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THE OtaiRA Houss.-There was another
Gre audlorco at The Opera House last even
ing, TO witness the performance Of the
amusing aud always popular comedy of
tho "Serious Family" Mrs. Jordan's
"Widow Delmane" was a matohlcss rcndl-
c,op Of the cha acter. She Is as much at
home II tJmcdy as in tho higher grades Of
tic drama, and everybody was delighted
With her last evening. MIR. Lawlcr, MS
"Cabt. Murphy Magu'rc," and Mr.. Weaver
as "Aminldab Sleek" wcrc both excellent
and were rcpeats dly applauded.
1here w''l be no performance this oven
ing, Manager Thoidc having surrendered
the use Of the Opera Horse 10 James T..
hurdocf, who is announced for a political
address.
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MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADR.-1he
above maxim is best illustrated by going
to oGoodman's popular Boot and Shoe store
ITO Main street, where every thing in his
line can be bought so low as to defy com
petition. His stock Is the largest and beet
selected in the city; he warrapts all bis
goods, sews rips for nothing, and tries hard
70 please all who favors him with their Gus
tom. No wonder, therefore, that his store
is crowded all the time with eager cuqto-
mers. Give him call, by all means.
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90 Women's Kid Shoes at Goodmaas Mt
scyenty-ilve cents.
KnngiOns NOi ce.

Rev, B. +. Eaton, Of New IImapshire,
w preach for the Universalst Society of
Dayton, Mt Temperance Hall, OH Sunday
next at half past ten O'Clock IN the morning
and tbresP NJ. 1ae public are cordially
inN.tad to attend.
fJournal please copyI
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FIRE IN BUTiER CoUNrY.-An incendiary
ilic, on Sunday night last, totally destroyed
the haru and contents on MIR. Lake Brad
ley's farm, near Mil'Vllc; S25OO the prob
able loss. 07e-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

The FINEST GOoDs or Tim SRA6oN.-
Lessner & Brother, No. l02 Main street, are
now receiving the most splendid assortment
of Clothing ever offered in Dayton. Their
fall and winter styles of Gentlcmen's
Clothing are unsurpassed by any other
house in tue city, and they are offered at
prices that viii Induce everybody to plr-
chase Call and see them, Oc2d1w1tw
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esg~ A little boy. over in Oregon, ran into
the house, last evening, in great hurry,
and cried out HAIa. can't carry q torch
to-night?' "Why, no, son; you wouldn't
be caught IN that crowd, would yon ?" re-
spondcd his ma. "Why, not, ma; they Of
iered TO pay me, said The boy
ThSt's one way TO raise the wind
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

The Democrats Of tho First Ward arc re-
questod 10 meet at Che Montgomery IToiise,
on Monday night aoSt, oight o'el locl, on
special business. I.et every ncmpcrat be
on hand. ,. BicnwIIRR.
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T1aalDay'tO w9r1k.
oNkD bAY ron LEE COUNTRY

