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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22
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Dear Sir. Having nscd bottlc 81 yonr . vegesa
~ Hair Restorative" after having tried many tNhei
kinds without su-cess am happy TO accord ~ Il the
~ Plus ura II All i1ar Pr parat!ons IN the world.
cd d. myself sincerely and cheerfully recommend Il
JOHN FRANKLIN.
No. Tfe0out stseee. Boston.
Testimony from Abroad.
NessYe J. X. BAsRRTr q o.:
vac induced by friend n make trial Of narrette
Vegetable Hair Restos1tivA ~ Al very nuck
pieascd With the fleet u has had on my hair. was
ooasly half gny. and now before uslaG on DOstls, my
0aad Il freed from dandfu6 and my haif has a1f the
Appearance " youth. fully bsl,evr 0asFette 70 Be
~ bese HAIR preparation 10 the wmlA.
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
Fredonla n. r.. April ~. 1876
J. X. BARRETT 4 CO.. Proprictoss,
Manchester. N. II.
For Sale BY 1lnrrlson 4 Ssar1xa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22


Port m0d NQo4e6Na.
Doasyvese oOMr0Wo,
vv0Aoo NueVaeost.
old mOmeDao cad 0yos
II addition q our busasss 81 sellae Wises, etcs
IN .lki1.ol t01agss, apd ID order to Insure = ssG'
oaaneSO ruse Ltloo6s b compact and euavookSGl
kun ~ cuumenced she eeterphee Of husf)i0g kn6
~ king IL caeee Uur ven knVwu Wines. 0randles.
6hsstcs. nc and haze seee tAeq ON y slye thsl
Nm bciose reaching the puschaees. TIE eeSes1l ~
laopiasion and xons yme eueecap that ~ aW0de00s
cmts eas cncOnraecd 10 U 0aatain The seak lae1 =
segasds Quality. also y, 0as hersaeed s0este N re-
SsE ~ CO.. AaeWee and patronage which 10 ben %
Nl,esa4 bost.swed upon ue. ...
BtNIN0BR CO.
tEstAhliehcd1YrS1 1mrurieSs ~ WlOCo. ETC..
No. 10 Beaver atseee. New Y0ek.
The above popular ssa1te put ap ir casef c,,n.
saislns .Ss dDen b'se O. each. ard sSAa By ~
pIALilcn. ihuegisss. OrOessp. etc.
Opinions Of the Press.
The name ri Ulnimecs q Co. No. Is Beaver atrcei
ovcf they grufcocal. ~. \. Com. Advertiser.
Tho .rr<,f:.j I h.saee u B.einces Z Co., No.
Dssver s..ect Mc i,ltctc rpve piite ses ~ trtecs
~ Il ti,sss ant the hislfss hsaR. - 4 9ve9 ing
asaasxa jgGell-aaSd0rU-f4No UW ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

Tus New Yo,k World says: "A great
osysn u 70 BE- stsrt~d in this eisy fNes
York; ~ a rival 70 the Tribune One II
Gov. Fenton's enemies subscribed So 00V
last week towards the capital Of Dana's ps .
pee,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

4A6 HAIR.
Mo OTHER PREPARA ION HUR rag
~ ha,f. ever prsssas"d V the public sacA
AstOnishing Results
In % short = time - hes the Try phose.
From Bx-1eyor J. =. Hsxal. VIE has bess
partly Bald for Fifteen Years.
DAxsspuss, Oct ltth. 1855.
have been using Ms coulsse'e TRY hsoe Hoe
the lest six weeks. sud very mncs 70 ~ eurps,ss
have nice se"p Of hair growing % the top II
nv head. where no hair hss gr0wm before for
o(tcen years. JOHN g. HENRY.
DAvsNronr, Oct. Esd, 1853.
ms. T.. ~ CortrgR Nainrl:-
have used v.nr Hair Restorative as = IL re.
tCg tor the hu,r FOR some six weeks. and do not
hesitate 10 rrohounc.. IL superior to an, tlius
shat have ever met with for thar ia. pose
Iesrcctf.ll, Nou's
u H. Shell EY.
For sale BY all Druggsst- aud HAIR Dre.scrs
Mrs. 4. n. COULTER. Manufacturer. Daren.
pos's iowa y. ~ H0x ~ n.v1. tin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

