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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-20
Notice to Dos-owners.

NOTICE rs HEREBY aIvEN<-
IN that In accsrdance with Ord. JR
nance No. II. Section 8. . License ofd-~
Is On eaeh and every Dog. male or femals, with.
due On the frRsT DAY OF APRIL. A. D 1857.
An psrssnsf falling 20 pay said License VIII have
thsir doSs ssissd and put In pound. and n not re-
dssmsd with oosts. the dogs will be Killed.
W. HgBEEGAN. Town Marshal.
aed Hnl Nsfsh %, lssI mr3oa
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Ii II Y!

Auburn, Golden, Flnxcn Sc silken Curis,
DR0DUCED BY THE USE OF PROF. DE
L BREUS' FRlSER LIE CHEVEUX. One ap-
pllcatlOn warranted TO curl the most straight and
stubborn hair OF either sex Into wavy ~ringlets, or
heavy massive curls. Has been nsed by the fashion,
ables OF Paris and London. with the most crafty
ing results. Does no injury. TO the hair. Price By
mall. sealed and postpaid. 81. Descriptive Crcu.
lars mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4
CO., Chemists, No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, n. T.,
Sole Agents forthe United States. aplly
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S25 REWARD
sRoBBuNeA GRAvRYARDm

GONE INFAMOUS scoUNDRDL. Or
y seouudrels, having the fear neither Of tho Al
mighty. IN. dead. the devil, or the law, during
tho late storm stole from the Gold Hill Cemetery,
ten fence posts and several boards. / will pay
reward OF e25 for any Information which VIII
lead 10 tbs arrest and conviction Of the thief or
'nieVes. II. H. HAHLN,
Gold Hil' April ,, 1857. aPs-tf
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FOR SALE.

ITHB BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LOT, oPy
l. posits the Odd Fellows Hall, on Main Street,
Gold Hill. ! will sell for q reasonable price. for
cash. whaling to leave the State on the first Of
April. Apply on the preml.es: "a
Gold Hill, March II, 1857. mrll.tf
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EXCELSIOR! EXCRLsIOR:
HAIR XTERMINATO

no THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INvAL-
i liable lepilatory recommends itself as being an
almost indispensable article 10 female beauty, ID
easily applied, does not burn or injure the skin, but
acts directly on the roots. 1t Is warranted TO re-
any part OF the body, completely, totally and radi-
cAlly eNtirpatlng the same. leaving the skin soft,
smooth and natural. This is the only article used
tory In existence. Price IS cents per package, sent
postpaid, TO any address, on receipt OF an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS AGO, Chemists.
ap5.iy 25 River St., Troy, N, Y.
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venereal or Chronic.
Structures OF the Urethra.

IL another formidable enemy to health. Ssndfor
one Of my circulars on that disease, and inform
yourself Of the terrible results. Ths worst cases
cured In few dgys,
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Venereal Diseases,

In all their variousforms, either Primary or Sec.
ondAry. or Hereditary, completely eradieated
from the system. You're constitution being restor.
cd 10 perfect health. there will be no DANCE OF
handing down 10 your children that terrible dis
ease known as ScrofulA
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Tho public Is cautiosed against purchasing the
,,me Holders Of the above certificates arc re-
mated 10 return the sama q. the Office Of the
Sonrv ~ R wEGENER. 6ec'y.
osBoe. No. as Montgomery street, Ban Fran.
cisco, Cal, April 4, 1857. apalw
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FREQ 20 Everybody!

A Large 6 Up. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest Importance 10 the young Of both sexes.
II teaches how the homely MAJ become beautiful
the despised respected, and the fOrsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address. and receive O copy postpaid, by re-
turn mail. Address r.. o. Drawer, Il,
ApSly Troy. n. Y.
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CAPlLLI.

E0R RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD HEADS
Il Qrom whatever canse II may have fallen out)
and forcing 4 growth OF hair upon the face, II has no
equal. II Will force the beard to grow upon the
snl0Othcst face In rom I'VE to eight weeks, or hair
upon bald heads In from two 10 three months. A
few ignorant practitioners have asserted that there
Is nothing that VIII force or hasten the growth Of
the hair or beard. Their assertions are false. a.
thousands OF living witnesses from their own ex-
~periencc) can bear witness. But many will say, how
1t certainly Is difficult, ~ nlne-tenths OF tie differ.
ent Preparations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless. ana you may have already
thrown away large amounts In their purchase. To
such we would say, try the Reparator Capilh Il
Will cost you nothing unless II fully comes up 10 our
representations. II your Druggist does not keep Il,
send us one dollar and We will forward Il, postpaid,
returned to you on application, providing entire
satisfaction Is not given. Address, u
w. !. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. ; West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. T..
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To Females.