i1We are 0tivissi tliattit is agreed among
the chief bus'ncee oosta. llshmclts of the
Guy, Of al Mn y, 70 close up on olociion
lt-7Tncsday-anl have that entiro tine
devote b. the polls. n ,.
We say, 10 evung DcnI'crat .rHd on-
seryativc, whether agreeing to sneh an ar
Iralgem,nt Ol not, give ALL OF THAT
DAY ~ labor ior tho Success of the ticket.
With no better proiio can " be spent.
WoRK EkRLy--woRk IRTE--woRK All. THE
riME-worg FEARLEssLY AND uMALrm-
INaLN. for ncyer was issue gr,ator Or snc-
ceessos more csseusia' ioi the peace ard
welfare Of the COUNT :.
f. fTe sHa 81 ta.+t - - -l-l-lfl ..i'ai.
LoYAlrY, = Colonel Cornoll ond Dr,
DaNis, aicer thci" meeting here, addressed
one oyeF At waynesv'1e Waraer county,
and were eacn hit with stones by iOwdy
Schoukitcs. fs3 w
On Thursday night The polite people
down ot the classic village Of OXFORD suf-
fered ganeof 5crerckites to give, Gener-
y Ward a few rounds Of vc'ls aud groaus.
Ol SAT- rlay night last al,er General
Ewing had llaished mis- spe' n In Ilamil-
TIM. from tic steps of Gllonel Campbelrs
-csi 10 ,cc r,c,, ,,oro e.,tc, mod Cor br,o,
-, - ,, ~, 'yi .,,
Vcri"u Wy wv p'''S "'u Sro'uS ol T" "sinh-
" set Of 'a'l the doccncy,'
At Tatoa. are, rs spcccb. as ne was
oho,, onto,i,,r, ~ oor, ToIor.l r..,o,l,oI,
waslita al lrhe MAI i'm ga o,,g and 81
grr tlcmohhy NJ tII t,onnony wit% s,o,,c
10 soo,e scbc,ci , 4arpe Nbo''nod tnrtn-
nttelv csc., ,od ,ho bloodv hoino nc Vier-
no......''5-'''- t.lt .t3itg
This ;s ,hont ~ e,t he tnc Dcmocrocv
5o,an ~ tIan,ii,o,, = ., .,,rood 80 ,,o,d.h,.
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DAYTON Nr.w IIoUsg.-A splendid Tur-
tie Soup LuHcn WI be served at the Day
ton Wow House tomorrow morning at te !
o'clock. Every luxu : of the season viii
be oG tie bll of Iae. A nice lunch will
be set ut the above hour cye.y Sunday
morn'ug, nl9s.
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FRIDAY EvSNINI, September 2e !
Present. Mess 5. Kuhns, Ga Y, Keife',
Gebhart Butt, Lehman, I:osier. Love, CA4
hover, Braunschwelgcr aGd BU,Z.
Mr.. Lehman was called - the Cha !, "a
The minutes of tnelastmcctiOg we read
and approved. LVHNE sIu
A petition from Geo. Vorderncide al
Others, asking CDuucil to o.der tie f'tlng
up Of lots on north side of First st cot be-
tween Webster ard keowoe str cts. 10
abate nuisance on the same was rcfe :, 4
10 the Trustees of the FIRST Ward "a
A petition rom ,ned rrUdeD I'd
others, asking that Lalilyett street \ 4 Inn
proved. aud vacant let adjoining The
same be iilcd mp, YVES refe, ed % he
Trdstces OF the 4 iird Ward. 81
a petition i.om Ed. WelLy and others
asking that the alley along the cast llle OF
the Old Graveyard ne opeued, nd also the
alley to Ludlow street. referred 20 the
Trustees of the Fourth Ward.
Mr.. Brown, from the lQssecs OF Public
Works, was present and was pei lnitted 10
make statement la relntion To the breAl,
of levee at the northern part OF the city,
asking the city to join the pa lies Interest,"
ed In cleaning ont tue canal. On motion,
the sum of one hundred aud liftv dollars
was appropriated towards the work.
On motion, the poll OF Seventh Ward was
removed to &. Swiesler's, on Wayne street.
This change was made ON account of the
recent demise of Mr.. Unger, at whose house
the elections were Formerly heidi
Council adjourned. ItA
~ So "a
ofSIoR FoRNrtRE ron sIr,-rhe Fire
mems Insurance Company, having re-
moved their Office 10 the northeast corner
of Third aud Jefferson streets, ia Che room
occupied by J.I'. Martln, Esq- os 4 Col
T.. II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

RB- IIussey q McBrlde'soil-reanery, and
seven hundred barrels of oil, burned yos-
terday in Cleveland. Three men, badly
sealded, win probably die. aft
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

g3'-As tho torch light" came up Third
street last night gentleman info.m us
that ''e rear end was covered by square
OF negroes These Radicals of the Butler
Scheack party viii show their colors.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

gss- Chas. X. Smith, of Butler County,
died of apoplexy, on the 9th ult lie was
p man Of considerable prominence.
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az The MURDER CASE, before the
Mayor this afternoons was continued till
Monday morning, at nine o'clock, 81 the
Council Chamber. p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

eT TrThe membership Of the Good Temp
lars, lp Ohio, as shown by reports o the
Grand Temple, in session o Springfield, has
ineuase9 seven thonsaud duling TIC year.
The Convention adiom ned on yesterday,
20 meet the next time IN Daytol, October,
1867.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

