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N EW 60 0 D s.
SPRING., 1859.

M ~ " - -
SPRING, 1859.
W. N. BELL Il CO., ..
9oa MAIN STREET,
second door from Ninth,
are now receiving and offer for sale upon the most
favorable terms FOX CASE,
Choice styles PRINTS,
New spring DFLAINES,
New sering CHI LIES
GISaHAMs Of al qualities,
WHITE and CoLORED PlQUkS, for ladies' anc
RLSrR Ct OTHS and CAsSiMEREs;
Fancy Casstmeres, cf!oice for boys;
Fancy Cassimeres choice for men;
Fredericksburg Cassimeres and Motions;
Brown sbirtings and sheetfngs-a full line;
Rleached Shirtings and sheetings-a full line
Fine "A Beached Coteons at Is, 163, and 2oc.;
Fruit of the Loom Bleached at Soc.;
Wamsutta Bleached;
New York Mills BIeached;
Hemstitched L. C.. Handkerchtefs at 26c.-a par
gain; ,,r--,
Henistitched L. g. Handkerchief, all grades
TIE celebrated BUFF. 10 ALPAChS ana MO-
HA lKS-best goods and best black-lmported /;
Black and CULOkED SILKS,
Black Hen 2annies,
Florentires,
Grenadines,
Bombazines
..... Silk Warp Challtes. &C.;
NEW STRIPES for Balmoral kits;
DRESS TRIMMINGS and SMALL w IkSS
Roberts,s celebrated GOLD-EYE NEEDLES.
fmh 1sl
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MARRIED,

!. !, Msnchestsr. March seth, by Rev. r. J: Boggs,
NV wi ILIiHM e. FOWLER and Miss ALI
" Ida T. CLARK. fsz.. galGsaa "a s.sgI 4
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.IDHV GOODS.

NEW GOODS ssatsz aod9ss. a sEns sooDs.
1T ea7~r,r Il .sFifautj
: iHIRsH . eUesENHE1aEE
are 't sPR Esss'Eihs ssss s. e sssSn 6
,,rs B BkEasnsb and Brown MUsL1Ns.
e.7I TABIE. bAhAsK,
DIAPER &c,I&c
for c ssSl snd sell for cash. asbiRsH GUaeFR
do AID a am{Ss
Below we append price list Of the many oar-
gains we are Offering! 7A .ts'T.Sf aft..
20 ~ PRICE LIST: ~
meljt4 Il DRESS GOODS 4asi
Handsome SILK CHAIN PoPLINs at SIC. and
81, worth 81 IS and $3.50 NJ,
mOHAIR ALP ACAS, all shades, SIC. worth soc;
Elegant BLACK SILKS at 81. $'.so. 81, and ss;
SILK CHALLEs,g all colors. Z,
d. G..ss525 zil 4 t.saue3t iss1ai ,a.at
T II WHITE GOODS. '@
Beautiful SILK MUSLIN at Is, 20. IS and soc.
IRISH LINENS at 80, so, IS, rs, sec. and 81;
PILLoW-cAsE LINEN very cheap;
DIAPER at 81. 90 50, and 81 per piece-great bar
g gains; ,%1.i gee. = f''s-
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER at Soc worth 7sc.;
TOWEL s. la4 90 rs as, and Soc:
PEQUEs at 3 ]. %! SO, co, 7sc., and 81.
rdEMBRoIDERIRs.
CAMBRIA EDGE at 20, rs, az, 50, and rs, never
worth less than 50 and soc.
INSERTING, the samc-some as low as shilling
per yard; 49, u.......
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, hemstitched, at
csc. a.. 4#o#
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN P vPLINs at s5c. and
81 worth $l.25 and $L5o; ...e
SILK CHALIIEs, all colors;
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS;
MOHAIR ALPACAs, all shades. at a7c. worth
soc. ID ~ -#HyH&t
.r...t . WHITE GOODS.
Beautiful SWISS MUSLINS at Is, 20, rs. 81, and
toc.-very cheap;
FRENCH ORGANIZES, GRENADINES, &c.
LINENS.
DIAPER at g. 1925, $3.50, and 81 per piece;
BIRD's-EyE DIAPER at 5Oc. worth &c.;
TO WELLS at all prices;
IRISH LINENS-the cheapest In the city;
PILLoW-CASE LINENs-all considered great
bargains.
EMBROIDERIEs.
CAMBRIA EDGE and INsERTINGS remarka-
ably cheap-25c. yard worth 6oc., SIC. worth
6Oc,, and SOC. worth 7sc.
We have many more articles, too numerous to
mention, but invite all to call and gee and be con-
WINGED of the
.t T.. CHEAP AND PRETTY GOODS
1T
HIRSH d GUGGENHEIMER's,
Third door above the Theatre.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. NH 81
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nE BACHELOR'S HAlR-DYE.-This
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable, in
Simultaneous. No disappointment ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory, ls Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-eodts
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N N. WALKER & CO.,