aoogss,s. n. T.. March u, lSse.
useese. :. l.. WAAAAeD &C.: 0snte-eA
tisg, ut Sod ~ q 80 q n. Ies 6res
laughed at the iaes, bat eonssused . he tsisl.
$yalasap with4 IL = 1hsgItsst6@ NG661k.
III II bee. tbasst2A NJ hk1f cd 49, q y
: a:st i !: !. = - &'ssas" 60 leon
EsoY ETv ,sW.E0.npey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22
Gal1es. Tahe Passeesiar Notice.
fnE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS.


re>iifSE FILLS,
= ~ crl-b' 4 I'd
many ysars ago in
Isavis f,s the tciiri
OF female ivv-gu-
lasities. an. aitof >
Wards ~ Notorious
sos eheis criminal
snpleymsn, IN Tho
rsassIs~ ~ abortion.
are po~ offered Toe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

$50 XAxcnssrsa, March Is. iSeS. l.
ueoa1SE i. wAlAAoi \ c. II n ~ -.
quaisted Nth several Of the leading cisiseps Of
ehts city 10 have ed sSsr Snaif Usetoroaive
TO perfect satistectton. linse also used Il nv.
~ ssd se2 SHssfts sSsc upsaas u - beng
,,sse5ss .,ss -o u. q CsAssspaa..
re- v,.. Cisy Tseasaeet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

All scrofulous persons suGerisG frS.s General
Debility, Emacistioa, Dyepepais. and Dropsy OF
che limbs, abdomen. and in the female, Drop6y Of
The ovaries and wombs. generally accompanied
With ln6amation and Uloesasios OF che Uterus.
ere permanently cared BY Constitution Lsls 5ys.
~. The dissass knova - 0ostre o. 0wslled
Neck, the Life syrup will remove ensirely. The
remedy should be taken fer some tiue, . TIE
disease tssHesedisRly eAsosie eaA stu66esD, ed
Will ~ b removed without eatfa o0be1.
fuoers efths Ovsries, Tsaess - ths 0Peaoe,
oomplalely reduced without reeortin6 % he
tuiss. q spssstioss sfasy kisS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

MA simple that misfakc- cAnnsi 3 Msade II
.1s nsM SO har.nies ss 10 oe NE ron danger.
~ - encafnt. ~ ~ Nsoesys seiiaolc !ncy hase
49, - nv ncst com msndasAon iru0 al. eod WI
Sssys reno SAT- faction. Cent?.
70. vurre rcvers. CCnceetica x
=. ~ or1n~. Worm sever. wosm enhc.-. u
Crving cnhc. herthin1 oi infants. -. 70
-. Dissrrtsee', ofck 'dfsn ~ adshs. -. g
:" g" Choler;a- VI orbu- Naa,sA 49,. :. %
Lsragh~. fNdfs BrDnchitie 81
So Neusvsigi;s. Toushac "a Sascsc. q
= 9s.;siac;hes. sick hesdachs $685.. IS
10 DyapcyD~ia Bilious Stomach. ..... ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

IL the enly Physeeaar. - eepseiauGe.
Inow In Chicago that { . b. snslsuly
ecitoA 0pOo. &3o TO anDs - ma oef-
let thos horrible disease ~ remain In
Iss syeee0. dis0g usla9 Jour face
eoA body, besides destroying your
1Ab DineO ond f1sare psoesxete VI Me.
"a sissvc W.; sS SssiEirRg s Z. ..ss,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22
A. A.CR0ssY, n. D.

AAxcneAsna. n. II .Juae q. lsas.
0eseee. r. l.. WAilAce 4 10: 0sn,sci ~.
used 'Dr. Csaureiss's Empsras for tHs nsir."
aud am pleased 9Th The resulsa. find u the
purest and clean<st article hare .esr -
1t II ill thss II si.ims to b in evsry respect.
Yours, &C., = - Fi't7
LSoxARD FRENCH, ND.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22
CHICAGO.

