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Many persons have within this summer experienced
tie beneHts to be derived from the use OF PANKSISs
HEPATIo BrrrKns. We would recommend them TO all
WHO stand In need OF toulc.
For sale by NIL Druggis,s 8 OctobcrG
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OFFICE CLERK or COGNCII.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause Srriion Of an ''OrdiuaB.e Raise Hu.
Ies Iryrr st5, lis published ior The information
0f persons selt Goods hy ssThplr n rwse. who
Irsicnts o this city All srh persons hereby
iOtifrd to report al This olhcr.
'.1Iiren dollars every hundred dollars OF all goods
sLil III this city Nniis mol rrS.i,na. by ssnnis or
Otherwise" M. 10. SMITH,
March X tifrL vi Council
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i"", "ns" M :, " 80. ~,
built "r w" hy twelve inches prime yellow pine rlrnE
10 rest upon scrrcrs of three by nine inches three ir
long, placed FIVE from centres. braces 10 lwu hy
SIX inches. iay"taiIl Into the sides OF Trunks nj
lncci OF five feet from centres. Tie Trunks be ail
to grade II - furnished by the Engineer.
AL the work must h.. carried with The greatest
dispatch.
plani can bc seen Mt this O1lce,
copy or these specifications must be- attached each
offer. LOUIS j. BARBur
September Il City Engineer.
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a UCTl0N SALES,


l"'''"'r Farm ot "hom FARE .;...s ~, By,,,L..
iT,9Hr.
- ~" rnISD ~ NINTitEWES.
R'"l i:-int, NIrnt..
Wi, II" Snl. II the oil ,.u.in,u II.,u =. -, I,IsI,,y
'""h 'r-i ~ ntl.-I
i FARSI 81 4h,Iu Ia" h,t.. ,it,,,,.,I 4, :, Hu,,.,
nNrin vdh''h i.,i 'ifi'H1 ~'r".tE. uira-urtn..
C"n.,csa street, Gso feet. a,i ttr back line ~
!c"i II within snoI; hIsIn, %, ih, I.iiy It,iIrJ
rr,inu.. ZION ihis tact t. "a and n lali rtnry
WOODEN 'i~. Ting lhc suil IL hay fertile t,,,I,
easily and - ably lncItctl ior furuh:, II I'm. H. ,
r'cciiy survived and dvi,l'd into - nr iuihlir,.
s itit - h a. otilr1. No. At; SIR
STAMPS.
r." a'"'" ir"''t'> c,n h. ,r,h;rd C'r at irIyh,"
pIiu'Wi
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IL. H..

II you want cheap Blank Books;
If YOU want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa-
pes, &c.; or, MILLERs Almanac;
you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound In any stylo, or Account
Books made 10 ordor, with any d6sirod pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HAnuIs, No. SO Broad street.
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Jop WoRK.--Wc have now completed our Office
80 MS to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALI. KINDS or JOB WORK, and we most re-
specially ask the patronage OF our friends.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
N,rtUE no Aurrr,,t:,.,,s.

VIZ ''t vi iiN pf th'E.t
N p',"uIn?. t-.i
1 IL. aRxIluS LICENSES iNlll;i.B iN ORD H.
~ NANCE :snl'i September. ticnrw,s vii, / a.
GRANTED application AT thi nfhr, II niii, ,iurIns m.
N'Hh. =. 1lIiINits. Gity IUa-urrr
prl,nr5
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Free 10 Everybody.
YELLOW FEVER AND SMALL POX.

NEW YOKK, June IL. 1857.
VIZ THE UNDERSIGNED. SHIPPING MERCHANTS
Of tho City Of New York from tho OF repeated testimony
Of many different Sea Captains, IN whom have I'M
plicit confidence. and feeling duty which wo to
our fellowmnn hereby bear Witness OF the great conf
dence feel In tho truly marvellous curative powers
MAJOR I. T. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for tho cure
and prevention Of SMALL. PoX. YELLOW FEVER, &C.
xnd we cheerfully add signatures hoping Its won.
derfu merits and " eat blessings may DO known 10 the
World.
BREET SONS Il CO., No. - aouth Street.
CURTIS WARD. No. IS South Street.
D. r. DrWoLF co. No. 100 Broad Street
HENRY BON, No. rs Coanues Sip. +
SIMPSON h SHAW. No. AZ Coenties Slip.
..; WA. A. MOORE, No. 206 Bouth street.
JAS. T. TAPsC0fT. No. BG Routh street.
n GEO. L. TAPSCorT, Il,
~. OfTapseott Bro, No. Sc South street
ROBERT HAWKR, No: 10 1outli street.
And many others.
The Remedy has been known to fall. Price per
paetase So Forwarded free to any point IN the United
States. Addreas J. r. LANE d CO.,
No. feS Broadway, New York.
Septomosr7 So
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LOCAL NIATTERS.

