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Hair-changesi 1t from gray TO its original color
in three weelIs-prevents the hair from fall
tng-tS the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-will surely remove
dandruffand cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
viii not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say it Is
perfect
ReStOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStaGhi0 Nut OH. Sold by all Druggists.
ORR1N SKINNER & CO, Sole Pr0prietors,
Springfield Mass
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Just ,ghnt non need Lndies.

These Pills act as mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
choly, &c; restoring nature to its proper
channels. Under certai in circumstances they
mail to any address 81 TO- Sold by
LAUGHLIES d BUSHFIELD
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CoIgate,s AromntIc vere,nh1e sonn-

COIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
"A superior Toilet Soap. prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
EahOL-l LII L..
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MONDAY MORNING, July is.
We surrender large amount of our

WE surrender large amount of our
space this morning TO extracts from II
"sketch ofthe erection and formation of
the State of West Virginia, by ]. Mar
shall Hagans, Esq, to which we refer
red day or two since. We ask our
readers to give the article an attentive
perusal, feeling confident they will be
amply repaid for the labor. We shall
continue these extracts in to-morrow's
issue; in the meantime we beg our
readers indulgence for these long ar
ticles this intensely hot weather.
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ATTENTION BALD HEADS.
ATTENTION! GREY HEADS
TIE QUEEN! TIE OUEENI

MRS. wINsLOW'S Queen of Hair Re-
storers is Queen. not only in name hut in
virtues. It will make the hair grow, and re-
store 1t TO Its natural color. It Is really the
best Hair Restorer in the market. 1t will free
the head from dandruT, and produce a new
growth of hair when 1t has fallen Off IL faith
fully applied. Try thequeen. 1t is delight
fnl hair-dreSsing. Recollect the name, Mrs
Minslow's Queen of Hair Restorers. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND Book
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W.
Va. mos
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAC

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, nm Es-
say of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also. Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
apr23-3md&W
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Life!
npnnGV

- AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria.
coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
Hhe9mattsm, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face
Iheanhche, Toothace, Bruises, SprainS, ChIlb-
ialhS, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Sh9iera IN single day. Sold by all druggists
win tull directions for use
ORRIN SKINNER q CO. ProDrIetor,,
Springfield, Mass. DENIAS BARNES q Co
Agents for Boston, 49, mad II -
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Sew advertisements.
Chanber of Commences

AT THE REGULAR SESSION of THE
N Chamber on Saturday last. 1t was moved
aud resolved that on and after Monday, July
18th, the regular daily meetings shall be held
Mt p. M, and the dispatches read precisely
at go p. m.
iviB-lt T. CREASEY. Sec'v-
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WTANTED-AT THE WEST VIRGINIA
w Hospital for the Insane at Weston,
West Virginia, any number of Stone Cutters
and Stone MaSOns. Steady work and liberal
wages will he given TO competent wOrkmen,
and none Others need apply. jyl6St
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could the same talent and position
be ro-instated, we would witness
n wide spread revolution in many of
our counties. These mon would "run"
thecourts, to use a common but very
expressive phrase. And, too, they
would, once re-instated, run" society,
and through clients and through the
hastings they would, in self defence,
rekindle to the uttcrmost the embers of
the rebellion. They have antecedents
to make respectable, and tn ose antece-
dents can only be made respectable
through power. Out of power they
will stand as warning-as examples
to be forever avoided-as premium to
patriotism-as vindication of the es-
sential difference between treason and
loyalty. The people of West Virginia
have deliberately sanctioned this policy
of keeping out of power those who
mlsled and forsook them. More than
that, they have said that even the in
tiuence of vote shall not be exercised
by such persons. Those who come af-
ter US, as well as the present generation,
shall be protected, and society shall
not be demoralized for the want of a
public judgment as to whether treason
can attempt the life of the State, and
having failed, regain its prestige.
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butchers lightning FIy-KHler
Makes quick work with flies, and If COM
menced early, keeps the house clear all sum
mer.
Look out for limitations. !Get butchers
only. ju26-d&wlm
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Try one Dor and be Cared.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De ValIett's
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy of Medicine.
They never fail in ChloroSis AmenOrhea
MenorhagIa, &c.
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Atw advertisements.
List of Letters

PEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
II Once at Wheeling, state Of West Vir-
ginia, on the 18th day OF July, 1856.
To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters give the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they Will
be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
ONCE hours on Sunday from to lO1I u. nj.
LADIES' LIST.
Bollinger Annie Miller Nancy
Bcamer miss NJ Merchant mrs Lee
CuSick Mary A McCurdy Mary
Cooper ReOecca Mccartney mrs NJ
Curne Mary a Riley Jane
Clarke Charity ROhan Matte
Carr Lizzie Robertson Elizabeth
Cline Urania Robinson Ellen
Davis Mollle A Robinson Maria
Elkinton Lizzie G Ramsay Laura
HarSnier Mary Sheay Ellen
Higgins Mary ShingIeton Elizabeth
Harden miss White Virginia +
Jones Jane Williamson Eliza
Jackson Ann Wins Ann
Kelly Ellen Mrs viii BJEFXT
GENTLEMENS' LIST.
AtchiSon Robert Murrin Thomas
Alexander James March Ralph
Adams s Marshall James
Berdine Geo F Mack John
Boyd Geo Myers mr. Gireman)
Brown f q Co Moran Frank
Brown N Matthews Charles L
Covel WilliamL Mallory Andrew
COnklin S A Maxwell John D
COmStock A n Miller WINS
Dopren ChasH McNickle MilesJ
Dodd Cephas OConnor John
Drake Dennis r Phillips G w
Degant Joseph Ross John
Douglas NJ + ROSsell Rev
Eggan John RouclS Phillip
EIlet John Ray JOSS
Finn William2 StiCkad Adam
Ford James ShultZ Augustus 2
Ford John " ShrOdeS John S
Fitzlmmons Charley st. Myers John
French Vim (hoS stw'dThompSon Geo
Grimes Joseph TurtOn James
Greer F2 Tweedy John A
Hughes Samuel Trimm Charles
Howard DIR J E Watt VIC
HOlderneSS John Work John
Higgs Cyrus Steele & Forsyth
Kent OG JApplegate 4 Son
Kent + E Bowman & Sinckler
Lester G WIN To the Sup't Cotton
Leary John Mill
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Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE N. w.
a., va. Agricultural Society are hereby noti-
10 the stock OF said society is now due They,
are required to pay 1t at once TO John BishoD.
ddeasnter, AT mis- Office. No % Monroe street,
jyl4-3t a. RA ian soo,-
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The Knabe Piano

Iswell enough known throughout the United
States to stand upon its merits, and 1t Is NOT
necessary to PEBBLE them through the
country or send agents from door to door to
sing their praise.
The proper way for purchasers to supply
themselves is to apply to responsible agent,
where they know that what they buy Is Just
as represented.
Another method of pushing bad work upon
the public is to sell through Music Teachers
allowing them large commissions for recon-
mending their Instruments. This mode OF
doing business OF course increases the price, as
the commission must necessarily come from
the purchaser.
In purchasing from the agent OF first-class
manufacturer, an instrument can be had at
the factory price-notwithstanding the repre-
sensations OF outside makers that the dealers
commission" increases the price fthe instru-
ment.
Persons in want of firSt-olass Pianos cannot
expect to buy them at second or third class
prices.
The public are invited to examine tho
stock of
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Notice.

HAVING SOLD THE STEAMER "NEW
IL STATE" on the 5th inst, / desire All
persons who have bills against her prioI
70 that date to present them Immediately fol
jyl4-3t HENRY X. LIST.
Register cODy,1
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III T. IL - lhIAL'
Price N cantS ood 81 no.. I>ottIo

DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLISS& BUSH
FIELD; Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
glsts, also by 7. H. Logan & Co., and Logan,
List d Co. my2S-Smd&w
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JUST WHAT you WANT LADIES.
The great French Remedy NJ. DE VAL
LET'S
Female Periodical Pill.
The only and safe Remedy for Diseases pe-
culiar only to Ladies.
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Turner's Festival.

