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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-19
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BY THE DUTCH FLA ROUTE:
A Menke and wife John Rule
J Green W Fl Denise
II klausen Bachelor
c White Mrs S H Dyer
] S0'Brien Mr. Van Gorder
] Ticket Geo Kiser
A Williams and wife Mrs Mackay
J Skae D Suesbacker
BY THE PLAcKRvILLg ROUTE:
Mrs Hedeu JPNel
S Dappello T Coleman aud VT
Miss McCallum Mr. Anderson
By TIE OVERLAND ROUTE:
J F Halleek NJ Hussey
Miss E Mathews Miss Lizzie Rogers
Chas Stilser
Departure.
BY TINE DUTCH PLAT Z
Jas Hatch Jas Heaton
Mrs E Davidson
by II PLAcERvILLE ROUTE:
Miss Mathews Miss Rogers
Mrs S Chambers
BY THE OVERLAND ROUTE:
J Green T Finlayson
Up Allyn
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Philadelphia Boot Maker
G.

NlTOULD RESPECTFULLY lN.n6a1
form the citizens OF Gold Hill. and
vicinity, tina, he continues 10 manufac.v
ture the very best Calf skin Boots
in Gold Hi. rs many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify TO. The material out
Of which his Boots are made Is OF the very best
made in the world; and the long time which his
boots are worn. is a sufficient guarantee Of the
truth herein asserted.
Repairinx in all its different branches.
promptly attended 10.
~ Just give me n rial. II you want r SPLEEN
did, rasy.f,ting, and a durable Boot.
Gold Hill. Sept. 10, 1866. relU'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-19
~EDINGTO
Flavoring Extracts!

RI MADE FROM FRESH FRUITS. EACH
a bottle holds twice a. much as any other
hI.nd In the market, consequently they are the
| eheapest and the best. USl. NO OTHER
~ REDINGT0N q CO.,
vo1.sm v Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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n o T E.

n O T I G E.
r AM GOING EAST OCTOBER FIRST.
All persons having demands or Certificates
OF Deposit against me, are requested TO present
them before the 18th Of September. All persons
indebted TO me, by note or otherwise, will please
attend to the same at once.
G,lI uu S.pt q. 1866. see II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-19

sTord ~ IN, friends Of the deceased the consola.
lion of knowing that under this trust this Gene
,rry can never be disturbed, sold, or used Tor any
other purpose.
Il. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,
No, 96, south G street,..... Virginia,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Bar.tow's Metallic Caskets and Burial
Cases, Fin Mahogany Collins,
Colin Trimmings, etc.,
In the state!
Al.o-METALLIC CoFFiNs of all kinds, got
nm nj shortest notice. Also, large a~ssortmentso OF
silver. plated and Metal Mountings, Grape, Gloves,
| Robes, Fringes and Satin Innings, etc.
Particular attention paid TO SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended TO with
| promptness.
Remember the old stand
No, 26 south G et........V~ virginia.
Z. w. .KRYEs.
y s-Hearses and Carriages will be In readi.
meas TO attend Funerals nil over the county and
vicinity. 70 "
No, 26 South G virginia.,
wi,hes TO inform his friends and the public gen.
orally that he has on hand a
complete stock OF
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Bedding, Carpets, Blankets, SheetinE,
Crockery, Wooden ,ind Willow
Ware, etc., etc,
thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage. and hope. by strict attention
70 business, TO merit q continuance OF the same.
~ Remember the OLD STAND. No. 70
South G street, Virginia L. w. kEiEs,
wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Ma-
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
ana n f. W. KEYES. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-19
BATHS! BATHS!!



