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GUNNER Retreats.

ALL WANTING BOARD, Rooms OF Cottages
~ slI hsv- directions immediately. B-toT
Board Bo'ds ADDE'S, th stamp Board EIchsngs s B~sy
A GENTLEMAN wants good ROOM with BOARD
IN the Mountsnous Districts q vermont MAehUsets
New ora lefuf na b. uorafe Address immediately with
BAL PARTICULAR. II DsON, bon No il1 Tribune Once.
A GENTLEMAN wishing pleasant Home in the
n County children snd can Ind Il In pr
family Address Boa No ~ Upper Aqaebosue L. American
shidfeH prrisfrsd
BOARD may be obtained for the Summer for one
I'D srss or email families in large cou1odiou, residence 20
ioue dfes from depot North belung on VI Horses
dag can be accommodated Address J. \. BKECkESRIDOE
North Bennington, Vt
BOARD in FlSHkILL-Pleasant accommodations
40 private family. 81 to tio wssk Adore" W. Boz No
- Fshsii " y
COUNTRY BOARD. Very fine accommodations
" Psinhed \ g. minutes from Depot terms reasonable
Appy tie. no William a., heEloIf
COUNTRY BOARD for Gentlemen on the Jersey
~ SHORE q EswYot By within % minutes Of the City Hal Ap
yy@ ROhT :. WALKER No. 20; Brosdwsy
NOUNIRY BOARD-Two fine ROOMS, with ex-
~ elusive Psos desired good BOARD IN healthy
village within The Road Goshen Ibf
shene I those who wish Of good hbry
s's .A ho Oh the premises RsesBse sXssaatd Aasfe"
= ~ IIlbsBs uees.
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firemorks.

nEPOT for J. W. HADFIELDv FIRST PRE-
~ MUM FIREWORKS full s,sorment Of the best quality
and at the lowest preea Dealers respectfully invited TO call
FOULD. No. 80 Johnst
EWORKS.-A general assortment Of Plain and
IL Coored FIREWORKS. and Of h. best quality for sale by
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co., Nc. 227 washinstonst
EIREW ORKS-HADFIELDs FIRST PREMIUM
IL FIREWORKS and WAU0irS NONPAREIL TORPEDOEs
sold Wholesale o. bis Asaaiseioy Nos zoo and 7a Hn,hsve
A MAYQA II2Rtaioh
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Gctels.

COLUMBIAN SPRINGS.-This Hotel is in good
~ repair oTcu the accommodation OF Visitors For
further information inquire Of W COLE Columbian Springs Herk
County n. Y.
1 A PIERRE HOUSE,
II PHILADELPHIA.
subscrihers having leased fayore House II has been
REFlTrED AND KEFURNiSHED
lN Az ELEGANT MANNER,
and with the perfect appointments Tor the reeep
ton OF guests . ,
position among fTcsss Hotels viii be aintai ned ~ the
BAKER / FARLEY.
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Alarblc nlanic!s.

-
A UGUSTUS TABER BRO, Wholesale
n D..rr, In ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLEs, No. 10
W.,. New ok and American Marble IN Blocks and
Slab, constantly on hand and cut 70 order.
NGARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superor III
s,,e.-,,. more durable; half the price Of marble T. H.
STEWART COS aud 81 Broadway bet lah Ghst.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
wi 20 n,s.. MARBLE MANTELS OF the latest designs at
low prices /, At A. KLABER Marble Works NO 10y East -tn
At NJ T. Msnes put up IN the country out hs o.
MARBLE MANTLELS. Floor Thing Monuments
M A. can he purcssed wholesale prices from
,-e and tT..ssso,ted Stoek FISHER BIRDS STEAM MAR
BIZ WORKS Nos o. to 100 East Houston+t
NIIRBIE MANTEL,S aud FLOOR TILING-At
WI j. C. BOYLEs steam Marble Works, Nos aud 10 East
20s pert 10 corner Boadway large assortment on hana
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TE,HE HARRISON BOILER a SAFE STEAA

