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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
q lzEAIsI,I, w GiyRrr III ID Pt.nppI II ron,
a# geb "HISTORICAL..g sd goU
$50 GAR u T fTER' s ss,g
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.
NAV TH8F# VIA s----- fsv sEtt ~ 81
The Rhe umatfc A NeuroI pff Cou,uoupd

Inc hneumattc q Neurnlgtc Compound.
Fifteen yeares ngo Capt. L. p. Copeland was com.
mander Of Boston brig, owned by the late Robert g.
shaw. Capt Copeland. at that time made voyage to
Vera Crux and while there the guns Of the Castle
of San Juan de Uina, attacked With his old COM
plant, Rheumatism: While suffering severely on board
his vessel, he was visited by Mexican -Spaniard who
said he could relieve him Of his pain and enfesy cure
cine and proved HE words In few days Capt Cope
land began TO improve under his treatment and was
soon completely cured Ssdiisted was the 'soid sea
dog, that he purchased the receipt from the Mexico
Spanard, for One Hundred and Fifty Dollars. ~
After Capt Copeland returned to boston. Cant Gar.
diner bought number Of bottles 81 this article then
manufactured In a small way by Capt Copeland In
Boston,, Capt. Gardener who then sailed merchGH Mt
ship TO London tonk the article WITH him. and sold Il
for guinea abotle. I attTacted attention in London
and Capt. Gardiner mediatey wrote 10 his brother
Charles y! N. Gardner Esq, No purchase OF Capt
Copeland the right TO make and sell the article In Eng
land the West India Islands and Austria this was In
1855. Capt. NJ d. Gardiner, ON receipt Of the notice
formed co-paitehership WITH Mr. watson d weaithy
dealer In London who under The frm of GARDNER
Watson Co., No. CT Mark Lane, London are intro
ducng the Compound with great success all over
Europe. S.@as5es .fs-erl .rr. ~ ,-s,...y
In is59, Capt Gardiner was in Boston. and In con.
necton with his brother, Charles Y. Gardiner, pun.
chased from Capt Copeland bis heirs and successors
the whole right to the article with the Int ention to give
TO the people OF North America, the benefit of its won
derful healing properties. IL has proved most aua-
BILE medicine 10 all that have tried II.
Mr. O. n. Gardiner Immediately established a large
manuactory or laboratory for the production of the
article and since 1869 has devoted his time TO the IN.
troductlan and sale OF 9ARDISRR RHEUMATIC Nap
NRrRALGic COMPOUND We should add that the article
Is entirely vegetable being composed of roots ana
herbs the most important Of which Crews Wild In Eng
land, from whence IL is imported by the ProprietorMr
Henry X. Gardner, ~-zbs -esr--
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26

|skIIM uaLOOW !
Fair Cedar Falls, not the city of the
plain L''~. '"" ia
Immortalized by Poets I'm classic strain,
A thriving town, growing up to city
hood,
Proud of its, birthplace and It's blood.
Proud Of It's water-power that's busy
turning cranks,
Proud of its factories that line its peo-
pied banks,
Proud of our schools net unknown to
fame,
Proud of our College of high sounding
9ria5 sGt 'am9f3 dtiw
Proud of our citizens who are proud of
their Clothes, Erf ~sa#tI
Proud of their suits got at BIRD, Pick
TON & Co.'s,
Who are proud of their stock of fine
vests and pants,
For P1CKToN Is knightof the shears and
not of the lance.
Ial yBe III jg3a sD"oa mfDaW /
Their coatings and esssimers good salts
faction give,
Made up at prices that both parties can
live, ~ &.
And if you want ready-madc, WE have
the best,
And can suit you with coat, pants, or a
vest.
aGdaoJ iii ziIHd 1aD3J III
All kinds of hats VIC have on the dock,
So give It's a. call and examine our
stock.
We have the Alnidon plug, and silk of
the same,
With soft hats Of prices too tedious TO
name.
siUG haE a.dnaQ y4a3IE ,oa,
We have all kinds of furnishing goods,
L collars, cuffs andIties,t .a,loort
Summer under-shirts and drawers,
r. gloyesapd butterflies, +aE
We have suspenders, long and strong,
trunks, both large and small,
We have the Henrietta cap, that's sure
topiease you all.
Ial Fdt IvUT tGGi aito02
And one thing niorewem press upon
your mind,
That away from Jerusalem good cloth
- i,sg yoti will find, 'sI8s'a
So give us call, high prices we'll
smash, .aff.
And sell you suit ii you'll pay US the
.6la CASH. a,iIIT HlaAl
BIRD, PICKTon g. 60.
~ is shaG ffti 9GuI
.R III I'D
cspAn FAILS. April II, 1867. So
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
Vegetab|e sici|ian Aair Remover