ERE.-At London, west OF Columbus,
on Wednesday morning, a fire destroyed
several dwellings and stores, AID seriously
injured Others, the value of the loss being
$4,000. Serious, FOR so smpll county
gaat .rl fAftN F.r=
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Post Master at Dayton.
ID = tspccial 10 En,piro ~ sIL
WAsHNaroN, Octol

Jacob r. llubbel was To-day appointed
,ost Mnster az Dayton, In place of Comfy,
removed. WAsu
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PENNsYLvANIA,--A private letter from
Pittsburg, Pa sPys: "The opponents of
Radica'lsm are doing big business In this
State. fop WI Gear glorious news on ,he
10th, o. | shall be more d ,eived than
ever was" Thai is also the tone of the
Democratic and pseryat've papers of the
State. tffas
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

o Ad,trcsses on Iioliticsd SdIjccts
brery U'cdacscay Gsld Saturday
Eeenii,9s.
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ESB- Inc Yankee boys in blue fought
'oeH Int the irue apd oval colorcd troops
lought BRAvELY." SCHESCK.
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opcm9crn Ie q lIeadquarters'
a9l OPEN EVERY FsVENING.

CorueT Jcgssrson aud market sts.
.gf T.t sGoyER ma XIV Elll q tSsNADERs4t1O1
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The STATE AND COUNTY FAIRs-promise
to be grand affairs, and from the prepara-
tions made at the Eagle Clothing Store, IL.
Schwarz certainly must anticipate tre-
trade Tor clothing s
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aytw advertisements.

s. Fl ECEIT Sc co. .ssa
.-tt tiltaiai.t riAiA
rtait lHJIfIJ
thWFtlA,l 3t3 B,l.I|t
PREMIUM M
..se .Yt.
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BB-We heard n gentleman, this MOI ding.
nqui. 'ng If there was not 'mass meet
ina' IN Dayton to-day, We asked why he
thou sht so. ''Bccause said he, ''thcro are
mo Q people aud more stir IN .own than on
yesterday morning. We might have such
mass meetings as Buffers every day.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

~ For the best and cheapest stock of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, call on
Iessner Il Brother, No. l02 Main street
Oc1dIwILw . .I..4 ..It
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TnE ESHARrsUooTFns ASSOCIATION This
association will celebrate their anniver-
sary In Edgar's Grove, on Monday next,
October s. Not only the members of the
association, but the public are invited to
attend A large number of valuable prizes
will be put up, and every person present
win have an opportunity TO shoot for
them. Our German friends know how 10
get up these things IN good style, and a
pleasant time Is expected. 2td
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Appointment ,,,i. q Pest Master III

App0intment OF Pest Master hi
i.Nt DAY tOn. H1a.
BY special dispatch in on Telegraph
column, Il will be seen that J. r. lInblh =,
ESQ has been appointed Post Master in
this city, in place of w clm'y, Esq. re-
moved.
Mr.. Hubbell Is an active efficient busi-
meas man, In all respects qualified for Tic
place TO wh'cl, he has been appo nted. lie
Is . gentlemen OF the highest ime itls
aud by his gcnlei nlapue an addresseaR-
not Cai' to give entire. Satisfaction TO n"
who may have business " "'act with
the Post Onlec 's"n'h
His predecessor. Mr. Comfy, mas nl'ed
the place, since 1861, haV 'ng been appo'pt-
ed by President Lincoln. ilehJs sdminis-
tered the affairs orthc Post Ohlce Wta nbl-
ity and the appreciation OF the public dpv-
ing his connection With ..
eB- women's Calf Shoes at Goodm,.n's at
seventy-fiyo cents .a
FELLOW CIrIzRNs--Do your duty this
fall, aud vote that II. Schwarz sells the
cheapest and best made up clothing. Call
aud sec him. .02,a
- S.
specimens OF the plIotogipplhe9urt thatwe
i,aye seen for n long time. al'e now on ex-
bib'tion IN the window OF Isrsenc,s Clothing.
Sto~e. on Main street. They are scenes
taken Of the memorable fiood on the 10Th
of september last. Ono i so. Guc view
takon ON Mrs. Da,sts. (colaor OF Wn,c,
and Main 81 ,Yets., /, show ,nr Mcr eysortown
under water, aud the Main, Str ct Ltidge
with water NJ aronnd. The othe. sro1c
was taken :som Mr.. SpIni,inh's residence.
corner of Water strc 1t ana the canal. show
ing hous .s stables. badges and luml or
drifting dovn the canal. The. above views
yvc,,,, fal;en.hv ourG1' NV bN Asrn,p,. Jdmes
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New Yo.k Money Market.

