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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-24
WIN. MAXWELL, Proprietor.

DLACKSMITH1NG AND WAGON WORK
ID done In the most skillful manner, and as
rapidly az tho law Of thoroughncss will permit.
The Wagon Shop Is under the management OF
Thos J. Williams and John Pedree.
The Foreman Of the BlacksmIthIng Construct.
ing Shop IL John Randall. Six Of the best
workmen on this Coast are employed In this
Department,
The shoeing Shop is bossed by William
Sylvester, who can, himself, put on seventy
horse shoes In y day.
, 1867-03-23
C1iolci:i!' yellow -rcvcr
Ilicllili;l Disease!

A"ES,s WAStun.-Evcry~icrc in the :'outi
To ronv"ss aud ,Ako orlr1s fur "TllE AMl:Kl.
cAS HOUSEHOLD BOOK or MEDl.
CINE" or "KVEKI ONE GUIDE IN
Iy br. Iolp JAnca. II regular
Physician nf over 80 Yeats practice in his pro-
fession. On" Vel. Dctuvo, oyrr 500 tn.r.
beautifully printed, aud durubiy bound. Ihl-
is II N~Hw-wosk, written III plnin familiar Ian
%aSg",. p"in'inH out c!cn1ly the Causes. St:hp.
toms. a't! Cure, f.ail d,.c"aea Of Men, Women.
md Children 'fiis the ariy wo.k Of tie kind
winch treats fully The new G~.srAsc. ;" Irichmas-
IT, Caused by cnting diseased po:A, This nlro
III" only Family Medical Book, which /. proyi.
dcd viii, n GUIDE to br.rL,,ii. by the MD of
which any ons can in Il moment, discriminate, n.
TO the muturc OF the diacn.e with which % pcr.on
mny he afflicted.
l%hrra! ,cr,us made with agents. Send, Tor
EiL1"l"rs, snd further information to X. ".
E.iRliOl., l.. Co.,
III. WIS, 9Th, s, Cincinnati.
, 1867-03-23

lie COTTAGE PRINTING PRES /. the
hc'i ''iciIl' pr!ntini, lrrIH ever lntrriu ,,tu public
y. -. Slilrl". du, ahlr aud ri1ici,i,t, orctS it,r but
n!i' si'4''i, u u adapted To meet tin, wamtuf Gusi
n!hS ''iyh aud "ti,srh who, for the sake uitunu,uy,
n'S'Hhi}, 81 con. rnicuc', wish to JntIni! RI urimt.
ihf, ili"t. oh ticir own premises. Il rII,n., Them,
".,ho"t delay, Iiii NJ Il small ra,ruhr, 10 lpt hand.
p'is, rhri!nih, rar,is, bilt -I:.il., Sc, ri IN st,lr
''.i'iii To ,'nt 81 Tie in"-t country I:Iu,iu.. E,c,. Al
t!r"t'"t designed AMI viii be- found useful r all lu,i.
h'Er ana professional men, yet T.. npmntr yr rrlIant-
nii "iii! ;:i>ts II ~ at inrIluai,Ir u,rntinn irr !riiux
% Only ti"i'">f, hut the cllrhlr,t mrlI,ue: adtrr
''>ii,k and hri"asin. me. business With ia prcns
W. furnish II desired, the Necessary tyrI.i,s, &c.
Tor ne execution u ~, Kind of printing.
n" it"tr ;hctrl'tAbt,, present can ln. ,t,njiu youth
WAN "isc ~ tvs" printing; offices. ItrnnErsI urra
,ut" employment with nn,urcmrnt md kirurtiun.
l ''tr $ Ut" "tt,r school for tiu. ,ouu. m.tIa, th.
printing uili"r-rurh u tili,;: n- AN lllIt.r,. uri,ltrr
.'i',f unknown: and i"r tn. purpose uf It!liii,,: tho
tI'i'', . M r:!'!5l"J mint for HE, tho ,t-- hirn vi
"I' VI our mall printing u,'i...1 rrn,i..rn rrvu!or
apprenticeship uplry,-pnry.
ifi"t'i in-tt iirtio!Is fyr .ittinE tyIr auo.annvtm.
'n I'i"s. arcuurIhny each ofscc. WL-u ,kl,d Tn.
oi'a's viii t." arranged Tor urIntinl. -ps tial,,
'r'trh. '"rhian att utli,r foreign lnl.,cr.. CIR
9'sarr trat hcr, S,."iru,n sheet. u l,pt.ut., 81.
10 coats. -
ADAMS l'l;ESs COMIisY.
JOSEPH WATSoS,r~nt
Is Ann rtr,~t ,trw iuik.
frNh'can tc : ,rn r..,,h,r 81.
, 1867-03-23
1866.

