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notes, and so on, at decrease of 81 per
month until par is reached
The House again went on with the bust
ness on the table. 81
Senate Joint resolution respecting the
provisional Governments Of Virginia and
Texas was referred to the Reconstruction
committee.
The House went into committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Hopkins in the chair, and was
addressed by Mr.. Blaine, of Maine. ~ =
{ The committee rose and the Speaker re-
sumed the chair.
ttMr. COBURN introduced a bill to amend
the revenue laws taxing whisky. Referred
to the committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. BUTLER introduced bill creating
an additional judiciary district in Tennes-
see.' Referred to the Judiciary commit
tee.
Mr.. INGERSOLL introduced bill sup
Elementary to the national banking law.
Referred to the committee on Banking and
Currency. 1t proposes to remove Hmita-
tions on the aggregate of national bank
circulation and leave it unrestricted; to au-
thorize the issue of four per cent! gold in-
terest bearing bonds, and to require The
substitution of these for the six per cent.
bonds kept by the, National Banks on de-
post to- guarantee their currency. l. ~
Adjourned till Monday. .ai l,,ss-. -a1eis E7s
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NEW YORK NIELANGE.
The Press on the NIessn ge.

49, The Press on the Message.
5.- s.-1 NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
The Tribune says of the Presidents
message: This message is his worst. and
fortunately his last insult to American
people. As he goes out of the White
House he stops to shake his fist at the Cap
ital. There set the men who baff1ed him,
the Representatives who impeached him,
the Senators who convicted, the majors of
the laws that fetter him, the servants of
the people who prevented him from re-
storing rebels to power and making the
the war a useless sacrifice. Utterly pow
erless as he is to arrest-the bright chariot
of destiny he 'canno forbear to throw mud
as it passes. 49, ~ 80 a.
The World says of the treatment of the
message by Congress yesterday, that Gen.
Grants sycophants, both in the Senate and
the House, succeeded in putting an insult
upon the President. This extraordinary
proceeding Is something more than wanton
insult to the head. OF the Government 1t
is flagrant contempt of the Constitution. =
The doctrines of the President, though sus-
ceptible of confutation, are such as an hon.
est man may entertain.
Navigation Closed.
Navigation On the Hudson river is vir-
tually closed.
The Erie suits were before Judge Car
dozo to-day on motion for adjournment.
After argument by counsel, the Judge de-
cided to permit the papers on each side to
be read, and the day was occupied in this
manner.
Decision.
United States Commissioner Osborne has
decided that Heinrich Schaffer, the alleged
fugitive wife murderer from Hesse- Darn
I. tadt, should be eXGradicted.
Railroad Matters.
The New York Central directors ad-
iourned without declaring dividend. The
Atlantic and Great Western railroad has
1een leased to the Erie railway. This is
aid to have some connection with the con-
st tor the control of the Cleveland &
pittsburg railway.
UnfOunded.
The report circulated that the Long Is
and sound steamer Providence has been
/ ,st is unfounded.
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IA San Fernando. The Insurgents have
forced into their ranks all able bodied men.
LIE prison convicts and the former rural
guards have Joined the insurgents.
IeleErams from San Fernando say the
movement is reactionary, carried on in the
name and with the elements of republican
ism. The insurgents seem to be well sup
The civil Governor of Saragossa tele-
graphs that the Republicans there intended
TO attempt to release and arm tine convicts.
but precautions were taken which pre-
vented the plot from being carried out.
Eruption of Slount Etna.
The Herald's special says: A dispatch
| from Stctfy reports fresh eruption OF
| Mount 1Etna.- On Tuesday night the vol
cano broke out with increased violence,
eJecting flame and lava until o'clock this
morning. The torrents of lava devastated
the surrounding country. The ashes from
the crater tell on the town of,Aeireals, and
were blown even into the streets of Mes
slna. = AT last accounts the mountain was
4 enveloped in smoke and labored with deaf
ening detonations. Great crowds have
gathered on the northern shore OF Malta to
witness the magnificent spectacle, which,
though 10 miles distant, is distinctly vis-
| ible. d., .s...,,..L rs,-- 80, 81 80, IL.
| ..... FLORENCE, Dec. 10.
1 The eruption of Mount Etna continues
increasing in violence. sand from thf
crater tell in clouds on streets fiftv miles
distant.
ltgcdii~ The New vu;u1st 2IoI uH9
-ii 7i'f q" i.f.t.d -a LONDON, Dee. TO-
audience with the Queen Yesterday and
formally accepted the appointment. The
following appointments in the Government
are officially announced: WIN. Forster,
Vice President of the Board of Educafion.
James Starheld, lr., Actor ,Ayreton. and
Trea ~ Iiynn, 1uns0F eTI LoIas oI me
tary for the Ijdias: Rieht Hon VIM '1Mon-
sell, Under Secretary for Cnjonial Danart.
ment: Edward III. II H1gssss,, fInGs o.
Secretary. for, Home Denattn,ent. Iohn
Arthur Ottowav- Hinder Secratarv for Enr-
Eeign Department. y u sfof ofSf'-5'.. -l>"t
= a..--...
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Lumber for Sale.

