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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

- ueber bic S,iefe be8J
W ceres. Ser gg fourier Oes @tats<
llnis" beri8tet, lbab bic geriude, bas
unterfeeifde aabel gu repdriren, geIe>
eembeit ee9tben baben gepbadtnneen,.
iiber bic Siefe berfdieoener Meere.
an3uiteIlen. 9ie am ireRieiten tiefenl
Meere fnb in Der slabel Ser @6rttisi
nente; 70 bat bas baltifde Meer ODER
Bic Slfee sipifdea Seutf9GanO unb
sdpe6en fiilr, cine Eiefe bon 12O SUP,
ibas n6riatif6e @leer. stpii6en Senebig,
un6 Srieit 'nur cine 5iefe bon $50 Sup,
Die ar6bte Fiefe bes 8dnaIs sDifden
Ssranfreid iiib GneIanb iit nidt iiber
300 SUB, ipabrellb Der fiibpeitIide
She'll bes irldnbilden Weeres mcbr
ais 1000 SUP tief it, 39ie anBeren
Weere am @nSen6e GurOpa's finO bieI
tieferaIs Sic inHern. Der cn9ite She'll
Der @trabe bon Gibraltar etrcidt cine
siefe bon 5000 sup fpabrenb Oas.
Neittelmcer ctDa 1000 Snb tief 1T; on
Sen &uRtn gpatitns abat Aast @eer
Bis .su 5000 SUB Eiefc, pie orObten
9iefen finOen fd in fiibliden Meeren;
i'm gYelfen 6es GapS I6es auten 5off>
nllno fan6 bas' GenfbIei BEL $4,000
SUI, i'm 8eften Der SitfeI ct. @eIena
Bel $1,000 SUP erunn. 0r. Sung
| bat Die mittlere Siefe bes atlantildlen
Sceans auf $4,000 SUP Sic OesftiIleu
Oceans auf 10000 Snb bere6net.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

SIN g8ien fanO LETTER Sage i'm
ilraeIitilden SempeI Der 9eopolOfaOt
'eine intere6ante srauung tatt; bic
8raut, Ebereiia Suds, friiber Der r0s
ntiIb <fatboIil9en Stride an9cborenb,
1T gum Subentbume iibergetreten, INN
oen Mann ibrer 8abl, Moris Steis,
su beiratben. 9ie nurnnebrise SllOin,
cine geborene Seterrei6erin, mar I'M
@eidafte hires lebigen @atten langcre
8eit bcbientet unb 3eidnete id ourb
SGeiB, Sreue uno Mnban9lidfcit ocrart
aus, bab er ibr periprad, iie 81 beira>
then, penn ibm bieS oblte einen Glaus
beuslpedfel bon feiner Seite mogIib
aenadt iperoen fonnte, inbem er bae
raul binipies, baB er unter feiner Be-
oingune feinen 9Iauben berlaile. Oas
Ntab9en, ibrem Serren bon 9erSen
suaetban, befdloB, I'M cine Serbins
oln9 mogIid 81 MAIDEN, Gum SuOen'
D
tbume iibersutreten, nabm TIRE Gnt'
IaHnna aus Den, oiterreidilden Inter
tbanen< Serbanoe, 9ing mad RreuBen
lieb fid in ben @eiesen beS SuSsn'
Itbun,S lrnterridten, puroe bon Seit
bcs &abbiner< Seminars in SrcSlal
mad Den borgciartebencn' grlnabnnn'
gen, uno nadoent iie preubiid@e llntsr'
tbaniu getuorOen, in eaS Suoentbuu
auf9etiommen, febrte fobonn mad BieI
9 suraf, erlangte Die Seiratbse 8emilli
euns unb feierte am 25. Stusult ibr
So6Seit, iutl6er sabIrei9e Neu9ieri9
.beipobnten. 3 stssSS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

