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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-01
Humbo,dt County s,,u,,.


Tho following is from the Humboldt
Register of the 27th:
Among the undsveloped mines, we
saw nothing that pleased US better than
the Chattanooga, owned by our County
Recorder, Hiram WEIGH. [Relief Bill
Hiram1 A shaft, sixteen feet deep, ex-
poses a vein, FIVE feet wide, Of rich ar
gentiferoas ore, forty or fifty IONS Of
which are now on the dump.
The most important feature Of Winnie
mucca is the building of a large quartz
mill. Machinery aud lumber are now
on the road, and in a few weeks the
mill will be in running order. The
streets here we found full of teams, and
everything indicates q bright future for
Winnemucca.
NEGusvILLE.-Ten miles above Fair
banks, situated in a beautiful canon,
on a most delightful stream Of water,
flowing from perennial springs, high
upon the mountain side, is the making
of a hou,ishing village. Mr.. Negus is
building q mill here. He expects to
have his mill in running order in four
weeks. He has let a contract TO Fair
banks and Cusick to deliver the ore at
the mill, giving them the largest con
tract of the kind ever let in the county.
Forty thousand dollars for the hauling
Of ten thousand tons of ore, looks like
business. With ten thousand tons of
ore, at an average yield of 500 per ton,
mill process, it would not take much Of
mathematician to figure out one million
Of dollars. The Golcouda mine has
been thoroughly tested.
Judge We Of the value Of the Gold Run
mines, when contracts to sink shafts are
l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-01
For Rattle

u,HERE WILL BE A RAFFLE FOR A FINE
American Horse, Saddle and Birdie. at the
senate saloon. on the 10th day of August, 1867.
100 Chances at % per ehnnee. For particulars
INQUIRE at the Senate Saloon, or at my stable,
where the Horse and rigging can oe ssSn. Lne
Ranas IA 10 b. governed by the rules OF Raining.
nam" c. L. BROWN.
Gold Hill. July 10. 1867. jyiO-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-01

A LII KINDS OF CUTLERY, HENRYiS
"A Rides, Guns. Pistols. and Locks made and
Repaired.
-. Particular attention paid TO Grinding and
Pohsbing Razors. BARRIERS and ra'iors shears'
virginia City. July %. 1867 ly29.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-01

ASsAlEks AND BANKERS NOTICES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-01
BLACK CROOK
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The Proprietors respectfully Inform the public
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This establishment to give entertainments OF the
irst.class order. Their intention Is to please all
who may honor them with their patronage; and
hey wish II distinctly understood that there will
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-28
The Surratt Trial.

WASHINGTON, May 27.--The trial OF
John ii. Surratt, on motion of the gov
eminent was postponed until the loth
of June, in order to afford time TO
procure several important witnesses.
United States Attorney Darlington and
Judge Pierpoint argued in favor of the
postponement or continuance OF the
case until another term, as several lln-
portant witnesses were out. Efforts
have been made to secure them, but
without success. One was in New YORK,
a second in Maryland, q third in Mich
igan. Il fourth an actor who had gone
to California. Those witnesses may
possibly appear at any day. New
testimony and new facts have also
been recently discovered. New devol-
opments have also been made. In case
of this Importance the prosecution
would not like to go to trial unless pos
itively ready.
Mr.. Merrick replied stating the coun.
sci for the defendant had been engaged
in bringing witnesses to Washington at
heavy expense, one of them from Can
ada. another from the extreme Southern
end of the United States. If the case
was further continued or postponed till
next term, it would be impossible to
keep the witnesses here. -..,.
The Court thought it would be well
to call the witnesses i'll order to deter.
mine whether some future time should
be set for trial.
Judge Pierpoint moved that the trial
be postponed until the 10th of June:
The Court opposed the motion, saying
the United States had had ample time
to have witnesses for the prosecution.
The case was finally postponed two
weeks from to-day, in order to afford
further time to procure the attendance
of witnesses.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.]


