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. norDa =, oo-ee -, 4ooo.
Flxc-TsfnIfes closed in london IN .he Il,
a. Ge4:6aGba.
6eversl casas of ehe1rrr x.re reno,ted IN
New Yo,k Or s.,urdxy. rt,h .wa aea.ht,
The sum Of 4. .2t6. .0oo il ro1d was sh;pnod
.rou Erw York an satuhdav.
The venerable Prince rau1 Es,erhaxv 1ied
at natiehcn. nm ,h,. e,.t mir MOOD r,-htv.orr
,r.r.
proro,rs,+ ,.o,4t f,aro,,n,a,e t., .v.s,,,nr
Inn ..v ,h,, s,.,r x,1, h. n. o,,t -, sco<,,t ~.
ncw cons,,.u,,on.1 tnrrsnrn..
1.o,.xa 1I,rot- ~. .u.t.a.n. p..s,a.,,t
.,.ss 1r.st.-s..,, e,,.ss..,., $500. 80. -
49,, ,s,..ss1 ~ sto fss ~, 4"s
o."' ae4a4 y" *.S n.,, 49,
a arc occurred ii rhiiade'phsa on Friday
.Io u1Eos - "h'ea oes"o5eu PtoPe7s su'uco IL
eze.ee"
Onf Warrington aes'atch states that tn-
aa.rces arr oow ut work In that CITY ~a1ch will
undoubtedly lind to the re1casc OF Jcf. DaFis on
bail. .-.
lne grocery house oi Sackett, be]chef d
Co oi New York has iatled for *4o0 Goa Afscs sstd
70 be 1arFt. uEc Of the hrIn ran awaE short time
xtnce with {i5o. CO., which Is eatd to be the cause
OF the failure
The Canadian Parliament, on Friday ,hy q
uuacsmous sotr, passed 4 bill Futpcuding the
wi. Of AdDeus CORPUS All Fepsaus arc to be A.
1csttd end general Eeirn Of terror Il anticipated
The French Transatlantic Steam fas1ga-
43ou Comm, Y made 4 oemapd for 4x2A0QQ IL IN
demnfty, Tor the refu.al OF the Austrian Gosrrn-
ncnt 10 allow tht steamer 9Aznoare, containing sc~
c1uits lof Ga1miJtau, TO p'oceed 10 eca-
~. ~. ,s.,4 .,a co~-,+,,- ~ IT.. W.
tns .!ee.asus ...",,..., nn , VI wy Ne"
80 T.. .:,,ss ,sa.s a.. HSss as's st
the tIpdespest among cows in the t,ah,c. at New
Iott and Htook1yn. ard r,r,,on,no ,,,.ct,x~rx 1T
stock 10 examine ail Offered.
r,.r,r.,r,,, p..s'-. yr .
80 Sa. sssW 49,. -.'aoo ~
~ ~ 49, uo.nc uoa .e1at' .p1 va pe nns"
.. o ~ w ~ eaa .,,.j ~ oja'osne1u' 1u's Is 'oe
4A1e see'ne' " atoes Az tns ses'4es, ana 7s soon
~ tue 'nen a3e Faao o0' lamp ouue WILL oe
~495eo. ,s,,
4rs..s. y. asN ot"u "PFsa,ce ~
aannston ae" os" einee, ana eontfsvea, "
ta,c.,,. 1.eaus % o'nna ls, 10 ee muoaoeeo 70
- ,,oa ~ 10 49, S,aaaves aaa =.
lle poh.nop y. tne mao "a* o'eco'esod' Int enes"
es - ~. Wa.,1 ~ C"...,, -. rn.,.,
'ne Ne" 3o1A eenlsa n haaifoaa ns' coeeIeo
pe.Ietua' H",e ., INC nc" 1pao RON aeeenesuaS
~ Atnt u on sae nIoson h'eF' .o' *Is".uW pr
49,, oa4eA a.. ~ e4 aufau'nSeon'
.ae Isnu.'+ nm ~ eaaoies ~ '1csn1 70 oe oe-
$500. =. "es s "as. . us.os ~ 'ns olneaA@s !"
1aa w. Aae ,.an>.st'eu @ ~ Ne" aosk II = se-
eea s0"' '1''A GLE o'o o3oa'!s aoo 3fos aHsaRe-
"e".,
boston paper reports that LIE assessors
o' afo scfsa, IN mat cify, recently had The Cliff
nfil5 10 cxannfoc IafKe milk csAbhshmeut. and
Apo1ne Jour large casks. weighing probably tWo
housano fou1 hundred pounds, ihcs investigated
the con'sn1s Of one os thcIo-A stAse being hloken
apu thus aaordshg accets 1t was filled ~1th re-
tined "h'tiue. md on taking sample for expert.
ment, they found th1t mixing 1t NTH wu,ce gave
very GOOD INITIATION OF ml'l.
CHICAGO Was visited by dNDtfer HfEnEfF0HH
, 1866-06-11