IS '~nsr:itS' INT In il:l,MiTi,,,H i
.uls.r s'itr. ail sure t'r most |lm,f., i'Al.
.%iiha.]..H 81. t;n, M'cNnvs r, ru,t"nirA. Every
~ N;'t car f.tit. ~Hr"lcrir I5rrarpl. Viii 81,
y, "nG every ~" y Il ".t,t MI die. Ernrruilv
ii so'rc / l'ec Is Iist"MtA. P"-s.hl. from where
1T w"> u"ken.-,-Lrif :har,. .L"I Mirror.
f" EG' See 'Gos,An'.' n!vcI,:Smnrnt ah,v,.
, 1867-03-23
DIR. N~ARRISOE.S
reTis!:,ltic LNxcnScs

~ ny h"rc'"h!" tnihr iflMt", cir.r 10 pain, or
,.,nh.' if"m!'Li. LrN"r "thlrI tIr .tuinhrt, ,ikr sIi
~, 'f'ly C-A' "t ( ti~fiN-.Ilt.-S mud
'ii'.- w. I'ittiir, In. ,n,t,hSu RELIEF an! never r..
l''' 'i''s'+'S'' =" 'in"' "ci'"rt a Tur,. ,lilIryn aitI
,'i'h> h'HN n-r .h'il ui'!c- any circIl III st noes
.!"' '''fcnlr. anl.l! 'hNrs 81 cent. tor ,n.. 81
. "'f''r"n = 90, l'rnlIi"tlr-; iIp.tun, Ma-.y.;c
Vii he ..;t:ir'i on rriiit',rY Giets. III, ,li'yh
, 1867-03-23
OF Iii Hcaitn.

II cnust. I'il"a. lIcniarl,e. pi,ytnc.e. 0nr,r...o. =,
t,'"r'. s"nr stomach. l',lpil,,r"nE, tir-hc. ~ III,
tHr', go IN ihi iIach ard i,.in., .tnnuriirr, Yellow
'"'nfi,'ir'. i'-- nf Appetite, Iiy,mJ-ia, Imiis-ttion
.'r. 6n;'h!n: ltt-ly !" prev" \ rriini,l. /. rncly OF
ia'n'n,' r"ssiA"n's- fia' seemed i:npr.sItiu unlil 80
, 1867-03-23
G,j- DIR. HICkNEI.L'S SYRUP. - T.
GREAT CHOLERA REMEDY,

.tl~', nrscNt"ry iiiinthon. Cholera M%or'.us. sam
tn't "."iI'"'n' i'ri""r C,a,,u, ~. ,t'ra.h" 81 i;ow
els. Sri or >nnr -t,nnnrli. i~'m'l.r:E, tinli~. Nv..
!ih'i II 7Hff.tiif''! IL ttEt or f, pay. j. I,Iiir.,
Ft:tt:t''lt. without II I,irtlt-l 'f n.unt,' ,r irj.tAtIr,
iltrhiN h"inii'. Yer! l"";."sut trtl" tt,t'. inil.i
hut s"'' ~ ~ 'i1t'l,, w',;,i!> md .;rt:ih'ns III.
sHst'iii. acts itkr Il '!:rii,. ,~''htiii,r ainrr't W.
fflr'IEtt'' r'I!,i rh'! - taste ~ Tie Iii.l, "ii SAIL
y th' ni"-i i",r.,ii!nh- ot ,lc-' niut.. SCH -
:tl u'a.'rs liz ,,",iciii.s. i'i.,>, ..irt tor citcn'ai
and i,t q. l~'r'f.,rL mi, l., 10y Al:r SUI
ION, i'rori'lrnrr. L. l.. nl.MAs, tAEN!S i CO
"i ~" r"rA, and 0")r*c {. G.l win. II Hcs,.E
i;rilcral Agents. nIy5 Ga
, 1867-03-23

