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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A CARD
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A II persons having claims against the estate of
n HENRY SWIMLEY, decd, will present them
property authenticated for settlement and those
indebted to the estate OF said deceased, will come
forward and pay up without delay, as a sceedy set
tiement of the estate ia required.
JOHN w. SWIMLEY, Admir-.
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THE "INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT -
TO BE Rec ESTABLISHED
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
SUBSCRIBE


A VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
containing nine 0eU finished ,0oms, nth
Kitciea and all other accessory out
buildings attached, together lcitA a large
and productive Garden. ptH Le giCenl as
a 60Nus to subscribers -,
HlHE MATERIAL PRESS AND FIXTURES Of
Il the g INDEPENDENT DEMocRAT,'' having, been
destroyed during the war, have not been able
since reestaSish 1t DESTROYS however of clOin g
so, and believing the time has come when il can
once strike trenchant blows as of yore in de-
that fell spirit of purtanism which seeks to fasien
on our body polite the of ipfidelisn and So
castic equality, and believing that stirring time
before US, in which the stability of reuublican
ment will be tested, anxious to bunch
the IS Democrat more IN defence Of the
Union and the Constitution.
i shall make of the specialties of the Demo
Graf the publication in successive numbers of the
rOllsof all the military organizations which were
raised in the Valley during the late gigantic con-
test thus ing in durable form the names of
all those whose heroic, but fruitess exploits will
live te the end of time.
In order to obtain the means to reissue the
tsDEMocRAT, propose to Issue 500 certificates OF
subscription So ee CHI, the holders of these Ger
tfcates to be entitled to years subscription to
the paper, and n chance to free gift the
above named valuable property. The award of
ownership of the property will be perfectly Impair
tial, and will be conducted by three isiteresteC
gentlemen selected by the subscribers present.
The decision to be made the premises ON the LIST
day of January, l56T-at which time deed in fee
simple for the property will be made to the subscri
Der adjudged entitled to it by the committee and
full Possession given the LIST OF April, Is67.
October 3 1866 - - EN-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful iadiscreton, Will fer the sake of suffering
humanity. send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for makinga simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience. can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. IL Chambers street, New York.
March 20, IS66-ly.
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ERESH GROCERIES.

A. LARGE Stock of Crushed, Clarified and Brown
~ Sugars; ColTecs, MUlasses aud SyEuPs for sale
chcap by CHARLES JOHNSON.
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nR. ]. a. STpIIrn

Medical Examiner for JEFFERSON Touaty.
ec5-No charge for Policiea, stamina or Me5;c,t
Exainination For tables Of Rates, &c apply to
tue pihSe OF the Company, Is South street, over
L. NJ. AISQUIT Agent,
Nov u 1850 CharIestown, Va.
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LIGHT Equal TO GAS.

Patent Gas Condensing Burners.
Can be used on any Lamp and Dispense En-
tirely with Chimneys.
THE flame produced by these burners spreads
i out similar to that of Gas. The cor struction
ID such that the smnlIa is confined in Gas condcu-
sing chamber, and Is wholly converted into flame.
The burner docs not depend directly upon the wick
t'r its light hut hnns the smoke which is produced
the refr"n NO TRIMMING DF WICK is EVER
REQUIRED, burr,s thirty three per cent oil than
Chimney Lamps; and produces moro brilliant
LI6H L than any other burner in the market
State aud County RIGHTS fur sale.
WEFHERTLL \ SLOAN,
Office, CD Arch Street
- ,=.. PhludC !pLiA
SCI, A rents for II 0,rsn,,
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[MPoRTANT TO BUILDHFs FRCR
ny HOLDERS ANIoPFIFE.

IMPORTANT no BUIIDHFs FFCP
ny HOLDERS AND OiFFfFE
HAVING every faeiiity ns rtsiisissss 20 my b,,.f
IL ness and lny Ifhe ~ t,Sin, a.,
necessaTy ngefngnis, isil 5ge prepiE cstD ex-
eeute with neatnezs, 81 qua 9ispstct. All.
redGcedTaIe--
Thu ROolife IA % ger sr,3-,rs
Spout lss+- II cents peF fl5tss
Gait Or a'tfstsat the Charleetopi S3dse ff5,ise
and lin aud She { Iron Ware Elalorih Iti-a
oelubeF 9. 1895 Il YESTERDAY
FoTOaAC HERRING.
NTAcKEREL Salt, Lime. Tar aud Cider yTi1e-
oct.2..s KEARsLEY & sBEERER
JW1eoNEas Ghn spring Driil fqF ssie s.
HANSON 8 DUKE
EEsHE Hook Tooth Z Cat Saw rars saie5by
Il sePsIi D. HI AIRIIfsEHs and Co.
bacon HAMS and Smoked Beef Sugar Cured
ID Hams. 81. CHARLES JoHNsoS.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUEI

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much their avan-
tage by return mail Cfrec ofcharge) by addressing
the undersigned. These having fears Of being hum
plugged, will ,bIige by not noticing This card All
others Will please add css their obeGeut servant,
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN
S3I Broadway, New York.
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FRESH OYSTERS.
60 a g.

CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL.
4 WILL. keep on Ilan nd, at the Chnrlcstown Depot
coal. OF the different kinds, which will be sole
ty the Ton or Car Load at the lowest prices
Sent a. 1866. J. D. STARRY.
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THE CHARLEsE0WN- STOVE HOUSE.

GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES
T H; yesterday, one door west of esprit"
- Building, "
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE MAR.
UFACTORY,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealerin STOVES of
every dessriptson; Hot Air Furnaces, Cooking
l. prepared to Gurnis:I the public with all articles
in his line which may be wanted. Hetalls partic-
uiar attention to his assortment of Cook, Parlor,
Chamber and Dining room Stoves, and amongst
item the following: :.
COOK sTovEs-FoR WOOD OR COAL.
Chesapeake, the best ever in use, Nos. Z, s, AID
Mt. Vernon. with and without extension top, Nos
4, 8, Q and 10. ~
oldDominion. for wood or coal, Nos. 7, sand9.
PataPsco Cook, Nos 7.s and9.
T Tbs he Companion if! Nos ?. $50. 6and G.
Pennsylvania Cook. Nos. 6, 8, and 9.
P b. Go9 6so EoS 10 8, 9 and TO- ~
Lilly Cook, Nos 5, ca and 8. Bcsid cs offers too
numerous TO nention.
a SELECT LOT F.FAR1oR STOVES.
Radiator, three aue. 10, IL and IA inches.
E!iD'c3n Franklin, for coal, Nos and 3.
FraHkiin Radiator, do. do do.
Coal Franklin. Nos o. i, and 3
AIrghany franklin. Nos ], ?, 3 aad4.
Sol Franklin, Nos aud ?. =
bot Air Parlor, Nos and ,.
Baltimore PaFlOr Cook, Nos7 and 8, for wood or
Echo. Nos 7 ands
Cottage ParlCr. Nos and g.
John Franklin, for wood or coal, Nos J. 2 and "a
York Air Tight Parlor Stoves. Nos i, ?, 3, and L.
CHAMBER STOVES.
s laurel Boz: for wood TO- Il % 81 and inches
Troy Air Tights, Nos Il, 2 and, 3.
DINING-RooM STOVES,
The Good old Ten Plates ali sizes-pIaip or bsiIer
c ArcE gg Stove. all sizes. yestaI do all sizes.
omet do do
Cannon Stoves, from No to a.
saIamander.' do a..s.
Nfovea t,Ie cd d.
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ENTLER NoFEL,


T. ! I Z Z.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
Il Char lcstown and vicinity. that only gon q
to r"lnain until the 2ll OF November. Persons liz
want Of PHOTOGRAPIS, will do we'll to call soon
have nearly all the Negatives Lhave taken since
4canc here, and will furnish Photo r phs from them
while remain at 81 60 per dozen. Secure the sha-
dow ere the substance fade, you may regret it.
Sept %, 1856 A. F. SMITH.
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4 AlzEslsk Co, n 81 = q RICE Fiorr f,r Pud-
= cipgs ana Qus'sy lsQUlTH Z BRO.
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e tys '..'i; & zi Rsiaa5i8E PsFf enc.
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fQIRNET y Ceeoaine. riey 3 oleate ofC,oeos.
- Iy0sts Kethafl0n. coc0 creain, ll4rrYss Trfc0s
2largs = 'i,tadsn q every Vattety aud Haffs siei-
il.an Rene SCI fgr cne hair.
AIsaUITH & BRO.
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TGR SHE.