When you are AFFLICTED with Weakness In the
Back and Limbs, Headache, Loss Of Muscular
Power, Palplta.ion Of the Heart. Irritabi,lty.
Nervousness. Extreme Urinary Difficulties, De-
and othsr diseases peculiar to Females, consult
DR. T0zEE, and you will receive particular at
~tsntion. Let no false delieaey prevent you, but
apply ct once, and save yourself from painful
suffering and premature DEATH
Nv rooms are 90 arranged that there Is no dan
Ger Of exposure. or Of meeting any one except
the Doctor.
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known to fall In giving relic: in those cases for
which they are recommended. To be obtained
only At nv ONCE.
Price, FIVE DOLLARS-wlth full directions
on each Box. Sent by Mail or Express.
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DRUGGISTS LABELS,

In short, everything thar can os done IN q Book
and Job Printing once. from the smallest and
mott delicate Card or Circular. TO the largest
sI,s and most snowy Posting Billiard which
will DO turned out In q style that cannot fall 10
insure entire satisfaction.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING oPy1cB.

BOOK A Nd JOB
Printing Office,
MAIN sTRRRT.....GoLD HILL.
PHILIP INSTRUMENTATION
PLAIN AND FANCY ryg.
JOB PRINTING
OF EVERY VARIETY
Executed with accuracy and dispatch
. s.a.# .. ..|.. |" .'..
IN STYLE THAT WILL COMPARE
" ST. IS Ia r
with ths very hest. and
AT RATES AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
STOCK CERTIFICATES
For Mining mad Other Co,npnnie.
-g.FvE .Fs-n
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
AND At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Cards and Bill Heads,
CHECKS. DRAFTS. RECRIPTs.
or the most modern and elaborate designs our
large and varied stock Of
FANCY INKS. TINTs, ETC.
Are ofthe finest quality, and for richness Of color
and durability, cannot be equnlcd In tho Territory
Our Facilities for the Execution Of
Decorative Printing!
In the mos, Beautiful Color, Shades and
Tints. such as
a-' .m.s gmgrL sha
STOCK CERTIFICATES
ORNAMENTAL SHOW CARDS,
FANCY POSTING BILLS.
(From a single Shoe. to the Larse's Mnmmsth,)
~PBRFU.nBRs' L.sBBLs, &c.
Arc unsurpassed by those Of any other establish.
ment In the Territory. We devote special atten
tiop 10 this branch OF the business, and Rre coz.
tinually adding 10 our already extensive aud we'll
appointed assortment Of material. .nrsFrr
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES,
.-.Cia |.tC. tL
Theatres, Concerts, Exhibitions,
Etc., Etc, Etc.
a' a'. 81 .a,I.t'a'
PRINTED IN THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
MANNER. ALSO.
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GOLD HILL NEWS,
u.rr sTRRKT. GOLD HILL.

O1UTI0N.-Csnndsnee silver Mtn.
In Comnany.-The following described certin.
sateS Of stock Of the Confidence Silver Mining
Gomnsny were sold at public auction this fourth
Ssy Of April, 1867, to pay delinquent asssss.
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CRISPER COMA.
R%EPARAToR CAPILLI.

Throw away your false f~rizzes. your switches.
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth q fig:
And rejoice In your own luxurlant hair,
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
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DR.. Gihhon,S lisnenSarY.
KEARNY STREE

616 KEARNY STREET
O4S Cor. Commercial. san
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for the treatment OF sexual
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Gonorrhca, elect. 'tricture,
syphilis in all its forms, semi.
nal Weakness, lmpoteney,
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M ~rHKIPLAoR.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty Of Psris. Graduate
Of THE University Queens College, and Physician
Of the 81. John Baptiste Society Of San Fran.
clsco 500.
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Should you be afflicted with any Of the follow.
Ing symptoms such As Weakness ofthe Back and
Limbs. Pain In the Head. Dimness Of Vision,
Nervousness and General Debility, Loss Of Mem.
DRY, Confusion OF ideas and Depression OF Spir-
Its, Evil Forebodlng. SelfdLs;rust. and an aver
sion 70 society. consult DIR. TozER At once. aud
he will restorr you to perfect health.
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In the most Beautiful Color, Shades and
Tints. such A.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

