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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08

To the EHitor ot'hc Cre>c'"'-Wr
beg to ask that il the object stated
in the above paper should commend
itself to your approval. You viii!
bring it to th2 attention of your pee
pie in such way a- i'll voUr judgment
will be most likely to s"cur" th"il.
cooperation. Any c"ntributiome
they may make ~ be r''mittrt to
either Mrs. Phillip Williams. Mr.
DR.. A. II. II. Boyd. or to J. II. Sher
rard, the chairman of the committee.
by n draft on some bank. Il c"r;ilicat"
of deposit, or in any other form that
may be more convenient to the do
nOrS.
Respectfully your obdt. s"rv'ts..
J. II. Shvrrard. chairman, Win
Il. Denny, \. NJ. Cartmetl, John L
Jenkins, ChHs. l.. trum, John J
Williams.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08

EoN. 7. y. Singleton, OF IITn0lS
forrnrrIy = volunteer Peace Commits,
sioner, is here advocating the repu.
diation OF he national debt. lie
talks of getting ur mutiny in New
York, to start the ball, bat leading
D.nocra!s are trying to hush the
martcr MP. as it is too soon yet to in
the movement:
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08

Secretary McCuiIoch has had a
conversation with President john
SON in RELATION 10 the cotton and
Treasury agent -y-'"m in the South
The Hrr=iIcut Indicated his intcn~
ton to abolish the whole couccrn.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08

It is said that the cost Of the
Frcnch expedition in Me<ico to th,
close of SG5. was aG27.o00O00, and
Al 900 men Killed and disabled.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-08

SEQ mott q OF Gov
place sh haLy-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-14

Three Trains Daily
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami a. Columbus Il Xenia
pIIF8 Railroads. 2 HHI.I4tl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after February lst, 1886,
trains will run as follows;
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StStGsuraa,
! TERms. FEfV7
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Tou4lnss oE EOnparsil, or X inch space, constitute

Toulines Of Konpareil, or inch space, constituts
, DAILY. gfElk
For each insertion. per square, 7b cents, I'D a-n
fNoticeso Of Deaths, so cents.
Notices Of Marriages., so cents. lt AFE
Religious Notices 30 cents.
Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third day. and once week, will be charged el.O0 per
square, each insertion.
or each Insertion. No Notice less than eI.0O.t
WEEKbY.Tti3 Tol
AIBO DER SQUARE each insertion.
Business Notices 80 cents perline each insertion.
No Noticeless than $500.
LegaI sdvsrtisements viii be charged regular rates.
~ All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid
for hereafter at the time they ordered, other
wise they will not appea- In the paper. This rule
will be rigidly adhered to in all cases. There will bs
no ookception. h1l- tlE Nt
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SECOND TRAIN.
Cincinnati, Dayton, Richmond &Ims
Might Express at 4:40A M.

(DalIV.)
Cincinnati, Dayton, Richmond TIM
dianapOlts Wight Express at 4:4OA' M.
stopping at Jefferson, London, Charleston, Selma,
Cedaryille. Xenia,, Spring Valley, Oorwin, Free
loyeland and Milford, arriving at Cincinnati q 0:fO
A. NJ. Also stopping at all stations between Xenia
and Richmond, arriving at Rchm3pd at 1920 a, ~.
at Chicago at $40 p. M" arriving at lndianaPolis
at lao p, NJ, connecting for all points west This
train connects at Loveand with the M. a X X, 10.
Chillicothe, Marietta, &c.; connects .at CINCINNATI
with the y. 4 NJ. r.. X. for St. Louis, Logisyllle,
Cairo, &c.; also at Cincinnati with the U. 5. Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville. .N'+'
THIRD TRAIN. $500
.ag DAILY except Sundays) ege
Express for Cincinnati, Dayton,
Richmond a. Indianapolis at 1890 fs
M.-Stupping at Jefferson, London. Selma, Charles
ton Cedarville, Xena, Srrng Valley, Corwin, Free
ers, Milford, Painville. Linwood; arriving at Gin
the N. G. R. r. for Chillcothe, Hillsboro, &C., ar
Nj, Indianapolis 0 p. NJ; connecting at Richmond
for Chicago, arriving at Chicago st7:3O M. irag
FOURTH TRAIN a1.@4 e. icEf
DAILY except Sundays.)
Cincinnati & st. Louis Express at
I:4O r. NJ Stopping at, Jefferson. london
South Lebanon, Fosters, Loyeland, Milford; arTx-s
ing at Cincinnati at $50 p M, making adirectcon-
nection for st. Louis, Cairo. Louisville, &c. con-
Meeting at London for Springfield t.HIfI gQt
SIeeping Cars on Night Trains for
Cincinnati. W'7' nj
B.-For further information apply at the Co
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Once, Of .,-. :
gNQ. W. D08EkTY, Agent.
p'w'SS#SaS%%FifE !, ", SSsSS %%isEst ! sAHFt Cincinnati
Superintendent
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FIRST TRAIN.

