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IMPORTANT STATISTICS.
Mortality Among White and CoIoreG
TrRnnA Trsr1

Troops Compared.
new YoRK, May 1o.-When President Lincoln,
In April. lSGl. called for Is co., militia for three
months service, the army Of the United State. had
On ii. rolls ii o00 men. During the ensuing years
2Gs 52a men were enlisted, of winch 2.0ss, 10s left
ne amy alive " ne naanss s W W dseo IN battle
number OF white troops enlisted was about 500 t00
The nunoer Ut deaths amuag tnem a51.i1a, or one
sets cu Tbs sa 5te e9o1sd
flx, being nearly double thai Of the oeaths amaua
the white roopa. Out Of eyczy eight den. .hs amoug
the white troops three died On the eld Of battle and
blacks one died On the field Of b.ttle and eight i1p
disease. The mortality among the volunteers was
nearly fifteen per cent gseater than among the reg
records hut, while they give the number who died
In the service, they make no mention Of the host
obliged 10 leave the army and who went home to
In
, 1866-05-21

The Grant House at FRANKLIN, Fa.s
BestroYed-LosH Of L&fe-
FRANKLIN, Pa-. May l9.-Tbe Grant House, ia
this city. was destroyed by IRE about three O'Clock
th1s 1notplpg. Most OF the inmates we're Awakened
IN time to make their escape. 0na lady Jumped
from window IN tho fouith story, and has since
Ing, and Il Is feared they hare pc7-hed 1t Is snp-
posed 10 have been tred by incendtaries t0s the
purpose OF plunde1ing. The building cost S8t .00o,
Insured fol $50, CO.. No other buildings Tere
burned.
LATER ~
FHAsK11x, Pa. May l9-The china in the fr1ns
one OF the missing RiFls has her Is Known to BE-
Sf ths no,h gsa tSs has not been
Their names a5fHed ID TOO much eharyed to be re-
rnruI7~~
, 1866-05-21

PAUL Nay l9-A Of ,hs Tenth hs@sai hasa .9f Sf
Enrt Sneibnu for different posts on the frontier:
I6.y viii relieve The ipdependent battalion Of
Minneso,a volunteers. which Is ordered 10 report Al
Fort smelling for muster out n
1he todY Of Ser.eaut Sprague, Q! company y,
V.nth Regulars Who was drowned few days elhee'
has cetn recovered. . .,..
summer is upon us tn earnest, ano Aaea eo0'7
and etraw. hats arr in Gemand- At, .
Hous e. are going up. a. II ~ mario, aronna a. me
y,rop. lakes ne4r ,ne city, and filing up ~ iaas .
they Gnu ,e made ready. Fishing taekIc u AcEHs.
nnd Do theY bitef r. u asked about a. often a.
I,Whxi'e the neAa1"
, 1866-05-21

ru u.s,,r:croa Nav 1.-THE Ptes,dent today par
soredare eihzepe, two residing in Ala.
squa md he others respectively ..,! II notsn -
Carolina, south , Calolpa md y 1eSss ss as,es ~
SnoeF Drotnson sSs i Wm, T. 1ar,s who was convict
, 1866-05-21

Here the gold market has been steady at ESQ
1aoA. Silver f. quiet and alu,ost entirely nominal
at 1196h12l
Government Bonds were steady lobby. The
brokers hare paid 10s@1Dsas for Se7en- Tnlrties-
the inside quotation for sml,l bonds but 1he mar
ket waa scarcely as trm a. yesterday and tho day
Previous We quote:
, 1866-05-21
THE RISE AND FALL IN WHEAT.

THE RISE AND FALL IN WHEAT.
In ali the commercial centres In the United
States, but more particularly in Chicago, the
engross:ng topic Of conversation at bank or
on Change is the sudden advance, and equally
sudden decline which has taken Place In the
Wheat market The following table shows
the daily prces Of Spring Wheat In Chicago,
from Mny LIST to tho 18th Inclusive:
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ed In the United >ts.e~ District Court, ke tbe
Western D1.tfscf Of Pensylyxoia, tho ehafXa II
passing counterfeit uanSy, Tas yesterday paGdone4
BY the Pre-ldrnf.
, 1866-05-21

Federal Government shall undertake It. and
make II, so far as II deems proper, National
and un}fnr1n
, 1866-05-21
The Two Presbyterian General
Assemblies.
New Sch COL General Assembly,
Especial Despatch TO the chieaso Itibune.1
ST, LoC1s. MnY 10.

