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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24
For Town Marshal.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISHES
Of his friends. W. l. CUMMINGS respectfully
announces to the citizens Of Gold Hill, that be
will be q candidate for election to the Office Of
Town Narsha.
Geld Hill, April9a, 1867. ap22.ln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

VIZ are informed that the Hon. Mr.
welty, Of Austin, had his Notary's
Office rented preparatory to his coming
to Carson to supply the late Judge Bros
mans place,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

PoLrrrcs are raging in Sacramento.
The Record says that the Democrats
enjoy the fight in the Union party, in
tensely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24
For Town Marshal,
WIN. z. HALE

nEsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
II citizens OF Gold Hill. that he Is q candidate
for the Office Of TOWN MARSHAL Of Gold Hill,
nj the ensuing election.
aoid Hill. Nav II. 1867, myll.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

WE think that some of our folks don't
know what they are missing, in not
attending the Theater, at Virginia, these
Shakspearean nights.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24
We clip the following paragraph from
the San Francisco Call:

Not long since, the Virginia Enterprise
insisted that the naturalization laws
should be amended so as to allow peo-
pie of all races and colors to be natural
lied as citizens Of the United States.
The Times, Of this city, announced itself
fully and forever in favor Of granting
suffrage to all irrespective Of color, in
Guiding, Of course, Chinese and Diggers.
The Alameda Gazette copies the Times
article and endorses its sentiments. II
the Union party on this coast does not
wish to court defeat, it must repudiats
the doctrines put forth BY these papers,
which assume to be among its organs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

RUSSIAN AMERICA is to be divided into
six Territories.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

The American colony at Jsffa (Holy
Land) is begging for means to return
to Yankee land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

MAYOR MONROE, Of New Orleans, has
fed to Canada, with his family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

AN insurance company, in New York,
heads its advertisement, "Best lives
taken at lowest rates."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
tRrroRTEp DAILY 81 X. H. yLAao, sANxEh.l
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24-lP n.
qlIE9
Marriages.

GREEN-AGUILA-In Sacramento. May 22d,
BY Rev. Jas 8. Mcdonald o. w. Elm Green 10
Emma +. Agnils
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS San Frauciico, May
2lr, H. D. Hudson to Mary @. Milford.
wATSON-THOMAS-In San Francisco, May
18th, R D. Watson 10 Sarah J. Thomas.
vAUGHN-RO6ERSIn Ban Francisco. May
18th, Geo. Vaughn to Annie Rogers.
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SEMINARY!
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THE NEXT TERN OF THIS INSTITU.
l ton will commence on MONDAY, Jan. ], 1857.
Competent and experienced Teachers nll each
department Of study, This School affords all
the advantages Of . THOROUGH ENGLISH
COURSE, the ANCIENT and MODERN Lam.
GUAGES, CALISTHENlCs, GYMNASTICS,
MUSIC, and all the Ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues. containing full Information,
please address,
MRS. @. ". BLAKE. Principal.
Oakland, California.
REFEREscEs:-Rev. Samuel n Wiley, Oak.
land Hon sherman Day. Oakland: Rev. A. =.
White. CAruon City. my2l-6m.2p
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For Town Marshal,
wm. II. nRRGAN.

nREsENT MARSHAL OF GOLD HILL,
will be q candidate for reelection. at tho
Town Election TO DO held on tho first MONDAY
Of next June.
Gold Hill. April @, 1877. ap23.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24
For Town Marshal.
a a. puTNAm