Ser enbesuntersci6uete iT duf's uOuitdnbigie eins
aeribtet nm 2otenTtde, Saiten, muFtaIibe Snftrus
mente unS aauftba6er ieSer srt gu ben neSri8ften
9reiiem unS in Der gr6Bten @us,uabI gu Gngross wb
gbetdiIz 9rciien ;n Hefern.
auftrage perSen pluttltb unS recu beiorst inter
er aSrefie:
26O GIN 5S1 Yro aSn az, Stem Sort
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25

<S.tne pouitanOise biISI,be geiliSbte Der Set
VSie beie, bidigite AnS belebrenche 6nn'ties
0eitiehriit In Der nnior @ft III :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
MftoiSinii6e Sdtultdt
Der .-.,.s.s-
1aniperiitdt nDn Nafbnine.
GURUS bon 1S67-6S.
Ser reseImdBise aebrsGariss pirS ON
Grffen Mpntde i'm NfoDcniber 1857


Ser reeeImdsise aebrsGuriSs mirS am
Grffen W1cntae i'm NfoDcmber 1857
beo;nneu u,,S am +. &drs 1868 f9iesem..
Ser uorbereitelbe GURUS Iptro am erfen @ n.
banern. &eseImGBiee 8orIeiungen p1breno oieiem
aRonat nit Rlinit, Seci.iibungeu une Semonftr'to
men.
Tidets fir ben gan3en gurfus > O2UV
MatricuIotions sHoiten. .......--. q. ~
8ebiibrcu oeim QSrGouirett ...............-. xo'N
CSebiibren bei:1 Secirett. ...........-.... ~ u"
9pei SoIpitdIer wurben first in Der Staot eta6 ,
Iirf Die benfeIbeu onbeinf1uenoen SrafltpelleIuue
aus elmer 8epSlterung pom DO wv Semo9nein pt'
binreid5enb aeiiua II nifbe Snfruttton ermoGhDsn.
8oarb in gaten Soduern Ioobentlt9 pom I'D.
grofefforen.
q. Serrien 2incsIen, Or. o., Yrotefor Der
SDiepb Spnes R. O., RrOfefOr Der sbshOIosie
AH 9b pa n. senninsS. Or. o.. grOfefior ser
SSm. 3. Eriaas, Ne. O., Brofefior Der 9eburtss
| biiIfe nnb Der peibitden nuo SlnbertrantbeItem.
| q. e. gStnfton, R. O., Yrrtcllor Der DtaIerla
NsanI e. Gpe, 81. o., @rOfeiiOr Der grnnoiase
| un6 Der Yroris Der Sbirur9le.
| 9S. 81. SptpIiua, 81. o., Brofehor Der meolS'rl'
| fben MnitaIten uho 3sarIs or.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
:. llnfre oeoenlpartiaen IHitltcnI

