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pur;s ~ MOBILE, Oct 81.
yellow lever interments here - "'i's
va,,o.. -. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 81
yellow fever internentshcr the twenty,fo
n no .I enulhg yesterday morning We're 81. and
for the same time Guiding this Eorn;oc 81
The weather has again become oppressivcI,
warm, and the empdemic eonseanen MI mo.
decreasing. 7 t1isaassW .Ggi-S,1S 1s lio'
A ship load of Immigrants. which ..r,;,.oa
here nom Europe, was not allowed 10 land
owing to the prevailing epidemic. The shin
was ordered below the city until her, passen,
taken North without landing here. 80 Fi'P
SAVANNAH, Oct. II
A large Radical mass meeting, consistina of
to- night, and was addressed by q Fl Ha,,in;,.
and few other whites, and Bradley. SIMS IN y, +
few other negroes. No disturbance oe, mrs 4
until after the meeting, when there were sew,
eral collisions between country and oity.,,e
groes, which were promptly suppressed by the
police. A few arrests have been made.
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DR. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by EIEo
rRIoJrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decay cd
teeth or stUmps they wish to have removed hreSct-
ting he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAeniNEs for sa
for family use, with Thorough Instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
snd treat inent at his house.
Oftce hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to IL n. from
Consaltation Tres. ~ novIu
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Foreclosure ofMorrsage.

IDuB Notice is hereby given to all persons In
4 feresicd, that John Pickett, of Cane Elizabeth
on the fourteenth day of August, in the YEA OF our
Loid o. G thousard e.ghr uEdrtd and sixty by bis
deed OF that date which Is recorded In the Climber
land Registry OF Deeds Book 3Oi page So morfeaged
to CHARLES Forbes OF Portland, certain lot of land
with the buildings thereon, situated in said Cane
zsoeth ~ the county VI Cum erand on the west
erly side OF artiad ltaiihg from lands OF George e.
er and running southeasterly to land of S. dig
gins, ana bounded beginning at the corner OF lands
owned ~ E3enezer Fickett thence running soutIer-
iy by SAM road to land OF Sylvanus Higgins thence
by land of said Higgins to lands OF En-
eezer Pickett thence northwestery by lands OF said
fiekettto astake thence nertheasiery b, the MACE
begun al containing forty acres (40) TO secure The
PAYMENT OF ole prdnisaiy note oftwo hundred fiiy
ave and twenty seven one hundredths dollars that
san Charles Forbes did, the THU eth day of June
Hfthe year OF oul Lord Thousand eieht hundred
AMI sixty seven assign and set over to jerome b
Ficket Of said Portland, said ieef OF mortgage to-
gether with the note secured thereby which assign
meht is record d in the Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds Book 52 page $50; that the conaiion of said
mortgage Is broken by reason whereof the said Je-
rome D. Pickett hereby claims foreclosure OF the
same. tr...s-tsr tsx4t.ti.a = lg1rf
Dated at Portland, this eleventh day Of October
AID 1867. siIo5,!l bul JERoME b. FICEETT.
October IL. eal3w
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Cottage House, for $40.

I COATED in the neighborhood of State street 1t
~ contains parlor, sitting room, dning room bed
roem ald kitchen, first floor, and five chambers.
Plenty hard and soft water, gas, SC. Apply to q
Oct. 10. div" Real Estata aent
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p,n;,. ~ MOBILE, Oct. 81
yellow fever interments here - w
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New xoriss yvccisly Ca,.le Market.

...se New YORK, Oct. 21.
Becves Offering unusually large ana demand slow;
market depressed aud prices fnlly lc lower; receipts
46i head, qnotations 10 a ne, and market decided
ly weak at these figures Calves unchanged and
moderately active; receipts, 13I2 head; quot atDns
G l2kc, Sheep and Lambs-supply heavy, and
market derresset; qnotaions-sheep, "a &c; lambs
"a &c; receipts, 29Ol5 head Hogs-4narket active
at III "a lac; receipts, 6,5N head. ......-,, :
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fOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, At A. Fl YORK,S
S-fBrownax Hansan's Block, Middle 81 opposite III
H. Hay's o., 1-aoi o,a
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,nnfiae D;sn .ler ana ,.a.. r. 1sS. = :,