THE undersigned offers for sale n fine n,
L YOUNG MARE, about years old, ami rTS-Z9
very well bred. Shr car, b.. seen hv apply XII
ing TO JOHN SicLDEN, at the Gave Farm
September %, 1SS6-lm. ->''-'-' --
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s. ~
He invites examination OF his goods aud ura
sents such selection cannot faiI 20 please HIS
FIN and SHEET IRON WARES Will he f1tlnd sII-5
perior to any Cf.sred for sale intIis market, A. an
experience of over twenty years IN this business
enables him 70 claim thai he has practical know
ledge oft in all its branches.
TIN .ROOFtRGss SCOUTING AND JOB
WORK OF all kinds executed In such 4 rianner
as 70 deity all competition, and OF the tet slIt
and at moderate prjccs.
ST viii be he q Ject 70 secure liberal share of
PuoHc patronage " strict attention 70 his estab-
llshilent and The niioy Tneut Of none but cOmpe.
tentstid exPerieHeed Wogknen. The particuiars
general u j. O He'd to the superior advantsges Of
tehed AZ his emporium what be sells tliefn vl
not fail to iliease.
Highest price paid for trade Of All kinds All
free of ctaF9sf. - r
N. b. l.Iberaf exchange made for srnorld hand
stoves; also CottDu Rage, Bee4WaE, Old Copper
Iron 3sEnss, Eey-tsf.s Lad. Sleep sEfhs. Hide,
bacon, LARD, 8fsois and ctspntry Produce IN gene
October 2, 1866-tf
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LARGEST .Essf Elsfatla.s f.xiracte. t.eIIlon
ais % fffs * BRO.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dental NOTICE.

DR MCCORMICK will visit Chrrlestown Pro.
IL PERSONALLY on the 18th inst, and remain two
weeks [Oct. 8, '66-3t.
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D. HUMPHREYS SEQ. > r''''
sets 4 gents for jefferson county.
Sept II. ls6R - - -. =.
DISSOLUTION EOTICF.

DISSOLUTION E0TICE.
ETSHE partnership Heretofore cxlstirg in the mer-
- y Camille business helvcen the undersigned, ia
this day dissolved mutual consent. The busl-
ness will be continued by ED K. GRADY, for
whom we ask liberal patronage.
Persons owing accounts notes requested
tocall at and ay OFF Inc either of the IN
dersiSned, as the money is badly wanted.
John Il STRIDER,
EDW.K. GRADY.
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I ODG EscAS cherlieal Bic BIacl. W ritfne
Fluid- AtSQUITH 8 BRO. :
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GENTLEMEN,S WRAR.

DOMESTICS.
ZINE Medium and Common Bieached Cotton
u Heavy Brown Cotton
Brown, B!eached and Lead Col'd Twillcd Cotton,
Brown and Bicached Canton Flannels,
rs aud 4-4 Bed Ticking, good article
Domestic Bingham and Check, Just received and
for saieby ID. HOW ELL.
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= GROSS Louis, g!Ith Toilet soar, SJId Brown
y " indesrs lycefiEe, Tu1tfe oil. Honey elc =
AisQUFrH G BRO.
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PcRE Bermuda Aro* Rect 4iee ,9iI gIssk sa
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oF'S Hedroenia ard Rianevlsne. PhaIonss
- Night BooInipg f;Sreus Isnbiis's Ffench and
Glers Pbiiadel iia ExtfacfS Tor tie hand
AIg0UI1rH q RIO
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II EHtssENE 81 1l.sl Aietal Tsp Limp cdlp
h 1e -. jlist ~ etiveti- by
Ali2tisf III l-t6 flEiS<f.s.L < AIeef
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- ALn--fs round Jun epd .Fine-the Eareest sizo
= saeSs and IN gppd e0ndjtious Tor sale by
CHARLIE JOHNSON.
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r ADlE5 HIGH cor CALF MOONS ?
IL October 8. TRGss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

TH.ArsR To-NIoHr.-Msrk Twain, the
eccentric, and really the only comical and
lively writer and traveller who has ever
visited and "written up" the Sandwich
Islands, is announced to speak . piece"
on the subject Of sights, scenes, habits,
customs, color, people, language, volca-
noes, grub, "and sich," Of the Sandwich
Islands, a. the Gold Hill Thsa,sr. on this
Saturday evening. The house will no
doubt DO crowded to hear him, and to
laugh at his drollsriss. His lifs-like pic
lures Of what he saw and heard on the
Islands afford q bstter-idss Of that region
Of the Pacific Ocean than anything We
ever read or heard. About twsnty.sight
years ago, when we were an apprentice in
q printing office in Philadelphia, we "sst
up" in type a series Of letters written BY
John K. Townsend, who was sent to the
Islands under the auspices Of the Psnnsyl-
vania Historical Socissy; but those letters,
although we'll written. were very fat when
compared to Mark Twain's letters and
lecture. Go and hear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