- llnire oe9tniuartiecn YFidtcn,
I6reibt bcute sic r@asstte", beiteben in
sinem entldiebeaen~ sSiberitanb seeen
Die Stnoronungen fir Die gSablen, |
lpeI6e bon Der Grecutibe OeS Staates
9etroffen iporben Iino. Sin erfol9rei<
der @ioerfano, meint iie ferner, mir /
Dc unieren SauOel Wieber beleben unO !
allen 8ireern nit gSeib unb Sinh
@6ub berleisen. GnoIi@ bofft iie auf
Den S@uB bes 8raiioenten III unlren
2ofalz Streitiafeiten une ii be8ieria,
gu iebcn, Oh Sobuion feline Broflama>
ton, Dap sic Contribution. nod Sas
oberte @cleb oes 2an6es lei, our6 Die
Shat betpabrbeiten iperbe.
Soldes lit etiua Der Sauptirbalt
oes MrtifeIs bieieS ,,eolcn" Slattcs,
lpel6er es ni6t on ben fdweriten Ses
l6uIOi9uneen 9e9en bic StaatSresie>
run9 febIen labt, iosar Die ~beborlte>
benbe 9iltiruns bes BlatteS burd Sc
malt in Iusfidt felt. Stun mag man
pobl frasen, Oh es nod 8eitereS be>
barf, un bic beltebenDe Slufregun9
| auBufa9eln, Of es gut rnb ipeile lit,
SeI in Bic Stanmen gu 9ieBent iucld)e
gu lobern be9innen uno Oh eS unter
segebenen Serbdltnifen, mo- es It'd I'M
Die @usleaung zines @eiebeS baneeltl
erlaubt fem fam, gum tbatliden sSts
bertrand gesen Oie tle9itime gemal
| aufsuforbern? BeiB Die gaSette aud
tpel6es namenloie llneliif iie I'M 8e.
V grifT itebt, beraufsubel6w6ren? 4a
N6tuna Dor politii9er Meinun9, rot
berldieben fie aud bon Der unfrigel
lei, 10 lanee Dieislbe ii6 nit Srgn
menten besniigt, aber Serausforoerun
gen, ipie iie Die @asette beute bring
unb cine 9erufun9 oil Die robe sc
malt f0nnen ni9ts Slnberes our Sol9
babeu, rIs aud Dem @e9ner Do
tSdpert in bie Sano gu briifsn. Bi
bofen ni6t nur, foi,Oern mir fin
iiberseust uno ipreden es nit alle
! @ube aus. oab Sic 8asettei ibre 8ort
> in Ben 8inor gciproben bat, baB D
I 9drmtronlpete bergebens ertonte III
: bab Die giireer bon 9lofbbille our
t Sic Sbat beipeiien DerNen, ME melt ;
; 3eiten hinter ibnen liegen, no eS 81
magoeen 9efineen fonrlte, Senneil
y aus leiner gefebliden Balm gu i6ler
bern.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-25
8Oulebet Srgeln llllb
MfrlObeDus. !.
9enen eimtimmis Der erfte @reis cine Sob
.,Mls ben brften GabtHet=S rgeia

WIS ben betten SdbtMet=StgelA
i'm ameritanii9en SnRitate, ReiD 9orf, OttOber
rig 1855 snertdnrtruurbe. So
GIG bic portreffihten In Der 9eI1offeubets Stdrfe
unb WannibfaItiatet Ses Zones Mnb in Der Sabl Der
Observation-Disclosures anerfanHt. .s.stT -.
a bic beften Snifrumente pom Mnteriea bort ipettz
siferten, 10 Iieb bas, pelbes ben Steg edsontru9,
0idbts ~ beie9en Ibrig.@ Anertean Art SonrnGl.
oeaeben pom eiiem befanilten Ruiffritfer.)
sic haben ebenfaus ben erften 4rets lberan o0uon
aetrdaen, NO fie ausgefteut niroen.
0roeIn nit eealeH, einr tuet ilo bret
feds Gr1Ee = $3.50 bis $150a. Ohne geoole, mt
einfa6ber ober SoppeIter 9ebeln groBer Nannt9talS
fiafett sos bis SIS Siee Grgeln nit thtet glatte,
ufeifendbnid,en eisentbiimIi9teit bes Zones, t9Ss
,eu SoIotIappe, Gtdrfe bes Gbors
Re6aIen iinS .alaemeiaen Sreefeifettsm eienen fi9
nor,iioiidb fir Rtrdenj eddie, Damensmmer uno
Sd5rrlen SiefeIberi iiuo in Sdcr pom ipLibeH RaIs
nuEboI, oefchmadupu Qeaoertem gSaunllB tneuer iIs
orid meier StpD uiIb eegantes &oieilhol3 Don Der
nradbtpoufteil 3eihitHHg unb AusItottung uno Der
beSte Mrbeit einaeIeq oa bcabtie uire, Dos 1eoes
S,tsr,,,,ert eiu Nuiter in ieiner Art iei. Ane ns
itrucute bis berab auf elm eines, ragbarss Ditaus
gseloSemm BADEN bic i16ne observation-disclosures obas
Grtraz 8erehnung. ..s,.ssa
Gin aroser 8orratb tets on Der Sanb in iiriern'
aIIaemeinen BboIefaIe uuS &etail-Sa9er, no. Sll
0rodoiDd1. -, -
fnere rFuIireneen iuutrirteli 9reisien nit ms
ercn meueften Stplcn fino ie4t fertie Nan lane fd
/ Elm Girfuiar fonruten. 4F4. - A. 8
WrIpubct, Bolton u. Co.. 6abritdhseas
m,22 3R 30. Sit SroaSpap, @erp gori eitp.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

