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To CeasuTnPtives.-The Advertiser, hay
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used free Of CHARGE, with the di-
recticns forpreparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURF Cure FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoECRTIs, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceivcs to be invaluable, and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, az it will cost
them nothing. and may Prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii blease
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Eings county. New York
L
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A RESPECTABLE gentleman was brought
before Squire Wilkinson yesterday,
charged with obtaining money under false
and fraudulent pretenses. After a full
hearing he was honorsbly discharged
There is too much of this kind Of mali
cious work done in Nashville of late A
stop ought 60 be put to il in some way.
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PErBoLEUNL-The J. L. Graham, on
her la st trip, brought down one hundred
and nine barrels crude petroleum from
Buffers Landing, the product Of Overton
county
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Coal B0ATs.-A number Of coal boats
have already arrived from the Upper Cum
berland, on the present rise, and Others are
on their wav.
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REooRDER's COURT February 2G.-R.
Knighler, disordelly, costs.
Nancy Howell, disorderly, s. and COSTS.
A. Roserheim disorderly, s. and costs.
Nancy Mayo, disorderly, - and costs.
John Williams, disordery aud s. COSTS.
Pat Houghton and Josaphene LoGcn,
diaurderly, costs.
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CAESEs, who was renanded to Jail, Mon
Gay, because he could not pay his fine Of
SO and costs, planked up the ready f"
yesterday, and was released By Squire
Mathnw.
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OS DUTY AaAE.-Maior B. Compton,
one Of the conductors on the Louisville
road, who was severely injured by an acct
dent 70 his train some days ago, has re-
covered, and is at his post again.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Feb. 2G.-Tempest, Louisville.
Rebecca, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
Gen. Sigel, Waitsboro.
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Bermuda, Evansville.
J. I. Graham, Waitsboro
The river was falling slightly last evening
with about twenty feet water on the Shoals
The Tempest got in early yesterday morn
ing from Louisville, having a good trip.
She will leave to-day.
The Rebecca arrived at about u o'clock
with an assorted cargo. She will leave
Thursday.
The bully Tyrone left yesterday after
noon for Cairo, taking but little freight.
The Nashville is due to-day from Cairo,
and will leave at 4 pm. tomorrow.
The J. L. Graham leaves to-day for the
upper Cuberland
The Palestine was advertised to leave
Louisville for this place yesterday.
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For Cairo, st. I.Ouis, Memphis aasi
NasN OrIanna-

UlHE SPLENDID PASSENGER ~.
Il Steamer. NASHVILLE, Wiley stksEAs4sS
Sims Master, JOHNNY HARPER, -
Clerk, will leave rs above on TIT RSDAl, the
18th inst. at 4 O'Clock P. N.
For Freight or Passage apply on board. OF 10
CORBETT 4 BOYD, Agents,
Al and e. Front street
W. A. PEBBLES, or
teb21- 2t HARRISON x SONS, Agents.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 26-Flour steady and IN
changed, Superfne 50 75GlO q; western and
trade brands, Sll 50gl3 50; fancy sl4 OO@l6 90.
demand at fall prices ear. 5G@57c; sheIled. BE
in elevator, and T7G 1Sc in new gunuies. Oats in
good demand, at SIC for No J.. Cotton dull and
prices nominal, at 2Sc for middhng, nothing
at S20 O0e21 .. Bulk meats in fair demand, at
71H9814c for city, but holders are not willing to
accept at these rates. Bacon unchanged aud in
fair demand. Gold 3Si4 @3S1ze selling. Exchange
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

You can Bay the best quality ST Cumber-
land Coal Of }. q. Roach, at g. 50 per load az
bushels.) delivered, No q North Cherry street,
two doors from the Maxwell House.
-fpb2I-tf
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LADIES dnc cloth Congress gaitcrs.
Ladies' fine glove kid Congress Caiters.
LadieE glove Md and morocco balm.
Ladies glove kid and morocco side lace.
at the Nashville Shoe Store, No "A North
College street NJ. MoRGANsTERN.
feh2l-lm
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An eligible front portion of an office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House. can he obtained
by applying at this office. or at No. ~ Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall febl If
To Marry or NOT 10 Marry Why
Not Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
clog val Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance of Natures Laws in the first age of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge Address. DR.. J. SKILLIN HoUGEToS,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa.
ian. l5-3m
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GEORGIA.
WING. TOREY 4 Co.