LN1N.-But moderate success 10 said
to have thus far attended the efforts made
to introduce the linen manufacture upon
an extensive scale into this country. The
report Of the Government Commissioner
upon the prscticability Of substituting fax
for cotton offered but little encouragement,
but the agitation Of the question together
with the high price Of cotton, has no doubt
promoted the growth Of fax Throughout,
the country. In Canada fax culture re.
csives great attention, and the last crop
proved highly rsmunsrative ~ compared
with other agricultural products. There
arc three large manufactures in Canada,
at each Of which upwards Of two hundred
hand, find employment during the entire
year. They make blsachsd and unbleach-
ed linen, cordage, shes,ing, etc., and the
goods they send to market are pronounced
equal to the imported article. There are
also in Canada three linseed oil mills, and
more than one hundred mills for cleaning
the fax. The inducements to enlarge this
branch Of industry are certainly very
strong. not only in the Csnadas, but also
in the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

COUNTY CLnRK.-John V. A. Lansing
is the Clerk Of Storey County for the mex.
two years, TO succeed Lucisn Hermann.
It affords US pleasure to record his TIL
umphant success, not only upon the ticket,
but over the many vicious and unfounded
charges made against him during the can
vass-which we deem unworthy to be re-
peated in a newspaper. Mr.. Lansing's
majority in Gold Hill was a handsome
refutation Of what had been circulated
derogatory to his character as a politician
and a gentleman. We predict that he
will make q most excellent administrative
officer in the position Of County Clerk.
For his predecessor, Col. Hermann, we
have a kind word. In all our intercourse
with thi, gentleman, for . period Of near
ly two years, we have ever found him q
frank, a courteous, and . most honorable
and upright mainland who has always
been firm in doing his duty to Storey Co.,
a, his bes. judgment dictated. Fortunate,
indeed, is Storey County il his successor
will prove his equal. Col. Hermann does
no. agree with Us in politics-but in
awarding q word Of credit to . faithful
officer, we disregard entirely his political
association.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

BULLION PROM Hor SPRINa.-Below Au-
rora, in this State, there is 4 mining locality
called Hot Spring District, which seems to
develop richly. A correspondent, writing
from Aurora, a few days ago, presents the
following:
Fourteen hundred pounds Of bullion was
shipped last week from Doctor Partz's fur
mace, in Hot Spring District, to San Fran
cisco, via Stockton. It was run out in forty
eight hours. I Am informed BY reliable par
ties that the Doctors principle IL q success,
and it 10 only a question Of time, when he
can obtain the proper material for his furnace
to stand the excessive heat he has to use.
BE has imported = quantity Of English Bath
brick, at q cost Of fifty cents each, but the
soda he has to use for q fux destroys the
bottom Of the furnace. He says II he can
only make his furnace stand one week he
will be satisfied, ~ he can afford to build a
new one each week, and can run but six hun
bred pounds Of bullion per day, working the
rock within ten per cent. Of 4 FIRE assay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

The DUTY OF YouNo MN IN THE
SoUrH.-Ths Southeastern. a journal pub
lished at Shreveport, Louisiana, in the
course Of an article upon the wants Of the
South, urges the young men Of that sec
ton to devote their attention to sgricul-
ture, and thus take the places Of the thous-
ands Of freedmen who have left the
Southern States or been killed during the
war. It urges them to prepare during the
coming winter for the putting in Of crops
in the spring upon the rich but idle acres
Of tho South. Says the Southeastern &:
1--WE have too many stout young men in
the South, shameless burdens on the Drawn
and muscle OF better men than themselves
WORTHLESS young men, who ride the
laborer a. the old man Of the sea fastened
himself on the back Of Sinbad the Sailor.
It 10 time that they were shaken of and
compelled to sweat for themsslvss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10
EXCESS OF MILITARY SPIRIT.