w SilOIANnLils ENrNAr7 nrcuu
CURE Ki,i,ry Ii,,asr.
&Mni.AN!ih.S rAYIArr II-,rll;
cure" rheumatism.
SMoi,SIhNc l:AiRAtr m-clIy
csi:''a ttrinafy pitrnacs. ~,
'M"I-is'Ei's iNiHAcT Tt'cIir
~"rc> Gravr.
S~Mn!.NNnHL's EXTRACT KtcuU
""rrA irirnrc4.
'''"''s' f'n'I T.. trnr, NOV: h-f;rr ,.r ,4u,ii- j.,
"hht'i;::''f,'i''>. ~, ,hr,l>.a-. nai,,.t shows
~ Ter ""ntn'-S,' ar! rains lr#ihv i.ci.. i:,rnil.
,''"i'A'n's and W-n-drrs. IL, III, tom ,>t.4,.. ~,
KIND. and i perfectly ln,-.rlu-
t'''t. :'"'! by ~! AI"ihcrauir-. 1ri,t ~, ,;o!i.,
~ u. ~. rar"cs q 90. New r",h, nn! Ii.r,...
+" ''''S %, H'w tliranS, .h.'i,s f"r thr S0utI, and
"'+'. ~ RI.iiGiIS rOGEi;S. in-.om, Mass, Den
n AGENTS. .
, 1867-03-23
Piles 2'-rslsT. ,TYciu:a ca:S Nncraa,
LOO 'ihiagS Worth Yn5Hilg.

y l%.,Hi,stl. on ~",l,i,ll, in.",na:'' 'u,' man ~"
man :,i! %ci.'.!; s.,t i;.r, -, rn,riii - IN, s';i"r
.nr postage. A'An,'- 90! l,tN'rr rt2r:.. Of
l,cw pulii. as:,"'> nrt >mt,muy ~ l,.,;'! i'.:c.ii-
f;.r,c'. n,,,>, i,Mi,ia,tS an! au,,tlrs,s. ., ,r'.* y
)rar; SlA.' men "n..vi ] et.i iNrri!i ~ uhr >;.ii.'
~ ~lu$.are. A,il,,Se ADAMS * e. l'u,li> =,
I nmirui-.urci I:nst.u. 40
, 1867-03-23
Oria Skishss 4 Co.,

Snlr..i sn!rirtnr, Springfield Ia~.
Barnes, Ward i 20. New Orleans lemA.. u'srrs
4 60, New York, "i,oA>.i. agents ,oi shc a1oro
arnrirs -.
, 1867-03-23

u!. M!!i!l, RENOWNED MADAME:
: /i'iNbtIA M.turd rItir,,,,,I ~, n.t, M.i
- ''t'H''i inrh'!I t"lhai hsint, i,rn Snn,, ,,r. ~.
~" 'ii'i Z, ''i.ls l"in failure nlIuntl,, l., t,l,n.
nay ut. li 'ius.,ttn -" -"
M.,."inc MARIE ZIGNOt.I,
OFT i'llicr.
.'",nst0D. S, L.
, 1867-03-23
rAIHR IN
DIFFICULTY nIlirST7nS.