THE OLENTANGY PARK ASSOCIA-
i TION offer at private sale all the lumber con.
tanned in the fence enclosing their Race Course
Also, the lumber in south stable, west stand
judges stand, picket fence. &C.. -
Parties wishing the whole of the above will rlease
call on the nd fsigned. who will give all the neo
essary information to price. terms. and time of
RICHARD NEVINS.
If not disposed of by SATURDAY, DEC. i2
1868, it will be sold on TUESDAY, DEC. Is. isss.
at public auction. by John G. Beall, Auctioneer.
DoysS = ID
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FOREIGN NEWS.
& BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Lafest from CadIz.

"a u New YORK, Dec. 10.
A special to the New York Herald from
Iadrid, 10th, says: News from Cadiz up
a late hour last night, has reached here
he insurgents in that city still occupied
ne Hotel d'Eville and the surrounding
.ouses, and had erected barricades. The
-oyernment troops occupied the Custom
.ouse and buildings in the neighborhood
,ip to the city gate. AL the Foreign con-
lis have taken refuge l., the Custom
ouse. The civil Governor of CadiZ fled
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EmoIlient Cream +.

THIS DELIGHTFUL AND EIEGA ANT
L preparation. intro :uced last winter, having
received so many fatterIng commentators from
it again before the publ C. assuring them that il
stands the best protector of the skin
against the incltmency of the winter season II
not only imparts to the skin a delicate freshness
and beauty. but also conduces to its health purity
ped Hands. Face, Lips, or Roushness of the Skin.
il has no equal. while its soothing qualities and
delightful fragrance render it necessary append
age to the toilet. Prepared only by MARBLE
RITSON,i ispensins Chemists 100 South Hieb
street. Columbus, Ohio. nov4-deoda wan
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Buffalo hlarket-Dec. 10.
FLOUR-FIrm. 1.ae r-t. 60
WHEAT-No. 2 Chicago spring held at
81 45. .'5i- - - %.
r CORN-Dull and unchanged; no sales.
OATS-Dull and unchanged.
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Row a Decline is Produced.

r-.Hrsz fesE 1-H-,f. s----- -
Pure blood makes us well. bad blood makes Us
sick. Vapors from poorly digested food in the
blood are condensed upon the various organs. and
serve to make them grow or, repair their waste
Organs made with greater or lesser proportion Of
such m materials cannot be sound. If the bad con-
dition of blood continues but for few days or
weeks the body will be out of sorts; and if it con-
tinues, the whole of the body will in time be re-
newed with imperfect blood, and the health bad;
it is in decline-popularly called consumption.
: Now Brandreth s Pills penetrate the whole mass
of blood. causing the expulsion of impurities; the
body feels relieved from single dose-what then
may by expected from twenty2 By continuing
their use the whole of the blood in time becomes
purified, and the body reconstructed from good ma
teria. the decline stopped. and lease of life
secured. Principal office. BRANDRETH .HoUsss
New York. Sold by all druggists. .g.,-r .tE
iunel6-d&w1ycm-PeNY; .-l-
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GEN. THOMAS L. YOUNG, of Cincinnati
as been appointed Supervisor of Internal
.ievenue for Southern Ohio. .eJ
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"Children's Lives Saved for Fifty
Cents" za-s- u

Thousands of children die annually of Croup.-
Now. Mothers, if you would spend 80 cents. and
always have bottle DR.. Tobias Venetian Lin
imsnt in the house. you never need fear losing
your little one when attacked with this complaiht.
1t is now 81 years since have put up my Lipi ent
and never heard of child dying of Group when
my Liniment was used; but hundreds of cures
have been reported to me- and many state if it was
$40 per bottle they would not be without it. Be-
sides which. it is certain cure for Cuts. Burns.
Headache. Toothache. Sore Threat, Swellipgs,
Mumps. Collie. Diarrhea. Dysentery. Spasms, Old
Sores and Pains in the Limbs, Back. and Chest
No one onceltIies it who is ever without It. is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally. Full
directions with every bottle. Sold by the Drug
gists and Storekeepers in the United States. De-
pot 10 Park Place. N. Y. p shAe1 -l5a
junel6- &wIycm-PeNY -.
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Whelan Respited.