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Nl COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ANNUAL INCOME. .Slo, ooo,e eco
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB ,...,.
EUARY L 1903, OYER. .............. oco, goo
NUMBER OF POLICIES Issued DURING
THE YEAR, 10, go.
NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FQRCE FEBRU-
AIRY L 1888, 81 saE a.a-i
THE MUTUAL LIEU
Is now by far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. II Is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has proyedto
be ultimately safe and trustworthy. It's assets are
not invested In fancy stocks personal securities
but in bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
drst lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach OF any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual, divides Its
whole profits annually among the assured and
this dividend can be used In payment OF premiums
or to purchase additional insurance, at the option
OF the policy-holder.
D. n. WALKER CO., Agents,
No. 1oI4 Main street.
DR.. J. B. McCAw Medical Examiner. NH 70
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TITO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
Again take pleasure In giving you notice Of the
arrival Of quite new and valuable
collection Of .s
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS At
No. 6O3 BROAD. BETWEEN sIxTH AND SEVENTH
E. STREETS,
Such as handsome CALICOEs,
COTTONs and LINENS,
COLoRED and BLACK sATINs, beautiful
shades sold square or bias;
SPRING CAsSIMEREs, &C.;
EDGINGs, INsERTINes,
FRILLINGs, RUFFLINGs, &C.;
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
claim, and do so with the endorsement Of those
who have patronized me thus far, that Richmond
In general and Broad street In particular, cannot
produce an establishment more able and more
willing to do its customers justice In
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MODERATION OF PRICES,
FAIRNESS OF DEALING;
and my aim Is to make my new store (6o2 Broad
street worthy OF the reputation enjoyed for several
years by my former place OF business-as being 4
nrst-class Dry Goods store--surpassed by none !;
equalled by few only.
JULIUS MEYER sos Broad street.
mhe two doors below Sixth.
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8 HAMM & CO., rs and % Park Place,
Ne 81 and % Barclay street. corner Of Church
street, New York. ENAMELLED MUSLIN,
DRILL and DUCK, all colors and widths Rub
Der DRILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, aud TABLE
OILCLOTH. NH 27-staysm
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.

~ Iolk Ahc GlSA
Every tradesman, mechanic, AID workingman
should insure In the SOUTHERN MUTUAL BE-
NEYULENT ASSOCIATION for the relief OF the
sick. which was started and chartered last month
in this city. This short period Of It's existence
shows already how an association or these princi-
pies was needed. but never attained until this
present time In the southern States.
Every day new applications are rent In. and At
the last OF this month over one hundred POLICIES
will be issued.
Every sick member receives weekly from Ave to
forty dollars, according 10 the annual premium he
pays. BY paying i've dollars year he will re-
ceiVe five d ,llsrs week by paying ten collars n
year, ten dollars week, &c. II makes no dir
accident or from any other cause.
Every man ought TO patronlze this institution by
joining the Association for IN larger II extends
the more good can be done TO the suffering mem
bers. ~
Information can be received at the Office OF the
company, sic Broad street.
agents for al parts Of the country are wanted.
NH - 3m
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pICHMOND GYMNASIUM EVE
10 MING GLASS for voting men and boys will
be discontinued after the LIST of April next. All
"ho hold tickets attend the night school at the
usual hours on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS until their time expires.
+. ID. CUNNINGHAM, PRECEDENT.
FRANK D. HILL, Secretary and Treasurer.
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TALL s. HUTCHINSON,
Il lie Main above Twelfth street. ,
A fun stock of COTTONS, TIRE ADS, BUT
TONS, and SMALL WARES generally, at whole
sale only, Hn E-eoasH'
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MEETINGS.