HiAMiSORRIi.HA. ASEMIl.
lie r,st.ri,y Of III" A,,ada,ic. ~ M,.l. in.. 81 r>r,
recommend thG Phosphate, % Iron l." ! s.U.> 81 ,Iirnt.
S'-i'tlintl''n. snn'rinS hnrniis; and all s.,h.r ,.r.,,.
fa'i.nTNi from Owe: anhity, nrr,"ns ,1n",inH.. ~ r
work. general .i,ii!it! airl i"",ri. - ~ 't...l
flA The only preparation WI irh rcvsr cnus.a S>,ny,.
iatl'fl AMI eau IL l-rnv hy .n- doe. .irt.. a,c stomach,
, 1867-03-23

A!rssrs J HItNliSI * u, l.o n,uoJr,,
nj '"'N NY "iNh {" i']'.'ily.'h i.y!., ,li.pvsc Of
'ii a'"Er ir.:'.h:ih.isi Sturk. tcI,iIir,t,-, nsuiinv
tHc .aiinlt>,.. are placed in sr!ed ,nYI,,,a. ana
wei missed Ilo.,lrrI nrr @rntit!r,l e, ,,c articles
ran f" ION tl"'r csr;ilica:r. upon my,rn, OF Urn
i'"ii.'ii. wlHti"r Il l.: II Match wur,i $50 ar one
WORTHLESS. Iir return ri any al ,u, certificates
entities You to III" article named thereon uIn,n INV.
in"''i. Irrespective az ia worth, an,l ~ M article
'n!i!cI l'-' ,ilai : IN /, tnl;,rl ON nl,r ccr,1cu,e. il
will u, once iHu sc,.l tint TIL, is
Flo Lottery. but n straightforward
legitimate Transaction, which NAV be
participated III ovon by tho most lay-
tiuionsl
y single Certificate will lie scn. Nv ms,l. uat
pane, niOa r,<rirt Of 2actI.. tire for 81. eleven for
s.. thirty -'hr,e h'I' e'r;,ni Ir,riniuia Tor -. .i1,,-
-x md nit,r vIlunhlr premium for gin. ono
iaiiiir'i ";,i me-, ,nrtrh WnutI tr GA. To
At''iis or these wishing employment I'LL. IA n ran
opportunity. i. II n l"cititnai"ly c,ninc,cI hu,l.
I-,s.. duly AUTHORISED hy The tiLrrrnrrt,t NJ, and eren
I" the in'~1 "Hrciu! scrutiny. Try w
.i0Ti,., ### - ""t a -"
, 1867-03-23

"S THE POPULAR ONE rI,lcB Jan.
'lylnl every Patron y Iiahlsnn, and Re-
liable Watch inr tln low Price otu',n Dol.
lars,
, 1867-03-23
j.. HICKLIHG CO.,
lao broadway, Now York
KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME T. F TiinRHTnS, Tho great English As.
'r"s"s'''' rhirr"yant, aud ps, eho,nrt riesan. who has
nstonisl,,l TIC scientific elh,fcs Of tho Old World,
has now lnrnicd hcrarlf ut II hudson, New York. ia.
dame Thornton iv,srcs.r- such wonderful powers of
frrui'! sight as 10 enable her TO impnrt kno.l-.lrc Of
th' rrra'est Importance TO the single or married. q!
either rex. " lille IL 4 state OF ttsaec she dclln,ntrs
The very i'nturrt OF tn" very person yon are 10 mar
ry, ana hy thc aid Of an in.trn nltnt Of Intense powc:
known as IN" I't.thorno,ropc, rnnrnnttr. to 1r.dusc
n liir liz" iictun' Of tho husband or " Ifc nf the m.
Tilrani, f"re'h"r With date OF marriage, position in
life, !-ar.'nI tIaits Of character. &c. This Il. no hum
lag, a. tS"nsnnds uf testimonial, can ASSERT. She Will
frnh. when desired, n certified certificate, or written
ruai antrr. that The picture + nhlt 4, I,rpor,4 10 be-.
ly cnclo'in. Il small lock "f hair, AN! stating lilac.
Of hi!ih, nGr, disposition, AMI rou.li-Xiun, ana en-.
rl"'ih% Nty cents nm! stamped cnr cl"Ir aidrna-.d. 10
y"nrAil, !nu viii ~ tivc HE irtn.e I.i dr.Ire.i in.
i"imIii"n iy rrtnIn mil. Az communicates ions 40.
ti''lr tunni!~n:!al. Address. IN ebsitreo, MlnArH
IF lhhtNI"E,i q Ron, "a. linden y. y.
, 1867-03-23
lIoNAcE "ArER"'
Great Mnical Establish-
.nlent. ,.....s..-