S 0ALLLERY or ART

MOTTO. OF THE PATEs Ts * AND SALE
CHAEkEs rILkET srhc y. Ss assisted ID s Msssr.
PI5sfISeS 4. ~ 1E diISS SiR NSsfEss
gus of SALAMANCA dfaadss q spain senator Or the
place N PARIS Al the residence Of Marquis 50 Rae dc
u rhF yi0l'f PsIvaTE oFxBrrox-on Tuesday, May aA
.nr Tns PTsI EYdisiroNon Friday. Nay a,. and
THE sALE-on Monday, June 8. Tuesday, Juno &
"Wednesday June and 1hursday, June6
on hs Continent as embraens choiee ceeoon of he pe.
works OF the Spanish school Since the dsntgaon Of
The collections. and particularly that o. Marshal soul
Of high and especially tho great spanish
.sr. has been offered % the pube There may Be found
zz6tkkssSaaN ztksSaaN Sioszo yaAxo, saschsz sasscchsssz coELIo
ANEs MORELis all OF the great school which
was the glory Of the reign OF Philip the Fourth.
sdnIraels Prodaston. Of tie ITALIAN, FLEMISH and
DUTCH SCHOOLS Wiz
RAPHAEL, CORREGGTO, BELLINr,
GAROFALO, GUIDO, &c
RUEEygs, yydAsNnpyySK. sSrDERs,
ANTONIO MORO, 'fEHngRses THE osrADB,
VAN Won vELDE, Ac
private collections Of the masterpieces Of the ancient schools
inow rapidly forming emulation OF European
% ef ars sSS Ro
DUCTI0Ns 70 those already collected win not DO disre
CATALOGUES and all psr,,cusrs iAe ssls
may be obtained on Application 70 Mr. cnARLM r1LLEL
os y y u suys ssns xnsvss s
FEBvRE, rars Y rue Lan,ts; and IN NEW Y0RK V Mr.
wM sCHAus 7ts broadway.
CELEcr ENoRAyEp yEnALE P0RrRAifs. sLieHf.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

mHR YAeHION COURSE fun14.
j fnasy. .AgA g Pure Ea u-Purss Of sloo; mile
fcr money Z RorFs' b. =. Beek 1esA w. h. Saandsrs
Big steve p. nace's N xyA Dr: Ofes b. m. Belle
South q We. Anchin's Oh : Insone by Young wofgi
4 r. NJ Borsgs b. = Rapid Nr. Hor1an's M Lady Ken
dali o. W. DmmoIes br m. Lady JEne Jno. Crooks bl 6
Boats fro. Jsnes slip svs4 Aalf hour; rhIryfourtA
street every I'VE unues Gteah nom Hunters Point
start q ~ ooesk r y. ms bsst Of orderwin Be- main.
tstped
Doblss' bl N Gsass Darling 99Pg's Pm y "a -
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
SPORTING.

VERY LARGE RUSSIAN BLOODHOUND FOR
"A salsIs Z vsry inie,isent snd supsrio. watch doe;
New York: weighs ~ lbs Can b ct IA East Eieh
teenth street. near Third avenue -
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

CFLECT ENGRAVED FEnALB PORTRAf1u. eLf0HT.
- ywater stained, suitable fer framing Dcrtfono Tor
saie assorted, cheap. London RstashnS CeiDasy ~ u
West Fou
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

CJ Gn0 FOR SALE-GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT,
PlsOOO. consisting of span matched Horses Carriage
and Harness. also single Horse; will drive n three
minutes. The animals we'll broken sound and gentle,
and drive single double. Two of them fine saddle
beasts Can be between the hours OF 10 A. NJ r.
NJ at the Metropolitan stables OF Prince and Crosby
streets. SOLON BROADwELL.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26