Dr.Mayer will also attend TO Dental surgery
and invites all who may med his services.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-19

wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing MA
ana n E. W. KEYEs. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-19

thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage. and hope. by strict attention
70 business, to merit q continuance OF the same.
~- Remember the OLD STAND. No. y
cnn,h n s,raet virginia. E, w. KEYES.
, 1866-07-25

Additional 1,ct0tlA By the *cntfa-Rus.
nia'A An1t.lF for tie European EQa1-
l1bStNm-1ha huAs3oA Army kzeanE
Ftactd on n War F0''tlnE-ftQlT to
CONTINUE Vigorous Oflensive Move
xnen1A-Condtlions OF the Afmisttee
Propos+d by Prukaln and ltaly-Ffu4.
%tun Army Marching on Eteuna-Aus.
FprtreAse8 or klse 4uAdrllascrnl
STRONGLY Garrisened for De1euce-Ac.
4ixtty In the French Navy-AustFia
MAX ca Conee.>1s,n~ to 18ur=arY-Eko*-
sp1l. 10 Have an Interview vE'stlR Carl.
baGd1.
new IonE, july 24.-Fore,rn papers by the SEQ
liz cou:ain the following additional details Of "af
Tn Tie Moscow Gcsate OF July 18Th contains the fol-
flowing highly important announcement:
The Gdze0< SuFadop0, OF thus LOVE, announces mat
all SOLDIER. Oh f1touEd 10 tuseta. have 6eso called
sas tas e1f opei aay se aa Mp
sian troops are Marching from fadoha 10 bes-
HarastA.
cort O. Ucrhn bae declared to ii: Itelian sabtn:1
1hat IN att.cs on the hattt Of the +ess1ou Of Fe'
META IL tnaa,nls.abe. The Italian government. IN
10 cou,Enttc offensive operations ara1nst Tie Ans
1r1an Empire wilh91t rGlaxs1 on, iu conformity
wl.h the cnEaccucats mutually entered tnro by
1aye otta!ued from AUSTRIA satisfactory tcrms Tor
The copcius ,on OF peace
Rus.!a does not ae+,re any change in tbe present
will render luc selves the tools OF Ftauee Rn:tlA
can no longer depend On them as heretofore. We
for ltaly Tue sn 7Enis-on Of Au-ttls 10 France ia
moi adSaniass ous, bur dangezon. 10 the European
1ns q n u l9 fns Hs,fe
Nurstas tas'e for peace docs not sanctlon efforts
to obtain supreme power. E:,"land't interest may
9npke her IN alliance With France and Auet1a
il the E :,esn quetiion, hut the dieta.orea'p OF
Frarce 10 Italy and Germany eafno! meet With her
lie Sdrioa< Of Florence, Of July 18th, publish 6
ststemcn Of The conditions for au asmi-tIce stip'
plated by Prussia and Italy. The former fowet
.De I'd Tae g me
was Adnt'ted by France, VIII und der:oos 10 obtain
The assent OF The Vienna Cabling to the evacuation
ifu.-ia ounus The avmtstice On tic part Of Italy
The conditions were the ceseion Of tht Italian Ier'
r1toraea Under Austrian dominion. including the
the ceet,op d,rcct 10 tta,y. without compensation,
and not TO saiae the Roman question during the ne
o,,.;ioas 1or T. IN. ;asss eoa
that the Aus:flnn doEetumcn: ha resolved to trJ
The &ortupe Of wat.
TIC London Globe Of the 18Th fass: According
1tenna tn d week or itn dA!s. The Ffussian
pccupied Prague on the 8th- Garsionluc the p1ac
<siil 6,OuQ trGups. The BaraEtaua, who ray the en-
Yssetnent neuf Kisscnss-n had no decatave result
are conccntrl l1tng near ech~c1nfuft TO give ba&tl
aga.n.
In ycncua sse being Withdrawn from h:fofc th
Jtalant. but the foEfcste. Te:aa.n stton-y CssT1-
nned t9s defsnes wtshor, H., tuppotf fo% ii; . aEmy
The 1sallans upon Fenella RENTERS P1nca Napo
Icons m,++,or futile, ard |. has heeu a1sndonsa
10 Venice. rhe Emperor OF Austrts Is rnaE1n
feripnon 't.ns suspended, End calls upoa tic nun
sT;nawin Smith bas RESIGNED the proteeso,rh,p {
, 1866-07-25
FROM ALBANY.

