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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
IypnoyrxrYrs OF rur Wurrr HousE

IMPROVEMENTS OF THE WHITE HOUSE,
General Grants occupancy of the
White House has been the signal for
great improvements in its furniture. II
has been very handsomely rehtted,
repaired and refurnishcd, and is about
to be adorned and embellished with
statuary and other works Of ayt, in
which it has been greatly deficient.
Among tho prominent works Of art are
full sized Indian figures in bronze,
which are intended ITO be placed In the
hall in the rSar of the main entrance
beautiful ~statuettcs OF Washington and
bis hatchet; Franklin and his whistle T;
William Tell and his son ; Napoleon at
confirmation Lincoln, and. oue;y rep.
ressuting freedmen, by Roseti. All.
will be placed in s~appropriate places IN
the Gust room and the reception rooms.
Adjoining, the blue room is to have n
splendid houisXW. clock, with Roman
lamp in ormolu and gilt. The red
room will have a real Sevres vase, with
handsome gilt. finish. Other portions
ofslhs. mansion will Ile decorated in like
manner. A silver service or plate, to
be used at state dinners, has also been
purchased to replace tho service pur-
chased Id FRANCE BY Consul Lee, in
Mouros's, Administrations, Mrs. Grant
has given her personal supervision 10
this work. \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
IN MEMoRIAM.

u.O TIE NOBLE GRAND, VICE GRAND
Officers and Members OF Widely Lodge No.
1, /. o. o. f., Gold Hill, Nevada:
DEAR SIRs AND BROTnEIs-Iour Comnjttee,
TO whom was assigned the melancholy duty oil
drafting o preamble and resolutions expressive
have SUSTAINED by the terrible calamity. which
took place on the morning Of the 9TH instant.
| whereby our well beloved brothers, William
Mitchell, Jossph Mathews. George Bickle and
Richard Bicklc, while at their posts OF duty,
were, without q moments warning, summoned
following, though each Of us feel sensibly our
inability TO do either our departed brothers jus
tice or In anywise alleviate the great suffering
which their sad aud terrible deaths, cnt on as
they were In tho prime OF life, has subjected
their relatives, friends, acquaintance and men,
bcrs OF our Lodge:
WHEREAs, It has pleased the Grand Master Of
tho Universe to take from us our wsll.beloved
brothers William Mitchell, Joseph Mathews,
George Bickle and Richard Bicklc, and
WnEREts, We desire to express our heartfelt
tained by our beloved 0rlcr In the deaths OF our
esteemed brothers, therefore,
RESOLVED, That We recognize In this sudden
\ dIspensation of Providence the hand OF Him
who ddeth all things well" and submissively
bow.to the Christening rod.
RESOLVED, That while deeply lamenting their
loss, which has LEFT a void not easily allied, tho
memories Of our deceased brothers will ever be
| cherished by aus, for their manly virtues, their es.
Unable qualities and the valuable services ron.
dercd by them whilst members of our beloved
Order.
RESOLVED, That IN view OF the fact that many
of us are engaged In the same occupation that
our brothers were engaged In when they met
their deaths and are exposed TO the same dan.
gers, We recognize tho necessity OF being at any
and all timss prepared to meet our God;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
By TELEGRAPH
FROM IAN FRANCIsco.

SAS FRAscIsco, April IA P. ~
Specials TO the Herald say that il
Is rumored that news has beenJecelved
by the Departments at Washington to
the effect that a large expedition sailed
from our coast in aid Of the Cuban in-
surgents, and it is ~apprehended these
events will involve the United States in,
a war with Spain.
Secretary Fish opposes Grant and q
majority Of the Cabinet in regard to
recognition of tue independence ofCaba.
The differences in The Cabinet are ir-
irsconcilable, and a reorganization is
anticipated.
The Navy Department is preparing
for emergencies. All the %irOnclads are
being reflted aud made ready for active
service. 8gE& Tt
Nearly every Republican Congressman
who, failed of reelection has been pro-
vided with an Office.
Tho discovered forgery OF Jay Cooke
checks amount to $4,000. IL is pro-
posed to prosecute usurers.
The village Of Hancock, Mich, was
destroyed by fire. Loss, $500, 600.
Two steamer captains, Cox and rcs-
ter, committed suicide in New York, by
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

