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QOARD OF THE COMMISSIONERS
CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEw ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. g, 1868.
By virtue Of the 37h section entitled IAN
Consolidate the City New Orleans and Provide for the
Government Administration Of Afairsn approved
FEB g. 1882 and for the purpose of funding the debt of the
late Municipality No. Two. falling due the 9Th December
prOxmO sealed proposals win be received at this Office for
the exchange of the 1851 sxtythres Bonds of $1,000 each
issued BY Municipality No Tive the City Bank Conso
Bonds Of the City New Orleans dated December
1853 having yos run. with interest coupons
attached thereto the Of centum per Annum
payable semi annually In the city of New York
Proposals endorsed softer for Exchange of Bondsp
be opened day of December 1868 IL o'clock
n, and addressed to o. DeBuys, Secretary, Room No. %
City Hall By order Of the Beard.
o. DE BUYS. Secretary.
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MEXICAN g. BASeTTrS SALES.


SPLENDID CATALOGUE SALE OF cARRAsA MAR
BILE, TABLES NLAID WITH MosAIc, RLE-
CANT ALABAsTER sTArUARy AND Groups,
VASES LARGs AND BEAUTIFULLY EnBEL-
LIsHBD. CLASSICAL AND HISTORICAL SUB
JBcfs, TO0ETHER WITH A SUPERB CoLLeC
JON or OBJECTS OF vskrU. SELECTED PEE
soNALLY BY sIGNoR D. BARBAFIERA DIRECT
BY NELLIGAN a BAsETTI.
JAMES NxLLiGAS. Auctionesr.
0nice-so. l6l Com non street.
II HURaDAY, November soth, 1888. 81
ia O'Clock n. and at 81 O'Clock r. L., at No.
POI Cana street. betwesn Burgundy AID Rampant street
will re sold
consisting part Of Marble Tables inaid
With Mosaic Aabster Staiuary and Groups Of Bacchus the
Dancing Girl Of rtoin Torse sncing Cir of
Venus in Shell Jupiter md Heb, Hercules the Gypsiss
the Peassna Tragedy and COMEDY. titles Of
An mails ali and Cas icsl Historical sub
jecas Msrbe and AGATE Medic etru can Forsn
ns IsP be essslsn rp%psy se% ns sns EssRna
Tazxss Card Receivers Lacrimatay Marbls frumph
Alsoa very large a,ssrtuent of mall obje Of
merous 20 merate.
EoTIcE-The above splendid collection win be res ~ for
exhibition on sa urdsy Morning. Nov. 1ls at the above
nsmsd place Ladies and gentlemen particularly rved
10 examine the above goods Is oftbe lecsn
brought 10 tbs COUNTRY and offered public sale ali Of
which vii be sold without sny nait o reserve.
- rrRrs-Cssh In U. e. Treasury
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

FROM The COR
ZJ ner Bourbon ard Barracks sire u on tnr
the sd inst at o'clocf young Sci ~ ,is
onths old all orange ca,or eNcept hur wnIs pn Ia
n of white the b'easf The above rewsu WI, ~ ma
b the delivery Of said dos TO NO ioo oonnon '''''' ~
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| OsT-oN TUESDAY. THE lsrH sEPTtMsEhT
1868 an ordinary Hocket Diary, containing smi
onDt ot Money a nj rsher Of Receipts and Memorsnos
the following described .es which the Puoe are
.S AGAINST trading fo negotiating Ne Inee Noses
ga nscember l. 1861 by II. D. Van Horn TO ms ow1
nd by him ndorstd for one hundred dollars eacn sne
IN hree six nine months AFTER date one note
Sy MS Van horn TO her own order and oy ns
az one wear after date lMsrch 1919 and marked
% vs,uyn by Gotachaik Msgner notary public Ior
bnpdred ard thirty collars one note Tor ssn. h;rd
bed and ,n, .sg anal date (sept Is 1850 drawn and in
nts ~ ens nsrk,l Ne varatur," BY w. L. Perle,
orsed soUs noss = sixty ds.s AFTER date, 7th fsbru
drawn BY T. o Van born 70 the order q Az
@ s,Isys one note Of Lobdell 10 favor OF HARDY
for two hundred and any dollars not endorsed date
oooei ~ OF which notes have been paid but not
ssled The finder welcome TO the money sna vi receive
Additional reward urn returning the Diary ana rspers
10 Van norn "a Cal3p street.
,.r on THuisDAY nth. BLACK AND
n Vs. Uouna sSsxers q the name Of JED hsa
piece cut out Of tie bottom Of his Ian ear sna
olsI The Under YIN 20 suitably rewarded on leaving '
n 81 Race street.
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SHeRifF's SALES.

