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NAPoLBoS's DBcKu.-It was recently
said Of the French Emperor, by one
who knew him well, that his deceftful-
ness had SO grown upon him that one
could not now even depend upon the
opposite Of his assertions being true.
SIN, crafty as he Is. he cannot wholly
conceal extensive war preparations, or
prevent hints OF his intended policy
from leaking out. a Paris CORRESPOND
ent OF the London Tunes Is responsible
for the following significant statement:
- mentioned yesterday, and confirm 1t
to-day that all the newspapers uader
Government control lave received hints
may mean peace, as Napoleon has all
along protested but he certainly has a
poor way of showing it.
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Halls Yesetable slcilInn HAIR Re

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40 ~ newer
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Restores grey hair TO the original color
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1- Prevents the hair nom faliing1 on
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Makes the hair son and RinsSy.
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~ Does not stain theslEfn
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Has proved itself The best preparafion f,r
the hair ever presented % the public
Price Hoo. For sale By an drugzistS.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
p eeived by the Building Committee of the
West Virginia Hospital for the Insane, on or
before Wednesday, the S0Lh day Of the pres
ent month, ST o'clo1k, p. M, for the making
and delivering of FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND BRICK TO be good hard brick OF the
size of those now being used. to be
OF September next and the remainder BY the
Dth DAY OF October next, and TO be delivered
at such places about the building as the
Building Superintendent may direct the
committee reserving the right TO REJECT any
or all bids Bonds with approved security
VIII be required OF the contractor. Proposal
TO be addressed to the Chairman OF the Com
nlittee at Weston, and marked Proposals
tors &C. R p. CAMDEN,
p. NJ. HALE
r. HILLS,
lyl6-d Building Committee.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
agpointed Receiver Tor the firm OF POR-
Of Allegheny county, Pa, will sell al public
SAFE, on the premises on the Ist day OF
august, 1876, without reserve, and TO the
eFTy. being the we'll E-SE
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For Sale or Exchange for Wheel
ing Property

TSY ACRES OF COAL LAND ON LIT
bOt lie Coal river. 12mileS from ChaFleston.
hanAWh a, county, West Va. For particnlsIs
see THOMAS O'BRIES, Real Estate AGENT
once over Peoples Bank. jy25-Iw
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Law School of Cincinnati College.

THE THIRTY-FoURTH ANNUAT.
4 Course Of Lectures will commence ON
W edneSdays October II, 1855. For further in
Third St, Cincinnati iSSaiS ~
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- one e az q Ctlred,

The Great French Remedy, N. De Wallets
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy of Medicine.
They never fail in ChlorosiS Amenorhea
Menoghagia, &c
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The Directors Of this institution have de- -
clared a dividend OF 10 per cent on the Capt.
tai stock nee OF Federal and State taxes paw
able TO the stockholders or their legal repre-
SentauNeS on demand.
ly2-lm A. @. QUARRIER. Traas.
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MATRINoSY IL IowA.-some OF the
Cedar county, Iowa, folks have queer
ideas OF matrimOny, judging fron two
occurrences recorded by the Upton
Adrertiser. In one case an Irish couple
were married at the Catholic church,
WhOliad never met until at Hymen's
Altar, two visits TO the pride from the
brOtherOf the bridegroom eHecting ali
the eOurting. In The other, two has-
bands traded wives, one giving the
other 1850 to boot. The citizens didn't
like that style, and drove the husband
who received the "bOot' from the coun-
" with his new wife. The other couple
Ifet remain.
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tn s2pRg Or CoHGREss.-SeTa sven
seasE "a ty-nipe bills have bsaa
and 0lS slndEsd ana eighty
HOES eluililg the present
naniter graatIy
- - AallI seed on by any pre-
IN lffior , liIrl.,
ll1 lll1 l.llI1lI IiIlIdr :
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Grocery Stand for Sale.

T OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY
house and lot in Bridgeport, Ohio. The
hundred and thirty-tWo (lS9 feet hack. The
building Is % by ., with an excellent store
room and cellar, and dwelling overhead,
Containing Seven Rooms.
A back yard, and aueyer falling well of wa
ter. The rooms can be divided TO suit two
families, II Necessary.
This Is one of the best retail stands in the
county. The good viii OF the stand goes with
the property as intend going into the conn-
Try. For further particulars enquire OF
W. H. SHARP,
ty24-Ste Bridgeport, Ohio.
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SMOKE CoNsUSrP "A new inveh-
ton for consuming smoke and elono-
mfEing fuel has been applied to the
steam gips furnaces At se9eraI large
works u sheGeid, England. The now
city consists IN supplying the furnace
With hot tnsteadol lpla air for combus-
aons ana leedinF f6e boiler with boil
ing slead 81 cola iStaF. THE air Ii
heated By. being drawn though fiues
along e.lea sitAes,I no bodies and Il
passes ftout tle q uea into The fffnSee
through small iaeflhro tons in ~ NOS.
work forming the sides or rs -
lis thus distrlbdlo1 evenly over ~
whole stltl e Of the lire.
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Teachers, Ex.a1ninatioI1

pd = By s e sc q 8 g5.i .Is So
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THR DJs4t4 FEsALTY.-The expert
encs Of England has shown that the
abOlitdnsef the dehih penalty has re-
pgeaea EatheFt hhn Increased the crimes
which i was indicted. From 1921 to
1850 ninety Persons were hanged for
horse stealing aud rape, and nom 1881
to $50 siGtY -oneg Weraex 6cutad Tor FlDei
and arson. When q vas proposed 20
erase these crimes from the list OF Fsini-
tai odense8, Conservatism .ri5ii f,iif tlI,,t
the measure would foster and auQmenf
the number Of these outragss hli sJ.efa-
g. But statistics show t6dt sincs he
abolition OF the death penalty the5S
cFimas have not increased
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

sidsnt's plan, I freely say that 1 think The
Presidents plan Is . better one than the
plan Of the committee. / believe that we
can get a better plan than either. I do
not believe this report reflects the senti.
ment Of any member of the committee. I
believe tits a compromise Of c%ontending
forces and econHicting opinions. They
have gotten wearied Of the subject. ] be-
lieve If we ge. 1t into Congress and discuss
it we shall develop something from this
plan which will be more satisfactory. ]
do not believe any gentleman on that com.
mite will say be favors that entire plan,
but he viii say, II submitted it 10 order
to get q report"
We certainly never will agree upon a
plan il we commence warning upon the
President without a plan, distract our
forces, and reduce our majority requisite
to pass the plan when agreed upon ; and
consequently I hope that this amendment
will be withdrawn and postponed until we
know whether the President agrees with
US or whether we differ from him.
I do not intend to despair Of getting a
goodlproposition submitted to the country.
II we can form none that 10 feasible, then
I shall do all I can to prevent any special
war being made upon the President, be-
cause if we have failed he has done no
more, and we have no right to complain.
I want to be distinctly understood that
shall not vote to destroy what has been
accomplished by the President until q bet.
ter plan of reconstruction has been agreed
upon by Congress !; and If he can use his
patronage in did Of his policy let him do
it, for unless we have a plan and apolicy
to vindicato we will have no use for pa
tronage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

A RADICAL TsxT-ToAsr DEMOLISHED.
Those who would distrac, the Union
party, and put far of the day Of perfec,
peace in this nation, exhibit a degree Of
shamelessness in their efforts to build up
project. that is in keeping with the char.
ac,er Of their grand object, Witness thi,
statement. which has gone. the rounds Of
the Radical ~rampaging press:
"a, q celebration in Mobile, On the 10th
Of April, Mayor Withers being called on
for a sentiment, said: j rise, Mr.. Chair.
man. to propose q sentiment which, ]
think. should not be omitted on any oc.
cesion of this kind. I mean no treason,
nor do I mean TO revive any memories oil
the pas, which ought to be dead and bu.
ried. I simply offer the health Of a dis
tinguished gentleman. give you, there.
fore. sir
president Davis-soldier, statesman,
patriot, prisoner. Our tongues may BE-
mute, but our hearts are with him."
Concerning the above, the Mobile Msp',
of May 9th, says:
"In the fret place, the toast given by
Mayor Withers Is not correctly reported
Secondly, Mayor Withers gave no toast
at all.
Thirdly, Mayor Withers was not'even
present when the above toast was pro-
posed.
And fourthly, no such toa,. was pro.
posed OF all"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

