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From Rev. L. F. WARD, Avon. Lorraine
Co., Ohio. ..r
Messrs. STRONG & ARMSTRONG, .-.s
Druggists, Cleveland, o.
GgxrLExEN,-lt gives me great pleas
ure to state that my wife has derived great
benefit from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. she has been for number of years
greatly troubled with Dyspepsia, accompa-
MED with violent paroxysms Of constipa-
ton, which SO Frustrated her that shs was
all the while, for months, unable to do any
thing. She took, ut your instance, Goes
Dyspepsia ure, and has derived GREAT
DENEPiT fRox 1T, aud is now comparative
ly we'll. She reg. rds this medicine as
great blessing Truly yours,
Jan. 18th 1858. l.. r. WARD.
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At moeting Of this Committee
Milan Lspper was unanimously Ohio.
sen it, charm an.
On motion. Resolved that the
Democratic papers in this Congress
sional district be requested to pub
lish the proceedings Of this oonven-
tien.
/ On motion adjourned with three
roasing cheers for Seymour and
Blair. and the nominee o; the con-
veption,
i. i. AINSWORTH,
Chairman.
=. : : M M.ts; Secretaries,
Said Ghsof Tuof:nn Nh>.n skk a
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FatuleneH Lass,tude, Year.
ness, Bil,ousnese, and all
disorders Of the Stem.
aeh and Bo,rets,
Is urged upon the attention and trial Of
sufferers from this most horrible of all dis
eases. Dyspepsia shows its ravages in a
thousand different forms, such as Sick
Headache, Heartburn, Depression, general
sense Of uneasincss and feeling that you
are not well. Food distresses, rises and
sours on your stomach breath is bad skin
at times is flushed and hot don't feel %
if you could move or stir about, and worst
Of all, Indigestion or Constipation, arc
nothing more or less than Dyspepsia. -
Thousands upon thousands suffer and die
this way, and neither themselves nor their
physicians know what ais them, except
that they are surely dying.
Reader, we repeat it, this is all Dyspep-
sia. fyou would have proof of our state
ment, if you would save yourselves and
children from an early grave, if you would
have health and energy and strength,
again we beg you to try one bottle Of
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tnelr county 10 DanO tO8etner
against the ".Iacobins.' Push along
the column! =
To the Westera Associated
Press.
a. -~<@. ---@.s, lvAsniSarox, -Aug,4.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The following is statement Of the pub
lie debt Of the UAitsd States On the 1se Of
August, 1868.
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
s per cent. bonds. e321 $50, 400 90
Q Der cent bonds, 81. 2S8 SIT 800 90
6per ceat $50 bonds I, $50, lO6, 200 % ffET
e<J'F"tk ---e90ss. 81 800 90
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
Sugars compound In.
terest notes. - 81, 0O4 ,S00'0O ~ @:*#
Certincases,f at 3 pr 3 H.. .,s.- -.sf ....
ceut. .......''.'... bOOOO ,OOO W .-4...rr.
Navy pension fund. 1.'
ct Sper cent. 49,. $4,000 10000 r. 5''.
- ~, - ---s4. so4 500 90
xATuRES DEBT NOT PRxsRNrEp ron PAYMENT.
year 1-S0's, due on At .6.'
Aug l, 81 and June Dr., l .f5s-.. o.. ..N..s...
and July Is, 1885,. S,433, 500, 90 . .....
Compound : interest ...,. ..
notes matured June s #.
10, July Is, Aug. IS, . ".
Oct. Is, and Dec. Is, ... sr.a .-...
1851, and May is, IS e,ols,a $1,000 I'D
Donds-Texas indem.
nifty. .............. sse,oos.oo &.
Treasury notes nm.
der acts Of July IL,
81 and prior there.
to....... :..:...... Is, 5ll.e4
Jan. 70, 1851, and
March 81 1885,. 1895 ,s41,so
Treasury notes Of
March 5, 1853 80. 5bs. 90
Temporary loan. ...... 746, $4,000
Certificates ofindebt.
edmess. IL, 10000
1905, 49,, ~
y. s. notes. ...... $50, Ocl ,O73,OO
Fractional currency 81 ,SO7 1851
Gold certificates. 92,ill, 10000
------4l0,3 O2 ,so1 81
Grand Total .6ol ,a76, 1851
6per cent, lawful money! bonds
issued to the Pacific Railroad
company 49,. $50. oOo. 90
Total debit. ..............2. sas, SIS, 75e 81
ANOgxr II TREASURY.
Coin. ........ 80. 81, 40s ,9l7,o3
Currency. ....... 80. 26,64@ ,35s,2l
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Said Chief Justice Chase. the
'timo has come for All who. love
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Amount OF debt less cash In treasury 523 81
The foregoing IL correct statement of the public
debt, ~ appears from the books and treasurers re-
turns In the department on the frst day Of August
1855.
II. AoCuLLocu, Secretary Of Treasury.
The warrants Issued BY the treasury department
during July. to meet the requirements Of the gov
eminent, amounted 10, In round numbers, the fsl-
lowing sums, vis:
Civil, miscellaneous and foreign inter.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will sec how soon it will dispel your
bad feelings and gloomy forebodings. How
soon it will chase away any species of Dys-
pepsia. How soon it will give you new
life and viger, and how soon it will make
we'll man or woman of you. For your
own sake, for the sake of everybody suffer-
ing, we beg, We entrcat you to try It.
For Liver Complaint and Bill
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"their county to band together
against the "Jacobins.' Push along
the column -
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It is Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever
and Ague, and all those diseases which are
generated in miasmntic climate, it is .
certain preventative and cure.
That its wonderful medical virtues may
not stand alone upon our statement, we
append few unsolicited testimonials from
those whose position in society and reputa-
ton us citizens will place their evidence
beyond NIL question, and carry with them
strength and conviction to til. most incrcd-
ulOus.
Mr.. Lester Sea1Sn, a Wholesale mer-
chant # thirty pears, IN Miiu 'uxee, o.e
Of the mos. reliable and careful men Ia
the State, says: undtr date.
MINIATURES, Wis, Jan. -, 1863.
Messrs. T.. q. CLARK u Co. New Haven Ct.
Both myself and wife have used Coe' $
by pepsia Cure, and it has proved PER-
FECTLY satisfactory AZ remedy. have
NO hesitation in saying that VIC have re-
Ceivcd GREAT BENEFIT fronAits use.
O.
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DY S P EP STA,