-,5.H a.rs FIRST TRAIN. y',N Ssy,'.ls.A
NIGHT EXPRESS,-Leaves Columbus at lbs Z.
GileaG. Gallon. SiH Crestine, Shelby. New London.
WELLINGTON, Grafton and Berea, arriving at CleYeT
land at Slo A. No .n.91
NFuU vnpK oESPsH oEExPREsSI%nIcaVes % Columbus a
I WIN sbsSRy step 4 NsS 1oIwSS WSnSSSs
and Grafton HLLptAot $50 Nn,h Z
THIRD TRAIN. ,sar.', -
MAIL AND EXPRESS--Leav Columbus at $40
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1866.

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1866

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

A LEGITIMATE CoSsEoUENCE.-A friend
Of ours who holds one Of the most impor-
tant offices in Sierra county, visited San
Francisco about two months ago, and
went into a hat store for the purpose OF
investing some of his loose change in q
chapeau. The halter was a son Of the
Emerald Isle and handed him a round
topped hat with green binding on it.
There sor, ye'z have the most Elegant
ha. that liver was invinted. We call it
the Faynian hat, in honor Of the cause"
T. bought the hat but did not wear il
long. When he got back to Downieville,
he gave it to a mulatto boy who cleans
up his room.
Now it happened that there was another
darkey there who was as big a "secesh"
as JEFF. Davis himself, and who said he
was "borp in de Souf and he was boun'
to 20 wild de'Souf." The sight Of Sam
with the Fenian hat on caused Dick to
uncork the vial Of his wrath, as follows
"Dar's one OBJ de natural consequences
of da. Ablishinus Congress passin de Civil
Rights Bill over de Presidents veto. Oar:
dat darned galvanized niger Sam. gwine
round wild de green hat On, tryin' to pass
biz self of for an Irisher!"-Red Bluff In
dependent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

wsSpzLL PHILLIPS says Congress ha
surreuded the only essential element OF
reconstruction." At the Anti-Slarery
Convention. st Boston. on May SOth'
Wendell said:
"The Republican party to-day seeks
only to preserve its life. God grant that
it may lose it! Social equality toA0ros IRE,
siissi6iy political equality; and equality Of
manhood, without distinction OF color, Is
the last lesson Of the war. The nation
has n salvation. snd one only, and that
10 to ignore race. The President avows at
least an Ineligible plan he has q purpose.
The Republicans 90 to the people in de-
eeit and hypocrisy, with their faces mask
ed and their convictions hid. / hope to
God they will be defeated! I want an
other serenade. not only to uncover the
hidden sentiments of a Cabinet, but to
smoke out the United States Senate. tina,
we may see how many OF them range BY
the side Of Sumner, Ben Wade, Judge
Kelley and Thad. Stevens"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
u.,,i.1 Of Re.ra ar T.rn Tru,,ee,.


