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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-22
THE EVENING NEWS:

Qu1cxxsr TINE YEr.-one OF the iU
neer Stage Company's coaches VIA ~.
Du,ch Fla, route arrived in 'irS'niA ''
,s~nmiar,s. 70 8 o'clock yesterday al
,srnoon. some ten nogrs ansAu ,H;s
n,n.I time of arrival. Inc reason VI
nnu,ual dispatch was the dangerous SICK
nass of Mr.. Ralston, OF the Caniofhia
~ His relations in San Francisco
1srr telecrsphed to day before yesterday,
,,forminS them Of his critical state, and At
Az. N. they took passage for Sacramento,
where a special train Of cars was in wait
ING. and took them to Alta in double
Quick time. One Of the Pioneer stages
being in readiness for them, at 500 yes
terdsy morning they left Alta. arriving at
Bonner Lake at s A. N. They left Don
ner Lake at S:37, and arrived in Virginia
at 2:55 P. ". The stage brought eight
passengers and the driver, also letters and
papers less than twenty-three hours from
San Francisco. The gentlemanly agent
Of Wells, Fargo s Co. at Gold Hill will
accept our thanks for a copy Of the Euen-
ing Bulletin Of Monday.
LAND OYPIcB.-An important town lot
case is now being examined in Gold Hill
before Mr.. Lockhart, Register of the U.
8. Land Office, a, Carson. The matter of
contest seems TO be, the application OF
h ""'a 49, ~ - 49,
.nfe Nettan ~ pr.,s
o % otIsIuAy ~NS -
Clo -ulhins oo~pAn! ~ o.
'ne P,sGH."S 49,
".-.a.aS TT 49, 80, bato~o
Register Lockhart by counsel-Messrs.
Hundley 4 Robinson for the applicant,
n Messrs; Whitman y hi!yer Tor con-
.es'Ann we arc eiiy 'sno -
True merits Oh .ne ease' anu P'oneef WY.
nesseS are sa'u 80 DC Seiy ar ~; mem
f
"
"GoNE UP COMMUNITY cores
pondent Of the Nevada Gazette, writing
from Meadow Lake, California, INDUCES
in the following respondent strain: Ev-
cry body that can get away from here is
doing so, and II your correspondent had
enough coin to purchase a square meal
he would "git up and git also. The city
OF Meadow Lake has been ouLt up rap,
The m,uss and 60 we have a mpsbroom
city in the wilderness, with nothing per-
msnently developed to sustain 1t. 1t is
said, however, should the Winton and
California mills start again tnis ran, 'he
80 sur;hsr;ss we are q cone nm eommu.
ni,y.
Rvo,,rvp Yovs N,xRs.-Eyery Union
~. e., =, second w.,d .hou,a
ta' 4"
%~hh.aL. = ,h., hs 60, ,.,,;c;na,s in
the election Of officers of each Club. on
Monday, 9th instant. The roll Of Ward
One is at the store Of A. Markwitz, oppo-
site Maynard's bank, and Mr.. Lansing,
the Secretary may De touho 'ne'e 'SH
hours
JUDoEs.-Two OF u DISTRICT Judges
Messick and Burbank have been down to
=. ~ - and, "sm;is., mon our ci,i.
zens. Both very clever gentlemen, and
so far as we know, good lawyers and
Judges.
Sxcosp WARD, yrRorN1A.-There will
.ua.,,, of ,bs Second Ward (yir-
,ho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-22
NOTICE.

III, PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
a mot TO purchase or negotiate for a certain
nromissory note executed by James Wamsiey
and A. Sutherland, on or about the l3th day OF
InIy. 1866, for the sum Of one hundred and seven
dollars or thereabouts. and payable to Victor
Gibson, rs said note has been inhy pau w
satisfied. ,ess anoI ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-22

EMBROIDERED DREssgs..The fashion
Of having embroidery ON 9oaks. ladies'
dresses, and in factfSarnShts Of almost
every description rapiay on the in
crease in this $yhtryz Imported, as are
other fashions, f@m %ris. Fortunately
for the ladies, md cysis, has not caught
them unprepse $fnd left them with no
other meansE ortamenting their articles
Of dress butt he ted6Rs and tiresome one
by hand. There least one Of our
popular sSFing maehines (Grover s Ba-
ker's) whiA is adapted to both sewing
and embroidery-the latter as well and as
rapidly as it Jews the p~lainest sewing
Netc York Evangelist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-22