TIRE DEPARTMENTAL quarterly
H meeting Of the Board Of Control or the y, ere
held at the Engine House, Broad street on SA-
TURDAY the nth instant, at O'Clock Z. M. s<,
NIB sS-st x. WAFREN'i SlerR.
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SPECIAL N0TTCEs.


SPECIAL N0EEgEs.
,s-vrRarsIA TEA ANDsCoxFEE CO.,
v1He1ssA TEA AED COFFEE CO.,
zuRe1arA IEA And COFFEE CO.,
ooRHER oF-MdE-8N NINTH sTEEETs'
ooRrxs OF, MAINsAND NINTH STREETS.
doRsER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
$1,000
~. rREsH ROASTED COFFEE.
~ seo FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
tanning the entire aroma OF the coffee, and placed
immediately in air-sight eauistars. Hotels. res
taurants, boarding houses. and families viii find
our cotfees grea. saVing Of time, labor ana
neuey,i n3EfI rFataG1..s1
81 ~ sfss 7ss}gi - 2s5. ''-'.s+
frt,eo THAs. TEAS. TEAS,
90 !, '... TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. .aga4
, sNEw-cRoP TEAS received daily; selected
with great care by experts. Cur TEAS cannot be
surpassed in quality OF price, and guaranteed to
:. so,d IN Quantities to suit pur-
basers, from an ounce to chest.
grs.; ,m.tE
PRICE LIST OF COFFEE:
GREEN, 70, a. a, -, u, &c.; f.
.rs ar ROASTED, -, IS. 80, IS, DOC;
GROUND, 10, 10 w. - s0c'
(, Z
Japan. soc.. Al S1.Y, sLp.;
MIXED, &c., Soc., 9oc., 81, Sl2S 9l. so.
ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
SENT BY EAPhEss'
'' ...
&. , ,xY1, rourrr1o
49, ,r> coruuu m
ooA' IN ~ NO y 49,
'N'''.' T..
--===--=
w POINT LACE HANDKERChIEFs,
POINT LACE COLLARS
KEAL VAhENi1A ED91Noo .....
AND .a.-.-
s-.... " ~. .-....
..... ...,...... /
n- LEVY bhoTHhhs''
mhl ... 12ls and LIE Main street.
M NEW SPRING PRIMES DE LAINEs'
AND OTHER DRESS GOODS at
.aa ,
......
"-N 1' '-''''
osH ooNAAo y Wv w
.--- ... :
SE .
FOB LADIES, MISSES AND chAhDHhN;
ENGLISH SOCKS
~
.-:..
,s,. and 1aIs Main atreet.
USE COATS'S SPOOL COTTON. mha
M INFANTS ROBES, INFANTS FROCk
u.Jsrs rMpRoInERED DJNITy and
CAMBRIA BANDS;
-,.
L1Nei
B1RDs-EHE' hos0lA' anu eooi'h DiA'
. A'' ~
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snrcIaI NOTICES.