Meeting OF Beard Of Tswn Trustees.
The Board met ats o'clock last evening.
A full Board was present, and the minutes
Of last meeting were read and approved.
Committee on repairs Of Station House,
reported the following bills as correct, and
on motion warrants were ordered S. w.
Milzner, $22 so; ]. Dark, $40; N.
Frankenheimer, 81 10.
Stree, Committee reported back bill Of
Gold Hill Foundry for $SS as correct,
and, on motion, warrant was ordered
drawn.
Bill Of F. Parry for $40, for cleaning
sewers, was allowed.
Bill Of John Russell for $24, for meals
furnished to prisoners, was allowed.
The Fire and Water Committee reported
eighteen inches in the reservoir pipe in the
lower part of town leaking, but the Mar
shall would have it soon put in order.
The stop-cock opposite Granite Mill
was not repaired.
The Ordinance Committee reported thai
they were unable to report tonight, and
further time was granted.
Police Committee reported everything
right in his department.
The Committee on Salaries reported as
follows: xo
Marshal os
Police. = -
Treasurer.
Clerk. Va ~
Laborer. w
The repor. was received and the recon-
mendations adopted.
The Treasurer's report was received ana
placed on file.
The report of the Deputy Assessor was,
ON motion, referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Special Committee on the T~reasurer's
Report, reported the same as correct ana
it was ordered on. file.
A communication from ]. NJ. Edwards,
Land Commissioner, relative to NUMBER
ing and size Of town lots, as laid down on
town-plot, was referred to Messrs. Clark
and Dolman.
The report Of the Town Sexton for the
fiscal year ending June LIST, 1886, was on
motion, ordered on hle.
On motion, the President was appointed
a committee to confer with the
from the Masons relative to burial ground.
The Committee on Repairs on Hose
House reported that the workmen found
i, impossible to put in partitions without
putting in a new floor. The committee
was empowered to add such other repairs
as are necessary.
Until Monday. (July 3d. between the
hours of 9 o'clock A. ". and 8 P. NJ, was
given to have all complaints OF parties
raised by the Board Of Equalization, and
the Clerk instructed to give the parties
notice.
On motion, the subject Of the manner
Of payment Of interest on bonds was re-
ferred to Messrs. Bittner, Hays and Dol
man.
On motion, the Clerk was instructed TO
advertise for the surrender Of town bonds
or other evidences of Indebtedness against
the town, to the amount Of $4,000 : all
bills to be handed in on or before July 9Th.
A petition Of many citizens favoring the
appointment of C. True as special police.
asking that the Board grant him police
powers. was received and ordered on file.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

SsBNo Is BgLIEyISo.-If ladies who
do not use the fragrant Sosodont will COM
pare teeth with those who do. they will
zee in an instant more reasons for adopt-
ing il than can be composed into q news
paper paragraph.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
BATHS!

VNHE UNDERSIGNED =. -ss1N.
forms the public Of Gold
Hin, and vicinity, that he has -..n.
entirely reftted his BATH&9ALH~
ROOMS-clean linen and Russian towels; hot
aud cold water In abundance. Baths every day
from now on, Spring and Summer.
TONsORIAL,
The SHAVING SALOON has also been reno
waited, and refurnished with new and keen razors.
elegant fancy soaps, the finest pertumcry, and
clean linen napkins, etc.
HAIR CUTTING also done In the latest and best
styles.
TO THE LADIES.
DR., Mayer would also inform the Ladies that
he has ftisd up = PRIVATE ROOM for them and
for children, where particular attention will be
paid to Hair Curling, Cutting, and the applica-
ton Of choice HAIR Restoratives and Cosmetics-
under the direction Of IN artist recently from
San Francisco.
DENTISTRY!
DR.. Mayer will also attend to Dental surgery,
and invites all who may need his seryiceS
Canning, Bleeding and LccchinS per.
formed in b Best Styles.
ALSO, for sale. Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
DR. J. G. MAYER, Proprietor:
Gold Hill, June y, 1856. Je2|i
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Closing Out !