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II.SIiMn>IAiS.
vi, i, i.-H. ). L,ai@,ii-i. 1870 -
,,s ~".I I'D. "ii pr. ~, 81 TX I,. ~" L.. III. ~ !. .h T. : ,,"ro n J., ws'"t,
~, in'i!,T. I1.i.iinn lni'i!iS'nr"r;
nos tIr,."cc!'i, .'"-"n,l material. Advocate 4 Jnnr-
Wai,r-' flames anil Mcl,.l-uns challenge c,.nra. I,on
wii'th, hn'r' Ii'''t" m. rh',c In tao r,in,r, ll"nr
i"nsrr wntr,s' Iia." '"r,'- n1c Of nhl. rrh md .,.n
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'',.,ii f'l,'; Nm ,'rs ',.' nm s"lurr.
si.-' Mn,ir nmi nm. mnss published Ia Tin I nin.i
S' Si.s, ,, w,.ir n i mi,,r .o,,,., :,
s.s,ir;h "ri.'i. and "lh, : li,ntA,. luidi,l. ~i l., linrae.
s,i,.!a u->cisoni IiI,.,. 20.
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EEi.I.S. No.. ! md 2.in Ono Volume. ST,
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n.AI"StIiUbjl. iHil:ir.iI.' i"' Iabl.. s,honl,
,nrl :, '.,nni'. I'altr ,"",cr-. I1,,r i,rlI,,. rr DIR.
TIE c~nkIsflAk MELoplSr. new rr.
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~; i""a,'!, three i',iisi, ai", tt,lA t,m,. i
MANIFACTOKY AND WAREKOOMS
sHi r"ah" y. y.
HORACE WATERS.
, 1867-03-23
ROOTS


rn~.r's~ The lie Of lhe NAT changes =. trnrn
grn! " il original ocior in ihres ~s<isl pre.shu
the hair from falling is the hes. aritle Tor a,rr-
-inr ii.c hair ever hnnd in market: Will suNly
remove dandrniI md cure all diseases Of tho
s~nlp; ia delightfully."- rrrfumcd. sures lmldnc.s.
and will not stain the ,kin is u perfect l~rstorer
AMI Dressing r,nnl,iiicd. M other
h the hair contains l'cs.nchio MT ON. sold Ly
sil druggists.
, 1867-03-23
St~ lorA Nsrsh -, lS4

Ms,'r'. G~,c. h-L'7 : -. iiuds"n, y. \. -
treats NJ n'n :. 49, !'"I tr'irt, nj. Of isark
rd ~ sr!t u. hr'.:n !. Ia. 49, o. } SIr ,,oii,n bi:t~fs
AIN induced to artuo~ i..iur MY .,n,r II rniil.I.
In this lrttrr.l r"n rorht, uti-lly assrrt IL! al .llr< She
hrht iUt,l< ~ ..nI t,!tt"r. entered II, ivu.rl have
li.HLd M complaints - ,ttsprr.IS. Ny VIZ md AssB
sro"t'led with m."";J Tor >rA'.. Th' . rtnptuu,s snI
tlr dIs"as" l.>rv bo:ii !. q, and phr b, well. UiE>rssr
oar Family sntor'e tts good 1u<IIIss " ,cItlItisls.
aud rau OIL! "a! In e,nrl.,i"n thai Ih"uia be
halI'I l" CIV" V'ri'al s,iLrarr "a Ma d.,ahtiLS A. asJ
tuhs ihty my CAL on ne. Wlt!I hath rrrtrh An,
..H 1uurs, tAIJ, Il. \. uIal.AiA,
, 1867-03-23
s'iEIsor'E IsS.t: N 10 slI.uR,
Iiiia not 10 DO IGid for unloaapcrrcct-