HENRY EIcHEL VS. TERRANcE COYLE, FATaEB
Of the minor Mary Ann Coyle. and Bernard Monaghan
father Of the minor Charles Leonsrd Mons ghan-fh
trict Court for the Parish of Oreans-No "a.
PY VIRTUE of . writ Of seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish OF Orleans In the above entitled
proceed sell at public auction the Merchants and
tionee Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhor.e streets in The Second District Of this city.
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with all the
bu dinee rights privfeg
and sppurenances thereto beon gng wise apper
tanning situate the bsture Of Fsubourg Lvsudas
Fourth District of this the boun sd Second
Third Levee he public landings designated
by the nomber eighteen plan made by r. soehausen,
late surveyor dated twenty sixth of February 1886 de
posted in the office Of O. H. Stringer late notary public
this city, az plan No. 30 -. '.
twenty-five three inches on the
Pubic Landing running back 10 the bour dsry line Of lot No.
8 having depth the aide line OF lot No IL Of seventy
eight feet four inches and depth OF
inches and lines the line Of lot No 10, and having
width the line dividing from lot No. Of i've
feet Eve inches and three lines American which
property acquired by the defendants herein by
from Ludwig vsleD this city by dated eleventh Of
December, 1866 before j. Y. Coney late notary public
This city.
Seized In the above suit
~ TxRns-Oash on the spot.
THOe. L. MAXWELL
oc3l nos 80 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrlesnsL
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BOARDING.

DOA RDING-ELEGANTLy FURNISHED APARr-
ID ments TO rent with excellent board and the Of the
parr The situation In Of the desirable In the city
Apply at LAG ST. Josenh street.
EIHST CLASS BOAR DIEQ-ONE Or TWO
gentee families who desire comfortable hone and good
living in pleasant Of the city MI ht be suited spp
cation the Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Square The house has large, well furnished
and s surrounded By extensive grounds The
the door,
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MRS. EMILE EvERsHED VS. A. L. BIN0ANAN-
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Oreans-so s6
RY VIRTUE of q Writ Of seizu~e and
- Sale TO directed BY the Honorable the gh District
Court tor the parish 81 Orleans In the above entitled
will proceed to sci public auction the Merchants
and Auctoneers Exchange loyal street. between Csos,
and Cusomhouse streets in the Second District city,
on SATURDAY, December ~ 1855 ct u O'Clock H.,
lowing de. cribsd property, TO wit
A CEkTAIk SQUAkE or GROUND. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon aud
thereon sustd In the Tnrd Dshct Of this city desig-
mated a. square No. "a plan drawn by Louis Brn
late Survey General deposited f. the Office Of de Arma
rstsry public in this city u r
Which square bounded by Lsreyrouse Oozaga Miro and
Tont streets and the acquired said d. PENDANT
purchase from Rufus King Howell by passed
selm Magner notary pubic Of this city the eleventh
day OF April, 1864
keized In the shove suit.
~ TKRns-Cssh ON the spot
THOs. L. MAXWELL
rols % del2 ShenfSf the Par sh OF Orleans.
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DRY G OOS--.CLOTHING.
EEIBER q GONsENHEIM.
DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
No. IGO Canal Street,
UNDER THE MANSION HOUSE.

