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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-07
ANNUAL REPORT
or The
PACIFIC
Insurance Company.
$4,000
DEPOSITED in NEVADA

DEPOSITED in NEVADA
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT OF
L the Legislature Of the State Of California,
entitled An Act concerning Corporations,
passed April -. 1850, the Pacific Insurance Com
pany Of San Francisco makes tue following An.
nual Report:
1.-The amount Of the Capital Stock of this
Company Is SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIF.
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and paid in
1.-THE amount Of ;he Assets is ONE MIL
LION AND FIFTY. ONE THOUSAND. FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS and
thirty. seven cents. 40 81
IIL-The Company has NO DEBTS,
Y.-The amount Of Insurance effected during
the year, and which remained In force December
81. iss5:
Marine. ..-...-----...--......... @sf:fue
This Company commenced underwriting Ma.
rine Risks Augusta ls6S.
V-ThiS Company insures against the follow
ing risks. viz: BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, RENTS,
LEASE.HOLDS, VESSELS IN PORT and
THEIR CARG0ES. and other Personal
PROPERTY, AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
Also, on cARGoES. TREASURE. CoNMIS.
SIOSS, PROFITS and WAR RISKS, and on
ALL MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS, TO AND FROM ALL PORTS IN THE
WORLD. -
YL-This Company will take on any FIRST.
CLASS RISK no; 10 exceed $4,000 (,he limit
axed by law) and on all large risks will re,tnsure
TO an extent consistent with PRUDENCE in
other RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES.
j. HUNT. President
a. J. RALST0S, Secretary.
San Francisco. january ls, 1856.
William AlvOrd. L. B. Benehley.
Alex. Well. Moses Heller,
Abm. SelIgman, William Sehols.
Anson G. Stiles. Louis MeLane,
John G. Bray, Oliver Eldrtdsr,
A. HAYWARD, A B. Forbes.
d G. Rice J. q. Kellogg.
c. Meyer. G.. w. Bell,
D. Oliver. Charles Mayne,
AlpheuS Bull Lloyd Tevis,
W. e. Ralston, I. L. Barker,
John wIShtrnau, James De Fremery.
L, Sachs, William Sherman.
Frederick Billings, John o. Earl.
SM. Wilson. Alfred Borel,
Morton Cheeseman, G. 7. Lawion.
William Hooper, +. L. Goldsteh,
John B. Newton, Moses Ellis,
Edward Martin, p. L. Weaver,
ID. o. Mills David Stern
II. Hanssmann.
State Of California. City and Cour.7 Of San
Francisco, sS-On this nineteenth lay OF Jan.
ua-y, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixiysix personally appeared before me, Il. ,:
Homans n Notary Public. In and for the said
CITY and County, and therein reading. du,,y com
niSsioned and sworn. A. J. Ralston, who. being
duly sworn did deposc and say that lie is the
Secretary Of the " Pacific Insurance Company.
and that the statements contained In the foreSo'
ing Report OF the Pacific Insurance Company are
true full and correct A. J. RAL>InN.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me, this 18Th
day Of January, A. d. 1866.
IL. S. HOMANS, Notary Public.
AGENCY Y-SHAR0S & RALSTOS.
Bank OF californis, Virginia City, Nevada
lia3l 3ul
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CAUTION.-Thc Public nrc hereby

CAUTION.-Thc Public nrc hereby
notified that the following Certificates OF Stock
In the YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
COMPANY were this day sold at public auc.
front Of the Company's Office, In Gold Hul,
Storey county. NevGda according 10 public
notice, In conformity with the by.laws OF th"
Company, and laws OF Nevada, and are hereby
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for
said Stock, rs the samc will not bc transferred
h..ah h. GAcratnr,, :
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i0PacIael Mining Company, Meadow
Lake District, CalIfornla-Notice At meeting
held this day by the Trustees Of the Pacific Min
ing Company OF Meadow Lake District, Calitor'
MIA, an assessment Of twenty -dye' (S"a) dollars
In gold coin, TO the Secretary II his Office. In Ry.
ans Grocery ltors. Odd Eellous Hall. Gold Hill
By order Of the Board Of Trustees. ,-..l. II
80, III ''.'A II. II. FLAGG, President.
CHAs. A. STOREY, Secretary, wl o..
Gold Hill. April o, 1866. np2l lw
Grown Point Gold and Silver MIN
ing Company Tho annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Crown Point Gold and liver hin'
Ine Company will be held at their oiiice. In the
city Of san Francisco, on Monday. June 4. 1866,
for the election Of Trustees for the ensuing year.
-0. r.-...., J. II. JONES. Secretary.
San Francisco. May Q, 1866. '4-' myS I'd
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Kniekerbockerg Geld lanA bhyer
Mining Company.-Notice Il hereby given. that
at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Com.
papy, held on the 23d day Of March ls66T an
assessment oftwepty.fve t20 cents per share was
lsyied upon each and every share Of neeapfni
stock Of said Company. payable immeda'ey' N
gold coin, 10 the Secretary.
: BY order Of the Board OF Trusteea sg4L
s. w. CHUBBUCK. 81
...-a..s .a.H al .0FF "TIrVEl rSeefetary
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07