The state OF the world at TINS tlmo ilius'
trates one remarkable fact, that seems con-
trary to reason, though attested by uni
versal experience-viz: that each war up
to the point Of utter exhaustion, makes
another and another more natural and
apparently more necessary. Its horrors
do not exhaust the love Of il, but only 80
familiarizs men to them that they seem
necessary evils to those engaged. Tho
soldier who has escaped unwounded after
smelling powder fnds the mental excite
ment so %alluring that he seems eager at
any moment to encounter the sufferings
and painful deaths no has witnessed.
The war spirit gradually rises, and only
gradually subsidies, in any nation. Prus-
sis, with Austria, conquered Denmark,
and it proved but ~ the taste Of blood to
the regular msn-eating tiger. One con-
quest led Bismarck to another, and now
he feels so strong that he dsHss Napoleon,
and there 10 reason to fear that war may
break out again, and on = larger scale than
ever.
The Marqui, L~arochejaqus lin has just
published q work on the state OF the
French empire, in which he contends that
all the military efforts and expenditures Of
the last eighteen years have left France
without . friendly alliance in the world,
and that France should prepare on the
largest scale for the greatest events Of the
century, and secure an alliance with Aus
tria against Prussia. There is war over
nearly tho whole Of South America. And
so it goes throughout the world.
Ono Of the greatest miracles OF modern
times has been the rapid tanner in which
the people OF this country have laid aside
the muskst and beaten their swords into
plowshares, returning to peaceful occupa-
tons 70 quickly and quietly. Yet even
here some indiscrset movements are not
unworthy Of notice, u showing how
easily the s%mouldsring ashes Of civil dis
cord might DO famed into a fame. Mill
tary conventions, one At Cleveland and q
rival one at Pittsburg, were held recently
to discuss political programmes. The
sooner such conventions cease, the safer
the country and the greater the security
for continued peace. We know that it
has been q maxim of the Old World that
it 10 not safe for men to think with bayo-
nets in their hands. And it has been in
opposition to this that liberty has been
thought most securs when war could only
be carried on by citizens turning soldiers.
As citizens there 10 no danger Of men dis
eus,ing public affairs too much. But q,
soldiers-tha, 10, men who have been
called out from the ranks Of private life by
military successes and commands-thsy
they should hardly DO brought together,
a. 4 class, TO consider matters Of public
interest or party politics. This always i'
a game At which two parties can play o.
well as one, and such organizations
rapidly tend to sngsnder thoughts and
feelings Of q possible appeal to arms
thoughts that may embody themselves in
acts faster than any leaders can check or
calculate. Arms ought to be under the
guidance and control Of the civil power,
but not to lead 1t where liberty 10 to be
preserved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

FoxnIoN PosrAos. The Post Office
Department has issued an order which
changes somewhat the rates Of postage
upon newspapers sent to various foreign
countries beyond Germany, when for
wardsd in the Prussian closed mail. To
Russia, Finland, Poland, and schlsswig-
Hols.sin, the rate 10 8 cent? for each pa.
DER; to Denmark and Switzerland, 9 cents;
swsndsn, 10 cents; Italy, Turkey, (via
Triosss) and Egypt II cents; the Papal
States, u cent; the British Esst Indies
and China. 10 cents Turkey (vis Jsrusa-
l.m) and Greece, IA cents and Farther
India, and the Dutch and French posses
,ions. Is cents. Prepayment sin all cases
required BY this mall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

TIE MONETARY SYSTEM oY EuaoPE.-
The French Goysrnmsnt is earnestly la
boring to procure a reform in the monetary
system Of Europe, BY the establishment
Of . uniform, and il possible. a decimal
money, system for all European nations.
negotiations to this end have been COM
msnesd by France with the Prus,ian Gov
eminent, and the idea Of a financial con-
yenion to reform the currency Of all Of
Rurope in strongly urged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10

ScarpruaAL MuszUN.-The Palestine
Exploration Fund Of England, having had
the attention Of tho committee directed to
the subject have resolved to commence q
Scriptursl Museum next winter, to con-
siss Of objects illustrating the Bible and
Bible lands. Permission has been obtain
Cd 70 uss rooms at the South Kensington
Museum (London). 1t is proposed that
articles nom the museum should be used
in conjunction with lectures throughout
thu country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10
By the Atlantic Gable
n Claim.

The Alabama Claims.
The British Government has renewed
i,s proposition for a mixed commission to
arbitrats the Alabama claims.
The Seized Rebel Steamers.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-The case Of the rebel
steamers seized ct Liverpool, which was
brought before the Admiralty Court, has
been allowed to stand over. and it is BE-
lisved will BE- privately ~adjudged.
King OF Italy.
VENICE, Nov. 8.-Tbe King Of Italy
entered Venice and had q grand reception
yesterday.
French Lenvsn Of Mckee.
PARIS, Nov. s.-Transports are ready
to bring the French troops from Mexico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-10
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
IMPORTED DAILY ~ II. II. YLLod, BANKKR.l
SAX FnANcIsco, Nov. l0-l r. n.

PRooREss OF THE RAILRoAD.-The rail-
road company have established 4 temporary
depot at the mouth Of their tunnel, near the
point where the railroad crosses the old emil
grant road coming down into Bear Valley.
Freight for Meadow Lake and Washoe 10
now left at that point. The roads interseet
again at Polley's, a mile and a half this side
Of Cisco, but they will probably make no
change Of depot until they reach the latter
place, which will be in a week or 90 II the
weather is favorable. Track laying progresses
night and day, about three miles being laid
in twenty-four hours. Considerable snow
fell during the late storm, but the work on
the road was not materially interrupted.-Me-
p1do Gazette.