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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-04
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

yellow Jacket Gold and silver
Mining Company-Locstion 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. 8, levied on the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary, 1866, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
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Opposition Steamer Day,
OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK,
Via Nicaragua. carrying tho U. s. Nail!

Via Nicaragua. carrying tho U. s. Nail!
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COM.
i pany will dispatch the MVor'te douole-eng'ne
Steamship A
MOSES TAYLOR, <fSE&
W. L. MERRY. Commander. sEsL.
FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, NICARAGUA
From Mission Stree, Wharf San francisco. alto
o'clock. 4. ~. on
Saturday, April 1Ath, 1860.
Connecting a. Grey,owu with the magnificent
new S,eamship,
SANTIAGO,
2,5Oo Tons Burden,....... For New York.
y-So charge for Board on tho lsthmus a
BasSace Master will be sent through each IMP.
Freight and Insurance on Treasure at the lowe"
rates. -.
E-The San Juan aud Colorado rivers arc
now full of water The transit from ocean 70
ocean Is made In twenty hours
The America will sail May 18th.
For further information, apply 10
I.w. RAYMOND, Agent,
NV, Corner Of Battery and Pine streets; up
VISITS. Sn tIanCINSn.
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board oi Trustees, made on the l2th dry Of
February, ls66. 70 many shares Of zach Psrce! q,
said stock may be necessary, VIII he hold ai
public auction, on TUESDAY the 18th day Of
April, 1856, between the hours Of aud O'Clock
r. ~ Of said day, In front Of the ocs Of the Conn
pany, Main street. Gold Hnl, 10 pay said delin'
ournt assessments duo thereon, with all nceruing
costs Of advertl,ing and expenses Of sale.
wM II. WATSON,
al Secretary.
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CoiiTornia Con.oIidatcd Mining

Company, Meadow Lake District Nevada
county, CnlifornIa-Sotics Ia hereby given, that
there arc delinquent upon the following de:
scribcd stock. for assessment No. l2, III" several
amounts set opposite to the names Of the respec'
tive aharnholdrra a. folloMs: -----
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Colsmsn L. Co. VIM IT, .35lS ...
1921 ,3522, 1924 ,3525
3526, 6,352s, ,3529. $3.50
1881 1885,, 1856, 1854
3535 3536, $3.50 1851
35S2, ,3553, 1854. 1855
a5s6 6,3557, ,3622, ,364S
3619 1868, 1851 1862
36s3,3654, 1885,, 1856
36S7, 1866, 1855. 1861
3662, 1863 1864 1855
3666, 1856, 1866, 1859
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World
Tie only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William a. Bachelor Also, RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Bcautifvinp
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
oct 20 ~ = New York
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PUBLIC LANDS IN THE SOUTH. The
Secretary of the Interior has decided,
In response to inquiry from the Regis
ter aud Receiver of New Orleans,
that public lands in the South can
neither be entered by purchasers for
money or located with land warrants.
he says that the only way in which
lands can be acquired n those States
now IS by homestead, for actual set
Element and cultivation, as provided
by Act of Congress, approved 2Ist
OF June, 1866, and each claimant is
thereby restricted to one-half quarter
section or eighty acres; tho disposal
OF mineral lands, however, including
iron and coal, remaining unaffected
by the operation of said Act.
He decides that the only way such
lands can be obtained is under the
negro homestead law, which excludes
ell who are unable to take the test
oath: 1t seems our public lands are
specially devoted to the negroes, and
that whites are to be excluded. The
holders of land warrants can locate
them in the Western States, but not
here. We have one system of land
laws for the South and another for
the North and West
Jackson Miss. J Clarion.
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SWEET OPoPoNAx! Is the sweetest En-
tract ever made. Superscdcs all others.
Try it once; will use no other.
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Circular Saws.

A FULL assortment OF best quality
~ Cast Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from
TO % inches IN diameter, just received and
ior raic low by j. " +. r. AGNEW.
July u
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Great BARGAINS

