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MARRIED..

On the evening Of the 21st February, at Central
Church, by Rev. JOHN FORREST, DID,, Dr.. j. g. BUST
to MAGGIE SINCLAIR, only dsughter Of A. 8. JOHN
sroN, Esq, all Of this city.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Dr.. LORD HENRY A.
GAHLARD, Of Winnsboro', and HARRIET g., daughter
Of the late SIMS WHITE, Of Charleston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ MIR. ECUYER GEORGES LEOPOLD) Is
requested to call at the FRENCH CONsULATEto to receive
an important document FRENCH CONSUL.
February 26
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@ NOTICE TO MARINERS.-CAPT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do 30 anywhere within direct
range of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side Of
the Ashley River; by which precaudon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. C. TURNER, q. N.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February 6, 1856
February
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The Coolie Trade.

New YORK, February Commander CooPE1,
of the Wsnooski, is cruising in the West Indies,
and reports slave landing effected or any e1pe-
dition filed out within the year, the Importation Of
Coolies rendering the slave trade Improbable.
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Nex York News.

NEW YORK, February 25-In the case Of Capt.
O1NEy arrested on the requisition OF the Governor
of Virginia, the Court declared that the political
question Of whether Virginia was q State was IN
admissible, and the writ was dismissed. i.sT;
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Marine News,

NEW YORK, February q. The steamship War;
aoind, rom Charleston, and Ysrginsa, from hoh-
mond, have arrived. Also, the Wsaesngso"'
from Galveston; the Dudley Buck, from Newbern'
and the AbegnarSe, from Richmond ~ :,
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its original color and youthful beauty; impars life and
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York SARAH A. CHEVALIER, H. D.
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Domestic Markets.
NOON D1spATcH.

New YORK, February Is -Noon.-Flour shade
frmer. Wheat steady. Corn shade frmer.
Pork heavy at $40 95. Whiskey quiet. Peas dull.
Cotton dull; MiddIng Uplands, SIC, Freights
quiet.
: Stocks steady. 5-2Gs Of '62 coupons, LII.
Money 6 per cent. Exchange Of go days, 1Cs;
Sight, 10saa1O92. Gold SS.
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kEAWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OID EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
E. B. FOOIE, M. D., No. 11s0 Broadway New York.
Nnua1 aharQ
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Letter from Ex-Governor Brown, Of

ATLANTA, February 95.-E1- Governor BROWN
publishes in the morning papers Q three column
letter, reviewing the situation, and advising the
people of Georgia to accept the terms imposed by
the Bill recently passed by Congress.
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WASHINGTON, February 25.-In the House are
solution was adopted rather condemnatory OF MIR.
WEsTwoRrH, in reference to his charges OF cor
ruption, involving the honor Of the House, and or
dering his Committee to report Tomorrow.
The resolution that the House concur IN secre-
tary MoCu11ooH's views Of contraction and the
early resumption Of specie payments, encountered
loud objections from all sides.
The Committee on the Tax Bill recommend that
advertisements be put on the fee list.
That bond be required Of Inspectors OF Dlstl-
leries amounting to 5000.
An amendment to the Bill was reported, taxing
all qualities of segars IS per 1000.
The amendment abolishing the Cotton Tax was
rejected by vote Of 65 to 95. @
In the Senate the Bill consolidating and pro-
yiding payment for the National Debt was order
ed to be printed. -.
Mr.. PATTERSON announced his intention to dis
regard the joint resolution Of the Tennessee Leg
islature req uesting his resignation.
s5o0,ooO was appropriated for the Improvement
of the Mississippi River at Des Moines. The Sem
ate then took recess.
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~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIS
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only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable. instan.
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The genuine is signed William a. Bachelor. All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by all
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street, New York.
hsr BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
Dece1nber 10 1yy
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~ THE HEALING Pool AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Mem, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent In sealed letter
Yelopes, free OF charge. Address DR.. J. sKuLN
HoUGHTON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January is Smo
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HS-. CONsIGNEEs BY THE MERCHANTS.
LINE Steamer LULU. from Baltimore, are notified that
abe is dischaEging cargo at Brown Co.'s South Wharf
Goods remaining the whaf at sunset will be stored at
owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS & CO., Agents
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~ NOTIOE.-CO CONs1GNEES PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA are hereby notified that she is This
Day disoharging cargo at North Atlantic Wharf. All Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset win be stored at e1.
pense and risk Of owners.
WILLIS GH1sOLM, Agents
All Freight amounting to fifteen GD dollars, less,
must be paid the wharf before delivery of Goods
February Is
.as- CONsIGNEEs BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner G. W. CARPENTER, from Baltimore, are
notified that she s dschargng cargo at Brown Il Co.'s
North Wharf Goods remaining the wharf at sunset
Will be stored at owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS L CO., Agents.
February 26
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B SPECIAL NTELIIGENCE.-WE PRO-
POSE to furnish LABoRERs of all classes for Farmars
Railroads. Shop Garden Store, Hotel OF general House
work.
Persons desiring employment will call at No. 500 King
street; and all orders for Laborers viii be promptly met
and satisfactory reference given.
February % limo s. B. HALL CO.
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Washington News.