rus O UT HER N OPINION AT
aTvEN CENTS i-Hednced.i i'm prizes but not In
nsinciple Hot to-dsy, and stu heating MAE
srA11, HANNA, editor. For sale by TURNzH.
- NH 25-1tF ssss---s 'r-tss--s
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DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN P PLINS at s5c. and
81 worth $l.25 and $l5o; ..e
SILK CHAL1IES, all colors
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS; AL
MOHAIR ALPACAs, all shades at a7c. worth
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"n % PkETTY GOODS
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RICHMOND March, 1859.
TARDOZO, ALsOP s. FOURQUREAN
are now receiving
FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR,
to which they invite the attention Of the public.
The advantage of buying goods from houses who
buy for CASH Is evident. Jaw
CARDozo, ALsoP & FOURQUREAN
buy every article entirely for CASH, thereby en-
ablng them to buy and sell upon the most
favorable terms. d.
There are houses who advertise special articles
of known value at prime cost to create the impress
are unwilling to resort to such means OF selling
CARDozo, ALsoP & FoURoUREAN
will sell any article Of regular and staple value
as low as any house in.Richmond, by WhomsoeVer
advertised.
by any house in the state, and presumlng that
their long experience hrst-class retailers Is
sufficient guarantee of the character or their STOCK
they cordially invite inspection OF IT,
y. NJ. PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN o. CHILEs,
T. d. OUARLEs and Z. 2. LYONS, are with US,
and would be piesed to see their friends and &C"
quaint8nces. LII IA
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WINES AND LgOtJORs.

a NDREW J. GRAY & CO.. Agents for
~ LACNEY's celebrated ROCRRRTDfE
s msthAshEY--pIrest and best srtlcle in tiis mar.
a NH u
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1.' 8 rREsH ROASTED COFFEE.
Il, FRESH ROASTED COFFEE. ~
Coffee roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
tanning the entire aroma OF the coffee, and placed
,mmediaseiy In sir-.ight cauistars. Hotels. res
taurants, clearinghouse. and families win ina
our coffees greas saYine Of time, Labor and
= .L ,s.fE.Eg--E aII EE# ~
money. n5Ef,, h5'.t.'as s;.-.s,.,..8 !,
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EMBROIDERIES.

raEMBROIDERIHS.
CAMBRIA EDGE at 20, 25, an 80, and rs, never
worth less than 80 and soc. !;
IEsERTING, the samc-some as low as shilling
per yard; "l.' ......
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, hemstitched, at
]se' ..NH.... Ns5u.@
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CoMnusSIoNER'S OFFICER
RICHMOND VA FebruarV &C. 1859

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND. VA, February 20, 1862.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree
NJ e 18th Of p is at 10
A. M, as the time and my office, on Franklin
street near Twelfth street, in the city Of Rich
mond, the place. for receiving proof of all debts
and demands against the several estates mentioned
In the said deere, and for executing all other of
the provisions directed by the said decree, when
and where they are required to attend.
.El a.- JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioner
TIL. j. EVANS, p. q. fe 27-Sdw
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.r...h ..H WHITE GOODS.
Beautiful SWISS MUSLINS at Is, 20, rs, 81, and
5oc.-very cheap;
FRENCH oRGANDIEs, GRENADINES, &c.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

lust RECEIVED, AND IN STORE A
q very choice lot OF nigh coloycd sweet Messina
Oranges Is boxes choice Lemons s. 900 Bsraeoa
and Carehagena G. coanuts; 200 drums Figs; 70
drums Suitana Raisins leo boxes Layer RalsiEs,
in whole, half, and quarter-boScs nuts and AL
monds Of all descriptions Canned Fruit Sar-
dimes In half and quar-. er boxes Loba ers Oysters
&C.; IS boxes Turkish PruneS: 20 boxes Legh9rn
Citron. We also refer 20 eNit nsiye assortment
OF home-m snufactrred ard French Candles. Our
Butter Scotch Candy Is o sure remedy for coughs
and sore throat Call for thinner IS Patent Butter.
Scotch ZISMER q CO., F
mil lsS3 Main street.
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aart,ro TEAs. TEAS. TEAS,
20 - TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. ,aaaa
, NEw-cRoP TEAS received daily; selected
with great care by experts. Our TEAS cannot be
surpassed in quality or price, and guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Gold in quantities to suit pur-
7 hasers, from an ounce to chest.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, IN LOTS, 10000 BRICKS,
10 in the walls OF Powhstan Warehouse and In
the furnaces, &C., of the Richmond Glass Works.
at Rockets. Apply to
NH 2-6t s.-#.. j. L. APPERSON.
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TIL. j. EVANS, p. fe 27-S4w
VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the
Y clerks Office for the Circuit Court Of Ches-
terfeld county, on the first Monday in March, A.
d. 1859, o"s FL -. $50
l.. L. Lester, executor Of wilkins Hall, deceased,
who sues for the benefit and at the costs Of Mrs.
Ann 2. Hall, the widow OF said W. Hall.
Plaintiff,
against
George Q. Gregory, trustee, Loren DIckiuson,
administrator Of NJ. T. Fendley, deceased, and
said Loren Dickinson and Virginia his wife,
defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
This day the plant IT filed her bill, the object of
which is to obtain decree for the payment OF the
plaintiff debt mentioned ia the bill: and 1t ap-
pearjng by affidavit that the defendants, Loren
dickinson and Virginia his wife, are nor. resi-
dents OF this State 1t Is ordered that they appear
here within one month after the due publication
OF this order to DO what Is necessary to protect
their interest In this suit.
Terte:
NH ls-s4w NATHAN n. COGBILL, @.
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The advantage of buying goods from houses who
buy for CASH is evident. .a.T
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859,
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.