LONDON, May 27.AfLe question as TO
whether the death sentences Oh 'iie
Fenian couvicts shall be carried ouI ~
not enerosses public attention. Ihe
press of England and Ireland geheras
urge that the sentences be commu'eu ~
Imprisonment for life. :, d,
A dispatch from Dublin states that
the Jury brought in verdict OF guilty
against O'Brien, coupled with recon-
mendation to mercy.
1t is said that the American Minister
Mr.. Adams, will interpose his good off
ces to save the prisoner, Mcclure, from
the scaffold.
Consols 93l; bonds 72a; Erie 800; llil'
nois Central 76!. g. .,
LIVERPOOL. Noon.-COtton firm, az
lie for uplands. Breadst1ns S s.eaGs
Corn has advanced to 39s 3d., froVls'
IONS unchanged. Other articles un
changed. c,o ea1. 800.
72l: Illinois Central 76; Erie 494' -.
LIvEnrooL, May 26.-Cotton close9
ouiet; middling uplands IL; Orleans l2s
sales l2.O OO bales. Breadstutfs closet
Arm, Corn-39s Cd for mixed western
Wheat-l4s for California white; 13s "
for red western. Provisions closed tirn
with an advancing tendency: Porl
easier. prime mess SIS Gil per Dbl. Beef
| oxtra nrime mess | 30s. Lard Sos pc
cwt. Bacon sos for Cumberland CIV,
Spirits turpentine 34s Sd; taliow AIS Cd
| Petroleum refined Is Sd. rr-ar
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New York Items

New YORK, May 27.-Judge Nelson,
of the United States Circuit Court, has
denied the motion on the part of Ed.
win Forrest to restrain Mrs. Forrest
from collecting certain moneys dine heI
under order of the Court for alimony.
A prize fight will he up Sunday at
the foot of Odd street, East river.
Nearly 300 emigrants have arrived
since Saturday.
The long contemplated chess match
between the Michigan and New York
clubs, by telegraph, will he commenced
in about fortnight.
Judge McCann has decided to hold
certain women known as industrious
tieas" for trial, on charge of keeping
disreputable houses.
Mrs. Ripley, of Hartford, has declined
to prosecute George B. Buell., arrested
for forging power of attorney. to dis
pose of the stocks, valued at $4,000
belonging to her. Buell. is her son-in-
law.
The rumor of the removal of General
Sheridan from command of the 9th mil
tary district, and the appointment OF
General Thomas to the vacancy, is con-
templated by the President.
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Weekly Review Of the Oil Market
PITTsBURG, MAY q, 1867.


The market during the week was dull;
the sales were the smallest We have re-
corded for a long time. Buyers were
shy, and not disposed to operate to any
extent. Holders, however, were, pretty
firm in their views, and not inclined to
make concessions in order to effect sales.
The stock of crude on the market is not
large; the entire receipts for the week
were only 12,345 bbls. The rates for
bulk oil were 7a7tc; packages included
l2al2sc, according to the gravity. The
entire sales for the week were 4oOO
bbls, at the prices we have named, a
falling off, as compared with last week
of 600 barrels. Most of the retiners
have a good supply OH hand, and are
not inclined to invest at the present
time. The Eastern and European mar
kets are very dull, having a surplus
stock on hand.
REFINED OIL-The market towards
the close of the week became dull. Most
of the operations we're on call, deliver
BILE at any time during the present year
ut the OPT of the seller, the purcha-
scr paying 81 per barrel as a bonus.
The weeks sales of bonded were 1000
barrels. Prices were for immediate de-
livery, Philadelphia, light straw to
white, 25Ic; standard white 26a26ic per
gall. Nest Of the retiners have sold well
ahead: others have contracts that will
last for some time. The prospects forthe
oil men don't look very Hattering at
present.
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Rnces nt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 27.--The spring
races at the Buckeye Club course open.
ed to-day. Two races were announced
The first was hurdle handicap
all ages, stakes $500, two miles, and
over Z hurdles, but was postponed Oh
account of the weather. The second
race was for the Buckeye Club stakes,
$500, mile heats, for three year Odds
Three horses started. The first heat
was won by kean Richards, bay colt by
Lexington. Time l:54t. The two last
heats were won by Alexander Marion.
Time 1:55 and 1:5S4. The weather was
very unfavorable. 1t rained nearly all
day to-day, heavy, and the attendance
was consequently small. Tomorrow
bids fair to be pleasant, when the Buck
eye course stake will be contended for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
surrntt,s Trial - Appointmeut-eaen'
Sernl Pope-Th New Orleans hiot
Dispatch.