The Anti Rant HFnr Ut 3n EMd-T1e
Militia to bc Hellrvt,d from F1uty.
A.nAsx. July a. The anti tet, x+r IL virtually
n. an epd--..aIl quiet the jron'." has been the
Trport lot the past three daya. Two addlopal writ"
ri eit rtept have BEEN cu1ed utn everal d! the
1urtier acatnet whore premises xr1l hase been H.
sued cypfest1ng desire to ssltic the clAlus agatna
lhen. further proeeedrnes eit be delayed. 90.
Ihe m pueTs already eclzed by The military will
he 1or fally delivered 10 Cot. 'hnrch Tomorrow,
when he will place hts agents N chalIr.
The MILITARY ui1l be relieved from duty and re-
tprn + this city tomos7ow evening.
, 1866-07-25

IT HAsuN01oS. July n
SENATE,

SENATE.
The LII for the speedy completion Of the North
Committee on the Pac2ne Railroad. *as reported By
BIZ, AUWARD, and On his motion further con-
.ldssa,9n ;3 Va VI Po21poLea ni M tomof1oH S
passtd. and moved 10 amend BY tub,ti ming fos It
The bill lately passed hy the SeLate. ao IA this,
be ealu, 20 get The PubIec; beoze conference COM
mtt1ce. IS amended lhe bill wac passed, and goes
fne m JONI reeolp "a in relation to bounstcs to
eolofed so1a taken mp, amended. md
\ b.l!to 4snd. 10 aid IL the construction
Of the StocE1on and Copons Railroad, IN Calfor-
i; &r: snERa1S called up the tariff bill lately
pa.fed By the House. II was anacnded By striking
ont from the arst eectton Of the elanse, land no
cifee ire packed khan be allowed In a*certa1n1n9
the eight" by striking out the ninth section,
which adcs ths eott Of transportation L dfte.msn,
he eighteenth .ection. which establshes bureau
Of ttat1st'cs; md by inner Ing new section au-
the direct ,ax unnl january 1t, 1S67.
Mr.. MORRILL, moved 10 strife ont the section
repeating she fisnng bon1,5 as. ma snppoftsd n:
returned TO the AUr.c for concurrence.
Ar. SIBERIAN nom the COMMITTEES Of Confer
eEee on 'se 1sd,an ARptop1,s.ion s7l s1e r.
Nj: WADE, n1ou The Committee ea Territories;
| 2tlto immt diate consiter6Jop-
n. SUMNER DIRECTED
| Mr. SHERMAN said be Was In faypf Of tho bill.
bn. thorid ohect 10 lts rEesCnt consideration. lie
toptd LIE Ll.1. Appropriation bill woult be taken
| Up.
lii. DOOL1TTLE, from the Committceon indian
| Affair, reported number Of amendments toE In
! o1ap app1rp1itu uons, which were agreed to.
| The t1y1i Appropriation Bill was taken up.
| Mr. RIDDLE offered m amendment increasing
| the compc1.auo OF members OF CONGRESS to
$1,000 year md mileage, instead Of $500. al
Tow, the increase To commence Aim the aeih con:
Grest. Mt Riddle taid the scna'e had been ltbesal
TO Others md ought to be 70 itsa1. II vas vel
present tes+ton did not pay their expenses.
| Iii. HENDERSON offered eootstlu1e Tor Mt
Riddles proposition that the compensation o.
| Membcrs and senators shall be xa.oe0 per annum.
commCuc1LC with the 3lh Of As1ch, 1871 and =
ctnts per mile BY The nearest roate tnHteaa o1 y
centa PEI mile by ordinarily Unveiled route a A.
pIetent- 1ht milsge OF the present Congreas 10 be
~ senis r. mM PSI n11s. n& av. .. ...,,.
, 1866-07-25