VNHIS CEMETERY is SITUATED IN THE
range of mountains back Of the County
Hospltal, overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
ofthe city. and knowing the wants of the commu'
nity. has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of the late Legislature, In trust
20 secure n resting place for the dead, and to
afford 10 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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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
BY THE PLAcRRyILLB ROUTE
Jno S Wilson T Quanchi
Mrs Northrup J NJ Pattu & VT
J Schellhorn Frank Rankin
BY THE DUTCH FLAT OUT
NJ Frederick & wife NJ Pisanter
Mrs ] Anthony Miss Morrill,
J c Wilson Mr. Coon
p c Renfrew W Caraick
r 7 Smith W ] Dayey
Mr. Gardner Us MCGUIRE
Mr. Trumbull A w Sissor
DR. Spalding Mr. Norcross
A D Whitney & wife Mrs Whitman
E H Richardson
BY II OVERLAND ROUTE:
N MeClusky Mrs NJ A Reamsr
W F Fletcher Maj Jos Daniels
Capt Monroe Mrs NJ Pixley
Departure.
ny TIKI PLAcRRvILLE ROUTE:
Thos Conner Mr. Dunn & lady
Judge Aldrieh W Rhoades
T II Nelson & VT.
by THE DUTCH Plat ROUTE:
Mrs Stevens C Chase
J A Ferguson NJ Taylor
w Anderson RE Thrower
Miss NJ Johnson
BY THE OVERLAND ROUTE:
Miller
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-22

GILLIG, MOTT Il CO..
(Pireproof Brick BuiIdingsJ
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.
plste, having been carefully selected for this
Market
Tho following comprises a part, only, of our
stock:
$50, 900 irs Bar Iron, round and square,, all Sizes
$4,000 Ms Boiler Plate;
10000 ibs Sheet Iron
$4,000 ibs Shoe Shape, all sizes
$4,000 fbs Cast.steel, Blister Steel, and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron
10000 ms Track Iron;
5000 fos Bar and Sheet Copper;
10000 ibs Lead Pipe, various sizes;
1900 feet Gas Pipe, ! to 4 inches;
1000 feet i. r Hose, all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs;
300 dozen Elbows and Couplings
10000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
5000 Machine Bolts, all sizes;
GOO Globe Valves.
200 Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows, various sizes;
B~lacksmlths' Tools;
Scales, Grindstones;
400 wheelbarrows;
300 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;
BailIns Wire and Rope,
GOO kegs Nails, all Sizes
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT Il CO.,
Corner OF C md Taylor streets, VirEinin.
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K. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,
No. 10, south @ street, Virginia,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Bnrstow's Metallic Cnskets md Burial
Cases, Fine Mahogany Collins,
G.Ala MNul.a nalnna nHo

I'VE ~oN
Has on hand the only stock Of
Bnrstow,s Metallic Caskets md Burial
Cases, Fine Mahogany Collins,
Coffin Trimmings, etc.,
In the Stnte!
Also-METALLIC C0FFINS Of all kinds, got
mn at shortest notice. Also, large assortmentso OF
Siyer.P Plated and Metal Mountlngs, Grape, Gloves,
Robes, Fringes and Satin Innings, etc.
Particular attention paid TO SHlPPlNG
BODIES, and Funerals attended to with
promptness.
Remember the old stand
No.. 10 south G Virginia.
e. w. KEYEs.
p. S.-Hearses and Carriages will DO In read.
meas TO attend Funerals all over the county and
vicinity.
No. % South G Observation-Disclosures,
Wishes to inform his friends and the public gen.
orally that he has on hands
complete stock OF
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Bedding, Carpets, blankets, SheetinE,
Crockery, Wooden and Willow
Ware, etc, etc.
thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
~ bpsInsss. 10 merit a continuance of the same.
~ Remember the OLD STAND, No. 10
South c street, Virginia T. 'hhiEs
wheeler &c Wilson's Sewing MA
an3 n E. W. KEYES. Agent.
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E.

