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MporiQat 10 tie General People.

Next to liie comn'o Oh ariieley Of daily food fruit
Sc there is llothins IN more universal use than
,,nnaICs. and unhuplll' thelc l. nothing made 80
of be use OF tleiet,liGu, substitutes destructive
In health I'm exposure Of these authorizations
ND thpr ucrni ions Cfit -, recently made in
IN ngper which cau~eI much speculation. and
me DOUBT warned many that the only safe ct2 be
r,l,,lc If candies aud CONNECTIONS was 10 ohihih
tbo.r ~ hich are Known to be pure. The know J.
c,l:sc that they are thus pure l. what has mdt"
Stitlmuyd's canpie- SO ih'pular, and What ha- "a
nuli4ncpd his business - - encourage linn 10
mia 4 snlcndid marble eiifcc in Temple Place,
ior lt manuiaclueing ana Wholesale trade, while
III retail business Will be carried ON ut Horticul-
, mai Hall as usual. The finest aid purest mate
NH me use of none hut til mosl innocent and in
. 0t,- colorng materials and the neatest and the
most t--tlul styles of manufacturing, constitute
Nour n,t{ Is candies among the best, tie safest,
and the mol poppIjr il Tic n,rsC 30 ten
yUHFIQ..
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Hancock Agricultural Socity,

THE soeictyi> much in want Of acopy the Pro
CANINE Tor the Fair ri lstia. my person IN
possession of.nth u copy by forwarding ihme,iiat-
civ to me will only confer favor, bat will BE-
suitably rewarded. II is not the lis; of premiums
H. ually published IN the spring thai j. wanted
August.
: WGssOn, SCs,
Els werth, Oct. II. Is
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The Rae Patent Peat Machine

[INTENTED MY u l86'jI
J. the cheapest, strongest and best machine for
breaking. condcnsns and preparing peat for fuel
yet invented. The Eastern Peat Company viii iul'
niSh to parties in New EnglaH, on short notice,
four sizes of Peat Machines 't-bnstructcd under
This patent. These machines give entire satistac-
ton, and need only to be seen to be appreciated.
Agents wanted for the Eastern Peat Company in
every tIWn and county ii New En- gland to sell
machines, rights, etc etc. Liberal commissions
allowed. Apply cithor in person or by letter to
ld'FTRICh, " HILL, General Agents, Eastern
Peat Co., III Washington st Boston, Mass
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. CAUTION IN TINE. !!

Per on thai ti,'-i.c Ia Or. UGi;EfeN'~ OBJ
!0:fg gs az sf,eH2isfIIiI!,. s'irs'rrs that cure
lutt-, N.akut~s, and distress in live hours. ani
iltt ha Stood the it,l of experience Thirty Years,
should Mnt cuptouud them with tue miserable us-
hleacicd u>in. paper, and other WORTHLESS prep
ara ioo- ciid pl-r, olelre tor ale ri all >tusr,
and often -siNSu IN place al ilEiI'k'>. Dr. :scr-
ricit'- VI :! plaster, and Sugar t'oaiCt. pills
are -rl in ti : : my md Navy, are iu;rodur-
I'd Into mo I f!aspit;,i- Ani, Houses and Prison
aud ~tYrtlr canHuuil> ithth IL wonderful cllrc-.
Fy. thousand ,lhl >r'.u- ant! surgeons u>e and
apl them. Gail iGr ~ s"r that yt4 .o none
lat iiEEir,k~ MD II. 81 IiS hNp >i'GAN COAT
So lIii>- Sola BY Diet, rs tl.elywhcre.
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||!E1xEII|'I|];1)
Patented May 80, 1860,