Calling Things by their Superfne Names.
Mr.. Saulsbury of Delaware, with that thirst
for knowledge for which he has always been
distinguished, inquired last week, in the, Sem
ate, if anybody knew what authority there was
for calling negroes "colored" people, The au-a
thority is usage, and there is none better. The
term is a euphemism into which people have
been gradually drifting in order to avoid the
tinge of contemptuousness which the term
"nigger" has gradually communicated to that
in, itself perfectly proper term, negro. The
process by which the change has been effected
is one which may be Witnessed in the case of
many other terms. How few people live in hou-
ses; how many reside" in residences or
how many academies" and Institutes and
establishments" The race of women is nearly
extinct, while "ladies" swarm all over the land
Such q thing as fowl is now hardly ever seen
on dinner-table; the Oldest cock that is ever
servedup is sure to be a Chicken" = z -sAo'
Mutton, too, is becoming scarcer and scarcer,
'lamb" more plentiful There has not been for
many day such thing in the United States
as storekeeper or shopkeeper; the smallest
pedler is now merchant. Z Z We hardly ever
laborer, who does not move in the very best
society" and who does no boast fine talents
and dignified manners" Nobody now delivers
a speech or an address on anyiset soccasi, n; he
delivers an .oration..' The president is fast
ceasing to be president, having been promoted
4
are evenvery few men ofmoderate attainments; !;
most men,who lay claim to anything beyond q
common school education, and are not actually
engaged in business, are spoken Of as "ripe
scholars" and if they at the same time do not
spit or chew, and abstain from morning drinks
they become accomplished gentlemen" If
anybody advocates negro suffrage, 'he takes
his stand on the platform of the brotherhood of
man. "a Stewed oysters and chicken salad, are
neither supper NOR lunch, but an elegant
collation." Sermons are nearly all-or at least
all those that are considered worth speaking of
--..powerful diRcourses.", sr5os ara sfs1q--'.s
Even, wives are rapidly disappearing; men
write themselves down in the hotel books as
being accompanied by their @ladies," whatever
that may mean. In most parts of the West
even academies and institutes bid fair to be-
come extinct, their places being taken by "uni-
versities." No girl ever leaves scheOl, she
"graduates."e Inns and taverns have disap-
peared long agoi we find nothing but hotels in
all directions. There are even signs that bar
rooms will soon be superseded by "sample-
rooms" The process has already begun in
New York. People do not teach things now;
they are professors" of them. Corn doctors
are "chiropedists." BARRIERS are not to be found
in any Of the large cities, while s'hair dressers
abound. Members of Congress and politicians
are becoming somewhat rare; they are gradu-
ally becoming Statesmen. Some people think
we are falling off in our manners, bu. in our
language at least the ahigh polite" was never
more successfully cultivated Nation. (
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07
The Loyal Press Of the sonth.