/ MLucNEEEER. n. T.. 1851.
WIS fast coming ut and "a? hean growing h4id.
notwithstanding h8u tried OF popular Hair
festor+ts. Wneh t3 Induced 70 tFy +. L. WaIiace !.
Ce::s Hair KestoEsttts- This stoppea ny bali from
hesd Is firmly ~ eveEithopSh hare not used qulta
oaa oo.us- E-3. CLARK.
, 1866-07-25

3fKs6Rs F. L. WALLACE & co.-Eent5: hare eeg3 -
Dr. Cnaussief Empress FOR the hair, md md tt nlI
tast II clain1 10 b.. cuzssNlT tecaHMtaa - zoo
nutifc MATT HAD Anlt- Geu. y. d.
, 1866-07-25

AAacnnsExR, n, T.. Aptl&. 1s6a.
M1sens> =. L. WAE1-ACn& i Co.-Hlo< 70 adt
my tssainsoalal to umny you hare received Of the
II Fl H. q 9 e. @ a.q
used dozen mose kinds Of leaf!nv nfeptra' 'ious
some Of Value-bat truly say Tint Tor ctccA1y
and c!e1nittss ~ restorative a1n acsion orss-
ing: youIsby ~ txces them all rave nsed i for
an Irritation OF the scalp with perfect Qutta
nuoher ot onr leading citizens owe the yuutnfaI
appearance Of tfsf halls - your p7enaEat,n1-
r.J.ELAEE. Postmaster.
, 1866-07-25
: Nkm annEr r1tstm&n1@.
JUST WHIT Is WANTED!
Jayne's CarmlinatjVe Baisan1,
sAFz AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
DInrrhea, Dysentery, Cholera. Cholera
Morbus, Summer Complaint, Choftc,
Sick Stomach.
ArrEo r1oNs or THE BOWELS.
The great s4ccess which this remedy has met With
mend Il with ra,t ccnuaence @ those troubled VIII
~ Of =; f. tSs whsa 4 eufa
ASure aud Sate Cure for Dysentery.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH CO o4oE1ASD. Of E.zsbeth Town
shi7. Allegheny Coaaz1 fa.' ~7ates:
II hare used your CAHMISArtEK bAL944 n Ey 9y
family anu hare ioundis = suss ana sase GntS To-
,nva.ah'e n1eolctns. thas no fann7 should DC WILL
out"
Neyer Known to Fan in D:arrhna.
Fey. a. JOHNS. Pastor Of ". r. Church. Anlso~n
Ia. writes:
p4isaS 70 i iii il Cases Of D,ar@aaa would Hos b
without this remedy ID my own fkn ~, saa =, coi
aisllS IEeonnend II A3 p.o .oMpt. sale -eH'"s " -
otbe{s."


T. .BVREERT, or Company B, Tentr Kesimea! lnos9
Va. sa3s:
.Aasi1s Yea1s aso tested your 1nTalusbe mai
7tT1 btLaAA, took the pteCAution To cflaT an.sA
supply here With me- Owing 70 exposure. the m.
tE Oy&Enttf y, DtaTrA9a. s1d Diseases " 4At 1eg @
lhanss 10 lhe csEmlnattVe have been eaap'e htss
lord speedy RELIEF u several Of my ccr1rades ao
were thus afflicted, aud an BAtIsdtl better k
which |: Is recommended" j.,
, 1866-07-25

AANcHEsTEHv HAfCo ". 1884,
bFEssHs. F. L. WALLACE d COL AN ~ett acquainted
lth styerul ct le4dlaR c1tizs1s af tnls s1 Noo
hsyc n1ed ypus Hntr dtn5as1re 70 paFfect sataffe-
t[n- have also ns-1 :! ulIaeiE md ean eheers9hy
Ae-'' Il. z. CHaNDERLAIN.
{nfv TFaa SureF
, 1866-07-25

LAscAs7x1 May ~. .S6d.
Mxsaxs F. I. WAELAcE Il Co.-Geut1: lhave u'ad
your preparation for the h&r, and Ord IL the cesnest
ind pt1t preparation for the ha!s shas ! a1E9 axse
seen. uh. T. ". oAhoHxs
, 1866-07-25