|f''h not 10 20 Ixid FOR u~nloaspcrrcct-
Is satisfactorily!
y" Solid 'i"!i Huniiu. Wa, hrs. ,LO Ia e-.n
~ H'.'I' 'f'-rI t;"li W.,rh.,. ....... ~, 20 81,
49, '"'i',' vaccine. lnn,n. ll,-i....... ,., To ~
"'''"'d in'iiim; cii.nrmr,,r Wn,clr.:so L, ri.
:''ci' Hrn''n- Im@lisr .tr,t-....so ,p ~,
'''.d l'"nt'''t lmr!'x Wntcir-......l% TO 50
Toll 'i"n'!ny Ancricau WatllrA..,. uJ e, o.p
'i'"r il1ntin;. ~ e, IED
80 SILVER liuitln. pupl. Ma. "a 4, w,
~ 'soi'' i.titrs' WstrIi.4.. "a I, ~,
49, ''"li Hurting i."iInLs... 80 r, Is
49, M'e''i'sii'"i- silver Wn,clra........E tu $50
2'''' n"nilnt 'i!Trr Watches i, -,
49, y ~"rf''i Nai,h.t. Ill ki,ils. Ia Il. :;
III i'ciy PATTON nh::lin- II Wu,cl,tr hi. mr.
t'i'-''ni''';, costing i,n, $40, while Ii, nav lr North
800. y" ls~,rtinii,y shown. "a
, 1867-03-23

80 MORE f0FrETl or TEK HOOD Akp.
IAi.E cox ll.EIItS.
DR. Lcra's Phohnatc OF Iron.
HE nrr ftrrnsfno.. in-ilcino Noa.nins H.. ole.
Tnenh Of The tl.o', ana hon.. AMI IRON ia = llurid
state. Ith different rrhra all hitherto ,G.red In III,
~i'ri.!e. Is liquid, coior1,-s and i.siA,ss. &, ,1-.-,il,
Cara.
~ Cir.OHO5ls.
rAlHs IN THE STOMACH,
, 1867-03-23

2iN. FnLriRpt sweet NuaI!,~l, July ~. lSSA.
SNr-sis l.'in- 4 l;"li.h-,..uil, n,u;-I.r NV lstb.
'nrrb atlact>"i hJ.I,tsin: =" niucL =. :Lai s..nid
Min t!lN'nln f'ia'E. y ins,.! lu rl At.Ilr,, u.rs tL.n
tNtiiJ inihnt... M .!tEi ] thi"FirLrrd = .r,tt ktru
Ing ~ Of A'''hht ~ tt|i.a az thu h-aTi:. ,.uvrsiJ.,..s.
lion W iTirh, S!Erh,'-! A!iI, frequent ir.ll !. ,u.I-
n.si. t 'NtGn">s 81 .ifti. trI,.i ,ar,a, s,th.r tr, :. :.
i-mi"i>, Ni'i ,i"tnach i't'T.rNti.n.. ~ il!iu.t ain, +, %,
-! Al! -c"et".! !rlt'f. t!llI .-.,I ruus g. itlr. ~ Uut,",
''ol!rn Iih'F>, siL,- whist. jotIo,i have ~, 49,,
t'"nh!'h viii fl -inrlr t"r o! ,hr above y Iu.S,x
Ir"n' th' h'n'it ih"'s fi:~sA Ln.c at.rt,i IN, yLE,
II ny asiJ 'os'pirtr rAbrl! my rtrAi.ul hrf.
Two 5. Ham,1on.
A.svuh.rsi .Lt t,l!shr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
Safe News.

