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of charge), by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears of being humbugged will
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Frederick L. Frelinghuyson, of Newark
Attorney General of New Jersey, has been
appointed by Gov. Ward, United States
Senator protein, from New Jersey, vice
the Hon. Wm. Wright, deceased. He
will hold the place but short time, as
the new Legislature, shortly to convene,
will regularly choose Senator to serve
thenceforward till March 4, 1869.
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Sale of Real Estate.

Mr. Charles Musch, has sold his farm
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Herzog, for the sum of $2,4O0 The
farm contains about so acres.
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Address o. t. CAREY. City Building, Bid
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urcs up at least $4,000.
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The New York herald., 1866-02-09

rASolROS's INSTRUCTIONS TO n. sALLIARD.
TIE Paris ysn 2s correspondence Of the London Times
gves lnutc account OF the Circumstances under which
the Emperor Napoleon despatched NJ saard on special
mission 70 Mexico He hurried tc the palace, when
The Emperor said he wanted him 70 sct out
without delay for Mexico with q message from him
10 Maxmilian. He 10 fcH Mari,silian Mu hs (Na.
preen) consdered hc, ~ haS flfn~d al ne obigcf
spessd on hsa, aud hat TIC time has moo az red
'tns kcsss'',ias mw dsend on Ais owa rspsrs, sp.-
at s heiP of, Fsnoh army M saIixr nsked for somc
sfsnals, but the Emperor observed that ners ,gas 40
.~ofyfor osw docsrsrts; all he had 70 do was simply
10 reycscnt 70 Macmillan the conversation No had i,st
had, and that would sufncc He recommends NJ Sal.
sssd nsrsover TO ,cn tive telling ont IA, uereo
tf 0Aysyt by ne fra steamer
Ths xysSes correspondent adds :Napoieon never does
-pvshipg rsfhont good and substantial reason.
wA~s Gos vsxses i IN ne prss>rf inssrcs IN .nSsro
80 xsrcv 10 ssrcc, sr'tA er,y rsreas sns,scse~ A..
,sssex ~slp h~~~
vaAT TEE vRkScn IxTEHEsrs IN MEXICO ARE
pr0u the liverpool Mercury, Jan -
ths aSly cf lhs nsfts.n gevsrpmeni 70 meet TIE nex
- T~iSr sncIrs fss Ices has bssa upwards q nls.
- ,ss~c ~ ~ asl rsvsn1e sbcus four ss1 bali MI
ijsss - M 6gseH y ~ - vssy = A. Yssi .
~ S.SfSs ~ n ~ enP&s ~ ~ yssv. - - m
ee.~ - ,S1 nl1iona Nina m1uons srs dne 70 rnnc
scr wsr erpss6ra - IN nnssen and bali mnlIes'
no soo v~d c sonyV s6ounte up - he eo~s q NE ~
Suse II wi0 lhS " seen bk Frsnes ~ S"swSs'e
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

. L t- - -
uss havs bsea same fsw large tssnsscions evse190
honda and . demand Tor Erie shares Ter sapnent q
New York. Tbs general public howsser appear % ~
doing littls Q. 10 business II these securteA |.
~ ~ week nve-twentoe have advances eeo4s ~
closing = eox . ak, Notwithstanding reposeq Mske
shpmenis from New fsrk 70 the Conlinsnt nhnee
Central shasse oonGinued neglected q 56aUX In
nrie shesss there have bssn oonsdesah1e 1uctuAe
cona g ~ one time thsg were taken - Aigh -
~ bot lower quotations CITY IL Loudoa seriously ~
pressed ne markss and shsy Leave q asazy lover
Virginia dxeg cauoed an mprovement az o6b dollar.
Atlantio and Great Westerns were steady. 7,.
LIvgRPoOL COTTON NARIvr-yAN. "a.
The Br0kor Circular reports the nlss u cotton Tor
the week = s. Qo0 baie which spsculato took l7S4
and exportsEs tl000 balsa The market has decllns1
"a for american and Nd "a for other descriptions
IPs s.iss scd Qridnyl ~ esam,tcd . 1000 alsS
The market closing hssvy = shs authorised Suosaons q
middling Orleans 19xd fair Mobiles 2o<d; middllne
Mobiles 1oxd; fair Upiands 20 "a midklilg UplAndS
1oxd The stock In port b estlmated q l2lG0o baleg
Of which 1eo, go are American
STATE or rRADn IN MANCHEsr1B--JAN. 26.
The market inactive, and prices for goods ind yarns
tend downward.
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NH'.o'!:.!L::E!!::o,!N. H'.'!:.!::!!::,!
Whhlfwal Of the French
Hoops from Mexico
->~~--~----~--
TEE TOPIC OF THE DAY.
tHE sPEE0H.
y Eject In England and
France.
plaians Of the Paris, London, Liverpool
and Manchester Press.
MAMMALIAN UNDOUBTEDLY DROPPED.
NapOleOn's instructions to M.
Salliard.
~~-->~~-~s.~~~~~-~~~-~>>
nGaximillan Must Depend Upon His
Own Resources Without tho
Ke!p Of the French Army.
lztsaordinary Mode in Which the Commune
cation Was Sent.
-~~~>o~.>~~~~~~.~~~~~>>~~~
10 Envoy Told to Hurry on by tho
First Steamer and to Deliver
His Message Verbally.
1ntent Of 1Iaximitan,s 1oGuniaTy
Indebtedness 10 France.
10 Envoy Told to Hurry on by the
First Steamer and to Deliver
His Message Verbally.
Rntsnt Of 19aximihan,s Rscuniary
Indebtedness 10 France.
&c. &c. 10.