WIND MiLLs.-Rambling along the
levoe the other day, we noticed a large
consignment Of wind-mills to the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, which is
erecting them at all its stations west Of
this city, aud indeed, has oue in very
successful operation on the levee here.
This company is doing the right thing
in thus awaiting itself of the motive
power which the frequent winds in this
country afford. In this matter it is
setting the people a wise example to
follow. The free winds which are prev
alent on our broad prairies and plains
a be utilized in this way to the won
derful advantage Of the country, and
dot it all ovor with mills and machinery.
Omaha Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

KISSING A WIrR wHILR Dying OF Hy.
DRoPHoBIA.-Mr. Eckerson, who died Of
hydrophobia ut Saddle River, had to DO
held by Ave or six men, and during his
lucid intervals begged to kiss bis wife,
who was very i'll in another part Of the
house. Just before his last dreadful fl
he pleaded so piteously to kiss her once
more before hc died, that, risking the
consequences they took her to his bed.
The dying mnin carefully wiped the froih
from his fnce, and COMPRISING his teeth
tightly to prevent any of the poisonous
saliva exnding from his mouth, kissed
the lips which he had so often pressed
in love and affection, and then resoluie-
ly turning away, after bidding her adieu
forever, relapsed into q dreadful parox.
ysm and Trenton Nv. ~ Amtri-
can, March g.. l1 g
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We copy the following silver bubbles
rs the heading of a letter from White
Pine to the New York Sun, written on
the I'd Of March. 1. reads very funny {:
The White Pine District, the new Silver
region Of Neyada-The Earth Fattened on
Silvcr-Unparallelcd Richness Of the Ore
A Sun Correspondent wading in beds OF ma
ked Silver-Scenes at the Mines-Hints to
Treasure Seekers.
The "Hints to treasure seekers" con-
sist Of the following:
The future prospects Of this region are
bright, not to say cheerful, to all engaged IN
mining and selling rum. Uncertainties are
plentiful, and all is not silver even here, that
rlitters. There arc ups and downs. The
poor man Of Yesterday may be rich to-day,
and he who came a few months ago from
Sacramento, Virginia City or Austin, may
be seen prospecting for a job without the
w~herewithal to buy n meal. For every one
who succeeds hundreds are ruined, many IN
health and character as well as pocket.
Gambling and drink are doing the same
work here that they have done IN other
mining nlaces. and by the time society be-
comes organized all the mining operations
win be conducted by companies and capital
ists. last as in California. People arc flock
ING here from Montana, Idaho, California,
and all portions Of Nevada. Next summer
there will be such a rush as was never seen
in any other mineral district. As, perhaps,
some persons will come here from the East
as soon as possible, it might be well for them
to know some facts concerning the climate.
Spring is late, cold, and wet; summer short,
dry, and pleasant; autumn long and plea
SAINT, with fine days and freezing nights;
winter is cold, with sweeping winds Of fear
full severity, so that clothing must be heavy
and abundant. The climate is wholesome,
but, owing to the elevation and ratification
Of the atmosphere, is unfayorable to persons
of weak lungs. 1t is very difficult to get
goods here, and the cost Of transportation is
enormous. With these simple facts, and
what has preceded, any man can decide wbe-
Their it would be well for him to go to White
Pine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

A GRAND CELEBRArIoS.-The Me-
chanics' Institute, in San Francisco,
has adopted measures for a grand cele-
brstion on the completion of the great
Pacific Railroad. The celebration is 10
be n general affair, to be joined by all
classes and societies. 1t will doubtless
be the graudest affair ever witnessed on
the Pacific slope. 1t seems to us that
the city authorities of Virginia and
Gold Hill ought to adopt some plan for
n similar celebration. It would no
doubt be Joined by the people of all our
%nsighboring counties. We hope Mayor
Gibson aud Mayor Currie will meet aud
consult about the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