MANCHESTER N. e. May, 1888 y
1a AS.ac1 -; ;osst ,n ny na@s ae.S Gle
nVch esiatactiDn. hare used several othefs~ ous
1ou as aseiafS e. r onss e ~ asa'S1
re nals. II slg snne.S ea'~ '1>'
a''' ~ u''7NA1s' DI: D. &. BOUTH4LE-
, 1866-07-25

NAscuR%TIz, N. 4. June q. IS6B.
MesHx. F. L. WALLACE & Co.-{; init IL hare used
ADr. ChAns sier'1 Empress foe the H1lc," and aua
pleased with the results. dnd tie pure1e cean-
eat article th1t have ever s II II all snat It ctAo9
to BE- In every rtsdece.
Your, DC, LEONARD kRHSEHs H. II.
, 1866-07-25
REAL ESTATE |.

1have opened ~ Office tot tne ss1e II ny Heal u
tat=, at Rooms No, and y Link 1ock q, coFtaxa4
cor1sr Lake acd LaSalte sdec9
AIArEe nuc,her Of lots lying tc7eIher,nee ua4 .
Park, With gas. wases aud Sewerage, sud aox being
developed IN the handsoest manner, N1ll b. solo c1
AAtsfactoEy tertns+ to paz1ea who eAn uct tnt -
unf1emeuts In regard to building.
Several valuable busueas lots and stotea, nd raAl
denee worth 10000 also, property nuntink,n IAk8
Michigan, both within and nttr tho city. 1t sa&a.
Titles er!ect. and ostlY ua!ncuEt1ed-
Of1re Hours from > 4 N. to- PEE.
, 1866-07-25
BlEKaE, y. H. March 81,

Ho1Ear. r. H. March 81, 1869.
HfESAEH. f. l. WALLACE / Co.-GtntH: ffteni nd
y11ed me 1y Jour preparation. stA1ng whnt good
enect It had % Him. At nrsE laughed 4 tho tdea~ nas
cup3euted to The trial. I'm pleased with t. have
TESTED il thoroughly. II hAz restored ny hNtr and
whIske1 to their naturaJ Color and xeeps inem 10.
", r. EARMEK.
, 1866-07-25

~ MAxCHKsrx1. y: q. March. tsSa-
Hat Restorative with entf--sstisfnc5ioo aud record
1t a. SUPERIOR a:c.e, aecoupsa@r I'll prom
is:a 70 DO g. u TxlLlTSnN. ,
, 1866-07-25

"When the Enot4Q ragged fesrinlty Around a. la1t
year, we had Dut 4atll qua1ItJ Of y3as CARAINA.
TTF1 RA1sA4; 1nou2a, however, 70 pfovt rs emciea:y
In that 8Wu DISEASE The vile Of ono OF our 5ianesa
Compostoes taken With the CAotsrd, and every e
forI winch tho native doctors could maze DFeae ue
near her md ,ass rort xe gave 32qn5 ~, GaEni S
Was crfed gsre lhs Cstrainalre 10 an 1sa.r case.
when the person hsd been Pofetnt all -
ihtn given 1t The rst appearance Of the dtseAat II
ncYet ta1!ed to break It up tmm edtEsly!"
, 1866-07-25
BUSINESS,
Hotel and Restaurant
FOR SALE

AT threeqpare:s It's real value IL apred for at once'
uness The cause Of Eelltng@ An everyday casn oosi-
with nye years lease. for IL CO. onehaf cash aud
one-haf II good city rFoceFtY. For particulars imply
II Eooru lat Il m.} 81 Dearborn street. p13net
, 1866-07-25

CoxcnKp, Y. T., June I, 1861.
Nessrs r. L. WALLACE = Cp.:-rne 5ecand lnyo1ce
or your vanahse pEepa5a1oo Tor the hair WAY on1{ ~
cxiVed md In compliance With your request atn h1p
~ to yuu 1hsE 1t has more than snsHred khd
expectations excited By the use OF the ds1t bottle 1t
Testorer and eleansaE Of the haE 70 cnfy ~1n4l1ed
by It's qualities cooling a1d hen'thy application to
the scalp. d. II. CROSBY n. u.1
, 1866-07-25