IN U TT
ESTATE OF ALoNZo DINsMoRE; DE-
IL ceased.-Notice Is hereby, given oy the un'
ders;oned. Executor OF the Estate Of Alonzo
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against the said deceased
% exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after tho first publication OF
this notice TO the said Executor, ut the rosiuence
Storey, State Of Nevada
J.w. WOODRUFF, Executor.
Dated at Gold Hill. August z, 1866. au6-lm
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BAKERY,
,,, STREET, GOLD HILL
opposite the National H0''l'

TOrders for Fancy Cakes for Balls, Parties
and Weddings, promptly filled. Please give ms
a cali. JACOB BECKER, Proprietor;
Gold Hill, July 26, 1866. ly2o-u
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eJm roIben arng.
@r3dblun9 BON s. 8. s. 8 m M c.

CS&mb)
Oils lie bann cnoid su Siide io6cn, hattie
Der 8aron and, Die CUTE Wficne llnn jcbcnfolls
cine weit snfriepeilere, dis lurnr er iid = ciicn
mus oltdl eili Snqilreht : nlf Sem Ncluubt.
lcin bate 81 9iidlc icbcn miiiicn, 6ob cS ibm
burd &unit itro 9alcnt ac9lift lei. Sen }5crrn
lnn nie sSroll Sellner rcif gum Sdaifot uno
ibre &inoer 5ir 9Snen 9emndt 81 babcn.
Sur Sins briifte bu als 9utcn Snqllrenten.
.6m, Scrr Yoliseiratb, mas Sic Do porbin pon
Der Mabrid)einld)fcit zines notilrIidcn Sones
praben. bat midi frapprt.
SD luilulhe, eS bGtte Bic ilber3eu9t $oerr
8oron.
Mb, sll Der lleber5cn9un9 motte ib ebeu &c.
ian9en. Orei Sra9clr on Die SSrau =
Scr YoIi3eiratb nnterbrnd ibll
Serr Baron. luiicn mir allh bo8 i'm @robe
ruben. 0ie &cri6brlmg lit mnr eillnIul fir 9Il.'
les oa lallen Sic lie aud filr bic Hube ber1 ar.
incn SSrnu oa lein.
3siillno Der Baron ldpie9. Gr NOR wirfIitb eill
,brauer Wfcnd) =
limo 10 nebmcn mir N6Ihieo uon Dem Baron
ano = nein, nod nitlt bon ieiilenr 8oliSeirntb
Scr flcne oicfe 0crr bate 3luti Sabre ipdter
cine @eldlditsreiie Su MAIDEN, Die i'm hurd) Die
Sdiiht iIbrte, i'll lUe!dtr oer rotbe Srlg lag.
Sr milbte oil Dem Snmle porbe iuer fonnte
linn perocnfeu, tutnn er Die 9nlt pcriplrte. bal.
fen III laiIen? Sic YfcrGe marcii nitbe er lieb
bolten er 9in9 III nen arng
@r trot in Die SnbrmannSitube @r bate
6oS @clid)t neS, altri ausper idOn BON anbrn
am, 5Seulter 9clebcn 5n Der Stube lab er audl
fpieNcr Die olte &ntbrine. Ser afe &ned)t that
1lidts, ipie frilber; Die aite @fn86 ndbte, mie
frTber.
Snl, pie sebts I'M rotben &ru9c? fru9te Der
9oliseiratb.
.,@ut," uurbeibm 9eohtmottet Ser aIte &as:'
DER fonnte peipiodhilidf untbin, i'm etluaS mib.
traililh dn3uiebrit!
Ser @pl5siratb 6eifeate fdj einen gdnppen
98rht un6 9nig nilf Die anherc Sete oes SShlrs
il. Observation-Disclosures @r fano aud, bier nod
Nur8 luie eS nor susi Sobrcm 9elutien mar
Mud, ole 8lostbilr mar nod ou; Die i'll bo8 bin.
fer. penii 3iniiner 9ele9ene frcunblidJt Samlicr.