One of the victims of the terrible
railroad disaster at Angola. n. Y.
was CHARLES LoBDELI, assistant edi-
tor Of the La Crosse Democrat.
A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held in Milwaukee, on Saturday
evening last, for the purpose of es-
pressing opinions in favor of the gov
ernment making demand for the re-
lease of American citizens held as
prisoners in confinement by foreign
powers.
The Richland County Republican
says that Hon D. B. Priest, of Yer
non county, will be presented by some
members from the Sixth Congressional
District as candidate for the Speak
ership.
The Soldiers Record, says: Geo.
H. Bates, of Edgerton, in Rock coun-
ty, has entered into an agreement
with resident of that town, b. which
he binds himself, if the latter Will pay
his family one dollar day during his
absence, to carry a good sized Ameri-
can flag from Nicksburg, Miss.
through Mississippi, Alabama, Geor-
gia. South aud North Carolina, and
| Virginia, to Washington, on foot, to
| commence about the first of January,
and be in Washington on or before
/ the fourth of July. Mr. Bates was
| formerly a Sergeant in the Union Ar
my, and proposes to show that the
| good old Union flag will now protect
him wherever he may go. throughout
| the l mon. The wager Is the result
of political discussion during the
late State canvass; his opponent
claiming that the Union flag was not
respected by the Southern people
| George proposes to show that it is
Ne like his pluck, and have no doubt
| Of his success"
The payment of ten dollars State
bounty on wolves, wildcats and lynx
IS amounting to a considerable sum,
reaching sometimes $500 in day
| Total this month so far. s.. 200, of
which bat small part is for wolves.
Payments for this purpose are extend
ing. September 30th they amounted
| to 1925.
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The Very Latest.

Gold closed in New York on Mon
day evening at 1884.
Smithson has brought a suit gainst
ex-Secretary Stanton for false i'm pris-
onment. 1t appears that Smithson
was arrested, court-martialed and SEN
fenced to FIVE years i'm prisonment for
furnishing information to the rebels
concerning the numbers and move
ments Of the garrison at Washington
in the first year Of the rebellion.
Large and enthusiastic meetings
have been held at Springfield, H.,
aud Philadelphia, Pa, and other pla-
ces expressing opinions of a demand
for the release of all American cIti-
zens now confined in prison by foreign
nations for political offences.
Hon. c. s. Hamilton. Representa-
tive in Congress of the Eight District
Of Ohio, was murdered by his insane
son. on Sunday morning last.
The Finance measures Of Congress
are creating a paEIcal .tremor on Wall
street. 1t Is purported to make L. s.
Bonds taxable: though the law clearly
intimates that they shall not be sub
jet to State or Municipal taxation,
vet leaves them unencumbered as to
taxation by Congress. There Is not
the least doubt but the bill viii pass.
SOLDIERS BOUNTIEs.
The Special Committee to inquire
into the cause Of the delay in the pay
ment Of additional bounties to soldiers.
has reported $4,000 claims fled in
the Office up to the first day of this
month. and Of these, 273. 600 remain
unsettled They recommend that an
additional force be employed in the
Office and to pay duplicate checks
upon evidence of the loss Of the orig
inal.
Gen Grant has ordered the closing
Of the War Department on Christ
mas and New Years, and fixed the
business hours betA cen those DAYS
from 9 TO L.
1t IS thought bill viii be reported
aud passed bv Congress forbidding all
sales Of public lands except in the
manner provided in the Presumption
and Homestead laws; thus cutting off
all speculation and securing the ac-
tual settlement and cultivation of all
the land now belonging to the govern
ment.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

the coming year the political surface
VIII become alarmingly agitated IN
the canvass for President of the UIi
ed States, and we shall emphatical!v
support the choice of the people at
the Chicago Convention aud all men
who rega the true interests of their
long troubled country. should read for
themselves, and know for themselves,
what will constitute those interests.
Our County will also elect full set
of officers, and with this our people
are closely and locally interested
We should feel greatly encouraged IN
our labors to see our subscription list
doubled for the coming wear, as by
that we should know that the deter
mirlation of the people was for the
advancement of knowledge in the true
science Of government.
All we have promised we will en-
deavor in the coming year faithfully
to perform, wishing at once, a"Merrv
Christmas and Happy New Year
to all.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25
Congressional.

