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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16
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Sci. ,l,.e psinen.e purpaaaie

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-16
2eoD's sJ1e6icime.
SeSebdfts =MnH6fuma.

Die 5irmo Osonne II. goob iff NIT benz betlteen
Gage 6ur5 sesenfeitiees uebereinfommen aufgeloft.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
BATHS! BATHS!!
nm THE LADIES',
DRNTIsTRY!
CuppinR, bleeding md Lccching per
Gn...ad in the RRnI AiHlcn

DIR. MAYER will also attend to Dental Surgery
and invites nil who may need his services.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedls
Leeches. DIR. J. q. AYE Proprietor.
Gold Hill, Sept. 4, 1866. sepi.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

UNION MggrISa.-On last Saturday
evening Hon. Chas. Z. belong, Of Viz
ginia City was in town and addressed
the citizens at Wingate's Hall. His
speech was brief but eloquent aad pa
triotic, and was well received. He ably
sustained the position Of the majority
in Congress, as set forth in the Consti-
,utional amendments, and completely
riddled the fimsy sophistry Of the address
of the Philadelphia Demijohn Convention.
The speaker earnestly counseled Union
men 10 be active and united, and made
altogether an excellent, stirring. patriotic
speech, which was frequently interrupted
with enthusiastic applause. -Emera'aa
Union, Sept. s..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
For Sale or Rent.

THAT VALUABLE LOT OF O,UiNa ,S 10
O., frontage. on Main street, ADJOINING tne
Ga nm brewery on the north. and immediately
onno.ita blanchard street, and on which Ia vt.
u optsd a Blnek smith shop, will be sold cheap for
cash, or viii be leased. Apply at the brewery
Gold Hill, August 18th, ls66-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
Furniture and Furnishing Goods =!
Bedding, Carpets, Blankets, Shecting,
CrOckery, Wooden ind Willow
Marc, ETC., etc.

l shank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
10 business. TO merit q continuance OF the same.
kRy- Remember the OLD STAND. No. 20
South C street, Virginia T.. W. KEYES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Mn-
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
aug n z. W. KEYES. Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

A CANADIAN CHEEsB.-At a factory in
Canada, u huge cheese has lately been
made which weighs three and II half tons,
and measures six feet eight inches in
breadth, and three feet in thickness. The
milk used in its manufacture weighed 80
tons, and was furnished by 500 cows.
This huge cheese will be on exhibition in
Toronto at an agricultural fair to be held
there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
FOR SALE.

nNE-HALF INTEREST IN LIGHT a
" Hayiland's Livery Stable. situated two a ."a,
north OF Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office, on tns =
Virginia City. The above Stable : ,tro NJ The
good business. For particular" nPuA'
Stable, of II LIGHT
iyl3.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

VIZ entertain no shadow OF doubt OF
Storey sending a delegation to the State
Convention instructed for Blasdel.-E'-
mcrGiGG Union.
Guess you'd change your mind, if you
knew more about the sentiment of Storey
county. You will find the delegation to
the State Convention instructed for Gen.
JOHN b. WINTERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

THE WoRRELL SIsrRRs.-The Worrell
Sisters have recently closed a very sue
cessful engagement at Woods Theater,
New York City. They made n hundred
and twenty consecutive appearances at
this theater.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

The only real issue now before the
country. is that for the adoption OF the
Amendment to the Constitution, proposed
by the last Congress. All Others are de-
signed to mislead the people and defeat
the Amendment.-S. +. Bulletin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

no The Best Remedy for
O~S~ Purifying the Blood, Strengthens
ing the Nerves. Restoring the Lost Appetite. III
EREsE,s HAMBURG TEA.
II is the best preventative against almost any sick
ness. II used timely. Composed Of herbs only II
can Do given safely to infants, Full directions IN
English. French. spanish and German. with every
package. TRY IT. For sale at all the whole
suI, and retail drug stores and groceries,
EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist.
S,l. AGENT. 40 Clay Street, San Francisco.
Iiys7.lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
NE WELI.'s
Pulmonary Syrup!
'REDINGToN & CO. Agents: co
O r E.