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
II citizens and tax payers Of Geld Hill. that he
will be Q candidate fer the ofhee Of Town Mar.
shall, at the election on MONDAY. June 3. 1857.
Gold Hill, April %, 1867. ap93.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24
Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN the First Monday. the Third day OF juno
next, an Election will be held for Officers ofthe
Town of Gold Hill. for the ensuing year, az
follows:
Three Trustees e be chosen from
tho First Ward
Two Trustees TO bo chosen from
tho second Ward
One Treasurer md enc Marshal to
be chosen by the Electors Of b Town
mt Large.
The Polls Of said Election to be opened from
8 o'clock A. ~, until sunset Of said day.
PLACES FOR HOLDING POLLS,
Firut Ward-Theatre building. Judgos-G.
w. Pease, J, B.. jackson and J. J. Denny.
Second ward-Petnluma MIL office, Formerly
Barnes HoteL) JudgeE-J. T. Rlordon, II. g.
A nderson and c. Marston.
By order Of the Board Of Trunteea
W. d. GRAY, President.
II. {. MANNING, Clerk,
Gold Hill, May 20, 1867. my2l.td
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ANNOUNCEMENTS, ETC.
Gold Hill Election, Monday, June Ord
For Town Marshal.
NJ

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
II citizens Of Gold Hill. that he Is q candidate
for the Office Of TOWN MARSHAL Of Gold
Hill, at the ensuing election.
Gold Hill, April %, 1867, Rp2a.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24
SUNDAY N MAY 2e,
At IL O'clock NJ, and continue ON
MONDAY, the 27th Of May.

SUNDAY mOhN1NS, mA4 40,
Az IL O'Clock NJ, and continue on
MONDAY, the 27th Of May.
Committee or Invtt.ionr
VIRGINIA.
Hon J C Curris Dale & Co.,
Hon John Piper, Niler.
Thos Taylor e. Co DR. Hitler
n Klaubrr, Eisler e. Goodfriend,
Jos 7 Goodman. Ch Cornell, =
Kelly & Co.. NslsIng & Sehafer.
] Rapp g. Co, Abraham straus,
Marco Medin, Leopold Kuh,
BrIslcher Bro,., Deninger & Co..
Rapp & Hrnne. Koch.
Schoenamsn & nellie. Val Uhl,
Phil Reese, Ad Gerhauser,
Kraus & Drummer, Mayer & Berry,
Chas Becker & Co., Jacob Riem. D..
Gordon Sprott, John B 0unther,
Klopstock & Co., A N Kruttsehnitt.
EKrIstsller. q Wattenrod.
Jacob Young, Jr.. FGreenbach & Co.,
JZaup, John Dohle.
J Hsshnlen.
ooLD HID.
DR. G Mayer, LGondfrisnd,
J Winterbaucr, Mart BARREN,
Sehafer e. Co. Msrsfeldpr g. Co.,
Jacob Becker, W II Adams.
Geo Nuss. sullivan.
CMiller, Adam Uhl.
Henry Ink. Henry GodichniL
Floor Managerss
ABrisacher. Fred Boegle,
Al Grab. Aug Kuhn,
James Ball, G Wiedmsyor.
~ The Music will be furnished by the cello.
brated, well.known musician, CARL YORK.
EI-we cordially invite everybody-old and
Young, families and children. ladder and bachelors
ITO Join us In these our universal festivitioL-
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
EUGENE BECKMAN, Manager.
Virginia, May 81, 1867 my2ltd
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Election of officers
or THE
TOWN OF GOLD HILL.

To Messrs. J, ]. Denny, e.. III. Van
Gordcr, j. j. Hayes, Thomas Il.
Taylor, q. @, Battermnn. \. A. Put.
nam, \. w. Chubbuck.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, REQUEST
w that you-MessrS. Denny, Van Gorder,
Hayes, Taylor and Batterman-consent TO be
come Candidates for Trustees Of the Town Of
Gold Hill. and that A. A. Putnam become a can.
dldate for Town Marshal. and 8, w. Chubbuck
become O candidate for Town Treasurer. at the
Municipal Election, to be held on tho Third day
Of June, 1867. and We hereby pledge ourselves to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

