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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20

NOTICE.-The Regular Annual
Meeting OF tho Stockholders of the KnIcker.
booker Gold and Silver Mining Company will be
held at the Office Of the Company, In Gold Hill.
on TUESDAY, March 90, ls66, at the hour Of
two ~. ). w. CHUbbuCh'
Secretary.
Gold Hill. March 6. 1866 mrC wv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20

Are the best everuSei In this climate for suppress.
.ion az the monthly sickness Every LNiy should
hsrr a eox I'm case Of necessity. Price, -. Consul
tstIon At the ONCE or BY letter-tree. All letters re,
turned or destroyed. 0nice Hours from "A. n ul
6H.N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20

EXPERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
IL ins aud during that time has met with unpar-
AeeL success In the treatment OF all those diseases
generally known AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20
No. Cerfs. Skdyss.

the Board Of Trustees made on the 29;h day OF
January. 1855, 80 many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock ~ may be necessary. will BE- sold at
public auction. by 0lney & Co., Ut No. 6o6 Mont.
eomery street. San Franelsco. California, on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH. 1876, At the
hour Of 70 o'clock NJ Of said day. TO pay said de-
lInauent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF sdvertising and expenses Of sale.
.,ruF.E y, l,., @. u. BURSHAh. ..
Secretary pro TEN.
Of,es las Isek,on street mrs naw2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
YeIlsM Inckct Gold md aIIxer

Mining Company-Loeation Of works, Gold Hill
District, Storey county, States Of Nevada.-No.
tice Is hereby given, that there are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account Of
assessment No. 9, levied on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary. 1855, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat AT 4p. ~, will take the Cars al
Sacramento. on both roads, at $50 A. ~, for the
Lake Bigl.r Route, will change TO Stasrs ut
Single Spring. For Donner Lake Route. at
Colflx Station; arriving In Virginia, by both
Lines, in sc hours from San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20
ofses. 43s jackson street. mrs nswev
-sapohire MIN md Mining Com

aapphire Mill and MininE Com
pary-Locaiion Of works. Gold Hill, S"vada-
The regular Annual Meeting OF stocEholdrr., ior
the election Of Trustees, will br held on WIZ
NESDAY, tho twenty eighth C2O day OF hM'g'
1866, at two O'Clock p. n, a. Bayer'u
l.. corner Of jackson and Montgomery ''''
Ban Francisco. i'
oS oiu'f VI ANs KOESIG. Secretary:
,. .,.,.h 10 1864 mrlZtn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20
Relief for Horses and Cattle

TIE f,lly vSSnmsaSlle iHtorin. q, paSlle tina, he ha. ~
~ a,.bie and Veterinary once I'Is
49,. hutveen Gold Hill and Virginia
On nn 'ns N.xsds where be Is prepared to beitor
neI Wonsrs. CATTLE. SHEEP AND DOGS,
,,,~,.S ,,sy he entrusted 10 him. He also ofers
.n'. s'en ron.ulta,Ion ut hi4 once from 10 to 10
a.i,ncL aEt a n daily, having had an extensive ex.
O,rIsncc in the busnrss In Europe and the Uni,
I'd stsres, and lately OF San Francisco. He il
rshl.d 10 apply the most efficient and Eueeessfl
s.edles against diseases OF all kinds and snlcits
III nm bilc patronage. Charges moderate. Rsftr.
.peeI Of nnquestionsble vsraeity, from men Of
kuoWp responsibility. .EBgs rg.uLH or
~ - J. NICK MUNRO. ....
Veterinary Surgeon.
March 16 1865 .'H'"F"F mrl6f .''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20

And In accor lance with the law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. male on the date above men.
asnay be necessary. will be sold at the ONCE OF the
Secretary OF sail company. No. N South C street.
Virginia. on SATURDAY. the 22i day OF July. 4. D.
1885 AZ the honr OF u O'Clock M OF sAi day, to pay
sail delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale. ....
". II. HOWARD. sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-20
NlSCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNUAL REPORT
or The
PACIFIC
Insurance Company.
$4,000
DEPOSITED in NEVADA

TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT OF
m, Legislature OF the State OF California.
entitled An Act ccucrrninS Corporations,
passed April -. 1850. the Pacific Insurance Com
pany cf san Francisco makes tue following An
nuaI Report:
THE amount Of the Capital Stock Of this
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and paid in
GOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .sfoO,OOO
1.-THE amount Of :he Assets Ia ONE MIL
LION AND FIFTY.oNE THOUSAND. FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS and
;hirty seven cents. ..Sl,USI,fSN u
lIL-Th- Company has no DEBTS.
Iv-The amount Of insurance effected during
the wear. ard which remained in force December
81. 1855:
observation-disclosures. ,9l9
This Company commenced underwriting Ma
r!ne Risks August !, 1865
Y-This Company insures aGains; the follow
inS risks. viz: BUILDINGS. H0tSEHOLD
FURNITURE. MERCHANDISE, RENTS.
LEASE.HOLDS. VESSELS IN PORT and
THEIR CARGOES, and other PERSONA
PROPERTY. AGAlNS LOSS OR DAMAGE
By FIRE. ,,o,,,,,s
SIONS. PROFITS and WAR RISKS: and on
ALI, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RISK. TO AND FROM ALL PORTS IN THE
WORLD
yI-This Company Will 'ake oNAny eln>l
CLASS RISK no; 20 exceed Sis'VVV Sihe limit
SSsi bv iawl and nr all large risks will re-iasure
10 an exten, consistent with PRUDENCE In
other RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES.
j. HUNT. President,
A. J. RALSTOS. Secretary.
San Francisco, January 70. ls66.
William Alrord. L. D. Bcuehley,
Alex. WE'LL. Moses Heller.
Abm. Seligman William Scholle.
Auson G. Stiles. Louis McLane.
John G. Bray Oliver ElhridSe,
A. HAYWARD Alb. Forbes,
ID VIC. Rice J. q. Kellogg.
c. Meyer. G. w. Bell,
D ]. oliver. Charles Mayns,
Alpheus Bull, Lloyd revis,
W. c. Ralstor. I. l. bTker
John wiSh,man. James De Fremery.
l. Sachs William sherman.
Frederick Billings, John o Earl,
& NJ Wilson Alfred Borel,
Morton cheessman, G. T. Iawton,
William Hooper. +. l. GoldStei1,
John B. Newton, Moses Ellis,
Edward Martin. P. L Weaver.
D. q Mills. David Stern.
II. Hanssmann,
STATE OF California City and Cour.Y OF San
Francisco. S-ou this nineteenth LAY OF Jan.
uary, A. D. One thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty. six, personally appeared before ne. h. )
Homans. a So'ary Public. in and for the said
City and County, and therein residing, duly com
Inis.oned and sworn. 4. J. RalstOn, who, being
duly sworn did depose and say that 10 is the
Secretary OF the Pacific Insurance Company,
and tha, the statements contained In the foreso
ing Report Oft the Pacific Insurance Company are
true. full and correct. A. J. RAL~ThS
Sworn and subscribed 20 before me, this 18th
day Of January. \. d. 1850.
IL $. HOMANS, Notary Public.
AGENCY Y-SHAROS & RALSToS,
Bank of California, Virginia City, Nevada
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11
A PIoUs Son." Oh motbay !

A PIoUs Son." Oh mother !
mothsrP' ya .
!" What son 2" ...
g" Mayn'. | have the big Bible that
you have in the room to-day I"
w. Yes, my child, and welcome.
You do not know whas pleasure ID
gives me to see young thoughts turn
I'd hat way. But what sticks ars
those 10 your hand 2"
"TrigE ers" 81
n "Triggers" For what my child ?"
:" Why, snap triggers. Here is the
standard, you see, this is the fipper,
and that one with the fat meat on
the end is ebe long trigger. There's
. rotten mouse keeps comm in my
room, and insultin' ov me, and I want
to act the big Bible and-aud knock
hischunk.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11
Notary PsSbEsc.

dT W @ ULD most respectfully sntouncs Co nv
l. friends aud thedpubiie generally, that 1 an,
pow prepared to make IInventories, & Abpfaise.
uents, Partitions receive Willis, make Protests.
Matrimonial Contracts and Instruments Of Writ
ing % hold Family Meetings, and Meetings Of
Credi tors, &c ,t, stft1eg-
Ali business entrusted TO mo Will be attsna.a
TO with promptneBs and dispat b.
.'FuA5 sa JNO. NJ. TRACY,
" Justice ofths Peace and Rotary Pubfic.
-octl4 Office, Cnrnar Third and Lsnrol sts.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

- Brigham Young is indeed d
pillar Of Salt Lake. Hin idea of a
wife is---LOta.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11
G. EN ERAL NEWS.