Albany. June 1G.-About nine o'clock LAST crcn-
the way from Cczzens 10 Fekf collldcd l:h The
steamer Desn Ktenmore, ahatt tic wat e. and was
csuef1ed. The ttfamer was stopped, and the pilot.
John Btst, went 10 their as.ist.nee. ana succeeded
In Iascuioe Two Of them. one Of whom was ton
Of Join t. Fremont. The Third. named a{asyir.
fiG1u PENNEY tvaD:n, was drowned,
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one at Coal Harbor, one at Antietaa1-a prt-
vatc party, to which the Government has
already furnished six thousand cotlIus one at
Fortress Monroe, one at Bull Run, and one
sweeping the country between here and the
1ntter named r1lare.
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VOL. Xxx.

hop<ites. No tnsthcr co1t4 to raise men or tppneJ
vii probably he made herr at present.
superintendent Kennedy has i'Ened orders to
the hctIorotrsn police to arrest all parsons car-
rJtus dHnge1ons Meapune.
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To'al delegates. .......-. ........---.. ..-ee
a. u. Coos. Mclienry Co.
E. ". BEAkDkLL Wfnncta:,o Co,
MARX RAMSEY. Boone Co
II. u. BARRY. Kane Co,
D. y. IAxEa, Deka1b. Co...
Lu}ou Ccucfct sfppal Committee, I'd Di.t.. ILL.,
, 1866-06-11

BUFFALO, June -lbe propeller clty Of Buffalo
arrived this morning. III: reason OF her d:l.ution
Was tic bfcakng Of htr stern post. causing her to
hak baaiy. Nh dapaEe to cargo she Ntll be all
right IN few lays-
, 1866-06-11

Al. Dr, o. .JAYEEs3 d SUMS FAMILY MEDICINES
sold IN Chicago pr onr AEoata, Assszs. Fuller.
Finch d Fuller, Buruhssnf 4 vx.x sehaaek. Lord 4
Smith. F. r. II. Hooker. and BY Druggists generally.
, 1866-06-11

Last michigan Volunteer Regiments In
the &cFylce~
tytu 1zot7, Ju1e 1g:-1hc ! bird and Fourth Mich.
The last MrE arrived TO cav firm le-as. 1hoI art
- suldicfe In the SERVICE
, 1866-06-11

D6s1ox, J Cne 10-A special tam M9m -. Aosna
rrfnr1ug altogether about 1.1I0 Fenlans home from
1hc vernon potdez. all of Hhom hal csossed tse
Cann6inu f1nc c1ccpt fcss e:ra:Gicrt. 1fanspora'
ilou wu. furnished by The uEtled STATES GoEcr'i-
merit. The Fen11n war IL ended lu that d1rees1o On
for The present.
, 1866-06-11
4 Gathering Up OF the Fragments
Tears and KcSrets-The Great BODY
OF Canadian Troops who Failed to
DlhrtnsAIh2B Tlaemke1ves-Cnafm