We beg leave respectfully ca the attention Of the pubc
to Extensive and Well selected Stock Of Day
GOODS, which replenishng by every arrival from
the North. and which embraces General and Complete
Assortment for the Southern Market
in inviting the community 70 inspect Goods, must
remind them thst every article offering has been
bought exclusively for Cash. which not only enables
inducements buy but also admits Of
making Of the most TASTY purchases has been good
fortune to submit to the citizens Of New Orleans.
We thereore solicit the Ladies' favor with VISIT feel
ing atished that all who crafty by deng will neither
expesnce disappointment fail discover article
in our line to suit their taste.
Our will be found both courteous and attentive
and happy exhibit Goods all who may desire
inspect them
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-pURNIsHED RooM-AN EXCEL
quiet house and convenient the Inqui No 2
EOH RENT-Two PARLORs, OR A PARLoR
wi 81 S en1 sss
Cont streets. Apply ON the premises.
EOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large snd handsomely furnished Room the front
Joseph street. between St CHARLES and Csrsndelet-
EOR REsT-THE FINE LIGHT BACK OFFICE,
No 81 Commercial Place OF Sc. Charles street.
s cr 81 s h
.ss IN the vail IT has been occupied BY VIM fhs
apply 70 a. g. Hesrt No. 81 Csmmsrcia Place corner Of St
Charles street, front onice
ITO nExT-THKEE VERY DESIRABLE osFIoEs
Company Canal and Camp Apply once Of the
company
EOR RENT-A LARGE. FINE THREE-sroRY
Brick Dwelling House No 62s Chsrtres street. near 81
works in Ths Ievee cars from Canal street rnu within
Sns St % aanp % rS Ss
first six months and $50 month the last six mOnthn
Rent .nsi stres; Nos H. IA and Ia Rent moderate
apply to 81 Magazine street
EOR RENT-THAT LARGE ooMxoDIoUs AID
we'll ventilated bouse situated on Tyoi Circle. between
openings all sides and abundance Of yard ROOM well
suited Tor family boarding house school For terms
apply to }. @ Wire, at this Office.
EOK RENT OR LEAsE-THE LARGE AND
well known United States Hotel opposite the Ponchar
train Railroad depot E5san Fields street between Vic
tory and neresn streets TO ensprsing Keeper this
alar establishment viii be leased for years Apply
70 O. T. Girardey Co, II Exchange Place.
LOB REKT-FAxILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
ssa also ass a
hat connect With Gliding doom psTsis. whins 70 furnish
liberty
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTRrET COMMIssIOsEK's DEPART-
MENI b Room No CITY i H nl Orleans. Eoy rs
ia, cite and Locust streets, as estrsys-
-Four GOATS Of different colors;
which, If not claimed within three days. the expenses
thereon Pal will be sold at pzbc auction said Pound
JOSEPH sURPaY. Street Commissioners.
LOUIS srSrcHAL for Con roller
CTREET CONFECTIONERY DEPART.
~ sous 3 ss POUND ss s
AIDES street, between Jackson and Philip Streets
One Brindled COW;
which claimed within days and the expenses
% es sed su'n a sa Pound on
JOSEPH MURPHY, sasst Com Com missioner.
Louis sENEcHAL, for Controller
= MENT R. ON No. 7, City Hsl-New Orleans, November
"a ls6S-Wae brought TO the Fourth District Pound,
Dr. AIDES street, between jackson and Philip Streets
-Four GOATS Of different coiors;
Which, n not claimed within ave days and the expenses
THURSDAY Sess%S:e lsss 4 'fS O'clock Pound On
Louis sEsEcHAL for Controller. -
iseswere brought TO .hs First District Pound, corner
Lafayette and Locust streets, as estrays-
Six GOATS Of different colors;
thereon paid win be sold public said Pound on
JOSEF MURPaf. Street se Commissioners.
Louis shSrcHAI, for CONTROLLER
CTKEET CONFECTIONERY DEP RI
a Pcana sSaSs
Of Orleans and Claiborne streets as estrsys-
Ten GOATS, Of different colors;
which, claimed within three days and the expenses
s s,sTsff Sds S II , s:sss
LOUIS sFS' cHAL Tor Co-rrolsr.
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GKAIs DkrINa AND MAILING KILN
100 NEW LEvEE AND OIL FULTON STREET.