Corner Union and Cherry ST.. Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee. Bankers, and
Dealers in Gold, Silver, GOYOrn-
Gnent stocks. Compound Interest
Notes, Land Warrants and Southern
Bank Notes.
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THE only place to get a superior quality
Of custom-msde boots and shoes, is at the
Nashville Shoe Store, No. "A North College
a., cheaT for cash. NJ MORGAEsTERE.
ieh24- a
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LOUISIANA.


Bank Of AmeriCa........par
d" Louisiana ......Gu
" New Orleans 80
canal Bank.................g
Citizens BanL............gj
Crescent City Bank
Louisiana State Bauk-gO
Mechanics and Traders
Bank -...........-.........g j
Merchants Bank. ........gO
Southern Bauk.........Par
Union Bauk...........-.... 90
New Orleans ScriP-.-....gi
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GENTs boys and youths custom-made
pcged and sewed boots and CATERS, at the
Nashville Shoe Store, a North College
street ~ MOR4ANsTFRN.
irb24 I'm
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To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines. Brdndies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI 4 RIvA
jaulO L North Cherry street.
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NEW STREEr CAKs.-Four elegantly
gotten-up street cars, for the North Nash
Vile Street Railroad, arrived in the city
Yesterday afternoon per Louisville rail
road. We understand they will be at once
put in use on that popular thoroughftre.
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hhchtEOrN FthIr Dye.-IhiS splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect DBe-Harmless. Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies Inyigorates the nair.
leaving it soft aud beautiful The genuine is
signed WiHiaa A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81
Barclay street, New ok Ideo24-Iy
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n. q ID. RAILROAD, Feb. 26.-65 bales
cotton, 10 dry hides, bags rags 10 sacks
soda, bbls and % pieces old iron, 2 bags
feathers, box merchandise
ny ihe River.
j. L. Graham, Wait9J0yo-l2l6 sacks
corn, SO sacks wheat, lO9 bbls petroleum,
casks and 1893 pieces bacon, hhds tobacco,
sundriea.
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FmE-At ? o'clock last night FIRE
broke out in a Saloon owned by Mr., Lus-
ter, on South Market street Loss very
slight
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CHLnRFN aud infant shoes. OF the finest
quality and largest assortment, al the Nash
vile Shoe Store, No "A North College ST.
feL2I-lm NJ MoRGANsTEBE
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rHos. s. MARI, Pres't L. C. TARBox, Cash'r
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid Tor unCurreut
money. These quotations are liable % uctuats, bet
may be depended on sufficient length Of time for
remittsnces ~ be received By mail express Il for
waTted without delay.
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LONDON Feb. 2G.-Evening-Co closed at
81. 5-2Os 7334. Illinois Central M, Erie So.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26.-EVening-C0ttO market
irregular, and quotations show decided tendeu-
and closed at 1875 but middling Orleans closed
Id Manchester market for goods dull and
heaIy, with a declining tendency. Breadstufs
quiet. American corn declined to S5s per guar
ter for Western. California wheat unchanged.
Lard firm and unchanged. Spirits Turrentine
37s6d.
PARIS, Feb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bonds
unchanged.
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Englne aud RoIIer for sale

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"A Tubular Boiler for sale at moderate price
both In frst-rate order. They are Of SUFFICIENT
DoweT T. drive a mall. Can be seen. sud terms
isarnsd on Application ~ thla once. dec3-t
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tals....-.-....--..i2i4s22.la7z70.634es55 C6sz