FENHE HAhhlNON BOllsLN "a HAI hiHh't
vs1,re. IN ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOsO on, in first
ani Of repairs, durability economy Of ile acy Of Clean
Ing and irausp0raon not possessed by any other DoI
combination Of calOn hollow sples eacn eish
th OF
spheres together by on bolts with caps At the ends
snre very II by pnehns yens, which
wTouEir0n boiler plate about ~ per cent
livery boiler tested BY hySTg Pre,,ge az goo ri te
sausre inch 1T CANNOT BE bIhoL UNDLh AM ihANiNh
prears which rupture In ordinary boilers every
Joint m III becomes No otter steam generator pJ-
iesses dis properly Of relief under extreme pressure " ''
sfl and thus preventing clfls'rr
l. il not acted by which deftroys the wrought
iron boiler Mo-. explosions this las economy
In equal the be-. boilers arising irom the -e extent oud ns
Of IT, be sting fui &C. As also Ron th wave
o. the SUFFICE whci hor2l.ly HAh- .Ie sl.s IN & 60
uav absorbed than ordinary tubular cylinder boiler
gcts up quicAy and with little lue IL produces super
lasd hout separate apparatus aud not liable 20 pmn
folmin ea ported and may b. token apart so that
n piece pounds in dhcui &C.. OF se-
the r.es be through opening one foot square
n l. roadv eanei aud Under ary circum'nce u
kcpi periai deposit by blowing TIE water entirely
ful pressure week Nrrir' no fpecll A n
they Uniform n share and size When renewed we es
boiler good The greater part Of the boiler vi"
need renew !. nnea unfairly used ~, 4. l.,
for tho mining districts u Cahfoiu1 Colombo ant NeF.d y u
without rival IN ity for unsporton as may pe nAeh
apart 90 that no single piece need weigh eighty pounds
10 weight md ake. less than onea the ground area
tny usrd from the most expensive 10 r.
There 100 Of these boilers now ~ use
" charge FOR
cnirs or rres refs JOSEPH HAlSON Hlson Boiler
Wors Gray Ferry Road adjoining United states Arsenal Ihi
tdrp-s. Pa
NYOOLEN MACHINERY for SALE.-A superior
w d. consisting Of Roll Cards set o. caro- Jacks iop boI
UNION IRON WORKS Rhiaebeck' n T. or NO 81 Maiden
lane.
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HAVE your TEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT
PAIN by DR. HOYT who the only methods by which
NITROUS OXIDE be administered oee Ne s7s Broad
vsy corner II Iishtesnihn
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Gorscs, Carriages, sc.

Eorscs, Carriages, &f.
LIME CALECHES, LANDAUS, CABRIOLETS,
4 COUPEs and CLARESCEs, q our own make only.
BREWSTER Co. of BroomesL
HORSES Rockaways, Buggies, Depot Wagons
Basrase Wagons Coupe Roctawsys Harness. kc, and
secondhand, at Auction TIIs DAYst 2. m. b.
W III. DlsBROW, No 100 Libery-s,
fT,HE HARD RUBBER CRAVAT can DO bought
all the rubber goods fancy goods or furnishing stores
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Drininq.


CHAS c. SHELLEY, No. o. Barclay-sL, -.
~ STEAM JOB PBlSTERCaFds. CIculafs' biheAo' i0'''
Catalogues. &C. ~ the lowest cash rates
CYLINDER PBESsWORk done fof TIE trane.
INM. EvERDELLs SONS. No. l04 Fulton ST
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hANUfACIOh
Frs
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Amnsc ments.


