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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06
Pablo Educatioa.
.

What is economy. Is il the ounce Of
prevention, or the pound OF cure? Is II
twenty thousand for a common school, or
O hundred thousand for a county Jail
Does it build a Normal. school in. San
Francisco, or a State Prison in San Quen-
tin Would it pay dimes for books and
teachers, to give the minds Of its children
a strengthening and systematical develop.
ment, or spend dollars for asylums filled
with minds unbalanced and insane for
lack Of Just strength and eymmetry +!
Would It build a City Hall or q Capitol
for half q million, and then refuse a hun
dred thousand to build q temple of learn
ing for the training of judges and jurors,
representatives and senators, who are to
occupy legislative halls, preside in temples
of justice, and fill executive Offices p
Which is greater, the Capitolor the States
man who occupies and honors it?
Would sagsoious foresight and sound
political economy spend millions on mil
lions to put down a nation, killing rebel
lion, or pay thousands to educate the peo-
pie go that rebellion should be impossible:
Is it cheaper to pay n educator, or a
dozen legisla,orsf Does it cost less TO
pay a score of men to make laws, or one
who shall teach men not to break them ;
Is it cheaper to fortify Alcauaz and Fort
Point, and pay hundreds Of idle officers
and soldiers, or to build school houses and
pay teachers to send forth men and women
whose educated intelligence shall prove .
stronger bulwarkof their country's liberty
than leagues of granite wallis
The champions Of slavery, fooled in their
attempt to defend bodily servitude, now
fall back and rally under a new flag to
make a fresh fight against emancipation
Of mind. Their selfish instincts are as
true as were those of their slaveholding
kindred, some times prototypes, always
their colleagues. The Shareholder knew
that learning must lead his chattle to lib
erty, and he shot the schoolmaster.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

ISsANR.-I. appears from the report Of
the Directors Of the Insane Asylum that
on September 30th, 1854, there were 6sl
patients, and during the year ending Octo-
Der LIST, 1885, 1858 additional patients were
received, making a total Of $40 patients
under treatment during the year.. or
these, -93 were discharged cured, IL i'm.
proved, and 4 u~nimproved: 80 died. and
81 eloped, leaving 6S2 still in the Asylum.
Of these. t62 are males and 10 are fe-
males. The per centage OF cures Is 81.
being much less than usual.-Sae. Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06
$3.50

THB EIoHr Hour SYsrsx.-What is
more beautiful. more rational and, it would
seem, more in accordance with the arrange
ments and designs Of Providence. Eight
hours to work, eight hours to sleep, and
eight hours for recreation and improve
mentosths mind T. We like The iaea. and
are not sure but that it is the true system.
At any rate we say to the working people
60 ahead, sgitate and discuss 10 harm
can come of it but, it may be, much good.
Our paper ind its influence shall be In
your favor and on the side Of the laboring
people, and Of Progress and Reform.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

WANTS TO KNow.-Senator Nye has
written. asking what he shall particularly
do in regard to seeking an appropriation
for the Placerville Railroad. It is hoped
tina, he will evince energy and efficiency in
behalf of the proposition. That, O~ ad-
vice Iinxernnr-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06
VEAL,
PORK.

Also, Pork Sausages constantly on hand. and
held at tho lowest market price. ID.
Private families and Hotels will nnd Il for their
advantage 70 patroniLe this market, where they
will always be supplied with the best meats tbs
country can afford.
ErRendered tallow for mill and mining pur
poses constantly on hand. HAYES & co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

1SALs or DEAD LsrTsRsgA At .AuorIoN.
The great sale of articles accumulated
through the year In the Dead Letter Office,
was commenced in Washington on Sstur-
day week, and has been continued, with
the ~liveliest kind Of bidding ever since.
The Star says that over half the immense
catalogue is Of articles Of jewelry, largely
of the q dollar" sort, but with sprinkling
enough Of the genuine to induce a lively
competition. Upwards of three hundred
articles. in collections or packages, Of
patent medicines, in the shape Of pills,
powders, Iungusnts, oils, cold school and
new school, allopathic, homeopathic,
Thompsonian, eclectic, and alt sorts, for
the relief Of every malady known to mar
or woman. There arc over one hundred
and 6fty (supposed) gold watches on tho
catalogue, and no end Of silver watches.
Also, an Undesirable medley, Of all the
varieties Of wares known 10, civilization.
Among the articles thus passed through
Uncle Sans mails. finding their way to
the Dead Letter Office, are sets Of shoe
makers, tools, packages, of, type. ladies'
wigs, bundles Of clothing, duplicate parts
of sewing machines, packages Of felt hats,
iron cog-wheels (small),y lots Of TlAmp.
wicks, dress elevators, false bosorns [for
ladies), shoulder straps, pieces Of 9 piano,
lamp.burners, hundreds Of military books,
etc., etc. The proceeds Of the sale will be
deposited. subject to, the order OF the
owners, should any Of them ever turn up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

