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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-22

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WHosE sUFFERINes HAVE
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Graduate Of tho University
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suited personally OIL by letter In all
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Debility, and the various disorders
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AND IMPORTERS OF
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS
ND ALL ARTICLES APPERTAINING
"A TO the Sporting Line. Gun Materials hihe
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~ Exclusive Agents for Derringer's PiSos'
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


=! H1p6a Geld Hill fn6AGtC0nPany,
Location of Works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
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delinquent upon the bllowing described stock.
on account Of Assessment No. g. levied on the
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His Duliea.
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Alias Summons.

by Thus. d. FUWLEK, Deputy OItTK
WIN. W. BISHOP, attorney for plaintiff. lmy9 Il
I5Oc Int, Revenue stamp. Soc State stamp.l
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE
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DR.. gibbons Dispensary,

617 KEARNY STREET,
VA near Commercial, San
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for the treatment Of Sexnal
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-22

No apology seems requisite for Of.
fering to the public m advertisement
of hind for u Il ,nIyarsaIiu ac,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-22
County, ia. Colleetor's Sale.

rrH President board Of Town Arusleohs.
II G. NAMING, CLERK, ap24.2v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21
A Fair Exchange no Robbery.

We hear a choice bit of scandal rela-
ted as having occurred in neighboring
town not great many days ago, which
it can do no harm to give to our readers.
A gentleman Of middle age, and not very
prepossessing in personal appear
ance, but glorifying in the possession of
very pretty young wife, had occasion
to visit one of the cities on the lakes on
important business. After making part
of the journey, he discovered that he had
forgotten some important papers, with
out which his trip would be of no avail,
and he was consequently obliged to re-
turn after them. Arriving at home in
the night, he was admitted to the house
and to his wife's chamber, "shed his
outer garments and went to bed. Soon
after hi, lovely young wife was taken
violently sick, and the husband was COM
PEELED to get up apd go in search OF a
doctor He found some difficulty in
drawing on his pants, which seemed to
have grown small and beautifully less"
in very mysterious manner, but getting
them on he proceeded in quest of the fam
lily physician, whom he found, and to
whom he remarked that he didn't know
what the devil was the matter with his
pants" A single glance satisfied the
doctor, who rather staggered the happy
husband by exclaiming, why those are
not your pants they belong to I'd
know them among thousandr Ex-
amining the pockets the wronged hus-
band discovered in the one indisputable
proof as to who was the owner of the
pants, and in the other roll of green
backs amounting in all to about $4,000.
Making his way home he found his wife
convalescent, and his own pants missing.
The pants and money belonged to one
of the rich men of the place, who was
glad to settle the matter by releasing all
claim upon either. The happy husband
seems to consider the trade a good one,
and very generously Offers TO throw the
frail wife into the bargain. Fond Du
Lac Press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21
Hard on the Democrats.

The Washington Republican (reputed
to be the Presidents organ), in its issue
OF Thursday, in an article headed, IF
any man pulls down the flag, shoot him
on the spot says:
The sentiment contained in our cap
ton was uttered by the temporary chair
! man of the National Union Convention
at Philadelphia. 1t ia to-day as it has
been ever since it was first uttered, the
sentiment of the American people. The
Convention to which we have alluded
above, indorsed the man who uttered
these noble words, and, at the same time,
repudiated the Copperheads who at
tempted to crawl into the Convention.
A few weeks afterwnrd, in the State of
New York, the very men who, in the
Convention at Philadelphia applauded
the speech of General Dix, a
speech which ran through the cable
and electrified the Old as well as
the New World, threw the General
overheard and nominated for Governor
of the State the representative of the
Peace Democrats, who were not allowed
to enter the councils of the National
Union Convention. This was bad faith.
1t was violation Of pledges, and the
men who thus violated their pledges have
been defeated and routed in the person
of their representative. They deserve the
defeat What is true Of the faithless
men Of New York has proved true in
nearly all the States that have voted in
October and November.
The National Union party" organ
lied at Philadelphia, has not appeared
as an organization in any State at either
Of the elections referred to-
Whose fault is that? Not the Presi-
dents, surely Let the National Union
Executive Committee answer the ques-
ton
1t is very clear to all who understand
the situation, that had General Dix been
nominated for Governor of New York,
he would have been elected on the 9th
inst by twenty thousand ajorlty. Bad
faith defeated him, and defeat followed
the treachary
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21
JEFF. Davis Legion.