Indigestion, Sick Headache, Sourness or
Aeid,ty Of Stomach, Rising Of Food,
FlatuleneN Lass,tude, Wear:-
ness, Bil,ousnese, and all
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

GoRGEoUs AnnAY.-A friend who at
tended o late fashionable party has
furnished US with the following graphic
description of the dresses worn BY some
Of the bellies Of the occasion
"Miss S., old Smiths daughter, wore a
short dress OF sorrcl poplin striped with
brown gewgaws, with tigh-ftting basque,
made out Of her mas last Winters cloak
Sleeves Of MORE antique to match her high
est underskirt, and bonnet Of red oak bark
tied with slippery elm strings. She looked q
little odd, but, withal, amazingly. pretty.
Miss H alleged to be tho wealthiest girl
on Sugar street, wears q black and tan Irish
terricr? poplin suit, trimmed with bias folds
Of bombaziuc, with blue stitching put around
the skirts with Spaulding's glue. Short
saouc, tight under the arms, and a bonnet OF
gourd leaves, trimmed with pieces Of grape
vines"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19


WOMEN FArrENED AT TUSIs FOR MAR
RrAaE.-A girl, after she is betrothed,
is cooped up 10 II small room, shackles
Of gold and silver nro placed upon her
ankles aud wrists rs u piece Of dress.
If sho is to be married TO II man who
has discharged, dispatched or lost u
former wife, the shncklcs which the
former wife wore are put on the new
brides limbs, and she is fed until they
are filled up to u proper thickness. The
food used for this custom, worthy OF
the bnrbarians, is called drough, which
is of nm extraordinary fhttening quality,
aud Misc famous for rendering the milk
Of the nurse rich and abundant. With
this food, and their natural dish, cas-
casiu, The bride is literally crammed,
aud many actually die under the spoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
REESE RIVER ITEMS.

From the Reusilh Of the 10th inst. We
extract the following:
b A WEEK's PRoDUcTIos.-Forthe week
ending this date the Manhattan mill
produced 81 1903 ounces Of crude bull
'iiou.. That is o splendid return for a
tweuty-stamp mill, and II tolls we'll for
its efficiency and management no less
than for tho hign quality Of the ore re-
ducsd. Nearly the whole Of tho ore
which produced these ounces of silver
was custom, and comprised many little
lots from Lander hill. In the meantime
tic North Star miue Of the company is
yielding large quantities Of very valua-
bic ore, which Is permitted to accumu-
late in the ore.house, while tho mill is
doing work for customers.
TuasISa REESE RwER.-We learn
that o largo body Of men were engaged
yesterday afternoon and this morning
in turning Reese river at o point south
Of Big Greek, in order to prevent Its
overflow from damaging the land sowod
with grain. II the fall Of rain con.
tinues tho damage from that cause will
be great.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
FoRry.rrvE prisoners escaped from