The BRANcH MISr.-The Mint Com
missioners, Rice. Mills and Curry, are con-
tdent that they will have the building
plans BY the LIST Of April. Bully!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

GES. RossRr e. LEE has made no APP
pheation for pardon, but has simply taken
the amnesty oath, which was prsrequiiite
to assuming the Presidency Of Washington
College. la Sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

EASILY ExPLkJN1p trader examin-
ing n hogshead Of hardware. on compar-
ing it withths invoices found ell right ex-
cept a hammer less than the invoice.
"Och! 1don'tbe troubled said the Irish
porter, "sure the magyar took it out to
open the hopshead wild"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

STATE PRlsoN.-The Committees on
State Prison Affairs taking tes-
timony tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

NJ. EXILE oLLivIss, sidower ef Lists
daushtec, Is about to marry Mile Bouvet,
the feadef 81 the Emprsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06
Conadenro SiIver NHintns Con m

IMPLICATION Of Works. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict. Storey county. NeyadA- Notict.-Thrre
arc delinquent npon the following described stock,
on account Of assegsmentleyied on the nineteenth
day Of December, 1855. the several amounts SET
opposite the names Of the respective shareholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

A YouSos'sweli " in London, who dis.
sipStsf e fortune Of $4,000 q year, now
earns IS a week aaa stage driver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

Assembly Bill No. l5-An Act relative to
incorporations-was, on motion Of the intro
Queer, Mr.. Glover, made the special order
for tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Assembly Bill No. SAN Act to provide
for the registration Of the names Of electors,
and for the ascsrtainment, BY proper proofs,
Of the persons who shall be- entitled to the
right Of suffrage-was considered and amend:
ed, pending which Mr.. Ingham moved q call
OF the House, which was carried. The Ser
geant-at-Arms was sent for the absentees.
On motion Of Mr.. Ingham, further proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with.
Adjourned. 7a"N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

- Mr.. Thompson, from Committee ontBh:
grossment, reported correctly engrossed
Seaate Bill No. g.. An Ac. to prohibit
the carrying Of concealed weapons. order
ed on hle, ~ -EnlHnnIH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

And In accordAnce with law ana m oroer OF
The board OF Trustees, made on ths 18th day OF
Deermber, 1855. % many shares Of each parcel Of
.sid stock a. may b necessary, Will b sold q
public aueton, By Maurice Dor 4 Co. 10. go
Eoutromerts street. Zen Fr.neiseo. California
ON TUESDAY, the sixth Gay @ ysSinsiy,
nav r,jd dellnousnt assessment thereon. togsth<r
Eith oosts Of advertising and sxlsn.es o. ssis.
r WEGENER, eec,y,y Vi.
-.f.i,s4 once as Montgomery street
30 Sr>'. Ban Francisco, Cal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

DAY. he s.ts.sth Gs.hj dsyofF sSrussy. 1884,
n the sams hour and p!hne.
By erdsr efths RosfdelE Trustees
Sen Rrsnsisss, February a,tieed fsetd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06
ASSEM Y. gss