A special dispatch to the Evening journal
states .h tnaI the schooner Winona, OF Boothbay,
was lost On the. 18th, having capszed' while
racing. The Winona was a new vessel, of 100
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- yef = l.+iff.sat.yl 4e-s ri HAVANA. Oct. 81 u
Sugar dull and holders firm good No. ~ at 50 az 9
reals. Exchange on London IA; ON Paris 81 on
United States, gold long sight II, short sight ia
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ffNIIE Annual Meeting Of The Widows Wood soc;e..
i, " Of Portland, will be held at the ssPortland
Five Cents Banking Room, gu Wednesday Evening
the SOth inst, at IL O'Clock 81 ~ N"s;
-f-Ta Z tfEH eel , (,II t,T M, =, .
EN8g AA4 sssg Ao1iii AaaLES BAKER.
October Is, 1867. s@A OFF n. dtJ 20
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

Wanted.
X or 20 men acluain dwifh making SngarsfSox
IL Shoossand Heading, or work in n saw mill
Also 20 teams to log Saco River Also or 3 good
work horses with wagons and harness. EGqniie OF
Joseph Hobson 2s3 Comipegsial St., Portland, or No.
Sprlng s Island, Sace. - AsakaNy Oct 9-l3W
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Not ns,,cl,.-

I HAVE Often boon askei ii intend 10 interfere
Steam, now answer for all thai do not use
their team ehned soap which is the best in the mar
ket for cleansing my boiling tanks But steam refin-
ell Tripe takes the lead ar tiees of food You
will be satisfied OF it if you give it fair trial.
October 10. dtt G. w. BELKNAP.
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.aNo8kg ~ AooH ahCeusisI h@N sAsV
En nAh FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
sJSF.SfSyNJ City Sugar Refiuery. West Conn
mereiai near ioot of Emery, street SIS al oI-, 81
Proposals VIII also be received for rev Sugar Bar
reis, and asamlte may he seen the office OF the
c"mpsns, S9pmercial. at corner on Union st.
tebEd&wH 7. r. HEESET
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- 1tltft5IfI4I1f1S, ~. I
Accounts are received from the Island Of
Gambia of the arrival there Of the Turkish
Grand Vizier and other members Of the Com
MISSION m OF inquiry sent out blythe 5Sultaps--
The Grand Vizier had met astirpIitatftjii Of the
Cretan Insurgents at Caneai in the presence 'oi'
all the Consuls of foreign powers The MEM
bers OF the Deputation insisted upon a union
of the Island of Gambia with the Kingdom OF
Greece. ia tis.,5lr - tF4s
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{ - - .-. New YORK, Oct. 81.
The steamer South America, from Rio ia
metro Sept. 10Th, Bahia 30th, Pernambuco Oct.
"a, Para 9th and st. Thomas 18th, has arrived.
4 Lie Brazilian Parliament has restricted the
Issue OF paper money TO 90, 900 900 reis ISL.
The Chief of Police at Rio sJaneiro is en-
forcing the continental system Of requiring
keepers OF hotels to furnish daily lists Of their
guests and denounce suspected persons. 1901 i
1t Is confirmed that the allied fleet had passed
the batteries of Curupaity, and were within
range Of humaita. The iron-clads suffered to
some extent and had thirty three killed and
wounded. The Paraguayans were actively
strengthening their inner line of defence. The
allies were well supplied and had fifteen days
provisions. :.
The river Amazon was formally opened Sent.
tth by grand ceremonies at Para. No foreign
heh-oi-w war were present, though invited.
Ard,smond bed has been discovered near
Uberabl =
:, Troops were still being sent to the river
Platte 80
a ministerial crisishad occurred at Buenos
Ayfes, and a new ministry was formed
Much uneasness was felt at Montevideo from
tue suspicious OF a supposed attempt at revo-
luton.
The United States flagship Guerriere would
soon leave Rio Janeirl for Bahia.
The Wasp had arrived at Rio from the Platte.
1 TUG Pawalae was at Bahia sssts9. NaS, e
The Emperor of Brazil, in speech closing
the Brazilian Parliament, said the government
expected an early and honorable conclusion of
the struggle with Paraguay, in which the ma
uonal pride is engaged. -4tss AZ p.Aksf
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e. M. PATTEN n co, Auetiomeers
I oval OFFICE. EXCHANGE STREET.
Assignee's Sale.