This j. AN article for washing without rubbing
* ,,.ut in VERY dfl places. which Viii require Il
yer, III. Ri. AL mike other preparations
atI.r,o lirh IL Wrpa.c, wIL NJ Ron 1IiL
tfinrIi~ hui " ~ t,',iN" them much NiiilIK IMAM
ordinary metho, Wilh"ut the u,ual war ia' tart
II removes grease spot II hH magic uni sol
! teas the dnt by ~oaAts- - HAT linstIs AMI III
ot1liuurt case oulirrlA r.nitNr II.
TINS HoWtiCr l. lFe'-a#sf iu "6roffiahcr WIN
chemical science. amt !teh "ft'~N peculiar I"
itsrf WHICH j. secured by ir.tcI> Patent. 1t la,
if-rlr IN universal aVorie Wh"rNcr il has been
u-rl. Amous the advantage claimed are the lot
4 lowing VIZ
! II saye- tie >I,rn-e n soap usually u.cd on
cotton aud linen god
It ~;,y,#, most oft6e lehe. Climbing anl ware
Nlso 40 i! anltr wi4.ioYs III ..s,sl,.raS3.a,
= VIVA one quarter the tim" and labor usually re
.uir,,l nnuai, Il beautiful gos~'ln 'ustr", much
| superior, io.ny "tlct mode. No water f'IuicI
except to laoi~tcu the powder.
directions with each ptrkatc.
Aud can he readily appreciated by single oiai'
The cost at Washing Tor fanny al hNeofNl\ FER
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS,
The manufacturers OF this powder arc aware liat
many useless compounds have been itio,lurrl I"
tl. public Nh'rh have yottctl the cloth OF inlie II
removing the dirt, but know mS the Intrinsic excel
| lence Of this article, they confidently pr"rWim 1t
| "A. beng ;tItultvd 10 meet dcn'and which mas
| hong existed ii!pl hch has heretofore remained
uusupplied
! MANUFAerlfH:p El
HOWE & STEVENS,
ACE broadway, Roston.
For sale ~ Groccrs and Dealers everywhere
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EAGM, FRUIT, AND GARDEN LhNDs 70"
l. SALE. '!rran din Iract," Gloucester CO.,
~ j. y miles south of Phileds i'hia en- West Jer=
sey Railroad. Best Fruit and muck soil in the
I.nior. Most convenient to best markets. Very
mild, healthiul, and delightful climate, excellent
water early SEASONS, Wild lands Slj to $50 per
acre. Improved firms $50 to 7J per aere,--lS,ag
credit Hundreds are settling here. report of
Solon Robinson, Agricultural Editor y. !. Trib
une, with circular and pamphlets, sent frye to ap
plicants- letters answered. Addr5SS JOHN H..
COFFIN * co, Ne@lield Gloucester CO., Md ..
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Dr.. i. CoiliS Brorpe'S Clioyoagag."

sh> yi.,u.to'rt rmcds ,raelucc- quiet rrfr- hing
>.c.p, receives dam. cl~ hc y >icn, restores tn"
,ioru.c, functions and stimulates het!t!tY acton
al the sc,uriion> Of the h1dy. Thousands at per
sons testify tn its wonderful effects, and medical
men oNtnl IL irturs. using it in great quantities
II the following i~"a~,'-: consumption, y thlnA,
Bronchitis, Whe3piugt ousk, Adi1tSla nltrliITd
Rheumatism Spasm-, NC.,
C;IOt.EI;t.-Ean tu-scil. Communicated to tic
college al PIN ,tciau- aud j +. Davenport that lac
had rcc, ed Information the effect thai the only
remedy OF any service in Ci!pi,.EA was tlli OR
opN NJ. see lancet December II, i9ii.l
ca IlbN.--NnHr @rdu Ec without tic woUl~
el,f j. tDil II BROWNIES tiilpRopANE NJ on
the Go, eminent stamp, Overwhelming medical
Testimony accompany each bottle. sole tstnii$'
lurfr - DAVENPORT No. 3i Great Russell
street, tiieam -hNrN London.
nE\i;N SMITH, Special \rnt, No, = Na~Sat,
~tlcct Sew York. Nold by all i'n g-l.ls. - and
- per bottle, Orders 10y letter pruuItjy attended
ia.
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4 GENTS WANTED 5000 Il Year and Expen-
y sce, 10 Male and Female Agents, 10 introduce
new and useful Invention, absolutely needed in
every household AGENTS prcferring to work on
commission cat carp from SO 10 $50 pes day.
Fer particulars ad,lr SIS W. g. WILSON, Cleveland
Ohio.
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RENION L.

