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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-15
Opiuions or the Pres.

"DR DOhERTY Is . skIllful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statements be makes
to bis patients he 10 sure 70 fulhll. That fact 10
one great cause Of bis eminent success In bis pro.
fesSion. II II fortunate that among the many I'D
vertIsIng physicians there 10 one who can Be de
pended on."-Review. -.
"DR DOHERTY'S reputation ~ physician
IL sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case
be undertakea"-Chronlel
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret prAo.
lice and a. such II now the most successful Of
sny physician In San Francisco. Pre- Press
IDR,DOHERTY'S reputation ID second 70 no
other physician on the coast In chronic and sps-
elhc ractice."-Mlrror. -"
"DR. DOHERTY.-Fsw msn In the medical
profession have succeeded In gaining the conf.
denee Of the public in their skill and Judgment q
he has"-Enqulrer. "a %. - 90, 4, ,,rrsgsI,
"DR DOHERTY ranks a. one Of our most
distinguished physicians, and also one Of the most
Succenful, which IL now the. criterion BY which.
the medical practitioner isjudeed.--Echo is
"DR D0HERTY enjoys . more exteusivs
practice than any physician In this Stack.
press. 'A4 3N'.i ''sS''S'
Address. w.K. DoHERTY, MD. .
lAnl i'm Han Frnncinc0. (ial
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PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at 4 ?. H., Will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. H., for the
Lake Biger Route. will change to Stages at
Single SPRING. For Donner Lake Route. At
Colfax Station; arriving in Virginia, BY both
Lines In 36 hours from San Francisco,
Crossing the Msuntains BY Daylight
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? Ysllsw Jacket Silver rIfai.k Ger.
pany-Loestio Gold Hi, storsy eoanS, n,.Irs IN
Of he Trustees Il sad conpsny held on the i2tn ~
%nSr,S Hny z, snd Ey Coiso, Dollars pss sh.s in
United stssss gold esln, b and y hsrsSy ~ sssS q
upon eseh and every ,hsrs o. tss e.R taW W. d
RsI,toS. i % SssS,.t Il ths Bank Of cGiiornia, q
San 'Fr.nciSco, who rii appointsd sgsnt q tns
conn.nv fsr thst uurposs, or "a. ths Ss1stEy'
Of ne Company a Gold I'm. Any stock upSna
which ths aid aissssrnsnt shall rsmair 1npnsd
on the l7th day Of March, q. p!tose,wI "a, n 4.
sold on TUESDAY, the l7th day Of April ls0o. .1.
10 pay said deiinquent asSsssuisnt, tofstnSf WE
ne cot Of adveftlsink md skpensss Of saie.
3 Byiordsr Of thSiBoafd,ef Trutesns Y...:A !
. wk, H. WATs1A essls'sIf 70
Gold Hin, New, 1sSrsify n, lS~
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O rb. FOUNDRY BUSINESS will be carried
an by l, AZ the Pioneer Foundry, under the mar.
sesnent Of A. J. TYRRELLr SuPerintendent.
BOOTH g. PRESCOTT. /
u N. BAH personI who have any demand!
vbntsoeyer aRainSt the Association, are requested
70 present them within Ten Day., Or hey Wile
not be allowed. BOOTH q PRESCOTT i
Gold Hili, February ls, 1866 feIaH
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO INVALIDS

WHOSE suFFHRlsas HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes
and mal.treatmsn., and who require
'A prompt relief to render exist. %
snes desirable. ..-.-
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Graduats Of the University
Of Qaoen's College, beg, to In.
form his patients, and others seeking
f medical advice, that he may Be con.
sultsd personally or BY letter In ali '
siss, Of Nervous and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from sedentsry habits. excess.
accident or climate. fromo a. y. to IL
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Montgomery and Sacramento S,s..
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up.ssaIrr Entrance on either Mont
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No apology seems requisite for Of.
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Dissolution.

HrorIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Annexation known as the "PIONEER
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION" at Gold Hll,t
dns tbc A,tocistion VIII be psid to- BOOTHS
PRESCOTT, who have this day purchs.ed AL
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md 10 the Same, a. we'll a. In and 70 all the prop:
srty belonging to Said Association and said
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rscsIy. collect and receipt for said debts and all
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Booth Preseott. nvpprrrlga r7Il
a......-. H. G. ANDERSON, 'si"'
J. F.KELLY, .i &
2 81 t.n J, REEDER, Igt .T.',n
Z $3.50 tst B, d. SIMPSON,
ana, ,ya..He. BOOTH PRESCOTT. i''
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ExprRIENcEI IS OF FORTY YEARS STAND
~ Ing, and during that time has met with unpar-
aleied success In the treatment OF all those diseases
generally known n .Ifu-,.n raa. r'.
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v The Personal Liability Of Stockheldsrs,
urder the law Of this State, recognised.
As,H j. HUNT, President.
Al RALST0N. Secretary.
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AGRNCY-sHARoN & RALsroN. Bank
Of California Virginia City. Eevadh
W. dsoT N 'I.A r. H.s t..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-28

warerooms north east corner OF Eutaw and
Fayette streets and Nos ID. II and 10,
north Eutaw street.
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Drs. Surgison 6 Mccormick,

Having sold out my pIacttce In DENTISTRY
to DTS SuTgison & Mccormick, would chenT-
fully recommend them 10 my many patrons
knowing them to be safe and reliable opera
tors, in all the various departments of Den
tesfry, and persons in want of superior work
viii 1nd II to their interest to call on them.
MARLIN l.. g. WISCHELL.
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Victor savageot,

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
the east, takes pleasure TO announce to
the ladies and gentlemen OF Wheeling and
vicinity, that he has brought a large assort-
ment OF hair of the finest quality. which he
will manufacture In ladies and gentlemens'
wigs half wigs, front braids water falls, cuTls,
mental hair works. All OF which will be
manufactured at home by n competent work
man, with neatnezSs and dispatch.
AIso, aGne neassoTtnento Of E aney Perfumery,
cologne water, fine soaps, brushes, combs,
fine back combs, and all fancy articles per-
VICTOR SAVAGEOT,
No. "a, Main St,
feb16-5w Wheeling, West Va.
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PrrrsRrRG. InIY5.I Issi.

Messrs. MCCARE, KRAFT & Co.. Gentlemen.
Allow me to add my testimony tn that Of
Others. in regard to your celebrated "nlnThea
Compound" l have been for Ions ;tur
subject to the disease for which Il isTrooul-
mended have tried various reinrtilr-; but
never found one that so completely eradicate
the disease as your medicine. A short time
ngo was suffering terribly with piHrfiyn !
procured q bottle OF "Kran'z pinrTlcn Guffi-
pound" experienced Iumidlnte nvgigf from
one dose and nfter n third dose f'lt ~ well V-
ever. regard It ns nn invaluable medicine,
and would not be without u. Your tr7ib-
l. ". STEW ~
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of its kind now in use.
.sc II o lie II a, .

or its kindred diseases-during the coming
The following are n few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
PrOpuetors, by persons who are well known
WHEELING. Apri:.25th, 1855.
NfeSsrs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen:
Having used Kraft 5 Diarrhea Compound, for
Camp Diarrhea, with which have been deep
Iy afflicted for almost one month. all other
remedies tried hdring failed, and finding II not
only a present relieT. but n perm 1ns7It cure.
take pleasure in recommending it To the IN
vorable notice of all who may be alike ntiilct-
ed q. MARTIN,
Chaplin 18th W. Va. Infantry.
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Franklin Insurance. Company

DIRECTORS:


DIRECTORS:
T. H. Logan, T. p. .ShallcroSs, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo Mendel, John Zoeckler, Snml. McClel-
Ian, g. w. Franzheim, jos. n. Vance, Alex.
Laiighlin al tft
UIHIS COMPANY HAVING-BEENBU DULY
organized, are prepared to tnke rlslSs NJ
fair rates on buildings OF all kinds, merchan-
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fers superior Inducements to farmers, where
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duced rates. This being home institution
composed of some ninety-iour stockholdeIs
most OF vi lon, are among our best business
men, recommends Itself to the favorable CON
sideration OF the insuring public, and sohcits
their patronage.
Applications for insurance Will be prompt
attended to by the SeCretary. .--..--z 81
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
N.C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEL, Vice President.
n, C. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
Office, No. / Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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"HO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER-
ln2nently at No. 30 THIRD STREET,
Dr.. Y. proposes to cure Gonor-hopa andGl
IN nom one To three days without interfe
ence with diet or hindr5lnce to business. pr
mary SSphllls in nom one to fiye DAYS SEQ.
ondary IN nom one to thre4 weeks N11,rf,,r-
nal and Seminal Emissions stoppe,i in fnSro
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: ETySipelas, Neuralgia, Dispersal S,ro+,,,o
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Dr. Young'S Celebrated Extract Of FireSr.eS
a preparation TO be procured nom no ofhef.
An EMAIENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
A compound prepared and sold only by d,
Young, warranted to remove all distractions
to the healthy menstrual Hood, irnparting
new tone and activity TO the system: price 81
per bottle. Obstinate cases Of long standing
may require No, ., which IS four degUeeS stron-
er than No. /; price IS per bottle.
hS- Married ladies should not use the above
compound for reasons made known with each
Hs-A safe, certain and healthy preventa-
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Persons at q distance, by stating their symp-
toms age and occupation, can receive medi-
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Address DR.. YOUNG, No. IS TbinI stree:
Pittsburg, Pa Qnice, Philo Hall, second foor
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GREAT REDUCTION

n WHITTIER & CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
VI. Ohio, are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and Speetiiest Drilling Machines in the
world for boring on, salt or Artesian wells.
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight years, in boring through the
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construction of the tools, no reaIner is re
quired. and If kept In OrIier cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no jars. The arrange
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with, one horse and two men being all that
is necessary for drilling from twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. An ne
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with the machines. Total weight of ma
chimes, near 800 pounds. They are easily
transported, and can be set up in an hour;
The price with everything complete, and full
instructions, is $500, delivered on boat or ears.
These machines are simple in their eonstrlle-
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operations, and easily attended and kept
onter, and must therefore very soon super
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wells, as all who use them testify. Address
@. WHITTIER & CO,
Manufacturers, Portsmouth, Ohio.
ian3-3m
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iDURE LIBERTY LEAD! copy RIG9T-
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Paint and Glass Dealers. No lS7 North ThiFLi
street, Philadelphia. .d
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iAnZS.SuS
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"PRo BONO PUBLICo.,
Private Diseases
CURED IN TIL SHORTEST POSSIBLE
DR.. YOUNG.


WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER.
1,,-EEi1 1Eni21nnently ny NJ No. 30 THIRD STREET,
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Arresl 90 HInr,lerrr.

On Monday evening, Mr.. Mayo of the
night police, and one Of Cheatham's tide
pendent detectives, arrested at Vaughn's
Gap, twelve miles from this city, on the
Northwestern Railroad, a man named
Charles Ward, who is accused Of the mur-
der Of man named George Gee. In
February Of 1865, Gee was killed under
the following circumstances: In company
with a brother named Charles, and cousin
named L. j. Gee, he was engaged in draw
ing whisky from Cross Plains, Sumner
county, 10 Nashville One day in the month
previously mentioned, the three men with
three four mule teams were coming across
the ridge at the boundary Of Sumner and
Davidson counties, when they were halted
by Ward and another man, who COM
menced firing at the party without mo-
ment's notice, three balls taking effectin the
body of George and killing him instantly
The two men then compelled the survivors
to knock in the heads of the whisky barrels,
and after emptying the wagons the robbers
took the teams and stripping their three
victims Of every shred Of clothing they had
on started off
Governor Brownlow upon hearing the
particulars of the affair, at once offered
large reward for the capture of the perpe-
traitors of the crime, but they succeeded in
evading discovery until 4 short time ago,
when Mr.. Joseph Cheatham, of the indie
pendent detectives got word of Ward, and
as we have seen effected his capture. The
prisoner was at one time Confederate
soldier, but deserving took the oath of ale
glance to the Federal government in Ken
lucky. He was originally from near At
lanta, Georgia, and under the Confederate
States army served IN the 33rd Georgia
Infantry. Aler perpetrating the outrage
for which he is now in the hands of the
law. he worked at Williams saw mills,
some thirteen or fourteen miles on the
Northwestern railroad, and afterwards be-
coming acquainted with Miss Cummins,
of Naughins's Gap, girl Of good charac
ter and a respectable family he married her.
When taken into custody by the officers,
Ward was engaged in killing hogs, and
did not appear 10 be much affected by the
occurrence. He is a rough, hard looking
man, and anything but progressing in his
personal appearance. Yesterday the Off
GERS took the prisoner to Gallatin, where
L. j. Gee, a cousin Of the murdered man,
recognized him as one of the parties who
committed the murderous assault He was
then returned TO Nashville, and will be
confined in our county Jail until the sitting
Of court at Gallatin, which will not be held
until The second Monday in February.
Mr.. Mays, of our city night police, and
Cheatham's independent detectives, de-
serves great credit for the skillful manner
in which they have worked up this case.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-14

Notwithstanding the character of the
weather last night, a very good house was
in attendance 10 witness the performance Of
the Hanlons. These popular artistss, aud
thuse who are associated with them, are
constantly gaining in popular favor. Their
wonderful gymnastic feats certainly place
them in the 6rst rank FOR cool daring and
wonderful skill.
We take pleasure in announcing the fare
we'll benefit of the Hanlons, which will
come of this evening. The occasion
should call forth an expression Of the esti-
nation in which these unequslled perform
ers are held by the public We doubt not
the Hall will be crowded.
On Saturday afternoon the Hanlons give
grand matinee, upon which occasion ad-
mission 20 all parts Of the house will be
reduced 10 fly cents. As we remarked,
yesterday, Ehe performance given by this
combination is Of such a character as To be
thoroughly appreciated by the young. The
matinee is designed especially for fami.
lies and the little folks; don't forgot this.
There was an entirechangeof programme
last night, 60 continue, with a few slight
notifications during the remaining enter.
tainments
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Anniversary. Ofthe Battle Of Nashville.
By resolution Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Tennessee, Saturday the 18th
inst, viii be celebrated as the anniversary
ofthe victory obtained by Maj. Gen. George
H. Thomas ard the troops under his COM
mand, on the 18th and 10th Of December,
1864. -rr..
The Undersigned having been appointed
Marshal Of the occasion, with the advice of
the joint committee Of the Legislature,
directs thefollowing order for the procession
and exercises AZ the Capitol:
PROGRAMME.
The procession will form on Church
street, the right resting on Summer, at l0k
A. NJ, in the following order
/. Marshal.
2 Band Of 10Th infantry.
3. Carriages containing the Governor,
General Thomas and staff and Committee
Of Reception.
4. Col. Duncan, post commsn3ant, and
escort Of the 5th cavalry.
5. Members Of the Legislature and ils
officers.
G. Ex-of6cers and soldiers Of the army Of
the United States.
z. Citizens generally.
8. Brevet Major General Carlin in com
mand Of the 34th infantry.
The roate Of the procession viii be down
Church street 10 Market; down Market 10
the Public Square, to Cedar street; up Cedar
to the Capitol. Arriving at the Capitol,
the procession will repair TO the Hall Of
the House Of Representatives, to witness
the presentation Of the gold medal 70 Gen.
Thomas. .... Nv. ...Lt.
ORDER OF EXERCISES AT THE CAPITOL
J. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Allen.
2. Music-National airs.
3. The Committee on Resolutions will
present their report, accompanied with
short speeches.
4. Music" Hail to the Chief"
5. Presentation Of medal by Governor
Brownlow.
The following gentlemen compose the
Cor mittee on Resolutions:
Hons. d. w. @. Senter, John Trimble,
David Num-.
The following gentlemen have been ep-
pointed, and will act as Aides TO the Mar
shal on the occasion.
DR.. F. w Sparkling, late Of 10th Michi-
gan Infantry. faH
Hon. d. q. Thornbarg, late Of Sd Ten
nessee Cavalry.
W. J. SMITH, Of Hardeman, Marshal.
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London advices on the 18th inst. quote
5-20's at Il /; consols at SS4.
Sterling exchange was quoted in New
York yesterday at l0939ll0t.
There is scarcely anything doing in I'M
current money generally, though there is
much activity in Bank of Tennessee. Bro
kers were yesterday paying 5O(S5lc, and
were holding at 52@53c, at which rates
considerable amounts changed hands.
Planters and Union Bank notes are
bought at SOC, and are held at 82@89c.
Southern money is very dull and seems
TO be still declining
Nashville corporation checks are dull at
he discount. rs f5
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 10th inst. as follows: $4,000 ex-cou-
pons at zoe and Sll, 900 at 695c.
Judge Smith of the Common Law Court
at Memphis decided on the 18th inst that
the Bank CT Tennessee's old issue is a
legal tender for State taxes, he holding
that the repeal in 1860 of the twelfth sec
ton of the charter of said bank was I'M
constitutional. 1t is reported there is
about two hundred and fifty thousand TO
three hundred thousand dollars of the old
issue in Memphis.
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer states that he learns
from the best authority that majority Of
the Committee on Banks and Currency are
opposed TO any increase of National Bank
currency, and they propose to remedy Whist
they deem an unjust distribution of Nation
al currency in the North, and furnish the
South what is required, by pro rata reduc-
ton, as now furnished to the existing
banks. The currency is aPportioned as
fOllOvs. .. .-f
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THE CITY.
New Advcrtiscmen.s.

We call attention to the following sdver.
tisements, which appear in this mornings
paper for the first time. The reader Is
referred to them in another column:
The Hsnlons take a farewell benefit this
evening and make their last appearance
70 morrow evening. Grand matinee Sat
urday afternoon
Brevet Lieut. Col. +. B. Kirk ADVERTISE
5000 cords Of wood, to be sold at 10 A. N.
Saturday, 22d inst
Mr.. J. w. Goostree offers 10 rent large
brick house on corner Of Broad and High
street,.
Messrs A. Nelson & Co. and ]. L. q K.
w. Brown, agents, will sell double-tene-
meat brick at auction, ION the premises, }
at II O'Clock A. N. Thursday, Dec 20.
By order Of County Court, p L. Nichol,
Clerk, jointly with A. Nelson Il Co, agents,
will sell dwelling house and lot, on
Broad street, West Nashville, at u NJ. on
Saturday, Dec. %.
Mr.. Michel will also sell, on Saturday,
9Th January, 1867, lands belonging 10 the
estate Of Amelia Love, deceased, A miles
from city, near the HillsbOro pike
Messrs. J. J.. & X. w. Brown offer TO
sell or rent the elegant residence Of the
late Dr. John NJ Watson.
The steamer Fanny Brandeis leaves Sat
urday, 18th, for Cairo and New Orleans,
and intermediate points.
Also, the Csmelia, same day, for Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Wheeling and Pittsburg
II A. Huntington, IA Public Square, has
a large stock Of mems and boys fine cloth
ing and furnishing goods, trunks, valises,
bags, etc. Also, fne beaver overcoats.
Messrs. Calender & Garrett win sell a
lot on Vine street to-day at u o'clock.
The residence Of the late Dr. Baldwin,
on Whites creek, is fer rent for next year