4 AM GOING EAST OCTOBER FIRST.
All persons having demands or Certificates
OF Deposit against me, are requested to present
them before the 18th Of September. AL persons
indebted to me, by note or otherwise, will please
attend to the samo ut once.
II. a. MAYNARD.
Gold Hill Sent &. 1876. .sc6
, 1866-01-29
KINGSTON.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
HOUSE.

l.,
.......- "aseaSstus' 'a. ~.
The Housc went INTO conmittsee q the whole On
the state q The Union, Mr. WASHbuhSE, OF ILL
nois, IN the cnatt, and resumed the consideration
OF The I1esldc1t'e annual messaSe
Nj. SMITH, Of hentucky, concluded t5e remarks
heretofore commenced, saJ1ng, among otner things,
that the doctrine which ~ss initiated during the
war by the Union party Was. that secession Is q
hcresy, and that3t violated al the PRINCIPLES Of the
eonsf1tnn9n ano aws On Whlea our Govetnmeut
ferred TO the record Of authority made by Congress
tnnntDg through yeass, and quoted from the re-
marks 9i distinguished gentlemen On the outside
OF thts House. We. he said, carried On the war as
4 Union party. tor the express purpose Of keeplog
the eleven 5onlhetn stales IN the Union, where they
7atn1ug this position, he did not intend to compro-
miee any prinape heretofore assumed BY the great
he S3on II tnS a,e nt;,e n1 - osan I
Won!d not admit their members here unless they
could stand up here and sWear that they
have never a. kted In the attempt 10 ovkrthrpw fhe
Government II they could NOT do this he would
, 1866-01-29
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

rIna-sal Do...... =. ~. ~.
lepe>4'o Despa'cn % ING en,eaco Is1nune.l
MAptsox. W1s., Jan, n.
The sen.ts had sess,op laat niobt fnr the rrn.
.,ao,..;.. ~ ~ r.Tsss.Wc -
sioe5asAoA VI LIZ h1loou1u Clly GAM OIL. ateE
lengthy ttscusaion, lasting til 10 p. M, the bill
was psesed by vote Of IS TO l..
In tha cen,ta tn 1.v nr,ta . nrrohar ~ Ssr.to-.
- ,., tu.s ~ W
several more.
Several petitions vers'urreen,ed for the runnInc
r, t-a,n, N tha n1d f.cvoe,eE n
VI -. naIs w .us oso ,''.'N 80 ~ - .-
Inc Assembly Fesolntlon on superintendent Wis
postponed 10 week nom 4nufsdaJ.
Among the btlls introduced WIS one to amend
The charter Of the Wisconsin Central RatlFoad Com
pan, 70 u to a1iho5ze to run direct from Water
100 70 fottsgs, instead q oo1R1ng II 70 maxe 20
'umhus station and make tes1ninus at Bayfield,; !;
also 70 give II the land grant.
Bills were passed requiring au payments Of money
from the state Treasury TO be Made on warrants
o. The Secretary Of state, and directing the Stata
Superintendent 70 certify The annual appoftionmeut
OF the school nnd income 10 the Secretary Of State,
instead OF lhe Treasurer:
In the Assembly petitions Hera presented for
running through tsains on the old LatFosse road.
L resolution Vas adopted giving ten dollass' worth
ofpostsce stamps additional 10 members.
Resolutions were 3dopted directing the Commit
tee on assessments 10 inquire ano report on the ex-
pedfency Of increasing the Tax On railroads direct
Ing The Railroad commit &c 10 report al their earliest
convenience bill dspostne Of land Rrants direct
ur railroad co1nDnnics Of the State to furnish A
, 1866-01-29
FROM NASHVILLE.
The Case of Brownlow VI. Snead-A
Fight with l:uckillns-PersecutIon OF
Union Men in Alabama.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TYfbune.l