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD gr;
t.,o .nnounee 10 the citizens Of Gold Hill
~ .1ciy,t1. thst he Is closing ont business; sno
mo inssndS p leaving on the 91th q shi, month fS p
%seue. Civ and persons wishing anything u
b. Jswslry line WI do well 70 call immso nr.ss.
i guarantee 70 sell less than san FrAneas0o P'eee'
Gail and sse for yourseixse nuurvv-
asld HIN, Jsnsls less.
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e1111e. MOTT q co.'s COLUMN

HARDWARE,
STEAM GOODS. STOVES
GGl- III
TINWARE.
GILLIG. MOTT & CO.,
Csruer O and Taylsr streets, Virginia.
GILLIG, MOTT l. CO.,
Meadow Lake Observation-Disclosures.
GILLIG, MOTT &lCO.,
sacranents and San Fra.cises, Gal.
wHoI.EsAI,E DEALERS
M Ar,I. KINDS,
-oy-
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an. Pins.
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III, nd
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A-~xo.fs~r~S EuOkemsnfs, Etc, BIC.
-
rr wnrr n IN
GlLLlUs MVAA w"
Rinepn~~f Rrfck BuildinEs,)
- avn n.vyop aTRRFra.
CUINhh avn
VIRGINIA.
OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEbt
~
rates. Brass a''''' '''' ~
wors ate Our stock will be found very com.
49,,
p'''e' nA''' wv"
Market
1885,
$4,000 ns Bar Iron, .oand ana square, '''A''
" Cork Steel:
ls'C SCS 2: Track Ira and dr sS.., ooDD,r,
o00oo I.aS DIN. Ssyon, Ii.,s
$ $ ); : &: !! 4; i: / {: 3: q: !: : ) : ; Is: ::;::.,
sSS eisSs v "a. g.:
BlsekImiths, Tools;
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges. Butts.
Knives and Fork. Spoons;
Log sses sps.s,nt ro"o
BorsIt
600 kegs Nails, all sizes;
'''''' .. y ---
sToxEs,
WroErnRr FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
oooc,o.,,, s,o,,.A p.-l.r Stoves;
all sizes
v,..,,,..
"
TIN and COPPER WARE.
rvpoprpn Ann OF DIR OWN MANU-.
L facture-a large stock constantly on hand
FOB SALE Low. BY
GILLIG, MOTT 4 CO.,
Corner OF 9 Taylor s'a ''''
BLINDS
WE HAVE A FULL STOCK ON HAND.
GILLIG, MOTT q w.,
Corner Of C and Taylor streets, VIRGINIA.
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nrAna and DEeIGNs

TDrAEH md DESIGNS
il
NEW CAPITOL
AT ALBANY.
Sxs yusN.
s,grsc or 'rns INV CArrroL Coxzsss,.,x-ss.''
AIAAfY, July 4, 1870 J
A,c.a AFRO informed that Plans and deS:s,,s fsr ss~
an a.ce untN 10Th day ci November
ps7ntad Of INSTRUCTIONS and de.c erd Of Es
prrnlns offered will furnished 81 thc Office q. Cor,
.nLs.o,,crs. appli cation ,arsen or bv posi-
HAMiLrON HAkafS Gtuany.
JOHN v. Il. PRUYE, Alnaos,
q. H. LATHAM, SGno6s fails,
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEAlED Pro
L i;saafE. each indor-ed with atlo OF
sasJe- date OF offering will he received hia ofs
sus1 II osoca A. NJ uf Thu aday August ~ t5 Tor ~
orstsuc;ien .. stone block pavements.
kiglth from Forty second Ia Fifty Aa sirceL
second avenue, from Houston 70 Fourteenth .trsst
thirteenth from University place 20 Frh sse'nr
yca,rv street, from Greenwich 70 Wes, s,roci.
pla,e from Hudson 70 West stTee;.
fhlrtv. ssst strce from Eighth 10 Ninth avcnAnsS
Dlgue Etreo, IRON Hudson 10 Wcsl stgoo:-
Thr+y.frs, street from Eighth 20 Ninth avtAAss
Esi.s se.l street from Ba,ari N .irandstrcet.
spring street, from Broadway West street
~ ecker N.rcot from Broadway TO Bowey.
fnrty.ipurt from Third W Las
Flsiyhlh street. from Broadway ~ Egh.n afena" ais,
ceblc pavement Eleventh avenue Fosa foarte~9h
gxasiy.sxth and crossHalks tonftf
assaae, ;.s iacr-eion OF Forty s.Ih 9irce Also
no ru.rrs.os Scer- In the following arcAs, 70 wit
Birraxer street. between Charles and fcfly a,E.rts.
String between Elizabeth sIres aua no ovcrJ
Broadway between 1bsttirth and Thisfylra .rrcta.
Eighth avenue, between cufrcrsh and l.l''sh s,rre,s
FIRST aVenue between Eighth and Sa.h. Eleventh ah.i
Tv~r'feh p.d sixteenth and scvan.ccnth s,reel.
isaag BtrcL between stanton and Rssn~.ols, Dcspr.s
nd .rror,e and Hester and Dylrion st-tc.s.
Forty-cgnth street. between Fourth aud lJtiA
First Trnac. between Seventy touTs Sssey ngs
yi,ssis. With eranches IN second Ssyrni.
rfh seventy siIth seventh and Ssvcry eis1is
rtratts. and Also in vmtyn Ga fxos l.,sen pl
snl fnsrs.nn svenucs. vita ora,chet 10 ift Nscses
sc.ilo.s snI forms Tor bids can DC r6 81 his aaiee
THOMAS STEPHENS Crg.oB
Nr4 ROB-. l. pAEEASJ. iguc inri
A. W. CRAVEN lsozri
81 g8 L.Drox AeuxDrcr DsrAErnEaT, Arsusi 4 ia
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(SROToN ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
II A a