The stocks held in interior towns. from
which We have returns not included in the
receipts at the ports, are a. follows:
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The undersigned having Just returned
from the East, takes pleasure 10 inform the
public in general that be has replenishsd
his store with the most carefully selected
stock Of custom-made boots and shoes,
which he will sell low for cash.
NJ MORGANsTERN,
Nashville Shoe Store, No. "a North Col
lege street. feb24-lm
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Rocks ana Stationery,
New paper zud Magazine, Ton sale by Jno
lurl, 80 Union ST. jan l-3m
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ST. Louis, Feb. 26-Tobaeco steady with Hber-
al offerings prices unchanged except for Black
Wrappers, which have advanced to l2GlS. Cot
ton &c for middling. Flour quiet and unchanged
with business small Wheat in good demand at
80, prime fall 2S7@295. Corn. for lower grades
S2a88. Oats buoyant at 7Oa72. Provisions ac-
tive but prices unchanged. Lard unchanged.
Whisky dull and dropping with small sales 223.
buyers Offering but 2l0G22l. Hogs firm at daa,r.
Pnrk DC Cotton less actiVe and less firm.
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OFF FOR THE SOUTH A number Of
negro recruits were amongst the passengers
on the Tyrone yesterday. They we're en-
route for Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and were
rather a good looking squad of colored
soldiers
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The receipts al the ports aui the stocks
held in interior towns bring 10 view some
thing over l,3j00O0 bales OF last years
crop. These figures leave it pretty certain
that the crop will reach 100000 bales.
Messrs W. C. Watts, in their circular Of
the lsi inst. report the Liverpool cotton
market as follows:
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CIRCUIT COURT --lNTTEruNG Car
The case of Smith, OF Huntsville. r the
Adams ElVrss- Company has occupied
thi- court Coz the past five or .iN days. The
plaintiff seeks 60 recover the yslue oft
eighteen hales of cotton which mere burned
su the Nashville and Decatur railroad la
september 1863. The olsrz involve the
question uf Ihe liability ol 'cammon car
tier-. aud whether they can, hy nutiye coz
.p,,ial contract, modify that liability 10
was ahly argued on both side Yesterday
morning the case was closed hy Judge
bmId thau,,iIar Camph.lI charged the
jury o. Go Ihr law. and ,n Dee afternoon
lh, iury returned verdict against the TX
press Company Coz the sum ui three thou
sand 1--we hundred dollars Ne understand
HAT lhe Judge, upon motion, set aside ih,
verdict and granted a new trial.
Ju~r received, the largest and best se
ircled stack oi yu-lom-msdc shoes at all
rrud,s at the Nashville shoe Store. Ne a
North Oulirse Street. cheaper than ever.
Iel24-lm Nj, MuEGANsTEFS.
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A Gard 40 Anyaiiiis.-A clergyman. while
residing in South America as a missionary. dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Diseases OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy Prompted by a desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine
in a sealed envelope. to any one who needs it,
FAIR OF CHARGE. Address
JOsEPH T. IMAM.
SLntinn ID PILE Hnrr-n ~ VI. ..it,.
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BOARDING.

Il small faulty, may be had b. apptyiuRat No
q Summer street, q tzs doors South of Church.
febIE.ES
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the estate Of VIM J. Drake. De
ceased, will present them. properly auihenti-
Gated. a. prescribed by law. or they will be for
ever barred
feb3i 4tWf }. b. DRAKE. Admir-.
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NASHVILLE Feb 20. 1867.

We annex the wholesale figures prevail
ing in the other departments of commerce:
ALE AND BEER,-AIe, Sl591s per bbl., inclu-
ding barrel; Beer 81 per bbl. including barrel.
BAGGING AND RoPE.-BagginE 2sN930c per yard;
Rope l5@l5c per lb.
BROoMs-PeT dozen, $3G6.
BUTTER-20d22c per ID; Northern 25g39.
BHKswAx-Y elbow 2sc; common &c per H.
BUCEETs-PaintedS g 50 per dozen; cedar 81 90
al 50 per dozen; brass hoOped sl4Gl5
CANDLEs-Star candles lie per 10; tallow
l34@l3Izc per ID.
CAsTINGs-Country hollowwRre 10 per ID.
CoFFEE-Rio 25&2sc; Lazuyra 30a3l; Java A
GJ44c per 10.
CoSFFCrIoyERIEs- Common candy 2Oc per 10;
Gum drops 4GG45c; Rock candy 'Jc; Fancy =
34Uc per ID.
Coax MEAL--Unbolted sjgsos per bushel;
Bottled. 81 %.
CoPPFR-SheeS 43c per 10.
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TENNESSEE.
SOUTH CAROLINA