The Case of Brown1ow ys. Snead-A
Fight with sucfillAs-Pef8ecutI OF
Union Men in AInban1n.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ib1ne.]
NASHVILLE, Jun. p.
The case OF Browulow and Pickens against ".
H.snead, Is not finally disposed or Although
Judgments weze obtained against Snead In The
Circuit Court at Knoxville, they were pronounced
void by Judge Tdgg, on account Of an informally
In the documents.
Some time ago Capt. Swealman Was sent under
proper authority to Montgomery and Hickman
counties, TO collect United tatea mules and horses
IN the possession Of parties there hut was set upon
BY some hushshackass and driven OF. 4 SQUAD Of
The 9Th U. >. regular caynly was sent out to arrest
the ontlaWs, and an Informal report has reached
The guerilla party in Hickman county, during
Nhl-h one OF tbs Ruezl1as was killed and three oi
The soldiers wounded -
Union citizens are being persecuted In North
indicates that the httlesest feeling exists toward
UDlooiats, and tho whole civil authority ls turned
During The VA, Capt. =. ). spald, engaged In re.
cruitng for Col. speneer's First Alabama Cavalry,
went to Jasper, the headquarters Of capt. Good
WIN, rebel conscHptt1g officer, drove him away and
burnt the town. Gnodu In had cruelty oppressed
onion men In that region and had caused numbers
to be ehot for no other crime than loyalty.
Recently the Grand Jury OF Walker county, Ala.
found bills Of murder AMI anon aeaiust seventeen
OF The citizens and soldiers who burnt Jasper un-
der orde1s from Capt spaid.,, The defendants mp
TO Gen. 3. johnson, who sent today Judge VIM
a9sa Of %ans5 sonny s9RK 6 FIJI hin ihmea
beng. with the prosecuting officer Immediately Ar
rested and tried oy military commission.
, 1866-01-29
FENIANA. .

The BrosherAooA In L1veFFosa-FltEht
OF Eens4p RumoFz-Thonas Frances
MeaRher TO be Dictator Of the Fea!ass
-Cannda to bo Anreded-MAxt4Ase
to - AAaisSed-Fabltc 0uil2ln&n Ii
London 10 ba Blown up.
NEW Yoak, JIM. s7.-one Of the morning. p1pas
claims to haEe despatch from London. by the LIST
ctaI circles 1t Is sid that The Government has
received fnFormauon Of 4 Fpnian eonspisaey to
he Custom House has been undermined, md
that the Home Secretary has instructed
The Chief OF the London Fire Brigade TO
sas saSp oBBr4 psss bada ar. M e s. e sai
guarded. From :his continued panic two results
Will en1ue. Ireland will be Practically placed un-
der martia, law, and definite denand w3ll be msde
NEw YoRx, jan 27.-Tne Manchester Enslandl
Guarttkn, Of the 1a,n lnstaot. saJs: Our Liverpool
correspondent has received from some source tnlor-
nation which he AZ u Is strictly true, however
absurd and 1mprobrble the fac!a may appear. The
pnspofr Of the communication Is that u Liverpool,
FenianIam, and where the chief members haEo had
active me1ns Of communication With other towns
IN England, !sesrd and Scotland. the move
psoesedings oi iho Brotherhood are now
before thu rec>nt trials ard a,.rsts Dele
attended oy persons nom different paris of iho
United Kingdom and North America; bns these
meeuug~ arc neyeT held twice in the same plscc in
order 10 battle The polite and to prevent The suspl.
cion Of outsiders, and 10 put the spies and inform
crs, who seem to be inseparable from an Lsl con.
tpltacJ, on the wrong scent+ The communication
with America Is now more active than eve1. but !,
l. Eot carried on by writing: Fentau amhaa saloss
now arrive Il and leave Liverpool to and tsou
American ports weekly, and as mau5 Of then
are peuons Of good address, and eFen Of edu
cation, and ~ they always travel dfst-elass
no suspicion Whatever Is excited So far Is our In
iormant has been able TO learn, the latest move
rnent OF the Fenian body Ia 10 appotnL the uotori
IT wil1 be remembered, was The leader Of the Msh
brigade in the recent American war. Ills plans nre
ta1d TO be to divide fht Fenian army futo two i'm.
with the other to join The Emperor Napoleon In
sustaining the throne of Maxiu1.l:an N Mexico
BY this stroke Of policy Il Is staed that Aeashes
hopes to Eecuze the equal good Ill Of the Emperor
Napoleon aud to Eain bis support to the scheme oi
Establishing Ibe iunereldeute Of Ite12udr
, 1866-01-29