The Standing Committee on Federal
Relations. to whom was referred Concur
rent Resolution, relative to Branch Mint
by Mr.. Munckton-have had the same
under consideration and have instructed
their chairman to report favorably thereon
and recommend its adoption
Also, Senate Memorial and Joint Reso-
luton relative to increasing the amount
allowed by the United States to the State
of Nevada. for establishing National Banks
therein, have had the sam under consid-
Grafton and recommend its passage.
The Committee on Contingent Expenses
beg leave to report by resolution:
Resolprd, That the Sergeant-at.Arms be
and is hereby directed to issue his warrant
on the Contingent Fund Of the Assembly
in favor of H. c. Lincoln, for Sll.
Mr.. Ingbam. Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Military and Indian Affairs. to
whom was referred Assembly Bill No. "a,
entitled An Act to create a Board of Com
missioners to examine claims Of citizens of
Humboldt county and report to the Gov.
ernor of the State the amount Of just
claims held by citizens in said county for
property destroyed and losses sustained
by Indian depredstions in said county in
the years l~s64-5-6, beg leave to report
that they have had the same under con-
sideration and have made some amend
ments, and recommend its passage.
Report and bill ordered on file.
Mr.. Clemens gave notice that he would. ut
some future day, introduce a bill entitled An
Act to amend an Act to provide support for
the government OF the State Of Nevada, ap-
proved March 9, 1865.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Linn Assembly Bill, No. 1874,
An Act to amend an Act entitled An Act to
provide for the payment Of the outstanding
Indebtedness Of Humboldt county-approyed
March 9, 1855. Rules suspended, read first
and second time by title and referred to the
Humboldt Delegation.
BY Mr.. Elliott: Assembly Bill No. l35,
An Act to provide policemen in incorporated
cities, towns and Villages, and to provide for
tho government thereof. Rules suspended,
read first and second time by title, ordered
printed and referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Hayden: Assembly Bill No. 1876,
An Act to amend an Act entitled An Act to
regulate proceedings in civil cases in the
Courts Of Justice in the Territory Of Nevada.
Rules suspended, read first and second time
by title and referred to Committee on Ju-
dietary.
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ST. CHARLES MARKET

MAIN sTHEET, .Eg
Opposite Eclipse Mill......Geld Hill.
4 T THIS MARKET CAN ~AL-s
n ways be found the choices.
meats
"HH BEEF, A
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NEVADA Legislatures.
SENATE

Second se..isn. \
on run CARSON APPEAL or runs MORNING.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-06

sE-Slaurhterers furnished with Live B,ock.
Horned Cattle. or Sheep, n short notice.
Orders received Ut the once, Gold Hill Mar
ket ..Ir.a ROBERT PAGE, Agent.
Gold Hill, Feb. 8, 1855. fe6
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gWNEWlTOsDAY.

A Ans LUNCH 10 spread daily ct II o'clock.
Connected with the ExehangSATs fine private
Reading Rooms for gentlemen.
Give ne . cal1 everybody. ~"
feS n HARRY CLAwsON.
The New York herald., 1866-01-05
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The New York herald., 1866-01-05

When stocks were high and gold nuctuated between
zoo and 30 the bears argued that however large the
receipts or railway companies might be they in q
highly deprecated currency aud that their expenses
Wers Increasing in proportion Now they argue for a
fall in consequence Of the premium gold being much
lower thus suiting their reasoning 10 their interests
Real values have often little nothing to do
with prices the Stock Exchange and the opinions OF
the street change according the caprice Of speculation
Thcrs s nothing in the condition prospects OF the
lssAng railways that does contrast favorably with
shelr a6Airs year OF two ago.
report appeared in Phiisdephis Journal this
ming the effect that Mr. McCulloch would commence
funding operation very soon bu, have Official euho-
rity for eonradicing it, The Secretary of the Trca-
sury will at,emPt nothing of the Kind TIL
after Congress has debated the financial ques-
tion, and whenever he does offer TO fund II
will be with view 90 the of ssvcn.thiry
notes bonds, although he may include compound
interest with them. the latter 20 be replaced by
new ones
The discount line unchanged and the supply Of
msrctai paper In diminishing.
Gold has undergone further weakening !, opened
at IAsN and closed =, I4srs Loans made na hut
IN soms instances the borrower pad per cent upon
the currency The disbursement OF coin interest ai
the Sub Treasury goug forward ai the rate Of
than half . million per day.
Foreign exchange is heavy under prospective ship.
msnts oa cotton and nve-twentes
In the statement Of the public debt nrst elcgrsphed
yesterday the total stated to b. % soI 3i035T but
the ocsal copy which has since hand shows
this h the without the amount Of coin and currency
In the Treasury being deducied-namely, $40 72s s2
Allowing for this reduction the total safe ssi s3s
which IN increase of only 81. .ess IA the tots
deb, at the Of November The statement 10 changed
for the form and the authorizing acts asd n
ssrsss are omitted entirely
The New York herald., 1866-01-05