A T THE LAST CONGRESS HELD AT
a Allegheny city, on the 9Th inst Wheel
ing was designated as the place, and Septem-
Der 18th, 5th & 9Th as the time, when the next
Annual Festival of the Turner's Association
for the Western District, shall be held. To
assist In detraylng the heavy expenses OF this
Festival, the Finance Committee will call up
on the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity 10
contribute for that purpose at an early day,
and hope they will meet with hearty recep-
ton, as the Association are determined 10
make 1t one OF the most brilliant affairs ever
held in the city.
By order OF the Finance Committee:
q. W. FRAEZHEIM,
PHILLIP SCHUHLE,
AUGUST ROLF,
FRANK WALTER
JOHN WEBS,
JOSEPH SCHUYLER,
ANTON. REYMAN,
CHRIST. LOBMULLER,
FRED. LOBENSTEIN
JOACHIM BEUTER,
HERMANN RENNER
F. j. ROTHACKER, Secretary of Finance
Committee. jyl4-IW
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DIR. LAROOKAH'S
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Svrur

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, WHOOPING
~ COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATAKRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE S DE, NIGHT
SwEATS, HOARSESESS. to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUME
TIoN; In Its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority
clergymen OF every denomination, authors
editors, professors in our various colleges and
by many of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, 1t is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many OF the cough preparations OF which
opium and ipecac are the base.
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M G SI41EA!L WELLS, NEAR PARKERS
mo rooe,1ti3, w. Na;-The undersigned haV-
edCe d ih and extensive establishment. and
for Sot Iet S2 complete Bathing Apparatus.
of [1 saloon Ten Pin Alley, and other places
announcinS ~ an amusement, takes pleasure in
ths patronage thanks are returned. and to
fnr e pubic generally, that it will be reo5eTaT
!oE Lhe reception of visitors, on jTTSE leu
seeSing II e, T1a afford inducements to guests
to those of any previous seas6 Sy
Terms a rs S OF R catering place in the county.
week, varying according to location ~ S per
cTStdS,tS. from SD so to 1850 For transieI1t
NIssC = ns. per day, g so.
tvEee, ti aS71hCS LINE will run repularlv ba-
STo,., ins Wells and ParkeBburR AS fnIIoITC.
a,iS,, mug LtHe-Leaving the Wells nj ", b.
hnats at Parkersburg In time for tba q: m
keTsbur1S ~ SIFa M Returning, leaving Par
Wellsat 8 a. m n u H. and arriving at the
m Rs atn4gn L!tne;-Leaving the Wells Mt az ~
ins-s,I5 Leaving ParkersburT al az e p p
21o-oM9 A. w. GORDON. PISn an IA y L'Ll
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s9rustraI gustrnmtuts.

IUHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
Endbe Piano has induced makers of in
ferior instruments to represent TO their custo-
merS that the Pianos they sell are precisely
the same as the Rndbe, made by worEmen
formerly employed by them, &c, &C.
This Is an old dodge, and one that Is only
practiced by manufacturers, who cannot sell
their Instruments to the trade and conse-
Quently are compelled to force them on the
market at any price.
This mode OF doing business should be
enough to convince purchasers at once OF the
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNABE. The
mere fact OF small makers taking them as
the STANDARD, and working upon their
reputation should be all the evidence neces-
ii is a well known fact that all fist class
Piano manufacturers have their established
them.
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GheGntdliqtneer.

A. W. CAMPBELL. L. \. HAGANS.
JOHN FREw. q. d. HALL.
CAMP BELL, FREW & CO.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRS.
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To Stone Cutters & Masons,

lYl6.St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-30

First Cabin $50 Eecond Cabin. el0Q
including Wine.
Tie steamers Of this line do carry
Passengers intending 10 land vi Best viii be furnished
here with railroad coupon tlokets and their baggage
checked to Paris a. additional charge Of o. Tor ar
a. for sscoud c;asE.
Medical attendance fr~s or charge
FOR farther Information. spcly 10
0k0. MACKENZIE, Agent. 81 broadway.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFtO NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPaNy's
THROUGH LINK
To CALIFORNIA.