NIIII. be sold at Public Auction at the Merchants
w Exchange, OH Saturday, Oct 26th, at II A. NJ,
One-cighth of the Barsue Sarah Hobart,
As she returned from her last voyage TO Cronstadt,
anu now lying in the port OF Boston, 50T TONS tonr
years old, coppered and in complete order.
oet22dtd STOOL. JOHN RAND, Assignee. i
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Havana masLet..i

CIV bss gie7RyrHg iFeFinsgQ Sr.logIs, Oct. 81
Cotton--demand good and supply moderate; sales
LOCO bales; Low Middlings at III 6o Use; receipts
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Wanted..

A FIRST rate Cook VIII find "a good and pleasant
IN situation by applying Immediately at No.I7
STATE street August 2s, 1867.
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Camn,iinn Affair.".

--@ ToRoNro, c. w, Oct. q.
A confidence operator named Edward p.
fugil, from Cincinnati, engaged in extensive
sWlndlll,g operations here, was arrested on
Sauudayaaa4 th8 sFtttfk BFEasb 81
OTTAWA, Canada, Oct. 81.
me ofhelais Gazette contains the appoint
ment of Col Harding, c. B.. as Iieutenant
Governor OF New Brunswick and Gen. Dovie
as 1ieitteDant Governor of Nova Seotia.iNi1T
The discount on American invoices for tbe
week ending ON Saturday next is 81 cents.
tsss5rf. t-f.bls -saL-a. - tonga
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For sale, Freight OR Charter.

f1NH good brig Sarah Peters, well found in sails
tons, N NJ, double siecked, and well aiapted 10 the
west India trade For further particulars apply to
'- LlTTLEJ0fIN ~ CHASE,
octSuu No. 3 Mouton Street.
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l. A DI n s

Who have cold hanas and eet; weak stoInaeIs lam
and weak backs nervous and sick headaches uizzi-
and swimming In the head, with pdie esiiou AVID
constipation OF the bowels pain In the side and back
leuc0rrh@a tor wbitesl; falling Of the womb with m
ternal CANCERS; tunlors, poypus and all that long
train OF diseases will hnd in Electricity
OF cure For painful nlenstcnator, too r,.oiuse
menstrnaton, and all Of those long line tfOuies
with Young Ladies, Electricity is certain specinc
and Wilt in short time, restore the sufferer to the
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MARINE, Stationary, Portable. and Hosting Ia.
nA CINE Patterns and Drawings,
AT ACCTEOH,
tic Bridge, Conn,
Vn THURSDAY. Oct. 11,h. 1857.

Twenty ssts ., a.. az 10 O'Clock A. Al.
Propeller Site W,erils Tor high and low pressure
n9ins Engine RON eight 10 n ,,m ,i'
'F',n, ~, N,.h laii and complete workine dYawins
pitch. - '' ""'ctes, ~ leet
Gue p', eis on wharf, 30 q high, with superior
hosting apparatus, capable ct Lifting 80 TONS
Also ~ same time, twenty-five fLonsanJ do,,a.
worth of maetinist's, blacksmits and bo,ier
er's tools, stock, scrap hon aud COPPER conn,rsj,
about everything appcrtaining 10 q inrge steam ~
CINE Mandatory.
Terms cash. Cash deposit required. Catalogue.
on day of sale s7l -H Octli-lOt
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] sros, washl.,a,on.