VPC1HetV 171Au p CH32M-77 -
Lttut. Col. LOUIS wAdNER,sss:h Eegtment Pcn1s51-
4aala Vols, writes:
"DF. D. JAyNtss CARNxyAT1vE BA1sAh bAs operated
lie tharul all or LoattnesS QF Eae 0csls
AID DfdfTkkd, "a rom which our Hcops au33f
much, ElGg ID the Continual Ena2Ke Qk EALsE."
, 1866-07-25
1T Is NOT DYE!
I
Directions In French 0n1 EnHliHhs

HAvERHtk1, y. H., Jnne s. 1856.
Aejfs- =. I WALLACE 20 =! tste 9Ieat p;saNt- y
ny 1muy. and hsvs been arat'6rd aud Aatonished as
the rsu "a. after hn1nens dfsAp oontH-nt n enc us
of cher nnofn yAuAtnd 1peetncs- | haze hId oc-
cxspn to use these utous preparations for saYeral
yeFs. owing 10 head psernatur II whtt4ned. out
has fpunn more that would thH color, clean
u scalp dress the har as IS done 20 perfectly py
Jfaf taIalublc preparation JOHN NooRH-
, 1866-07-25
4 Remedy for Summer Complaint. :.

NJ LEWIS MOORE, Of Louisville, No.. writess
1eye Wed Dr. JA1NH's CAHA1sA11vE BAIsAN foI
4SrthfnH r. r. s1nrrtng HuH SumnseT G0napsotnt Wnns
anu ope Houa aat he EituUut.n
, 1866-07-25

Practical bus1ness man. with t5p1 u $500 cash.
can hear o{ ood business 'af p ohta51t aoa veil
either nctlye Bsoks vtll he and bas.
Of releseoces Gl1en+ Address r." Box 80 ~. p306
, 1866-07-25

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN By oraer Of the City Council Of Toleao onio the
ftc ftr ie wing proposals fur TIE instruction OF An
Arch Tr1;S Tam EEidxe sxan CseaE At Lafayette
r has been extended e the sst day o. 3niy A.
10 tue unoe hsned stating WIN ths proposition t,t
On The t1velCpt- For Information Us 70 ma!aer Or
IGr the Mes Ut tho rRrhuy* IRON June 70 p July
Il Lee. g ". MEH8tL LILY tlesS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-27

NJ. Civale, Jr, exhibited his new photographs
OF the Alps. and large album filed with his
panoramic views elected a very hatterlng men
ton from M. Ehe de Beaumont
The Academy has appointed commission for
conlerring the grand prlze of mathematics in
1866; the members appointed were MN. DelaUs
nav, Liouville, Matthew, Faye, and Laugier.
Nj. Coulvier-GraveT sent in paper in support
of his strange and highly problematical thesis,
viz. THAT shooting stars are the cause of the
various meteorological phenomena. the recur
renee Of which has hitherto bafiled the acumen
OF all scientific men. In this paper he finds that
the resultant of the falling stars moves east
ward IN dry weather, and towards the southwest
In the rainy season. This rule seems to have
been confirmed In 1865. In that year the ave-
rage temperature was twelve and ne.half de-
grees Cent, and in 1894 two degrees less. This
again, he says, confirms his theory, since in 1864
the resultant of the falling stars was east-south-
east, and in 1865 ii was southeast; so that 1865
was to be warmer and a little more stormy or
rainy than 1864; which, he says, has actually
occurred. Even admitting this TO be fact, we
fail to see how he arrives at his conclusion. If
in 1864 the resultant was more to the east than
in 1865, his theory leads 10 quite a contrary con-
clusion for 1864 ought to have been dryer, and
consequently warmer than 1864 year, by tne
way, characterized by disastrous drought in
autumn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-27