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s IA.

Important from Japan.
rHD sUCCEss OF TIE MISSION OF r0RhI0N NINIe-
= TERs-oPENING or THE POET OF Hio0A--THD
POWER or TEE TYCOON TO BE AoKNOWLED0Eb
THRou0H0UT JAPAN, BTC.
sAH FRAsmsco. Feb. .. lsoe
Late advices from Japan state that the mission Of the
Ministers Of the United States Great Britain France
and Holland to demand the opening Of Hogs lhs chief
port Of the inland sea- had been successful Nikado
had ratified treaties entered into between the Tycoon
and foreign governments, admitting Japan into comfy
with other natona All internal troubies caused by the
quaels between Che Tycoon and 0hashr rendered
The real power Of the Tycoon b now TO be acknow-
lodged throughout Japan. The following the do
mands mads:-Fis rasincation OF treaties by Nkado;
second the opening Of Hoga third tho revision Of the
tarn. -
For three days and nights, amid tho greatest excite
ment and preparation for war and the movements Of
large bodies OF troops after the most sarnes enteaties
OF the Tycoon and his representative the spiritual en-
peror. the Mikado, yielded his conssnt
Intsrssting nom Cnin1!alzA
DRFHAT OF rHR GOVERNMENT HoRCBe NJ NORTH.
ERN BANDrTTr-oOMPLTcATT0Ns WITH TIN
FnENCH G0vxRNvENT--DRPREDATroN OF PI
RATES ON THE C0AeT-RAILuRB or rms COT
80 - Saw FRAscaoo, Feb s, 1865
Hong Kong advces 70 the 10th OF December slate that
the Northern banditti stil causing much trouble 70
the government, whose forces had bean defeatsd and
driven toward the Yellow river whore they had bssn cut
on from communication. Trade in the provinces d
shantang and Houam was entirely destroyed BY ths-
banditti. t,.s.le-s
Complications are likely to arise bctwoen Trancs and
China concerning propagandism Tho French Catholic
missionaries have besn driven from therr missions e.
tablished under the privileges sscursd By trssty IS
Foreign vessels continue 70 suffer from pirates on the
Chinese coast - ts
the native cotton crop has generally proved failure
News zrem Texas.
GALvErvu, Feb q 1899.
The Indians have not been troublssoms of ass the
northern frontier Of our State.
y The TOMAS STATE Conventoa mssts on the 0th inst
Cotton -Niddins s1c, gold Freight ID By AL y
Lvsrpsol "a. "a. llarss Quansity of empty tonnage
News from View. OrIeans. ~. g-r
Ths steamer Norwich, loaded With about 40 balcs Of
sss1a s thrown .na ss ss s ,s - e.
=. as ss.. ssgs 9$ ,ss: s :s s s;; XII; ss's % ssss So
issx. Ss;y: . cS.sss ssos On new = York r :. p par
uOest cs>s...as r.-Thse Nay.
csrLs-Nos lOie: iOOi, lsis isas, l!ll lia., ie5S
2csa, 2 i7ss 1857 1901 iscS oil. isss iiss iS iss2
PE, a-Bsfors Judss Foster Nos eIs. - 81, eo1,
s s3s is isss e sss i0' $751; ~ ''s e'' ''i s
1ss ,s q. 1s 1s @ ,s' ,a ~ T. ~ ~ M 49,
IS surs1si q An 1Betoss yu1es Iugra.
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The New York herald., 1866-02-09