The proportions generally hold good Of
the volunteers from any single State when
taken separately there is not a State in
which the soldiers of 10 were not much
more numerous than those OF any other
age. The ages Of the officers, however,
follow another law. The greatest number
of any one age was those of "a years old,
but other ages came very near to this in
their numbers. Out Of the whole number
Of 81, 1874 belonging to these original regi.
ments, there were-l,2s4 who were 20 and
under; 1880 Of 81; 1889 OF % 2,lol Of
%; 1884 of "a; 2.l6l Of rs; AHA Of
20 /. 1858 Of 81; 2,07l of2S l.76e Of 20.
and 1885 Of 80. OF those between 30
and 40 there were IL, l93, and all ages
above 40, 1914.
Thus, while two-Afshs Of the whole
number of soldiers were men under %
years old, and three. quarters OF them were
under so, two. 6fths Of their officers were
over so, and more than ohe-half OF them
were 20, while those under 81 form
scarcely less than a twenty-ninth part Of
the whole number. ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

The comparative ages of the volunteers
In the late war is e%laboutely discussed in
a report made by Dr.. B. A. Gould, Actu-
airy Of the Sanitary Commission, and just
published as a pamphlet. DR.. Gould's
calculations are made upon the original
volunteer regiments, excluding recruits,
drafted men, and substitutes, that Joined
after the regiments were in the service.
The aggregate of the rank and file Of these
regiments was one million twelve thousand
and SEVENTY three men. 1t is an interest,"
ing fact that, among these soldiers Of 10
years old outnumbored those Of every
other age. Younger boys were also not
wanting. There were 1877 Of only Is
$50 of IA and 773 of is and those who
were familiar with the armies can testify
tina, these youngsters were almost always
among the very toughest and mos, daring
soldiers /; and many of the most audacious
feats Of individual bravery which the re-
cords Of the war preserve were theirs.
But lie. US condense DR.. Gould's table Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

A SsvsRE TAsx.-Thel late Judge P
Of Connecticut, was not remarkable fol
9uickness Of apprehension. At a certain
time, Hon. R.. w. Sherman was arguing
a case before him, and in the course Of hi.
argument. Mr.. S. made a point which the
Judge did not at once see : mr.. Sherman,
I would thank you to state the point 80
that I can understand you" Bowing
politely, Mr.. s. replied in his blandss,
manner; /" Your honor - probably not Gpars
efths task you arc impesin1 ypoo M"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07
NEW TO-DAY.
Conddeace silver Mining Comps

Coincidence Silver MiuinE Compn-
ny, Location, Gold Hill Mining District, county
Of Storey. State Of Nevada-Notiec Is hereby
given, that a, q meeting Of the Board Of Trus'
tees Of said Company, held on, tho fifth day
Of June, 1856, an assessment (No. 81 OF
Twenty-Five dollars (e25 per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said company. payable
on Wednesday, tho 9Th day Of June. 1856, In gold
coin Of tho United States, to tho Secretary, II
Wcgener, AS Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California Any stock upon which said assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on tho 10th day Of July,
1865, shall DO deemed delinquent, and will DO duly
advertised for sale ut public auction, and unless
payment shall DO made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the 3lst day Of July, 1865, to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of slc.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
r. WEGENER, 6ec'y.
Once, AIS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California JUL I'd
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Deaths.