MONUMENTAL ENGINE CO., NO. 8,
WILL BIZ OWN
Monday RrssfsE. Jsse ~, 1867.
Ninety-recond Anniversary Of the Battle
Of Bunker Hill,
AT ATHLETIC HALL !
Committee Of Arrangements
ThoI Flnnnery. Charles L Gilpin.
NIL Dexter.
Invitation Committee,
yIKoISIA.
u Curtis Geo I Lammon,
Hugh Ksrr'n. u wilcox,
Wsnie Wright, II Strouse,
Chas Quicker, JaA Malone,
Jas Carter. A @ Clark,
Geo Downey. John Piper,
&c Currie, w T Warren.
o Addison, A. Mackay.
JTGoodmsn, J Forbes.
W WScrogEin. &c CLARK.
Jacob Young. Jr., A Edwards,
A Ash Hugh Kelly,
W Edwards, AK Lamb,
Jay Bsgley, John AeCauslAnd.
w Martin. Jas " Orndorn.
OLE HILL.
WILLIS, Chss Decher.
VIM II Began. Z Gamble.
N McClusksy Ross Coleord.
RIA Young, Steven Isaac.
DAYTON.
I'D Cross, VIM Clark,
Brazleton, Ed BslthII.
CARSON.
Geo Lewis. ACury.
II r Mighels. Martin Reese.
wAsHoE.
W Thurman, Wallace Caldwell.
John Thomas, VIC CrAighead.
rRUcKrE MEADOWS.
Chas Chase, John Stone.
Reception Committset
Fred Kline. John Eckert,
James Smith, haloney.
Introduction Committed
Pidge, II Young.
N CraIger. LawleSs,
Crosby, VIM rwo
Floor Managers
q Andrews, CT Gilpin,
Curran, II Wood.
Floor Directors
JAMES e. PARKER.
TICk IT'S. 90
mYl6-td
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Births.
Deaths.

Deaths.
DEMING-In Sacramento. May 22d, Mrs. Emily
Deming, mothcr.ln.law Of c. Croker, a native
of Erie, PENN aged 6S years
LEvY-In San Francisco. May Goth. Emanuel.
son Of Samuel and Eve Levy, aged 7 months
and IS days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-24

II N m Il n ~ ",
Opposite and Due Rnst from the Chol-
Iur.Potosi HoIstinG Works.
,cur INHABITANTS OF VIRGINIA. GOLD
L Hill aud ~onvIrons are hereby respectfully IN.
yited TO attend the opening Of the Summer Pa.
yillon, erected by o company Of our most enter.
prisine fellow.eitizens Of different nationalities,
Tor the accommodation and recreation OF the
| pleasure seeking Inhabitants OF Virginia, Gold
Hil, etc. The exercises Will commence on next
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-08
Relief for Horses & Cattle! !

fINHE UNDERSIGNED RESfbCI- R
l fully informs the public that he has ~
establisheda I'LL
Stable and Veterinary ONCE
225 South Street,
TN the Divide. between Gold Hill and VIZ
sinlA City. Nevada, where he 10 prepar.
cd TO bestow medical attention to
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP & DOGS,
Which may be entrusted to him. He also ofers
sfree Consultation St his once from 10 to l2
o'clock A. n. daily. having had an extensive ex.
perienee In the business in Europe and the United
States. and lately Of San Francisco. He IL en-.
ablsd to apply the most efficient and sueesssful
remedies against diseases Of all kinds and solicts
the public patronage. Charges moderate. Refer.
enees Of unqusstionabls vsraeity from men Of
,kaowp rsIpeetability
J. Mex. MUNRO.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Divide. Feb. %. 1857 tsSS-tf,
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SOMETHING ~ Z w!
A. ID. WEIGHS
CHOP HOU s E!
Mex. door b.low the Postoface.J
GOLD HILL.

rI,HE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET A
i Square Meal Call and see rs.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVgRTIsRNRNT.
san FraniCscO Assaying
-AHD-
Refining Works,
No. 416 Montgomery St,
(successsrs to Keiloss, Hswstoa a. Co..
Capitol Stock 100000!
DIRE O r o RSt
JOHN PARROTT, CHAS. D. McLANE
WIN. G. RALSTON, A. HAYWARD,
LOUIS A. GARNETT.