.easaussss Z WAsHINeToN, Oct. 81.
The Fenian General O'Nie has been engag-
ca during the past week perfecting the Fenian
organization in this city, AT meeting held
here, yesterday he said he expected to recruit
!, regiment in the District of Columbia, and
tnat the Fenian general organization mas arms,
uniforms, ammunition and all kinds OF war ma
terials already On hand
has approved the decision of the Commissioner
General Of the Land Office, in relation to
Mexican grant in California, called "Sofrante
de San Jacinto, connfmea 70 MARIA Del ko-
The grant contains 48,847 acres, situated IN
San Bernardin0 county, about 16 miles froYn
San Antonio. The survey was resisted nv Adj
verse claimants, but being now sustained the
sobran s elainiants are applying for the early
IN the supreme Court of the District of CO.
iulnoia to-day, all the recent graduates of the
IA. Jaw s9hool, nifty in number, were admitted to
vne oar without the usual examination
Among them was Wiley d. Todd, of Pennsyl-
yania, clerk to and constant attendant upon
speaker CollaX during the session of the House
OF Representatives 9 sHa.i
For the week ending Tuesday, 10Th inst, al
patents will be issued from the Patent Office.
During the past week SIS applications and Is
caveats were filed.
). M. Clark, chief of the printing division of
the Treasury Department., has, in compliance
With theginqairy of the Retrenchment Com
hllJtte, now III session at the treasury, 1ar-
nished them with a full statement OF the
amount of work done by the printing division,
the amount of money printed and the. cost
thereof, and an inventory of all the machinery
used in the division, together with all the in
formation pertaining to the expense of print
ing the national currency. 4
Gen. O'Neil and Col. Walsh have not, as has
been stated, been organizing new Fenian
Brotherhood in this district disconnected with
that OF PRESIDENT Roberts. They have been
engaged IN recruiting for the Roberts branch
OF the Brotherhood, in pursuance of orders
ifoh Col. Roberts, who sent Col. Walsh, Gen.
trai organizer to this city for that purpose -
Zen ONeil has been elected District Centre
OF the Roberts organization for this district, in
place OF James Ryan resigned.
In the letter of the Acting Comptroller of
Inc Currency, dated the 18th inst, relative to
The; use, nf the three per cent. certificates by
rational banks, the clause relative to country
banks should have read =" Country banks are
requped TO have n reserve of fifteen per cent.
OF Their circulation and deposits, two-fifths OF
winch must be in lawful money and three fifths
OF which may consist of three per cent certifi- 4
Gates or cash deposits with the redemption
agent selected by the bank. .atfsa -
Seven hundred and seventy-six dollars has
been added to the conscience fund of the
Treasury to-day by somebody from BrooklyngI
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NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
&c., to Great Britain have fallen off considerably
consequent upon reduction of the limits Of ship
pers' orders, and with large increase of room Oh,
the berth, rates have slightly rcceded As ntimatel
in our Lass, most Of the available tonnage &c the
neighboring ports has been secured in expectation OF
an active business and good rates, and some isap
pointmenf is naturally felt at the sudden turn the
market has taken, though this may be only tempo
rary reaction from too sudden adj ance At the
moments tho receipts of produce are light, and this
interferes somewhat with. the Grain movement. 1t
is quite. certain that with arevval in the export
demand, which is regarded quite certain higher
rates must prevail, because of the short supply of
vessels, which arenot only wanted tirain but for
Petroleum, Tobacco and Cotton. From The Gull
ports to Liverpool 3D. offered but this is below the
viewsot owners, and we hear Of no business Grain
charters are pre- red for large@hps because of the
prospect OF good charters for the Abyssnan exped-
don. .Coastwise Freights are dun, and business is
also slow on short foreign vpy ages Tie latest dis
patches trom San Francisco reDort declining rates
for Grain, the price of Wheat having further advance
ed GuanO Freights are slack; from the Chnchas 10
Antwerp Cos is Offered; and to Cork for orders So
tf=.aa fsff Z fg 81
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" ~ " z. I--Fa-TI
GO MI Nj RCIAI

So .sszr,.ausm,.ts IS
- .a NEW YORK, Oct. 21-G P. NJ
Money quite easy and Unchanged Gold closed
firm at the quotations. Sterling Exchange dull and
heavy. Government securities dull and steady to
the close Stocks strong and closed at the highest
point of the day A'S,
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r. m. PATTEN 81 co., Auetiolssers
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET. %
EXEounon,s SALE