Vegetable SclHaa Hair Remover
Has stood the test of seven gears
trial bHtJse public; = and no prerG..
ration for the hair get discovered
sviU produce the same 6eaefciat
results. N Is a fsesU scientific dis
cOUerb, cons5 isainy tie most 20sser-
ftlt and restorative Ggeiats IN, the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. It s.est0yHs
e eE "a aH ~ 0h afes M Yo seS
Z s,,tite anu Clean; cures tfGssdguT
and chssDsOrs,b and falling out Of TIE
hair; end IaDill. aaaL;e.it 01fOlr st1,ons
7,e1.s0Rs, as 1t fNf1siSlSes 1te sstttt4-
Is! aa0HrisLed and supported. ~
snakes tie hair moist, soft, and
; gtaesD, ord ts atlssssl;pGssed as .
asepas'stti0sr eref OHe1Iedo TO the
public. as Oseeo bestle 1CiU acc0nsr
3oziszt more and, Tact longer thar
three bottles Of fny ptlser prepare n
It's recomaHieadeao and used w
The First Medlcai Authority. els 81 y,
-dud7ee suOsastes7asE results 2lr0d1csA
sby oar SiciIiass Hair Reslesrr
haze induced many TO nsG1sfsfdc
tiS7'e preparations for the 1lk1tf,
Under c0YiOsts names !; and tn
/. order to induce the trade and No
public to purchase their com
pounds, they haze 7.esOfted to fdtse-
ksOOds, by claiming they sceao
former partners, or had some cor,
3lectiOsa auth oar Mr.. Hal, ana
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26

49, 4St CHICAGO, Nov, rs, 1866.
y MR.H.R GARDNER Proprietor Gardeners Rheumatic
and Nenralge Compound. a 500 Tfs. s 1917
sIR-Hayinging been afflicted with the Neuralgia In
my face for six months friend Induced my to try your
Compound. and lean cheerfuily shy found 1t the only
relief and Recommend IT TO all who are troubled with
the Neuralgia. Yours Respectfully,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
Oyster Dealer. Cor. Madison 4 Dearborn D. sSoH s..

- Ns S"iH 'tCnrcaco. August az 1sse
"a. GANnrSEa. Prepr Gardiders SRhuInatic and Neu
ralgc Compound. -tg.t4a.A +
DEAR SlR-It is with great pleasure that testify to
the merits Of sy5urirvahsbe medicine. Having been
afflicted with Nauragiafor than year, causing me
great annoyance as well suffering, and after ing
induced me to Try your Compound, and heartily en-
dorce all that has been aid In its favor AMI earnestly
gia or Rheumatism. wsf. g. HOPKINS W
aFsF,a& stfT firm, Merrill. a HopkIrs % / AXE "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26

= siOAH.s committeeman
Has tho lsrcest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
in this cos,nf III ifsorf no HesSs 90 roOtu,and
for midness safety, certainty and horonghoss stands
pre-eminently at the bead II the list o. Aorss and
Chtik ksdfcines SO - gtJ re 3Sfaa n
II carries on all gross humors preveptsip1es from
becoming stiff or laundering, purihes the bSd ioeessf
ccanscs the water aud strengthens every part OF he
body ~ Is also safe and certain remedy Or cughs
asd colds, which generate many fatal Diseases q,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
A word to tho PubTic..I