fthb6su filbrts, liho am Stnfter nod Der fueiBe
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lcnotrs 0dran felt ROB lie fb ocicniac icitc @c
LenlipitcllnnQ 9c9en ySien idltrt, Die Stcsbcn nit
Firna Hno &onigitciH ibr peludbrcn. S0S Sobr
$50 bat ldlon Die YefenInitcllnnQ id)mcr;Iid,
pcrilli!en lollen. I'm 10 nicbr ut es BON Der
preuBld)cn Gc9crllng 6nroltf nbgeicbcft, eieicn
llmtnuo cin filr ole Wfnl 8u beitit0en. 3por
la9t man, oas fpecieil Orcsben Den idcbildcu
Srlppen dls Sorllilon tucrbe eiMger6umtiucrOtn
ood) bate oielc Scidbitu9 Icoi9IidI ocn 3fucf,
ols 4cib9arbe Die llmoebung 0es Spfcs 3t bill.
ben. Nic oberbaIb ober untcrhdIb Gtes6cu ,u
.crrlhtcnhcn V'eieItigun9cn uiirocn uie bas
game itbri9P &6niarcit, bcm prclbidJen Com.
nonoo nntcrltcllt lucroeu nnD Oas SCr,ootbum
Sadlien Bic 8oruiionsprpunS fir pas idcbnld)e
Souptcorps biIben.
Sns nc ripIOmotilbc Gcpr6icntotiou Sod,.
lens brtrifTt 10 uirbe bjcicibc filr bos 9uslouo
oufbprell, luo6lird ucr0in9s nid)t arsQcId)lu cu
lunre naB nllslu0rtige Souucrdne aus ucri6nIh
den Hilflldtcn mic frilbcr bre &crtretcr am
mtnldcu 0Ofc bcIdiicn fonntcn. 0ie Seit6ti.
0tila biclcs lcstcrcn @criidItS iuir6e iotiirlidl
i'll Dresden nit grocer @cnuothuuno beorilbt
mefoen. Nnocrcrfc IS b0rtc non oaB Ole idf,ii.
ldje @rnlcc ndc6 EtchBtn 0iri9irf, oort cntluaf,
net unb cntlulcn lurrbcn ioll. Sie 0rei erJtcn
Sntr0Gn0c piirhCn Gcicruen bilocn, uun ric
-'Gc erlirll rno icbtcn Soblg6noc Gin SncIicn
bcltcbt ndmid lcdSidbriGc 9icnitSciD milrbtn
nbcrhdupt pOn lpcitercm Mfiitdroiehite bcfrcif
bIcibcn
SIN @u6lifllm uutcrbdt man iidI bouon, boB
Der Stoatsmniltcr Don SriCieu bos Ncpnrtc.
ment Ors Snncrn ilbrrNimmt uub iciue StcIIe
Dct 0cbeime&ntb Sdinpff nutritt.
Sic Ncrb0n0lrmgcu nit Sadicu bobcn be.
rcitS GIL 20. 3. W. bc0ouncn gSic Qemclbct
ucrgpQt &ftnbcu cine &ric96Cntih6Oi0un uon
10 Wlitl:cncn @bnIcru. 10 ooB oIiO Die uon
Sclrcd mo lcincn bcutid,cu 8mocsacnolIcn
81 h1nbicnNcn obCr idIOu bC3obItcn &rieosfoltcn
0lc Summc bon 60 MflliOncn 5bnIcrn nod
Ibcrldreiten Die poitiidru SOroCr nacn al
Snd icn Bat Scrr y Wsmotdf 6trcits in Der
NorcbcOnnIiiiOn dJotoftctiiirt ais ,3bciIuno
Der $UbcitSrcd>tc. 10 noB Die Iehtc oI$ Wili.
tGrbcrrIderS nrf Ncn St0uih non &rcubcn ilbcr,
9Cbcn lpcrbe
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Sermtfe6te enrOpdifde @ertebte.

q Pre- pen %. Gl9nit. Su 8etreF Der
l5lpl9en Breuben unp Sabien oeIloocnen Srir.
psnrsnerbonplun9en 9laubt em @orrlponoent Der
"Notlona 3t9." Snl9enocs mitibciIen IN f6u.
lleilr7 ne ir7 .Ynt,nem @rellBcn Jest uieDer. ipie i'm
Sabre 1915, ieiner Mbrunolll9 in Sed,icn ner.
Inlta 9t9al!9en IT, bait Die preHb id)e Geoierunu
Del oen lesl9sn SrieOensoerbauoluu9cn inebe
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Sin preneiftber ennS,ue brmann.