BROADWAY THEATER
ID CORNER OF BRoApwAY AND BRooM r ST.; ST S- r,
coNTINUATioN og THE SUCCESSFUL ESS zoo VI
4Hi MISS RsA HELEN WESTERN WI sriiuS-'"'
Large delighted aud enthusiastic audiences attest 'ne popa"
FASCINATING and AccoaPEsHED Artistic
AoNOs Hiss 5I Helen n % WEI TERN ''''
In ''' ADMIRED Ia Pe''' THE FRENCH SPY
Mr.. J. A. HERNE as MoHAMMED.
The Performance g s9S 9T TT S SR r:
fA'N WIN sxfURD1Y XFTFISooN June
MISS HELEN % WESTERNS win appear.
OLYMPIC ThEATER.
Mrs JOHN WOOD
having recovered fro" AeT yFs FVESfSG wi" appear
in drama adapted e1P,ssl,y, fqr her entitled
BEING her FAREWELL fERtoRMANoGs
WOODS IHEATER. Admission so cents.
r, EyEG 6p EyETING I and "WEDNESDAY MATISEE
me "0NNt TIE ' iSvissIE u rR E
ss SeSaiad Da The sco
10 TROUPE il their @1Tysoq Riy a On Ss sy1s 'P
for few nights only.
Performance 'o""'n eRi6 ssh THE LINE
In "ni'D the ,6el iniaiidbs DoUsLE CHG DAEcE
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.
Ny T fsSs T ssosG' f;'f sil'fv
NINTH NIGHT Of ths DOCTOR OF ALcANrARA,
BY Juins Eichberg
Miss ZELDA HARRISON, NJ. REAkESS,,,
"' Mr. WILEY.
JULIUS P.IIosms1ca. iay at h. hc,cr foSesutS
ST. and on sArt1Af at ,ae h'ooAyn Aese ook ''
Tickets the Ihsacr from 8. TO O'Clock p No. ard
Tickets for Brooklyn the Academy and sscAe. No
dser Opera are rehearsal snd will be produced shortly
zs.ss9
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BRICK PRESS

rENHE AID AMANTINE BRICK PRESS
1 l. the ONLY BRICK PRESS that u,es the Perform
TORS or EXTRACTS THE AIR PROM TIE CLAY while inhe
process 4 pressing - , . 80, ,,-,
Rriek THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK, or WAhP IN
BUHNlNG AZ that profess t. do H,eto sni we
caution the public against their mposton L. T. NOODhOff'
gres.dent. No rs Broadway
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llrxHY u. LFEns Auciion~er.
HENRY II. LEEDS ~ MINER will SELL by
auction SATURDAY June a. d.. oeoe-' at their sales
WEcLkMED BGGGAGr-Compfs'ngl IN ~ shout Packages
md Article Of urened bafge" aud Freight BY eiad o. 'Ae
HEsnT u LuEDs. Aaetioncrr. ,.,
HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER WILL SELL
by auction FRIDAY June It II clock. =. their sales
OJRsf1SisE XS3 CHINESE WORKS or ART. cuEios'.
~ &C 40, Tasscl wr pb,orcI 0,sl HOLES froa
the saosng tie Palace o. Peln piue Books I'D irtne' a.
Tnbraf saif k,h Holder. Ciae,r Clar uad. Of coins
bfo,fy &C. v,h other TT. md eurou ARTICLES voul call
eution 20 toe catalogue whih sy b. oaned - our Io2m
omrF apARTHrAA'rI gI5G p5rgT q ~. ~snlssI0S
T ARGE SALE Of ARMY WAGONS, AMBU-
~ LANCEs. HARNESS, SCRAP IRoS, &c H.. r,,.
Gen. II. Tompsn. ouaueIma,r q LiNCoLS DEPOT W',a
' o' OF 'drARTIERMAsTERs STORES. c5n.i,insof
w -. A,H{ ss 1sg3 ws a. .. c q LIZA cs q
horse AHsa.sns eaF.y o3i ;nse - hre; g. 80 -
COZ Iced Pine t5 n scrap Iron 81 % Load 3sl ssrs2
n old lore sbos 5oo n Oh wagon TIE s,.h Win G..
iri. Bocse Chain, Halter wrrncle Anvii smtAs Below
,it .q., s.'f''' - "'.-'
a. must be removed within Eve day. '3 a''s e M
Byi. Mj Gen ana CHIEF ou,ern'sier Dpo u Mshias, "a
ID c. BULKLEY, Auciioneer,
WIN eel on TUESDAY June a. 1904. at u oeloot a. ,hs
Exchange salfoom No ~ boiway tne 'suabe lo win ths
f naasl ~, 's'' io, Is Sy ioo -
ground b. BROOK sll'f-fafr sie or Aflt
lou ililgls - oi iucAes oy TO-
Msgs at Office No. - WaI-st. Jsencey Court.
}. H. DRAPER. AscioneeT.
TINTED STATES COTTON SALE.
JOHN H. DRAPER Co
wm.ei on WEDNESDAY JaBe 20 ise
at o'clock, p
Al their sa,-uoom, No ~ Pesr',.
HsnoveTSquGs,
By order ofslMEoS DRAPER, U. s. Cotton Agent
About 1000 BALES OF MOBILE COTTON
The above Cotton ca,ed and sampled by o. W Amoy
aud may b. Government Stores Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn and by sample tie sAesfoom Of the Aue0ne NO liz
Pesrl.st. two days before the sale.
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60 tUbom II man Gcntern-