Am prepared 10 dry and dean from mould and vssv sn
Kinds Of Grain. Malt Coffee Peas Beans etc dry sauken
Csrgses ripen Green GRAIN leaving sweet nstured
In the Geld; eradicate offensive smells from natural decay,
gusrsnteeing bum scsrch win do work bet
and at less price than is done In other cities my
process and patents acknowledged By Ill who have
them TO be superior 10 all otheu.
am also ready sell rights under my patents
for Grain Drying and Mating st reasonable Esvsaor
men nnd these SUPERIOR MACHINES, there being no
fires required except ordinary for power fhs
ssving Il immense IN fusl. Insurance. nsks md labsr
Fer furshsr information apply to
ALFRED W. J. MASON,
100 New Lsves and 81 Fulton street
'This superior Machine for drying Sugar. Corn and
her Observation-Disclosures American
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For RENT......................F REST.
THE NEW STORE, at the corner Of Front Common and
Canal streets
THE ToUR-sToRY STORE, at the corner Of Canal.
New Levee and Common streets.
THE LANCE STORE, With iron shutters, adjoining
Messrs. Bostck seymOus hardware store, fronting
Front and Fulton streets.
FOUR THREE-sToRY STORES, newly painted. Nos.
to 30 Poydrss street, between Fulton and Front.
TIE THREE-sToRY STORE, at the corner Of Front
and Lafayette streets running through Fulton
FOUR STORES, Bsronne street, opposite the National
ThesteE f.0 rIf
THE LARGE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA
THE STORE, with Dwelling, the Of Chartres
ST. Philip Streets occupied for thirty years az
pharmacy by M Cusach-
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
AvEsDANo BROS, ls5 Common street.
THY TT TEST IT ra0R0usHLYi
70 the undersisnsd Machine viii be sent % your s-dencs
9d yos will b s' e y ns : % - .
The Magnolia w.shins Msehins'
e &. ysf % ~ e si
o1 s.% sss ' nd @ ~ from T.
s Il: ~: s@ s;as
Az inssnious COG-WHEEL wRIN0ER b seixsd 10
be Machine and IL made Of India Rubber Cynndsrs md
srngs the clothes Almost ready for ironing
hh Ussfnl Simple md Chsspi sssisfacaon ooarantssd
u no 6ala Dee The
Msenolia washer.
:s save he "'.. H:.A "a LIZ III; both Labor and
No. los PoydrAs strsst,
Owner Of the Patsnt Right fos Louisiana
- Country rights for ssie -
TURNIP sEED...... ....TURNIP SEED.
LAEDRETHs NEW CROP. growth Of isea. Just rsssivsd
rom Phnadelphia:
Whits Plat Dutch rurnip; Red Top Tunlp; Larss Gees
.uYnip; Purple Top yellow Ruta BsgA-
Isr ~ 3 quanass V nit psrch.sss q The es1 Store
II. HAYNB8,
l0 81 Charles s6sek.
Opposite st. Charles fhsasef.
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AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
A. THE best COOKING STOVE.

fhs etevs fy cent less ue and bsks bss
bread than other stove now In use This act VA
ry dsmcssrsted and ineoztsssby ct the xeoha
cs and Agricultural Fair Of New oriesns 1888 and the 81
Louis Fair Of 1851 -
Every one Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered
where within the city free Of charga
Aiso constantly hand large and complete assortment
CHEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
vrovsd Passsns bsral advantages offered TO ths rada
h. HALLER, Agent
40 Camp aud lss Tchoupitoulas street.
Ordsslsn No % Mechanics and DsAlsu ExehAngs
10 los b. Charles q The New Orleans Postoos
ON receive prompt attention
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NOTICE...........N notice.
Ths undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens Of
New Orleans Of the States Of Louisiana Mississippi and
Texas thsy prepared 20 down ARTES1Ak,
WATER and NATURAL GAS WELLS at ths shortest
ncdcsL
des 70 our address, Beg 1851 will receive rompt atten
lion A. WklLIk3Ioh CO., Agents-
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|DoUeIAs'
ENcRAyER AND LIrHOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street,
ADJOINING LAITEs ENrHAS0h VII