NhW okk, OrLOher n.
The money market Is steady aud un-
changed at 4@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange Is dun at 1O7IS 6l0saS.
Gold Is active and hrmeI opening at
lisss' declining 10 l4S9i, aud closing at
lI9A. tItiE
Government stocks are lf4@lIsc better.
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BoYs-When you come TO Dayton, buy
your custOm-mado salts at tho popular
Eagle Clothing Store, IlS Main street
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WANTED. Fifty heavy draft Horses and
ilfty driving Horses for the New York
market; also Horses will be purchased for
street ears and omnibuseg at McGowen &
Frey's Livery Stable, Forth street,
7 r-AF a--eA.- .sD.S
tB-A fine, stock of Furnishing Goods,
&cp &ep win ho sold ON Saturday at I
O'clock +. NJ, at the Old stand Of Bremen &
Brother In order TO make room for new
t.lll aud winter styles. Huber y Son, Auc-
tioneers, -,, 100. .aH..
% Aoold fashioned clothing sold at the
Eagle Clothing Store, and no two prices
anF4sa adi ~ s1f.ul ba
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eS- women's Calf Shoes at Goodnr;n's at
seventy-fiyc cents. ,
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FELLOW CIfnREs-Do your duty this
fall, aud vote that H. Schwarz sells the
cheapest and best made up clothing. Call
aud see him. .nf1a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

His predecessor, Mr. Comfy, mas Grcd
the place, since 1851, hayng been appo'pt-
ed by President Linceln. ilel,Js rdminis-
tered the affairs orlhc Post Ohicc W,tq abn-
ity and appreciation OF thc public dp~-
ing his connection With ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28
H EVENING NEWS:
The Union Club Elections ~
Evening.

Evening.
Tho vsr;ous Union Clubs OF virginia
,;,v and Gold Hill held elections last
evening for permanent officers resulting
in the following vote:
I,vsr w,Rp.-For President: c. Fin
- ~. II. V. S. Mccullough, IS. For
Sccre,sry: Lew Goodwin, 81; Geo. Ha-
z~eltine. IS.
Sxcoxp WARp.-For President: J. S.
Kaneen Unanimous vote), l57. For Sec
rotary: H. c. McOougall, So; Charles H.
Fish 70.
T4IRD WARp.-For President: R. D.
Ferguson. "a; D. S. Turner, 50. For
Secretary: Andy Whitford. 73; w. L..
Hoover, Il.
FOURTH WARD.-For President: D. O.
Addison. IS; H. NJ. Eddy, 90. For Sec
rotary: o.. H. Gray, AZ; Geo. X. Cain, 81.
FIRST WARD, GoLD HILL.-For Presi-
dent, y. A. H. Ball; Vice President, J.
B. Low; for Secretary, J. V. A. Lam
sing; for Treasurer, W. n. Hall.
SECOND WARD.-For President. C. c.
Stevenson; for Secretary, J. J. Flaherty.
American FLAr.-President, J. A.
Rigby; Vice President, w. B. Boyden.
z. Strother was elected Secretary and
member Of the Central Committee, and
Edwin Pat,en was elected Marshal.
Our Gold Hill Clubs organized with a
great deal Of harmony; and their officers
were chosen with much unanim-
ity. The First Ward Club designated
Thursday evenings, at half past 7 o'clock,
as the time for their regular meetings.
The Secretaries will have their books open
at all times to receive the signatures of
new members, and we would particularly
impress upon every Union man in Gold
Hill to 60 Immediately to Judge Halls,
become registered, and to join the Union
Clubs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