,- EAECUT OR'S SALE.
10y authority OF a liccuse from the Hon II A
waterman Judge OF Probate, / shall offer iOr
sale at Public Auction, at the office OF E Nj Paiten
Exchange street. saturday, Oct. 18th at half tst
twelve o'clock, the following described stocks ami
bonds go ~ li-. -l .. 3il .N ~ =
7shares Merchants National Bank. ..
g." Cumberland q q ,t-r ID. .....
9 (" LIST F."
20 inlel national Steamship Company.
g. New England 80 "
g Portland ~ Boston Steam Packet Co.
'' Portland Co. 40. .u..O.If
&C. Ocean Insurance Co.
I" Maine Central II. II. Co. -il.I
5000 liond AntlrOscoggin q Kennebec X. r. Co.
S100 Fa7" Mechanic Association. tr.fI U.iI..I
$500 /" Maine Central X. r. Co.. /. ....
Terms Cash. CHARLES b. MERRILL.
--'-''-'' Executor,
Al t.se Same Time. aifi f.I
. shares Merchants National Bank.
:. Cumberland g 9 1W Ni. F U.'
2 Z" LIST d. u-f 50 1 g
~ a" International steamsl p Company.
" New England - .
D 4" Portland Il Boston Steam Packet Co.
Z A 't.if Portland 90. t. .. ...ti.f.a .I.4I
f6 Z" Maine Centril II. II. Co. ....,,s.. ...-.
October 10. dtd
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tgofhing1 Cteansed ANA Renos,,ed
ROard Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN and wife wish boarI in a nj -pas
IA ant family, vii room furnished or uni,,rn III
ed. Address, care of Box SO5. oct9Idly =.
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fFif7lT ~ u fitT
MANTED.
situation Wanted.

RYJA Lady who has bad experience in a Dry Goods
~ Store, both i'll the city and country. The best
OF eity reference given and required Address Il. S.
~ ~ Ieaen ~; sf.4 81 "a Heqgi
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
'''' Oh. ". 4. bEMfNG,5 -
Nj edicnl + Electri9iao

Nearly OpPosife she Ussss.S .Ssntcs Hss.
VA HERE he would Respectfully announce 10
wv citizens OF Portland and vicinity char he
permanently located in this city. During the tlre
years we have been in This city, have cured son
OF the worst forms OF disease in persons who h,,v
tried other forms oi treatment IN VAIN and clrin
patients in short a time that the question is ofte,
asked, do they stay cured? T0auswer this auesta,
we will say that all that do not stay cured We
doctor the second time without charge.
In. D. has heen practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physician
electricity isperectly astapted so nic.aiseases
the TORN of Nervous or sick headache; neuralea n
the heal, neck, or eXtremiies; consumption syhe4
in the acute stages or where the lnngs ae not IHly
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrohla his
dseases white swelliagS spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles distorted lints
paisy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance. deafuess STAN
iner ng or hesitney 81 speech, dyspepsia indieea-
tou -onstipat iea and liver complaint piles--We elr
every ,,ase that can be presented; asthma, bronchi
ts, str.;ures % the chest aT all forms Of iePals
cnmt,iaip -.
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s,ils. .os,, .ssls t9 IL CHARLESTON, Oct1S.sh
Freights TO Liverpool, by sail, We quote III }y fb
on pla1d and I'd " lib on Sea Island Coastwise---
10 New York, by steam, 30 4Y bale ION Sea Island
and Upland Cotton, 81 so a So " tieree Rice: by
Rice. To Boston, by steam, &c ~ ID on Cotton and
$2 P terce on Rice; by sail, &c y Id Cotton sena
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Pork.
Notice

tOnn BBLS. MESS PORK. stai asuls .fi-
AOO 100 Bbs Clear Pork. in store and for
sac sac by. 7s- BLAKE, JONES' & GAGE, ] /.
oel9dlw NO Galt Block Commercial st.
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Damaged Corn at Auctio,,