1Tees >M~
VEST POCKETS AND ORDINARY WRAPPING
Paper. can't compete nth the ITO Top C'EN
coe, to the .mokes. n Y P. ss .. W. .ms2uens!s,
"chnw. up" -. W--d" - ts''. tie eat 20 dnds NJ
..chawe- any just note II 20 rsnoksss ana always
yysf,y ~ ur Cigars
Where The ,cndrf nres ~ Wrapping the
TIP TOP CIGAR CASE.
Manufacturer. THOMAS DERRY 4 CO..
moves diy. 'y6 Lske street. chicago.
II. -. Me FARLANE.
- l.aSniic ST.. Chicago. Ill.
Importer and Nsnufaotusse q
Cas- Pittes' 4 1a0bers' Ma0evlalA
81 every description, Slssm, Gee and Weass
Faucets. Wholesale and kessfl Masustesnsy.
no1 and 1oo W sshineton 81. octl7 Oily
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22
MATT HEAD.
Ada. Den. h. 4.

MAxcn.s8ea. n. n .Nsv. leee.
Eeesrs. T. l.. " ~ tAcs Q %. Not nv nssne
down among thoss, vhs have sseA your prepe.
ration With mach sas'sfac.,on. have used ~.
80 sessss. ~ give yeurat h. deei1sa 266ee.
color. is quick snd dursble, Esd % iseso;ns Il
10 supufb. :
On D X now~e, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

Nessss. F. l. wAalANo 4 -: oea>p--lhave
ind il oil Il clsims - g, eSr1is1Se s~.sss
mend il 90 the publis. - ~ =
MATT MEAD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

H'HOLEgdLE DRU0 Gi0YN, ~

- Lax. =. ss-.ss, :. clIIcAee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

CosoeaD. Juse 1. loee.
Hsssne. Z. L. WAiLAcs Co The second
insoses - !oes saloa6is rvpasseiea fst ne hair
vas duly received, and. 10 e.npiisacs With ,sur
more than ans~ered the expectations xcited 81
Ne ~ Of the tirat hottie d anspvss ehs s,,.S
pose required most perfectly, and % . re- orer
and clesaser Of the hair it is only eqvsIed Nv lie
Suairies - . cooling and healthy spplisaaica 70
the seslp.1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22
LS0KARD FRENCH, N. D.

1essr1. 2. L. WALLACE q 90. Usnts.l Ia.
used your prsparetlcn fot the hair. end oed I
the cleaness and best prepafstion ior the hair
shat have ever seen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22
CONSTITUTION
LIFE SYRUP!

A positive and specific remedy for all disease
ostGinssns from ~ lAPUKlSTATE Of THk
bLOOp. and for al hereditary DiNEASEe
transmitted from PAEENT To ChlLD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

Either Of the fsce. Neck, Or fenale Breast, aaA
"a. thas preventing their brsahing. and prsdue.
ing troublesome Dischssging Sorss. which dis-
tKare % masy Of the younger portion Of the
community, from six to twenty ysars Of aas.-
touug children are very snbject TO Discharges
from the Ears. which depends upon Scrcfuious
constitution. Thesecssee soon recover BY taking
sfsw doses Of the Life syrup
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

Suffering from lnAiApossases 70 Exsssssa. pain
in the Bsck. Loss u Memory. rsssbsd,nss. Hor.
ror Of calamity, Fear Of Dissase. Di1seee q
Vision, Hot ska and ExtreMitiss. Waat 81
Sisep. hrstleesneas. Pale. Hageard C0uuteaenee.
snA Iaaoitade ~ the Muscalar ayoseea, I'll 70
quirs tho aid efthe Consultation Life Eyrsp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