OTTowA, Dec. 10.
Whelan has been respited to the 29th
inst. zftT r> ...sf r--..,-...
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John, W., Garrett has been re- electel
President of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
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Tariff Question.

Tariff Question.
The committee on Ways and Means had
conference this morning on the tariff
question. It is not probable there will be
any early action on the subject. .... e.
ga .ascs Supreme Court. 90 .vp.s
ol The Supreme Court was occupied most
OF the day in,hearing the closing argument
of Attorney General Evarts on behalf of
the Government in the legal tender cases.
General Logan.
Hon. John A, Logan having recovered
from his late indisposition, was in his seat
in the House to-day.
Washington Items. ,ti
General r. B. Vance has been elected
Grand Master ofthe Grand Lodge OF Masons
for the rest OF the year. - :. ~. .,-r5B
The District Court Is still in session, and
have heavy docket on hand
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-11
STERLING SILVER WARE

! FINE ELECT O.PLATED WARE.
TIE GORHAM MANUFACTURE NG CO, OF
PROV ENCE. R. l.. wing the largest manu-
factory So Silver in the world. with
the most improved mach y. and employing the
most skilled labor, are enabled to offer an un-
equalled variety of new and beautiful designs in
Dinner Services. Tea vices. and every article
specially adopted forI liday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-known and unrivaIled
Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware. in which the
have introduced new patterns of rare elegance.-
The Solid Silver is guaranteed to be of sterling
purity by u. 5. Mint assay. The Electro Plate /
guaranteed to be superior to the finest 81 efiel
ware. Orders received from the Trade only, bu
these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers every where. .5g5Lfz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-11

- splendid Hair Dve is the best in the voria AZ
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. Telisbls
instantaneous; no disappointment; no sid;cnlon.
crates and leaves the Hair soft and beautifn WE
or oro,sn. Sold by All Drusgists and PerfumsrS.
No. le Bond street. n, York. rNY apras dSSesSSry
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WASHINGTON.
Public Debt Statement.

- st EXPENDITURES FOR NOVEMBER. .-ii
t9 The warrants issued by the Treasury
Department during November, to meet the
requirements OF the Government amount
to. in round numbers, the following sums,
viz:
Civil. miscellaneous and foreign inter- n
contses. - $50 600
lrterest on public debt "a eos 600
war department.. t........................ $50. 90
Navy Department. ..................., 2g3 900
Interior. Pensions and Indians......4 RrG7S7, 600
The warrants issued for the redemption
OF the public debt are not included in the
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.PRoEEs sIoMAI7T

DR.. A: b WILLIAMS, West Broadway, ns.,
jraseries of years to the treatment ofeerta;n ;
;ste diseases. he may bscensulted at his ofscrsH
Rroadwa!; near the Exchange Bank
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-11
The Lost Hibernian.

LONDON, Dec. TO-
Atelegram is just received announcing
the arrival of Donegal, Ireland. of one of
the missing boats from the lost Hibernian.
The boat contained the second officer and
two other persons. Twenty eight, all told,
embarked, but twenty-five were drowned
by the capsizng of the boat. H'.i-"f
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State Convention shall deliberately revoke
,r qualify it; and any journal that in the
meantime teaches Reputation, absolute
or qualified, under pretense that it is the
iaith of the party, teaches false and per
aicious doctrine. u .,'-
For the present, and until satisfied con-
lusively that Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN
md the Ohio Platform are wrong touching
the payment of the Public Debt, the ONO
STATESMAN in the future, as in the past,
will maintain that Reputation is not, and
should not be, a part of the Democratic
creed.
The OHIO STATESMAN was founded to ad-
vocate the doctrines taught and enforced
by THOMAS JEFFERSON. His Democ-
racy we appreciate fully. JEFFER-
SON, in his first Inaugural Address.
wherein he laid down those political
doctrines that have ever been dear
to all true Democrats, declared ''the honest
paynsent of our debts he debts of the Fed
eral Government and the sacred preservation
of the Public Faith" to be of the first i'm
port nee.
We reiterate: the Financial views of Hon.
GEORGE 81. PENDLEToN, the position of the
Ohio Democracy, taken at their last State
lConvention in relation to the Public Debt,
and the inculcations of the Immortal JET
PERSON, that 4" the honest payment of our
debts, and the sacred preservation of the
Public Faith" are of absolute Importance,
are to us preferable to the Reputation
heresy taught by papers calling them
selves Democratic. Repudiation is prop
osition that should be treated with scorn
by every sincere follower OF the great
postle of American Democracy-THoMAs
fEFFERsoN. Well none of it.
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situation Wanted.