Great Bargains
NE are receiving this day, ria the
w Emily B. Souder, from New York, 4
large stock Of GOODS, purchased forcash
TO winch we invite the special attention OF
the ladies and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
Cambria, Jaconets.
Plain and Striped S Niss
Plald and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarletons, Silk Bobinet for Wells.
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves.
Large stock of Hosiery, for Ladies'
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
regular makes, all sizes.
Brown and Bleached Damasks, Crash.
Russia Diaper. so doz Towels cheap.
Berage and Grenadine for Wells, all colors
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
50 to ia Cotton Sheeting.
Mosambique, Silk Poplins, Lenos..
Berage, Chambra, Pecols
rancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper.
Kid and Lisie Gloves.
Prints, OF all descriptions,
Cambria, Swiss, Lisle and Thread Edg-
ings, lnsertings, Balancincs.
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notions
BombaZines, 6-4 Black DeLalnc.
81 Black and White Bcrage, for shawls.
Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins.
aid and Soft Finished Cambrics.
White and Colored Brilhants.
Irau Hoop Skirts.
Embroid'd and Linen CutIs and Collars
Corscts, French Fans.
2Oo pieces Bleached Shirtings.
- $40 and IL Or. Shectinps.
Bales 34, 7-S and A Shir.irps
July 10 TOLLESON ~ .JANNEY.
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE

:. HIA1OIt . UT ICT,
COLUMBIA, September 25, 1866.
HNHE Ordinance relating to GOATS and
Il SWINE will be enforced on and after
MONDAY next, the 1st of October. All
such animals found running at large with
IN the corporate limits of the city on that
GATE, Will be seized and impounded near
the Guard House.
Sept 26 5 THEO. STARK. Mavor
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SWEET OPoPoNAX New Perfume from
Mexico The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight
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SWEET OPoPoNAx! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry JOY and gladncss, when
perfumed with Sweet Opoponax.
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Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c.
EOUR THOUSAND lbs pur. WHITE
IL LEAD. =
2oO gallons Raw and Boiled Lins.eI OIL
iOo gallons Spirits Turpcntine
- WITH ajull assortment of Dry and Ground
rants, Consisting in part of Chrome
,, nreGh' farls Green, Chrome Yellow, Drop
plack' Lampblack, LitharSc, Venetian Red.
Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre. TIMBER
sienna, Vandykc Brown, prussian E]uc'
.crmll!lon, Black Lead, Pumicc Stone. Pa
tent Dyes, &c.
a full assortment of Carriage and Furni-
!nrc p sarnishc-, Japan Window Glass, Paint
Brushes, &c. For sale low bv
Scpt6 j. & +. H. AGNEW
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP,

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from tn,
chohccsf materials, is mild and cnol-
iient in its nature, fraSrantiy scented.
and extremely bcHcficiuI III i,s action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March rs 1y
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Jellies, Pine Apple. &c.
Hubs, Spokes, Fclloes.

ISL RECEIVED, full assortment of
- Hubs, Spokcs and Fcllocs, suitable for
'aTflaS" and Wagon makers, which VIII be
sold II 4 small advance on cost.
July ii J. n r. Il. AGNEW.
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NEW AND GRAND ErocH IN MEDICINE
Dr. MagSlel Is the founder Of a new me,li-
cal system! The quantitarians, whose vast
internal doses enfocble the stomach and
paralyZe the bowels, must give precedence
TO the man who restores health and appe-
tlte, With from one to two of his extra ordi-
nary Pills, and cures the most yirulent
sores with box or so Of his wonderful and
al-healing Salve. These two great spcci-
tics OF the Doctor are fast sup.rsedinp all
the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Ex-
traordmary cares by Maggicrs Pills and
SalVc have opened the eyes of the public to
the lnetti"!ency of the (so-called) remedies
Of others, and upon which people have so
long bllndly depended. MaGGiel's Pills are
not of the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box full! taken
creates all absolute necessity for another.
one or tw" of MagSiers Pills sufficcs to
place the bowels L. crfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite and render the
spirits light and buoyant There i. 40
grlpnS and no reaction in the form of con-
shpatIon. If the liver is affected. its tunc
tlons are restored; and if the nervous sys
tenn is feeble, it is inviSorated. This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable
tor the wants of delicate females Ulcerous
and ernptive diseases are literally extin
snished by the disinfectant power Of Mag
gels Salve. In fact, it is here announced
that Mnggiers Billions, Dyspeptic and Diu,-
M1a rus cure where all others fail While
Tor burns. scalds, chilblains, cuts and all
abrasions Of the skin Ma11iers SUlre is in
falllble. Sold by j. Maggiel, IL Pine street
New York, and all druggists, at 25 cents
per box. .Iulv Do 1v
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SWEET OPoPoNAx! The only elegant Per-
fume. Is found On all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-07