American ; FhSEkk N4FEN AR033 E&Cs
Sw YORK june ia spccfal from st. Alhsns
yesterday announces the finale OF the Fenlan lgva-
Sion OF C-nada. The I.sht wing OF thu Feufan
army reirraied from Pigeon Hill to thst plsca,
u moraiisa,on Of 1kSsnsire force Il complete, and
bolh uGjcx1s md men refuse 10 do fuftner duty.
Uetcruons occurred by 1Whnicsa!e. End alter
council OF WEI. Gen. Spear ordered resseat TO st.
Keiniorccmcn.s and mun1tions fatled TO rcsch
them. Ammunition Nst carried to Vermont and
stored In ttaru near The line. and will doubtless
l,e tetxed by The TINTED States tr"op'. who arr
lnarcbtne 10 the border Considerable pluude1
Cieu. rpeas tatl he would rather hare i,ecn shot
than lesve Canada In lhe 1nsnner he has- Gca
Mahou "ept bitterly. Many Fealans who haye not
lie EH Un,ted statet Goscrpment, Many vii syail
Themselves ol The opportunity TO leave tonight.
al Cornwall. canada. Saturday mornne. active
troop-, ,.1th view 10 1nrve on the Fenfau column.
Soroe 100 reenlars and twice that nunx:7 Of vol
uutecrs WIRE understood 70 be owing ffom Non
uesI 10 concenlrate neaf 81 Armand
IN Prescott, strict watch wRs maintained By go
troop. th.rr. The excitement in Ogdenspurg had
dtcd nuuy.
Jurciiop 1or st. Abanf, By Lieutsnant Colonel
Jacks on Of sne FIlEt un1ied States 4rtlleJ
Gea. Meade arrived ut s.. Alhsns. saturday
evening. and was Eerenadcd BY the band Of re M
ELECT thai re1Gemeht Of difficulties would Drove
satisfactory 10 or own and ctheT Governments
mo fhoN Inc "otla that Inc unHe1 Stafe8. Hps+
~tthtttudlnc the pa:t. wtsc determined to do INTO
| oshtss ~ they woula he aane y.
Gtncra1 Spear End ttxG fur7cndt1ed to Colonel
I Livingston Of the United S:ate+ AImy-
some Of the Fenians s-r raid 70 marc in.ulted
| come unltea S1atss of,cete q, st. A6ans-
Specials IRON buffalo st1ie ret1eas had COM
| meucta. Two companies from Chicago hao lett
| Tor home, aud II vas expected the eniitc fon:e
oI1d be On the way before Gondsy .no:nlth:tana
| lnc the Etatemsnts of men who arrived Friday
| night, ttnt they wonld not lcavr without round
| with tbrtT old enemy.
specials ffu.n Osden.bnss s.atc that the A1nce!-
can .loop Creole, Wa! fred on with smalf atu.s by
fotce 1uehr1aicd Iunadiau volunteers. who tboneat
ion was ordered 10 hesrc to OF be fred on and tbs
! Captain Eesured: but en- announcinc his nation
ahy, and suggesting the nix Of fr'nc on an uu-
| urnicd vcteeI, was allowed 10 rr.sceed.
| Fenians wcse last going home, and ogdcusbure
| ,D<r.ntrtv lie 1r1AnHr,
, 1866-06-11

MASONIC-~There will be rsg~
S sLa;ayr;,s 4 ,s;s cssp;;er ; i; f.
5on:c Temple q O'clock TT business and vo,k On
inYitco 10 attend. E. n. TUCKER, secrttary. Cai.
chFo. June II. ftGG t6G1
, 1866-06-11

TIE LATE Saip.. FEN'AN
Gathering up Of the Scat
tered Fragments.
GEN. MEaDE REPORTS FORTY
THOUSAND MLJSKETS II
CAPTURED.
Extent Of Canadian Defensive
Operations.
Reported Summary Re-
taliation by the
Canadians.
Ten Fenian Prisoners Said to
Have been Shot.
Irihing Scare at Windsor
On Saturday.
FROM EUROPE.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS TO
kIEET SOON.
eli the Great Powers
Have Consented
to Attend,
TIE AUSTRIAN ARMY MARCH
ING On VENETIA.
War Preparations Still in
Progress.
Skirmish BetHeen Austrian and
Prnssian Troops.
FAILURE OF THE BANK OF LON
DON CONFIRMED.
From Washington.
Action Of the Senate Committee
On the Tax Bill.
Probable Release Of Jeff.
Davis on Bail
, 1866-06-11

c. Il. SCH1FEN. Advertising Agent,
il Dearborn street, 10 authorized to rsreit .
Advertisements Tor tie Tribune. ana ,a11
other leading papers throughout the United
$tates ana Enuuia.
, 1866-06-11

