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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
II NEWS.

N. E. Gels,on, indicted for forgery By
the Grand Jury Of Sacramento last win
ter, and who escaped from Jail on the
Gath of February last, has been arrested
in Austin, Nevada. Interesting pardcu-
lars Of his covering track lodges are given
in u special dispatches.
The report Of the death Of Gen. Scott
is confirmed.
The Panama steamer, Golden Age, ar
rived at San Francisco this morning.
A common occurrence for San Francisco
is reported in our dispatches, specially
concerning one J. V. Gray.
Greenbacks are "a to rs cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

TREASURE DRrFr.-The amount Of
treasure shipped from New York to Eu-
rope in the ten days preceding May goth,
exceeded $4,000, 900. This expectation
of specie caused a rise Of the premium on
gold; but at latest advices the excessive
demand for bullion for Europe had greatly
subsidized, and the premium was tending
downward. The Government held over
sixty millions Of gold on the 8rs, day Of
May. fifteen millions Of which has been
discussed for coupons on the public debt.
and large mounts in addition have prob
ably been thrown upon the market, by
exchanging it for Government paper. At
San Francisco Greenbacks are selling at
sevensy-6vs cents, but will doubtless soon
be up again to eighty cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
Greenbacks 74@75c.


PIxLEY ON THE RANPAeE.-Frank Pix
ley, whose great effort in defence Of the
Hogg gang of pirates rendered him ia
nous, further distinguished himself to-
day by a speech in the Police Cont on
the Chinese question, which as o master
piece of good taste and forensic %eloquence,
deserves to be handed down to posserity
side by side with those Of the immortal
Webster. He declared that he had made
all reasonable propositions to the police
authorities in behalf of the prosecuted
fair ones Of Celestial origin inhabiting the
classic precincts Of the Barbary Coast,
and all in vain. He had appealed to
Mayor Coon for q stay of proceedings,
and had been laughed at for his pains; he
had been met with Presbyterianism on
one hand, and bigotry on the other. Pa.
tience had ceased to be a virtue, and
henceforth "war to the knife, and the
knife to the hilt," was his style. Throw
ing into the work the whole energies Of
bis young and ardent soul, he would fight
it out on the line of legal rights and jury
in every instance, If it took all summer,
which he rather thought it would. Frank
wal not afraid Of the cholera, smallpox,
or M other disease or epidemic, and he
did not believe in trampling or the rights
Of citizens in this manner. II is to be re.
GREETED that he did not give his opinion in
the operation Of the Civil Rights Bill in
in such cases, but it cannot be helped; he
covered all other imaginable issues Of the
day in his address. The upshot Of the
matter 10, that all Chinese prostitutes ar
rested hereafter are to be defended by him,
and a jury trial demanded in each case.
About one case a day can be tried on this
platform, and it will doubtless take all
summer, or longer, to get through with
the work mapped outs. F. Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

A "RApIcAL" speech by a Congress
man named Ingersoll has been extensively
copied and much Landed BY Radical jour-
mails. What followed the delivery Of his
two hours talk, is not, however, stated in
the papers referredt to. We give the after
clap: ,
Mr.. Eldridge sent to the Clerks desk
and had read an article from the WeeSty
National Democrat, Union paper stating
that at the irst battle Of Bull, Kun, MI.
Ingersoll ventured as far as Fairfax Court.
House, and there made the acquaintance
with some of his Secesh friends, and that
on hi. return to Peoria, he declared. IN
substance, that the people Of Virginia
were the noblest Of Gods creation, and
that the Government might as well at
tempt to pluck the stars from the heavens
as TO attempt I crush the South; also,
that about three weeks before the last
nomination Of Mr.. Lovejoy to Congress,
Mr.. 1ngersoll said that Mr.. Lovejoy's de-
feat by a Conservative man, meaning
himself, wal worth $4,000 men to the
cause Of the Union,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