CLARK. Davis & Co. have removed & store ne
I door hcuN ~ n, butIhn, "hesf 'h"y nIiI
Ice pleased Ia see old and new customers IN want o
Gi.oCERiT>, ILULE, CORN &c.
= tLhkk DAVIS &to.
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&pultc...on or 5s;,tlirrCta ~alaicr e..
Addition i.SUHfyg

ON TIN. - tlat Of - g.. personally apFeas.
ed I.r!nF ne = -- IA AID for tnr county and
stale Hfu,4 -.i'l. 81 ----- ~ - ''t'A' e
and state ---}.rs"uaiA AneNn d" e4e.
that hi- age H. Nrar- HAT - - u t'>td NJ -
- county If. -tdtr ct ."ud that lie l. tire
id.ulical--W hu Wa, en.t-teal ~ in "mithN
- at the Eo-lIgp4I nj. 10 >etNc iui tic
nrnod at T. that lie was IA, ha..ga FROM he
sriv ice, 81 Ih- thjlcd >t.4tc-. lis = -, at z-- ~
,tr - day f.. f~f-.ty lea~ru~ III. and
that their il additional heHn'N of - due hith
t!ttIrr the Act OF Guigft-- rofri july = Hf'
And he tl,,- Ilil,.r de. lac III; i.c ia. u'i H'l-
f,r,,l -,i,I as-t.rr,l tr5ns fcTct, iuiute ial
80 o .,ixf away ~ final iischtrssi pa'r.t, ~
ANY interest IN the bounty pr"NIGei BY lhi- or any
.iher act uf tou.srr~> thai hc hat not aitf"rk
,, y,,l ar i tutlCa tu ICvVNd Any other ut Stt7-
~ hnua,y tHu -i"" ard t'.at ihr statement E" -
ir t.I r4".''r sud true Isl tiu'E "
>,.,,- and an -crNi' rcutyTcl Icy Elu GutiuG ltr
rebellion. and thai h. la~ never >e'Ee'i "'hrt"1-c
Ilan a. stated AMI Ae ,>ttCs all rplumHutc.l u M
i.nuc,rri. it- claim In he -rnt l. ht.aat -. 'ptt.
''' {>;y,a',',rt # Goi.rti6
Also personally appeared bri'rr me and =
nt me ..,t,3tsts ct - .Ha STATE ot --, Pcf,uHHt3t
known 10 M, Nho long GiflH sworn aof"'tnls u"
law declare HAT thek haze hcrh for wears Hc-
wa a - in { otupanN - of The -- RVgHntUt 81
- and know hila To ~" the deniIrdI Icf-"n
n:un,. in tho fore ,niuy declaration. aud that t'A
lave no Interest whatever IN t'sN declaration
s.ynat"se ot n7oess,
Sworn TO anI s,,seri;s,h before me III, - LAY
OF -, Is.
Iccrtiiv that -, hctor. whom the foregoing dee
laraton and AFFIDAVIT were mttc, = a - duly at,
therA~l Ia administer oalh5, AMI that The HpNcls
In witness whereof haze hcrrun:o -ct NY hand
aud oil ai seal. this - day of Is.
-. Gicrk ofttr--.
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Mrs. WIN $50 VS.
MYSTIC PILLS.
TIE Greet Female Reedm

TIE Mystic Pills are prepared only for a leg
lfimate purpose. and are the only safe and elIec
tive medicine 70 all those painful and dangerous
disorders to Which the Female cons tuition Is sub
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BRICK FOR SALE

rs,rr .rii d oitcr fdr sale 1T their yard in
in worth ,iasc, 4 Inc lot of 10000 nf'ck'
mi, i. "a SUPERIOR 10, for building puiFHot~' ana
5re,p ,.irIini pt'l,l tuc shipping
4 :. COOK q 80, 9"'f
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N Office

Z rake pleasure in Informing my irien''s and the
hhtfr mat having holigh, the Office, furniture ana
uSlnesS of pr. \. ;. Jenkins, OF Bap"or.l hail
= lNpry 70 ergile caii fro. amy of my old PSI
ig.IS OF new ones.
EL.ERl c. YOUNG.
Bangor sept u, 1866. IS
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BILLIARD TABLES.