ny A FIRST CLASS COOK, SUITABLE
b for q Hotel, Restaurant or private family:
he acknowledges NO superior In the making Of
every variety Of pastry, OF, tp ornamental,
choice, tasteful and eeoHomical COOKERY. SoSa
iound At CohnV clothing and variety store, Main
straAt, opposite the NEWs once, Gold HUI.
Gold Hfl, November nth, 1883. nol7.t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-16

CUTTING ARRAY At SILVER Cry
About midnight last night there was o
desperate cutting ARRAY at the Silver
City Brewery, between two men who
got to quarreling with each other. One
Of them, by the name Of Whalan, was
severely stabbed in several places with
u bowie knife, by his antagonist, James
Stanton. He received one severe wound
in the left breast, a short distance below
the nipple, which will probably prove
fatal. DR.. Cleburne, Of Virginia, went
down there this forenoon to attend the
man, who was reported to be bleeding
inwardly. Stanton left before he could
be arrested, aud passed up the road to-
ward Gold Hill. Marshal Crsndall, Of
this town, being notified, together with
officer Hamlin, were on the look out,
aud early this morning they succeeded in
arresting Stanton at a saloon in lower
Gold Hill, and after some little resist
ance on his part, persuaded him forcibly
to take rooms at the town c%alsboose,
there to await q visit from Sheriff Shaw,
of Lyon County, who wants him.
OSxsBy HousE.-Mr. Gardner was up
here this morning, and ordered his adj
ver,isement inserted in the NKws, so
that our Storey County friends will
know that he is keeping a hotel yet.
He tells US, and in all sincerity, too,
that he has fitted up, renovated, refur-
nished and fixed up the Ornsby House
in q style superior to anything ever be-
fore seen on the premises or anywhere
in Carson City and he wants the Storey
County people to come and judge for
themselves, as he feels confident Of
making them feel more ut home than
they ever have before. Members of the
Legislature had better write to Gardner
and engage some of his handsome rooms
or if they wait until they get down
there, they may fall short Of q place to
lodge, and hence they will have to go
to "thc brewery"
ABOUT JEwELRY.-When old Doc. Lee
proposed his immortal couundrum to
the FIRST Nevada State Legislature, of
"Oh |! consistency, where art thy jew
elry 2" he had no reference or allusion
whatever to that splendid and extensive
assortment Of watches, diamonds, silver
ware, and all styles of choice and valu-
able jewelry, to be found At Eaves' we'll
known establishment, No. 341, G street,
Virginia. A large addition to his stock
has recently been made and he officially
notifies everybody in our advertising
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THE EVENING NEWS
Wednesday Evening". Decsnber I6, 1858
Eauilihrium.