REPORTED DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED
MgN.-The Gold Hill News of May 2sth
received a telegram on that evening stat.
ing that Lewis Cass died that morning at
Ii o'clock, at Detroit, Michigan, his place
of residence. The Virginia Enterprise Of
Me- 30th states that it learned by a dis
patch which had not been made public
that General Scott died in New York at
IL o'clock A. N. on the previous day. We
have not received any advices corrobora-
ting this intelligence, and await further
information before placing implicit reliance
in it. Lewis Cass was born at Exeter,
On. H. October 9. 1882, being SO years
Of z last Fall. General Scott was born
June Is. 1855. and was nearly 81 years Of
age at the time Of his reported DEATH
Sac. linton.
As we innocently Stayed "old Cass,"
the Enterprise, to keep up to the fashion,
Stayed "old Scott" Both Of these beloved
functionarie, are "dead as a door nail"
50 far as these two papers are concerned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA,
Marnh 18th. 1885.


DEAR Sir: I deem it my duty to de-
nounce the course Of Sumner and Stevens.
II one man remains loyal. he 10 the State.
I stand BY the Presidents veto of the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill. Let the States
give the freedmen all civil rights, and BY
degrees extend 70 them the right OF suf-
frage. Or else let an amendment OF the
Constitution make n rule Of suffrage for
all the States. This attempt Of Congress
to interfere with the rishts Of the States
after the wsr.power ceases, is an usurpa.
ton of power unknown to the Constitu-
ton, and subversiye Of the whole theory
of republicanism, as based upon the old
Constitution Of the United States.
Your obedient servant,
I'd HeG G. NJ. CLAY.
GEo. D. Prentice. Esq, Louisville. Ky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

BACK AoAlS.-The celebrated Donald
Mcdonald, lately arrested and brought to
California as Wells, the murderer, has re-
turned to Idaho and resumed his old &C.
cupa,ion as a miner. Some Of his old
friends at Cen,erville gave him a reception
on his return, firing a few anvils and get
ting generally jolly. Mcdonald has GER
,ainly won all the congratulations which
ha re~e;ved-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

Property AT MEADOW LAxE.-In an
eiectment case, from Meadow Lake, tried
in the County Court yesterday, it was
proven incidentally, that a town lot,
which was worth little or nothing last
Fall, would readily sell now for fifteen
hundred dollars. The only improvement
made on the lot is a small wooden shanty,
which probably cost one or two hundred
dollars, and which is Of no valuation except
for the lumber.-Nerada Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

A HEAVY ScRAroH.-An East India
paper reports tina, the other day a sad ac-
eidsnt happened near Shoolsy. As an
elephant was rubbing itself against a wall.
1t fairly pushed it down, causing the
death OF two men out Of three who were
s!esP!ng on the othsy side Of Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

AslzoSA.-The post Of San Diego is to
be broken up Immediately. and the arsil-
lery company stationed there is ordered to
Fort Yuma. Orders are given to the COM
mauder at For. Yuma I furnish escorts
to trains when required, and to establish
posts at or near Williams Fork and La
Paz for the protection Of miners and set
tiers /; also a guard for the protection Of
the Indians in the Reservation on the Colo
yado riyer-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
sACRAMENTO DISPATCH.
l~srrctAt DsPArcu TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY Srv
Arrest OF GeIoton, the Forger.

Attest Oh OotetOu, tuo ESEAos
SACRAMENTO, June an. E. Gelston,
against whom the Grand Jury last fall
found sixteen true bills of indictment for
forgery, and who made his escape from
the county jail on the evening of the 24th
of February. was arrested on Thursday
last, at Austin, Nevada.
It will be remembered that some FIVE or
six weeks after Gelston's escape, q report
was put in circulation that he had been
seen at Panama. Still later letters were
circulated by his friends, which purported
to have been written by Gelston, coming
from Mexico, representing that he was in
the Mexican army, and containing humor-
Gus messages to Sheriff McClatchey, from
whom he had escaped. It now turns out
that these reports were but the facetious
productions of some of Gelston's friends,
and it is currently reported that he re-
manned in or near the city s or 9 weeks
after his escape. he took his departure for
Nevada SOME time in the month Of May.
We have not yet learned under what cir
cumstances he was arrested. He is held
by Judge Beatty to await the arrival Of O
requisision from California.
Steamer Arrival.
SAN Francisco, June I'd, 1880 P. NJ
The steamer Golden Age arrived from
Panama this morning with mails and pas
sengers.
News OF General scoti's Death Con.
drmcd.
Dispatches received from the East THU
morning confirms the death Of Lieutenan'
General Winfield Scott. He died at Yves
Point on the morning Of May Goth, a
Ave minutes past eleven o'clock.
Congress Hall, at Saratoga, was burned
on the morning Of May Goth. Total LOST
about two hundred thousand dollars.
Arrest for Attempted Rape.
J. W. Craig was arrested this morning
charged with attempting to violate thu
person of q child nine years old.
Currency.
Greenbacks 74@76c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