New $:rocian Style. with Patent Conn
biiiutiap Cushions. Improved August, 1876.
These Fables tor Elegance OF Design, Elasticity
AM Correctness OF the Improved Cushions, and
stiffness of The running otthe ha~ are universal
Il acknowledged to he unequalled. All that are
wan; al iif7tela-s Fables fer private OF public
use we think it would DC for hle' ntege,, to eN-
anime Them befnre purchasing Made and for
sale solely by j. T.. CAME X co, III sudbury.
cor. vi Cont -. Boston. Also for sale. all articles
connected with Billiard Tables, All kinds of Re
pairing Tables und halls done promptly.
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ClRAREs HOUSE:
EUROPEAN Hi.AN.l
HENRY II. SIXTH. PROPRIETOR, kE9 YORK

This house. situated co rcr Of Chamber II. and
W broadway. neat Hudson River and ttie K, T..
nrpot~ is n.rW Thoroughly rettlCl and feH|rnl-lcd
and Ilc>cnt- every iuduuemrut I" merchants auI
others visiting tine city. SHIN strong, formerly
OF the Ul't t,tA. iIua,r, bingham, '.a--., AH,
been cLg,sttl II. Superintendent.
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They,are the only Genuine Female
pills k;Ntant.

They moderate all excess, and remove all OBJ
S:ruetionS They nyigorale the dcbllitated and
delicate, and assist nature 70 bring back the Bloom
10 the ,ad cheek. No maiden wife or mother,
should be without tac NJ! str VS. soil by all
DRUGGISTS. 81
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FOR SALE

TIE Good chr i'p t1 hiElWH '0aI a 9'a n Nn
Apply 10 l.. y. JORDAN,
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.anNt g. q STEVE

MANl'FAt tEhEs gGl BROADWAY, BOSTON
MAS GW.!1
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(!irt alters Ei.c for the Hair

NEVER EtIlss to restore grey hair to origni
color ire ,'uoss aud boaip: will ~lrT, ELi sto
It, ft.,i.~ on will SURELY promote it growth; l
CERTAIN 10 JmptrI he ANA yigor, will iNNANi
tHlN keep tn tt"'d in Il c'can, c0p and health
conditions: contains nothing injurious; hrs ~
tQl AL rs n HAIR PRESSING, aud i endorsed b.
or be-. PIN >ieiatis assure you. iaties and gen
Il mom il i al y,u require for lie ll1r. sold by a
druggists. SARAH 4. CHEN ALtER. II. II. \
Nholc,ac in Eostou by Geo. G. Go flwn 60
We * x Potter VI. : Burr X Co, C,irter Wiley
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ri d e i w 1T Il a II FL 5 d
In con sequence Of tuc rccHpl great improvements
in flcc!e Ia IN tiI9tt We haze reduced
eur prices 10 lpW p'in'=a, can To- placed
With Gold ut Par,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05

A CASE IN PoINr.-Short discourses,
whether in politics, morals, business or
religion, always tells best with hearers.
So it is also with written dissertations.
Very few people, nowadays, have the
time or disposition to endure long articles.
The following is a case in point. Lord
Yelver,on, an Irish Judge, once went on a
Lent Circuit, and one Of the assize towns
happened to be where one Of his college
mates lived as a clergyman. The reverend
gentleman, anxious to make a.display Of
his zeal aud talents, and at the same time
to show his respect for his Lordship,
asked permission from the Sheriff to
preach the assize sermon before the learned
judges. His request was complied with.
II was in the month Of March, and the
weather was extremely cold; the dis
course was very long, and the Chief Baron
became thoroughly chilled. When the
service was over the preacher descended
from the pulpit with an air Of great salts
faction with his wi performance, and
filled with q joyful expectation Of thanks
for his discourse, and Of congratulations
for the excellence of its matter and de-
livery. "Well, my Lord" said he, " how
do you like the sermon'" wonder
fully, my dear FRIEND" replied Yelvcrton.
1T was like the peace Of God-it passed
all understanding ; and like His mercy, I
though. it would have endured forever"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05