A GOOD JoKs is told Of mi of our
clever saloon-keepers, which is too full
Of genuine humor, "under pressing cir
cumstances," to be lost:
A short time ago, q representative of
the Green Isle stepped into the saloon
Of the person above alluded to, and
with a countenance full of inquiry said :
can have you got any good rye
whisky"
eyes, very good, the best in town."
said the saloon man.
GAN have you any half pint bottles,
my good man
"Yes," was the reply.
"An' will you plaise to fill one with
your best rye whisky for meP"
"0f course" said the obliging dealer,
and after reaching for the required flask,
andsspending a full half hour in clean
ing it, repaired to the cellar, drew a half
pint Of his Bourbon and presented it to
the gentleman in waiting.
"Pat" took the bottle, raised II to his
lips, swallowed about half Of its on
tents, and then, after making the appro-
pirate face over it, said in 8 very conf
Dental tone
"will you please sit this to one side
till I call for itT"
The saloon keeper, ''smelling q large
size rat trap full Of small mice" care
fully slowed away said half-6lled pint
fash. The fellow never called for it,
but took this novel way Of obtaining q
drink.-Ereiangs paper.
The above is q good and no doubt a
truthful occurrence. Mike McClusky,
four popular Mike who keeps the Thea
ter Saloon in Gold Hill, relates to US a
''good one" which happened in San
Francisco lately, (the last time Mike
was down. Scene A cheap boarding
house near the dock where the Panama
steamers stop ; the usual liquor-bar in
the front room Of the clearinghouse.
Enter, two festive "sons of the sod"
who had just arrived in the steerage,
the b~ar-keeper being a woman who was
engaged waiting on her boarders
in the dining-room, but hearing the
bell ring over the door. IS the strangers
entered, hurried away to the bar, and
6dgety to get back to her boardsrs.
One of the ''gay and festive" asked his
companion: "Pat, an whst'l ye take?"
can what'll ye take?" "It's not as to
what I'll take, but what'll ye take yer
self" "well, thin, madam, Tn be af-
ter taking Q pint mug Of porther." 81
have no pine. "And what have ye
got?" "Glasses." "Glasses, be dad;
and let's see one." An ordinary tum-
bier was accordingly produced. can
what would ye be after charging for the
full O. that2" "A Bit" San would
ye after telling US what a bit is, mad
ann" "why its a York shilling" ITO
hell wild your bit O. pother; I a buy
the likes o. that in New York for three
cents" And they left.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
DoRw1s's NEW HYporHEsEs.-With r

DoRwIS's New HYPoTHEsEs.-With re-
spect to the view that organic beings
have been created beautiful for the de-
light of mana view which it has lately
been pronounced may safely be accepted
as true and az subversiye of my whole
theory-I may first remark that the idea
of the beauty Of any particular object
obviously depends on the mind Of man;
irrespective Of any real quality in the
admired object; and that the idea Is not
an innate and unslterable element in
the mind. We see this in men of differ
ent races admiring an entirely different
standard Of beauty in their women ;
neither the Negro nor the Chinese ad-
mire the Caucasian beau-ideal. The
idea also Of beauty in natural scenery
has arisen only within modern times.
On the view of beautiful objects having
been created for mans gratifcAton, it
ought to be shown that there VIM less
beauty on the face Of. the earth before
man appeared than since he came on
the stage. When the beautiful volute
and cone shells Of the Eocene epoch,
and the gracefully s%culptured ammon-
ties of the Secondary period created
that man might ages afterward admire
them In bis cabinet:
Few objects are more beautiful than
the minute siliceous cases of the diato-
macea: were these created that they
might be examined and admired under
the higher powers Of the microscope ?
The beauty in this latter case, and in
many. others, is apparently wholly due
TO symmetry of growth. Flowers rank
amongst the most beautiful productions
Of nature and they have become
through. natural selection beautiful, or
rather conspicuous 10 contrast with the
greenness Of the leaves, that they might
be easily observed and visited by insects,
so that their fertilization might be
favored. I have come to this conclusion
from finding Il an invariable rule that
when q flower is fertilized BY the wind
it never has . g~sily-colored corolls.
Again, several plants habitually pro-
duce two kinds of flowers; one kind
opened and colored so as to attract in
sects; the other closed and not colored,
destitute Of nectar, and w visited by
insects. We may safely conclude that,
If insects had never existed on the face
of the earth, the vegetation would not
have been decked with beautiful low-
., but would have produced only such
sor flowers as are now borne by our
IS, oaks, nut and ash trees, by the
raises, by spinach, docks and n~ettles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
sAs,FRAsolsco, Feb. ~, 1867.