patronage of the drama Ia from our visitors.
Kate Bateman Is the sensation at Niblo'a.
She plays better than wB her won't bofose
eho left for London, but has still abundant
opportunity for Improvement RnmoE has
several times announced her prospective mar
riage. the Last story being that she Is 70 we'd
millionaire Of New York, on whose head the
SHOWS OF sixty wintera hare fallen. cannot
yoncb for the truth Of The report, and earnest
ly hope we are not to lose the young woman
from tho stage. Mr.. Batcman Ia deyoting as
much management" to Kate IS ever, and Is
careful to sound her praises IN every direc-
ton.
Ihear It rumored} that Biesstadt has re-
Gently sold picture representing storm In
the Rocky Mountains, for which he has real
lied the handsome little prize Of twenty
thousand dollars. It is barely possible that
the story refers to the picture known as
Rocky Mountains which was sold some
time since but has not yet been shut ont
from the public gaze. Bierstadt has been
busy upon picture since the completion OF
Mount Hood, and think the new story re-
fers to 1t. Since the artists' receptions Of last
week there has been no great sensation among
the co1aoisseurs in paintings.
KINGSTON.
, 1866-01-29
TIE CASs COUNTY, NO., TRAGEDY.
Executing Pur.uit of Bill RcYuolds, the
Yn>hvyhackcr and murdercr-Hts
Capture and Death.
rr.-~.,n,,dn,.. f%k,,o,.n errIt,un

pt.,,~ Nv, w. Nv a. ,sse
Asi IaAn.s..1' ILL, - NJ, * sau -, 4eoo+
yesterday "Fote you Inc circumstances o.
the killing Of two men IN this place BY the
bushwhacker Bill Reynolds, and stated there
,,t.a ~ ast ~ nrocress of thc e,fa,r 7 viii
uAs ~ ~ INC p'os 49, 80. 49, -. VA .ta
-"file aea1n. 1"o o. 1ne pafues. ron tne
other end Of town, that got started first, fol-
lowed him to Ills home, some seven or eight
mir. 1.stnnf. arriving there after dark, They
fo,,,a ~. bn1,e gneraed Nv ilre men uho
iouAu tns no.se soauus1 ~ M L't , s.,,',N ~"
commenced nIns On Iheln' Ing '" feaaalo-
ed and fought till their ammunition was gone,
having exchanged twcnty-slx shots, and then
ret,ncd unburt. taking the road home, They
4.'Ae1 s.-,.-s - - 80. .h.,- II,
soon met the reln'orcements' *hen tneS az
returned to the house again, but the bush
whackets were gone. They were out all
,1obt and tb,s noro,ng anccecdcd in f7nd,no
psrna,d. ~ .ha honse r. h;s s,.1T s;ste- Who's
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husband he had murdered some time since.
He had gone to her, presented pistol, and
told her If she did not take him In and take
, 1866-01-29
RAILROAD DISASTER.
A Train OF the Treck-Seyer11 Per-
HQn& lniured.


EEw YonK, Jau. E.-A Eerfous accident occurred
esrtF this morning on The HUDSON River railroad.
The Cincinnati c1p1eas train due In this city bont
O'Clock In The morning. was partially thrown ttom
the traek. Two cars. said 10 be tleeplDg csrs were
precIpitated OF the bridge into the road below.
One vas completely broken to pieces. and the other
very nearly DESTROYED. Three persons aIs reported
xhese he acrIdcu, occurred W1s n email biidse
over road leading to the BRICK kilns near cro'on.
NEW YoRK, jan. x:-Amone the passengers i1-
jured by The faizosd di-a,.er near sing Sing this
morning ate :. =. McEwen and bis wife, and John
Murphy, They were brought To this eitJ Mr.
McEwen wss q dry goods salcsman IN Utica; leg
badly fractured
fArER. ....
One OF the cars next 10 lhc extreme fear WA
thrown on It's aldc ana dragged distance Of nearly
eighty rods and on to one q he bridge In THAI
Vicinity the tfmbess and debris q the bridge crash
oI !heu, Ms. Nichols, Of thus city, had both
bands badly cut. A lady bad TWO fingers cut OF;
= rnsn. name not known, had bis leg broken and
o,hers were severely Injured: No ons vas killed -
Wa a1st reported Tho epsInsez Of ts szan ,hinks