VsHR SECOND AGGREGATE MEETING OF THE NEW
York N. +. Sunday School Normal Class will be held
Friday evening" April - scs a. IN O'clock In she Washing
The the exercises of the evening win be The In
eerna Of the Sunday School, Drs Wise and
Foster Revs j. II. Vincent and T. r. Hdreth, and John
Stephenson Esq., are expected 20 deliver addressed
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr oFFICB NOTICE
The malls for United Kingdom and the Continent
VIA Queenstown and Liverpool steamer City OF Balu
for the German via Hamburg
borussa win close at this Office mt 1850 A. Saturday
April ~ and at the up onoes follows:-Stations
b. Sos A. NJ: stations and D. 745 A. NJ. stations
and y, 7S0 A. NJ station c. 725 A. n. The malls for
close at this Office on saturday. April "a at 1880 ~ and
st The up town Offices folows:-staions A. and sos
A. NJ stations and D. 7:45 A. NJ static and F. 30
A. NJ; station q, INA n. JAMES KELLY, p. NJ
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
RELIGIOUs NOTICES.

CPANlsH AMERICAN CHURCH.-THE CHURCH OF
santiago ceeorates Divine service In Spanish on sun
Afh street Broadway The rector will ID w preach
next Sunday All who speak spanish cordially invited
- attend. Seats free.
The New York herald., 1867-04-26
BUSINESS OPPOKTUNITIEs.

GOOD REGULAR BUSINESS FOR SALE-OT
"A partner, In very profitable light old established bust
be- doubled easily risk II partner 81 800 TO
equal share III health Of change. For information
inquire OF j. BI0GS ~ Nassau street. address
Herald Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23
R,1,r,y robberv was committed

ReBBrRY.-A robbery was committed
yesterday morning on X street, near ths
Globe Restaurant. IL was cemmitteo
on the store of L. Banner and was OF "
most daring character. The proprietor
saws he lost by the burglary S2"l IN
cash and S3s7 worth of clothing. The
| storeroom is small, affording space Tor
the stock and customers, but none 10
snare. la the rear Banner has " sleep
inc room, immediately connected with
the store. He says he went to bed at
AN early hour and slept soundly until
about three o'clock yesterday morning.
| When he awoke he heard II NOISE IKE
that produced by going out and pulling
the door Co.. He got up Immediately
and went to his money-drawer, felt for
his money and found it not. A light
wa procured as soon as he could strike
u match, when he missed a lot OF cloth
ing. Going to the front door, he found
it unfastened and standing ajar. Upon
this he sounded the alarm. Upon fur
Their examination he ascertained tina;
the money had been distracted from the
pockets of the pantaloons and vest
which he wore the day before. When
the whole situation is considered, the
robbery must be regarded as being ex-
ira bold. The Globe Restaurant, which
adjoins the store, has a light burning in
front all night, and just below is bowl
iug-alley, which also had II light burn
ing, and there were persons about the
alley and restaurant nearly all the time.
Besides, forty-one pair Of heavy pants,
one pair of blankets and several coats
and vests would seem to be bulky
enough to attract the attention of most
any one.--Saturday Sac. Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

GREELEY AND GRANr.-Horace Gree
ley says: "Great us Grant IS he can.
not carry our banner unless he wears
our uniforms
The World comments 1.-THE imag-
NATIVE reader is respectfully requested
to call up the picture General Grant
would present were he to parade Penn
s~ylvauia avenue in Horace Greeley
uniform,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

The San Francisco Bulletin Of las.
evening wades into the Democracy with
as much junction as though it had not
been u stipendiary Of that party during
the recent canvass. II is struggling
hard to regain the confidence Of the
Union men, but it might AS well reach
after the moou.-OGklcnd NewS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

The CHAMPION BAT.-John d. Boyd,
of San Francisco, who had some Of hii
handiwork in California wood on exhi'
bition at the late State Fair, has made
two baseball bats OF laurel wood. One
! Of them is to be silver-mounted and pre-.
scented to the winning Club OF the city,
in n contest for the same, US the cham
| piou bat. The other he presents to the
best player of the Capital Base Ball
Club.-Sdc. Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