The CHASoE ~ THE SCHEDULE or THE SOUTH
CAROLINA RArLnoAD.-Ihc changes recently innu-
gurated this road will affect til delivery Of tho
Southern aud Western mails, which will not bo ra-
ceived until "a P. NJ. Tho hour Of departure being
4.30 A. NJ, necessitates IL mail delivery from this
city at O'Clock, and tho paper will 60 to pross at
au earlier frur than was heretofore the practice
this change. which goes into elect tomorrow,
and will furnish their isvors at as carly an hour
practicable.
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iaTRVEY NJ. CLEcISLEY, NJ. d.,
HomeonnthIc phxaIcinn

oPFicE AND RESIDENCE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
COLLEGE AND GREEN STREETS, Charleston, s. c.
CONSULTATIONS Houns- From Z TO eiI A. NJ; from 2 to
~ p. NJ; FROM TO 10 p. NJ.
October 3 -rs tl,tuIp
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err, T,xt:s--1u.T,.Iy RETURNS.


rItS llNI. pi'.lr'r :. lsGT.
III bltrE Is ill1;liitS GIVEN 10 S1.L CDNELRNID
IN thai III, M"nh l;,turir E'r ilir month Oi =, prn
rr las, III r'i,,rr with tiir iI> Or:ina,ire rti,i
the ?Sih ia Il December. lSf;. hst H. ilil ur
lrihrr the 10Th instant. II. &. gibson.
b'tnrr IL CITY Assessor
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The Time to Advertise In the Country.
Tue pHIsIx has o large circulation thronehont ,l,
middle and upper Dsiricts OF the State. Adverlisiu
rates ss reasonable tue stringeucy the money
Lot will warrant. hferchanis a,fi others wishing To use
ihr rolunins oi the paper will address
JULIAN a. SELDY. Proprietor.
FebrlaIy:i columbia. =. e.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

FOR TFiII MILLION ~
/ WILL. SEND. PhSrPAID. III PITOTOGR{pHs OF
L. H." mosi celebrated Actors fr bi rrnts % Artrrssc.
ir III rrnia 10 Onion Generals lur Il, crnts 90 Rebel
lic,Is for ) cents: 10 Statesmen r ~ rrnts: 50 ra,,.
iilul yonp,. iadis ibr "a crns; 80 fnes,GiuK young
iicitrrn ,r III ,rnis: q large Photographs nf Frene.
l'anring iiirlI IN rustr, beautifully rulorSi. exactly AZ
lly aplrar nr 10 renls or Tor 50 cents. nf ila
b,atil Iacs al lilo Partisan Baiirt Trunpe. they
nrrar in The play of tho Hack Crook. at Ni"s oarIel.
New York. -I"n.-l
Se,iI all orders 10 P.0. BOX I17. .T Why.
May Is lyr
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$4,000

OF THE ABOVE GOODS, MArE UP IN The
MOST SUPERIOR MANNER, OF TIE BEST
DRY MATERIAL, ranging in size FROM THE
SMALLEST To THE LARGEST EVER USED
IN BUILDINGS. which he oilers To-Day FOR
CASH, at prices to compete with New York civ
for The same rlass aud character of Gouds.
Tllese Goods lave all been manufactured with
especial reierenco 10 tho wants of tho people of
thia section, AND APPLICABLE TO THE KIND
OF BUILDINGS EREGrEp HERE. IT is ALTO
GETHER DIFFERENT FROM THE CLASS OF
WORK USUALLY BRouuiirTU This MARKET
FOR SALE, BEING ENTIRELY or 4 SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
In connection with the stock in store, Mr.. RUS
SELL MANUFACTURES TO ORDER ALI. ODD
SIZES at his large ami complete establishment
OVER JNo. +. TAYLOR CO.'S MACHINE
SHOPS, PRIrCliARD STREET, fIEAR EAST
BAY, where hr has all the lac improvements or
Machinery, and every facility nr mam,, t;tcturinS
this material as cheap 40 II can be done IN ANY
Northern city.
We request all to give us u call at our Store,
No. /. liAiNE STREET. nexi sluar 10 GEo. ".
WILLIAMS y Co., AMI examine FOR themselves.
". 7. RlISSELL \ Co., iG'PS.,
No. S Hayne Street.
iela-nber9 mibsl,no
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October 6
Il Cart.