WASHINGTON, February 25.-The President ls
urged with warnings by the Herald and Posi- to
veto the abominable Tariff Bill; by the fr6~ne, to
veto that wretched measure initiating the currency
by issuing one hundred millions Of legal tenders,
and to retire the compound interest notes; and by
the World to veto the outrageous Reconstruction
Bill
Co1FAx, the Speaker, will be reelected it unop-
posed. He predicts six weeks session.
The Revenue Fraud Committee closes it's report
with the remark that there may be some merlto-
rious revenue officers in New York. Phiadelphla
and Brooklyn; n nevertheless the frauds are 80
universal and gigantic, and the morals OF the
manufacturers SO tainted, That confidence in the
local officers is shaken, and an entire reorganlza-
ton is necessary.
The Municipal Registration Of Georgetown
gives s71 negroes and 1850 whites the election re-
ported close.
The following persons have been confirmed by
the Senate : JNo NJ. BYERs, Surveyor of the Gus
toms at Nashville, Tenn; VIM. O. SMITH, DO. at
Selma, Ala; GILBERT BoaART, Collector OF the
Customs at Washington, N. c.; JNo. KRKwooD,
Receiver Of the Public Money at Little Rock,
Arkansas.
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aT NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER THE 2SrH
instant all freight shipped per steamer FANNIE for
Georgetown, and per steamers PILOT BOY and ELIZA
HANCoX for all points except Savannah. must be pre-
paid. FERGUSON l. HOLMES, Agents.
February az s
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stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel, and showed by
his extreme greenness that he should have rather
stopped at home, met with some hnd-hearted
friends, who hearing that he desired to purchase
ticket on the steamer to Havana, kindly offered tc
go down to the Office and purchase the ticket for
him. JENKINS handed one Of the gentlemen one
hundred dollar bill, and saw him and the money
nevermore.
Theatres drawing remarkably well considering
the advanced season. MoUITRE. {
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ShIPPlNG O..

FOR sALE-THE A FAST SAIL
;tI& ING Schooner LADY AUTRIM, 81 toms, new
LNkSAmeasurement and we'll found In every respect
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
10 - M Tact Ear
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SHIP ING.
FOR NEW YORK.

MSST@ CANT M sTEAMsaIPsH n I I at o1>1 49,, -
4&E 99g5k47sIE 9gA5Kk4Ms G1rz' eAaHaSx sAa4aGsaA' Z I
WIN leaye Adaers South Wharf every SATURDAY. -
The stesmship sARAdossA viii leave Adgars Wharf I,
ON Saturday. March I'd, at O'Clock. .
Febrnary 15 RAVEeiEL q co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-28