SoSAo h'
Louis 4: GAAxrTI....;;;...Pr President and Manager.
'on' nh"sfo'' ''.Suotni1' sno oup0iin'ono'u''
nuIs conp.ny wv, app.rry
J. eniayosd th.ir Rsanino Wori, and Intro.
d,..d rDsnS othsr ,mno-tsnt ,mnro,.nsu,. an .,.
aISas.d 20 .rnonres H., tn.. ~, w.rrsr,.t ~
aan.,n Ssducinc mst.ri.IIv tb.ir tam. ~ doino
business. -----.-
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mnien Icy non .uom,s " W VIZ puUnoEIo
;.Sor !, IL ia.sr ,Sar IN anY o,hsr nj - ,hs
sia ~ '"srrs. - ,h. roI1,ne int. ot,his
'oa,. - Irnort.nt ,rcrss.. IN S.th tSs ,nIn,Ins
and commercial yAus Of onnoh: v
Aue euAses Aotse''i wa W A'
One Eighth OF ono per cent. lhsretofore quar-.
teri for all amounts over vl,s0o and two DOLLARS
for any smaller sum. Returns made In twenty.
four hours. For
-.xins D.uo.it. fov uppayted oliver Bars
Two dollar. for the gold contained up 70 xl,ooo,
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JE FF Wis .

He Stili Remains NJ the New York Hotel
His Probable Departure for MessreaI To.
morrow.
Mr. Davis sill remains u the New York Hotel n ID
stated that be has been aborng under attack Of inds
position, which, although not very severe, compelled
him 70 defer his protected visit TO his children in Canada
From ths time OF his arrival he has not le the
hotel, and has not stirred from his rooms Should
no b we'll enough no win probably leave New
York tomorrow evening for Montreal Yester-
day comparatively few visitors called 70 see
him throughout the day, but in the evening the
thronged condition Of the hotel showed that he still
an object Of considerable interest the large number
Of his former adherents who have removed since tho
breaking up Of the rebellion, this city The charac
Ter Of the gentlemen present pretty oonclusivey
indicated BY occasional gray coat which, however
was Of course shorn Of it's original round brass buttons
His nephew, General Davis circulates freely about
the hotel but seems extremely anxious 70 keep tho
movements Of his uncle and private pos
sibe BE Processes to have positive information 40
to Mr.. DAVIS departure, or % TO his future plans
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hgnFHfs Tenn. May ~, 1901
Hon. BAner.on Eibsrdse, conservative candidate for
Governor spoke IN ihe Court House square this morn
ina 10 an audience Of shout Thousand persons IN
Guiding mary ladies' He very bitter against Cover
nor Brownow, and showed the couplons by which his
parsy sought 70 retain power He was followed by
General VI. n Stokes, who defended Governor Brown
low and the radical party nth great warmth He said
Generuls Grsnt sherman, Thomas and sheridan were
radicals and they conducted the present Reconstruction
law Bosh speakers admitted that the rebels Who fought
wers auesy attending thsr domestic duties and cared
nothing fos poltics All passed or very quietly.
The Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly was
employed to-day hearing reports from committees
forssn ssd home fnsGiona Ten O'clock Monday IL set
apart for the consideration Of the question Of whiting
with the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
BY THE HrL4NTic CABLE.
TINS PANAGUAYAR wAa.