A IL PERSONS having just cause Of complain
~ s-sins City and County Govermen any Of IT, depart
-nts or cal the Of the CITIZEN
ASSOCIATIONS $40 hrodway whore they will receive sdic
and cooperation In the protection Of the rs aud IN deiendn
heml
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~ t o and overlooking tie Hudson River which io scenery
o. staao b. ur1rrs.r Upon Che Farm u aite pIcN .-
80, .I il, STYLE good ou1lAlin-s, and and 10 5000
fsbie orA Price and terms easy. Tor particulars bipy 80
4 MURRAY. No ~ Pinft.. room 10 O.
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NOR SALE-A finely improved FARM % IA.le11
north of Alton UI on me Alton and Jicssony"e H. j. a'
sps rFe frn Nn.rrcHr Seminary. containing f .l ..ei
co.sJ, about beg in meadow, clmoIi @ s
srornds tIufbe-v iu Abundance enai '
rs,ch end ounce orchards large bay barns good wafer &C
r. I..feH healthy p.ri1u Oi county ana d" Nu
sonuanfv ~ dfs p-.ri by attractive For uL,-,l 49, So
IA WA GOODRICH Conn CT 'aii,s w p
-. =, a. i.-,r r'. tlfs Madison Co.. n j. MAtLEAN.
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NOR SALE-A splendid MANSION, q few mluuie'
va from Isnai-a Village. l. d. house tO1b win me s-,n
rr.s~ rre ics house led al IN good order, and nearly
rms b good ,r down-ton business nian o. ne f.
10 Isrs lin iu les than one hour. without BENG Jnuel
borss cars 10 10 O'acrct of lands hun ~
VII BE- fod choar W CASH. Also new house n'"
roons fa ceres cl ard Location highly fcspec'4ue
st,sn fo- rah Irrur. Of john GLASS, No t' 1T'i-l
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llrNR1 %. LEEns Auciion-er.
HENRY II. LEEDS y MINER will SELL by
auction SATURDAY June a. d.. O'CLOCK, at their sales
room. SO. .3 LlerfyfL
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGrCompssiug ln ~ about ioo Packages
and Article. Of uraed na7ggr aud Freight BY order o. Tie
Wer'cou Frrress Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

TINUE MASON q HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
-FlFTY TWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS other HIGH
ST pT Ms hrve been awarded N. II. wln years
aud VhNTEEN within the l,st four weeks for THE BESl
INSTRUMENTS ofTH1s GENERAL CLASS
Printed presented 10 their circulars from than 80
orhnis's end musicians m ne country that III
WtsoS A UANIISChBINET ORGANS ARE UEEQUALED.
Prices 500 Wareroous No $50 bToadway Newfork
TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS
No u WALKER-ST, New York.
Our Conpanv being composed entirely OF superior wofkmen
W. are enabled produce perfect Psnot orte TEAM ANY
OTHER HOUSE.
Every Instrument guaranteed for Five Years
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w SUMNER sE iSON.
MONDAY June II, and EVERY NIGHT,
MR.. DAN BRYANT,
th. popular Comedsn, In
IRISH COMEDY
SONGS AND DANCES.
BORN 40 GOOD LUCK
HANDY ANDY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12

ARRIVAL OF GOVERNOR BLAsDBL.-
Governor Blasdel arrived Unexpectedly
in town to-day from Pahranagat via In
dian Springs, the locality of Hunts mill,
and about City miles north Of Silver Peak.
The remainder Of the party will return to
Virginia City via Walker Lake. Governor
Rlasdel speaks favorably of the route from
Pahranagat to Indian Springs, over which
he is confident q good practicable wagon
road can be constructed within a distance
Of loo miles. The party had severe ex-
perience Of deserts and mountains, hunger
and thirst, and the vicissitudes Of an ever
varying climate, since they FIRST set out
from Silver Peak. Governor Blasdel is
evidently in the enjoyment Of robust health
but the wonted comeliness of the outer
man is somewhat marred, and his en-
Drowned features, travel-soiled apparel.
and battered hat. recalled Ross Brownies
sketch. in Harper for June, Of one Of the
candidates for Mayor Of Austin.-Rss's
Riper Repsilk. -4 o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12