Il Card.
What is TaRRANr'S EFFERyESCENT SELTZER
aPERIENT aud what are Its cfects7 These arc qucs-
tons which the great American pnbc has right 10
ask, and IL also has right TO expect candid and sas.
factory reply. The preparation is mild and gentle
saline catharc alternative aud onc aud most
fully prepared in the form OF whito powder con.
tanning all the wonderful medical properties OF the far.
famed seltSer Springs oI Germany.
OF its effects would Say that those whu have tesed
the preparation the best judgcs and they declare
over hoir signatures that III. preparation Will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the flow OF the
bile Cure every species Of headsrhr Iranquilzc the
nervous system Refrrsh aud inyigorato the weak Mti
gate tile paugs of Rheumatism. Ncutraze achI IN thr
stomach. Cleanse and tone tho boweia. Assist the
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
II you arc sufferer give this Remedy ono trial. n,ld It
will convince you of the above facts.
TARRANT & CO.. Sole Proprietors. New York
Soid bf all DruggiRta. 'moa September 10
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10 TRANSIENT ADrERTIsERs.-No transient ad.
yertisonent will DO published in this journal hcrc
a"er unless paid for III advance. BY transient wo
mean al advertisement from any purson who is
not rogulnr advertising customer of tho NEWS,
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Blu SINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAl
NEWS OFFICE
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Kentucky State Combination Lottery,
MURRAY. EDDY h CO.. Managers, draws EVERY
DAY nj Coyington, Ky.
Whole Tickets from, 81 10 $40 Shares in proportion
Capital Prizes irom $1,000 to saJ,0eO
a. T. PETERS. Agent,
No. 10 Hazel street. Charleston, q. G..
September lmo
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'ORt tDlfirc Notice.

PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, October 8, 1867. {
On and after 9Th instant the muis for Columbia
end points beyond will close at 100 2. NJ
a second mail for Columbia and tho Columbia
branch OF South Carolina Railroad will close nj
OF. M.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and The Way hInil
from Charleston to Augusta will close at go 4. NJ.
The second mail for Augusta closes al G.30 p. NJ.
On Sudays but one train leaves, AMI all mails
close at 8 p NJ.
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ANOTHER AccIDEST.-Wc aro panied 10 record
tho sudden demise of small black dog with
curly tail, who camo to his untiniely end by Yo-
lence. The unfortunate animal was slumbcriur
ON the railroad track in Calhoun strcet when tho
car approached swifty and-ponr dog Tray was
no more. His remains were carefully placed in
the gutter, there to abide until the scavonger re-
moves him to his last resting place. Who ho was,
and where he came from is not known. his past
history Is blank, but some ono will whistle in vain,
there will be no response, the tail that was wont
to wag responsive to call is now incapable of that
emotion, and the little black dog is thing of tho
past.
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LECTURE To-MoRRow SUNDAY EvRNISo.-A
the request of q number OF clcrgymen aud lnymen
who cannot attend at other times, Prof. HoLNrs
will on Sunday evening repeat the last OF tho Two
lectures on tho "Mosaic Record of Creation, and
the Antiquity Of Man." lately delivered before tho
Young Mon's Christian Association. As the Col
lege Chapel cannot accommodate largo audience,
the Vestry OF the Unitarian Church. Archdsle
street, nave kindly rendered its uso for that eve
ming. The usual evening Church services will be
conducted by the officiating minister, commencing
at haif-past O'Clock. The pnblic are invited to
attend.
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TIE GAzETTE.-CosTENTs OF OCTOBER 5.-No.
2S.-l. Glimpse into the Future of the South. q
dARIpALDI and the Insurrcction in Italy. g. The
Eternity of Rome. L. The Congress of Malines and
Bishop LrNcH. g. Holy Water in the 18th Cen
fury 6. The Leaders of tho New York Bar. z.
The Miraculous Zouavo. g. Tho Orange Church
in Ireland 2. Tho Roman Census for 1867 TO-
Gatholicity in Alabama. Tho latest Irish and
Catholic nows &c., Re. &c. &c. Terms-$2 so
per annum single copies five cents. Fur naio at
all the News Depots. Oftco No. 307 King street.
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The NEW York AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP
LNE.-We learn from good authority that the fine
steamship Rhode Island has been purchased by
MIR. GEORGE ". QUINTAnD, President of the New
York and Charleston Steamship Line, for the sum
OF $4,000. The Rhode Island has The reputation
OF being one of the fasteat steamers on the coast,
and will prove valuable conaort to the Champion,
Mdnhaadn aud James Adser, which now comprise
this line. ..
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CITY BILLS, Bonds, &c.-We invite attention to
the advertisement OF Dir. ANDREW Nj. AloRELAHp
There are number Of employees OF tho city who
are desirous Of exchanging their city money for
greenbacks, and MIR. hTonELAHD is prepared to give
fair discount. Persons wishing 10 sell bonds or
stocks can find ready sale Mt his office, No. 8
Broad street.
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'TTITH '
Hh titEiIjItD ~ altTIIENE.S,
Rrnl I.>tntt Agents.