TIE Republican unlon yoters Of the several eoun-
lies cunpo in. lnc SECOND Conere: slonal Dl.t.tct
Of uIpois, who src in fayor Of keeping traitors ont
cf lie Ealla or Congress- ard Of asserting and malr
ta.rins the rights Of the loyal people through their
q tntescntatiyee in consEess..0 tx and determine
The cprujtion On which States laiey in rebellion
af Ihe Uulted Sia,es. are requested 10 eject DELE
-uics 10 the Republican Uuion Convention to be
eed at Ecin, on the 9Th day Of july, 1850 al two
d,dasc tor pcrubcr OF Congress 10 be supported
lie ensuing Stnte election in November next Ind tor
eactin such other business as shall come baiore
Tie batls Of representation will be the State c2u-
tus Of u. 1865, and Ntn be one dc1.gate for
every two thousand tnhsbilants, and one for every
traction Of one tnoufana thereafter.
Thr foiIonfne tho;se 1he number oil Inhabitants
ard lhe number Of delegates each county sill be
t,t,Isfff &hDH.
, 1866-06-11

New York Fentans Hestgned to their
I'A1Iure--Thc CARR Ing of Dangerous
weapons Prohibited.
NEW YoRK, June 10.-The Fenian. are all q0,et
today The 1u,aslpu OF Caunca ia poW coneldefed
, 1866-06-11
Nem agnerttHxn1fHtB.
Or, D. yAYDE'5 Alternative
Will
BUILD UP THE SYSTEM,
TUR1FE TIE BLOOD,
Excite the Absorhents to
Healthy Action.

AND


DE-. =. JAYxk.s ALTEeA11vR 1s 4 STAN,
DAI,D AED1c1SE~-1 c,upcu1d Of those a.::c,es
| -, Ut s,te,,ur. .o, a-o,,,,,,,s r,p,~vt.<- md
| n..,, ug no concealed noisoo,. M u,trcartaI or
| .all.e p.r,,,,aun,. H,rnv nrso,r n. sno
...,. OF tnou.sa1s or prr,onx vho h1zx hrn
=, II. Nth rom f,s ~. II +, ,rcomm ,n-.-d In
x+t, enu.e eouodsnc. A. tn IT., .h,,,tv To
,...h,.. c,,. rbde.,raed.
For Purifyin n& sue BLOOD,
The Alternative VII, be uod ~ BE- \ most effective
medscse: Acting d..ec,1y or s circulation, Ii pu,1.
or,s o,tss n.s- ,,a..,nr sy,.z p.rueleo, a,,s,,.
tsom the ',sssn.
1o1 Jul o1o1s'' IL al 4'9 'eanS
1870 -. .e,...< s-.,,,... r~.~,-.-<.
successtnl By it, action On tne D.eod II 1es,soys the
vim, ~ ,o,,ooon, n,,n.,o,- ,+on, .s,cs .s,,. ~
s1's' VIZ. '1e'e'
.,,,.s ~. a ~ .a,ss -, .',,z, b, ,,.,
to - an oo'sfaessa '''se Of 'hs Pores '4r'1' AZ
1KnA1lFx Is certain remedy II not oalY REMOVES
tho obstirate atAte of pou ou* It eos the blood
, 1866-06-11
asiatic. Cholera.