The RAILROAD IN UTAH.-We are not
Of the number believing that the present
generation will not witness the completion
Of the great Overland Railway-on the
contrary, we do believe it will be finished
within ten years, If western men will give
it q united support.
We want railroads, and will have them
we must have them. Everybody is so
agreed. Then let everybody pull together
on the issue. viii our Salt Lake mer-
chants call a meeting and lead off in this
matteri Resolve that the grading Of the
road through Utah should commence this
season-and having resolved, then bend
every energy to make the resolution a
success.-Sak Lake Hedette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12
TO THE RECORD

h w..b;ng,on Chronicle, edited BY
the political fOrnicasOr, John W. Forney'
is dero,ing his columns to sianderins the
President. For instance, he says:
"Tbe loyal element in the Southern
States, white and black, IS utterly ignored
Sv he President and his party. Every
par, Of his policy Is intended to humiliate
them and eierate their oppressors. He asks
for the instant admission only Of the author,
of the rebellion and when he assumes to
speak Of loyalty, he does so with the keen
consciousness that he is committing the
deadly crime Of excluding, and therefore
Furnishing the only true and loyal men in
the eleven seeded States. His reliance is
almost arotced to Be upon the recent traitors
alone. In their name the great Union
party is to be broken up. and for their be-
hoof the Republic itself is to be disloca-
ted and destroyed"
The St. Joseph Herald remarks that it is
not easy to understand how any man,
holding a position which makes him re-
sponsible to the public for his words, can
repeat day after day, such an assertion as
this directly in the teeth Of open and no.
torious facts. President Johnson has
over and over again declared that loyal
men. and loyal men only from the South
ern States should be admitted into Con-
gress. He has urged the admission Of the
members from Tennessee only because
they were loyal men who had never had
any thing whatever to do with the rebel
lion, and because they represent loyal
constituencies.
In everything he has said on the subject,
in messages, proclamations, speeches and
conversation, he has most distinctly and
emphadcally declared that none but loyal
men from the Southern States ought to be
a~dmi,,ed--that if a disloyal man should
gain admission, Congress had power to
expel him. and ought to do it. In his
veto Of the Freedmen's Bureau bill, he
said expressly that every State should be
admitted to its share Of Legislation "when
it presents itself. no, only in an attitude
of loyalty aud harmony, but in the per-
sons OF Representatives sehoss loyalty can
not be Questioned Under any sriItin9 eonsti-
tutiona! or hya! test" And in hi, speech
on the 22d Of February, he said, with
equal emphasis, ~ AN fos the Union-I
am for preserving all the States, and I am
for admitting into the counsels Of the ma
ton all their Representatives tcho are IN
mistaka5ly and waqGsstioaGbiy loyal" And
so again on the 18th Of April, in his speech
to the soldiers and sailors, who called
upon him, after repeating that he thought
the States Of the Union were entitled to
representation, he went on to state with
great clearness and force precisely wha,
he meant by this.
No man could be more explicit than has
the President in saying that none but
staunch and true loyalisss should be admit
ted to Congress, and yet his unscrupulous
opponents-fellows, too, who were most
fawning toward him a few months ago
continue to repeat their falsehoods, in
order to mislead the people BY gross and
shameless perversions Of his rue position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12
Letter from Hon. ID. r. Ashley.