DAN VisCOi rou' 81 Aoe'
Greenbacks quiet at 70 buying, and
selling at 73i.
Yellow Jacket-s6 feet sold, closing
at $7l0; Overman advanced So; Grown
Point declined SIS Chollar-Potosi, $6,
and Ophir ST.. Other stocks are steady.
The steamer Idaho was on FIRE this AZ
t%ernoon, but the Fire Department soon
extinguished it, but not before some
damage was done to the freight.
John hahon has been arrested OF .
charge of stealing $1,000 from his en-
ployer, A. human, a grocer.
Judge Dwinnelle granted Emma Brad
dock q divorce to-day from her husband,
Thomas Braddock, on the ground of the
defendant being in State Prison.
j., Branger, a restaurant keeper has
failed.
/. The ship Alice Bell arrived here last
evening, 81 days from Yokohama, bring
ing later news from Japan. The burnt
district Of Yeddo had been cleared and
new buildings were being erected. A
Japanese embassy, consisting Of FIVE
persons, will proceed to Washington BY
the Colorado on her return trip to San
Francisco. The Colorado was expected
to sail from there the 18th of Feb'y.
Eugene Sweeney, a youth of II, died
from apople1y produced by over eIertion
in jumping and playing base ball near
this city last Sunday.
The committee appointed ut. a pre-
yious meeting to aid immigration to this
State reported a plan of operations at
the meeting held at Cobb b Sinton's
last evening. They propose 70 organize
a company with a capital Of SIS, oOo, 900.
There will be a public meeting next
Tuesday at Plstt's Hall to discuss the
subject further.
The steamer Montana sails for Pana-
ma tomorrow. She will carry less than
two hundred passengers, all told.
We have had a southeast storm all
day, and it is still raining.
Judge Dewey, in the United States
Circuit Court, to-day granted an in
junction in favor of the San Francisco
photographers against Robinson and
others, restraining them from the use Of
the bromine process. This decision af-
fects all the photographers on this coast.
ONE thousand six hundred divorces in
Massachusetts, since 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
A Now WAY ro RAIar rHr WMp.-L

A NEW WAY TO RAISE TIL WND.-A
ew days since the inhabitants Of q town
IN the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
not far from Erie city, were startled by
the announcement that on the following
night q learned gentleman would give a
grand exhibition in the public Hall, in
which be would show the complete con-
troll he exercised over the feline and
canine families by making a number Of
cats and dogs do everything he desired
OF them. He requested the people to.
bring their own t'household'pets." A
very large audience, made up OF bipeds
and quadrupeds in about equal proper
ton, assembled and waited pahsnTy
before . green curtain till 8 o'clock,
when It was discovered that the stage
Was empty and that the treasurer door
keeper and lsctursr--if there was
such persop-had left With the admis-
sion proceeds. ri /, 81 lEH leo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

HALy A CENruRy.-An interesting
tabular comparison between the state Of
Europe in 1917 and 1867. The half CEN
fury has e1tinguished three kingdoms,
one grand duchy, eight duchies, four
principalities, one electorate and four
republics. Three. new Kingdoms have
arisen, and one kingdom has been trans
formed into an empire. There are now
~forty-one States in Europe, against fifty
nine which existed in 1917. It may be
remarked that the nineteen grand dukes
and dukes and princes Of 1851 will be
much less ducal and princely thanks to
one Bismarck) than the ~thirty-two who
ruled in 1917. Not less remarkable is
the territorial extension Of the superior
States Of the world. Russia has an
pe1ed SCI, 1854 square miles; the United
States l, sss, ooS; France, 1870 Prus-
sia, 2s,7sl. Sardinia, expanding into
Italy, has increased by s3,o4l. The In
dian Empire has been augmented by
45l, SIG. The principal States that have
lost territory are Turkey, Mexico, Aus
tria, Denmark, the Netherlands
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