RycoyEREp.--Rev. Father Curley, who
delivered an eloquent Fenian speech in
Union Hall, San Francisco, last Summer,
when on his way to Europe, to aid the
Fenian cause, was soundly abused BY the
Erish American in New York, for his Fe-
MAN sentiments. He brought suit for
defamation Of character. and recovered q
large sum as damage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

FROM MEADOW LAKE.-Two OF three
gentlemen arrived in town yesterday from
Meadow Lake, having left there at one
o'clock the day before. At that time it
was showing quite hard, and there was
from four to Ave feet Of now on the level.
Business is dull, and nothing can be done
at present in the way of mining.-Neuada
Gazette, #. .".#
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

He is truly a stump speaker who, when
talking, exhibits q mouthful Of stumps.
II you would keep your dental fixtures In
perfect talking order. use the fragrant So.
iodont daily; the recipe 10 simple but
sure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
Aueunon, Liberty Ho.e. Ne. 4.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
Meeting Of the Company held on 6-
SATURDAY EVENING, juno %.
at 6 p. u, at the Hall Of tho Company, ~....
for the purpeIp Of trying the hose. ApromP'
attendance h desired. By order:
HgTgaE. A. GAMBLE, Foreman
@. ", HuApHkIYs, Secretary.
Geld Htl,Juls Ut, lee6. |HA"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

The MEXICAN DEBT.-The new debt
imposed upon Mexico by Macmillan was
$50, 900. 900, Of which It is said he got
but SO, 900, 900, the remainder being swal-
lowed up by commissions to bankers, pay
ing French demands, the discount at
which it was sold, and other similar ex-
penses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

SUPPORT OF THE PrREsIDzxr.-The
Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, Of Kentucky, the
United States Minister to Russia, who is
well known as one Of the original aboli-
tionists. has written q letter to the editor
of the Louisville Journal in which he de-
clare, his intention to support the Presi-
dent. The letter has jTss reached us from
the West. and is as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

EDWIN BoorH.-The applause which
greeted Edwin Booth in Philadelphia
lasted precisely two minutes BY a watch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
SALOON.
REMOVAL

.TosRPH LAFLOWER WOULD
respectfully inform bis friends and customers
that he has removed tho Greyhound Saloon into
the
GOLD HILL L,
Nearly opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office,
where he viii DO pleased 10 see his old friends.
LODGING9,-Excellsht lodgings can DO
obtained at tho Greyhound Saloon.
JOSEPH LAFLOWER.
Gala Hi lima Q 1884 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

SAcRANENro.-The Supervisors OF Sac
ramento have reelected nearly all the old
city officers, for the ensuing year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

HERTAIN PARTIES HAVING cIRcULA.
~ ted through the town. that I intend v
withdraw my name FROM tho list Of candidates
for the Office Of Town Marshal, Of Gold Hill, at
the coming election, I hereby eertifj that II 10
an unqualified falSehood, and that I will DO .
andldato until the last vote Is cast and counted.
jul q A. A. PUTNAM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02
A GARD

Donations Of money, or articles, can b sent to
Rev. W. II. LATHRoP, Gold Hill, through
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. my2l 2ptd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

Mr.. Doolittle-I will not interrupt the
Senator if he does not desire an Interrupt
ton /; but on that point I desire to state to
him that the convention Of Wisconsin last
fall unanimously declared in favor Of the
doctrines to which I have advertsd on this
occasion.
, 1866-02-12