As the forms Of isease for which VIZ prescribe the
Compound have their origin In the booA let the suffer.
resaember that merely Stscsvf appliance viii
afford him permanent relief because cannot reach the
CAUSE The Compound. 0oiag into NE btooS, -Tli &
hold. and the victim IL relieved. eS-THTs SHOULD
SEvfR rs FORGOTTEN. "A suRE ortss. W AsRssaEp 20 I
i HuRNAAMS az VA Setback.
Wholesale Druggists 16 Lake ST. Chicago, ~
FfB Sbaly@tss F1Gg@ Agents for The Northwest.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
God and Reliable Agents Wanted |,

In every county in this and adioning states Atnts
allowed ten per cent commission on all sales of Tick
cts An orders BY NAH amounting 10 Ten Dollars cr
less may be sent By Mail at our risk, larger sums
certificates and communications, should beaddressed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26

G. N. Miners drug store is the
place to buy good cheap drugs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
Milton Gale, Esq, Boston.

hereby certify HtGt acds sorety afflicted triih
Boils for tro gears, dereioping themselves tpon ny
schich Te,,dur6d IRON, item IRE iidescri5aJle. SIR
ice IL to sag that tahfaity tried sererai Of the
most popular hun,0y remedies, Jut ritkoat reaou
iiig ne abctioR. 4t length Jy the earnest request
Of an iafiaate fries, cas isduced to sry DIR.
j. ". f'oidndss HanIor Dottor, and an, reyy happy
to attest that all my Boils trere RENDERED and my
said medicine. ENl}Sf 73t44 - +ia 2 ~ a
= RosToN, g.s,, Il, 1856. 2. - NIL TON GALE. =.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26

= 5000 ~ Total value OF Premiums. :. Ss5 600
Dan. Gardner. Rob. Peacock,& Hafnhill & Satcheil
GESTs FRAT the request of Messrs. REA a BOVINE,
DON, OF our city have made examination OF tho
property in the foregoing schedule and have
valued the same at the prices set opposite the respec
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

ire proof. bonded Warehouse, the whole valued at
It'll one Of tie best bstiieres III the State and win be
delivered to the drawer thereof In complete run
ming order. ~ '
SECOND pEKMIuN--A fne city residence consisting OF
large Frame House Of ten rooms and an acre lot
tfckg set with fruit trees and shrubbery;i also
wood and coal house, barn, 10 0W
THIRu PREaruM.--A fine two story store, and - 81
Rectfhers, situated on Main St, In Urbana, val.
ue Vvp
FOURTH PREMIuN.-A small House and Lot, sit:
uated IL. Urbanf .-.. VA
FIFTH PREMIuM-One span of matched Horses,
SIXTH PREMIuM-One span OF large bay Mares,
Harness and Wagon, worth. -. coo
SEVENTH PREMIUM.-One large new Coal Cart,
wortn ..ss.s...s. lW
Piano Forte. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Me.odeon,. .....s,-.............,..... $50
Organ, 900
Ia Sewing Machines .ag.N 80
% Ladies' Gold Watches, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT soc
Is Ladies' Gold Watches, ~. va s75
% Gents Duplex Silver Watches. .....,..,.. 500
50 Gents Lever SILVER Watches. s...a.....s $50
80 Gents Cylinder Silver Watches, ,,...s. 600
so Silver Water Pitchers, !..... M. 900
80 Silver Water Pitchers, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Cabinets Of Sea Shells, ...s......!.... 40
sos Prem iurps. consisting OF Engrayings. Paint
Z tur n 40 dotF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
49, ~ SsT% AA''No"s 3s ri -1NTrSSN's r@@'pT'
Mrs. Wheeler. gStoneham, Mass. IL.
J Mrs. Porter, Dover, N. III.