Our cable despatch from Florence indicates
that there Is still some vitality in the poor old
Pope and his Roman government Of cardinals
and kindred dignitaries. Two hundred armed
men made "a descent on the sacred city, and
the Popc's xouaves evidently made a descent
on the two hundred, and the two hundred seem
TO have had the worst Of it. Doubtless this
handful Of men counted upon igniting the dis
orderly elements Of the people, but counted
enormously, and failed. Revolution will be-
come ridiculous at this rate, and II 1t becomes
ridiculous that will be the end Of IL in Italy.
II this was the movement Of the revolutionary
junta that recently met at Brussels. the iunts
must try again.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
Provincial Newspaper ISLANDERS.

The Rev. Mr.. Merrill, Of Plattsbnrg, N. T..
sends us letter requesting the publication Of
a retracsion of slander against himself whicfI
originated with the Troy Times, and which creps
into our columns among the mass Of news
items. We cheerfully comply with Mr. Nor
rill's request, and at the same time would
state that the editor Of the Times should turn
the originator Of the slander out Of his Office ar
. laundering blockhead. If the editor himself
was the author Of the libel his subscribers
should hold public meeting and resolve TO-
let the paper 60 to the dogs.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

Battle nj O'Faion's Stntion-Movemsnts oR
Troops-punishmcnt Of Whiskcy Dealer. y
ST LOUIS, June "a, 1857 \
Omaha dispatches give the following barbarities:--
On the I2,h inst, at Fort scdgwick, Colonel Dodge had
citizen cd Hendricks noggsd-one hundred iashes
the bare back-for selling whiskey 10 the soldiers
On the day and at the place soldier received
twenty-five lashes for stealing gun On the following
day soldier spread for two houfs Tor getting
drunk, mosquitoes aud buffalo gnass meanwhile orur-
Ing him terribly. , .., . -.
between sxtv Whites belonging 10 Wilson Coggues
,raips cn voafs for Fort rhil Ksarny, and from
hundred 10 ora hundred and tty Indiana Nine Indians
are supposed 20 have been killed The whites sustained
no loss
The Indians are quist between the North Platte and
Denver City; troubles continue between Denver and
pervsr nswspspev Of the 14th announces the arrival
there or thres coaches from Platte City With forty pas
scuress and heavy mail, also coaches from Smoky
Hin.
mules from Hugo station and killed. one soldier
General Sherman IL said TO be dIsplessed with the
Colorado volunteers their movements not benz SUM
cieutiy prompt He |. stu n the North Platte.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
Another National Bank Gone.

A special telegram in this mornings HERALD
announces the collapse of the First National
Bank Of vicksburg. The officers Of the concern
stated that they could have saved it IL they had
been able to borrow twenty-five thousand dol
lars, but the condition of its affairs was found
to be so bad that capitalists refused to aid 1t,
and 1t was consequently forced to go by the
board. One by one these irresponsible insti-
tutions are dropping of, and the public are
learning by sore experience into what insecure
hands they placed their funds.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