Bank Of Camden......4l
CharlestOu..-...lI
" Chester.....-..-l1
" Georgetown ...lA
" Hamburg .......l7
" NewbeTry- 40
d" the State South
Carolina .........,......l5
Commercial Banb........uj
Exchange Bauk...........l5
Farmers and Exchange
Bank .......................u3
Merchants BaRk-......i2
Peoples Bank....-.......,.i
Planters Rank OF Fair
tield....................
Planters aud MeChau-
les Bank..................l7
State bank.......~........ z
Southwestern Railroad 81
Union Bauk................5l
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n = n = III
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The regular semi-monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Aldermen convened last evening,
President Chatham in the chair, and the
following members present: Messrs.
Thompson, Sloan, Creighton, Haynie,
Chiffon and Nolan. The minutes of the
former meeting were read and approved.
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Iur greatest variety aud tb+ best quality
cd custom made shoes. consisting OF Ladies
and Mls-ys glove kit Cougre-- gaiter- aud
halmoul shoes. gui eide lace can he had
ht the Nashville Shoe Star, $40 a North
college street al los price
toht4 lm NJ Nur.asarrFS
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SOUTHERN RIIFF-Ai the weekly
meeting ofMcihodist ministers at the Pub
fishing House, on the Dist inst, Bishop
MoTyeire reported that what had been
specifically contributed for needy preach
grs. had been 80 appropriated, and the re
maiuder had been generally distributed 20
the needy ia Alabama and Georgia. He
reported particulars, which were approved
There was also reported ia the meeting the
reception of thirty seven sack of corn from
farmers OF Lyon county, by; $3.50 from
the mechanics vt the Tennessee Rolling
Work $40 from one, and s and pair of
socks ium another lady uf Davidson
county, Tennessee Tor general distribution.
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......g5 Nashville b Chat7a r.
X StOCk....................9,O
Louisville & Nashville
Tax Receipts. 80
Na-
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The sales Of the week ending last evening"
sam az Is ds1 bale. OF which 4s. l93 v ere taken
ly the trade, Ha99 declared f5E export. and
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Station d, Bible House. New York city
febl4 3mr
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VIRGINIA.

central Bank OF Na-.....il
Danyille Bank ..-.........2D
Exchange Bank Of Ya..i5
Paramount Bauk.........7J
Farmers Bank OF Fin
Farmers Bank Of ga.-I5
Manufacturers and
AT Lllels s.aa-s............s-eu
Merchants BAuk.........tO
Merchants aud Me
ChaniCs' Bank........75
EOrwestern Bank........gO
Southwestern Bauk.....3D
Traders Bauk.............21
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chicago MAKkeI.
CHIC.GO, Feb. 26.-The money market is firm
bat banks discount all the first class paper that
is offered. Flour firm and moderately active.
Wheat in fairSpsculative demand. Corn 7gGSlc.
Rye q3cG$l. Mess pork SIS 5OdSl9 per cwt.
Dressed hogs SStGS A. per cwt.
New York Market.
NEW Y0RK, Feb. 26.-Cotton less active and
loss active and 5Gl0c lower; IS 7jGglO for super
fine State; $40 O5a1O o. for extra Western; ST.
9l2 10 for choice Western; $40 S0a II 70 for
shipping brands. Wheat dull and dropping.
Rye rather more active, ut 81 10 for Canada.
Corn, 81 o. for mixed Western. Coffee quiet.
Sugar steady at ll@ll4c for Cuba. Mess pork
duh ut Sl9SI. Cut meats steady; si2lDr tor
shoulders, and llGl3i4c for hams.
New York stock Market.
New York, Feb. 26-Tho railway stock
market opened steady. but fell off slightly ut
the Exchange, with a general dizziness owing Co
a lack Of outside support. Ft w, was the weak
est stock under force sales. Market generally
gained frmness. II. Y. c.. 1881 Erie, 56i4 (;
Hudson. 1856 Reading, 1895, n, C., lg7; n. g.
723s j. c.. ll6; Pittsburg 500 n. W, 35A /;
Prid, $50 Toledo, 3574; Pfd65l4; Z. j, II. Ft.
W, IS Gnd certificates .; W. u. Telegraph 4219
Government securities fell about sc in the
forenoon, and were still lower this evening" gold
bonds less active; Treasury notes steady closing
quotations at regular board were for 81, l071s9
1878; coupons 81, 1101G@u01S; sos REGISTERED,
l0714610734; sos coupons, "a. lOI1s@lO8IS; do.
'65, 10S35Ql095si do. January and July, l06i4a
1863: l0-40s registered, g74g9S4. Gold closed
strong at 1895.
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TIE examination into the vo,e-buying