Visiting and wsddhs Cards engraved m 'ss P. Isdnr
cn.rs, Invoices aa Circular letters. etc.
s..ls. Csnceling STAMPS. Door Plates, etc. ,ruorr
Initials embossed IN paper and envelopes
CHARGE FOR DIE.
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This is superior Machine for drying Sugar. Corn and
lsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS American
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- Creseent CltY Brnk ENew U q Ls
entitled an act to establish . general system
Free Banking. In the State Of LouisiAns,"
,the hodsrs of tho circulating notes Of this
duly audited under the provisions OF said act TO pre-
the same the Banking House, ct the Office Of the
kte Auditor the pi2ose Of redemption. within one
from this date othe vase the funds deposited BY said
3Ak for said purpose will bs reclaimed
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yUEsTERN LANDS AND sECURITI Is

ERNEaT TURPIN. wHOLEsALK MANUFAO-
T. turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolates Cream
Orops, sug.x Almonds Rock Candy Jujube Pasta Gum
orop: and s,rg. ,d :, esss Importer Of French q,ns
ghin. Dseor.tsd Toys: Cosssqae. fsne 81 ny Oaks
mas New Year Presents, Conuccpias ETC. Ne Is
Old Levee between 81 Louis and Cont stssta Nsv
Orleans La
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08


THE TIDE OF TRAvEL.-Sincs the. LIST
day Of last July the number Of arrivals
by sea at the port Of San. Francisco has
exceeded the departures to the extent
Of nine thousand, FIVE hundred and
twenty-eight. Within the last two
months the departures from New York
for this coast have been unprecedented,
being estimated at fully six thousand
per month and are constantly ~iucpsssing.
A very large influx Of population is also
vending its way h%ithorward BY, the
Overland route. What proportion Of
this great increase win fa.,,tottne 10. Of
Nevada, there is not, nor can there, in
the nature of things, be any means Of
approximately estimating, but there is
every reason to presume that many
thousands will be added to to our cen-
sus total. Thi, fact being apparent, il
bshooves our capitalists and business
men to consider seriously what means
can be devised for rendering the new
accessions producers Of wealth and aid
ers in building up the material interests
Of the State, instead Of constituting adj
ditions to the droues and leoches,. of
whom, God knows, we already have an
ample and plethoric supply. Ponder
this question, gentlemen, it is entitled
to and demands your serious consider.
alton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

TAG proposition Of the Clerks Relief
Society, Of San Francisco, to collect
monthly dues from such mercantile
houses as appreciate the benefits Of the
workings of the organization, receives
satisfactory encouragement. All the
expenses of maintaining a hall and
library, and relief to the unemployed,
have heretofore been borne BY the
clerks themselves but now the mer-
chants are likely to lend them n help
ing hand.
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REESE RIVER ITEMS.