D1s;rah-, M>0Ann y N,o,iAa 80, 90
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SOUND ls no longor heard, but tho tinkle of the
car peils mas taken its place. and will serve to
warn the belated citizen of the fight of time.
ADyEnT1sIEa ~ THE STREET CAns.-son,a rnontbs
since the Company notified tho public that tbov
would allow them the privilege Of using tho panels
OF the cars for their business advertisements.
For long time no ''fiers we're made, but the op
portunity to display an advertisement, so that all
who run may read was toe tempting to be ne
elected, and some OF the panels have boen taken
by prominent business houses. Messrs. sroIJ,,
WEBB Co., and j. II. READ & Co., Of King street
fame. have centro panel in each car; whlc, on
the opposite side, the wheelbarrow OF Mfr. Hiram
HARRIS is tr,indling along, announcing that lob
printing and book binding can bp done al his es
adjustment. While this system OF advertising
aestroys the picturesque appearance Of the cara
cannot fail to attract attention and will In III
PROBABILITY become exceedingly popular among
tho merchants.
mfoas CouRT.-It has bcen said that rose by
All: o'ner name would smell as sweet but the Rose
4ueSuoh "aA 30 porfumcd with bad whiskey
.a-s esely one Kept to tho windward Rose con-
eueie" .hs me cut direct end resented II by show
e Ho' tnof"7, III WORD, Rose was drunken Rose.
and very disorderly withul sbo was takon to Tho
place where tho bad people go and allowed to slcep
OH her spree quietly On being told of her mis-
demeanor, she apologized, but his Honor rofused
TO accept It nnless it VAS wrapped up in a green
back.
Some gay larks, who wero on a breeze, Kot three
haees In the wind and wore blown by sorco Of
cnoennatsnces to the House Of Rouge whore they
wore Kindly taken In. bnt found some difficulty In
setting out. until they deposited tho greorbacks,
"hen open sesame" was pronounced and they
.Fere introduced TO the outer world.
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Posr OFFICE,

SHIPPhRs PER STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN for New
York, are requested to send In their Bills Of
Lsdng for signature at the Office OF CounTENAY &
TRESHoLM, Agents, No. A East Bay, at nine
o'clock A. M. this day.
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

Tho stock olrer this Ia very attractive consist
lug OF EStI.isIi. FRENCH nul AMERICAN CLOTHS
beavers. lricots Coangs. cassinrres. v.vota. Vol.
Setcels nid Coruroyr. The excellence the atya and
h OF uarn'enls na.e al thIa lOl.. by experienced
cutter rom Fraire arc snrr 10 please thos who will
leave their or,l"rs. "
art'e5 hA"I and marked on easl, article.
The entire shk Is offered ui low prices.
PURCHASERS Invited rail alid in,k through tb,.
It,ly
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THE TAX.

The Governors Mine Tax Bill was
discussed in Senate Committee Of the
Whole, on yesterday ; Senators Sumner,
Hutchins and Proctor speaking at length
in favor of a motion to indefinitely post
pone. Senator Hutchins gave a history
of successful and attempted legislation
in regard to State finances, during the
past session, and presented an argument
of remarkable ability and force against
the present proposed law. His conclu-
sions fully sustained the assertion OF
the News: that under the existing Reve-
nue. Laws, there will be collected so
much during the next two years as to
leave a balance of not less than Sloo, 900
in the State treasury, on the FIRST OF
January, 1869. And so contended Proc
tor and Sumner. Sumner read from
the Governors own message to show
that he, His In~telligency, declared in
January last that the revenues accruing
under existing laws were ample. So
the Governor asserted, two months ago.
And the calculations of other State Off
cers-at that time-are to the same
conclusion.
From what we can learn, the Gov.
ernor and his junts are receding from
their constitutional objection, even,
They ought to come out candidly, and
say: "Here-we have the requisite
number of votes pledged for the support
of this Bill; what care we for reasons
in argument, to sustain us?"
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sAts or FARM Srocx, Erc.-A large
and important sale of blooded stock will
lake place a. the ranch Of Jerome G.
Davis. on Putah Creek, on the 9Th
of April. The sale will comprise stock
from the ranches Of Fred. werner
Jerome C. Davis, C. F. Reed, Green
Trainer and others. The stock includes
40 head of colts sired by werner's Rat
tier, and an immense lot Of other valu-
able animals a large number Of farm
ing implements, 1000 gallons Of wine
and 1000 gallons of pure grape brandy,
will also be sold.
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N,v.pI EfeIsLATURE.-A dispatch