TslrS 10 E0ttgg DofER,jN.I H., Jaiy %, 1855. :
& DIR. POLAND. ] receired your letter itquiriRg
Gsto heIefttfs Of Botr nsediciHe on sca-sickaessl
IamhappD to sop that Tlsink IL is the mfdicine
fos. that dreddfut sickness. z tricd ECfioRs pre-!
seyiptio1s hat yo,td none that settled the stoprh
and cleared the betd Ike the Hugior Doctor. ! felt
as dsegyk n costd hardly sectit to gf ashore to
entreaf yoa g Mfrsdsce g ,9to !shIp fehandle,g
apon the mighty ueep ff01s sickness. II cap
Eias arko taie Heir J,afRies arith theRs or carry
passengers, should try it fer o'ce Hey @ould RereT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26
Ointment.

: ld ESQ sld nj oa,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-26

Much more might be stated ia relation to This med
,ci,te as confainef in tesfimoHs tut ii is peed1
less 4sk Junchestcr druggists about II, especiaV
r.. W.. Bttss, ut Harris. Inquire ar Mrs Henry
,Ii,tmer, Of Beor, rhose trife cured oyit Ql
SaH Etsna. iSt almost aby person in Go6stolch,
lxad they tiii deci ire its rue as remedy,as used
IN their oVH cases OF By hteir friends. s--.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

A Jrsr EXPOSITION OF THE LAw.-ln
favoring the deduction from income on
account, Of losses on stocks, the Internal
Revenue Commissioned incidentally pro-
mulga,es a principle, which the assessors
and others concerned IN the internal
revenue system are prone 10 forget.
Their general principle appears to be to
iuterpre, the law adversely to the tax
payer, and on every point Of doubtful
construction 10 take advantage Of their
power, and decide in favor Of the Gov
eminent. Mr.. Rollins, on the other
hand, reminds one Of his official cores
ponden,s that the construction Of the
tax law should be controlled by Con-
gress in regard 10 it and since that dis
position was last session decidedly in
favor Of the taxpayer, the rule should
be TO decide doubtful points in the same
spirit. This is the true rule at all times,
and though strengthened BY the action
Of Congress should not be d~ependeu, on
it. In the Interpretation oflaw the bias
should be toward the rights of the citi-
zen, aud especially in determining his
liability as a taxpayer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

4 STREET WHIPPING AFFRAY.-Yes-
terday afternoon, about S o'clock, a
stout teamster commenced striking,
with a large mule whip, a thick set old
ish mana Norwegian, we should judge
by appearauce-who keeps a bay yard
in the lower end Of town. He continued
beating him while the two men ran
from near A. B. Driesoach's store to
the store of G. T. Davis, where the hay
yard man took refuge from his perse-
cutor, Mr.. Davis stepping between the
men and forcing a stay Of proceedings.
or the origin Of the difficulty we know
nothing. II was a most brutal, fierce
and relentless exhibition Of passion.
We learn that the teamster beat the
man previously that complaint was
made, and Justice McKeeby fined the
teamster $40 and Sl4 costs; that he
,hereupon paid the fine and immedi-
ately sought out his man in the street
and beat him as we have stated; that
he then returned to the Justices office,
stated what he had done, plead guilty
and signifed his willingness to pay an
other ine.-To-day's Carson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29
The dairymen of California are max.