The new edifoe Of the Board OF
Brokers', in New York City, cost
ise00,000. Itis fire.proof throughout
and has In its placements safes of an.
orrpous slze, which no burglar can PEN
citrate. ..,-
II. The latest plan for paying off .hs
national debt is q proposition TO CON.
vert 1t entirely into greenbacks. and
keep them in circulation until thsv
aatural y wear out. bsm
!. They have had full negro jury In
Missouri, who brought in a verdict
aea'not party of turbulent colored
offenders, imposing find Of 800 each.
The privilege Of appointing ons
lledtetlspt Id the regular army ID given
70 each member of Congress, the CON.
dltion being that the man shall have
served in The army and can pass an
examinations. II lEkfaD.7
'a4 Ten editions of Jean Iogslow's
msbsve been sold 10 London Ia
ltbs last two years. Snch success
10 ls unparalleled since the popularity OF
sope Of Byron's poems fifty years ago
The Chicago Times says the COS. OF
oh ildiug for the year 1865, in thas
city, viii not fall fur shot OF 81 900.
000atai 9dt b ~ j.
j A lottery with q capital Of 1000. q
0pQ frapses is proposed to be organ.
lzed ID France for tho relief of tho
families l'''. of those who haye died Of
the chtfefs. f ..a. '3+" 1''l5
Lisut Maffia, formerly OF the Ala.
baala, and5'Jederson Davis Howell,
we're arrested at Portland. They ar.
rived FROM Europe on the Hibernian.
% ALABAMA - % the 3Oth Of March
the bapdsts Of North Alabama are 10
meet In Convention at Moulton, Law.
renee county, for the purpose of or.
ganlzlng "A North Alabama Conveu.
tlon '.'N
The Montgomery Ledger states thas
that, thernew comsrs from Yankse
Land, Who, have purchased lands In
that section, are rapidly coming to tho
combustion that negroes, freedmen or
slayes, win steal. ~ .. \ y
The chain gang in Montgomery,
composed Of sixty vAgrans negroes, 10
said to be aourishiug.
Capt, Frank T. Martin, ono OF shs
oldest citizens of Huntsville, died week
before las, at the advanced ags OF ss
years. John Simpson, an old citizen
Of Florence, died recently aged 76
years Dr. Hereford, whilst riding
out OF Montgomery ON Tuesday highs
was attacked by white man, who do.
ma ,ded his money. The doctor
frightened the highwaymsn of BY
drawing arssolvsr. sa1 . Il
'oTho Montgomery Ledger Of The 4sh
has the following: =
Id. } ! esterday, just for the fun Of the
IN ttih1lpg, we acoosted q young freedman
at the Central Bank corner, and asked
II he got his land on Monday. HIS
reply was, " no, but q white gentle
MAJ has promised me this morning.
topiok it out" Il will doubtless Be-
picked out for him but az laborer.
aud not as land holder; eth or upon
private farm or government plan.a.
ton. "
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

ssy- Jones and Brown were talking
lately Of young clergyman whose
preaching thsy had heard that day.
The sermon was like certain biogra-
ply, every poor and very pious."
"Whst do you think Of him ?" in.
quired Brown. a1
"a think" said Jones, che did
much letter two years ago." I
, a Why, he didn't preach at aIl
then, said Brown.
"rrue," replied Jones, ".hat In
what / mean" -
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.Wississipa'i Hotel,
n.... CHARITIES STREET. ET...,..,
''" fnYneF oY ~ tnri.