STATEMENT:
toncles In oco eos
AsSeIs; LSov'S
Annual lHCOHle.. oVv,vV
Losses palu. eeV,eV5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-07

ANDREW JoHSsoS.-Recsntly the tele-
grams from Washington announced the
arrival in that city Of Andrew Johnson
his 6rst visit since the 4lh Of March
but his purpose or object has not been
understood here in tho far West. In the
Washington correspondence Of the Phi
ladelphia Pres Of Juas 29:h, we find
the following solution Of the objects Of
Andy visit:
alt has TRANSFERRED tha, his ex.Acci-
dency Andrew johnson is here for the
purpose Of obtaining acces! to the rec
Ords of the several departments of the
Government with q Wow to preparing
material for q history Of his adminis,ra-
ton. No attempt has been made, even
by the most ardent admirers, to lionize
him, and no has remained quietly At his
hotel all day. During the few brisf
interviews which he has accorded 10
his intimate friends he has spoken freely
Of the political situation, but failed TO
advance any new points. His a%n,ipathY
towards President Grant bctrHys Itself
frequently in his conversation, but no
one pays any attention 20 his remarks
In this case the old proverb is reserved
the dead ass is trying to kick the live
lion.v
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CANINE AYrEcrloy.-Thomas Mathews,
The man murdered by Jones, WAS pos
sessed Of little red dog, that always
accompanied him on his expeditions into
the mountains. 1t seems that lately
Mathews, being a splendid hOrsemsn, Of
untiring presidency and dauntless cour-
age, WAS engaged in several expeditions
to recover stolen horses. His dog al
ways accompanied him upon these jour-
neys, and although he frequently rode
his 90 aud 70 miles II day, The little bow
WOW was always sure to reach camp as
soon rs his master. When Mathews wss
killed, aud his body lay stretched on the
ground, his faithful dog exhibited an al
most human concern. lie ran from the
tent to the body, and Set up the most
mournful bowls. During all day yes
terday he vas equally iuconsolsble.
Whilst the body was NJ the Corouer's
office, he piled between there aud the
camp, bowling almost necessarily when
he reached either place. This poor brute
showed more real grief over the sudden
taking OF Of his master than is some
times exhibited by the human animal
over the departure Of the nearest and
dearest kindred. Those who witnessed
the actions Of this faithful dog, were
deeply impressed with tue touching AZ
fiction he 80 plainly eriuced.-hiaad
Waite Pint) Empire, July 4M.
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SHOCKING MURDER on SUiciDS -
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Pricilla MILFORD, residing AZ Clear
Creek. about four mile, from Carson,
was found dead in her house, with her
throat cut. Her body was found lying
on the floor Of her bedroom, in her
night dress, and WAS covered with
blood. Under it was found q razor,
with the blade abou, ,wo-thirds closed.
There was no one ia that part of tho
house. It seems her two children were
with her, and that the discovery Of tho
body was made by the oldest going to u
neighbors for something 20 eat. Marks
ON the floor showed evidence Of her
having stoodin the blood. \ C%oroner's
inquest vas held, bu. we learn the YER
dict will not be given until tomorrow.
The body will be buried to-day. Coro-
ner Bence has charge of the premises.
1t will be recollected that the husband
Of the deceased died about six mouths
since. Ia consequence of an Insurance
effected upon his life, his widow, the de-
ceased, wcs paid II few months since,
$4,000. II is said a considerable por-
ton OF the money has since been loaned,
after taking a paid up policy Of insur.
anco on her own life for 5000. The
above are all the facts in relation to the
case and to the deceased tina, have
came to our kuowledg-.-Cdrson Appeal
Of This morning.
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SECRETARY OF THE MAYA Phila-
delphia paper thus speaks of the new
Secretary of the Navy, George Maxwell
Robson, a resident Of Camden, New
Jersey, successor to Mr.. Borie:
Mr.. Robson has always taken an act
i've part in politics, and vas n Of the
most ardent and able supporters OF the
war policy Of the Government through
all our late troubles. He was u member
of the Sanitary Commission, and was
from the first associated with the Union
League. In 1862 Mr.. Robson was APP
pointed by Governor Olden u Brigadier
General, and commanded 4 camp Of vol
uuteers at Woodbury., New Jersey, for
the organization Of troops. Mr. Robe
son is unmarried, i, in the prime Of life,
and is universally esteemed for his abili-
ties and agreeable social character. His
appointment &c the Secretaryship OF the
Navy cannot fail to meet with the appro.
baton Of the country, or 10 continue the
effectiveness of the Administration.
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be Invested here AMI no abroad. There
is nothing repellsnt, but much that ia
attractive and winning in their bearing
aud their manner OF address; they have
no bigo,ry; and it by Christian treat.
ment we prove til. excellence Of our re.
ligion, they are just such II people MS
will be likely to take kindly 10 our re-
ligious instruction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-07
Life ~lNsuRlycE.
HOME COMPANIES.