THE Russian-American cession is re.
garded with great favor by nearly all
the journals of the country, and causes
many of them to predict that all o.
North America will ultimately be alb.
sorbed by the United States. The New
York Herald writing in this strain,
says: Manifest destinty, under all
these advantages, marks out the North
American continent as the future map
of the United States. Men of the pre-.
sent generation may live to hear in Con.
gress that the Speaker has appointed a
member each from New York, Quebec,
New Archangel, San Francisco, the City
of Mexico, Panama, Havana, Hayti and
Jamaica as the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs. If within the last six
years we have put down a rebellion OF
over half O million Of armed men, liber-
sted four millions Of slaves, reconqucred
eight hundred thousand square miles Of
territory, and purchased -four hundred
and fifty thousand square miles more,
how long will it take us to absorb all
North America ?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-28

The Southern press is daily more and
more favoring reconstruction, on the
basis of the Supplementary Act. The
Atlanta, Ga, New Era says, "we accep,
the platform rs the only means where
by to rescue the country from total de-
struction. 1t is our duty to signify an
unconstitutional acceptance Of the meas
ures passed by Congress, for IL resto'
ration to the Union, and heartily to CO.
operate with the United States author
tiles" The Mobile Times says: ave
say again, organize under the Supple
mentary Act" The Jackson, Miss,
Courier says: 1.-THE men who surrendered
with her are willing to accept the situa-
ton" The New Orleans Crescent, a
leading, and the most influential journal
Of the Southeast says, that it has here
tofore opposed reconstruction, but there
is now no alternative save to improve
this opportunity. The New Orleans
Time, opposes a do-nothing policy, and
wishes to have the bill approved al once.
The Danville, Va, Register urges the
people to hold Conventions at once, and
to improve the possibility to the utter
most.
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE ISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
Judicial District In and for Lyon County,
State Of Nevada. In the matter Of the petition
of John DrelsbRch, an insolvent debtor.
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. VIM. Hay.
don, Judge Of the said District Court, notice 10
hereby given TO all the creditors Of the said lnsol.
vent, John Dreisbach, to be and appear before
the Honorable William Hayden Aforesaid. In
open Court, Mt the Court room Of sad Court,
In Dayton, Lyon County, Nevada, on the
18th OF June. 4. D. 1867. at II o'clock 4.
". Of said dry, then and there to show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer Of said
l~nsolyent should not be granted. and an assign.
ment Of his estate be made, and no be discharged
from bis debts and liabilities, In pursuance Of the
statute In such case made and provided and In
the meantime all proceedings against said insol.
vent be stayed.
~>r. Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. s. Court this 9th day Of May. A. D.
49, 1867. DANIEL KENDRICR,.
Clerk.
=. H. 81. NJ. KENNEDY, Attorneys for Petit
toner.
800. State stamp. SOC. In. Rev. stsnp.l
lmy2e-lml
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Attention, Gold Hill Guards!