A YOUTH OF nineteen summers, resid-
ing near Tionesta, Pennsylvania, eloped
recently with a lady OF some fifty win
tiers, who lived near by. They were
desperately in love, but rs the friends
of both parties objected to their union,
| they proceeded to settle the affair after
the lougings of their own hearts, and
| ran away in the middle Of the night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

MoyrroRY.-The Sacramento Union
after having beaten the Union ticket
thinks the late election will be a lessor
to the Union party for the future. This
reminds US of the Irish Judge who sen
fenced u rebel to death, and said, "You
are to be hung by the neck till you are
dead, aud | hope it will be II warning tc
Won Sac. Record,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

Daney Gold and silver Mining
~Company-Lyon County, State Of Nevada-No.
tics Is hereby given, that at u meeting Of tue
Board Of Trustees Of said company, held on the
second day Of September, 1887. an assessment OF
one dollar and hfty cents 81 SOY per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of said company,
payable immediately. In United States gold coin.
to the Secretary. No. 607 Washington street.
San Francisco. California. Amy stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the SEVENTH DAY OF 1867, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be duly adyer.
tis.d for sale ut public auction. and unless pay
ment shall be- made before. will be sold on Sstur.
day, the Goth day of October, 1867, to pay the dc.
linausut assessment, together with costs OF ad.
yertising and expenses of sale.
A. NOEL. Secretary,
Once, No. 6S7 Washington street, San Fran
cisco, California seo.fw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23
Philadelphia Boot Maker.
G.. STOCKLE,

xxrOULD RESPECTFULLY IN..Aa
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill, and
vicinity, that he co%ntinues to manufae.f
ture the very best Calf Skin Beots -,
In Gold Hill, ~ many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify to. The material out
of which his Boots are madeis OF the very best
made In che world; and the long time which bis
truth herein asserted,
repairing In all Its different branches,
promptly attended to.
EV- Just give me a trial, II You want q splso.
did, easy-nttins. and q durable Boot.
Gold Hill Sept. 10, 1867. ssl0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

STREET vendors of photographs in
Paris are low selling for the trifing sum
OF one-half penny each the cdrtes de ri'ite
of Macmillan and Lopez. That Of Max
imiliau is considered u very good like
ness; but it has been found out at the
Prefecture Of Police that the one sold as
being the photograph of Lopez IS moth
ing else but the portrait Of Deak, the
great Hungarian citizen-Deak, the per-
| s%oniticatiou of honor and patriotism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

THE French have invented the great
need of the nineteenth ceutury-a cheap
funeral. The hearse contains not only
room for the coffin, bat seats for the
priest and mourners-it is, indeed, a
whole procession with only two horses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

TIE inherent and fatal defect of Rad
icsli,m is, that while it avows the idea
of freedom, it proposes a policy under
which it is impossible for freedom to
liye.-St. Louis Dispatch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

THERE is a well about 80 feet deep
near Sudbury, Vt, in which the ice
formed in the Winter remains through
the Summer. Other wells which have
been dug in close proximity to this one
exhibited no such phenomenon, and the
savants are unable to explain the mys-
terry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23

JOHNSON is acting the part Of a chain
ed bull. He roars furiously, paws Wig
orously, and slashes His tail violently;
but he is tied, and can make no perma-
nent Roadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23
.JuIin Gold ana silver Mining Com.

Julia Gold and silver Mining Com.
pauv, Storey County, State Of Nevada Notice
il hereby given, that at II meeting ofthe Trustees
Of said Company, held on the seventeenth day Of
August, 1867. an assessment Of TWO DOLLARS
AND A HALF (S2 SOY per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said Company, payable imme.
diately, in United States gold coin. TO the Seere.
tary, ut the office of the Company, GOT Washing.
ton street, San Francisco. Cal. o
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1867, shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale at auction,
and, unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on WEDNESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and ex.
penses OF sale.
By order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
a. NOEL, Secretary.
Office. GOT Washington St, San Francisco. Ca.