F~oRry.rrvE prisoners escaped from
the guard house at Fort Point on Friday.
It appears they were imprisoned in q
room on the second story of the fort,
and with tool, Of various kinds they
succeeded in breaking through one OF
the windows or ports. They then took
n number Of blankets, tied them togeth-
or and made a long ladder reaching to
the ground, and on that they clambered
down one by one and made OF. Some
Of them were heavily ironed with chain
and ball, and these "jewcls" were
scattered over the roads aud sandhillS
around the fort in every direction.
Some of the men who escaped are known
to DO desperate characters. Nine OF
them were captured at Redwood City BY
the Sheriff. Their escape was not
known till morning, wien the mems
breakfast was taken to the guard-room.
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FROM. WI U
We clip tho following from tho Silver
:. rI ,e,l

? ~ . "a r. 9 .. 49, RI. M..#H - H. ."N L
We clip tho following from tho Silver
Bend Reporter OF tho 16th. fett@
ACCIDENT NEAR Hor CRxEx.-0n tho
aftetnoon of tho 9th inst..a man named
Peter Cunningham, who formerly resid-
ed at lone in this county, sustained Sc
rious injuries by falling down q shat
thirty feet deep OF Rattlosuake Canon
where he was working. Mr.. @. was IN
the act Of descending into the shaft and
upon taking bold Of the rope around the
windlass and swinging his full weight
on It, it gave way--not having been tied
to il. He fell upon the solid rock at the
bottom Of the shaft. The bones Of ons
of his legs were dislocated and tho an
kle bones badly fractured. The left
knee was laid open, his head was con-
sidcrably bruised, besides several other
Injuries. But the left leg received the
force oflthes fall and was badly mangled.
DR.. Deal Of this place, and Dr. Cum
mings Of Hot Creek, removed one en-:
tire bone Of the ankle and also several
fragments Of broken bone. They hope
to AVE the foot.
The SILVER QUEIs.-The Silver Queen
ledge, near the Champion, a mile and
u half northwest OF town, promises to
! become M important mine OF this dis.
trict, showing at the surface q vein Of
rich ore two or three feet wido. AZ u
! depth of neal thirty feet it widens to
| six or seven feet. An incline shows it
to be regular and unbroken rs far as
| explored In .his manner, when its own
| ors determined to strike 1t attn greater
| depth by a vertical shaft. This is now
in progress and will soon reach the vein,
Ewhen we expect excellent results will be
obtained. The ore Of the Silver Queen
ID OF a fair quality and most evenly diff
fused throughout the gauguc. Should
II continue to any great depth MS good
tas It Is near the snrfsee, It will become
one Of the very best mines Of this
section.
Goop.-A small test lot of 2,372
pounds Of orc from the Savage lode, in
Moutezuma District, fifty miles south Of
| here, in this comfy, was worked Mt the
Manhattan mill at Austin, recently, and
gave a pulp assay Of S293 n to the'ton.
SAN ANTONIO BuLLios.-0n tho 18th
inst, there arrived at Austin 1000
ounces Of crude bullion from Rigby's
mill, San Antonio District. gYIr gy
| BuLLIos MANIPULATING the month Of
April the mill OF tho Manhattan Com
pany IA Austin, yielded S96,l67 70 in
silver bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

A SPLENDID TINE.-Wc were very
agrecably surprised, on attending the
meeting OF the First Ward Union Club,
at Theater Hall last night, to find a
large attendance and a degree OF snthu-
siasm worthy Of war. times. 1t had
been understood and given out that
Judge Baldwin would be present and
address The Club, but pressing business
engagements prevented his attendance.
But the members Of the Club were not
disposed to be baked, and showed n
determination to have at least II good,
old.fashioued Union "talk." With
that end in view, President Ball
called upon Mr.. john White who
responded in a feeling, thrilling,
intelligent exposition of his polit-
ical faith. He was followed by
Mr.. J. A. Brier in u short, forcible and
pi,hy speech. Mr.. Gibson, one Of our.
candidates for Alderman, aud N. A Il.
Ball, President Of the Club, followed,
each in pertinent and convincing lap-
guage expressing their zeal in the cause,
their faith in republication and their
determination to use every endeavor to
crush treason and exalt loyalty. Mr. A.
G. Hay, President Of the Gold Hill
Miners Union, being loudly called for,
Of q O. |- H# . r. - a.
| took the stand and avswed his firm
| adhesion to the Republican party.
The. ~ remarks Of Mr.. Hay were
couchsd in polished language and
his speech produced a marked eff
feet. While it was evident that Nessrs.
| White and Gibson were somewhat I'M
accustomed to public speaking, the elo-
auence Of earnestness made their re-
marks highly effective. Out Of the full
ness Of their hearts their mouths spoke,
and their u~tteranees were responded TO
BY unmistakable, hearty applause.
| Taken all in all, we never remember
having attended a public mcetias where
there was proporliouately moro unani-
nifty, cordially and earnest enthusiasm.
The sparkling eyes and earnest manners
Of the Intelligent throng that were gath;
cred together in Theater Hall last night
gave evidence that the old hre sui
bnrns, and the good cause is still dear
to many u manly heart in Gold hih.fos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