The following highly suggestive statemeHt
of facts we copy from the New Orleans Daiy
Tribune: 19do easbus0q .tssssi1 fiiw 10
1t has already been reported in our paper
that when Gen. Carl Schurz arrived last fall,
at New Orleans, on his tour Of inspection, he
asked Gen. Candy, of whom he was the guest,
to read Union paper; and our commanding
general had then TO tell him that IN his whole
military department, there was not q single
loyal paper but the Tribune, (which is negro
na,,ern \ hslIlIJ9lss " I,sa 1asI 500 T-I ~
Z # is very significant fact that the only
loyal papers In the whole South are all scolor-
ell papers," that is to say edited by cololed
men. The New Orleans correspondent OF the
Boston Commonwealth did us the homer of
mentioning the Tribune as ssthe only loyal pa
per in the Southern States. !" But, although
our paper is the only loyal daily, we must not
forget that, nearly in every State of the South,
there are true and loyal weeklies, edited and
mainly supported by the colored element. Let
us do justice to whomsoever itis due. There
is loyal press in the South, but it is the scol-
ored press exclusively. "A Rad & Tsaom al1
Now let us tell the writer of that CORE
spondence that to the only daily loyal paper
published in the South, the N. O. Tribune-he
ought, in good justice, to add the whole press
of "colored weeklies,n namely:
The NationdHst, at Mobile (Ala.);
- The Loyal Georgian, at Augusta Gal .. :,
% The South Carolina Leader, at Charleston
The colored Tsnnessean, at Nashville
| (Tenn.);
The True Southerner at Hampton, IVA.
The whole Loyal political press in the late
| rebel States is, therefore, in the hands of the
| colored element. Is not this fact very sug-
| gestive? Is anything more needed to show
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07
PRESENTING A BoUoEr BY TELEeRAPH.@
A Paris letter in The Nation gives the fol-
lowing bit of gossip: in3uH l1 DLc.l.rl


A Paris letter in The Nation gives the fol-
lowing bit of gossip: in9rg go. bLo..nl
The most splendid entertainment vet is the
bail just given at the Prussian embassy to
Prince and Princess Hohenzo.lern, who are
making SO Tonga stay at the 1ui.eries. The
hotel ofgthe embassy is very handsome build
ing. containing seven magnificent drawing
rooms, opening one out OF another and splen-
didiy lifted up. These rooms, with others adj
Joining, were sumptuousiy oIname:ited with
iustres and flowers, presenting most brilliant
coup foett, the orchestra OF the ballroom be
ing placed in a gay tent, ornamented IN Ori-
ental style, erected in o vestibue outside. Inc
beautiful Countess of Hatsteid, vile Oh the
First Secretary of Legation-one OF the many
fair American girls who have, OF late years,
excited the ire OF European mammas oy car
rymg off the highest matrimonial prizes-was
10 have done the hoDors In the absence OF
Countess Goltz, wife OF the Prussian Minister;
bnt as the Emperor aud Empress suddenly
notifie,l their intention of honoring The fee
with their presence, Princess hohenzonern
snnplied the place OF the absent lady. Their
Maie,ties took part in the "Quadriile of Hon.
or" and afterwards walked through the rooms,
admiring the splendor OF the scene. The
King OF Prussia, informed by telegram Of the
presence of the Imperial couple, sent a teie-
graphic order to Count Gotz, directing himtp
present bouquet to the Empress In the
Kings name This order the Count lost no
time in obeying, and, having done SO, trans
mitted by the same agency the EmpreSs's
thanks to the King.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07
The Saturday Press,

The latest number of this wide awake week
ly comes to us in wholly new and greatly
enlarged form The paper is now twice the
size it has hitherto been, has new and very
fanciful heading, and altogether presents an
extremely neat and attractive appearance
The publishers hope to be excused If they
atake the liberty of citing their present issue
as a successful case of reconstruction
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07

ET-A correspondent of the Albany Custard-
tor, in talking about tight barns, says farmers
may choose between late cut hay, open sheds
and bone; or early hay, tight barns and fat
sto6k. io aafF1s 'es sl.2 'i5 5s7h'9 b. loiiaa7 .
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07