the TO eee from and ser the passage OF this
olution.
Which was lost by the following vote;
Aiunstive-Aldermrn Norton. McBrien Flynn, Shannon,
Ely Reilly. Ryers O'Brien and McGnnis-l0
Observation-Disclosures Gedney Loew Mss,eson and vsrnum
-
Subsequently recon,iGeied and laid over
Rrpor Of Committee Finance in favor Of adoptin,
oluiioD : fol ows;
Resord That the Comptroller b. and he 4 hereby suhor
lied and directed 10 draw warrant IN favor Of ST. Nncents
Hospital in Eleventh street for the Of thousand
dollars donation in aid Of the said Hospital and charge
the amount 10 the account OF Donations"
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Ahirma'iye-Adermen Norton McBren Flynn, Shannon.
Gedney, Ely, Reilly, Bhce, Loew, Ysnum. o. Iien and
McOinnis-l3
MOTIONS AGAIN RESUMED.
Alderman Ely here moved tina, the Board do now i'd.
joum
Which carried
WheIeupon the PRESIDENT announced tina, the Board stood
adjourned until Monday neIt 18th instant At clock
u. T. VALENTINE, Geek.
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Report OF Committee on tiuans
thousand dollars TO the New'lori
Which was laid over.
Report Of Committee on Finanl
Hastings for loss OF horse.
Which was laid over.
Report Of Committee on Finan
Benacum for less Of horse.
Which was lsid over.
Report Of Committee on Finanl
WRIGHT for injuries received.
Which was laid over.
Report Of Committee on finan
Church Of the Good Shepherd . 81
ment.
Which was laid over.
Report Of c omuittee on stree
sidewalks Of Thirty-seyeDth stree
Sverues.
Which was laid over.
Report Of Committee on Street
walks Of First avenue, between I
streets.
Which was laid over.
Report Of Committee on Street
lots on the corner Of Thirty -EIs, :
Which was laid over.
Report Of Committee on Street
mission 10 place stands upon the
n Liza was adopted.
COMMUNE
A communication was received
"a follows:
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FOR THE NEWS.
ACknOWlCd

The !Ladies' Association" for aiding
III the rebuilding of the Episcopal
Church in Winnsboro, S. c., which was
burn by Gen. Sherman's troops 1865,
acknowledge most gratefully the iollowt
ing contributions from abroad o
From Mr.. J. d. B. DcBow, Nash
vile, Tennessee, $500; Rev. Dr..
Hawkes., New York, $500; Episco.
pal Church at Statesburg, s. c., $4,000;
Mr.. Octavius Porcher, Abbeville Dis.
trict, 10000; Mr.. Henry Boylston, jr,
Charleston, S. c., sG5,oo Miss Ursp+
la Schmidt New York, $4,000 pro-
ceeds Of a strawberry Fete," at Able.
vile G, H $2l5.o0 ; Mr. Boyce, Char
lotte, N, c., $500; Mr., Oates, CHSr.
lto2tttsss y. c., $500; COL Dorsey, Char.
'lotte Railroad, $5.00snApIi n,suaor
Further contributors respectfully so.
licited and all contributions from
abroad acknowledged through the news.
paper. " asaag ,sJ.t.. .6
Mrs. W., RI RoRERrsoN,
N VI, President Of the Association.
WINNsBoRo, S. C.,llth June, 1866.
.n sdY" Charleston seiCpuyser please
copy. " ann odw ,s.u
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COMMUNICATIONS.
iron THE NEWS |
The Schooling of The Girls.
CHAPTER VI.

N,L,,.i
;ro b,n,.r, oor,;,, - ,,o,. r.
+, nmoIo r,nn, TLa
,r;.cS shor,l Lo,I, :,
:, ma s,,,fos ,nl ,Lo.,il ..I.',,l
be like ,bos. ;,,ondod a,r ho,o IT,
wc bovc o,o,I,.r ,s. ,,n;
precolorco b..g,ho u;.,- =, -r,,"
+, travo, alamo ,,o ,,,.r;,,,,,, ,.:,, =,
bovs 2-;s No. ~ ro,,,o,, a.. ....1.. .
We do M, nrot.nd,n ho oLIo I:,
his ;,nor.or, o,,d uoo,
;n,.,rec,uo, r,;,o,o,h,. W. .,
venture IN on;,,;o,
In the acco,,rt o,;y,r nc of,ro ~
ton of our snecies ,bors ! ro ~,
thu. III. ,o,hor ,c .u
SPEC, Adams ;rc,rinr Than ,r,
no wool,ross al 49,, ,c.,:
man ami H.. ,o,,,on ,o. .,., ,N'
We submit further chat, there ;s M
evidence that in the fan Fl. ,uon,on .,,[
fered inlellec,uallv mora ,b,, tho mai,
In the oov.rnmnrt of ,ho h,,,, u,
the husband wos made o,ror;or - ,,,n
wife but superiori,v Of nn.;,;nn 49, 49,
.thoritv does not. necossar;Iv ;r,,l, .
higher degree Of mental ob;Ttv Woro
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Corn.