There be nost ns certain to euru tevr.r cold
whesheE it be settled Il thc head beast the ungs
orbowets, ~ kadwaf'A Ready Rellef-cnty It Is zoo
chtep for &0u1e people. II EIVes In few minutes
Il dsroses Of tho pam directly. 1t PRODUCES petspira-
lion ant acting euefgttcalsy upon the atornscn the
h.adaer. the ska, rapidly throws on al the NOR
bid matter produced By the dcT1ngcent at the gys+
feHl. seATinR the recupeFauye power3 OF nature to
Ihef AnthoT1tys Aat restore the 4uereT per
feet health But thtu the remedy II cheap. when
you nnd that you have "cauEht cold a. 1t Is called
10 not put OF the use OF medicine unt the su1p.e
"cosdf has teceuerated into more serious disorder.
Attack the enemy At once before he has had tpc to
select biz round satrcnch himself and erecG fortcs
tons When Tou hare pain tu tho back and daY
hesdssae; Hhen yo9r bones ~ leei = 4 They hsd
alsssitnde o'ereoMes Jou as Il Iou did not wish to
E tneeze Or cough. and feel utterly unable 10 per
sande yourself 10 10 ia work Wnaa 10 sho7t you have
"baa cold lay out % cents for bottle OF sd~ay's
Ke.dy Relief aud Ii ds{ OF night on may become
well. II Jou are a4hauea OF being cured 10 cheap9
send for doctor. He cannot, II he be tklIfQl pFac
noner charge you less than nse dollars peslies the
price of his prescriptions. In week he r1ay re-
store yon to heaith- II you should happen. on the
contrary, to take one or two spoonus OF eady Relief
IN hall turupc7 Of swrtcneu water kptns ned you
would probably Elst up well man In The morning.
Tou would persplfe the cold entirely ont Of you II
1py raie two or three similar doses next day would
certainly accomplish the pcrposc- R2dA ay's Ready
Relief 4 the heat thing H. the world TO cure cold.
neFef fAus. It has, VIC all know, but one fau1t as
femedS--it Is too chea1- ao!n by pyn2sists.
Ine Trade supplied by LORD SsllIil. Wholesale
Druggists, Chicago. fe1gh3i3 It s&-NAW
, 1866-02-12


Ii the only Physician as Specialist uow in the city
that caa be entirely 1eltsd upon. Go TO and not
suffer Disease to 1emain In your sys.en, dIsn2urlng
yonr sce and body besides destroying your happiness
and tutuze prospects, In llfo He has made personal
disease aud nervous debuty bis study for the lsss
twenty years. aud IL therefore The person whom all
afflicted should consult. No cver heard Of pa-
tent Of his not bet7g cured since he been Ia the
city, His reputation has vouchers in ali the city pa
pe1s his patients and the both here
and nhsoad. Is being the ost skilled Specialist Iae.e.
aud thorough master Of his profession. If all others
Oil, don't despair: give him car. It only com.
mon occurrence with him to cure such casea. HIS
rooms are separate for lades and gentlemen and the
most complete IN the city, Consultations free aud
conndentlA.
Or1ce No, 179 South Clark street, corner Of Monroe,
Chicago. ii. otnce hou1s from q. m. to SPIN.
Send for his "&uIde 10 Health" !" published monthly.
ftee Of charge.
YpUS0 NxN, TAKE PARTICULAR NoT1CE.-Doctor
Eizelow dsyotes much Of his sue to the Treatment Of
ttose Cases caused by sect habit which ruins both
body and tind, unnttn: the unfortunate individual
for either business society. Tho sad effect OF these
early hsba the excess Of ilper years. Is to weaken
ard dehiittate tho constitution. destroy the physIcal
snd mental powers diminish and entethse the natural
feelings. aud exhaust ths vital energies or manhood
the pleasures Of life ,narred the object Of marriage
frustrated and e1tsteaee Itself rendered terri Of
uneeasine misery md regret. Such persons especially
those contemplating MARRIAGE shon1d lose no tins In
making immediate application, a. Dr. B., By hts new
treatment Is enabled 10 ensure speedy and perrna-
nent cure.
TD61ce 1z9 South Ctsfk-st cnrnnr of Monrop
, 1866-02-12
A n ORDINANCE concerning