ArroRxEy GEyESAL HOAX isa Uni
tartan, Secretary of the Interior Cox is
a Swcdcuborgian, Secretnry of the
Navy Borie is a Catholic, ex-Seeretary
of State Washburn is II Universalist,
Secretary of State Fish Is Dutch Re-
formed, eN .Secretar, Stewart isa Pres
byteriau, and Postmaster General Cress-
well eschrws churches altogether. The
religious faith of Boutwell, and Raw
liugs is not yet known to fame. Grants
family are Methodists, aud that is
the church he usually attends. From
the above it will be seen that it would
have been difficult to have obtained n
greater variety of religious creeds in
the Cabinet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
EXTRA NEWS.

Owing to the great demand for the
full particulars of the great mining
calamity in Gold Hill, another EXTRA,
with everything which has transpired
concerning the disaster up to Wednes-
day evening April 18th, will be pub
lished on Thursday morning, April
18th. Price, rs cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

COLONEL CoEY was prepared on Mon.
day to take possession Of the Collectors
Office at San Francisco, and Soule wal
ready to turu over the books and
papers, when o dispatch was received
from Washington requesting him not to
take charge Of the Office for ten days,
No cause is assigned for this singular
delay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

IT is nothing new that ke~ntnckians
have strange political notions. She is
the political dead weight-Rip Van
Wrinkle of the United States. Her Leg
islature lately refused by a large ma
jority to pass a billencouraging emigra-
ton to the State. The main argument
against the bill was that an influx OF
Northern and foreign laborers might in
time overthrow the political status Of
the State. Kentucky is the strongest
Democratic State in the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

The PENALTY OF WAR.-Ths wife of
George Seabrook, who formerly owned
Hilton Head Island, and who was one
of the wcalthiest men in the South, is
now in the almshouse in Charleston,
South Carolina. The cost Of war is
not all in the lives sacrificed or the
money wasted in powder and shot but
it ranges much further, and msrches
along with the procession of the years
long after the first have ceased. Could
the South have counted NIL tile cost It
would eye have plunged into rash
rebellion, r.FH .l.a .aarA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

THls is good "A clergyman and one
Of the elderly parishioners were walking
home from meeting one frosty day, WHOM
the old gentleman slipped and fe'l upon
bis back. The minister, OIL being as.
sured that he wAs not hurt, said to him
"My friend, sinners stand on slippery
places" The old gentleman looked up,
as IL to assure himself Of the fact, and
replied H." Yes, / see they do: but
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

TIKI accession Of General Grant aud
the principles which he represents to
the administration Of the government,
has already carried the price of United
States bonds up to l20. Where would
they have stood in the market to-day IL
Horatio Seymour had been elected Presi-
dent7 Does any Democrat doubt that
the effect would have been heavily in
the ~opposite dircction2 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

A WOMAN lately looking ut n prsss, on
which the San Francisco Free Prsss was
being printed, looked up in the face of
her male companion, and in the most
earnes, manner Inquired "Arrah,
Tim / an them's the things Ms writes
the paypers2 Be's them the things
they call eydatcrs2 Holy Mother of
Moses | does the Yankees lie, abuse,
and blackgusrd mitch other by ma
rhinery7u &
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

SrAMps.-A new issue Of postage
stamps may soon be expected. In
design they will be unique. Intro
duciug the national e%olors, each series
will typify a chapter in our country''
history.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