An AsroNIsHISGLY LAZY MAN.-The
Oregon Unioni't is responsible for the
following, concerning a Democratic no
table of tho Wobfoot country:
An old Acquaintance Of his states that
when residing in Pike, our Democratic
friend, Ben Hayden, was regarded AZ the Ia
ziest man west Of tho Alleghsnics. When
only an urchin, Ben being too lazy to gather
wainuts, agreed with some other boys that II
they would supply him with half q bushel Of
nuts, he would climb 4 sapling and permit
them to cut him down. The bargain con
cluded, Ben Skinned up and the youngsters
cut thu. tree down, coon-fsshion, and brokt
ono Of his legs! Two or three doctors were
sent for and reconstructed the limb but ths
elder Hayden never found out the peculiar
circumstance Of the catastrophe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

tbs GRAssHoPrRRs.- "A. P. ROCK
wood, ESQ.,, Chairman Of the Committee
appointed on Friday TO inquire into. the
best plan for destroying the locusts or
grasshoppers, has furnished hi. report.
Experiments with the brush, he says,
have proved that while tolerably good
on hard ground, such as roads and
hard, gravOlly spots, it does not answer
where the ground is soft, such as it
usually is where the crops are planted.
There it beats the locusts into the earth,
but does not kill them. He had set
trap.i in n stream near the Pcnitentiary,
and believed that q bushel an hour
conld be caught there in the warnest
portion of the dny-when the insects
arc most l~ivcly--of those that get into
the water while moving without being
driven in. At tho time no handed In
his report, he had not learned how it
worked but we saw him Afterwards,
and he informed us that three pecks
had been so caught, in sleeves, in halt
an hour.-SaA Lake Meas, Nay I'M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

EycouRAdEMSr PoR HoLDsRs OF
Srocxs.-The following old item is
worthy Of republication just now, in
these days of tumbling stocks. In the
hope hat it may encourage some of the
panic.strickcn to keep a stiff upper.lip,
wo make room for it:
In the darkest days Of the Atlantic tele.
graph enterprise, q friend Of Cyrus Field
bought ten thousand dollars Of stock for ten
dollars. Mr.. Field maguanimously offered
to take the stock at q considerable advance.
"Weil, but what would you advise me to do,
Mr.. Field?" "Takc your stock home" was
the reply, clock it up in your safe, and never
look al L, nor think Of it, till you come to me
for your dividends on it." And that man Is
now receiving, on his investment Of ten dol
lars, eight hundred dollars per anuum in
onld
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BUNDY's

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- - IL ~. ;n,.n,;on ,rIhs-
.om;nr o.rd;a.,. far Tho presidency.
.;h.-on on. n,mo.rs,i. ,;.to, II no
la .o.,,. ,ho;r ro,,ir,,;o, mr. ,s an
;,a.n.,a.n, s.ra;a,,. is d. ,ho,la fail.
I, Tho Democratic Convention. Bundy
.,so st,,ss hat Chase informed him
that the o~cou;t,al,o of johnson was part
AZ b;s Presidential prourumme. and that
sanators Fcssenden. Trumbuil. Grimes
Fowler and Henderson were pledged to
his sunnort. s <gEf
This IL all ,rue. ia tho most astound-
;no news that the lightning has ever
horn. across the Continent, not even
..,,;nn Al. ,.r,;b,c ,;d;npsG of Lin
.~o,r,. ,~ss,ss;,a,;on. Compared with
A. .,.,, ,o,,,;,o3 a, mi. reveI,tion-
60, :. ,...,o, az Arnold
! Of An
49,. ,rd
;n,:.;., So, in onr Gov.
80, s.,cu.
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la no P"'',ie' II ~
e'en' os "o
Tory: IL thus DC tue
1ohnsons 'F'efS' 'ue'
GROUND 'or ''
E~"nseenae"''y M:"N"'
WINE we ea""o
po', rs e'e''0'.' We M' ~ $3.50,
ized 10 uee'"'e I" "a, aa1 r.oP
70 treat IL Us fe'''N' "
Nou'y trust 'na' po .
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