Lopez willing 10 Accept Peace-The Allies
Want More Rfshs-A Paraguayan Esvoy 20
D LIsBcs, Nay IT, 1867.
The regular mail steamer frop Rio Jansiro arrived
hare to-day. So
The South American news is important President
Lopez, Of Paraguay, had accepted the mediation prof
fered by the United States through W Min
lister, Mr.. washburne, and would Immediately send
envoy 70 Washngtoa
The allies. the other hand, had not accepted the
American plan, aud 10 vas doubtful whether they would
do 80 At all.
There had been no further fighting between the con-
tending armies.
public, was assuming ill alarming proportions
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After two years 81 unlawful Improvement ex-Prcei
dent Davis free Bail has besD accepted and no 10
IN the possession Of bis liberty The story Of
thi illussrous ate prisoners life during the last SIX
cord Of his brsf Of rule and imprisonment "
contained the history Of Of the greatest rsbeions
The world has ever eeeo. He u now free, and
. few days ago he returned 70 Rschmood But what q
prsonnent In the city he once held hs capital he
nothing but the nag Of he foes and the uniform OF his
snentee The stars and stripes waved from every nag
staff aad the soldiers he had often conquered
tion tested 70 ts utmost The power Of the North he
10 nov powericss against q corpcrAl's guard. And
greater change than all; he finds the yassals be would
condemned 70 eternal bondage his judges and
the Richmond Circuit Court The change 10 indeed
great one. which bis wildss dreams Of disaster
could never have revealed
But that no 10 released he nsally free is u
nenti We think we but express the general copvic-
ton States when that Jefferson Davis
a. little danger of trial President johnson 10 Of sxecu
tion. Everything ready; the court the witnesses,
desc rpton from treason 70 assassinaion, have bees
preferred, and yet the Law delaye Inc tral Ia
put on from term 70 term. thief Justices find
bubbles and complaints, and viii be tn the sub
suspicion that the government afraid 70 try
the prisoner thai once all but Their conQueror hut
we think wisdom would suggest that the prosecution be
abandoned Its only effect would he 70 open up again
new in their nerces intensity the bitter harsds which
the war created To rip Up again these old sores Of dis
content and sectional malice would be an act Of the
shceresf madness what the country wants 10 rest net
counses prevail IL political fanatics no longer rules
as Washington, The repose and calm which essential
~ the republic now win mot 10 disturbed by any such
AIT Of folly the trial Of the late Cosfsdsass President
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AFFAIRS N CINCINNATI.


cuumln, Nay ~. Isea
On tho swensy-nrst Of last February, Fresh Nss1s,
one Of The cashiers Of Adams Express conpesy p a.
city, mysssrously disAppsarsd taxing Wa hsn, -
alleged nsssn hundred dollars Of the csspasys no.ss
He has just been arrested In wsshinsss, ssssshs ss
and committed 70 jail 70 b. tried for pssS hssssy
Ira n Taylor, sodisor Of Ne Atlanta sss ons"ano0se
Railroad, committed sulcds II George ~ sssL "
blowing ont bis brAna He lsn noss ssAs'na - ~
vs. tending towards insanity and preferred % s'e
The Old school Presbyterian Assembly wn'cn = IN
session here resolved to-day 70 meet sent year ~ssh
inGton
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saEw oELEAHs.