Sn uub bel 0cip3i9 miro en Scierpe. 9Irmec.
corps non breB9tauiene Nann ouf0cleut
9lnd) bel nnS lit Ginquarticrun9 nn9eiaot Qiebe
Sran, tYic ioIIcn mir bas eribluin9cnl; @a mao
@ott be!icn
90 lpradl ein arfncr Sailoluerfer, Der mitiei.
ner aablrei6en SomiIic elm Stib9sn peS bier
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preisiiHt bet aHssfsefi.
Srnitlrt0u.
sn bic fnSsentfaen griesensbitter.


Sr2 Sabt ibr aIip MN senus!
Sbr wuuSertibcn 8natsn,
gBarum ipar't ibr nidt sIeit 70 tlus7
Sbr funntets biu'esr baben!
Sbr Icbt, man frnmt nit 9erfbis'n,
9Ht 9pltcrn unb geraiIel
2Bsit st'r ron GaIIel nab Stettin,
&Is = non Stcttin nab &alitl. -.
Sabt ibr eud auferIe9t ne 2aft,
-. 9iust ibr -lierebtu trascu;,
9Ber fb Scrbtr nit Seuit tcfast
9orf tirtsrbsr niat fIasen.
gs sib' elm gDcrf, cas iterau
2 Sid ifsts berpdbrt auf's @sue:
Der = 9euebet fcmmt ppr Srm gHfI,
llnb mad bent Gal bic Teue.
qBsr spans cu6 niitsrstb'n2 gDarum
Runntet ibr eud nift fIsens
: Dtbt tiinftis niGt nit 9suieu un,,
Die in,mer YriseI frirsen!
Drrft cure 6reunbe, n,odt eu6 flar,
gBie tpeit te iu su& paiien!
SD pirbe ntidb auf SSR ipear
Wi6t liberau ptrlafen.
bod nun senue in bieitm 1pn!
9sas fam nlein 9reb'een frrninitn2
Sd iast' umipnit spr Sabreu ituu
Gu1 itets: Sp mus es tpalmen!
Ge FAM audi 70! Drum merit &c tub:
slie mart ibr in bic Yatfhe
gsratbeh, w6r't ibr ininer eei6
G,efrlst bem
3Iabberabatf6 d c.
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proiaaunaen:

Der r@nwissr'' ridstnt jsssn SOnaabsns unb fofe
$500 tn iabrIi3er SctoaSS sa6l ma - ''>
Stilrdse Die cas Slteree unsrer Qeftr inn auot bobeu
pt,esn tTbeien usb emf brsdsHp 5rncr a. :,
per'Onlitn IasrHen Fne bic SSalt,n ti,les 8Iattcs
fr,ng 8eft.ieH.
pretsiift bet afiseiseR
gur zinc tin soer ,esrmaltse nri ia ctncs Goua
zee merben itts~a 81 teretH t..
Nile an,e aen fucen asseu SorauSbaabIure Muf.
naeme; taprltbs arissn mplith etssssn pcrte id5rt
sprdaumtranre btj 'sit NJ, rSen
5roBere anseisen wercen ttim Sabr serbaltnismasia
,tniger beretuet.
sei,neeTe Rutisen pcrben nit 81 Sqtare brenet
2 8fbn 5etl'n uao prniser btiren ein'n Sauue.
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Gin onifltcubrouio i'm 3or.
qnet. Sci Dem ;lucitcu 9Iuftrctcn OcS Srdnlcin
Citizens III Somburg. 100 Die berIbme Sdnoc.
rIn fllr3lldl 9Ntirtc. bnttc ein bCfamtcs Gbeua0r
pcld)rs lcit 0rel MOuotcu im GfrlhcDnnusnro
3clic bc9riTfcn mor, YdrquctpldBc 0cfouft. Scr
}ufall molltC. noB bicic iid) ucbcuClnouoer he.
fonncn Wcrclts bate nic Srou nit ihrcm 9j6b.
ri9cn S6d)tcrdlcn ibre Steltc ciuocuomnrcn cIs
Der fon cintraf rlAn iid lcihtr9lumlAcr oem0b
nchcn geetctc lgtcbcrIicb. 0ns lru0c M6Nd)cu.
0nn6 crltNnnt NM crIrcut ilbrr trC 0fofbor.
ldott fnnnte lld) nidlt cntbnItcu Der Wiuttcr m.
3uruTen: Sb cb 8Apo iit aud bo ! Sic Nf!ut.
ter lunroc roth ti!0 ldmicG; Der Wucr lhuice
cbcill1lie. Sas llcbc &iuO filBtc balN Die S5oilN
0cs Matters, bnO crArlf1 cs Die Der Mnrtcr unn
bcNcftc lie nit &lllicn. 9S6brenb Der crltca Nfte
uberlc0tcn bclNe 3Uncroen, luic lie lpnhI bos
Sbcater pcrlnlltn f0nntcu, bn SchcS cinieIne fort
Su9ehcn hcobrcbtlate Wfcbrercllnlc bNtte hoe in
ihrer 31rtlld)fCit lucrmilhlide NR6Dd)en ptriucbt
nle Sancc Der sltcrlt 6uiammclBilbriUpcn ubcr
lttts mar Inn olca luc9cn 0cr Sort6fiofcit Tr
Ocr IcblNcld)ia9cu. GnbIid) lp0hrcnO pcs 3ni
ldelofttS III Der 9lfittc Der Spcr fabt rtr NT0rn
elnen Gntld)uB ltcbt ouf mo lpil binlueo. Gr
mirft cincn Mild ouf feiile MtlQcb0rioru = ilbcr
Ncr Mutter Mnn9cn rOllcn ShrGncn bcrnb. mn
oudD pns blitbcrne &inb mcint IT'LL in poS ) a
ldentld ! Der &atcr bat ibm cincu 5balcr III
ftncr Hnppc in Die @onb 9cprildt iciue NHb.
rnnQ llbcrp1ltt9t ibn -cr fam nid)t fortacbcu
gr blcitt nod einen Gift. er bIcibt bis GnGe Der
%orcllm9- hos onmutbiNc MdNdcu lddelt
linn 3n; aid bae @ciiht Der @ott;n aldn;t in
5Sreuoe -cr foiAt ibncn Dor bas 0nmmtbor
nnf nen gScQ su ibrcr NobnunQ bin. 0cr i'm
trolIIid)cn 9Eufcl iprid)t cr Die Satin an. lie
ninlnlt lbn nit Srcnncn auf unO Die QIufielioc
5ud)tcr prft ltdl inter 9ndrn uno @cinen DC,
Gltcrn Inn hcll 9als. 9lnDcrn 5ugs crbicIten pit
gnuofoten bciocr Ynrtcicu Del, 9luitroo. 81
Sbelonn9$fln0e 3nrilfIuncbmcn. 9lu cinen
fol9ennen Nbenn. bel Der QSencrbolno nel
,,9uaenottel1" gcpabrtc mnn NnS pcri0bntc Gbc
paarnlt oem&inoc aui ncnielbcrH$arqurtplobcn
Sem miinbener ,.8olfSboten" pirb ons bc,
llm9rGcnN bon @nrStnra 0cldYrlctcn: N4df
mir lm prenbidcn ]ocere bconOers ouIficl bo.
! II Die 9oJlihfcit, nit Der oie nirnenoe Nfonp
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-22

in- s"rha ADVERTISER, o.
is published every Saturday
- by
B. HAssEL. Editor & Proprietor,
Offics: BROAD STR, next to City Hale
Letterbox No. 16.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

but this section shall not be operative until
the superintendent of police or captain OF
psiiee. sufhorized By this actto be appoint
ed, shall be sworn into office.
SEC. IS. All statutes, parts of statutes and
provisions oflaw. inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this act, are hereby repealed, to.
gether with all modes and qualifications Of
appointment to Office as members of police
departments, or of elections TO Office therein.
inconsistent with the provisions Of this act;
such repeal, hewever, to take effect and be-
come operative only when the board Of po-
lice appointed by this act shall be duly or
g%anized, and a police force shall be appoint
ed by said board and sworn into office The
president Of the board of metropolitan pc
lice shall notify the city marshal in writing,
and publish a notice in two daily papers
published in said cities, stating the fact and
time Of the organization of the said police
force. for the purpose Of fixing the time
when section thirty four and this section
shall become operative.
Ssc. Sc. THIS act shall take immediate
el,sct.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
Passage of the Metropolitan Polio,