~ ~ ako
the duties connected with port Of entry, one Of which
is a nronar cmamntins as..bishment and kent under
military regulation, by which Il may be rendered
the mort of entry as I'm our own city lies upon a
river bordering non two states and The port may be
ausrantine under the iurisdction OF another This
conaict or iurisoctIon renders IL essential that II
should be PLACED under the control Of the general gov
ernment the general covernment would not hesitate
to tale ssesIon of anv Mace here n could best pro
tect the conntrv from an pvssor NV foreign foe ire
spective M stale boundaries or stae iurisdction were
n IN come IN the form of armies or nsets How much
more then that the same precautions should
be taken against secret foe OF pestlenoe and poison
vastly more destnsctve OF human life than a aeet
eoupped with Armstrong yuma As there are also
many ports OF entry il IL necessary that the gene
raj government should assume this control IN
order ths their action should be uniform a. we have
ALREADY received An ocsl communcaon from the cltv
or Rn:,on in Witch COMMITTEES of medical men have
staed that she disease ia neither infectious nor conts
eious cannot be Communicated from one person
3 another % sv = tbesg effects or things. their ex
cretic.s - sratiore ana tbst n a An enidemio an
trS,v bsvor,d Sanarrntne creeuistiOns or military
sordoons And thsy therefore, unsnimousiy recon-.
nnsrI tha tcetssta removnI AZ Ali such restrc-
49, ~ U- -S.csS -cs.cshcr vsrv rrrornnent ssni
tsrl.. of rrcvdeurs r ~ hns uuhlished pa muhIet To
the world Al arre containnR similar views In opp0sl
ton TO these views Of Boston and DR. snow would
ssste fact vrosrtI Ia ma by CAPTAIN
q xo.sS.us ~ ~ TS;"S nrs~osU 0rsTSs ~ VINO ms
ssrv.d n InSs who're chojera is endemic snd who has
eeu sorsan u.os thousSnds or ossss sHe states thst
- ;s ~rv cnrsor tcSeoa s.v viIiare ar houu whero
cho,sra aDncnrs nnder GORDON sn1 urohiblt anv
rvrass a. ereas. md m - iostancc has The dissaSe
5000 The Gordon Were tho nictet dntv Was risdly
srforced He siIy nokcts tie town AZ Ahemse-
o,ssr ,scss cre IL thc ncrsons ohsery.fion Of an
,5svi,,,S ~ has for esCht yesrs the dasease
sno Snous1 not mec'c s. ~ ~. c,sc nr ss
- have eeo And know so iittie OF t But until re arc
nerfecfIv scouanted with Its causes Character and
nature It Is right that should give the people the
Ssd nroof ~sn tSs as s ws :Sat 4 cscsbc Of
hsnr p,vvs n"s,on,insd ana ccntrc,loS '-'-' " ~
The New York herald., 1866-01-05

CeFEE.-We heard OF no further cargo Sales Inc
market remained quiet but steady, with moderate job
bing trade. a, our last quotations.
ERfidlr1s very dull and rates nominal Cot
ton offered rather spafngly but rates were noni
nally 'Sd. 7-16d The engagements were-To Liver
pool $50 tons cheese, 25 40 hbs tobacco, 32 Cd; 25
cotton I'D 21 900 bushels corn. Id and ships account.
TO Glasgow, per steamer, rs tons sperm oil, 40s so
bales cotton, ysd
MoLAssrs was steady, with small sales ct previous
quotations.
Bcr WAS dull. No sales Of consequence We quote
Rangoon pLc. "A 10Lc. aud Carolina ~ 2kc. 13c.
Psovi oviIoSsReceipts, 3ia bbs pork PAL do beef, 1872
packages and ~ kegs lard, 073 packages bnter and 4s6
active, decidedly lower, old mess closing at
s27 s7h and new mess closing at $40 10. The sales
s sS0 old s
mess, $22 75 for PRIME and $2S $23 rs for prime
Also about 5000 bbls new mess, for February March
and April sellers option, at SIS Is $50 12X Beef
was in better request but pnces were no higher The
saes about 900 bbis at $ll sl4 for old plain
mess $4 SIT for old extra mess, si7 $40 for new
plain mess aud 81 s24 for new Beef hams
| were dull Small sales Western made ut $34 90 .
kacuve and dropping A few small lots sold ii lie a
l for shoulders, aud he lGc. Cor hams. The demand
for lard was fair but prices wers very egusr closing
delivery At iSHc iStc, and about 1000 pkes, fol
January, February and March. at IKE 1sc seiier'a
option. Butter dull and dropping. The sales were
y, 2Oc. a Sc for Western, and aSc. 40c for State
| Cheese was quiet at previous prices.
HoPs.--1he market remained firm, with fair demand.
chiefly for good TO choice qualities The sales embraced
1.s bales at l0c Ssc for old CROP and 30c &C. foI
| new crop
PETROLEUM duh, heavy and lower. Tho sales wers
confined mostly TO small lots amounting 10 1000 bbs
at ~ 70 49, for crude 5Shc Coz. for refined in
bond the spoi and for all the month and Sc 7sc.
| for free
sueAs--The market had a somewhat armer tone,
under better demand. The saes were $40 hhds Cuba q
from II &c. l2Ac; 40 hhds Porto Rico at 1lHc aud
SO Bemarsrs private terms; also 100 boxes Havana
part At loalc., but mostly at leSc Refined stead.
| at 1Sifc. n is,tc. for standard hsrds
| ToaAcco quit and unchanged. The sales were
zoo caes Ohio seed leaf at slsc, and l75 State do
l2tc also VI hhds. Kentucky ut 5s.c. a1.Nc.
l TAILow-The market rnther active. bu
prccs were wcas The safes 10 600 lbs al iS
| l3s.c.
| wBrkvy.--Reccpts Isl bbls. The msrke, with
| out special change. Small sales were made at $2 .
| n 81 -, the latter extreme
The New York herald., 1866-01-05
CITY coMMDRCTAL REPORT