IyOE CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
" rhs pscinc Maj s'ss.shp Cousra any. sissmss NEW
YORK wui sell MONDAY. DEchMBEk 81. ~ ~
O'Clock, noon
Frsiaas received - uxu.L
rates &C. fnsaiIe 81 Freight or "a On Ccmps Pier
" bcrh river. foot % Canal street: -
Sole Freight Agents r. u. =. Co.
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A rLAxTfu NAH. STEAMSHIP coMPtSv.
~ FoE ST. THOMAS AND nEANll-.
Regular UNITED STATES NAL. STEAMERS. set.
ting a. the "a ~ every month";
NoRfIl AMERICA, Captain I. y Timsosfmss. Jsna-yy y
SOUTH AMERICA Captain r. l.. Tipkepsugh. tebsurfy ".
GUIDING sTAR: Captain Geo. ?. siocnn,, nsrcs y.
1hsse elegant easders sail with Regularity and call 81 81
Thoms ihrs Pernsmbuco. Bahia aud fu Janeiro gong
spd se.arnins For eugasemeo Of fes % vsssase sppv
"a oARRfSON 4 ALLEN, Agents.
No. 10 wing Green New Yors
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

The BRITISH PosT-oPPIcE.-The late
report Of the British Postmaster General
shows that the nett revenue Of the postal
system in Great Britain and Ireland is
rapidly increasing. The nett revenue
that is the income over all expenditure
is now about $7,50o.ooo annually, which
10 equal to that much money raised BY
taxation, and it is growing at the rate Of
about $l,600. 900 annually. So much
money is thus raisedfor national purposes
in the British Post.ofices, that the Lon
don Times confidently anticipates the
time when the Post.ofice will supplant
the income tax as a means of raising reve-
nue.. The report states that all parts Of
the postal expenditure have been augment
ed, yet Notwithstanding this increase, the
receipts have swollen in greater proper
ton. In 1866, the expenditures were 81
per cent. Of the receipts, whilst in 1866
they were but Sc per cent. The project is
seriously discussed in England of reducing
the single postage rate now one penny
to one half penny. for even with this re-
duction. it is thought, the Department
will be self.sustaining.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

BoRAx IN CALIPoRNIA.-The borax Of
commerce has heretofore been chiefly
manufactured from boraric acid. obtained
in Tuscany. Borax has also been found
in limited quantities in Tibet and China.
A very abundent deposit Of native borax
has been discovered at Clear Lake, in CAL
~ifornia, and it is Of remarkable purity.
As taken crude from the earth it 10 said to
be superior to the best refined English
bofax. Clear Lake Is about W miles in
circumference, and being surrounded by
high hills, it serves as a reservoir for the
water that falls in the rainy season. In
summer the water is very low, and Jumps
Of chrys,alized borax are taken out OF the
mud, and even the mud itself, to the depth
Of several feet, is found to contain q large
per centnge Of borax. An artesian well
ha. been bored to the depth Of sixty feet
in the bed Of the lake, and q slight trace Of
borax was found even at that depth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

EMANCIPATION IN CuBA.-It is stated
that the Cuban planters have lately offered
to give certificates Of freedom to all their
negroes who would contract to labor fol
a term Of years, and that many Of the lat
ter have accepted the. condition. The
Cuban slaves, 1t seems, are at length to
have some share Of freedom, and the new
Captain General begins his administration
at an suspicious moment. We trust he
will make q careful and judicious use Of
his power, not onlyyto suppress the slave
trade, but also to alleviate the condition Of
the colored race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
UNITED srArEs A

Is A United States Senator from Nevada
to be elected this summer
The Virginia Union intimates that there
is an effort being made to call an extra
session Of the Nevada Legislature. so asto
spring a United States Senatorial election.
Under the wording Of the Constitution
this could be done. il an extra session was
called. without its being named in tho
converting Proclamation. We have not
the Statutes of '65 at hand, but think they
provide dates for election Of United States
Senators; and q repeal Of such law could
not be had except the Governor called
attention to it in his Proclamation or dur.
ing the extra session. 1t is claimed
that the Governor can, If he desires, open
the door for a United States Senatorial
election BY an extra converting through and
the mode described. II a majority Of
the members Of the Legislature, assembled
on an extra call, desired to go into an
election Of Senator, and. the Governor
would simply agree. (and so PERFORM to
mention, to "call attention to" the "Legis-
la,ive business that might be done by
way Of amending or repeating the act re-
ferred to, the thing could be "hxed."
Whether members Of the Legislature are
being "rolled'' on this subject or not, we
cannot say. 1t is not wholly improbable
that some such game has been started.
But it seems clear that if q Constitutional
injunction Of duty is binding, the I'd sen.
tence Of Sec. 81, Art. " Of the Constitu-
ton settles the question. Still, in So
there was such fear Of a sudden "spring-
ing of a United States Senatorial election,
that the lap alluded to was introduced
and passed. 1t was seriously proposed in
the Legislature of 1915 to elect Senator
Stewart twice; but we believe that wal
with the understanding that 2 Nevads
Senator'S term might be ruled as expiring
on March 4, 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
Deaths.