AxrcDorE OF Rev. Nh. RoszELL.-In
the latter discourse / held forth the duty
of jo~yfuluess in religion, a cheerful
faith, q happy Christianity. After ser
vice I was told this story Of M. Roszell.
Some years ago he vas pastor offs can't
ing, ~puritanicsl hypocrite, who was a
man Of wealth, a very fluent Methodist
"class leader" and q skin flint. One
day he shut up his nose and rolled up
his eyes, and began to snifae in this
wise: at isn't right to laugh. We read
that Jesus wept, but we never read that
Jesus laughed" "No," said Mr.. Ros-
zell, "and we never read that Jesus sold
wood At four dollars q cord TO poor
struggling Methodist sseamstresses,
While he sold II at three dollars TO rich
folk'? That was rubbing Of the raw
place, was II not?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Why sHE DiDx'r Coxr.-rhe Smith,
ne.o ,me' tells q story illustrative of
the OLD saw, that "the course of true
love nsrer did U smooth" A Young
couple in snithland had laid q rlan -
outwit the vigilance Of cruel parents and
elope. The Tine, tells the sequel thus.
The stood beneath the window.
the hdy attempted TO climb out-when
ohi horror, some one detained her nom
the resrI "Why dost thou do not come
gentle Amelis2" She answered in an
seitated voice: "I can't Bill, MANS
got hold on my filters"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
PROCTOR AND sgMNEa's MINOR,

We notice that the Senate have inS!f-
niteiy postponed the bill of Repeal against
the passage Of which Senators Sumner
and Proctor submitted a minority re-
port from the Committee on Judiciary.
This action on the part Of the Senate is
a pretty effectual reply to the contempt
ible, malignant ISLANDERS the Entsrpri'e
recently started against the political
character Of Colonel Sumner.
The fact 10, there was nothing In the
minority report referred to to justify n
single word Of the abuse that was do
mated the Colonel from that consistent
sheet, the Entsrpri,e. We suppose now
that the .'black Knight" will challenge
the Senate, as a body, to mortal COM
bat; the challenge being written out by
the said "black knights" anxious sec
onds, and the 'lovelie twins" o fthe En-.
terprise.
We will add, that we did not suppose
that there was a black man in this
county as to accept the wilfully false
construction Of Proctor's minority re-
port as the true one, when the report
itself was before the public. This only
goes to show that before we admit col
ored citizens to the right Of franchise,
if we aver do it, they must be better ed
ucated than they now are, and exhibit
greater average intelligence.
Every mar Of common sense and can
dor, who reads the report named care
fully, will approve the action of the
Senate in indefinitely postponing the
bill against which were submitted gene
raj but conclusive objections.
The Enterpri,s is in a bad way with
its unsuccessful criticisms, advocates
and fbels. The Legislature will have to
establish a Freedmsn's Bureau for its
relief. We imagine the Governor would
sign a bill making such provision.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

THERE is.a place in Union county, Ca,
west of Blue Ridge, where more than
one hundred tracks of animals, the
bear, deer, fox, lion, horse, &C., may be
seen imprinted in what Is nov solid
rock. One horse track is eighteen by
twelve inches gsnd must have been the
animal ridden BY the great warrior
whose track appears near by, being that
of g human, foot seventeen and q half
inches in length /; with SIX toes-a regu-
larson Of thunder | All the other tracks
are of natural size.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

AMERICAN CoSsUL.-C Charles We'll,
who was the carrier Of the Gold Hill
News in lss4-'65, in Virginia city, has
received the appointment Of American
Consul at Tumbez, Peru. We always
found Charley an honest and a very in
telligent young man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Tho Kentucky Union State Convention.
FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 26.-In the
Unipng st4ts Convention secounsies
,<sr6 Represented. TIE meeting was
enthusiastic. A series Of Union resolu-'
tions were adopted. Sidney Burns was
nomipatsdfor GoverneeaG3TB EshT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

AT HAvs passed through great hard
ships" IS the schooner said after sailing
through q feet Of iron-elsds, .7n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Deaths.
sTEINER-In Carson City, Feb. 9Th, John
Steiner.
Funeral at ! O'Clock P. NJ. tomorrow, from
Masonic Hall, Carson City.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

QUEEN IsABELLA.-An E6gfis6 journal
observes: "tThe Queen Of Spain has, Il
10 said, announced that she will make
no accession, but will sacrifice her
body, If thereby she may save her SOUL
That is what her Msjest says, but:whst
sae . Is, that she viii sacrifice for
,ne sake OF her soul any number Of
bodies Of other people"
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