river for QusenAown and Liverpool Tho malls WIN
close at the Post Once at halfpast ten A. n &9r
The National Steam Navigation Company's steamship
LouisAna Captain Webster will leave pier II North
river II to-day for Liverpool calling .. Queenstown
70 land passsngera
The Anchor Line steamship Columbia. Captain Carns.
CHAN. win saii At noon to-day from p,sr 20 North
river for Liverpool and Glasgow, calling a Londonderry
The Hamburg American Packet oompauy's steam ship
Cimbria, Captain Tmutmann, will leave Hobokea a.
twelve N. to-day for southamptoa and Hamburg The
mails will close at the Post Once at hafpAst ten A. n
The North German LloydS steAmship America, Cap
tain Meyer will leave her pier At Hoboksn. extra
trip. for Bremen, via Southampton to-day q twelve
The American Line steamship Mississippi, Captain
SUMNER viii sail from pier % North river as noon To-
day for Havre calling at Falmouth England The malls
will close u the Post Ofnoe at haif-past ten A. n
The nne screw steamship Havana. Captain a. B. Ho-
cum, will sail to-day for Rio Janero and tho intsrmed
ale Brazilian ports, via st. Thomas She will ioavs her
pier 4S North river as three p NJ The malls for st.
Thomas and the Brazs will close at the Post Once at
two r. n.
The popular steamship, George Cromwell Captain
Vail, Of H. B. Cromwell Co.. line, win sal from pier
No. North river at three p n today for New Orleans
direct
Advicss from Antigua ". l., dated At 81 Johns on
thus:-Flour rates have declined to $l2 80. Corn
meal In full supply. Pilot and navy bread and
crackers much wanted. Clear pork is IN supply and
sales made at s2S. Mess pork In supply and worth
$23 Family beef in half barress worth $lS Lard.
$4 80 per pail OF twenty-five pounds net Dried nsh It
is impossible 70 or except at auction, ct
from $l4 to SIS per cask good article
10 worth s1s Aiewives No. at S. 50.
o0md- W. p. lumber and l5omd shingles placed at
$22 so and IS respectively Sam. W. p lumber at $22 so
sold at e20 Sugar making progresses slowly and the crop
being reaped will not exceed seven thousand hogs
heads little than third Of what shipped
last year. Sales at So So 81 per hundred pounds.
Weather good for growing CROP Colonial bank paper
4s0. asa and 4SS for ninety. sixty and thirty days
Tho stock market firm yesterday. Gold was
strong and closed at 13SH.
DThough In some articles an increased business
consummated the markets yesterday ruled very quiet;
prices. however, very 0rm and domestic produce
generally sold at higher prces Coffee active
Cotton was dull, but unchanged In value On Change,
stase and Western -four Irregular and 1850 70 26c.
lower. Wheat advanced &c. 100. per bushel, with
fair demand. Corn opened 20. 30. higher under .
fair export demand but closed heavy with part OF tho
advance lost Oats quiet but steady. Pork was
frmer while beef and lard moderately active and
steady. Freights were dull. Whiskey was active
and firm. Naval stores and petroleum were steady.
Wool continued dull and heavy.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

COST OF REGlSl2kTION.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERAlA
NEW ORLEANS, Juae a. 1857.
10 O'CLOCK r. v.
The total OF registration in Louisiana as pros
ont time amounts TO S38 900.
NEWS FROM TINE SOUTH.

Who Are Disfranchised in General Pope's
Department..
AUGUSTA, Ga, juno 21, 1867
General Pope to-day issued special Instructions the
Board of Registers Paragraph No. directs that clerks
and reporters OF the Supreme gt-rf and inferior
courts, and clerks to ordinary county courts,
treasurers county surveyors, receivers OF tax re-
tufns, tax collectors tax receivers sherifs, justices
OF the peace, coroners mayors recorders, aldermen.
counclmen Of any incorporated city town. who
exocers OF the confcderscy, and who previous the
war occupied these Offices and afterwards participated
the rebellion. all disqualified and entitled
In reyirf rafion
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

The Advocates Of Agrarinnism. ConHscation
and Repudfatien a Little Behind tho Age.
The apostles Of the advanced ideas" of
agrarianism, conAscation and reputation are
rather behind the age. The conglomerate
party Of Pacific Railroad excursionists, under
the inspiring influence of prairie air, mountain
dew or whiskey, gave vent to some startling,
though not new ideas, on political, financial
and social matters. Ben Wade was quite pro-
gressive in his views Of redistributing pro-
perty-of taking from the rich and giving to
the poor-and Of reorganizing society on the
basis Of agrarianism. The Chevalier Train laid
down . platform, striking in character and
sulphurous in SMELL He was for awomans
suffrage, reputation and hell-fre.s Thad
Stevens is for confscation, 10 make himself
rich for the destruction Of his small iron foun-
dry by the rebels, and to build up the radical
party by seizing and parcelling out the lands
Of the South to hungry partisans. Wendell
Phillips, with all the New England land stealers
and lazy negroes Of the South at his back, 60
in strongly also for confscaton. Everywhere
the apostles Of agrarianism, repudiation and
began too late-they are behind the times.
The government is in advance of them. II will
take all the property of the country and leave
only the husks for the men Of advanced
IDEAS" The entire property of the nation may
be about twelve thousand millions. The gov
ernment takes five hundred millions a year.
which in twenty-four years will absorb the
whole wealth Of the nation. But II the national
banks remain in existence the property Of the
country will be devoured by them and the
government together in much less time. Con-
fscation is going on now at fearful rate, SO
that Ben Wade, Thad Stevens, Wendell Phillips
and all the rest Of the radical agrmians and
Jewellers may save themselves any further
trouble there is no room for them 10 come
in. As to reputation, that must follow, Of
course, from the enormous burdens piled upon
the people, which they will be unable to bear,
and from the government leaving them nothing
wherewith to pay taxes. This is the way we
are going. Where we shall bring up remains
To be seen.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