THE examination into the vote-buying
by the Barnums in the western Congress
sional District Of Connecticut proves
that both did it more or less. One wit
ness testified that he heard W. II. Bar
nun, the Democratic candidate elected,
offer O man 5000 for his vote, but also
confessed that he was employed to get
votes for P. T. Barnum, and paid $500
for one and SIS for another. As P. I.
B. has left the State in disgust, and
could not now be q member of Congress,
the question to be decided is, whether
the other Barnum bought enough more
votes than the Republican candidate
did to make up his majority. If so, he
should and probably will be unseated,
and a new election ordered. II may
we'll be considered whether, having oven
bought a single vote, he is not morally
united for Congressional honors, and
should not be sent home in disgrace on
hat account. That should be the rule
and practice in our legislative bodies
auy man proved to have gained q single
vote by corrupt means should be made
Ineligible for the office for which he WAS
elected, if not forever to all offices:
such q principle, fairly enforced, would
o kill out corruption in our elections.
Nothing less will.-Sprinated Repu6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-01

WE shall be very likely now to hear
from Ohio the same demand that comes
from Maryland, where the Republicans
placed themselves in a hopeless MINOR
ity by a similar act OF folly-that Con,
gress shall interpose and establish equal
suffrage in all the States by general law.
But this will be Of no avail. The action
of Ohio has made the passage Of such a
law impossible on party grounds, If it
were not Of doubtful constitutionality.
The Republicans in Congress will not
venture so hazardous an expcdient as
the passage of a law which has been
repudiated by the leading Republican
State of the West, the home Of Judge
Chase, and the mere intimation Of which
threw Connecticut into the hands Of the
Democrats.-Sprinaded Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-01

THE Coon TENpLARs Of Harmony
Lodge No. II, Independent Order Of
Good Templars at Genoa, on Saturday
evening last elected the following named
persons ms officers of their lodge: Broth
er J.. II. Davis, Worthy Chief Templar;
Sister X. F. Child, W. V. L; Sister +.
]. Bell, W. S.; Brother S. G. Chase, W.
F. s.; Brother p. Lightle, W. T.; Broth
er n. Edwards, W. NJ. Brother Gus
Liguac, W. |. c.; Brother ii. T. Burn
ham, W. O. G. \ public installation
Of the above named officers will tax
place at their lodge room next Saturday
evening. There are more than eighty
members of the lodge.
FuxERAL.-The funeral Of Mrs. Kate
Lannan, yesterday afternoon, was n
of the largest lately seen in Virginia
city. A great number of carriages APP
pearcd in the procession. Mrs. Lannan
was very much beloved by all acquaint-
ances. She leaves u family Of three
young children, and n husband bowed
down in the bitterness Of n sudden u
terrible bereavement.
BLACK CRoox.-Nightly the color is
struck at this ~melodeon. Crowded last
night, and all satisfied who were there.
The male magnates of the city throng
the boxes. Something peculiar, tonight.
BuLLroS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office,
this morning, IL bars of bullion,
weighing coz pounds, which is valued
at Sl5,6s5 60.
BuLLIoS.-van Wyck 4 Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 2,693 ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIox.-C. Wiegaud L Co., Of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 6,55S ounces crude bullion
ALL SAINTS DAY. IT To-day is All
Saints Day. In the Catholic churches
to-day prayers are offered for the dead.
HEAr.-At noon, to-day, in Gold Hill,
CSC and in Silver City the mercury
stood at co.