NEVADA EEeIsLATURE. "a dispatch
from Carson, referring to the calling to.
gether of the Nevada Legislature in
extra session, expresses doubt as to
whether the revenue bill can pass the
Senate. The objection to the bill is
that it imposes the regular State tax
upon all ore raised from the mines-the
full value Of the ore being counted, de-
Quoting the cost Of hauling and milling.
The enforcement of such a tax would
close up many OF the mines, especially
those which are being prospected at the
expense Of the owners. Nevada State
is in a bad condition financially, and the
government machinery can only be kept
up by a great reduction in the number
of officers and in official salaries.-Nt-
pddd Citv Gazette,
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LoyrrFIeURKs.-The Monterey Gazette
feels authorized to say that twenty-five
thousand three hundred and eighty
three inches of water have fallen a,
Sacramento this winter. The Ahd
thinks there must be a mistake Of some,
thing more than a quarter Of a mile in
the figures, but if not, the statement
fully accounts for the numerous cases
of drowning at the Capital within the
last fortnight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

The SwISErrE The editor Of the
Napa Reporter has an article in a late
number giving instruction as to the
manner of producing music on the
"~swinette." He seems to have the thing
down to a dot. He doesn't say, how
ever, whether he considers it vocal or
instrumental music, or both. 1t con-
sis.s in placing a number Of pigs with
"prsded" voices in a kind Of old-fash.
toned "stocks" with their tails protrud-
ing. These, be says, are turned and
twisted about according to the pitch OF
the squesl produced.
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HoNE TALESr.-At Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'s Office in this city NAV be seen two
paintings, which are intended to illus
trate the progress of communication
with eastern and western confines of
the United States, viz: the Pony Ex-
press, the Overland Nail coach, the Tel
egraph, and the Pacific Railroad. The
artist has exhibited much skill in his
delineation Of the progress Of civiliza-
ton and the improvement on the pio-
peer style of transmitting news across
the country. Mr.. 0ttenger, the artist,
is a resident Of this city, and has offered
these pictures for rattle. They would
be ornaments TO the parlor Of any con-
noisseur Of the fine arts.-SdA Lake Ve-
dstte.
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Affair, In British Honduras.

New YORK, March 20.-Advices from
British Honduras to the 22d ult. state
that subsequent to the late reverses the
British troops gained a very important
victory over the Indians who had been
raiding on the c~olonists. Quite q num-
Der of Indians, men, women and chill
dren, were killed by rockets thrown into
the r~etreating crowd; many of their vii
lagos were burned, and their cornfelds
laid waste. Considerable discomfort
existed in the public mind in Brazil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

TIE case Of Assembly vs.. Lisssk has
been, as announced yesterday, post
poned two days. Lissak, on yesterday,
protested that be did not intend to re-
fec. on the entire House. DR.. Muuck-
ION said that he was in favor Of drop
ping the whole thing; that he thought
it beneath the dignity of the House to
notice such a communication and its
author; and he only blamed the people
of Storey for nominating and electing
such a man,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

SUDDEN DEArH.-On Friday night last,
says the Wilmington journal, Los An
geles county, March 9th, Mr.. Peterson,
shoemaker oil Los Angeles, had invited
A few friends to a social gathering at
his residence in that city, after engag'
ing in the first set, he sat down upon
chair and suddenly expired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 9Th day Of
February, 1867, 30 many shares Of each parcelof
said stock as may be necessary. will b. sold at
public suction by Maurice Dore 4 Co.. No. 81
Montgomery street, San Francisco CalitorniA, on
THURSDAY, the ltb day Of April. 1867. at the
hour Of Q P. n, Of said day, to pay said delin.
ouent assessment thereon, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sals.
R WEGENER, Sec'y.
ohass'[lS Montgomery street, Ban Francisco, Cal
San Francisco, March l6. 1857. mr2l.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

MRS. P. D. HEDLrY, John A. Paxton
and J. s. Wright have filed a declara-
ton of their intention to petition Cover.
nor Low for the pardon Of P. D. Hedley,
formerly agent of Wells, Fargo L Co.,
at Gold Hill, out of the State Prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

FROZEN TO DEArH.-During the late
severe snow storm and cold weather,
which extended from Maine all along
the Atlantic coast as far south as North
Carolina, si1ty-eight persons are known
to have been frozen to death, and it i:
supposed that many other missing one:
have shared a similar fate.