MOVEMENTS OF THE PACIFIC DBLEoA-
rIoN.-Of our Pacific coast delegation,
Senators Stewart and Nye return imme-
dia,ely to their constituents in Nevada.
Probably the near approach of the time
when q successor to the latter is to be
elected has something to do with their
westward journey during the four months
recess Of Congress. Mr.. Nye is quite
confident Of reelection. Neither OF our
California Senators or Representatives
w;Ii visit our State during the Summer.
General Bidwell leaves probably to-day
for New York, whence he purposes a hy-
ing visi, through so much Of Europe as
an enterprising Western Yankee can man
age to traverse during q few weeks. Both
the Senators and the member from Oregon
propose to await on this side the n
ent the re-assembling OF Congress-
WaSh. Cor. S. +. Bulletin.
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Lyon County Union Central Com
mitfee.

Pursuant to a call, the Lyon County
Central Committee met at the Court House
in Dayton, on Saturday, the 25th day Of
August. 1866. Members present-R. B.
Tomlinson, I. w. Abrams, Joseph Clark,
James Crawford, and NJ. W. Startling, IF.
II. Kennedy, proxy.)
I. W. Abrams was elected Chairman
and Joseph Clark. Secretary.
A County Convention Of the Union
party Of Lyon county for the purpose Of
nominating delegates to the Union State
Convention. and candidates for county and
precinct offices was called, to be held at
the Court House at Dayton. on Saturday.
the 22d day of September, 1866, at eleven
o'clock A. ".
Said Convention to consist Of twenty
four delegates, to be apporaoned as fol-
lows: Dayton and FL Dorado Canon, u
delegates /; Silver City, 10 delegates;
Buckland's, . delegates.
The delegates from each Of the above
precincts shall be chosen At a primary
meeting, to be held in each precinct on the
goth Of September. 1866.
Each and every voter, If challenged,
shall subscribe TO the following test:
I hereby pledge myself-First. That l
am or will, on or before the Goth day Of
October. 1866, become a legal voter in
Lyon county. Second, That l will sup
por, the nominees Of the Union State Con-
vention, to be held at Carson City. on the
I'd Of October, 1866, and the nominees of
the Union County Convention, to Ge held
at Dayton on the 22d day of September,
1866. Third. That l will support the
Reconstruction policy Of the late Congress
in opposition TO my Policy" Of President
Johnson.
Voting at the primary election for dele
gates shall be by ballot. Polls to be
opened at 10 A. N. and closed at s P. N.
Polls 10 be held as follows:
Dayton-At Justice Laverty's office;
Judges, F. Butler, w. Bryon and I. w.
Abrams.
Silver City-At Justice Luders' Office;
Judges. DR.. Zabriskie, ]. n. Brandy and
w. A. Luders.
Buckland's At Buckland's Store;
Judges, S. S. auckland and Chas. King.
The Committee adjourned to meet at the
call Of the Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

Music HALL.-The primary elections
las, evening did not seem to have any very
serious decimating effec, on the audience
a, the Hall. There were fully as many
present as usual, and the performance was
fully up to the mark. People just natu-
rally drop in at Music Hall as a frst-rate
plsc 10 lay back and rest. their weary
limbs, smoke cigars, drink cool lager and
see the huge amount of fun going on. II
a man stays till the performance is half
over he will be charged only four bits, and
if he stays and sees it entirely out, he is
charged no additional price. 1t is a mys-
tery with everybody how Max Walter can
afford such an amount of amusement for
so little money /; but, nevertheless, strange
as il may appear, he does it. See pro-
gramme for this evening.
APPOINTED CAsHIBR.-George L. Finn
has been appointed Cashier of the Cali
fornia Bank, Virginia city, in place of ].
A. Rals:on, deceased. Mr.. Finn is a
Young man of integrity and good business
habits, and we doubt not will render as
good satisfaction in his promoted capac-
ity as he has done as clerk in the same
bank.
ATTENTION, ATHLETES Special meet
ing, a, which very important business
matters will come up for consideration,
is called for this evening. Attend, Ath-
le,es, q. the new Hall, at half past 7.
A CnANcE.-Anybody with cash, can
buy a good town lot, on Main street, OPP
pos;te Blanchard street, Gold Hill. See
advertisement.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'s Gold Hill office. this
afternoon l6 bars Of bullion, weighing
933 pounds, valued at S25,sS5 "a.
BuLLIoS.-van Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 6,29l ounces Of crude bullion.
BuLLroS.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re-
ceived this morning, for melting and assay,
l,4l2 ounces Of crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