The DUTCH FLAT RAILROAD NA DE-
NoRALIzER.-The Auburn Starr 8 Stripes
and the Dutch Flat Enquirer are exchang-
ing compliments Of an Oregon order, and
throwing stale fish with great apparent
precision of aim. Take specimen from the
Stripes:
The individual of prodigious bore who
slaughters the Presidents American for
the amusement Of the readers Of the Dutch
Flat Enquirer talks of "toning" US "to
the required standard of q respectable
journalist Gracious goodness! "how
we apples swim !" Why, the funny papers
at the Bay have for years been in the
habit Of referring everything foolish, IL
diculous and indecorous in journalism to
the "Dutch Flat school," When we get
ready to be toned doton to the Dutch Fiat
grade, we will abjure grammar and all
decency, and place ourself under the In.
structions Of the editor Of the Enquirer.
The Dutch Flat paragon objects to one
Of our epithets, applied to itself, as "low-
flung" It was necessarily 30 in order to
reach the subject.
When the railroad reaches Dutch Flat,
we may expect the Enquirer will come up
TO this style. Not before. We await
education events, before quoting any Of
the Rnqxiyn's retorts. The individual
Of tremendous bore" is presumed to be
n Of the Croker council, which agreed
to nut half mile tunnel through iron
rock In ninety days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05
RALLY! RALLY.

Every Registered Union man OF Viz
ginia City should cast his vote early on
Monday next. Give the heterogeneous
compounders a straight Union plumper.
Let this election be a good omen of the re-
sui, Of the fall campaign. Let the mon
grels understand that the only issue that
can be set up for November next, with
the slightes, prospect Of success against
the Union party, must be constructed and
agreed upon BY the political records Of
the only two legitimate parties in the
country. Let disorganizers and rene
gades understand that they cannot COM
promise away our party success. Let the
PEoPLg rebuke those who attempt to raise
side. bar issues, who allow their selfish,
personal ambition to govern them in q
Municipal contest. See to it, that you
have the regular Union ticket. Look well
TO your ballots!
Seven hundred Union men, registered
in Virginia, we beseech you to fail not on
this occasion to vindicate your principles
a. the polls, as citizens, intelligent, Loyal
and true.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05

CHIEF OF PoLIcE.-It is unnecessary to
expa,iase on the importance Of electing a
competent gentleman for this position in
Virginia City, on Monday next. The
peace and good order Of the community SO
largely, evidently depend upon the char
acter Of the official sentinels that no
argument is required to demonstrate the
imperative nature Of the appeal to all
good, law-abiding citizens to vote for W.
S. Edwards on Monday next. With his
opponent we have no personal &C.
quaintance, but we understand that
he has had no experience in any position
similar to the one he now aspires to
fll; while Mr.. Edwards is universally
conceded to possess all the requisite quail
aca,iors for the responsible place dssig-
mated. Certainly it is p~re-eminently pro-
per tina, q Union man should occupy the
post Of Chief Of Police. Every Union
man should feel bound on this nomina-
ton, as much so as on the selection Of
Mayor.
Elect the entire Union ticket, on Mon
day, and Virginia will have a City Gov
eminent equal in economical and orderly
management to any in the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05

THANKS AND CoSoRArrLArIoSs,- We
are under many obligations to citizens Of
Virginia, for a very large increase in our
subscription list in that city within the
past week. Our efforts on behalf Of the
Union party aud a just municipal rule in
Virginia are evidently appreciated by that
people who have recently risen so nobly,
and with such unanimisy, and defeated
the schemes OF an organized band Of pub
lie plunderers. May Mondays election
crown the good work, SO auspiciously be-
gun and to this day Of the canvass carried
oa, with q victory that will constitute the
brightest deed in the annals Of the metro
polls Of the Silver Commonwealth.
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THE NEWS.

Indications are given that some Of the
Radicals" in Congress will oppose the
Reconstruction" amendments to the
Constitution. =
Colorado has been admitted as q State.
The House of Representatives, by a vote
of SO to 80, rejected a proposed amend
men, to require that the word tchiss be
stricken out Of the new States Consti-
tuition.
Nevada's area of territory is increased
TO 100000 square miles. Our former area
was 1889 square miles; so that We have
an increased jurisdiction of 22,46l square
miles.
Frank Blair's nomination as Collector
of Internal Revenue at St. Louis wal re-
jected in the U. S. Senate. by the decisive
vote Of q noes to S ayes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05

Our neighbor, the Union, wakes wroth
over our declination 10 attend the Mon
grel Convention, held at the Court House
on Thursday night. We are told we were
not invited. The call-ss Lloyd would
say, the k-a-w-l-was for all registered
voters who support President Johnson.
We support President Johnson. We
voted for him! Did you: We
think he is a good Mclean man. Guess
he wouldn't appoint Rough Hardy
United States Marshal for Judge Bald
wins Court, or Pat. Lannan Postmaster
a, Virginia City or Excelsior, or Lloyd
Frizzelle Revenue Assessor for Nevada.
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DISPATCHES
Thu NahannI nehf.