surrn,t,s Trial - Appointmeut-taen'
sernl Pope The New Orleans Riot
Dispatch.
New YORK, May H.-The Times spe-
cial says: The trial of Surratt VIII not
be proceeded with to-day, for the reason
that the present term of the Criminal
Court expires by law on the first OF this
month. The Government counsel VIII
move postponment till the next term'
which commences June Sd.
The President has suspended VIM: II.
Whitaker, Assistant Treasurer at New
Orleans, and appointed j. c. Walton 10
the place. This is the first removal
under the tenure of office act, winch re-
ouires evidence of fraud or malfeasance
before the President can act; then he
has to report his action to the Senate
within twenty days after the COM
mencement of the next session.
The Herald's special says. j. NJ.
Burnley will succeed j. II. Ashton as
Assistant Attorney General. .,
Gen. Swayne is in consultation with
Gen. Pope concerning the Mobile riot.
Gen. Pope has deposed several Sherifis
in Georgia for neglect Of duty. Ailpre-
variations have been made in Alabama
for the registration and the receipt o,
the opinion of the Attorney General Will
set the officials at work.
The Tribune's special says: The true
reason of Gen. Thomas call to wash
ington is that the President may get q
true statement of affairs in Tennessee,
there being much complaint against
Brownlow's military rule by the rebels
The judiciary committee on Saturday
examined witnesses concerning the
mutilation of Sheridan's New Orleans
riot dispatches. 1t appears the Presi'
dent merely gave authority to publish
the despatch, leaving it to his private
Secretary, Col. Morrow, to say how
much should be published.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-28
Baltimore Cattle Marked.

DALIlMohL, phay ~"} tSV''
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings ut the
Scales dnring the past week amounted
to SIS head, against $50 last week. Ut
the number offered, 225 head came from
Ohio. 36O from Chicago, and 6S from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad; 10 from Chicago, IS from
Pittsburg, and II from Pennsylvania,
over the Northern Central Railroad; and
60 from Maryland on foot. OF the re-
CENTS. l05 head were sold for the New
York market, 100 10 Washington city,
As to dealers, 30 ever unsold, and the
balance taken by Baltimore butchers
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old thin
Cows and Scalawags ut oGa6 so; stock
Cattle 25a7 50; fair Cows OOaS 90;
common Steers 25aS Is; fair steers
9 OOa9 %; good 9 50a9 IS, and extra Cat
lie 10 % per 100 lbs. These prices show
decline of about % cents per 100 ID,
Oh good. and fraction more on in
ferior Cattle. The market closed very
dull
SnEEP.-Supply not so large this
week, bat prices are about the same a
last week. Lambs were shade lower
HoGs-Supply fully equal to the de
mand; sales ut 10 0OalO 75per 100 lb'
net-no change.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-28
FROM MEXICO.
Liberals Capture Querrstaro!
MAMMALIAN CAPTURED: !!
HE'S ORDERED TO BR SHOT:

MATAMoRAs, May %, VIA NEW Or
LEANS, May27.-The following has been
received from General EscobadO to-day:
Citizen, Minister of War: At ; O'Clock
on the morning of the 18th Plaza was
taken by our forces, who surprised .ne
enemy, aud shortly after the garlisonS
were made prisoners and our troops oe-
cupied the place. Meanwhile the enc
my reiterated towards Cerro de la Cam
pa, where our artillery caused him 10
Surrender at O'Clock A. NJ. Maximll-
ian and his Generals Mejia and CASTILLO
surrendered Internationally. You will
please give the President my congratu-
iation on this triumph Of the DatiOnal
army. [Sigued.1 EsCoBADo.
General Escobado reports from the
interior that President Juarez has or
dered Duke Macmillan and all his Ten
erals to be shot.
The Liberal force which took pos
session of Querretaro has started Tor the
capital.
J. d. Pagan, of the Mexican Navy,
has been ordered 10y General Berrecosa
to command an expedition against vera
Cruz.
The Liberals have taken possession
of the steamer General Sheridan FOL
naval purposes.
So ends the struggle in Mexico.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The follow
ing has been received at the Depart
ment of State:
MAY 9th, 1869.
10 Hon. VIZ. II. Se~ard
~ C.l
have this moment received the FOL
lowing dispatch by telegram, via. Gal
weston, dated Matamoras, May Gath.
have the honor to transmit you tn
following officia! letter from San Lui
Potosi: ......
20. NAY 18th, 1907.
General Baryisdbat, my esteemed friend
FRA la Pahid! Buercatora fell b!
force of arms this morning at eigh
O'Clock. Macmillan, Meiia, Castell
and Miramon are prisoners.
[Signedl BENiTo JUAREz.
Yours truly. W. b. MARSHALL. g.,
New ORLEANS, May "a dipatcl
via Brazos 81, to General Griffith, OF Gal
weston, contains the following:
have Just received official informa
ton from the United States consul n
Matamoras that Qnerretaro was cap
tured by the Liberals on the 18th inst
Macmillan, Mejia and CASTILLO ar
prisoners. (Signed.)
J.J. REYNOLDS, Major General.
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American Publishing Association