A~LLISON-In Sacramento, June 5th, Sarah E.
Allison, aged IL years. 2 months and 10 days.
PACKARD-In sacramento, une 5th, J. Pack.
ard. aged "a years.
KENNEDY-In Sacramento, June 5lh. John. son
Of John and Mary Kennedy, aged Q years and S
months.
GLASBY-At Los Pinos, New Mexico, April 22d,
Lieut.. Milton L. Glasby, First Veteran Infan.
try, Cal. Vol.
BRiSoN-In Marysville, juno 4th. John NJ. Brl.
son. aged 81 years and 8 months.
CUSHlNG-In Great Darlington, Berkshire Co.,
(hass.) May LIST, John D.. Gushing, founder and
publisher Of the Berkshire Courier, ussd 10
wears and 8 months. -
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RATTLE NEWS

A, we are going to press we receive q
d.,,,ch from our Reporter a, Sacrament
- ,,,,ins ,hs, a grea, battle is going on
80, the Fenians and the Canadians,
and that details will be furnished US with
\, an hour or two. We shall probably
issue an ..extra." so soon a. the promised
dispatch comes to hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

TRAVELLING UNDER DrvTIcuLrIEs.-A
large party Of ladies and gentlemen, num-
oerins nineteen persons, passed through
Mar'posa on last Monday for the Yosemite
valley. Another party, with the same
destination in view. was overtaken by a
snow storm on last Friday at Clark's, and
was detained there for several days. And
this was in June!
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OHfco DtspArtH.
purArcu 10 rHr GOLD urll DAttr srw,..
Indian War In tho Owyhoo Country.
Cuico. (Cal.l lime 7th.

CHICO, (Cal.) June TIN.
A prospector, just in from the Hum
bolds road, states that a party Of City
Cinnamon from Virginia City were at.
tackled, near the owyhee river, by about
one hundred and City Indians, and forty.
nine killed.
The Indians also stole several trains Of
horses and mules. They stole q drove Of
sixty head Of cattle. and killed and dried
the meat in sight Of the Fort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

CLAssIPIcXrIoSs. - Senator Doolittle,
in the course Of his reply to Senator Nye's
recent defamation against the Administra-
ton, said:
Mr.. President, there seems to be a
strange division in the opposition to the
Republican Administration arising here
In Congress; and I presume gentlemen
will take no offense IL I should classify
this division that seems to spring up.
First and foremost in Congress is that dis
tinguished and veteran old leader, q Rep
resentative from Pennsylvania, who leads
one branch Of this distracted opposition
now making war upon the Republican
party. I refer to Hon. Thaddeus Ste-
yens. He is the leader and chieftain Of
what I will denominate the universal con-
tiscation party. In this body stands the
acknowledged leader Of another wing Of
the opposition 10 the Republican party in
the person Of the honorable Senator from
Massachusetts,, [Mr. Sumner,] which may
be dcnominated the universal negro suf-
frage party. Then there is still another
branch Of this distracted opposition, Of
which I may soy the honorable Senator
from Nevada, [Mr. Nye,l who has just
taken his seat, is the leader and chieftain
the hanging party. And last. but not
least, comes that new party which, so far
as I know, has yet obtained in this body
but one recruit-the party which 10 led BY
the other Senator from Nevada, tMr.
Stewart,l-the universal amnesty end
| nniversal sufraoe marty,
We see these parties distracted, arrayed
against each other in opposition to the
policy Of the Republican party which Mr..
johnson inherited from the Administra-
ton that went before him.
BLACK spirits and white,
Red spirits and greyi
Mingle, mingle. mingle.
You that mingle may"
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SOMETHING LIKE A PRIzE.-An ind;.
vidusl named Bauta, in the oily city of
Pithole, Pennsylvan,s, advertise. a prize
of $4,000 and 9 beautiful young lady as a
card for a grand gift enterprise. the lady.
IL 10 added. having the "greenbacks."
We pity sincerely the poor fellow that
draws her.
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Happiness or Misery!
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rEs "srruATtoNn on SENATOR