AAO EN0tAOuol DO0"
CHICAGO, May 4.-In the Senate on
Wednesday, Sherman introduced a bill to
consolidate the national debt, except
greenbacks, into q so-ysars fvc per cent
loan. The bill exempts the bonds from
taxation including the tax on income de-
rived therefrom.
Mr.. Sherman said the reduction OF the
trate Of interest would not only compen-
safe for this loss Of the tax to tho revenue,
but it create a sinking fund and 90 far
toward the payment Of the principal.
More Reconstruction.
Williams, Of Oregon, submitted an
amendment to the Reconstruction Enao-
ling Act, allowing Tennessee and Arkan.
sas to be admitted as soon as they ratify
the proposed Constitutional Amendment.
Mr.. Dixon, Of Connecticut, also sub
mitted an amendment, providing for tho
immediate admission Of loyal representa-
tives in accordance, he said, with the
Presidents plan.
Mr.. Fessenden, of Maine, defended the
action Of the Committee, saying the ques-
ton was not one Of personal opinion, but
of the matured agreement Of men who had
carefully considered the whole subject;
and he thought entitled to great weight.
Mr.. Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, did not
believe Congress was now in a condition
to give the country the best proposition on
this subject. He wa afraid the Commit
tee had listened too much to the clamor
for a policy. He thought there was no
occasion for haste, and he was sure this
report would not have been made q month
ago. He was equally sure a better one
could be made q month hence. He hoped,
therefore, that action on the report would
be delayed as long as possible and that
meanwhile it would be freely debated.
The Senate adopted Mr.. Trumbull's
amendment to the Post Office bill-ayes,
10 /; noes, IL. The bill! then passed.
Frank Blair REJECTED ~ Collector
a' Au.
-" ~
Je''eU
eoiiec'0t o' in'einAi i'e'enue a. o. A'u'
ayes o; noes a.
Tlx Cx-. .l.N LA ~. aha N.kla AhS
Inc Senate also iaio on tne 'aoie inc
nomina''0n Oh f'ouS'eau 10 '''hi''er 10
H.. w.j...s.n ..,.d
~ c,h...L...-axhu .,.. 800.
90. .nd ~ Thn,,d.n ,o-oon.,d.,.d ,ho
~. h,u ...L. ~.
Coler.d. Admitted . State,
The House. on Tbur,day. p.s,ed the
hill admitting Colorado AZ a State Of the
1Tn;on-,ves q O noe,, SIS. Thi, quick
result surprised everybody, The bill was
taken from the Sneaker, table - the
uou.o rofo,ed n .,ble ;,-bv , yo.s Of %
~,o,ins, 1oe. then refu,ed to refer I. to .
49,.
eomm's'ee oy '0'e Oh ~ 70 9nsn is'
jected an amendment offered oy mf' "asn-
burn, of Illinois, requiring the word thits
to be stricken out of the Constitution, by
vo,. ~ 40 s,s;n,, 80. and Their passed
Tt.,...... ,,,. No.
the Dill as aoo'e' Inc nesasve VOC W.
side the Democrats, included boutwell,, OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05

IT seems TO be almost universally
granted tina. the nomination for Mayor
BY the Mongrel conclsve was an unfOrsu-
nate one for the hopes and prospects Of
the human ingredients Of that bottle Of all
sorts that was shook up in the Court
House on Thursday evening. Our Irish
fellow citizens of Virginia will decline to
support. the E~nglishman who contempt
ously refused to aid the Fsnian u on
the asserted ground that it was directly
supported by q pack Of hod-carriers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-05

PaorscrloS YoR UrAH.-We have seen
the copy of a dispatch sent to salt Lake
City, on the 18th, by General Sherman,
Commander of the Department OF the
West. 1, reads brigham Young: You
are a. the head Of the Mormon Church,
and If any more murders are committed
in Utah. such as that Of Mr.. Brassfeld, l
shall hold you responsible" To the Gen.
tiles he said "You shall be protected, and
II you have not troops enough now, ! Will
give you all you nsed."-Aoxtaaa Poa.