ALEXANDRIA, Sacramento, juno q, Esther
daughter Of Selah and Mary Alexander, aged
2yenrs, Q months and 10 days
PATTERS0N-At Hicksville, Sacramento Co.
June 22d, Robert Patterson, q native Of Ohio
aged 4s years [0hio and Iowa papers please
copy.l
HEYE-In San Francisco, June %, P. M. Sophia
youngest child Of Henry & Mary Jane p. Heye
aged 4 months and 10 days.
WAHLGREN-In San Francisco, June 2lst
Victor Wahlgren, aged IS years.
NGRAHAM-At sea, juno Goth, J. A. Ingra
ham. mate Of the u. 8. Flag Steamship Van
derbilt.
DENNIs-At Upper Kings river. June 18th
Hiram Dennis, aged Sc years.
STUBBE-In Chile Gulch, Calsveras County
June 18th, ChAs. Stubbe, aged 30 years
SELLECK-At West Point, New York, May
18th, Jas. W. Selleck, aged 30 years.
MERRITT-At Cottonwood, Siskiyou County
June 18th. Mrs Frank Merritt, In tho sd ysal
Of her age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

ENoLIsH JusrIos.-The course Of JUS
tice in the English Courts is often very
curious. We have before US two instances
illustrating the way in which punishments
are avoided in that country. In the arss
case a man was found guilty of man
slaughter for running over and killing an
old lady by furious driving, and the pun
i,hment inflicted was eight months i'm
prisonment. In the second case q woman
stole ayard Of ribbon valued at IL cents,
and was sen. into penal servituds for
seven wears. Comment l. Unnecessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
Marriages.

BARRER-ENGLISH-In San Francisco, Juns
sd, James +. Barker TO AlIcs J. English.
HILL-RICE-Nsar San Ramon. Contra Costa
County, June sd. John @. Hill to Nettie ].
Rice.
County, June 18th, Alex. Noble to Josephine
Preston.
KIMBALL-GARNETT-At Galena Hill, Yuba
County, juno 18th, Henry H. Klmball to Jen.
ME Garrett.
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Committee Meeting.

Alta MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE
n of Arrangements fov the Fourth Of July,
hold june 25th, James Root In tho chair:
On motion, W. Denise was appointed Secre-
tary.
AdkIson and J. O. CLARK wero appointed q Com.
mittee on Team, Car Of Slate and Decorations.
On motion, Mr.. Birdsall was appointed o Com
mIttco Of One TO raise the Flag on Mount David.
son and to Guperintend the Firing Of the Salutes.
On motion, Nj Demise was appointed a Com.
mittee on Carriages
On motion, Mr.. Wright Of the water works was
sprinEline Of tho streets on the Line Of March as
lad out BY the Grand Marshal. -
IN motion. Mr.. Butsch was appointed TO su'
narintend the Firing Of the salutes on Fort
Homestead.
On motion, Mr.. Hemenway wa aPPSlntsd .
~ the Fire Department TO arrange for the Fire
EurInes IL necessary to have teams.
On motion the meeting aSJo1rneo 70 can oi
Chairman JAMES HooA' W. ~
w. DENISE, Secretary. leSo.to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

A WHI.-A gentleman, recently re-
turned from Washington. told US, to-day,
that he used to be as.onished on receiving
the Sacramento Union to note in its East.
ern teIegraphic dispatches how it distorted
the facts Of Congressional Legislation.
or placed only ons side OF the
story before It's readers. BE says it
was evident to him that the man
ayers OF the telegraph and It's news
compilations were ain the interest" OF
Radicals. So the people pay three prices
for Eastern dispatches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26

THl LEGALITY OF MILITARY TRIALs.-
Mr.. Justice Nelson. Of the United States
Supreme Court, has discharged. on a writ
Of AabeGs corpus, James Egan, who was
convicted Of murder by a military court
held in South Carolina, and sentenced TO
imprisonment in the Albany Penitensiary
for life. The opinion states that the trial
Of civilians before military tribunals is
illegal, and that such offenses can only be
tried in the civil Courts.