THURSDAY, Dec. 4-6P H.
ASHES Receipts, ~ packages. The market continued
dull and prices ruled heavy. but In the absence OF Sales
there decided change
BREApsruEn --Receipts. $3.50 bbs dour, 473 DO and
3l45 bags corn meal $50 bushels wheat 5000 do corn
and 8 225 do malt The demand for State and Western
-four was very moderate and prices ruled &C. loc in
buyers favor for all qualities the market closing with
continued downward tendency for the under grades,
while good to choice brands were trine armer,
if anything though NO materiai Improvement was
noticeable. The sales comprised 1000 barrels at
our revised quotations subjoncd. Southern -four
rather more active but prices were droop-
ing and the market closed al shade lower. The
sales about 800 bbs Canada flour in moderate
demand, but decidedly lower the market closing heavy
at decline Of lOc 15c. The saes embraced 800 bbls
Rye flour quiet and unchanged. Wo note sales OF
$50 bbls., at quotations. Corn rncal in i'm
proved demand and sales made OF about 900 bbla
The New York herald., 1866-01-05
The U.dsrwrsssrs' Agency.

OPENING of NKw ROOMS oF rBE coxPASv'
The Offices of this sgency. established q, No I5s
Broadway, were thrown opea for the inspection ~ 4
select gathering OF ladies and gentlemen Yesterday alter
noon The occasion OF decided srfet aud the
eucomums passed by the friends cf the agency upon
good msgni1cence Of the fittings Of the several
apartments must have been highly nsiteung che mem
bers Of the organization
The Underwracrs' Agency Is composed of the Gsrns
MIA Niagara Hanover and Republic Fire aud Inland
Insurance Companies who have established their ont
headquarters In the large marble building of the ter
mans Company They occupy thrro cntirr Hoors the
edihcc the nrSt and second beng gpprurracd for the
accommodation OF the clerks and the th rd been
to the Of warehouse wherein N sicr. immense
quantities of valuable documents and stationery. the
properly OF the agency.
The hrst noor, the fittings of which competed
yesterday, forms large apartment, with bIosn aud
white French floor and whte walls The dcsks aud fur.
nture Of solid walnut while the psrelnues are
wrought Of the rcst of the wood, highly Vanished
There gas pendants nor brackets. all the piping
being laid under the flooring and each dk being lighted
with gas Jets and improved burnors topped the
handsomcsi porceain shades.
The two upper floors were yesterday psrilculary
devoted TO the cnfesinneu OF the guests Of the agency
and were, thcnclore cft unprovded with sccunfncda
tons for olerkA The walls decorated with eyer
green's nags and notices II welcome and collation. was
substitatcd Tor the business implements found In the
themselves after having exAmncd she dosa ssAi once
The gathering sssemssed n ~ esysy hour In the erv
and did no, d<per~s fof scus nme speeches he ~
made sosss aud ssatnsas rsoPosca faa gsnera' goa
fsesins vrvp,,ye