From the. ReUeiHe of the 9th inst. we
extract the following:
L,BsRry MISE.-From J.,P. Courier,
who has arrived in the city from San
Antonio, We learn that some very on
couraging Developments have been made
rceenNy in tho Liberty mine, From the
incline, which Is over 800 feet deep, q
level had been run along the vein to tho
south, at the depth of 200 feet. After
RUNNING 40 feet q fine body Of ore, en-
cased m smooth solid. walls, was pone-
trated, and the drift has now been run
into It nearly 80 feet. Another level,
Zoe feet farther down, has also been
carried far enough ahead to reach tho
same :fich chimney. There 10, therefore,
a body Of ore hundred by forty feet in
extent, ready TO be taken out. Tho
vein is three 10 four feet thick, and tho
ore, pays In the mill from $3.50 to 5000.
There are 100 tons of good ore extracted
for the mill, which, owing to some
needed repairs, has not been running 90
steadily Of late as II will be in time to
come.
. MT ~. ny .Hs..H ~ 30 ..H..I .H.a.at.f
MoRE PROM SwEETwATrR.-We have
been favored with another letter from
the Sweetwater region. It is from Ed
ward Vaughan, at South Pass City, to
Ned Spittle in this city, and i. dated
April 18th. Our readers a form
their own estimates Of the value Of the
mines, by the various statements which
We have published HThis country has
been bfowed up a little to high. have
been hero three weeks aud have not
seen a Comstock or an Allison Ranch
lead yet. Locating and blowing have
been the order Of the day so far. There
are a few rat-holes sunk, but nothing to
prove a mine. There Is plenty Of quartz
and some gold, but whether it will pay
or not has yet to be proven. The ma
jority Of honest miners who arrive, seem
very much disappointed when they have
been tete a couple Of days. You. will
see plenty Of returned Sweetwaterites
In Austin In less than a month. They
commeneed taking the back track last
week. mNow, Ned, you stay where you,
are sand tell John Emory, Big Bill and
the rest Of the boYs to do.the same.
George Seitk aud Ned are here and their
advice 10 the same as mine. The placer
mines are very limited, and the largest
amount Of gold I have seen with any
one person 10 four bits. think the
pooS pilgrims from the east will feel
kip4sof alex aner they have a look at
lhSsAsphant.n
- ~ aHHl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

A CONSERVATIVE student in o Western
college, discussing the question Of negro
suffrage in a political debate, ciosed'hi
eloquent argument with the remark
"If you choose to,marry blacks, you
may do so ; but as for myself, when !
marry I shall marrySono Of nay own sex.H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

"a SAN FaAScIsco coxPASY, with a
capital Of 500, 900, has earnestly gone
to work in the manufacture of sugar
from bse,s and sorghum in Santa Clara
county. The company has located near
Alviso, aud has already made arrange
meuts for active operations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

!. Com SwrAIIso.-A quantity of TWEEN
ty-dollar pieces of United States gold
coin, amounting to several hundred dol
iafs, which had 6ndtrsone the sweating
process, were found in the possession Of
Lichtenstein, the pawnbroker, under
the Olympic sThsatsr. The, money was
tested at the Mint, and It was found to
have lost Mt tho rate of,$8 40 in 5000.
AS the matter comes exclusively under
Federal ju~risdition, IL will DO handed
over to the United. States authoritics.-
s. r. Dspdteh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

Now As HrRrroroRE.-For the Over
land Telegraph to be- tout Of order"
just when important dispatches are ex-
pccted, has become = rule with so few
exceptions that u people have como to
regard a stoppago at such times almost
iu the light Of a special dispeusation Of
Providence, inevitable and unavoidable.
With nerves athrill, hearts aquiver and
bated breath, we are just now awaiting
in narrowing suspense the announce
ment of the result Of the Impeachment
triaf-hs rires are down!
What is the matter?
II has been frequently charged, and
mover authoritatively denied, that the
Eastern agents Of the Associated Press
were in sympathy with the renegade
who pollutes the seat Of Washington.
This may DO true, and. the agent may
withhold the news for political effect il
the Senate has convicted. Or, in'the
same event, operators may have induced
silence for speculative purposes. On the
other hand, il the arch-renegade has
been acquitted and the paralyziug news
has chilled the tongue Of the indignant
lightning, our r~eproaehes may well be
tempered with merciful sympathy.
Stirred BY alternate hope and fear we
bide the ~lightning's time and wait.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

TIE Democrats in the Ohio State
Senate have planted themselves square
against the eight hour, system. 0pn
proposition to make eight hours a legal
days work on the, public roads, they
voted unanimously against its
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-08

TwELvs counties in Missouri, through
which the main limo Of railway, to the
West runs, arc reported to have iu-
creased their valuation more than $685.
900, 900 since the roads. we're built.
Ten counties. without roads have fallen
of since 1860. >