CHICAGO, ILL, May 27.-The Amer
lean publishing Association contin-
ued its regular anniversary meet
ing this forenoon. After prayer and
address by the President the report OF
the Treasurer was read. The report
shows the receipts in the department
last year were S92, 440 90; expenditures,
So, 423 AZ; receipts in business depart
ment, 1f7,725 Is; disbursements same
time, 1916 o.. The report was ac-
copied and adopted. The forty-third
annual report of the Board of Man.
ayers was then read and adopted. The
meeting will continue until Thursday.
A larger number of delegates are pres
ent than at any previous anniversary,
between four thousand and five thou
sand being in attendance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Cable Correspondence-Fr 80. Pc.
tcrsburg-The Feniaus-Another He
form Demonstration.


form Demonstration.
New YORK, May 27.-The Herald has
the following specials by the cable:
ST. PETERSBURG, May 25.-The gov
eminent of the United States has offered
to sell to the Car the famous iron-clad
monitor, the Mintonomah, frigate and
two new and very fast irOn-clad war
cruisers. The proposition has been IA
vOrably received by the Emperor and
his Cabinet, and is likely to be accepted.
Since the adjournment of the London
Peace Conference and the adjustment
of the Franco-German question, relative
to Luxembourg, the long veXed Eastern
question has assumed much more im-
portance. Diplomacy is now engaged
in the consideration of plan for its
peaceful settlement, and efforts will be
shortly made III this city, Paris, Berlin,
Vienna and London, for its perhaps
final solution.
DUBLIN, May 25.-lf the Fenian lead
ers, Colonel Burke and Colonel Mcclure,
who pleaded guilty and thus avowed
their treason, are hanged pursuant to
law, the authorities expect sudden and
sharp reprisals oh the part of the MEM
bers Of the Fenian organization here.
The Government is anXiously and ac
lively engaged. The counsel who pros
ecuted for the crown are guarded. day
night by a force of armed policemen,
who appear in citizens dress. Colonel
Burke was sentenced to be hanged on
Wednesday, the Goth of May. Mt.
Doran's death sentence has been COM
muted. Should Burke he executed, it
is most likely that Colonel Mcclure
will share the same fate, rs he pleads
guilty, and now lies condemned to M
dergo the highest penalty of the law.
LONDON, May 25.-Another imposing
and very influential demonstration has
hecn made in favor of parliamentary
reform in the shape of II very crowded
meeting held in St. James hall to-day.
John Stewart Mills, with the liberal
members of the House of Commons, at
tended and spoke earnestly in support
of the extension of the comprehensive
measures of enfranchisement for the
people.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May "a.
COTTON-Firm; sales 1000 bales up
land at "a.
FLOuR-Dull at lOa2oc lower; $500
bbls supsrtine State 10 25afl 80; extra
western II 7Oal3 30; choice do. Is Scala
~; shipping Ohio Ii 10; trade brands
IA ooal4 IS, closing heavy; California
lower, 600 bills at 15ia161. Rye flour
at moderate request; 200 bbls at GOA
8 80. NAN - ~ 81 80
WHISKY-Unchangsti; $50 bbls west
ern in bond at about IS. F0aET y
WHEATON, &c Ease lower; receipts
Sc, 600 bushs Saturday evening at 2 75a2
80 for No. Q Milwaukee and No. 1 on pri-
vate terms; California 3 IS; receipts
$1,000 ,hLS4AJ 49, ~
RYE-Steady; 1900 bush western in
lots at 72al rs; receipts 1850 bush.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
State ofWest Virginia.

Ohio County Circuif Court, April Rules,
1867.
John L. Lakin and John
Stallman, partners. un. ...
der the firm name Of A,,.ehm.nt IN Asst
John T. Lakin e. Co. -
rs.
James W. Clark. ..
rINHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO RE
i cover from the defendant, James W. Clark,
the sum of sixty dollars, tS60l with interest
thereon, from the 2Ith day of May, ls6j, till
paid, and cost Of this suit. =.
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause, that the defendant is not a resident OF
this State. On motion of the plaintiffs by
G. L. Cranmer, their attorney, it il ordered
that he do appear here one month after the
fourth weekly publication and due posting OF
this order and attend Ia his interest in this suit
A copy. .Teste: MICHAELJ ,BREINIG,
G. L. CRAyMER Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. apr3O-oaw-4t