The dairymen OF CALIFORNIA are max
ing extensive preparations to send a
large stock Of butter to the Northern
States. This indicates a larger stock
of cattle on dairy farms, and more atten-
ton to the dairy than we were prepared
for, although aware Of the rapid agri-
cultural development Of the State. The
total mich cows, returned by the census
Of 1860 were e05 400; the pounds Of
butter manufactured at 3 ,o95 ,o35. Penn
s~ylvania then made 5s,653,5 ll pounds,
and only New York made so much BY
more than 10000 pounds. Seven States
made less than California does now. She
has begun the business within the last
two years. One firm, in Marin county,
have II diaries, milking 1000 cows,
which are grazed on $1,000 acres. They
employ 200 men in herdiug the cattle
and making the butter. There are
other large diaries in other counties,
making abou, 5000 frkius per month il
the season. One firm has a building il
San Francisco expressly adapted to it
business, and keeps thirty coopers max
ing frkins. Ten scbooners are ex
clusively employed il bringing butte
and cheese to the city, while other larg
quantities are brought by coastiug yes
sells and steamers. The butter consump
ton is estimated at 5000 irkins pc
month, and the production at 5000; 81
that the Californiaus are casting abou
TO see whittier they shall export thei
surplus in 1869.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

A CORRESPONDENT Of q Philadelphia
paper describes the Paris Exposition
building as follows:
"Take a round gingerbread with a
hole in the middle. The hole represents
a garden. Around the hole describe,
with a knife, eight or ten circles; each
of these is an aisle running quite round
:he Exhibition. Across these concen-
trio circles draw, from the hole to the
circumference of the gingerbread, 80 or
30 straight lines or radii. These sepa-
rate the nations. Now, if you want to
look at machinery, being a %machinest
yourself, begin with the great outer ring
or circle, and you will pass, in their or
der, the machineries Of every nation.
The second interior ring is devoted en-
,irely to furniture. Go round it and
you can study the upholstery Of man.
kind. The third ring is devoted to
clothing. Follow this round and all the
fashions Of the world will be demon
strated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

MARINE Losses DURING MAY.-Duriug
the month Of May, there were los, by
FIRE, wreck, collision, or other disasters
a; sea, for,y-fve vessels, valued in the
aggregate a, 81, 5s5 500. OF these,
three were steamers, seven ships, seven
barks, three briggs, tweu.y-four schoon-
srs, and one sloop. For the FIVE months
Of the current. year ending May 3lss the
total losses Of American vessels by ma
rine disasters have been 27l, valued at
$l3, 1853, 500, AS compared with 266,
valued at Sl3, sll 800, in the same
period Of 1866.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

We are informed that in consequence
of the Unions coutumacy and revolu-
tionsry exertions to defeat the Union
party, a concerted and determined effort
will be made to remove the State Capt.
tai from Sacramento. 1t is known to
parties interested in having the State
buildings elsewhere, that BY means Of
their advantageous situation rs pub
fishers, in addition to their income from
gaming enterprises, the owners OF that
paper, are extensive property-holders
in Sacramento, and having failed in APP
peals TO their party principle and pat
riotism, it is proposed to try an expert
meut on their interests. Il will there
fore be wise for the people Of Sacra-
mento to satisfy the Uaion's avaricious
lust in the speediest and most effectual
Manners. r. FLAG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

IT Is we'll known in this vicinity that
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
has for some time past, through its cor
porate influence and officials, interfered
directly with the primary and general
elections Of the people. When the
Union primaries have been open to the
votes Of Democrats by their special
agency the people have been defeated,
but when the registry has been used or
other fair means adopted the corpora
ton and its friends have been over
thrown. It is notorious here that the
Union masses can hold no meeting with
out II direct interference on the part Of
railroad officials, who have also endeav-
ored to manipulate political affairs in
other counties and took an active part
in the doings of the late Union State
Conveution.-Sderamento Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

THEArER.-This evening, at the Opera
House, in Virginia, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jackson and company give an entertain
ment that is thoroughly new, to our
people generally, so far as pieces are
concerned; and if any nan in Virginia
or Gold Hill has the blues and wants to
be cured in one night, and doesn't attend
this night, there is no reasonable Excuse
shor, of physical or pecuuiary inability.
We are quite confident that ifa crowd
ed house" of people who like theatre
calls, would once attend the thea,er,
under its present working corps, there
would be no spare oom on any succeed
ing evening We notice that those who
60 once or twice, 60 again, so often,
are to be seen almost nightly. 1t is a
frst-rate Company, and they give ex-
~cellent performances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29
SATURDAY N1aHT.