Gc1x ~
"e" Se'"o' "a <1'eS'
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Itibune.1
ST, LoC1s, Mny u.
r7upnnAy
a1 49,
1ne Aoaefa'of IN tae chals'
After devotional e1er1fes, Dr. Clark read an In"
rirslfon from The Iron Mountain Railroad to visit
pi,ot Knob any day the Assembly selected. Alter
.,,,s dch.,a ,rc,rao, ~. ,,rorr,atv ~ ,rrer,,i,s
rosie usoate esuutoE .ae p.op9'ey VI a@ps4o6
inc hF1fat3ons II "ae feietfea 10 committee
On motlon. committee vas appointed to confer
with the Old school brethren on the subject Of
joint religions Services.
The report OF the Ministerial Re1lel Fund was
pzescn1eo, sDoa in5 balance Of &, Sos on hand.
Tie Conmiliec on EiIls and Oycrtures presented
4 report, detldtu. af1tmaurely the legal question
submitted ri tue ia-s General Assembly regarding
she Judgment a;alEst IN necused pcysQn IN hts nb-
sence.
Alter devotional ezetclsce. the minntes were
prepared.
Lii. II. D. Smith moved tho appointment Of a
COMMITTEES on The SLATE Of the County, He said
we hare passed through the was and come to state
OF peace; but We are stln IN The midst Of difficult
anesrous which demand an expression q opinion
Of ecclesiastical bouics. &c s7gres1ed THAT the
oldes, and most venc1ased member Of tue assem-
by, uE. Bemzn. be appointed Chairman Of the
Committee. AniElacf.. .Damc could lot ho asccr-
tanned. objected on the ground thai 4 would raise
m outc1y AGAINST the Assembly. hon. John 4.
Es1tn trknt. 4 n him a
, 1866-05-21
FROM EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence.

The Reform Bill lnside Parliament
fur. Gladstone on the United States
Nationu1 Dcbt-Italy and Germany
Postscript
, 1866-05-21

FROM GEORGIA.

Generals Fullerton ana steedman on
their Travels
SAVANNAH, May ~.
Gene7als Steedmsn and Fullerton bad a. thtet-
x,r,v Viii ,hc Methodist Episcopal conteretee GO to-
day. Information s,sd VS. o. Il i5
onro thar the relations betA cen the two races arc
tnendig, and rapidly improving in the STATES q
Geu1cin. Florida. North Carolina anu soa1o
I;eners! Steeduan and party left for Augusta TO-
pfeht and will make 1nvest]gatfons On the plan1a'
ions along the river.
, 1866-05-21

PHuApr1rH1A, nay 1s.-The AcadeuJ Of Aua,e
was crowded tonight 70 Its funs u extent By n
enthusiastic audteuce Of tadles Aud RenuomAo %
tsieD 70 sprrches hy Senators Gown aud Doodu1s
In 4nppoH Of Preside nj IQ1psQr.
, 1866-05-21
Np,sSpring
rknEe for al

17....1.G7 g1.5o is 3sLes loostla0
16..-.1.G GIGS lbehy1.S 1.0oG1B
From q careful examination Of the above
table, orr readers Will perceive that during
the first eight days of the current month, the
course OF The market WAS onward and up
ward, culmlnating On the 9th instant ut an
ndvance Of Sc on Northwestern receipts OF
Nos and 2 Spring, and IN advance Of 29c
on regular receipts OF No. Spring. From
that time till the present, with the exception
Of one day only, the market has been on the
opposite tack, and the advance has been ul-
most entirely lost on all grades, except No.
Spring in the Northwestern, for which thcro
Is now scarcely any speculative demand what-
ever, the inquiry being mainly for car load
lots for milling and shipping. During the
past week the market has been daily subject
to panlcs and violent fluctuations, for which
no other reason can be given than the mo-
mentary impulses Of the epecnlators. The
sudden advance was in measure prcdicated
On the general beliefin scarcity Of wheat In
the Northwest and the reduced stocks OF -four
and wheat in the Eastern and Southern nar-
kets-
To this mey be added Us another reason,
tho plothosAof money In aI~ our financial
circles, seeking Investment. In Boston, Now
York, Philadelphia and elsewhere, monetary
matters have been ana are now exceedingly
eaey, capitalists complaining of the
scarcity Of good mercantile papu- -r.-sr... for
discount. Cliques end "zings" Of capitalists
were formed who fancying they saw in the
manipulation Of wheat, temporary Invest
ment, went In boldly, and ran prices up to
such pitch, that they broke and fell oftheir
oun wc1rhf y1.rdrrfry uumnrnus sIu all opeYa-
, 1866-05-21

aavs piss eoattoues very dn' bat pEtce. ~ a. ~
enanx About leo osi, sssa ID ,o l6ssi H1,17 To-
rs 81 ! TIT a. !aa.,!,1;s .
hofeH;' er,;'. snn x1n0a16 % = bsl tne tncy hrAose.
ssco.tiux t. qualify. Rye aoe; y eSsFes sAd "
assnd q tdoQ nrl. Corn meal lsonll. ana ~ H'4N
70 kntes,
, 1866-05-21
From Phttbdefnhtn.