ae The Charleston Ne'os alludng to the
recent sale OF corn in this place, says
i1 Tbs. Winnsboro' (So C.) Nopsr Of
June CHRONICLES one OF the highest
sales OF corn we remember in the State
We are grieved to be compelled to
record this transaction, as it points to
three calamlties our State now suffers
nnder viz A. great scarcity of corn, a
light money market, and the already
frequently belabored rates of freight on
our railroads. A combination OF causes
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The RinderpCSt in New York.

: ALBANY, n. Y, June 8. Hon, !
Stanton Gold, President, and Capt j
p. Johnson, Secretary, Of the NJ,
Y ork State Agricultural Society. hay
prepared an important circular, saying
eve do hereby make known the exist
ence of the Rnderpest, or Pleuro Pneu
monia, among the cows in the stable
OF New York and Brooklyn"
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Cholera in New York.

o New York, June 9.-Mrs. Rel
who washed the clothes of e. A. Erase
whose deat!, from cholera was reportet
was selzed with the same disease D
Wednesday, and died that night.
German girl living in, the same houI
was also attacked, but was saved U
prompt treatment.
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The Decision.

The following is the decision Of Judge
t.HsNiNE IN the case argued by Cover.
nor BRowN, which argument we lately
published
AUGUsrA, Ga. In the case OF w.
Law, cont"sting the consttutionality Of
the test oath, rs applied TO lawyers, in
the United States Court AT Savannah,
Judge Erskinc to day decided that the
act OF Congress approved January 24th,
lS65,so far rs it was intended to.apply.
to this case, is rcpugnant to the Cousti
tuition Of the United States.
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Hon. jefferson Davis.

lar WASHINGTON, June l0.-Horace
Grcely and others, from New York, are
in town. their business being to sec
Judge Underwood in order to urge up
on him the justice and propriety oI
admitting Jefferson Davis TO bail.
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to obey rtheshusbad All properly aus
thorzed civil rules all spiritual Pas
tors /; and all mastrs are to beY oBsiye
and yet as classes],ey can only IS yuss
posed to possess a average grads o(iiys
tellect "a HlfG f NV
The TACT tha women havS not
eQualled the otherex in the amount of
mental totce actuay exerted is not leDnst
elusive OF their nferiority. Much is
due to circumstances; the lawyer, the
Judge, the preachc, the .lcgislatoE are
necessarily calledo an almost continual
exercise Of the ntellectual powers
their daily employment is a brain, gym
naslum while te wife moves inuI
more quict sphere when there is less eall
for intellectual acvity. ,e1oft
We arc now soaking in regard 3oI
what Is naLure--te endowment, recsiY.l
ed from the Creabr ; ccteris pari6g, nis
the female intellectually the equal.of thbl
male Or, has tie Father of spifiqsI
made difference S'aVp
The mind opcracs through the m9&.
um OF the body md as males are phg |
sically stronger thar females, mental supt- !
riority may be bysomc attributed to 1tl1eI
former. But thcr arc two views to beI
taken Of bodily power. For the puttingl
forth Of hcrcnleau strength, we must
have masculine vgor but for the Ell.
llrance Of confinement to one place or
in one posture, ami of that fatigue which
results from the exercise Of the brain, it
remains yet to be shown that females
are unequal TO the other sex. At this
point call to mind thepas thin young
men who arc sqa oilSffs. seen moving
about like gspecsrelss biSnad doar male Col
icges.
We must be caeful, too, to dscrimi.
nate between ;hc mind and the instru.
men: through waich it acts. Even
were it admitted HAT there is a greater
power Of endurance in males than in fc.
males, the superiority would, of course,
only be corporcll A capricious and
powerful intellect is often found ehshrin-
ed in weak body. "
" Here let us appeal to facts. a per,
Psonal friend Of the writer who has for
sixteen years "bten in charge of an
Acaaemy for the education Of youth of
both sexes givesit as the result Of his
observation, and experiment in teach
ing, that, as a ge,eral rule, the girls ap.
ply themselves to, their studies more as.
sduously than thc'boys, are quicker in
their perceptions and, consequently
are fully equal, il not SUPERIOR to them
n scholarship. After so long a time,
he knows nothing OF that comparative
weakness OF tho female mind of which
scne talk so llucntly. To the same ei.
and accomplished friend Of the writer
who has been teaching girls for The las,
twenty five years. Not only in polite
learning but in Mathematics, the young
ladies in schools and colleges go forward
triumphantly. The most difficult pro-
blems in Algebra, Geometry, and
rrigonometry are mastered; a demon
stration of their ability to go through
any course in any college. Give young
lad les the same preparatory training
the same studies in college; and tn,
same facilities, and they will prove
themselves to be intellectually equal &c
young men. Is not this the concur
rent and conclusive testimony of the
facts i'll the case ? Do not these plainly
teach us that there is no sex in mind ?
g
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Preparing to go home, The whole C'rc
i, completely drmoralizcd, the oflidss
and men refusing to do their duty, wR
there is desertion by lfe Wholesale. +
The United States is furnishing tran,
portation for the Fcnlans, who glad
accept tho opportunity.
Gen. Shear and staff surrendered a
Ogdensburg., s.ot, L.oE.,eh y4
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TIE lie GR..AHP JC.
The Fenian War,