ITA MEETING OF YOUR COMPANY, 4
II held at the Armory, Monday evening. b
May q. 1867, the following Revolutions were
adopted and ordered printed {: IL
WHEREAS. Owing 10 the failure Of a majority
Of the members to pay an ASSESSMENT levied &c
procure Uniforms, and their expressed desire to
withdraw from tho Company. IL has become
necessary to disbnnd : Therefore, bs it
Re,olrtd. That the Captain be, AMI IL hereby
authorized, TO take the necessary steps TO Dis
band tho Company, and dispose oftho Company
property. and 10 report sction at next meeting
FRIDAY evening, May 81, 1867.
Resoired. That In order to defray expenses al
ready incurred, An Assessment So 80 DO levied on
each and avery member Of the Company. payable
to the Secretary, on or before May 81, 1867.
RtSolrs6, That q list Of members failing to pay
the above Assessment within the specified time
be published for the benefit Of the public.
Rssolpsd, That the fact Of = member tenderine
his resignation, docs not release him from the
Company unless the same be accepted at q
Regular Meeting. myS2t
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THE Haysien Presidency goes = beg
cling. Gen. Saget, a negro, was chosen
but refused tSe honor. Il was then
successfully offered to others, but they
declined also, and the Senate was forced
to. declare itself n provisional Govern
meut." In that shape the model col
ored republic now remains. The re-
por, that one of the ~love-lie twins Of the
Enterprise proposes "going" for the po-
s~itiou, is probably premature. The
chances are, that neither OF them could
secur the Presidency, on account OF
slight deficiencies in color and large
lackings in intelligence.
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AT the British Benevolent Society
Banquet, recently spread at San Fran-
cisco, (the benevolent business Of the
Society being to enjoy a good meal once
ayear, in ''~bauquet' association, one
Mr.. E. r. Highton made a lengthy and
pompous speech. If Mr.. f. R. Highton
will pay the poor women Of San Fran
cisco what he owes them for food de-
voured by him during the past ten years
out Of the Treasury OF the British Be-
~nevolent Society, he will bankrupt that
institution, for q twelve months accu-
mutation.
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THl FRENCH IN AxrRIcA.-Recently a
meeting of French citizens was held in
Detroit, Michigan, at which it was stat
ed that there are over 5000 900 French
Canadians in the United States, whilst
more than that number of French Euro
peans are citizens of this country. There
are large communities in the West COM
posed chiefly of French people, and in
other places the French element is in
the majority. The speakers complained
that the French element had very few
representatives in the government Of
the nation, and it was determined to
hold a convention Of French citizens at
Detroit.
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Two ELECTIONS at which the negroes
have voted the same as the whites are
reported from the South. One occurred
in Plymouth, North Carolina, on April
9Th, at which town officers were elected,
and among others a colored man was
chosen one Of the town commissioners.
The other election was held at Pensa-
cola on April Sd, and Il Mayor was
chosen. One Of the aspirants had been
a major in a colored Union regiment
during the war, whilst the other had
been a rebel captain. The colored vote
in Pensacola was divided, tho ox-rebel
captain receiving about oue-third Of it.
The white votes, with three exceptions,
we're also all cast for the rebel captain,
who was thus elected mayor by a mixed
white and colored vote by ll3 majority.
The defeated party threatened to burn
the town, but the military being called,
the disturbance which at one time was
great, was quieted.
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BELMONT IrENs.-Lew. Moore, that
prince Of villains, who would not take
the Precious M-orsel the word swsl-
lower threw him-the Postofice OF Bel
mont-ha, just been presented by some
of his Old Guard workmen with a horse,
saddle and equipments. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Urinal Gates.
The horse cost $3.50. It was a testimo-
NAL of friendship. We congratulate the
late Secretary Of the Nevada Senate, and
file leader of Morg. Miller's Gideon band.
On Monday of last week, Lew selected
the site for the Combination Company's
Reduction works. The Reporter says
that the mill is to be built in the center
of the town Of East Belmont, upon the
northern side Of the old wagon road
leading into Monitor Valley, about three
fourshs of a mile southeast Of Belmont
and a short distance northeast Of the
Highbridge mine. The linear extent Of
the excavation upon the northern side is
three handred and nine feet, to an aver
age depth of eight or ten feet. As this
is in hard ~calcareous slate, 1t is a work
requiring considerable Of an outlay but
which will, when completed, form a solid
foundation as enduring and immovable
as the hills. The lower walls Of the
structure will be Of stone, to the hight
Of the excavation upon the northern or
deepest side, and thence to the roof, Of
brick. The capacity of the mill is to be
forty stamps-one half Of the battery to
be arranged for wet crushing and the
other TO crush dry-with an adequate
number Of reverberatory furnaces for
roasting the pulp, and pans for amalga:
nation.
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HIS Doom SEALgD.-The S. F. E2>ra-
tOr-colored mans organ-says: ain
any event deliver US from Frank Pix
ley" 1t admits that Frank was an
"original Republican," etc., but says
that since hat time he has gone out OF
the way to attack negroes and China
men. The E7eratOr says that in a speech
before tho Mechanics Institute, in 1865,
Frank declared:
"Our war has happily terminated in
the snfranchigement of 1000, 900 people
who were formerly slaves" but he said;
aLet the negro fill the position which
God has given him." of servitude)''and
let him be content" thus ignoring our
claim to political rights. He also said,
"Let him, 1.-THE uegro) be educated to
the extent of his capacity, as ifth sea
pacity" to receive education was bound
ed by race or color"
Frank has "gone up"
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Notice to Creditors.

