly.
REMEMBER Jones Building, four doors HoSth
Of Taylor street. mh1 limp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

Ivory, Buffalo Horn, Mother Of Pearl, No
hogsny. sSt'u Wood. etc., carved and plSin:
HSir, FLESH, Hat, Infant, Cloth, etc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

PHILADELPHIA, March I9-Jay Cooke
reports sales of 1908 to day at over two
and a half millions. The largest East
ern subscription was 100000 from Bos
ton; Zoo individual subscriptions of
$50 and 500 each.
The order of the War Department Of
April 22i, 1864, directing all officers Of
the commissary Of subsistence and quar-
termssser departments having public
moneys in their charge, il the cities Of
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and San Francisco, not to deposit
in National banks but with the Assist NJ
Treasurers and Collectors, has been re-
scinded by Secretary Stanton upon the
request OF Secretary MeGullOeh, en- seps
where it applies 70 New York and San
Francisco, and q new order has been IS
sued giving such officers permission TO
deposit with any Of the National banks
designated repositories under the Lag
This il done that the large payments
into depository banks on account of the
sales OF T-3Os, which the Secretary of the
Treasury desires to AaYe disbursed as
speedily as possible, may not embarrass
and disturb the ordinary course OF the
money market The checks drawn upon
the depository National banks wall pass
through the exchanges without disturb
ing the money market The measure j:
very satisfactory 10 banks that receive
these deposits
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20

No. 80: A one.story frame house, With four
rooms and akit.hen, on lot Q, block "a. Eastern
NJ. 54. A ona.story frame honse, with three
rooms, K ltchen aud cellar, with stable and wood
house attached, on lot %, block i0i, Lamaseo
No. a5. iiae two.story frame dwelling, con-
taining twelve rroms, With cellar, eistern, stable.
wood-h house, &C., nttaehed, lots II, IL, aud part
OF 10, block Ii. kastarn Enlargement.
No SO. a COED two-st0ry brick houae, contain
Ing Ave rooms. Kitchen, cellar, cistern and out
houses theteto ell attached good business loca.
tion situate on lot 3, Liiieaton's Enlargement.
No. 81: two-story brick house oontA ming six
rooms, with necessary ont houses, on First
Avenue, Lamateo.
No sss A new frame house in block $, North.
,ru Enlargement.
10. so: A one story frame on Third street, be-
tweea Sycamore and Vine, on J0xib0 feet Of lot
l6i Donation Enlargement.
No 40: A brek dwelling and store-house on lot
3. Lilleston's Enlargement. The lot fronts IS
ieet on Main street, aud extends back $50 feet to
Vine street. Tbs store-room Is 1Tx35 feet, with
good. deep cellsr under the whole room.
30. Al; A daabls frame Dwelling containing
eight rooms. Eth two eisierns, two cellars and
stables attached, on lot "a, block %. Eastern En-
largement
four rooms, with cellar. oisterf, &C, situate
lot- aud bleek l, Hoizgrsfs Enlargement
No. a. one story frame containing rooms,
Kitchen and wood shed, On lots y and q, block
a., amasco. This Is adesirahle location on Full
ton Avenue.
No ~: A oue-ssory frame house on the corner
| Of Center and Leet STREETS.
| No Is: A twe-ssory trick dwelling on the cor
ner Of Sycamore and Sixth streets, coEtainiBg
/ eight rooma.
! No 40: A two-story frame dwelling cont lining
four rooms, kitchen. cellar, Stable, smokehouse,
/ and good we'll Of water and eistsrn attached =
F. number Il choice bearing ffuit trees; situate
! upon threa acres of ground, at Mechan icsviile.
! No AZ: 100 aerps Of Wabash bottom lands, a
| half mile from the Ohio riv r. Will be exchang.
| ed for eity pr persy in Evansville.
No. as. = new tw0-stors anne dwelling con-
! tanning nine rooms situate on lot block ~
| Eastern Enlargement. This IL ona OF the most
eonyeaiently rlangsd dwelllags ip the city, a7t
situated Ia a delightful neia heorhood.
Apply to
| WALKER & LUNKENHEfMFR,
| Real Estate Agents, No. 8 West Third street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-20
New series OF Tao Hssues.

WAsHINGToE, March l9.-The popu-
lar appreciation and rapid absorption Of
the $50 loan, under the management Of
Jay Cooke, General Agent, has deter
mined Secretary McCahoch ~ make no
change in the character Of the loan 10
be placed on the market after the pres
ent one shall be disposed Of The ar
rangement heretofore existing between
the Department and the Subscription
Agent will be continued, and the new
issues of 1905 will date from June 18th
next, and will consist of an issue OF
$500, 900, 600 dollars, payable three years
after date and convertible at maturity
into 500 bonds at the option OF the
holder.
Excepting in dates of issue aud ma
turity the new series will be in all res
pantEIt 81. the FErso1V ss.so es.seSt.P
ton, win be taken Up during the coming
week
In addition to the arrangement made
by the Subscription Agent with Wells,
Fargo Al Co, .or placing the loan,
through their office, in California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Colorado, special
agents are being despatched to the Pa
cific coast and the south Atlantic ana
Gulf coast, Newbern, Charleston, Sa'
vannah and New Orleans.
To prevent stringeney in the money
market arising from the removal of the
large sums realized BY subscription to
the 7-30 loan through the National
Banks, and other agents, aud the lock-
ing up of some in the sub-treasury, an
order has been issued by the War De
partment at the instance Of the Treasury
Department, reeinding the order of
last year, which prohibited disburs-
ing officers from depositing without
drawing direct upon the national depos-
TORY banks in the cities of Boston, Phil
adelphis and Baltimore. By this means
violent contractions and fluctuations in
the money market, so far as Govern
ment operations are concerned, viii be
avoided, and increased eese in meeting
money payments will be attained with
out material disturbance to other com
mercial demands for currency.