PB11ApKZrH1a- As3 IA boy mes-enecf n tAe
employ oi broker m thiA caty, VA knocked do1a
IN The st1eet this morning md toobed OF EiQ0p
thirf had secnrtd thr money, and. shocking htra
ovcr recovered It. The thief WIS comnlIet to
prison.
, 1866-05-21
{Snt NfrnfU kY7 I.8 &E3L1tI b,!12e93
A. fhrse sre E. 4. re,ghis, and In part ~ <,,
Elo&s, 1sd1et 10 per cent for taSe-"-'-''' -


hr ct Is 1eas nct1To but prizes afo usu4 MH1M
..trr ofI eW mesa potE are noz@tnr A. I'LL y otl-
Eseon hslls sell IN oa At trom soa!ae Tor p!Aln
~ s,r, hseorl Green n eata arc In far d. maod-
liz sai, of pck1e hams Isc. md ALT shouilefs
ts5xG5Ac4F .. Latd continues ln lah dem A1d ~
g.. .old At NkaE3c n ,. -
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T jtaI. aI............--.....-.. 81, III, -
ExNrnH{tHTf4 ASHJ 81

Expenditure --........-. $s61, ,8i8
-Accosdtng to the Last Quarterly Bank S'ats
ment Of the state Of OHIO. there ara now In exIs-
tenee only th,ce Tree bsuks. and eight branches o<
The State Bank Of Ohio. The total capital at pres
eut repseseuted Is only $t.t18,500.
, 1866-05-21

Second National Z,
YQR aQvERxNk
Coupon 1881. 1c8E Z:
Coupon, lar,e, 1o14 buytn'
pon, smAls,. 1W " oa5 l1E :
hs4f puJ1ur, .W SELL!
email. AA bu1lnEt
es!.yIog; ~ mK' ',o.'
pounds. 1854, 1llE do;
Aupu.t I 10 do nos do Or
December do do l08h do;
August do do 1AE do; Se'
October do do 1WH do.
, 1866-05-21
Severe Storm on the Arkansas River.
fFron the st, Louia Nc4e, May Is. -.

Tbere has been q tefflhC Bt6fm 1lbug lue
Arkansas. The river rose ten feet IN twelve
hours. The Captain Of tie Steamer OZARK,
In speaking OF the storm says, it was little
grain the wfckedest thing he ever undertook
mel in the twinkliog Of an eye, and upon the
bank, almost high and drY, and nothing but
he hiEh bluff prevented heF from destruetion.-
Ttees were being telled In every direction,
dcaieu,ne thunder rolled, and blinding light
ming GasRcd. until It almost seemed as If the
s day was at hand f b9stp1a1ey iGr the the
.pjEht, and She was enabled to get Oft without
damaec. Nothing but the sudden rise saved
h,s boat from sure. destruction. The Bishop
was in the same storm, aud was obliged to
ceme to anchor and make everything
taut. The river is little less. than bank
full, and no damage to the crops, which look
spledidly, need be npprehended.
, 1866-05-21

Closing prices for cash. May 18th, ls6 received By
Joseph II. ons Commission, stock and Bond RroEer.
and dealer IN Government Securities, No. IS South
C1axE street, Chicago: -
, 1866-05-21