A PRIVATE EYE AND EAR INyIRMARY MAY Bk
"A found At - Clinton place. EiQhth arsst DR..
CADWELL, Principal and Opcrutor Nuuerous persons
from ciy and county, varlouay snected In SIGHT AND
HEARIHG and with CATARRH, daily treated and cured
Ct this insuon as may be learned By refsrsnss hSTsse
FREE OF CHARGE. City rcfsrencss always present
A HOUSEHOLD DwoRD-BAssFoRDs CELEBgATEp
n Refrgerators warranted the best In for sals a E.
d. BAssFORD's great Housekeepers DasAar China Glass
b .970l Sign of the Golden Ksttis-eornsr stors.
<NoRNe, BUNroNs, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
~ cured without pain. by Drs. RICE HART, - Bowery
Rtce,s Annihistor chiibisns Ac BY mall 6c
INVOICES LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB
IL lcy. Other good cases prosecuted Without lee TN
case mined. Consultation FREQ and coandoniAl
y n HOWEs, Attorney and Counselor. ~ Nassau e.
old EYES MADE NEW WITHOUT srEcrAcLEs
Il. B. Foote H. D., ,lO Broadway, New York
Comfort and Cure fcr he Rupsured sent Address
4. 3. Fooss, n. d I,lSo Broadway, New York
@9s.. :: fTss:s;s a E srs, s,.ss .ss
Confidential Information for the Married. Sent froe n
scaled snvelope Address H. h. Footes n D., LEO Broad
way, Nsw York Nene ~ - &.
MEDICAL COMMON sgNsE.-->oo paess; 20 nlustrs.
tions, ~ ~ Sent By mall evsrywhere post psn Cons:.s9
tables Address the author. r. y FoOte IL
broadway. New York Constellation free daily from H.
esf. ~ Invsl1s q distance nay coosuls b lssser
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

Ths Resent Conspiracy in Hlsrkimer
AN C0un3y, NJ Y.
In psosmbsr lass an ssssmps wss nsis % murder N
old mAn named John 6odd6Ed, a Jsoksonburst Her.
kimsr county The woal1bs asnneu1ns wsrs arrested
Tsminsr q Hsknsr county, ptse6s9 guilty en1 were
ssntsncs1 follows:--Willa Hamet1a and Christlan
Smith ni!e yssr - ex month. eeeh n Tie esess
1ss s.s .ssss ,.sssss s...g = oS'sgsss = nu'ssv
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

riss es Hsrsss Clsy, Ms.
- - =. , - - LeS - 1ecs
"a. - s:sss : ~ isvs ssss iss tss|s; Z
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

" '.a. ~ NEw 0RixAm Fob I, 1864
The steamer Norwich loaded with about 100 bales Of
cotton, burnt this morning. Most of the cotton
was thrown overheard and saved The vessel was IN
uured ~ 48# y 4T h Mht-tAsl
Cotton dropping sslss, 1850 bales; nsddlins, Ca
l7c sugAT, 1lxG l6xc. for fhrto fully mir rlour--
eslcs Of supsTnne at IS o. o. 6tsrling exchange,
l<5k. Chscks on New York ~ par s143 l-.Tss &
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

LION. W
a Madrid telegram says that the news Of General
Prm's entry into Portugal had not been confirmed by
the Spauish Ambassador ct Lisbon
This confirmation was impatleuty awaited There
appears 70 be otherwise undoubted confirmation Of the
fact II 10 stated when General Prim entered Por
tueal no had only three hundred out OF the eight hun
dred followers with whom he originally set out They
entered Portugal without arms the Portuguese govern
mont having threatened 70 allow the Spanish troops
pursue them should they cross the frontier armed.
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

What sor Of en undeFs&andne he Emperor Napoleoa
win cems 70 with the Emperor naximisn, and how far
4 Ne tseh fpros my b jsdgs1 fun NE tone of ths
dib)omslis corTsepondsncs 81 vhioA 9 sumnaFy ap-
issosuee1 - ConEres the desu1sots theA have bsea
encn1ngg1 % ths saoiees oe'r1o ss<AIls1 smpav ~
no1lsa" wdolnG " - ~ neuoAe1n ~ Day - ~,
Ms Empssoe MnximilaA O. Aueua - Nf.~n y
rpcsnlee ~ aessA DsA Lculs Ay5ys a1smee tne1 ~
~ eovsF1asssia nsxios seolV Skss e jsaFss. o.
revemns ~ rtwNra e11lUmm ~ m1re1ow =
PsrIs dsslrIng him 70 remcnSgn<s segoue1y Win ~
The New York herald., 1866-02-09
The Fenians. -
.PARINQ ron TEE rENIAN nIgIN0-Tnn AnnHsT