W. Give elsewhere the greater portion
=, s,ewar,.s recent and latest talk on Re-
construction, the same being made when
Re question was on the adoption of
r,umbulrs famous amendment, to the P.
D. Bill, Stewards remarks certainly sc,
down some OF the truths Of presen, Con.
b,.,orv with Urea, c,ndor and
perspicui,y: while thew leave the mind of
the reader in dopb, and confp.on r..
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v;,.,. ale, n, organize. le, II. agree, le,
-. srsn;ne L., II, Law down rules before
we undertake war on Others" Sensible
William.
Then S,ewar, expresses his objections to
all the proposed Constitutional Amend
mep,s, save the 4th. Again and again he
dscIs,e. he will NOT make war on the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07
Marriages.

Virginia, June 9Th, by Rev. A. +. Hitchcock,
AsRph H. Parish TO Mrs Catherine Hubbell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brighton, Sac.
ramento county, June Sd. BY Rev. N. G. Briggs,
George W. Nowbert to Mary Jane Willard, all
Of Sacramento county.
june Sd, Bernard w. Guerkink to Lizzie c.
Phillips.
Observation-Disclosures Santa Rosstoun.
ship, sonoma county, May 2lst, Z. N: B.. Jack.
son TO Eva wilkinson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07
Births.

REEBER-In Sacramento. May Goth, the wife Of
Gottlieb Reeber, Of q son.
BUNKER-In Junction City, Trinity county,
May 90. tho wifc Of George Il. Bunker, Of q
son.
ABER-At Orleans Bar, klamath county, May
18th. the wife Of Thomss Aber. Of o daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

At UOIu EILI' s.'s.ouoroI COUNT NSV1u"
BY CONRAD WIEGAND,
FORMERLY SUPERVISING AssAYER q,
i the United States Mint at San Francisco.
and late Superintendent Of Assaylng at the Gould
e. Curry Mil, Virginia City, Nevada.
Gold and Silver Bullion melted and nsssyed At
San Francisco. rates. Values guaranteed. Re
turns made a. SPEEDILY a. 10 compatible With
a critical entertainment Of values. and with .
posted.
Orc Assays carefully made lin duplicate when
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respondent with the number and character Of -.
says desired, and with the amount and form Of
sample furnished. EYrSpeeine and detailed cir.
culars furnished on application personally At the
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-07

Committee Of Invitation.
VIRGINIA.
Judge J. D. MEAGHER- State Center.
E. COMERFORD. Center.
Hou. JNO.A PIPER wv
Gen. VAN BoKKELEN.
Col. oHAs. A. SUMNER.
B. Colgan, WIN. WOODBURY.,
r. J. Hapley, r. Williams,
Capt. Cahili, VIM. Hays,
P. Mulchay. Jno. WEIGH.
Joseph Mallon, Capt. c. c. Warner,
J. G, Clark, Mr.. Gillespie.
Col. sut,erley.
GOLD HILL.
J. e. MURPHY, Center.
Brig. Gen. JNO. B. WINTERS.
Jno. McGlnty, Jno. J Hays,
v. Butsch, WIN. II. Watson,
II. ". Vesey, Geo w. Aylrsworth
r. Oton ell. h. A. Gamble,
John Lambert, A. A. Putnam.
T, Bulger, James O'Donnell,
Patrick Boz II nd J. B. Jackson.
SILvEI, CITY.
WIN. NORTON, Center.
Dennis Leary. J. CALLAHAN.
Committee Of Receptions
John E. Murphy, John J. Hays,
Jno. Mcainty.
Floor nlnnagersi
". Redmond, D. Lyons,
@. L. Murphy.
Badges.
The Committee Of Arrangements will be known
by their colors OF Red, White and Blue.
Commute Of Reception-Green Resets.
Floor ManRgers-White Rosettees.
TICKETS for the Ball,............S3.
SUPPER can DO procured at the San Francisco
Restaurant and OF tho Fashion Restaurant.
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