CoNGHEss has adjourned for a
couple ofweeks and the members gone
home to spend the Holidays
They passed but few bills prior to
their adjournment, and those few were
of but little interest to the people at
large.
On the 10th inst, the House settled
the matter of Reconstruction by a
vote of III to 50 in favor of permit
ting the lew to remain as heretofore.
They intend to reorganize the South
ern States on the basis of universal
suffrage, and if possible, have all their
representatives. admitted to both
Houses prior to July, 1865.
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Presid ent JOHNSON has sent a spe-
cial message TO Congress, besmiling
General HANCOCK, who, as military
commander at New ORLEANS, has
proved himself the first toady to the
my policy doctrine amongst the
military commanders of the South.
y J. also declares that he would
heartily rejoice if the Democrats
would nominate HANCOCK for the
Presidency. ANDY and the Democra-
cy have probably made q treaty, offens-
i've and defensive, looking to HAN.
COCKS nomination.
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The convention adjourned until the
Sth of January next.
MACON, Ga, Dec. pa detatch-
ment of troops left tonight for Mill
edgeville, supposed to have some con-
nection with the Treasurer's refusal
to pay money to the order of General
Pope and the convention
AI.AB ANA.
This State has finished its constitu-
ton and there does not appear to be
Objectionable features enough about
the instrument to prevent the State
from being re-admitted at once.
TEXAS.
Texas holds its first election un-
der the Reconstruction act on the last
Monday Of January next.
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From the South.
Georgia Constitutional Convention.

Dec. 23.-The Convention met this
morning and Immediately took a re-
cess till 3 o'clock this afternoon. In
order to give the Finance Committee
an opportunity to negotiate loan to
pay the expenses of the Convention
The afternoon session was extreme
lv stormy The Finance Committee
failed to secure a loan. and reported
an ordinance to authorize a further
effort. which was defeated on the
ground that nothing could be do2e.-
The report of the Commissioner. sent
% Milledgeville 10 draw $40 900 from
the State Treasury, was received
1t saws he showed the State Treasurer
the ordinance Of the Convention. with
Gen. Pope,S authority and decision
endorsed. and that the Treasurer said
he must decline paving out any mon
ev on such authority, beng sworn to
obey the constitution and laws of
Georgia. and was bound only to paw
warrants signed bv the Governor.
During the debate that ensued. one
delegate said the Treasurer had Suub-
bed the committee. Another said he
would 10 God the convention could
snub Pope. The negro Bradley said
the Sergeant-at-Arm should be sent
with til, Of soldiers II bring that i'm
pudent Treasurer 20 the bar of the
convention. Another negro said.
= What did they bring rs here for?"
Great and extreme indignation :
expressed By the delegates. a maiorI-
" of whom have not money enough To
take them home. The hotels. board
ing houses. convention printer and
officials suffer severel-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-25

THE newly elected Congress of the
Republic ofMexico is in session. Pres
ldent Juarez, in his Message, thanked
the United States for the aid and
sympathy extended to his cause lur-
ing the struggle with the Euro pean
uSurper, and states that our Govern
ment Is the only ally the Republic Of
Mexico has. Political matters in that
country have a more encouraging
aspect
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GENERAL MILEs, the Superintend-
ent OF the F'reedmen's Bureau in
North Carolina, has written a letter
to General Howard against the pro-
posed abolition Of that Bureau next
summer, when the law creating it
VIII expire. He deems the Bureau
more necessary now than it has been
hitherto. for the welfare and protec-
ton of the freedmen.