NEW bRLEASs, ,GLA. Hfoii
MIR. 9 AUHRRT, whpss faspishst rooms. 1ssf.
w tres street. between st Lossa and Toulouese
wsTs 30 we'll known, has just opsrs.a tba Missis.
,ppi Hotei No. 40 Chartres strest, snrnsr Of st.
Louis --r,z-.. r .r.z.=s5,.T a. Iis -; -
TRAVELLERS viii Ana in the above ess.bI,sh.
mont FU RNlsHEDI n oGads, at rsoday-sss rrsces
they may also have thsir MEALS, by the day or
By shs week, ,5-z,,grF .ro-EarI = 7 Ff5rr
All wili meet with that comfort which, for ten
ysar.. hsa hssa haha IN. Asssafs Hsass. J'7 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
Ware at a loss to see how the con-

Ware at loss TO see how the con-
in many localities through
ont the State are going TO get themselves
out of serious dilemma They told
the people that the Constitutional
was provision intended
TO confer suffrage on the negroes, and
endeavored in thus appealing to their
prejudiees to induce them to vote
against it In many cases they sue
ceeded. There is no telling how many
votes were thus turned against US in
Tyler and other counties. There never
were more inscriptions misrepresen-
tations resorted to than in the late can
yass against the amendment We are
at loss to understand how the oPpo-
sition win explain their deception to
their victims. Their triekery is bound
to reeoiI upon them in the coming fall
elections. 1t is rare that those who
thus grossly deceive voters can do 50 a
second time. Their influence is gener-
ally gone amer the deception is fully ex-
posed. We trust our Union people
will see to It that those who were thus
tempered with shall understand en-
phaticaIIy the full extent OF their de
ception, so that those disposed TO vote
with MS hereafter may be fully on their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.-The quar-
ter century reunion takes place at
Washington Seminary on Tuesday and
wednesday, June 18th and 18th.
Hon Geo V. Lawrence Is candidate
for denomination TO Congress.
Among the announcements for the
Assembly we notice the names of Col.
W. W. McSulty, j. B. Welsh, Colonel
John Ewing, Capt J. r Day, Capt H.
J. Yankirk, Dernar VI. Letter, and H.
B. Durant.
a soldiers County Convention IS
called on June md, next Saturday, to
send delegates to the State Convention
at Pittsburg on the 9Th.
The trial of John Lennon is to com
mence in Beaver county next Monday.
The venue has been changed to that
county.
A recent Baptist Church festival in
the borough OF Washington was de-
cided success.
There are three candidates for Pro-
monetary, for clerk Of the court, three
for Register, four for Recorder, and five
for County Commissioner in Washing
ton county.
Rev. w. B. Watkins, of Pittsburg, has
been lecturing for the benefit of the
soldiers Monument fund.
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ON Nenn an1n1nnrr.

Mike Lipman,s circus got aground
above Parkersburg and did not per
form according 20 appointment.
Wendell Phillips has an income of
$50. 900 a year. His family descent is
among the wealthiest and most aristo-
cratic IN New England.
The postohice at Birch river, in Mich
olas county. W. Va, has been re-open-
ed, and r. Scott appointed postmaster.
At BallardsvilIe, Boone county, VIM.
Thompson Is appointed postmaster.
The ShepherdstoWn wv. Va Register
says TINT a ciIfzentof that place, on
Monday last, caughtwith hook and
line, in the Potomac, seventeen bass,
the largest weighing fourand a qnarter
The New Orleans CreSeeas, q confed-
crate Democratic paper, speaks of "the
so-called United States House of Rep
resentatives. The ateis May IS, 1865.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31

To tie people of Wheeling aud West
ViT1fnid:
The Sixth West Virginia Cavalry
hereby acknowledge the kind greeting
and liberal hospitality. extended to us
by the citizens of Wheeling.
We had no claim upon you, fellow
citizens, except good will and warm
hSarted fellowship. We have done
nothing more than our duty. If, there
fore, we meet the approving smiles of
our God and our country We are salts
fed.
We return to you not as warriors, but
as peace makers and peace lovers. The
great necessity which forced us TO the
held has been overcome. We left you
behind to cultivate, and enjoy, as
much as it was possible, the arts of peace
while we went to establish it where it
was destroyed or threatened. 1t re-
quired both your and our united efforts
in the relations we have stood for the
past five years, to maintain and keep
our common country. Together we
have succeeded, and it is uncertain
which is under the greater obligation
to the other-you who took care ofwhat
we left with you, or we who drove back
the tide of desolation that threatened
us all. God Almighty has blest us to-
gether and IL Is meet that we rejoice
together, and be happy again nnder
His approving smile and our Star
Spangled Banner. Since therefore cir
cumstances made it necessary for us to
seperate In order to work together, mu-
tual fidelity has at last eliminated in
a glorious success. and we feel proud of
each other. We pinned the rebellion 10
the "wall1 and you clinched the pin by
the constitutional Amendment"
We are indeed happy TO meet you
under such promising auspices, for now
our country is our own. God. bless
West Virginia and her loyal people.
The men OF the 9th Cavalry would also
our worthy host, Col. Joseph
Snider, and his corps of cooks, walters,
&C., who served up our repast in such
elegant and liberal style. Though our
officers failed to utter a single senti-
ment OF respect for the taste and liber-
atty exhibited in its preparation, the
men feel mortified at such criminal
neglect, and beg that the want of
thought or courtesy may beoyerlooked,
and our thanks and appreciation ac-
cepted, for it was, indeed, excellent.
Col Snider is a true soldier, most ex-
ceIlent judge of soldiers wants, and,
ever ready to minister to them. As
such, he will be rendered by the
SIXTH w. Va. CAVALRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31

IY there was a class of men in Europe
who riyalled the English tories in the
strength of their sympathy for the
South during our war, that class was
found in what are sometimes called
.'the government circles'' in Prussia.
Nearly all the aristocracy who are
friendly 10 the schemes Of the King,
and almost without exception the high
church Lutheran clergymen and pro-
lessons at the University entered ar
IDENTIFY into the defense OF slavery, and
expressed their amazement and horror
that we could be so cruel as to engage
in war when we had no good cause for
il. They branded our policy as tyran-
meal and reckless. They used the
bitterest language against us.
We should ike to ask them how they
think the action of their government
now contrasts with that of ours That
government first Joined with Austria in
pocketing a couple Of Duchies, TO which
their right was simply the right of the
strongest. It has now turned against
Austria and, without any sufficient
cause for war, unless ambition be such
a cause, is threatening the peace of
Europe. However war may ut last
break ont, history will hold Prussia re-
sponsible for bringing It on, and will
record the fact that but for the ambition
of Bismark, il would have been avoided.
What have the, nobility and the most
Orthodox professors and clergymen at
Berlin to say about all this? Which
presents the nobler spectacle, nation
lighting to preserve its Integrity and
liberty, or a nation fighting to increase
the power and prestige Of q tyrannical
king and OF a yet more tyrannical
minister
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Their Reeonstructed Spirit.

The South Carolinian, published at
Columbia, South Carolina, contains the
following editorial paragraph:
Again, it is insisted that while we
do honor to the graves of Confederates,
we should treat the graves Of Eederals
with like respect. Absurd! Shall we
adorn with wreath and garland the last
resting place of those who pillaged our
barns, burned our dwellings and in
suited our mothers, wives, sisters and
daughters7 Ifpraying tor the souls of
the damned would be of any avail, they
might have the benefit of our prayers
but honor them-neverI" This is just
our view of the matter.
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It Is recommended and used By the first
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II you have any OF the symptoms Of this
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II it dos yon no good your money Will be re-
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That the Some mas0ns pay a water rent OF
Scents for each and every perch for work
done, and brick makers 81 per month, for
each gang Of hands.
employed, aud that blacksmiths pay {. rent Of
3 r0r eacu and every fireplace, and bricklay-
ems rent OF Genus per thousand for brick
laid, and the stone and brick masOns tJricic
makers and plasterers be required to give IN e
statement under oath to the collector OF the
water rent.
SIC. 2 This ordinance shan be In fun
force from and after its passage.
Passed May 2SEh, 1850
myS9-t City Clerk
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CoIgate,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyeerine. and especially designed for the
use ofIadies and forthe Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite. and its washing properties
unrivalled. orsale by all druggists.
feb27-lyd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
a Matter for the Health officer fc
Look Into.
Editors Inteuiaeneer

1 wish to ask through the columns of
your pSper, If we have not appointed
and paid, by the city, some person
whose duty II is to inspect cellars, and
other places where hIIh is deposited?
If so, would inform him some of the
Ilthiest cellars in the city are situated
on Monroe street. TAX PAYER.
WHEELING, May 80, 1866.