Tho telegraph this afternoon informs Us tha&Gov-
ernmeut has lost $oo.0o0 By cotton spectators q.
the Mies1sslppi River. We trus. Congress *iI In
ressfgate this matter and venslate It. Ii Il about
time that thing uas being done to stop these
enormous 1eaka I'd the Treasury.
The Executive Committee Of the Merchaut's
Enion Express Company have called for an addl-
ticnal ussalIment On the stock Of three per cent
This makes five per cent in all that has been aa-
eeaeed. The Committee are hu-y at work In peg
feeling arrangements 10 commence operations.
-hemnha County, Kansas, ta. voted xle3 oo0
for the vt. Joseph 4 Denver Railroad, and Dont-
phan, Brown, and Marshall Cou1'le in that Ststa,
a+a srnectsd to emnlata 30 good an example.
The Pennsylvania rarhuaus earned 81, t5a 1Rn-
expended t13s7o,o58, and cleaEed 81, ,1ss TO- Last
year.
The New York H<7aEd IL getting disguised
with the way the telegraph nouopollsts do lhatr
hussness, and hop>4 riyal telegraph companies will
soon be started.
THE following Is a statement Of tbs revenue
and expenditure OF the Province Of Canada sos tho
mouth ending 20th Aptil, 1866:
, 1866-05-21

Atesa Pork. .....-..... ...-
Prime Mess Pork ......-...-
Kump - .......-.--..---
EIua Prime .,..,....-.....s
, 1866-05-21

BUMP ..,,z. = .........-.....-.,,. {, ,.e.;,.
Total os' Pork; :a!4 =! a9s s,;;i;; -;
On market in p'esls..:.....sses r.: - 2
tTS5s9; 3Sai @i5 'P4 -;'es = a2
Total tqEs. s.,s ss,sd r. hsn..:::: j..
~nnr sALrEp xE1s ftnclatita. ~ + = s7''i =.
saos; sSaTa l!Ssea ass iias:.:.:::::.::::.: *v~..
sSo,t sSq sjssI Sisas utud,es.
Eu%9ert;nd E,,al3eE1 ...:.. ..'........... =. -
Io,al .ides and middle:
p9 '':s ' ' tonx easi...... sa -. -
Total dry salt n eats 500 n
r.e.tn, stock. e. f. q: nay s.oe. april IT. 10.
sueas.curra b1ms.... ?si3s9S g.. sSo aSo ese Se
Dry t2At meatS..-..... ss@-4sa"s u.e1sss
TAI: Tai e: . Ct: Fork ss e.,. ss
ro,., u.,, IN n,... -11,a@o s,a,su
Boxn. uo&s-
Calculating 80 D. ner
*ss nesssi .;.s esz. .,:ss :ss0f
tsss q q
lows; r~r.,.,s
p p. Rse:B; s; sa'ls:s'' s III: SsiRH:si;' Il.
e. &, tse;s Sss' .re i: Il: ~exhs, and i D..t
E1oAs, u.duet 10 per cent for iaSe..-'''' -.
Lexstne actual pe. seduc'tna stock cut ~ ,r,s
aaa t1ss 1saneaa q co. 81 1ssf. Ia IS
ro,., .*,.,,o, stock me,.u -, 80 a.ys7.sla7r -
Equal the msat 81 y; !: nsst % asJs
, 1866-05-21

Tosxl xldes and ntddlf1. .....--. ,.
tluuX cutf...... ~
, 1866-05-21
On market IN pickle. L.
Tntnr IN unkst In rts1 .. n--~
smoked, md Il 4 h. III n, - msFs..3
That HtLf
,. Equal 0..--..s.ss.s.s..
@nxY sAI1Ip xEt3 ftHc3a9ia :

%nxT sAL1Tn 4Hs ttH3a4!8.
Shoulders ....... -.--.....ss..- .
Rough sides .:...-.ss.-,%++....
bbofI ribbed tfdc&..........--s.
ebolk CleaF .--...s-.s...s
Lor q cjesr mfud1ts.- ..-.-..----.
Eumbtrlxnd ....-...---...
SbAt1oHdV - .......s.--'
, 1866-05-21

THs, - F-..~--... f9NT{ H315R
vhSt our s,ock was oue month earlier l1st season.
The receipts shlrmeuta TOR the past thf'T dty.
according % Board Of Tfadt repoets have been II io
loWK: ,...,. ~
, 1866-05-21