General Sherman and associates ha

Generaf SHERMAN and associates have
concluded n treaty with the Gros-vsu-
tres, Brule Sioux, Northern Cheyeurss,
and Arapahoes. They also have made
calculations for the paci6eation of other
large tribes, and tho Commissioners
lave separated, with a view to carry ont
this design simultaneously in different
localities. r.rES pssa 80
The Minnesota Republican Convention
met a, St. Paul on Thursday last, and
selected delegates 70 the National Con-
ventiou aud electors. They declared
for Grant and Wade.
The General Conference of the Meth
odist Church, now in session at Chiea-
go, appointed an hour On Friday last for
an invocation TO the Almighty in refer
eucs to the Impeachment question.
Their prayers seem not to have reached
the llth Article.
II. G. Bundy, IN ex-member Of Con-
gress from Ohio, makes a startling
statement concerning q conspiracy be-
tween leading Republican Senators and
Chief Justice Chase. According to this
statement, Chase bad decided on seek
ing tho Democratic nomination for
President, or, failing in that, to run as
an independent candidate. Ten days
ago Trumbull, Fessendsn, Grimes, Hen
derson and Fowler, pledged themselves
to sustain and support him.
A caucus of Republican Senators was
held on Friday night, t~hirty-six agree
ing to vote for the conviction Of john
son. A vote was taken on the eleventh
article, on Saturday, resulting in the
acquittal on that charge, BY "a vote Of
IS to 10, Fessendcn, Fowler, Grimes,
Henderson, Ross, Trumbull and Van
Wrinkle voting with the Democrats.
The House Managers failed to elicit
evidence that Senators had been bribed
to vote for the acquittal Of Johnson.
The Missouri Representatives invite
investigation Of their curse in refer
cnce to Senator Henderson's vote on
impeachment.
The House adjourned until the 26th,
but the Senate, by a vote of % ayes to
IS noes, refused to do so.
The civil war is progressing in Japan
The Mikados had arrived at Jeddo.
A bill for the relief Of VIM. Mccain
nahan, confirming his title to 1900
acres Of land in California, including
the New Idria quicksilver mine, passed
the House by a vote of IS to 10. The
value of the grant Is estimated at from
twenty to thirty million dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
al L1rrLE GRouNpsMELL.-The follow

A LITTLE GRouNDswELL.-The follow
log, from the Oregon City Entsrprt's Of
the 9th inst, is fair Offset to our re-
cen Horntown Jfa,eo: aHrgl. los
b The majority for tho Democratic Mayor
last year was sixteen. On Monday last the
same man was beaten, in an open contest
and thirty.one majority rolled up for Dr.
Barclay, and; the average majority for tho
entire Union ticket Is twenty-six. The
boundaries Of tho city are tho same as they
were last year, aud the gain Is q bona Jfde 10.
dication Of the intent and purpose Of the
Union party here. Put Clackamas county
down a. sure to give Dave Logan one hun
dren and ahy majority!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
MORE MOE THAN WISE.

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himself vastly on us
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the olher siaas! ~ "'"sNI
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recogni''on oi ~" 49, -
form an op'n'o" ." WV
gard. The tria' OF ''n"'' -
matter vital 70 the whoIe nepu'.
The loyal masses OF tue lSepaoic Oe
lieye that the nation ought to OIL
this leprous incubus, not because Of an
son;ng nre;udicc against him, but
,or-
because tney arc oouS1s
WINGED that he IS u gnilty, dangerous
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

AT a ball in Boston, recently, a lady
tainted, and tho attentive j%anitor rushed
for his camphor, with which the lady's
face was thoroughly bathed until she
recovered, Then It raj ascertained
that the .camphor had been taken from
a bottle of mueilage, and the lady felt
too much stuck up TO stay any longer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

TIE City Council of Baltimore, at
their meeting held on the last anniver-
sary of the assassination Of Lincoln, or
dered that the name Of Lincoln stree,
be changed to Battery Avenue. The
Baltimore American, in stating this fact,
says that in order to carry out the
animus of this change the name given
to the street ought to be " Booth"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

The Spanish Mill, at Empire, by the
breskageg Of its water wheel will be
prevented from rcsuming its quartz
crushing probably for the next Eve or
six weeks. This is much to be regret
ted just at this time when all the mills
in the country arc being well supplied
with ore. SO says the Carson .Aapsai Of
this morning. -. .aniAssl 900 }