A very determined effort is being
made by leading citizens and church
members Of Virginia city to procure u
more general and stricter observance of
Sunday as a religiously ordained day Of
rest. To a very great extent, the prac-
teal response to this movement is e1-
pected from the managers Of the mines
and mills. We presume that it is we'll
known that - certain, considerable
amount Of work must be continuously
prosecuted in u mines, or II majority
Of them, in order to keep them in a
clear working condition. And many, if
not all, Of our mills would suffer tre-
mendous injury if they were obliged to
absolutely "shut down" every Saturday
night. They are, in this respect Of ne
cessary runuing-as the machinery is
uow-very much under the pressure OF
blast furnaces, which even the Blue
Law strictness Of New England is not
so foolishly written as to-rule out Of
the six Northeastern States. Still,
something prudent, humane, wise, may
be done in the direction toward estab-
fishing q real, general day of rest in
seven, in our communities. Aud while
we ever have and ever shall oppose
sumptuary Sunday and excise laws, we
do approve the effort to procure an
agreement among mine, mill and team
company managers to reduce their
working force on the first day Of the
week to n minimum roll. Under such
an agreement, miners and w~orkingmen
in the mills might be enabled to "change
off," and so afford n stated day Of leis-
ure 10 each laborer. If the poor brutes
who do the heavy teaming for u quartz
haulers could have a day out Of the
week for res, and recruiting, it would
be something worthy of special congrat-
ulation in the society to prevent cruelty
10 animals. We hope the movement
referred to will at least soon meet with
such measure of success as will give the
quartz teams = Sunday respite from
their very severe labor. We are glad
TO know and be enabled to announce,
that the principal authors and advocates
Of this Sunday movement are themselves
opposed to any compulsory process
other than as moral suasion may be so
considerable effect the end desired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

We know now exactly what Thaddeus
Stevens means by "a mild ~confsca-
ton He wants enough to pay for the
damage done to his iron-works and the
hay and f~encing-stuff used up BY the
rebels in Pennsylvania. Congress, for
two sessions, has been indifferent to
these sufferings," and the irascible
Pennsylvania has been chatting and
f~retting all the while, but never before
disclosed the deep secret Of his grief.
Let Mr.. Stevens make out his bill Of
damages, and something shall be done
about Springfield Ads,.l Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

THE State Of Wisconsin affords the
curious history that she was governed
by the King Of France 90 years by the
King Of Great Britain 20 years ; by the
State of Virginia l year by the Terri
tory Of Ohio l6 years; by Indiana Ter
ritory nine years, and BY Michigan Ter
ritory 10 years. She continued q terri
tory Of the United States nearly twelve
years, when, on the 18th Of March, ls4s,
she became the thirtieth State Of the
Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

TIE Shenandoah Valley 10 Virginia is
said 10 have almost recovered from the
d~esolations Of the late war. Notwith-
standing the ravages Of the many armies
tha, passed through it, and the almost
total destruction Of houses, fences and
agricultural implements, it is said that
this year the farmers will probably have
the 6ues, and largest wheat crop ever
raised in that region. The lower coun-
ties are filled up with Pennsylvania
Germans, who are quietly buying up al!
the farms they al get.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

The n. Y. Herald's special says a Sc
cret society is stated to exist in Mem
phis, Tennessee, which is said to be
one Of many hundred existing through
out the State among the colored popu-
lation. The organization is ~ostensibly
for benevolent purposes. but in one Of
its degrees it requires from initiated
colored men a fearful oath to murder
those who abandon its ranks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-29

A RtPREsESrArrvE from the Birmiug-
ham (England) Board OF Trade is now
travelling through the United State,
and the British Provinces, urging the
Boards OF Trade Of the various cities to
take action in favor of abolishing priva-
teers during war, and 10 other ways re-
dueinS the liability Of private property
to capture.