cnt and future freedom, and will
always vote for It. Voting Is very
simple net Of choice between two political
pnrties, the leaders Of which are mtuuic1y
acquainted with principles Of statesmanship.
Hence In each political party whnteyer Of
craftsmanship there may be in the pnrty is en-
bodied practically in the ballot Of its humblest
voter. Il the suffrage wero extended, nine
tenths Of the colored people would vote the
Republican ticket, and would elect from ten
to thirty Republican members Of Congress
from the Eouth. In view Of these facts We
1,1rc thai the co]ored men are ft to vote. We
let -cbels vote whose untltncss Is proven by
their rebellion? Why exclude those whose
every ballot will be cast for the Union, lib.
er1y, free press and general education.'
Nv. The plea that to extend the Suffrage
will " bring on war Of races" is another ol
the reasons always given for opposing emau-
cipation. There is tenfold more tendency In
emancipation to produce war Of races, than
In M extension Of the Suffrage. No war OF
races exists In Brazil, where suffrage Is In
partial. But II docs exist In Jamaica where the
negro has only tho right Of being out-yotsd,
and in Norfolk and Memphis, where he has
no right TO vote ut all. On the contrary,
nothing tends 20 much 10 produce waz as the
ability by one eide to commit injustice
without punishment, and the Inability
By the other side to obtain justice
without fighting. Just this state
Of facts is caused By den-ing
the right Of outrage to a raoe of four millions
Of c1tizcns. Let the negro vote for the Judge
before whom the Memphis rioters are TO be
tried, and they would be punished. Let him
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TO RENT.

THE STORE ROOM AT THE coRNEh
L Of Main and Pioneer Streets, Wln'e,T T,ta..s
Building. Suitable for q Clothing store, 40 "a,
store, or the Grocery business REM
Inouire Of the owner. opposite the pIemi,s-
Gold Hill, Nov. ID. 1850
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19
A Feroeious Mouster-Half Horse,
Half OK.

Hail TX.
fe~rocious monster wss exhibited at
the Indiana State Fair recently, which
is thus described:
The general eharacteristies and features
Of the horse are closely blended with those
Of the OK in this strange and remarkable
beast. The head and neck are broad and
heavy, giving i, the fierce disposition Of
the buffalo rather than the quiet and do.
Gle character of the OK, while a name
reaching from the forehead to the shoulder
and sweeping to the knees, adds to the
general appearance Of ferocisy. The horn.
are heavy at the base, but very short and
remarkably polished and pointed. The
eye is dull but suggests things unutserable
an expression Of intent, power and dew
ilishness which the general appearance OF
the animal confirm. The muzzle 10 black
and ugly, the wide nostril urging . large
breathing apparatus and unconqueraole
endurance. The Jaw is heavy and promi-
nent. the forehead full but rather square.
The depth Of shoulder is very great. the
fore legs shor. and large, the foot broad
and deeply cleft. But here the bovine
resemblance ceases altogether, and the
equine characteristics begin. The body
is slight and rounded, closely covered BY
q glossy Goa, of fine short hair, a long
10 wing tail nearly reaches to the ground.
The hiuder legs are smooth and 1.-THE as
those Of a race horse, and the hoofs rather
slight but we'll formed, contrasting
strangely with the heavy legs and cleft
foot Of the forward par, Of the animal. 1ts
gait, too, 10 q ludicrous cross between the
two brutes Of whose nature it seems to
par,ake. While slow, awkward and sham
bling, those Of the hinder are extremely
graceful and agile. Altogether it is one
OF the mos, wonderful curiosities to be
found in the animal kingdom. Who will
| give il q Nance
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A.woRD TO TEAAsTBRs.-Are your ami
mails suffering from any troublesome sores
Have you been nightly cleansing and dres-
sing the sore shoulders, and daily padding
the collar? Take our advice and try Ham
mer's Collar Gall Ointment. You will be
surprised to see how rapidly and effectually
it will heal them up. The Collie Medicine
should always be in the jockey box, ready
for use at a moments warning, it may save
the life Of a valuable animal. See advertise
ment in this issue. nolo-lw'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sc Special Medical Soricc-Dr. Charles
III. rOZER would mast respectfully inform the SICK
and aniIcted that his MEDICAL INSTlTuTEis At
the same place, CORNER. OF kEARSf AND
JACKSON STREETS. san Francisco. where he has
been established for many years. for the eure Of
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquiShed
nv old mode OF advertising, which has become so
common with all the Quack Doctors OF san Francis
co, filling the newspapers with false references, for
tue purpose Of imposiHg upon strangers. ! think Y
Is only necessary TO inform those In need OF q PLY
SICIAS oY LONG EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS
PUL PRACTICE, that | can be consulted At all bu-
slness hours at my Medical Institute, corner OF
kearny and Jackson streets, San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from the Whites. piles, Weakness
OF the Back, Pain In The Side, Headache, Palpitation
OF the Heart, Derangenent OF their Monthly Sick
ness, and all other Diseases that the Female System
IS subject to, will hnd prompt relief BY applying to
DIR. CHAS IL. TOZER.
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known TO fail In giving rellefin those cases for which
they are recommended. To be obtained only at my
ONCE.
PRIcE FIVE DoLLARs-with full directions on each
box. Sent by mail or express.
Address II. T0ZER, NJ. D., San z anclseo. Cal,
or Lock Box 1884.
Consultation free. All communications strictly
confidential. CHAs. H.. T0LEh, y.
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital, London.
nDf-lm.
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WANTED,

s sEAMsTREss, OR IS WILLING TO
"A do general homework. and can give the
best Of references. Wages not 10 much Of an
object. Address Box 1852 Post. Office, Gold Hill.
or inquire at A.. J. BEAL'S
nl2 Photograph Gallery.
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A LscruRs.-" Professor Compton"
delivered a lecture at the Gold Hill
Thea,er, on last Saturday evening, and
had . tremendous audience, the lecture
being free for abou, an hour. A highly
respectable citizen Of Virginia City this
morning sent Us q communication to the
effec, tina, the Professor was denied ad-
mission to lecture in the Probate Court
room. by the Clerk Of the County Com
m~issioner,. But the Professors" lee
,ure came of in Gold Hill-ind we doubt
its beneficial influence. We heard every
word he said. from beginning to the end.
There were some passages in his lecture,
which we admit, were wholesome truths
and when followed in . moral, honest,
and upright way. may tend to ~snlighten,
and TO strengthen the moral and virsuous
inclinations Of those who heard him, md
for whose instruction the Lecture was
delivered. But it was not such . Lecture
on Physiology" a. we had reason to sx-
pee, to hear from . man such as We sup
posed the Professor" to be-judging
him by appearances. 1t 10 true, the
=. announcements" set forth that It was
a Lecture "to gentlemen only" Forbid
tina, ears other than those Of men alone
should hear such . TRADE. For vulgarity,
obscenity, baseness, 6lthiness and immor-
atty, the air Of Gold Hill has never been
so pollu,ed-so degraded. A Professor
Of physiology can 80 speak Of the works
Of nature as not to offend the moral sense
Of those who listen. We exceedingly re-
greet that we went to listen to the fulmi-
nations Of such an immoral old "beast"
as this Professor Compton. A "Lecture
for Beasts" only, would be a more pro-
per heading to his cards. The Professor
will understand that those who heard him
on last Saturday night have had "pie
enough" The horrible beast!
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
L the public in g~ep~xal, and their customers, In
particular, that they have removed their FAMl-
LY GROCERY STORE from the corner Of Main
and Pioneer streets, Gold Hill, TO the store lately
occupied by Shepard & Goodrich, next door to
the Post Office, whore they will continue the
same business, and invite q continuance o! the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
MERCER & TUCKER.
Gold Hill, Oct. Is, 1866.
NOW ON HAND,
AND FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, A
n large assortment Of GROCERIES and PRO.
VISIONS, direct from the California markets.
comprising In part
TEAS,
SUGARS,
COFFEE,
SPICES,
SYRUPS,
CAN FRUIT,
DRIED FRUIT,
OYSTERS,
CANDLES,
FLOUR,
RICE,
BUTTER,
Provisiens OF all Kinda.
Call and see us ct our New Store. next door to
the Post Office. MERCER e. TUCKER.
Gold Hill, Oct Is, 1866, ocl5u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

~~ The Best Remedy for
NAS Purifying the Blood, Strengthen.
Ing the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite Is
FREsE'S HAMBURG TEA.
It is the best prsservaiire against almosta any siek'
ness, II used timely. Composed Of herbs only
can be given safely to infants, Full directions In
English. French, Spanish and German. withevery
package. TRY IT. For sale at all the whole
sale and retail drug stores and groceries.
EMIL FREsE. Wholesale Druggist.
Sol. Agent, alO Clay street. San Francisco.
IiyS7.lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

Two IRIsHxBN were travelling, when
they stopped to examine : guide-board.
Twelve miles to Portland" said one.
jus, sax miles apiece" said the other.
And they trudged on, apparently we'll
satishsd at the small distance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19
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OFFICE OF co. TAX COLLECTOR
STOREY COUNTY, NEVADA,
VIRGINIA, October Is, 1866. }
To the Tar Payers Of Storey CouHty;
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN State and County taxes for the fiscal year OF
1886, are now due and payable at this once; apo
that the law In regard to their collection WI %
1850 County Tax Collector.
Ofacs In Medin Building, above the Post onice.
On ali taxed unpaid at the close OF business on
the 18th day Of November. 1850, there WIN w"
per cent, delinquency added. -
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