The subjoined communications from
Congressman Ashley, Of this State, explain
themselves:
WASHINGTON, Nav II, 1866.
To the Conductors oftho Territorial Enter
prise, Virginia, Nerada:
Your paper Of April 22d, ult., has just
reached me, aud I am surprised to find
therein false statements which, ~supposing
you aware Of their untruth, betray a ma.
lignancy and hatred towards myself which
I was not aware you entertained; or
granting you not informedo Of the real facts,
you show q recklessness not creditable to
fair journalists.
That you were misinformed, s.tho n.y.
pothesis which leads me to address you,
Gad to expect your sense Of decency will
.lduce q publication of my letter, and an
admission Of the injustice which, l hope,
was unadvisedly done.
Your insinuation against me Of " the
use of stimulants" last year was never
noticed. because, being made in the heat
Of partisan advocacy, and in the interest
of q competitor who claimed to be my
personal friend, its weight was too slight,
and my presence and business occupation
in Nevada was sufficient refutation Of the
matter insinuated. But now that in my
absence you say abe drank himself into
opposition to the Civil Rights Bill" etc.,
l am compelled to remind you that the
charge Of intemperance is false, and that,
as I advocated and voted for the Civil
Rights Bill, your assertion Of my oppose
ton thereto is utterly baseless.
By such Misrepresentation, and by
mendac;ously accusing me Of being untrue
to the Union party, some base, sneaking
politicians may expect to forward their
interests; and it is to be regretted that
sometimes, though rarely, the public Is
deluded and cheated into giving support
to the dealer in Islander, intrigue and cor
ruption. Favor to me never came, and
never will. for such cause. >.
I have steadily insisted on the princi-
pies which were, without disguise, de-
declared in Nevada, and nothing will
swerve me from them, whether the induce
ment comes from friend or foe.
have, even now, the conviction that
YOU have, in the matter in question, been
deceived and misled by some secret per-
sonal enemy of mine. and shall await the
solution with some curiosity, but with no
fear or anxiety. I am, &c.,
d. R. ASHLEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12
LIE I L

-
A few days ago we published a refuta-
ton Of the statement that a certain toast
was given to JEFF. Davis, in Mobile, on
which the n. Y. Observer had a long arti-
Gle, COPIED this morning in the Pe-tcee }
and now we have TO demolish n Of the
staple ISLANDERS on the President-one that
has been pronounced on the aoor Of Con-
gress and reiterated by every radical hool-
hooting press in the land. We allude to
the statement that the President zap
proved" acknowledgements OF Of his
way to manifest his "approval"-the cleo
ton Of Semmes, as Probate Judge Of Mo-
bile County. Read the subjoined, copied
from the y. y. Tribune:
IL Forbidden TO Exercise Judicial
Functions while Unpardoued.
MOBILE, Friday, May Is, Sc.
The Evening News publishes the follow
ing order:
May II, 1866.
In compliance with instructions from the
President of the United States, il is hereby
directed that Raphael Semmes be not per-
mitted to hold or exercise the function Of
Judge OF the Probate Court Of Mobile Coun-
ty. or any other civil or political otice.o
trust, while he remains unpardoned by the
President.
By order OF Breves Major-General CHAs.
R. WOODS.
A. RAMSAY MISISoER, A. A. General.
Judge Bond will perform the duties Of the
Office in the mean time.
Now, will any one Of the hool-hooting
sheets exhibit candor by publishing the
aboves Not one Of them would do so,
il the Order quoted was not otherwise
spread before the communities in which
they issue their journals. Then they may
make q virtue Of necessity.
Every n of the charges brought
against Andy Johnson, Of the character
Of the above, have been met and thrown
to the ground; but the deniais with sup
porting proofs thereof, are s~edulously
kept out Of the Radical organs, if it is
possible to make such exclusion. The N.
Y. Tribune could not, as a daily in a Me-
tropolis where the fact was bound to
come out" conceal the Order recited,
from its readers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12
Births.

CONTELL-In Sacramento, juno 9Th, the wife
Of James Contell, Of son.
BYERS--At Fairview, Butte County, May 26th,
tho wife Of John Byers, Of O SON.
HAILER-In Folsom, June 9Th, the wife Of Chr.
Halter, Of q daughter.
Brownie Jackson, juno ed, the wife Of A. c.
Brown, Jr., Of O daughter.
PLASSE--In jackson, June 9Th, the wife OF III.
Ramon Plasse, Of Q son.
FISHER-At Morris Rayins, Butte County, May
3lIt, tho wife Of Theodore Fisher, Of q son.
sILBERsTEIN- In PlacervIlle, May 3lst, the
Mife Of s. SilberIteln, Of Q son.