An examination Of the books OF the
agency of Wells. Fargo s. Co., in saera-
mento, discloses the fact that their late
agent, A. NJ. Hayden, had used some
thing over $4,000 of the c%ompany's
money, and that his assets will not exceed
&, 1000; that he has been engaged in deal
ing in mining stocks on his own account
in secret, using the company's money for
tina. purpose, and that the stocks LEFT in
the vault are nearly all worthless. There
were some soldiers warrants also IN the
vaplt. but the deficit is at least $4,000.
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VNHIS CEMETERY IS SITUATED IN THE
range Of mountains back Of the County
Hospital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
Sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
Of the city. and knowing the wants Of the commu.
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of the late Legislature, In trust,
until such time m the same shall be Incorporated,
to secure a resting place for tho dead. and to
afford TO the friends of the deceased the consola.
ton Of knowing that under this trust this Gene
terry can never be disturbed. sold. or used for any
other purpOse.
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Txx New York NstOs (Ben. Woods pa
nery i, delighted with the delegates to the
pb;I,dslnhis Convention from the South.
It says: ,.od rho Con.
federa,e cause. Some OF them tatheea y
the wayside, but the most oil them re-
NAMED faithful to the end. .
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II Il.

TsrATE OF ALoNzo DINsMoRE, DE
II ceased-Notice Is hereby given by the IN
dersigned, Executor OF the Estate OF Alonz0
DInsmore. deceased, to the CREDITOR Of, and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first publication Of
this notice to the said Executor, at the residence
of ssId Executor In Gold Hill, In the County OF
storey, State Of Nevada
J. W. WOODRUFF, Executor.
Dated at Gold Hill, August Z, 1866. l. au6lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

MECHANICAL tinkering cannot arrest the
decomposition Of the teeth. Nothing will
do this but that pure disinfectant and pre-
s~ervative which, under the name of $50
rodont," has become a staple of the toilet
throughout the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
(Fireproof Brick BuiIding-,)
CORNER C AND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware. etc. Our stock will be found very com.
plete, having been carefully selected for this
Market.
Tho following comprises a part, only, Of our
stock:
$50, 900 rDs Bar Iron, round and square, all sizes;
o5,OOO Ms Boiler Plate;
$4,000 fbs Sheet Iron
$4,000 rbs shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 ros Caststeel, Blister Steel, and Toe
Nail Rod, Band Iron
10000 ms Track Iron
5000 tbs Bar and Sheet Copper;
10000 fbs Lead Pipe, various sizes;
5000 feet Gas Pipe. ! to 4 inches;
1000 feet I. r. Hose. all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs:
900 dozen Elbows and Couplings
10000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
10000 Machine Bolts, all sizes;
GOO Globe Valves.
200 Anvils and Vices;
$50 Bellows. various sizes;
Blacksmith Tools;
Scales. Grindstones;
400 Wheelbarrows;
900 dozen Ak, Pick and Sledge Handles,
Coal
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges. Butts,
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks;
Borax;
BaIlIne Wire and Rope.
GOO kegs Nails, all siznai
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF C and Taylor streets, Virginin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-28

TX making his report Of The battle Of
Malvern Hill, the rebel General Hill said
General Toombs was too late in bringing
his brigade into action, and too soon in
getting out"