Tbs prompt use Of Dr.. D. J4ype's carrfnative Ra1-
which accompany the stacks Of GnoIesa. thus otten
coDQuefnk the disease ln lts ncip1eacy. Il haa fa
the Choltfs hss been ra.ing .ep2emscaaT. a1d has
pfYet IalItI u SSYe 5nantdEAt And pGI04pNut ftsE
, 1866-06-11
Attention Sir. Knights

There vail he ttated conclays Of Chicago Com.
mAnde1y IT, D. K. I. at No. 30 West Randolph stxeet
.hls iMotdaY) eFeuug. at eight O'Clock p. nj
work on <. T.. ~ ord dcF E. /. E CLARENCE HU6s
BALD. ttcof3es. f6ll
, 1866-06-11

quick saft and ceft1in tn Its acton, adofdIng
INN ncdfase Toller when promptly administered. Age
DOES ipstr its vr1les, u It subject 70 ths
varying Influences OF climate. halng equally effective
be--a =" .Stdrd1rd Household RsMeay,+ Which every
tatn3y should be supplied With
, 1866-06-11
Diarrhna and Dysentery.

falls to suoduc the most v1nieus attacks Of
there complaints, matter from what tt1y
produce theao feEtun5 oaealc Travellers and Others
should always keen supply OF the Caru!nssi7c By
them.
, 1866-06-11

DAVE EuU!HIL pIHFElE3fNH. :
AIr. Reed. having obtained permission to Wilt
bis client. viii proceed to Fortress Monroe to-
morrow. Mr. Brady will visit Pctcstbrsr. mud BIZ,
Brown tetu1ns 10 Baltimore Tomorrow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13


WESTERN "RIvBR TRADB."-The Ohio
journals are complaining of the great fall
ing.of of steamboat trade on the Western
rivers. At Cincinnati they say it " takes
three or four weeks for a boat to get q
lead, and then the, freight paid would
hardly keep the chambermaid in Cologne
water" The Cincinnati Gazette says this
is q strong illustration Of the falling-of OF
the internal commerce OF the country, and
adds that the decrease is chiefly due to
the uncertainty which exists in regard to
the revenue policy of the Government.
The manufacturers and merchants are
said to be waiting for the Tax bill and the
Tariff bill to be passed and settled, and
the business of the country hangs upon
both Of these measures. The sooner they
are settled, and the revenue policy Of the
country becomes fixed, the ooner will the
internal trade Of the West resume some
show of its former activity. But there
will be-no permanent restoration Of bust
ness to the old standards until the politi-
cal, as well as the financial, affairs Of the
country are more settled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13

The PRoPosED New MINING Law
NYE's vIBws.-When the proposed new
mining law was being discussed in the U.
6 son.,o 1--we ,s,h son.,or Nve s.;d
-.
referring " 'ne 'aA'"S ''au'e' a"o 'ne
motion Of Senator Sherman to tax still
higher:
Mr.. Nye-I think that persons who
nroduce oold and silver should not be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13

PosT-OFTicE MONEY ORDERS. - In
Great Britain, the Pos,-oGice money order
system is very extensively used by the
people. During the year 1865. the Brit
ish Post ORce issued money orders for
Sse, LAG. $50, and paid ordersfo 800, 722.-
$50. Upon these sums the commissions
retained by the POST Office amounted to
S7s5.565. The British Post. Office sells
money orders upon st-Ofices in the
British colonies, Turkey and Egypt, and
Is now considering the extension of the
system to France, Prussia and the South
American States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13

Mr.. STEVENS has reconstructed his last
proposed reconstruction scheme, aud made
il more funny than ever. He has reduced
the period Of universal Acknowledgement
Of white men in the South from Ave to
three years, which is an act OF extraordi.
nary clemency for him; and he leaves it
to the President to determine when the
colored men Of the South shall be invited
to elect Conventions and frame new State
Constitutions. He has also added q new
section, saying that as Tennessee has
adopted a Constitution not fully republi.
can, but sort of so, the State may be ad-
mi,ted to representation on probation.
and if before the first Of January next the
State does not give suffrage to her negroes
and ratify the amendment to the Consti-
tutiod, then she shall lose her representa-
ton again. Tennessee is eS ."cted to con-
slider this a special favor, although the
rest Of the South is to come in by accept
ing the amendment, without giving suffrage
to the negroes. This is where the joke
comes in. Tennessee being Johnson's State,
don't you Bee s-SprinafeM Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13