UNTHE DISTRICT COURT oYTHE FOURTH
L Judicial District, In and for Lyon County
State Of Nevada In the matter Of the petition oil
T. a. Smith, an insolvont debtor.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Hon. VIM. Hay.
don, Judge OF the said District Court, notice ID
hereby given TO all the creditors Of the said insol.
vent. 7. II. Smith. to he and appear before
tho Hon. VIM. Hayden aforesaid, In open Court,
ut the Court room II said Court. In Dayton,
Lyon County, Nevada, on tho 18Th Of June, A. D.
1867, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day. then and
there to show cause, II any they cnn, why the
prayer Of snid insolvcnt should not he granted,
aud AL assignment Of his estate be made. and he
DO discharged from his debts and liabilities. In
pursuance Of the statute In such case made and
provided; and, In the meantime. all proceed
iugs against said Insolvent be stayed.
49,, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
LIS Court, this 9th day Of MAJ, 4. D.
~, 1867. DANIEL KENDRICK..
Clerk.
F. II. 81. NJ. KENNEDY. Attorneys for PstI'
tisner.
1900, Ststo stamp. Soc. In. Rev. stnmp.l
fmyn5.lml
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BATHS! -!
HAIR DRESSING!
D r G. E r "

nR. J. G. MAYER CON.
~ tinucs in business at his k
old stand, opposite Pioneer .....
Street. Gold Hill. BATHSNHAIn7
can be obtained on short notice.
LADY'S HAIR DRESSING ROOM. I'M.
der the charge Of the well known Partisan Hair
Dresser, Francois Gillette. The attention of
Ladies' is particularly directedte h sdspnrtment.
AZ proper attention TO tho Hair Of n Lady's head
Is Of vital importance to her future happiness.
Hair Curling. Cutting. and the application OF
choice Hair RsItoratIves and Cosmetics.
DENTlSTRY.-Dr. Mayer wi lalso attend to
Drnta, Surgery, and invites all who may need
his services.
CuppInE, Bleeding and Leeching PERFORM
cd In the Best style.
ALSO. for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Lcechos.
Gold Hill, May %. 1867. my2Sf
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The Episcopal Convention Of North Car
oIinn Take High Grounds In Favor OF
Educating the Freedmen.
Ngw YORK, May 27.-The Episcopal
Convention of North Carolina, which re-
Gently met at Wilmington, adopted reso-
lutions favoring strenuous exertions for
the intellectual training of the freedmen
in order to correct the mi educa-
ton which. other denominations may
impart to them and admitting colored
mon to the ministry in the Church as
special teachers and pastors of their
own race.
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
[REPoRrrD DAILY BY n. H. YLAGo, BANKER
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s-l P. n.

FRxALE SUFFRAGE.-The question of
female suffrage must have advanced in
England far more than it has in the
United States, for on a vote taken on
that subject the other night, in the Brit
ish House of Commons, there vas n ma
jority of only 1913 against it out of n
House composed Of $50 members. The
world moves even upon that littleisland
and it will soon move everywhere. 1t
cannot 60 backward, and it dare not
stand still. Progress it must-some-
times in this direction, sometimes in
that, but it must keep moviug.-Sacrd-
mento Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-28

SOLDIERS TRANsPoRrATIoS.-The new
law of March, 1867, gives to all Califor-
MIA and Nevada volunteers, who were
discharged in Texas, New Mexico, Ari-
zona, and Utah, additional money for
transportation, not to exceed $3.50, less
the amount received on muster-out Of
service. Those who were discharged
q. Salt Lake will be entitled to about
5000, less the $40 or S45 that was paid
them on the muster-out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-28

THOMAS j. HENLEY, Copperhead all
through the war, has been appointed by
the President, Railroad Inspector in
California, vice Crane, Of Alemada.
Henley used to be termed the Demo
cratic Warhorse." He owes IS several
dollars which we placed among our
losses sometime ago. He's a nice duck,
and if his Office requires confirmation
he ought TO be a dead duck" before
the first of January.