- The Eirst Gaas -
. Mr. Stewards organs denounce General
Sickles severely for resigning bis command
This Is not nrprising; for they dread as prema-
ture the reopening Of tho conflict which they
have planned, but for which they are not yet
quite ready, and which the prompt resignation
OF the General must preoipitate. General
Sickles was the first, when the Reconstruction
law was put in operation, to lead OF in the
proper Interpretation Of the powers conferred
on the military commanders by that law. His
example was followed by the generals In COM
mand Of the oIher districts Now that STAN
berry and the President have interfered to dis
turb the machinery Of reconstruction which
was beginning to work so we'll under the ad-
ministration of Sickies, Sheridan and the rest
Sickles Is the first to resent this unauthorized
and dangerous Interference. He resigns bis
position rather than submit to it By this
course he battles the intentions of these reaction
lists, and brings upon them at once the issue
which they designed TO throw into the next
Presidential contest. General Sickles is some-
what noted for interfering with the plans
Of others At the great battle Of Gettysburg he
seriously interfersd with General Leo, who was
maturing his plans for victory, and even with
some Of our own generals who were deliberat-
ing about retreat His decision and dash
brought on the action which resulted in the
triumph of the federal arms. No doubt the
Richmond organs OF Loe were as much disposed
to censure Sickles on that occasion as the
organs OF Seward and johnson are now for his
rashness in firing the first gun. But again he
has sounded the signal, and the combat
must begin. If the resignation Of General
Sickles is accepted 1t will doubtless be fol-
lowed by that Of the generals commanding the
other districts. The confusion at the South
will be worse confounded, and in the midst OF
it all the struggle between the adverse factions
OF the government will forthwith be renewed
more fiercely than ever.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

A.o.h.r Aas,.,cn 20 tho Dipiomassc staG as
Washiugs> IN.
Some swo days ago we ana ouncou 'no reoop.
ton at Washington Of Mr.. b usaoe, INC u's'
Greek minister ever accredited sne oni'cu
States In the HERALD Of yesh rcay, In our
telegraphio columns, we announO gu .ne 10.
parture from Constantinople Of Euouaru
Blacque Bey, the ambassador Of the or.e 70
the United States, the first also who has heio
this Office.
These two appointments are deeply signA :
cant They are proof to us, and proof to all
the world, of the growing importance Of tho
United States in the community Of great
nations. Time was when we were not deemed
worthy of such honor, and when we should
have grudged the expense Of reciprocating the
kindness
UTompora mutantur, OF nos mutamur IN ills"
The times, indeed, are changed, and We are
changed with them No greater proof Of this
change can be found than the simultaneous
appointment Of ambassadors to our govern
ment by the gov srnments Of Greece and
Turkey. 1t will not surprise us II we are hon
ored with ambassadors from the great nations
of Asia, such as China and Japan, before any
of the courts Of Europe.
There are other points Of view in which
these two appointments are interesting. They
manifestly indicate desire on the part Of the
two governments most Immediately concerned
to enlighten the mind Of the great republic on
this much vexed Eastern question. We should
have regretted the appointment Of MIR. Ran
gab6 by Greece If that of Mr.. Blacque had
not followed on the part Of Turkey. 1t Is bet
ter that we should hear both sides of ques-
ton.
We have no reason to find fault, but the re-
verse, with the good taste which has been
shown by the Greek government in the ap-
pointment Of Mr. Rangab6. 1t would be un-
kind, however, to omit to notice the consider
ateness and extreme delicaoy Of feeling which
has characterized the appointment Of Mr..
Blacoue. The Sultan might have appointed .
Mussulman Snd If the Mussalman ambassa-
dor had brought w!<b him his harem il would
have been impossible for our government,
rightly interpreting the constitution, to raise
any objections. In making this statement we
are not forgetful Of the platform on which the
republican party once so proudly stood. The
Sultan, however, has very wisely acted other
wise. In the person of Mr.. Blacque he has not
only sent us Christian gentleman, but gen.
tleman whose high qualities are well known to
many in this country, and particularly in this
city. His first wife was daughter Of the late
distinguished surgeon, DR.. Valentine Mott of
New York, and his little daughter has, we un-
derstand, been brought up in the midst of US
in the family of her deceased parent.