Asour ScRsws.-It is stated that the
American Wood Screw Company Of Prov
idence Rhode Island, has a capital OF one
million dollars, and from the nett profits
of its business divided among its stock
holders $1,000 900 in 1854. and $780,
900 in 1865. This Company has a mo-
nopoly Of the manufacture OF screws,
chuges enormous prices, and notwith-
standing the princely revenue OF the
concern, it is now and always has been
n Of The most clamOrous advocates Of
protection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13

IvoRY.-The consumption Of ivory in
the world requires a great destruction Of
elephants, the number annually killed to
supply the establishments at Sheffield
alone being over 10000. The supply
drawn from the walrus, narwhal, etc., is
quite insignificant. The best ivory comes
from Africa, and although not SO white,
it is deemed superior to that furnished by
Asia. In Russia and the northern coun-
tries of Europe, n great source Of supply
of ivory is the tusks of extinct species Of
elephants and mammoths, whose bodies
are found there in a remarkable state Of
preservation. In very cold countries the
ivory of fossil elephants is preserved for
ages. What will supply the place OF ivory
when the race Of elephants is destroyed
of which there is great probabilities a
question already exciting interest, and
rewards have already been offered for the
discovery Of q substitute. Vegetable ivory
is used in making many articles, but It Is
comparatively Of but little value.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13
Rorneast IL.

The Meadow Lake Sun of Monday has
q column letter from a miner, concerning
the proposed National mining law. The
correspondent says:
The moment you sell the mineral lands.
capital will own and control labor. When
ever labor is owned and controlled by
capital. you have q monopoly Of the worst
type and slavery in its worst form.
The bill providing for the survey and
sale Of lands containing "veins or lodes Of
quartz. or other rock bearing gold. silver,
cinnabar, or copper" which has passed the
Senate. is. in some respects, more objec.
tionable than any bill relative to mineral
lands which has been brought into public
notice. It seems to have been drawn with
special reference to quartz monopoly.
There Is no limit to the number Of feet
which a company or corporation may
own. The length Of it's lodges is measured
only by the length Of Its purse.
There is so much machinery about the
bill we are considering-and which will
probably become the law of the land
there are so many ~geologists, land COM
missioners, laud officers, so many revenue
collectors. to harass and eat out the sub
stance Of the mines, that, in all probable
ity, the United States will not receive as
much revenue per year as it now realizes
BY the present method Of taxation. The
general Government will gain nothing by
the sale of the mineral lands, and the
miners will lose much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13

CARSON IrEMs.-Lieutenant Governor
Crosman received a dispatch from Depart.
ment Headquarters. last evening, to the
effect that the troops which have been
s,ationeda Fort Independence, Owens
River country. have been ordered TO Sill.
yer Creek A large barn be-
longing to the Lake House, Washoe. near
the northern. end Of the lake, was entirely
destroyed by fire on the night before
last On the afternoon Of We'd
nesday :he llth inst, the 1ody Of Capt.
Joseph Pulsefer was found rvAr the Island
Ranch, one mile east Of Tahoe City, Lake
Tahoe. It is supposed that the deceased
committed suicide while in a 6t OF in
sanity We can assure our
n~pighbors that the cosmopolitan" is onr
Of the best cIrcusses that ever exhibited on
this coast. Jackson, the clown, is a whole
show himself. and a good one at that
Carson AppsaL of to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13
Births.

KELLY-At Lyonsdale, FL Dorado Co., juno 26,
the wife Of J. Kelly, of q son.
STETSoN-At Lyonsdale, FL Dorado County,
juno s7th, the wifo Of 8. Stetson, Of a daugh.
ter.
sTERN-In Carson City, July 10. 1866, the wife
Of L. Stern, a daughter.
HIRSCHEY-In 0rovIlle, July Sd, the wife Of II.
B. Hirsehey, Of q daughter.
sEFFENs-In Dutch Flat. July Cd, the wife Of
Chas. Steffens, Of o SON.
JONES-At Canon Creek, Placer County July
Sd, the wife of VIM. Jones, ST., Of 4 son.
SUNDERLIN-At Chico. July LIST, the wife Of
II. L. Sunderlln, Of a son.
SAUNDERS-In Dayton, New, June ls, the wife
Of T.. E.. Saunders, Of q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-13
Notice to Creditors.