BILL
The Metropolitan Police Bill is now
lawl 1t passed the house of Represents
tives on Tuesday, March 9Th, by 81 yeas tc
rs nays,-a strict party vote. Itpassed the
Senate no Tuesday last by 10 yeas to IL nayl
IA strict ps-ty vote, except that Messrs
Cummfns and Doan voted with the Dem.
ocrats against it. We print the bill in
u local columns and an account of its
passage through the Senate, with the yea.
and nays as given in our dispatches from
Columbus. The operations of the law are
at present practically limited to the city
of Cleveland, although Toledo, Columbus
and Dayton viii probably become cities
of the first class, and will, therefore, come
under its provisions, after the Fedora
census Of 1870. Il goes into effect inanle
diGtely On HspussagS and we shall there
fore look for the appointment by Cover
nor Cox, of the four Commissioners, who.
with Mayer Chaplin, constitute the Police
Board, to-day or tomorrow, and their as
sumption oftheir duties within the week
The law provides, section "a and IS,
that the office of City Marshal shan cease
to exist upon the appointment and quail
fcation ofa Superintendent of Police bv
the board, and that the present police reg
ulations and organization shall be done
away with IS soon as the new organizes
ton shall be completed. We know of NO
reason why the Board should not be organ
lied, its secretary chosen, and the Super
intendent Captain, 3 sergeants and ~ pa
trolmen, authorized by the law, doing
their work, within a fortnight at fer hest
In appointing Commissioners from
among the electors in this city who are
freeholders Governor Cox has q difficult
and responsible duty to perform. As the
very object Of the bill is to divorce the Do
lice system from the cOrrupting and ener-
waiting influence Of politics it is most OBJ
vious that its entire virtue will be turned
to evil should the Governor appoint poll
s~icians, or men under the control of poll
~ticians as Commissioners. No man who
represents any clique or cabal, or who
would WELD his power for the advance
ment Of personal OF political ends should
obtain control of that Board. Therefore
we say to Governor Cox: aGive US, in
your appointments, leading, substantial.
respected, respectable business men, no
matter what their politics and s;se rs no
politicians n
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
sherman on Finance.

LAAbm AA' ~hhhAth-l
"The single disability under which we
labor is that our money is worth % to 80
per cent. less thar the money of other ma
tons; that it is auctuating and uncertain
in value, and that it has the practical eff
feet of converting any kind of business
into gambling.
Now honest differences may exist
among loyal men with regard to the
means to be used for the resumption of
specie payments. One man may recon-
mend a speedier method than another.
One man may urge periodical funding
loans another, such loans as the condition
Of the money market may justify. Mr..
Hooper wants the interest bearing legal
tender first eliminated from the volume of
the currency; Secretary McCulloch would
reduce the plain legal tender as soon.
But no man in ali the country, except a
few spectators in produce, real estate,
stocks, and gold, wants to perpetuate the
present system of a fuctuating, deprecia-
ted currency, save only John Sherman, of
Ohio. It is not likely that his views win
command adherents enough to secure
their adoption by Congress. But we shall
be much mistaken if this unfortunate re-
solution do not hereafter prove a grave
stumbling block in the career of the Sen
stor from Ohio"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

In the biography Of the late Mrs. Sig
Quincy, a chapter is devoted to an account
of the name in which that pious lady,
but poor rhymster, was bored by the per-
t~inacious people who wrote verses on mel
ancholy and public topics. 1t must have
been on the reciprocity principle that this
was done. If she wa worse bored by the
public than the public by her rhymes her
case was truly pitiable.