AMERICAN RIFLEMEN's LEAGUB.-The various
rifle clubs and associations of the United States
have formed a general organization, with the
purpose of stimulating friendly intercourse
among members OF rifle practising societie es, in
culuvating the art OF rifle shooting, and in diff
fusing knowledge of the use OF firearms gene
rally among the nation, similar to the organiza-
tions OF Germany and Switzerland at the annual
gatherings of which tens of thousands of the
best marksmen OF the world congregate for the
purpose designated. The second annual convo
cation OF the League Of the United States will
be- held at Chicago this year, commencing on the
18Th of June, and continuing for five days Pre-.
parations upon the most extensive scale, and at
an enormous outlay, are in contemplation to
accommodate the rlhemen from all parts of the
Union.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-27

Q L Z 0 A K nj " A G 0 Ms,
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON. !
WAsHINGToN, ID, G. , April 80 1865 !
Sealed Proposals invited for the purchase Of
$40 ARMY WAGONS
in lots of not less than twenty five.
These wagons are worn, but still serviceable for
road ard farming purposes.
Proposals will be received until II NJ, WEDNES-
DAY, Mays.
Payment TN Government funds) will be required
upon notification OF acceptance of bid and prior to
the delivery of the Wagons. The right to reject ali
bids considered 100 low Is reserved
These wagons are at Lincoln Depot about one
mile east of the CAPITOL and be seen bV applying
TO Colonel Tompkins. the QuarteImaster IN charge.
Proposals should be signed with The bidders full
name, and give his Post Office address. endorsed
Proposals to purchase.AImy Wagons" and directed
to
d. H. RUCKER,
BTevet hajor-Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
APO lot Depot Of Washington.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-27

FORGED RAILWAY TICKETS IN ENGLAND.-A
curious system Of fraud mas been practised upon
the Great Northern Railway Company IN Eng.
land. A large number of forged tickets between
London and Holbeck having recently been
passed by travellers, efforts we're made to detect
the guilty parties, and a man was apprehended
with one in his possession. Like most Of the
tickets which had previously been tempered
with, it had originally borne the words London
to Hornsey," but these had been ingeniously
altered into London to Holbeck," and the
ticket had been used Tor the longer Journey. In
the lodgings of the man were found paints,
brushes, and other materials employed in the
conJ erslon of the tickets, as well as a ticket
which had been partially altered.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-27
LIQUORS.
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY.

No. 225 North THIRD Street.
II anything wanted to prove the absolute purity
OF this Whisky, the fol owing certificates should do It
There alcoholic stimslant known commanding
ecommendation II ON such high souIces:-
PHILADELPHIA, September O. 1858
We have carefully tested the sample OF CHLSNU1
GROVE WHISKY which you send us. and find that II
contains NONE OF TnE POISONOUS suBsTAScE known as
pIedient of the whiskies in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT q CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists,
NEW YORK, September3 1858.
/ have analysed sample OF CHESNUT GROVE
Risky received lTOm Mir Charles wharton, Jr., OF
PhHaI .pba; and having carefully tested II, / am
pleased to state that II is enrey PoIsoNoUs
OR DELLTRIIOUs substances 1t is an unusually pure
ana tne-favOred quality OF whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, M. D.,
Analytical Chemist
Boston, March T. 1859
have made a chemical analysis Of commercial sam
pies o. (LESNUT GROVE WHISKY, which proves to
be Tree nom the heavy Fus Oils, and perfectly pure and
unaGul Grated he fine flavor OF this whisky Is derived
nCm tn grain used In manuiacturingit 1t
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES. Nj. D.,
State Assayei, No. l6 Boylston street
For srC by bsnel denOhn bottle, at o. 226 North
1HlhD Street Philadelphia. 33
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-27

4 JUsT1FIABLE DoUBT.-when the brave Cor
poral Cathness was asked, after the battle of
Waterloo, if he was not afraid, he replied,
"Afrsidl why l was in a. the battles of the Pc
ninsulal" And having it explained that the
question related to a fear of losing the day.
"Na, ma didna fear that l was only afraid
that we should be a. killed before we had time
to win it.n