While the jeff Davis Legion of caval-
ry, belonging to Hampton's brigade, was
encamped on the Virginia Central rail
road in 1862, wild trooper more fond
of chickens and ducks than military duty,
went out foraging among the coops Of a
farmer, whose house stood near the camp
of the Legion. The next morning, the
GOOD lnan Of the house came over to the
tent Of Col Martin, complained bitterly
of the outrage, and asked for guard
Col Martin directed guard to be sent
with strict orders, to watch the feath.
cry treasures by day and night A
common punishment in our regiment
was putting offenders on extra guard
duty But on this occasion the most ex-
emplary men were chosen to perform
the delicate task Of protecting the poul-
try against midnight marauders. Young
L., handsome Mississippian, was one
of the guards selected because of the uni
form propriety of his conduct Knowing
that there were some very pretty girls in
the house, he had dressed himself up in
his best clothes, and, with sabre drawn,
was pacing up aud down on bis sentry
post, in al the conscious pride
az being protector to fair ladies,
a well dressed soldier, and
fine looking man. But his happiness
was not to last forever Apond of water
was near the house, at which troopers
watered their horses. Private R who
was believed to have stolen the chickens,
rode up to the pond, and seeing the evi-
dent enjoyment of L., called out loud
enough to be heard by the girls, So you
have been caught at your tricks at last,
and Col Martin has put you on guard
10 punish you, / told you toilet the chick
ems alone, but you would not mind me, !"
and then putting spurs TO his horse,
dashed of before the bewildered sentinel
could DENY the charge We Love
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21

never saw. Every department of life
has felt and seen its accelerated motion
and it is almost enough to make one feel
giddy to look back over the last quarter
of a century and witness the rapid sue
cession of discoveries in art and science,
and the wonderful increase in wealth
and population. .-Antquary an Scienti-
fc Americnn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21
Noble.

A Kentucky paper says: Awidow lady
one of the wealthiest and most respect
able in our county-became deeply in
terested in the condition of the suffering
poor in the South. She has, through her
own exertions, obtained four thousand
bushels Of corn, made every arrangement
to transport it to Georgia, and will dis
tribute it under her own supervision,
going Ssuth for that express purpose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21
ment, if we except the excitement tina
has been caused by

ment, II we except the excitement lhat
has been caused by
A SINGULAR DUEL
which took place few mornings since,
near the Notifications of Paris. The
morning in question, about three o clock,
a young officer of the zouaves went to
the police station of the Sth division and
told the Sergeant that Monsieur Seguin
had just been wounded in duel in a
street close by, and begged him to come
and aid the wounded man. Mr.. Seguin
was found bleeding in the street danger
ously wounded, and he died a few hours
after. The young officer said that he
had been the second and refused to give
the name of the other adversary, but it is
strongly suspected that he himself is the
adversary in question: and he has been
placed under arrest. No light has yet
been thrown upon this affair, which
doubtless is the sequel of some mystcri-
GUS event. Mr.. Seguin is well known in
all the high circles of Paris, and was not
yet thirty years of age. A movement is
now preparing in the
THEATRICAL WORLD
and the winter season will be marked by
some striking novelties One Of the
most amusing pieces that has appeared
this year is .rt ar
LA ME PARIslBNNE
at the Palais Royal, and when we say
that the music is by Ofenbach it will be
understood where the charm lies. This
piece will remain on the stage, and visit
ors to the exhibition Of 1867 will have a
chance Of listening to the racy music of
tho author of " "A Belle Helene"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-21
MAKIxILIAs's BETsRE

You know that Prince Hnm6srt is go
ing to marry an Austrian Arehduchsss.
The second son Of Victor Eramannel
is Just about to make national match,
for be is betrothed to one of the richest
heiresses of Turin. Lianara de la Cis-
terna
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