IN TUESDAY. October ga at 10 o'cloeI. A ~
~ at Store No I6t Union Wharf shall sell absnIl
eight hundred bushels DAMAGED CORN Tor tLe
benefit Of whom It may concern.
oot2idtd Il. .. BAILEY, Auet'r,
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By ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic, the eoety, the lame and the iazf
leap with Joy, aud move with .he agility aud elastic
ity ofyoutb the heated brain g cooled; the frost
bitten lIebs restored the ane0nt1 deformities re-
moved; falntness converted tn vigor, weakness 10
strength the blind made to see the dea 20 hear ans
the palsed form to upright; the Bile 'uishes OF
youth are 0hlterated; the ACCIDENTS ofmatLre Tic
prevented the calamitIea G oh obviated and N
active riraf latios, Iua
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,Roardiuw
Widows Wood society.

A FEW Gentlemen, and gentleman and wife. can
land St. Octohar 20 Ias
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-25

THE Collar correspondent of the
Placer (Cal.) Herald, under date Of June
2lst, gives the following lively and in
structive report Of the Union State Con-
vention Railroad excursion to Cisco,
and the antics Of "the fat Superinten-
dent" on the occasion:
"The State Convention, you remem-
Der, was in session until 10 o'clock Fri
day morning, when it adjourned, and at
! o'clock the members started on the
excursion. Hilarity and "sherry cob
blers' were the order Of the day as the
train climbed up the mountains. At
Auburn the fat Superintendent didn't
"care adm for Placer County, they had
got the State Convention" The train
got to Cisco, and the crowd were more
jolly than ever, so was the fat Superin-
tendeut. The train left in due time for
Sacramento, and the Superintendent felt
and looked as if he was in the seventh
Heaven, by the time he reached your
Station he was glorious. He slapped
the agent on the back, exclaiming,
"Steye we've got EN-; we got the
whole State Convention in them six cars
and they're all railroad men," The
face of the fat Superintendent shown
q full moou-he was excessively
Jolly over the idea that he had got 'em."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-25
THREE TIMES.

In advertising their bonds in the East
ern markets, the Dutch Flat Railroad
Company say that their & rates for trans
p~ortation of passengers and freight are
three times those of Eastern roads.
With what audacious strenuousness was
this denied in the State Senate, last
winter! Why does not the Sacramento
Union, which now pretends to be out
ragged" by the conduct Of the Dutch
Flat Co.,-why don't it aid in Weakening
a popular demand for reduced fares on
the mouopoly's road? Never a word Of
that kind. Remember, now the Dutch
Flat Co., themselves advertise that they
charge three times as high fares as are
permitted in the East. And yet when
you object to this extortion, you are
a. opposed 70 the Pacific Railroad !"
The simple fact is, the United States
are actually paying, entire, for building
a road that will be, when completed,
owned by the most heartless Company
that ever acted the role Of monopolizers.
A memorial asking Congress to reduce
the fare to the rates of the San Jose
road could not be got through the last
State Senate. But the people will see
and feel this monopoly severely for
themselves BY and by, and stauuch and
true Auti-monopolists may be sent in
majority numbers to both branches OF
the Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-25

How old fogydom, says the New York
Post, would roll up its eyes and quake
with dread were it to be hinted that a
oma WAS TO be a candidate for the
Presidency! Yet while we have before
US the example Of Catharine of Russia,
Elizabeth and Victoria of England, Is
abella Of CASTLE, Maria Theresa Of Aus
tria, Blanch, mother OF Louis IN. and
JENNIE d'Albert, mother of Hem Quatre,
Of France, it is Jul private opinion,
somewhat publicly expressed, that
Pierce, Buchanan, and some others
who have reigned, will suffer by a CON-
parisou of their respective records. It
is feared, too, that woman may aspire
70 be foremost in the State and Leg
islative halls. Women have legis-
lated and negotiated treaties, why
should they not do so, acceptably,
again? The peace of Cambray is 1929
was negotiated by w women. Louisa
the mother of Francis | and Margaret,
the aunt Of Charles V. Give woman a
chance in politics aud a very few men
will be found capable of matching her.
She is shrewd, cautious, diplomatic,
and fertile Of resources, as the most
willy of our statesmen. We are in ia.
vor of giving her an opportunity OF
displaying her talents.