Scaled proposals. WIN be received tbs cl- fRoonss
City Hail Park until IL O'Clock A. NJ Of McnGay, tugust -
Isri the OF Dana and Ns .TrIrtcnap.r'
for large storage Reservoir Royds Co5ef in 10.
townailip nc Kent, Putnam county, N. Y
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposal f- Yam. Re- 81"
storage Reservoir 10 punm county. for the rotca Asic
duet Department" and also havc inea zh- ~
The b.lIes md date Of his proposal.
Plans and specifications obtoct =. TIE orn.
the engineer charge al Doyds Cornes nar Carmel
Specifications also be obtained NJ thia ofn5c.
THOMAS SrEPHEhS,, CYoson
RORT L. DARRA3H,. krsssasf
A. w. CRAVEN, Dept
Exw YoxE ..cy 80 1855
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nRuo sroRp9 ron sAIH--0NB or THE OLDEST
~ prescription IN prookyn several large and
snail businesses IN Nsv lorh and country.
rTRlCKlANDk pf9sgsb Agency ~ Bruo<vay
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1T WASHINGTON HEIGHvs.--A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ VIII Les tao largo Rooms, with Board. at REASONABLE
rates. grounds barge and well shaded with atabtng; 10y
minutes FROM depot Or boat Apply as carAcs Gallery. Is
nroAipaaN.
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ysOR SAIE-oSE or THE BEST RETAIL STORE
IN Tho city reliable party part Of tho purchase
remain. Address 18th real name. JaTnes G. White. st
ton H.
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T%0uNTEY BoAED.--FOoasS TO LET. FURNISHED
~ with without Dosrl, Fort Lee Hill; boats foot o.
Spring and Christopher streets.
J. CAMPBELL, Fort Lee. n. y,
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JroR sAI.E-A GOOD CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED,
shoe Fitting Establishment, or 70 Let Inquire at
u NNseY Atree.
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Cou NTnY REAL EsTATN FOR SALE

A LLWAETING FARMs.---LANDS.--T0 ALI, WANTING,
"A TarrIs'asse md thriving seteraent Of ylncland;
mild climates 90 miles south Of Philadelphia by raoGd
rich soil producing Large crops 2, tracts a s25
payable within four gears good bu1ness opening;
good society, hundreds sctng aud making improve
meu,l Apply To CHARLES *. Lands, Possrloser.
ynaand. Lands township, NJ j. Letters Gnswsrcd. Pa
pes, containing fui information viii be
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fTOR sALE--rHE TUG BOAT WATCH: LENGTH 50
feet breadth N feet; engine and boiler in good order
For apply captain beard thcf foot Of West
Tenth street, North river.