A n ORDINANCE concerning
a the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Raltrosd
en 6rdasnea by sA< Common cosaei, e5 sae City O
giTsa e ls chlesse Ba;iSs auiacS ktiresa aiies
Compan5 Anaits successors lay down malat an and
e. tuInouts and side rrcxs nteesssr 10 ecrofuodate
tue oTpers md occupants Or property along tbs same.
III rirht oi EaJ oi he Joliet i Cnleaeo Kalsosd
4 t9e .ld sas: 9roridtd SID T.sE sssii
practicable 70 The outer line Of fhe aidewaIk Tae
31s @ Il 5Ss Sss;a faSl!s %sTf as sa
~ re- t1es ne sFy ha nays re
cause the tlsck Twenty 70 b removed
n eaa 81 " Il &c 1o IT,
be len standing SAD mA!n raeE On Twent7 srcnnd
peasy az e. one g. dssd2s aea or 0a
stc. r Said track, s4de trucks. Switches and turn
sosd whose CAS- cone Ito a i. e,y upon
tast sais ana equitable ts1n, . b aeed upoa
asiesmnea 81 arbitration. se - osssesnneD' 10 oe
sx It, IT. e.,as2sq liz &c s
ss 44a M sps
said .i.ees ~ 9re used and oscupied h safa Comps
tTe e. saeh Il sas o o
st1sst Ppsi9sd g that 4 he trssk %
said ssest tha thea sosi ises shaii s. 3
proved on side of said s;reet. And
hss esy sna aaa
readily pa along Ct ever sss asme x1.so9i tnin1y
fnrscr eepdon thst .ad Tsiisar sanpaay shal' Keep
and saIe the Gig harmless fFon aildamase costs,
peDse. snd suits arising out Of the occupation
Of sad streets by said CompaLy g sncccssoss assigns
sF1 This permission Is granted, subject to al gem
sss n nst h7 be
&.
, 1866-02-12

A Point On which all sbys1cla rs
4 wrAA

Out Of ten Thousand regular ph5nciaAs Jor cannot
md on xbo III not tay thai srtaGI4NIs apa ~ q.
FIEoBASTs are absolutely nefesl4ty In medical pt4c.
!tce. And yet In o5gone JeAfs humane practitioners
bare hesit.1ed 70 administer them because kne nso.
ssh ingenuity Of w1e'ehes Who make merchandise ot
hrmnn tnnImttles had 80 polluted sad dctat1ofated
them thht the remedy WI deemed - ~ re
dsease- This pesplex1tv u happily dore Awsy With
thxstcians Know. because tho nas chemists
Of he sge bare aenoos.IAted the fact Inst HOSTEL
:outelJ md entirely ea nom al pernlcioas e1e9,eo
Hence they have BEEN introduces Into Ihe gnised
States army, md are accepted. ehereon tho testimony
Of the wise the Intelligent and tho philantfupc u
rated II i Juet value, ~ The best protective aans
ar Or other unhealthy climate lnduences Inst has
ever been tested b. experiences. In cases OF pYspep-
va and Liver Complaint we stats without quAa1ca
uon or reservation. that the Eistess are 1essly L.
iAinbt - anSthi1g prepared BY human skul can be-
(fl2h!&aQ at.x TA1
, 1866-02-12

DIR. Foote'S Advertisements.
OLD ETEs MADE NEW, without specs.ctes, Doc
tor or AedfcMe. Pamphlet mailed bee. Address E.
3. F0OIE. n. D., 111Q Broadway, EtE York.
, 1866-02-12