THERE Is A FEELING INNATE IN THE
breast Of every person that awakens pride in
the success Of home institutions. II associate,
and Identifies Itself with our love OF country
and attachment to our homes; and the benri,i
that the Pacific Coast derives from a patronage
of home institutions Is felt In cvery department
OF trade, peryadcs all tho different branches OF
business-enlarcc. that which Is already es!ab'
lished. and opens new fields for enterprise AMI
active industry. In patronizing home comps
mics YOU rely on your own knowledge. and ATE
not compelled TO take the say so of interested
representatives.
In times OF disaster aud trouble yon naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 6" IL
those whom you know beet, who can and Will
assist you-apply this principle. acted on ever!
day, TO insurance. Il there any country more
naturally sell. sustaining than the Pacific coast'
Why then destroy the vital principle OF pros.
perity. impovchsh the country and complain Of
hard times, when your misfortune Is the result
OF your wi action! Would inu deposit your
money In a bank ON this coast. or on Wall
streetg Would you deposit money In a !i!r
Insurance Company on this coast. or one III
New York! Would you buy Mission blanket,
or do you prefer sending East. You might s"'
3 better article.
Would you stop the culture Of wheat I"
improve the facilities for the importation OF
-four! We are air political economists. bnt
that man sets whately at defiance who export
gold and silver and imports everything cls-.
What has become of that $2,jO,0U sent la;
for Life Insurance last year! l. IL drawing yol
6 per cent, or ii per cent: Would $s,JOJ,UD
added 10 the circulation on this coas, make any
difference In It's prosperity: Would II mol
increase the amount In circulation here one.
tenth. and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since de-paired Of co!
lccting'
Is no, the Pacific Mutual 40 responsible "a,
any company IN the world! i II NOT A. liberal
as any. Are not the laws q California .,
careful Of the interests Of the policy holder a.
those Of any other State! Can you name a
company which did the same amount OF busine-7
In the same time that the Pacific Mutual ha-
done. Do the stockholdcr, Of the Paciie
Mutual get one half as much for the manage.
men, Of the affairs OF the company and the
security which their capita! aGorhs, a. ,as
officers Of any purely mutua! company which
you can name get for their services as ofd:esa
without furnishing you any cecurity at ais: