davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-14

The (oloicino Is an a6stract oJthe statistieai report.
ofCoioHel ColliHs, School superintendent for Storey
County, 10 the Superinte ndent Of Public Lnstruc.
tion. for the year ending Anoust 3lst, 1865. 10 rit:
VIRGINIA, Sept. 10. 1855.
REV. A. +. WHITE. SUPERINTENDENT prpLlc
ISsrEUcTIoS-Enclosed please find the statistical
reports Of my department. required by law:
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DOHERTY'S MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.

DIR. w. X. D0hcrtyS Private Medical
and Surgical Institute.
sacramento street, bsloS Montgomery opposite
the Paeiic Mail Steamship COmpany's o;icr.)
% Private Entrance on I.sidesdorti street, al
San Francisco, California
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
aud scientific medical aid in the treatment
and cure OF all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases Of Secrrsy.
and all Sexual Dis
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81 o TT g.. .
paramore. GouerS nno '9Sil6er,

asenten Fit
Ser. Gtaate aniprii9e, Haben ihre Office mad so. y
9tOr6 Gberrp Strafe perlest woieIbf jie engert4te
iin6 Mpipriibe fin Gigentbumi meIdeS pet ben Ser
St 9ruppe:t IN 8eits genonlnen Dairbe pdhrenh oes
etten 8riegesi acoaettirff, OBJ oGfr 9ittrt 1T ooer
ndbt Gbenfaus coIIettren re BoIntp's, uet9e uttS
ter benz Issteu eOusrsbott.paifrte.l. %
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Die 9auptspede Der geieai9nft iinb Grmtnterune
CUR Gtnruan6erung IN nnieren Staat unb geri9af=
Jung bon Grbet ieber Art.
Den erften biefer 3pede beabft1tist fie burdb Nnz
tauf pom 2Gnoereien gu errei6en, iid angemefene
Raflertraft poer anoere &ortbete fur Sabritz Inter
uebnte subieter, fo1uie elr9 Hitauf 2o,toz
ienbabRen. 0ie1e 2GnDereien ipIen IN pdienbe 8auz
fteHen Mn6 9rDSere 6IGaen ausgelegt uno an ben
Gtnmanberer entIpeoer snrt rotrfiben ooer rpeG ere
b65ten &oitenpreis in Der 9rt pertauft uerSei has
bTeibt Ser aaaicf bdt en- SiertbeiI boar unD bus
rlebrige in 4, uno Sabre gu be5dblen.
Die 9eieli6aft piro aud cIS AgentlEr fur groBe
2dnbbeiiser oenen, welbe br eano coontrt su ieben
miiniden. M rI n
Den Besebr mad Nrbeit aesenft bic @eieuf6aft
SlGrb gef1affnne pom SnnSIpertern, g6rtnern uno
ieoer 4rt Mrbeiterp 81 be reeigen Sic uiro rbet
perfdaen fSnneny oa es ibr m6aI ut, Bef dftiguns
au obneneen Breiien i'm geiunoeiten uno frHtbariteH
4Itmd Der gdiisen Bef susuiibern NIB ebelfo irS lie
i'm Stanbe ien ben 4rbeitsgebet ;ufrieben sut eaen
nbem lie pie arbeiter fir ibn an irgeno eiten Gam
nungspi1b cher cine .Giienbabn Satton Hefef. gStr
beabiidbt infer Syften, ole &rten BON Arbeitern
mad ieoem TbeI oes Staates 81 bef6rbeTn, INNER
mebr st perpoHfommneu. Begen ndbereI Sefimz
mungen uerpeiien mir ai nrfer Gircular 6er oteien
9unft.
Der geruinn Ser geieGibaft rpirb pom benz ipdteren
gerfanf eer1 uorbebaItensn, inapif9en He9euben
9runoftiide nom 4ufbdu pon DDrfern linb StGoten
an basm geegneten SieIeTt, DON Der amfbiiLfe BON
Sabrtten, Der aIlsemeiaen Gntrptdeans Der qroOut=
ten= uno Nnerdl=Retb oes Sta1tes NIB eno=
LID ben @ebibren fiir SefOrguns pom Arbeit err
martet, IA - 49, xYg
"a infer Capital ouf benz sauobeittoer 0efenf6aft
baftrt lit, 70 mub eoe Sertberb6hung oes Iesteren
notbpen6is bic aetier itsGIeicbem MaBe wertbpOner
ma9en ttr6 baber peroeli Aniere Actiez baber oiez
ielben ebsn 10 iister GIs port9eil9d irlsefI. A
Die Sauptz Office mro III Jfaihpine, Genn., gebal=
ten uno bic @eieIi3aft beabidtigt. Sub=Ngenten IN
jebem 9ountp bes Staates ansuteen. Subfcriptions=
bidder befinosR fb in ben Sdnben Don &nion GeIfon,
S1abmeilter; SeIir q. 9beatbam, Setretdr, unn Sol
Saubef Generulzagctt fir Guaranteeing, welbe
autoriirt finb, nntersebnungen fir atteu Der @e=
ieIi9aft entgesensn irebmen.
SEQ. s. SbpmaS,
E 4rdiiSent Der 5enn. GDIoniiotipn5z
uno GinwanOeruuss= 9efeaiboft.
Fell, y. Gbeatbam.
Setretdr. jun17.bp,
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zenncfee goionffdti0nss
@imtpambsrtsags 6efell febaft.
Sneorporirt nurd etnen act Der gelebgebenhen 8erz
iamntIllag hes $tdates Eenhaiiees bona "a.
RaiiS66.
@utoriFrtes 8apitaI 81, O00, 900
10000 Astien, iebe 3u3 $50.

Organisation.
Sen. Rai. Geo. s. Tbomas, Prdiibent.
x. gs. Sobnfon, 8isez$rdfibent.
SeIir n. Gbeatbam, SetretGr.
Aniom 9elion,s Schabmeiter.
SOfep5 SauSe6, 9eneraIzAeent fir GtnrDonbez
aHi s 1trsttorsu I"s;ss
Sen. Ini. 8ep. $. Ebomas.
g. 80. SobniOn.
Samuel @nt5on,
Ni9aeI Burns,
s. 90. 9drampre, d
6. g @iers, fE lai. >ssaS1 ti-s
@b. N. Sefebouer.
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1866.

BERN ebrnns. Der @attsn. Die sGarmes
Gazette periidest nnS benefit hur& Sere&Huns, ,:
Elm Baar Ratteu biunen Srei Sdbten cine RG@fta.
meni9aft Don 65t,05O SprBsIinsen ~ 1obst Il
gBenn man cine foI3e aHsebesre SantIts uidt nn
rOttet Uirb, uersebrt ie msbr ais mas 5000 Rsl'
| i5en ernabrcn taNu. r, 80
Sisbe Goftar's Obtae @ntinSiaa 81
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g1,eWes
&pla,uerf : Ctablif Tement.

~
Die iiniefsei9neten bdben ibre iteut gBerfnatt in
Dperatioib norm 6eniterrabnten, E5tiren. @tinbs
a.iss unS tnpenbie, Monibtngs; Gorniees, Brodets,
Baibbretter uln @efdbe, Tbilfh nnb Henfterrabmen,
Sab, 4aihine, @retter nler Art, Tubbo6enpdnten,
4aneee nho ale Mrt Golspert 80 8auten geh1ris ans
sefertgt iuerben. mir b ebenfaHs porbereitet, fur
BaMten ttepefc pber GAM tu eontrabren. aDir has
ben feline 1uSGaben eei6eut Rnf9tnerie anaugaufel
uub oufsuhsIen EBb bofeu bur1 YanftIidteit unb
ihnele gebienung bic RunbfhGft bes heuti d n
pnbIilnms sn perbitnen nns ~ evbalten.
Crbers pom nab nn6 fern werben prompt aussefabr
werbsn.
lInfere BerElfatt IT In nnmttteIbayer Serbinbung
nit ben Sbeomotipe Shops oer R1fbutIe unb 6battas
itooaa Gtfenbabu, nahe her SepGuee Goal garo an
Gebarftrnbe, Naibuiue, Tennefiee.
Eurb tptIEe amS Su'I4er
a26--ie1 81 S5es4 me
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GbamcerD Serfduf ppm
!. 0rnnbffiiden
in Der Nabe bon Glarfsbille.

So RepnoIbs &C., &C., Rurp S. Brandon &C, ais:
Sn Solge Der grtenntniB abgesebeit I'M MpriI Ferz
min 1866 Der Gbancerp Court il, Glartspiae InerSe i'd
am Sreitag, ben Is. September bas in ben Mttel
pdbnte Grunbeigentbum pertaMfen. Die errpdbnten
Der % G. unb 6. Stall 9oao suif6en Der Stabt Garfss
pIe uno benz 8eo 9iper unb spar 10, baB oer eitle<
genoite IbeiI nibt nebr aIs "a WeiIe pom Subtle
Square eftfernt lit. Das aan6 1T in 4arselen ppn
bis 20 Ider eingetbet nnb 10 Sebem @elegenbeit gez
9eben, fir ii feinen MitteIn angemeien. cine 0eis
matb 81 griinben. Sas 9anse entbdIt' 297 Ader Mnb
befriben iid arf benz 8runofde mebrere aisge3eid5z
nete 8aupIdRe in Der 0dbe unierer blibenben Staot
8erfanf s@8e 5ingungens Ser Sebnte LbeiI
rise in alesen iabrG e Staten Die gbaISiumlas
tr6gt 3inien pom Gage bes gertanfs an unb 3inien
miiien haIbidbrHb besablt Sperben Suite perfSntide
Snerheit lit erfprber unb Der &auf Brief Ipro sils
riidbebaiten bis bic pole sertaufsfamne besabIt it,
a3tbo SO. s. badeIfort 6. unb 81.
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@on,rniifare fur syeil1ouri:
Gin altes &ieb ua@ ncMer Melobies
% 1866. n,'.a,.. -. ons

&enn Der SribIins tommt. perIaffen Gmeifen unb
unsesiefer tbre aS@er unS SatteD unS gauie fprin.
gunerulnber... J u EsEfakEa mimi
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1865

.GOFaps Ratt ea berttIsssliR sinfa9 un'
sefabrIid ans fiber, Der bete aattenuertiIGer, mel
Den mir ie osfeben baben Sese Ratte, BITE 90 fnSe,
frist es NIB mus fterbsn NIB spar sewSbnIi4
eluem pIate, speIt3er BEN entferMt IN, NO bos
gpitteI binaeiteat purbe.1 taase SHORE. Ii9isan,
WirrOr.l stebe GOftar's Obtse Antapetsnns,
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GajBuiIle aub q sb me RIt9 e ainte.
Grpres 9affaaier. = gerIdst RafbpiHe mad
SobnionpiIie unb ole 9IdAe gBef un6 Sor6peit, I'm
216 q, M. BerIGbt &irgffon Springs um $50 g. 90.
Mnfunft in So5nfonpige $40 g. 81. 3uriid uerIdbt
Snbnionpils um 10 U. Sd .MnfIlft IN &jusftou 1O10
u. R. Antunft in Rafbpiue 11.40 q. 81.
dee ON mo "a ii IN. - Ser 6bt Nai5uiHe AIS
U. M. MnfMnft in aingiton $40 o.. R, Antllnft in
ScbnfpuuiHe 1880 g. 81. gerIGSt SohnionpiHe 513
U. 81. 8erI6bt Gingiton Springs 6.15 u. 81. Gins
tutrft in 1aibpiue nbr sos 3. M.- s~t--
3ise anf Der u. uuo, g. %, &. R. uerbinben in
Sobnfonpile, nit ben Cairo nn6ScbnfonuiHe Sooten
nGS@ Goien nnh 9sdbIseten iirb fret auf Steqmern
melbe in 8erbinbung ftehen NIT Der y. unb q. Sd.
Gifenbahn. lI3i5E34+ aiih ~ @lf4
n.y. Paijagiere meier Roltte eriparen bic Rotten
Der S9tafsGars unb Gfien 3mii9en Waibptue ignS
Cairo. =, ts . 4a4s IN -e43fs .f5{s.
Dg- 8ise baIten an allen Saspif5en IiesenSen
Stati0nsn an. .8sa s4l.t.-1 H4st.
I GtnG reurfio 8u 9 uerIaSt Chattanooga
Depot jebeil Sonntag nm 800 u. DR. mad &ingft0n
SpringS. Surid pertdBt Der ;3ii9 nm y. Or!
9Sabrt fir bin urb suriid $f.25. ,tag Ar-
1idets iinb ~ bdber bel g. G. sSadioft ge9efitber
st. GIOnb S,ctel Ooer am Gbattanoosa Depot.
SO. IS. SaneS, 9enl. Supt.
@ R.unS q. ". 81. R.
s. So. 8ropn,
e. General RnR. asent
iIfSbd ~ TJt Ns1*ft ~
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g E rIauat

zoo perSabr: ssir fudben aserten, I'M,
%A,eUy fbadH ilniere uerbeferte R6b= yiaz
f9tne su pertaufen, 9reis $40. 9rei neue arten,
Upper unb. lumber feeo gIuf Brobe geianbt. Gaa=
rantirt fir Sabre. Obtges @ebaIt ODER grobe Com
milton be;ablt. Die enSiseh Raibinen, bic in ben
9er Staten mnter $40 perfaut merben, bic poltdnz
big npprobirt finb bur GONE, @beeIer urib Bilion,
@roper unb 8ater, Singer u. Co.. unb 8at1elber
Vile anbere bligsn Maf6inen iine Betriiserei unS
iino &duier unD Gohinmen.en ArreIt ano 8eitrnfung
unterworfen. .Suuitrirte 9ircaIare perben frei g.
fanot. Ran a6Oreiiire SbaTu u. GIart in 8ibbeior
Waine neer Chicago, SnS.
- IT. M 6me
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9ic NatiOllaGe Grpreb=
ilno
HraneDertationS s@efellfcbGft. 81
r6&S& k&sa.F - - FAF Z

Gapital .-s.-. IL. u. SlO,OOO, 900.
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Mptia.
MtIantie unn snaeff1e eiienbahn.

MtIamtic mmb apaetNc Gtfenbabn. auf
9iermit pirO Ea1ridt segeben, bas, trait elmer in
Der eften Seifion 6es SO GongreiIes aneenOnamenen
Atte, betteIt: .Gue Atte, rpeIde sur Hnterititung
Ses Sanes elmer GiimbubnF unb EeIegrop6enliuje
pom ben Stuaten wifOurt unb artanias na@ Dem
iueu Reere 2dnbereiet dnipetft cine BerfaHrWung
Der in beiagter atte genGnnten Gommifdre 6iermtt
berufet NTH; Iseldbe BerfGmmlung In berTurnbuAe
81 st. 2euis, Wiouri, am 1. OCTOBER 1866 Nittags,
3Hianmentreten foH, saim Spede Der Grfu6 buaa tines
Yr1fibenten, zines gieeprdioenteu, eines GetretGrs
unb zines S6asmeiiters, pie IN ieuer 9lfte uoraes
f9rieben unb CUR grleoiguns anberer bur1 jene Ntte
Dorgefebener 9ef6dfte. ttsaf3sV ~ -4f
rfetyssats. T0, 10. vi nft 1866.
gOntnihare fiir 9aifol,ri:
S5Ss. 6: SIet@eE.Te -
q. BreetoriH 9. -st 10
r. y. @. 9 rann. gs- -e
Truf man s. 8 ONE
". &. @ aftOn, ,-. s5.,.s-a
@eorge Rndpp,
Q. &-s8 nnneL
s+fs- sass. GdbS.
WeorgeT. &obinfon. sa
Gbas. 8. 6owIan6, 5Hi~
G5arIes e.MoaH1Tg gj42
x. s. 81 Si5sa9.HoJ sa4.ls SO
NGb ion NiILer.
a22-fo (4resun6 9imes copire)l
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1866.

9auswsrtbe, bic nit unsesteisr trsenS elmer VT
sepIast Fnb, snSsen nrir GsRar'S GrtsrminatOt
sebran@sn. gis baben bieies MitteI psria3t unt
% fel 70 gut aus, bab mir es ets sebral@en mir.
ten 0iftss abr Fe ,baIfeH niGts. bst sea sF'A
fen unS Wdnsen IN sr6Beter S4neuisteit. ale sDiS
Ianst. .geebina, 6bio 0osette." No.
Siebe GSfar's Obise antanSisu~s.
~ gestaaft IN gaai5s::sss, EeaA., BET aneaDras.
ssttsa ane eaHelern, III, | A@t
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e afbbitIe unb 6 batta noog
go zzzzs:sl I::zszzIs So
.E.-5s - -
0ifettbabir. a
3eit> 8 { d re T..
Gifei,babm.

Office bes Generals uperintenbenten
u. II. 6. unb g. u. " %. gifenbabn. !
0afbuiue, Tenn., Nus. IA, 1866.
I'm unb mad WEittrpo, Mag. IS. 1866, u. bis peitere
Noti3, geben 9aiIasier;iiee ab ME foIst:
RafbpiIIe unit 6 attanOO 2inie.
gerIdBt Rafbpiue mad chattanooga unb ale BIdse
chattanooga nm 535 g. Sd. trb 400 u. @. natften
Tag. 3uriid BerIGbt CT Chattanooga um Ais q. 3D.
un6 $40 g. Or. Anfinft in 0GfbDiEIe i'm l. AS p. 81,
unb 5.45M Sd. nddften Sgg.7
aae 8dse f9ltesen i9 III Aartrace an fir SbeIbs
pile. 49, a3 90, s.-t+s. H. - &
Sabrt mad Stem Orleans $34. Is
!, Rpbtie $3.50. 81 10
- Membpis .-.. -. 2s-......! 1900
QuHLoDIuu.t fs00
genaner Nni@hls Dirb sema9t in 9teuen5on unS
Chattanooga fur aue Stdbte mad Often unb Siiben.
~ kH% ~ua,, lrfgo
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.eneS Slid
Der ~
Sranfen Meni6beit!

6s0urdb Iangidbrige 8emiibuugen bes Doctors S. e.
pp lit IS enoli geIunge, elm neues Mittel obne niz
neraii1e 8etnnbtbee gu entoeden, peIes bic ueraI=
tetiten uro gefdbrIiften Rranfbeiten p6la uno poll
tommen sefuab madt. SafieIbe 1T bereits pom @be<
mitern unterfudbt unb Der bpbiten ReoicinaIbe=
bOr6e in sosbington geprif als pirtIi beiIfam be-
funben uno oas 4atent ertbeilt unter benz amen
3epD'S M0eHicine.
9aeIbe TART ben Na9ei uilb bic @ebSrte, entfernt
iebellnreinli9teit aus bsm&6rper, mat bas 8 rpie<
Der geiuno 10 baB tein Ra9enfranpf 9eibi9mer=
sen ober SDtbrennen iattfRben fann; bringt groBen
9unger nlth appett BELT in tr5er eit Die 9iarrb0e
unb Der Climber SommercompIant; lfiir Iesteres mus
amsSrid5 bic DeSicin geforberf perben) 8erldnaerf
has 2eben bertannsen z2uftrSbren unb unterleibss
S6winoia3tisen, slmssebrins. inben tie ben peitern
Serbeerunaen oerfelben GtnbnIt gebietet. Begen
e5terer 8rantbeit uuB man fio brett ben Grnber
wenoen nit genauer gugabe Der Eeri6nIidteit;- bes
Altsrs Der Saer Der 2rnntbeit; BELT bas abma unb
uerbietet Der Cholera ooer onft anedeube &ranfbe=
ten i'm R6rper 1 einsuf6leIden; reeuIirt bas 8Iut,
insbefor oere Der Inngen Rdoden- 5=G-5r
5erner 1T benin Grfinber gu baben: Seop's 2cs
ben9sSaIfam (cie SIa1te 81 fir gefunbe 9erio=
men tdgliG trOpfen= unO in peri9ebenen &rantbetsz
Glen l0felueiie nebmen. Gs erie$t bic Rr6fte
psdt bic Sebens9eifter drt bic SHINE benimnlt bas
3fttern, Iinbert bic Smersen Der @@tiiie unb BELT
Dos Soobrennen, t6btet bic 9rer unS BELT be 8o=
lit oes Rasens Inb Der Gingeweioe in einigen Nfnaz
ten unb mabt frDbIi; sebt benz Bafieridjti9en sin=
oerIng; BELT bic lnperoauli6feit in elmer Gtian6e
Nto benmntt has SersfIopfeft e errpeidt bus 9rom=
meItel bes Sanben Inbert bas sopfpeb, reinigt bas
Bltlt, brtngt IS in Circulation NIB 1T uonfonneil
beilbar gegen bic 9it unb Der Sir1orbo6en unb be-
f0rbert bic mouatlHe &einigung Der ruuens ttiler
tlr BE gSleoerheraeuung oes mGnniiben 9eiblebts
uno fir bas boBe Nlter. gs 1T elm Berpabrlinasz
mtteI gegen ole anitedenbe 8ronfbeten, Grippe @5oz
.lera, GET. Gin alter fbipuder @res nr,int einen
GBI6feI Doll ale s Gage auBer benz tGseben @ebraudb
BON Etopfen 1ptro better unb eriangt perjiineebe
Settles uno abrpertrdfe nnb fam elm bobes @ter
rei9en. Den SamiIien nIbt senug 5u einpfebIen. =
9ebrautbsanrpeiuns beiagt Sds 0Gbere.
erner bns berhmte itGrtenbe 9hi9eniuaiier anb sum
Ginretben fir an Steruenf9pde leibenbe 4erfonen.
Die SIafdbe Dollar.
Serner eepp's 0alfam. Us Gentsl fir Suften u.
8enbbnfter Der Ginber.
6erner 6ersffdrfenber gaIiam, go Gts.l segen
Shnma6ten u. plDbltcb IberfoIienbe Sersensi6pGhe.
Serner eepps Gable segen trante 8sdfte, gum Grz
peihen, Aufsieben nnb p0lfomme er 6eilung.
5erner elm crit neu entoedtes Bittr gegen Manseit
uno Dtosqnttos loie 5laife SO gts) UNI felbige aMf
INNER aus ben 8etten uno @Gnben "a uerlael.
Ratb wirb unentselbIidb ertbeiIt pom IDrgens $40
unc pou 40 nbr 9ea3mittugs. TIA eslH
Z Dr. e. 2enD,
70 Office sol Dearborn @treet,
a2O 3mt Obi caao.
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wrells Der au,etaen :
0anSiSate,. Mnseisen

Museiaen in Der SpeeiaI=SpaIte beim er5ten DtaLe
$500 fir Is MEN, ieoe Ipeitere 2iuie % Gents
Beitere 4naeisen per 2inie 10 Gents. ze1
Anseseni in ben aocaIfpnien werben nit s. 90 fur
Ia snen berenet eoe peitere sttIie nit 80 Gents
"a @obEb6ti9feits sln5eiaen iuer=
ben gratis aufgenommen. 9lnseigen
bon 8eiell6aften nuo 8ereinen bered9
men mir gum baIben Yreiie.
9obIuaa fir Mnseiseus NIB, Gubieriptionen pom
arferhdI6 Ser StuSf efbttfe1ptr aats pFdnHMeranbo
un6 eriuben nm bic 3uienbun9 pom tIeinen 8etrdgen
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NOON DISPATCHES
COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS
Soldiers and Sailors Convention
Gen. Granger Chosen President
Philadela Convention Endorsed
National Union to be Preserved
Soldiers and Sailors Convention
Gen. Granger Chosen President
PhiladePa Convention IndOrSe,
National Union to be Preserved

New YORK, September 10, noon. Gold,
l459; cotton, stronger and unchanged
sales, 1000 bales for the week, 1900
bales; sterling, quiet, at ut for sixty
days; -four, dropping; wheat, dropping /;
pork, heavy, at 1913 so; lard, dull; cou-
pons of '6s, 1870; coupons of 81, llli;
coupons of 90, lll2; coupons of GA,
1854 treasures, l06; l0-40's, 99l Caro-
lima new bonds. 644
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. l9-The Con-
vention adjourned last night General
Gordon Granger was President. Reso-
lutions were adopted by reclamation in
dorsing the Philadelphia Convention of
August l4th, declaring that the object of
the soldiers in taking up arms to sup
press the late rebellion was to defend
and maintain the supremacy of the
Constitution, and to preserve the
Union with all its dignity and
equality and the rights of the several
States unimpaired, aud not in point of
opposition or for any purpose Of con-
quest, and that whenever there shall be
any armed resistance TO the lawfully
constituted authority Of our National
Union, either in the South or in the
North, in the East or in the West, they
will take up arms to maintain the Union
A dispatch, received from Mem
phis, signed BY Gen. Forrest and other
ex-Confederate officers, was read, ex-
pressing their sympathy with the pro-
posed Convention, and declaring that
the Confederate soldiers are entirely
willing to leave the determination Of
their rights as citizens Of States and Of
the United States to the soldiers Of the
Union. On our part, we pledge security
Of life, person and property, and freedom
Of speech and opinion to ell A suitable
answer was returned.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
MEM HIS:
Wednesday Even'g, Sept. 10. 1866
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CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, Ohio, is the scene of an
important event The soldiers of the
North who fought for the restoration OF
the Government, not for the subversion
of the Constitution, are in council there.
The vastness of the numbers, the conser'
vatism of their sentiments, and the moral
force they will exert on the public mind,
are anything but cheering to the enemies
of the Government. That the conven-
ton will be harmonious and successful,
we do not doubt, and that it will modify
the tone Of Northern politics, we will
not disbelieve.
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REVOLUTIONARY.

TnAD. STEVENS boldly announces that
the Constitution is not only changed
but is abolished by the war" Then, un'
der what authority does Congress legis
late for the country? What right has
that body to claim to be legalY II this
doctrine be true, we have no government
and are in a state of anarchy. Congress
is revolutionary, and nobody is bound to
obey it. All its acts since the war are
arbitrary, and resistance 10 them would
be but the assertion Of natural right
This is not only the opinion of STEVENS
1t is that of perhaps, a majority of Con-
gress. This declaration is another link
in the chain of evidence that eonvlcts
the Radical party of revolutionary pur-
poses The power of this bold, bad man
is nearly omnipotent over his followers
They must break with him, or the Gov
eminent will be broken.
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completed and ready for arches at the
new bridge. Nv
The stcamer Crusader, from Jamaica
on:thc 9th and.portau-Prince on the sth,
has arrived,
Hayden advices via Jamaica to August
25th report nearly the whole country in
state of revolution. There IRE almost
daily fires at port.au-Prince. Ganaives
is laid in ashes aud deserted by the in
habitauts, and, at ST. Morien, number
of revolutionists have been arrested by
government aud are under sentence Of
death. Business is almost totally sus.
pended. The government Is active, aud
It was believed that Jeilrards would sue
coed in overcoming the difficulty. ln-
formation from official sources states
that tranquility is restored,
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THE MEETING.

The meeting of Confederate soldiers
last night was a success. The patriotic
spirit of the resolutions adopted, should
produce profound impression on the
Northern mind. We have no doubt the
sentiments announced by the Confede
rate soldiers of Memphis, are the senti
ments of the Southern soldiers generally
They are frank as they are brave, and
he who disbeleves them is unworthy Of
belief himself. Whoever denies thai
they are sincerely for the Union, POUNDS
his conduct upon considerations of base
personal motives.
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RATHER STRONG.

Tie Confederate General A. X.
WRIGHT, who was delegate to Phila-
delphia, has been writing letters to the
Augusta Chronicle, of which he is now
editor. In the course of one of them he
says: 1.-THE Federal cavalry CUSTER is
here-I have met him several times to-
day, but he seems not to recognize me
as the Confederate who licked him out
of his boots on one occasion in Virgin
ia, and who has now his charger plow-
ing cotton on the broad fields of the
South "
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THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION
Patriotic Speech Of Gen. wool.
The Greatest Enthusiasm.

Gen. Wool, on assuming the chair,
spoke as follows:
Gentlemen, a grateful heart thanks you
for your cheering welcome, and q more
fattering and agreeable position could
not have been assigned to me than the
one just conferred as presiding officer,
although but temporarily, over this as
sembly Of the patriots and heroes, the
true defenders Of the country and the
Union. Be assured it will ever be re-
membered and appreciated as the most
precious incident ola long military
career.
The object Of this great military con-