- 9i.o For Sale. MA" '2iistt p
0NE superior new Locomotive Boiler. r'iA -i-1
" One secondhand Engine and Boiler (15 horse
power) all complete.
I Secondhand Shafing and Pullies. .9m9.
One new horizontal Engine f6 in. cylinder.)
Ono new OscillaiEs Engine, l6 in. cylinder.) MT
Also. second hand Mill Gearing and Shafting.
lTrenail Machines; Jack Screws. hg1 Q ''Iurs.
9 Al kinds Of Machinery promptly made and
! .Ls..d jsl51ltrsq IRA iWINyN, Agent, ;u1
feSd2m No. II Union ST., Portland, Maine.
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same place eyery THURSDAY morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance. @
RArrs or ArvrrrIs1NG-One inch OF space, in
,ono,h =, on,n,an ~ Constitute q Square"
81 80 per square daily first week % cents per
week ater three insertions or Less Sloo; contnu
Hail sonsre three insertions or less rs cents; one
week. SI.0O; 30 cents per week after. ls@
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs, $500 Der square
per week: three insertions OF less, $3.50. -sa--
ESPECIAL NOTICES." 81 .25 per square first inser-
ton and 20 cts per square for eath subsequent in
ssrton; mats a square, $1o0 FIRST insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion. - -,...- g. d .-..s.,--.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State for $1.0o per square for first nsernon
and SO cents per square for each subsequent nser-
ton.
sy JOB PRINTING, of every descriptions ,a exc e
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on appica'
ti0n as above - laJ 4-=it1t5f4.iJ ttt-
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3e4 'ea- For Sale. 1-'as Won 19'
~. - .lEc The Farm formerly known as the
AMA-A George Small Farm, in the town Of
Mfff Limington, two miles frlna Il vii
5ta1 ~ lage, and one-half q mile,flom the
Post Office, store, church and Acad-
good land, well divide into tilage, pasturage and
wood land. Produces fifty tons OF hay. Has large
Orchard, good two story house and ELL hnished paint
sary out-buildings. ti,l V'iFFf y q s'''0s
Alsoa stock OF Farming Tools, ifrequired. Apply
70 a. A. T. SMALL,
on the premises. s-Gss a- ~ 5Ilj9sT8 - q -
I February %, 1886. III stgfsee r, mar2d&w3w9 s.-
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PORTLAND WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 1866
Wants, Lost and Found.
WU3ateG.

W USGtCete .sT5TEl 70
A N Agent in every town in the State of Maine to
IA sell new, convenient and useful patented arti-,
Gle. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for a rare chance
to make money should call on, Oh addresses, l-7@T
gr ~ 4seli j. HANKERSON s. CO., ~ Il,
-,fl.gs n-l zsY 100 Middle Street,
Nov 23-dH Portland Maine.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day. (Sunday excepted lat 50 Exchange Street.
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07
". p. HASTINGS

Is open Dayand Ecening, for . full and thorough
BUSINESS EDUCATION, located on Middle St.,
No. 16l, opposite II. III. Hay g. Co., Appthecaries.
The Principal has had 21 years experience. as
do not pretend an extension of Gold Linked Sc
res Of Colleges into the other Contnent and that my
DIPLOMAS and full SCHOLARSHIPS, are good az
over this GREAT WORLD: but do claim they viii
prove intrinsic to the Students {either LADIES
or GENTLEMEN n any part of the United States
Of Auserica; and also that our CoUNTINa ROOMS
for snductve training twithout any copying both in
&c., OFFER as full, thorough, complete, practical and
expeditions FACILITIES for BUSINESS EDUCA-
T1ON, as any College in the q. s. ~ aSa5 5e5
This is the only Commercial College in the State
where full and complete Scholarship in Book-keep-
ing, Writing &C, b taught without copying, SO that
tanning thorough counting-roon education. sa
| ~ Mr.. Brown would present to the Citizens
of Portland and vicinity. his v0rn gratitude for
their kindness and liberal patronage he past fifteen
years; and with the promise OF FArrHFULxEss, So
lcits other favors s = e vs. l "a '
sgsa 9 r. N. BROWN.
Portland, September IS, 1866. sep1sdeodaw1y
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To be Let.

nESK ROOM for one or more persons, in a good
J sized pleasant Office, with modern conveniences
attached, on second floor, No. q Exchange Street,
"Ocean insurance Company's building" -
IA n ssf'+5ft K. 49, J. r. BRAZIER.
March 6-d3w
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. Il O Rs A LEI

nNE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale cheap
" ii applied for soon.a Size Of Platen 2ox2s. m b-
Inquire in person al, or address ty mail, -
PRESS OFFICE, Portland, Me-
Feb 1S-dtt .islsssa3Hs cd
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For Sale.