New YoRK, June "a Ct Adams
special dispatch reports an engagement
between Col. Scanlan's rcgimcnta ami the
British cavalry, near Pidgeon Hill.
The British cavalry were dispersed and
fled in confusion The Fenians canrur.
ed 100 horses and three flags. -Four
Fenians We're wounded and one Briton
killed and three wounded. S"anlan sub.
sequently ordered the regiment TO with.
draw from Canadian soil, but Gen.
Shear still remains. oH,h,f
''NS .nH b5ar 1sert
oguaoATER. rl
New Yt6Rk,Hdhne s.--Gen. Shear,
half mile lFcfHsgagvY4e 4eoboraor line made
dash into Frieleighsbus yesterday, rou,
ed the British force, and captured Brit
ish flag. He immediately commenced
entrenching. The morals of bis army
arc very bad; dcserLions are the rule
whole companies are making tracks
for the nearest home transportation !oi-
hce, and, IN some instances, regiments
desert,
There is no organization, and drunke.
ness prevails to an alarming extent.
Buffalo, June 9.-Gen. Berry hasr
ceived an order from the Presidentl.G
the United States, forbidding transpol
tation over the roads or other modes d
publc travel Of persons and material
OF war supposed to be designed to vic
late the neutrality laws; also, forbiddin
transmlssic", over the telegraph wire,
OF messages, III cypher or otherwise
from the Fenians, or matters relating t
the Fcnian movements.
The Fenlan Council of War, at Blu
falc, has decided that it is best to ordc
all the troops back to their homes.
8. TORONTO, June 9.-Tho Provision;
Rarliament convened yesterday. Tn
EG6vernor General, m his message, cor
E[.gFratnlates Canada on the spirit slhs ahP
skown in rising to repcl thet3 inX81srs
calls attention to the issuingG5dRSksiael
Johnson's proclamation. aadysts6sglsfs,
commends the sugpsH.asaiSan eSP4h o%bec
corpus A bilSIHsPP SSIHsEYiSSd Rdi SsIdSSSlHRR'di lHR'i
ho6eos corpus wSsjHirB9assa iap9r rIsalRas
in both Houses, aaSogesnisndd nbeai
Governor Genoral., y9pRis cahsei aiIas,
antter in this section, and many 1paig6i
have left and arslas@sgSihaGisy in Co
sequence. No atreshS,havessystd&ap
place, but some Dare "dkebctea tasSs
We have tidings Of attesR!ff ffeds,V@ig
parts Of the provinces ~ ION ss"or ra % aad,
New YoRK,, ane ol0.-A st. A
bans dispatch Pptcflhltto 70 the 4y,St8,9s sSag2s, Nh
there is finale to the Fenianiinaissio
the right wing of the army }SSsfe3E
tothat place from Rigeonalfilla ssasiss
.tan SOS. l AIRS ya1 Cd ysm soyijcm al
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, June l0,-Cotton is
firm with sales Of 400 bales at 25c.
Gold 374. Bank Sterling quoted a
GO.
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Militia TO be Called Ont.

CoNcoRD, n. H., June Sit is of
cIa!Iy announced from the War pepsi
ment, that there is probable necesE
tor calling out tho militia to preseE
neutrality. as
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PrObSt Executed.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-.Anthor
Probst was executed this morning in Il
presence Of few spectators.