vel-headedness is a great thing il
this world, but a politician or any othel
man who attempts to ''earry water on
both shoulders" no matter how level
he may carry himself, is morally sure
to slop over sooner or later n get
ducked from both sides. A "funambu-
list" according to Webster, is a rope
walker or dancer" being derived Hom
the Latin Of tuais, rope, and d"aouI0, 70
walk. Very few persons, however are
nossessed Of a sufficiently level neau 10
;n.,iiy them in emulating B!ondin, Ma
dame Austin, Ella LaRue, or any other
NJ the noted rope-walkers OF The day.
We arc not all good ~funambulists. Even
Professor DeHoune, The oue-legged rope
walker, wouldn't do TO bet on, as DEM
oustrated by his grand slip up and
lamp-smashing act at the Gold Hill
Tbeater. His head wasn't level enough,
therefore great was the fall thereof.
Very few Of US succeed in maintaining
our equilibrium under all circumstances;
We are liable to fy off the handle some
time or other. Men, whom the most
astonishing news, even an earthquake,
could not p~erceptibly disturb or
excite, will go off in a fit OF
the chicken fdgets on hearing
that the smallpox is next door. Brier
could walk OF steadier with more bricks
in his hat than any other man VIC ever
saw, and he could see further into the
Comstock, aud talk more knowingly
about it than anybody else in Gold Hill,
yet q flying attack Of the White Pine
fever upset all bis shrewd calculations
and carried him of. Count Won Setback,
a Prussiau Artillery Lieutenant, and
considered the best swimmer in the
North German army, made a bet to the
effect that ho would swim across the
Spree, lying on his back, and bearing
on his breast a board, with two full
bottles Of wine, six eggs in II dish, and
four tumblers. IL one Of these articles
should fall from the board he would
lose the bet. lie won it. He was able
to maintain his equilibrium, and had n
particularly level head. The most dis
tressiug time we have seen anybody en-
during in that line, lately, however,
was u chap returning to Gold Hill
from a spree at Virginia, about twelve
o'clock the other night. His head was
far from level, and his equilibrium to-
tally d~emoralized. He was evidently
an honest miner, aud had been out to
see his friends. South c street never
looked so long aud crooked to him be-
fore, and it twisted about like q snake,
and was crookeder than the San Joaquin
River. Occasionally he would come to
n full stop, to collect his befuddled
ideas, and then plunge ahead, reeklcssly
e~ndeavoring to cut across lots, whenever
the street doubled on him. The last
We saw Of him he was trying to get past
the junction of B and Q streets, and ev-
identity considering those two public
t%horoughfares badly mixed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-16

FINE HOLIDAY GooDs. Tho finest
stock of holiday goods ever brought to
this town has just been received at j. 7.
Wel,on's Jewelry Store. People wish
ing to purchase, will find it to their ad-
vantage to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. His goods
are all of the latest improved styles,
and he is selling them at San Fran
Faox ALEX. n. DoUGuERrY, NJ. D.,
late one Of the Medical Directors U. s.
A., Newark, N. j.: Having been made
acquainted with the composition Of the
preparation known as S%ozodont, have
for some time past permitted its use in
my family, where it has given entire
satisfaction. 1t is an elegant toilet ar
ticle, well worthy Of the encomiums it
has received"
"%SPALpISG's PREPARED GLUE"
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ARRIrAl. ANp pRPARTuRKs.
Arrivals.

ny WELLS, YARoo ASD co's
John Holland, All Bung, All Bang rang
Ming, Mr. woodville, NJ Anderson, s s,e~
Brown, Soritz, Mr. F~riedenourg; = s1Or'
Mr. Van Dyke, Alb Harvey M oNea, u
Sullivan, ] G Fair, Mrs J u Fsir, master
Fair, S Mitchell, Jas Murphy = ~ osoIy' NJ M
S,n,mei' NJ johnson, J NJ Rodgers, George T
Tcr,x' Jesse Beene, J Coleman, w Fair,
q Psnco, Mr. Zacarich, J Sipes, Mr. China.
B Nadine. DIR Talbot, Mr. Callum, Mr.
Brunsey.
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS n
Jas McPhee, g Orion, r A Fuller.
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Masonic Notice.

culver STAR LODGE NO. 8, F.
y & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge. wv
room, corner Main and Blanchard A%
streets. Gold Hill, every SATURDAY /V
evening at q o'clock. Stated communications,
nrst Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited.
BY order Of the W. N.
W. N. HALL, Secretary.
Gold Hill December /. 1858. delft
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- ,,noo mn "a >. wv

by WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Peter Bennett, Mr. Zacharias, H o Young,
Jas McPhcr, II Logan, Mr. Mcmillan, Thos
Shirley, ] P Sypes, Jno Merca, g Perry, MI
Saddler, A W Nichols, Indian man, Indians
wife, John Mallon, Mr. H~efferman, Phoebe
Garhart, G G Briggs, Mr. Clark, id Treat,
Mr. Bergman, Mary johnson, Thos Lorey,
Henry Williams, Richard Cameron, Francis
Riley, All Kee.
By PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Sam Danach, r Bickell, S Northey, Q
Day, Mr. Driscoll, Eugene Bittner, TG Nc
Laren, Mrs Householder.
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Look Out For Him!

ONE JOHN DAVIS HAS TAKEN UPON
~ hlmseif the liberty and responsibility. OF
leaving my boarding house without paying his
bill, amounting to forty-one dollar, ga: i
to WSrn ail other botei and boarding house
keepers against trusting him: ,,rppaoN
Gold Hill, December 10th, 1858. delost