E'lI1lfs seaftr EOr Sale. AatI
A LOTfn Evergreen Cemetery, on the main Ave-
"A nue. Said lot is composed Of two lots in one,
and is very handsomely laid out. For particulars,
address Box 696 p. o. ige7, g.,l-%NOO - LliI
1Nov4-dH ~ $50 sri3g.i1 -saH tea9 laI Eai1ut
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07

Store to Let. .,--.' ,- -
OTORE 172 Fore Street, Id door from Moulton st.
- In Duran q Chadwick Block. For particulars en-
WILLIAM DURAN,
No. 8 Moulton Street.
Msrch ], 1S66-dH .t.t 4N4
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Store to Let,

VNHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
i Streets, at present occupied by Messrs. Jefier-
son Coolidge & Co. Possession given Oct 1st. 90
49,. -f.i-- 4.. A. q s. e. SPRING.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07

For Sale. ass ynf 70 -Hal'aa
1eHnn TONS square Hackmetack Timber.
lOOO Also, Ship Knees; Oak, Hackmetack
and Hardwood Plank, for sale by 30 = ~
L. TAYLOR, 81 Commercial st. Z
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For Sale.

For Sale. q ,H5i
TNHE Stock Of Boots and Shoes in a stors In
j. Heighboring town. 'seil tci uait9l ~ 1g
Apply at this office. c5ti 9d EGc'iete- -.H
Mar 6-d1ws sa AiF esl1f 'U,sea Il'. q. s .'l' il
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-07

.7fol For sale. % q Y = n Z y
49, A large and convenient House, No. /,
H::: Watervile st, suitable tor two families Termi
WkA, ,oi sale liberal s,si5 e e9.sE FHHMFg
Apply to w, No. 374 Middle St. f ja23dtf
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Nov 23-dtf


w tsA1tCus ,Stis8 tiHir Al t~ n
o. by man and wife, no children, o good con-
@i;;t yenient rent in central location-on Street
9assA traversed by the Horse Cars preferred. Rent
from $3.50 to $3.50. Have lived in ono house fifteen
years may occupy another as long satisfactory. n
address oox l7t3 Post Office. 80 o3 fe22dH ,g
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-07
JAS. ". BAKER,
GUAEo DEPOT,
80 Pennsylvsnia Avenue,
Corner 81. Mary street. baltimore.
here cat be found AZ all time. a SUNNY Of

Corner 81. Mary street, baltimore,
Where eau De found a, all times a supply Of
CrASOS,
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
GROUND BONE. rOrpRETT.
CALclSED PLASTER. LIME, HAIR,
CEMENT. de-.
And dealers in FLOUR. CORN MEAL. BUCK
WHEAT MEAL. CORN. OATS. MILL FEED,
HAY. STRAW. CLOVER. TIMOTHY AND
GRASS SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
e8- WOOL. FURs, DRIED FRUIT. and all
kinds Of Country Pradue. taken in exchange,
for which We are payin the highest cash prices.
JAS. 81. BAKER,
Next door 10 W. s,ansburys Dee Hive Hotel.
where Farmers will find excellent accommo
dations. Jan. :, is6s.-tI
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History of the Rebellion.
HEADIEN' - HISTORY OF rnE ~ An

HEADLEN - HISTORY oF THE WAR.
THE uniersi: uci having procured an Ag.n.
l. ey Tor ih,s valuable work for portion OF
Baltimore aui Hartford counties will IN a very
short time Vislt the people 81 the county salic.
ting subscriptions therefor. J. will be- a true
aud ia thtul history Of events a. they havetrau
p.Fe,i ..nce April is6I, until nearly To the pres
ent time
!; Will be published "A two vols at g. So each
the hrsi OF which will soon be delivered. ana
the secoi.i Immediately after the close af the
var. Eaeh volume viii contain many pages II
Illustrations 81 Battle scenes aud over iurty tar-
irai,. OF officer promnen in the war, 10th
North aud south.
Volume !. coniainiu. SOC pages. - already
prepared. and Will be delivered by the Ag.nts
after finishing the canvass IN their several 10.
calities. Volume II will be issued as soon As
practicable after the close "i the war. and will
contain about zoe pages. or more, IL necessary
60 complete the History.
The undersigned alec has for .ale th.
" NURSE AND Spy"
EDWARD n. TYRRELL.
June 2. lsfs.-ly
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This syrup 10 a purely Vegetable Compound
IL 10 pleasant u take. anil never does injury
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