-
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada,
County Of Lyon. In the matter Of the petition
Of Jonas s. Akin. an insolvent debtor.
Pursuant TO IN order Of the Honorable VIM Hay
don, Judge Of the said District Court, notice Is
hereby given to all the creditors Of the said insol.
vent, Jonas s. Akin, to be and appear before
the Honorable William Hayden aforesaid.
ut the Court room Of said Court, In the
fowl Of Dayton. and County Of Lyon, on
the 18th day Of August, A. D. 1866, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. Of that day, then and there to show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer Of said
lnsolyent should not be granted, and an assign.
ment Of his estate be made, and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities, In pursuance Of the
statute In such case made and provided and In
the meantime all proceedings against said insol.
vent be stayed. =,
s~>>s Witness my hand and the seal Of said
l. s. Court this 10Th day Of July, A. D.. 1866.
tS9 DANIEL KENDRICR,
Clerk Of the District Court, Third Judicial Dis
trict. Nevada
BY GEO. W. BEERS. Dep. Clerk.
VIM. NJ. Gates, Atty for Petitioner. Jyl3.td
IS0c gtata stamD- S0c- In. Raw. EtamD.l .
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Marriages.

TAYLOR-RIFFL-Near Camanche, Calaveras
county. July ,4tb. by Elder j.. N. Pendegast,
James Taylor 10 Qulntilla v. Rife.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - In San Francisco,
July 10th, Dr.. A. 4. Meachem to Sue W. Hascl.
tine.
July 9th, Chas. Albrecht to Louisa Esteld.
D0WNING-McCARTY-In Sequel, Santa Cruz
county. July 4th, Jason J. Downing to Sarah
f. McCarty.
JULIAN-sMALL AT Stony Creek, Colusa
County, July lst, H. B. Julian to Susan A.
Small.
GLENN-TRIPP-In Stockton. July 10th, W.
II. Glenn to V. E. Trip.
G0TT-TAYL0R-In Quincy, Plumasc county,
July Sd, Robt. L. Colt TO Mary E. Taylor.
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TIsKERrNa MMlSe LAws.-"My judy
ment is, that when Congress undertakes
to legislate generally for the mines Of this
country it will do to those mines an ire.
parable injury. Congress, when it nee
commences, will be compelled to tinker
with its legislation from time to time until
the whole system Of mining regulations
which has grown up from time and expe.
rience, and which is now well adapted to
the wants and interests Of the miners. will
be thrown into inextricable confusion and
made the means Of endless controversy and
litigation Speed Of United States Sena.
tor Williams. of Oregon, June 1871.
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The ATLANTIC CABLB.-It is expected
that by the Goth of July the steamship
Great Eastern will be in readiness to sail
from Valencia Bay, and once more attempt
the laying Of the Atlantic cable. By that
time the shore end will be shipped on
board the steamer William Cary, which,
with the Great Eastern. the screw steamer
Midway, which carries a portion of the
old cable, the screw steamer Albany, and
the English man-of- war Terrible, cousti-
tute the cable feet. When the shore and
sea cables are joined, the entire feet will
start from Valencia toward Newfound-
land, taking care to keep about thirty
miles dis,an, from the route pursued last
summer, in order to avoid crossing the old
cable. There are $500 miles Of new cable
on board the Great Eastern, and the ma
chinery, both for paying out and picking
up, is the product Of the best skill that
England could bring into requisition' for
the purpose. The double drums Of the
picking.up machinery are Of enormous
strength, calculated for a strain Of sixteen
tons, and worked by several engines.
Dynanometers will at all times show the
exact strain to which the cable is sub.
jected. There are also graphing ropes
twenty miles in length, and Eve miles of
temporary buoy ropes. The Cheat East
ern will be commanded by Capt. Ander-
son, the officer in charge last year. Moth
ing has been neglected that human fore
sight could indicate to make the laying of
the cable a success, and it is to be hoped
that this expedition will succeed in es,ab-
fishing the great enterprise.