~ or1Ex or 1n1 BoARn Or Pust1c woaksl
-. CHICAGO. eh1 uaFy sth, Et6,
Public notice IL hrreoy 1yen 70 ali persons Interest
3D. that the untet1ieued Comu!ssioneTs Of TIC Roas
peted The Aaafsxn1eut Boil tnf sbe erection OF limp
posts On Hubbard street. betEtca Wood and Lincoln
streets the aase6tmtut roll for the erection OF lamp
posts Oh west TweIst ii atEest besween Morgan aFeet
and the east line Of Brown street and the
nt CrYper OF The aley neIs north Of Twelfth street.
md such assessment ts hare been tled IN the office
OF the City Clerk.
The undersigned will apply To the Common Council
9f sao city, a rs ne1f regular mssttDs 70 oe held 1n
O'Clock >. m, fol condsaiioo Of such ent,
q wh!ch time I'll PARTIES tntertated VIII hare ths
ssseaanent ust die thei objections 70 The Sans. In
writing, IN c pct Of the CRY Cetk, Ut least one day
- J. q. ElEDELE,
FREn. LErZ.
.,. Oh. ROSE.
Commissioners Of the Goara ofPublis Works.
, 1866-02-12

IL o1J1cx o. 1HE BoARn o7 rUn1Ic WoxHal
Chicago, Feb. .1th, tsat.
HFrhl1c notice u hereby given % h ptso9a Interest
g, lbss ne undesir ned Conms.,oness ftas Roa:u
pleted tho AMessn,ent Roll FOR the nlI!n9 crattux
nd p4atE ef auey running nom fashSens1 70
street ana gueh Assessment Roll has been a.et tn thu
pHce Of the City CLERK.
at sid ely ii lis next regular neenx 70 be held
the ni1etssnth daT Of Feof1ary is as cn M aoat o.
ment Ut which tune iii parties Interested Htll hAEe
the :o b. hes,d ~ Ss nselaE 2 ss
same In writing IN the otfce Of Tho City CIEk+ 1t
1eaat oue day pfiaE to &uch meeting OF the Common
j. G. GTEDKLE7
FRED. tiTZ,
o. J. ROSE,
CommiAstoness Of the Boasd Of Public Works.
aa1th
, 1866-02-12

Merchants visiting NeE York n1e respectfully Ia.
yitcd 10 call a1d examine our Stock Of Watches,
Chains and 'cweiry, gotten nr expressly for specnlA
tive purposes, lines Of compos!uoR, sLver. gilt.
viii be found ID be below snythng in tho Trade. Our
price IL. Is now ready fpr 1s6 WIN be sent By mali On
York. Established In 1si3- E:H3p
, 1866-02-12
HOSIErIER'S BlTTERS

very dlaertus tom this The preparation deyeloos
sppetss, and ipvgofatea md eaergzes tia digestive
powers 1t the sauac time. Henco, when Indifference
to tho OF tho table, absolute dtszust e
focd Is combined with eattsc Weakness or 1uy other
form Of dyEpepsla this azseachinx restorative r.
moves the entirt dimcalsy. II Il not toulc that
does It's work by halves.
, 1866-02-12


Tbs receipts for The week shoE falling on Of fh:ly
one-hat white Tie quality Of sl.e arrivals has aiso
suffered,
Its almost universally adlsted that the great rush
is ore md the packing teasou virtually ended. Most
OF the ho1scs 2fe caostnE their buxnese rapidly
as possible In expectation Of failure Of tho supply.
The Hof1 most II request have buea cholce heavy
1ne.s pork Hogs, which kers haye bought freely.
kacon Hogs have been IL fatf request. aad have COM
1nanded good prices.
Eg hare tAken she bulk Of the stock though
slippers hase been doing limited but1nesa-
1htces ruled steady during the foepsrt of the week.
advanced slightly near the Close bnA became casieT
alter. closing I'm. n ABOUT TIC lasa
week.
c1o*1So o. TIE NAEKu.
To day, saturday, trade has been Quies and prices
hardly good II IN she rsecedlnx day. Psckers we're
fnJns sp~ringly. and though 4 few shippers were IN
7hr market their operations limited 1he highest
sale during the week sl1oo PET 100 ,. for Hogs
averaging u hk
Tic msrkei closing qulci ut the following range:
4ftUsf s2Eb.. HA1 9.s3
III HOE ....s.s......s. ..--.... &INk 10