PHEPXHTE0 EOK TEE FENIlN HxBfNU-THH AHkAoI
or ANOTHER AMERICAN CAPTAIN.
dublin (Jan 23 correspondence Of the London Post
speak truly arming temsslv N awficipadm cf Ae
Fsnian riing" Certain II ID that within the past few
monthz Ergs quanfuies Of u,as hare t,und t.fr ray
reached The hands Of the 0rangemen the Fcnans s
difcult5io say. One thing, however Is beyond doubt;
Belfast Monaghan and other places are hotbeds OF
the Fenian conspiracy and u the protestans are quietly
preparing for the danger that they conceive NOT TAR
distant It is only Whist might be expected No well m
formed person. OF course, seriously entertains the
opinion that any outbreak will occur; but this state
things gradually rcvivng old biterncsses and that
outrzgea will arise from 10 q only TOO certain. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
Jniernal nepenne.

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
" UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
SIXTH DISTRICT STATE OF NEW YORK
COMPRISING THE NINTH, FIFTEENTH AND SlAIEENTH
WARDS or THE CITY OF NETWORK.
ANNUAL TAX NOrlCF-SOTlCEis hereby gwen that Rave
received Assessor, solsStis. q ' D,Itt
subject the h csN or
NAV 1866 under Internal Revenue Laws. ut ne
therein have become dye and INeoe
and that psTtonsy by deputy Tor ne collection OF
the my office No lg West rouItreuth't cornr
daily excepted from the fret day Of SeptetrT no.
uut fifteenth II september 1885, inclusive between lie ois
3 o elock. 0. M. and I o'clock p
The included IN annual m npcn Plate ctfts'
billiard tables or'e gold watches aud hti'ei Ld
upon inco Tor the 1855.
An persons shall urgc, pay the due BY them e'Ts
according tie list aforesaid within theme hereby
viii become iabe to the penalties pr-seiibed by Law
MAussELL b. FIELD Co ectU.
n,.l. NJ. ~ Al. "A Ias6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
Deniistrp.

A BEAUTIFUL RUBBER SET OF TEETH,
IA WITH PLUMPERs TO SET OUT THE CHEEKS
AND RESTORE THE FACE TO ITS NATURAL APPEAR.
ANCE, MOVABLE PLUmPERS ADJUSTED TO OLD SETS
WEIGHTED LOWER SETS. FlLLIEGS OF GOLD, ANAL
OAM, BONE, &C. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
OTHERS ARE INSERTED
SPLENDID RUBBER SITS slO TO SIS
BERNARD DD.H.. No. 26 SirthuVe.. fonfeenths ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
Gam 6tbools.

AW SCHOOLS.
IL COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
Of s Institution commelcss 81 tle Law
No = Lafayette place, Ssw1crk, on NEpNfS
nay o.rb.r rest eolBuss until May IS 1851 CANDIDATES
A. admitted without farther animation Fof
address Al No. y Lafayette place.
-. ~ - THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
wArdsn 81 Coiumbis Colsss, Law School
UNIVERSITY OF NETWORK CITY, LAW DE-
pART,fT Mt Tie n,I ssrsion open. MONDAY Oct 1916
III. .o,e sIsnds through two yrs bit - dsn nay rn,I he
,,c9 ..r n md 1slaa. admitted MembcIi Of tbs Bar
n Fof full information a1dss. the subscrotf Uh
'''''' N-''' John NORTON POMEROI,
p.'n Of Law Faculty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01

The JOHNSON MEETING IN CoSNEcri-
cur.-The Republican papers OF Connec-
ticus seem to be much puzzled by the
recent meeting a, Hartford in support Of
the President. Il was got up by private
invitation. and was quite an exclusive
affair. This is what makes il mysterious,
no, 10 say ludicrous. The gentlemen en-
gaged in il are very respectable, and OF
GOOD standing in the party. There is no
obvious reason why they should not have
called their meeting publicly n held 1t
public, il they thought it the right time
70 hold such a meeting. That they did
not do so. will be interpreted as showing
a lack of courage. Nevertheless,
they have said to the Republicans Of Con-
necticut is sound and sensible. and will
mee, with a response everywhere. Many
who heartily approve the passage OF the
Civil Rights Bill , Congress over the
Presidents veto, are just as decided in the
conviction that Congress is making a mis-
take in refusing to receive loyal Senators
and Representatives from the South. No
good reason can be given for excluding
them longer, or for imposing any further
conditions or tests beyond those Of loyalty
a, established in the test oath. This is q
opes,ion tina, stands by itself. and all at
,emp,s 10 mix it up with the civil rights OF
the freedom or any other matter are wholly
u~,ele.s. The popular judgment will pro-
nounee upon itself and upon its W mer.
its. Congress had better anticipate mat
Judgment, and the Connecticut hePuon-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01