Threatening ssente Of AAairs-Precanss~~~vys
dea.ures az the NEtsssnry Aathertties--
Pithy speech Of General Mower, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay II, 1897
General Sheridan telegraphed yesterday 70 General
Hartsu from Galveston, TO issue order forOiddns all
psrsons in this city from carrying firearms Heao ssls
gaphed a. followsIe, the hremen's festival 20 on
Hold troops IN readiness suppress riot II necessary
keeping the Custom House your base OF operations
and necessary call the naval commander 70 piscs
his ships opposite the foot Of Canal street"
Ths foregoing Instructions arc 70 be carried out,
the supposit,ou that trouble In the city Ia anticipated
Cen. Mower addressed the rioters yesterday, when
two hundred passed his headquarters their way the
new Basin brandshng clubs and threatening 70 iypoh
the contractors there follows:-" II you feel
selves wrongsd you must spply 70 the proper auhor
ties for rsdrsss and you shall have 10; bus ycu take
this thing into your own hands, you may loss what
rights you already possess II you 90 on with this
rosung, by the eternal God l will throw grape and
canister into you Now dispense and 60 TO your homes
or 70 your work" The mob Immediately dispsnsd.
There was q small affair Of . like character to-day,
being an attempt on the part OF the mob 70 prevent
others from working The police made several arrests
The military was reviewed to-day, and gunboai has
been ordered in front Of the city. All 10 quiel
The Fiuaacial TrosbIss In Now Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay II, 1897
Jacob Bakers Bank Of Commerce could NO longer
sustain the run upon 10 and suspended this morning
Nav 0alxAxs, Nay l7--EveDng
The asssss Of the First National Bank ae bslns ex-
amined by the stockholders and oapitsiissa There
very strong prospects Of resumption Of buslacm m
early day Tns meeting Of ssocknosdsn sajousnsd snri
Monday awaiting the action Of capitalists
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tgAhons viii - made fW NE puvpoes o. sscsuaininG
whssAsr The precious nssa, szss IN Quantities sOceat
sor working IL Us1De11vS-
ksew@s-~sw AMAirs In she ssssks
North Carolina papers state shas anumoer Oh amdAvs
having been ned before r p. Lshmsn. United ssatss
Commissioner. a. Newborn. declaring that civil law
could not b. administered in the county Of Jones' and
that magisratss could warrants against gang
Of marauders styling themselves ''Regulatsrs,n
account Of the threats against their lives the Commits
soner issued warrants under the Civil Rights bill for the
arrest OF the gang In accordance with this action three
white men, named Joseph Smith, George W. Harrison
and James Henry Cumbo we're arrested in Jones county
by United States Deputy Marshal r. c. Kehoe. They
arc charged with being members Of organized band
Of robbers asd regulators who have been operating
Jones and adjoining counties The prisoners COM
mitted to Jail At Newbern.
leading Georgia paper, in notice OF the release Of
Jen Davis, says:-'HAvng exhibited during his long
and cruel imprisonment the fortude and heroism Of
his exalted nature may he yet live to the downfall
Of his enemies and his psopien the councils Of
the nation
Il 10 said by those who have conversed with General
Pope the subject that he intends 70 appoint two
white and negro the Registration Board in
every county OF bis distrct
The Assistant Commissioners Of the Freedmen Bureau
for OF the South carona dicts bordering on the
Savannah rivss whose duties made him intimately
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In empannellng jury In Houston, Texas recently,
varv ,aroa nur,h.r az ,ha sroaarer =, ,ha cs s.,a
-, -. .,, - = 80 80 -.
General Grifns order The presiding judge, however,
,ola tho thai .hav ,ra,a M, c,,ers ort 1aea ana r
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GENERAL Ord At LITTLE aecE.


LITTLE Rocx Arb, Nay ~. le67.
General Ord has arrived here. He cans 70 complete
arrangements for the appointment Of boasds Of regis
tYasion IN the derens counties. Boards already ap
pointed in SIX counties, but there will probably b
delay Of two or three weeks before registering CON-
menoes Everything looks favorable for general regis
sering o. those entiilsd. On Monday General Ord 70
turns 70 vicksburg
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Nrw oMEAxs, Nay n, 1851.
The Commercial Bank suspended his morning Jacob
Barker pledges his real estate with the annual rental Of
$1,000 TO cover the liabilities Of the bank
An order issued this morning by General Sheridan.
prohibiting the carrying Of firearms BY any pessen
cept thoss authorised Onsndsn will b subjscs 70 taI
and punishment by . military conmission.
The meeting last night addressed BY senator Wilson
quiet and orderly though the military were under
arms In readiness 70 quei any disturbance
The three days festival Of the nrsmsn begins
the fair ground for the benens Of widows aad eEphana