Notice.
Notico 10 Hereby Given, that ut u
Regular Meeting Of the Trustees Of the California
Consoiidated Mn and Mining Company. an ~.
Ses,ment mo. l3) Of One Dollar per share was
isvied on each and every share Of capital stock.
8. D. C0NEELL, SECRETARY.
o>,d HIl, ApsDa .lse6 sp0m 30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Arrivals.
BY III ~PLAcERvILLE ROUTE:
John T. Williams G. R. Sichler
!. Raeley Miss Green
Mrs. G. II. Foster S. Cohn
\. Rhine L. S. Robbins
S. W. Chubbuck J. NJ. Kellip
Mrs. Lamott Thos. A. Atkinson
John McCone Mrs. Z. McSherry
d. Corson A. Bull
\. II. A. Mason D. Mckinley
NJ. H. Curran
BY THE DUTCH PLAT ROUTE:
J. Towle Mrs. Reamer
Pat. Manning j. J. Roberts
Mr.. Ralston c. c. Whitehead
J. C. Deekin L. Bishop
R. NJ. Hopkins Chas. Mclaughlin
NJ. Grim H. Greeley
VIM. earle R. Cochran & wife
L. Surdell and wife ]. Radcliffe and wife
F. Vincent Mr.. Brown
H. Tennent
ny THE OVERLAND ROUTE:
John W. Shaw Mrs. L. Stewart
Mrs. P. D. Bacon \. Brobant
George J. JOnc,
Departures.
NJ THE PLAcERvILLE ROUTE:
Father Griffin Mr.. McGaryel
Mrs w II James H Greed
Mrs Storey
BY THE DUTCH LAT RouTR:
E Plisha II Richards
Mrs c H McMahan Wm Gearey
J W Shaw wv Noyes
BY THE OVERLAND RorrE:
Mrs R L Horton Mrs Reamer
Miss Pollock Hutchinson
E W Hutchinson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01

The Cleveland Herald tells the story OF
a young man who was recently taken SUD
denly i'll, and fingered in great pain tot
two days, when, to all appearances ne
died. BE had recently been married, and
his young wife. when preparations for the
funeral were being made, insisted that 1t
should be postponed. On the following
night, the wife being alone in the room,
declared that the body moved. Her
friends proceeded to investigate, and after
a time another movement was discerned.
A physician was sen, for, and when he ar
rived he found the husband alive, and the
friends, bewildered and confused, ~circIing
around him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01
New TOnSorial Saloon,
Opposite Maynard's Bank
GOLD HILL.

DRODRK q LIPMAN WOULD IN.
II form the public that they have opened q
- SHAVING and HAIR-CUTTiNG sA'
ZION IN the saloon lately occupied BY MI. Hart
SSSsre they will always DO ready 70 aceommo-
date their friends. p.,,.,,, fash.
New RAzors. pure Soap Oh me ~ nsrt.msI
TaiP nPEssING In the best styles; and bar
Oils and Restoratives Of the best kinda :, al
shaving Cups furnishsd free OF enafse 70 ~
our cus,omerS Give rs . eau ..,at
Gold an, Nay 10, 1854 U~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01

WONDERS will never cease. A number
oflswysrs have turned Christians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01

Ok the occasion OF q terrible shipwr,ck,
when oil the efforts Of the Captain Ind
crew seemed ~unavailing TO avert the c,m-
ing fate, we recollect an old lady goin up
to the skipper, wringing her hands in les.
peration, and exclaiming. "Oh, Capt In
are we really in such danger?" YES
ma'am," answered he, W must trust IN
Providence now" GOOD God" was
the pious rejoinder. "has it come to THAT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-01
Lost! Lost I!

vXyARRANT NUMBER ga, ON THE
w Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold Hill, dated
Nay Ilth, le66. In favor orr 8. Bates, for t38 6t,
has bssn lost, and payment ofths lsms has bssn
stepped ". e. HALE,
aAN I'm, Ny d - =