An Irish woman, who is always ut
war with her ueighbors, aud whose
troubles are never at an end, was COM
planning to her milkman the other
morning about everything rising to
such high prices. To show her that
such was not the case, he said % Mndhm,
the price Of milk is not rising" "No,
bedad," she answered, nor The crane
n~ayther.'
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S1&T1 gMg
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Especial 10 the Gold Hill Daily News, by tho Allan
Y tic and Psdhe TELEGRAPH Linsl I
TO-DAY'S KILOGRAMS


WASHINGTON, April l3.-0nly two
nominations were confirmed by the
Senate to-day /: III. Motley as Minister
10 England, and john Jay as MiRister
10 Austria. iA14A 1870
The only speech made 10 the Senate
to-day on the Alabama claims was BY
Mr.. Sumner, occupying nearly two
hours. He took the ground that tho
treaty could not be considered n sottle-
,mcut Of the, pending question between
the two coauutries!H II was merely q
settlement Of individual claims on both
sides. The case against England vas
deliberately presented, including the
British proclamation of neutrality and
the admitting Of the building and
equipment Of privateers in British ports,
which had the effect Of prolonginE tue
war two years. He claimed that the
British Government, should be made 70
respond in damages not only to indi'
viduals but also to the National Coy
ernmcnt. lie estimated 1our losses a
500, 900, 900. On the conclusion o.
Summers speech several Senators
briefly Endorsed it, and expressed salts
faction Mt the temperate and instructive
views presented. Among the speakers
were Messrs. 0asscriy, Scott, Thur
man, Warren, Sherman, and others
The Senate unanimously removed
the linjunction of secresy from one par
of the proceedings. Mr.. Sumner
speech will be published.
Discovery of Valuable Papers Mt New
Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, April l3.-An inven
tory of valuable papers, secreted by An
ditor Wylifo, foots ZIP Sl53,ooo, consist
ing Of State coupons, warrants and ta'
receipts.
I4'E Now York City Itons.
Nsw YORK, April l3.-Deputy Sheriff
Moran was sentenced to the Penilentiary
for four years. for permitting the escape
of n prisoner.
A. T. Stewart has offered S? ,ooo, OO(
for tina franchise of the East lBroadwa,
Railroad.
Into from HAVANA.
HAVANA, April l3.-Tho journals herr
praise the course Of the American Gov
eminent in reference to Cuba.
Adrices from Puerto Principe say pro
visions are very scarce.
A Spanish war steamer was captured
by the insurgents, on the south side o
the island 's
Tho crew of the Mary Lowell hay,
been released. Thcy state that the YES
sci was seized within u mile of shore
The United States steamcr Penobsco
has arrived from the south coast Of TIN
island. She was relieved by the Nipaic
'fhc authorities are well aware Of thu
movements Of the reported expedition
under Steadman.
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roR kNn0N STOCK nEpoRr.
Igs~.sersn n.,lr pr .: y. rlAao. GOLD MI.

IcORsEcTEn nAiLr nr Il. u. TLAdo. doLD HILL.]
5lH SAN FRANCISCO, April IA.
& Cnrry, siisS1i5SiffB IS; KS Savage, ts7a
G6X1G6,lG6S B 80; 5 Chollar-P otosi, $17p; l0i
Hale 8 Norcross, $s50sLb@sT; 100 Crown
Point, $52051153b 30; 1853 Yellow Jacket 81
@5TIdS9ssS b 60; 9 Imperial SGs@GeGss9
$5a6SST053057 b 90; 40 Belchcr, $15; 50 Bull
lion, $iYUll01l010; 13 Segregated Belcher,
SIN 100 Occidental, $sG0g6TX02sX 8 %;
90 Sierra Nevada, $5OG5lx b 30; no American,
$sa0nK;:6s Kentuck, 3ssS0ai70a0 80 z
Empire Mill, $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

JoHs CONWAY, q pioneer, formerly
coiuer in the Mint and lately connected
with the police force of San Francisco.
died in that place last Saturday of
paralysis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

A MERCHANT Of uhboandsd credi, in
San francisco, recently applied TO n
Chinese merchant, through his agent,
IN purchase a cargo.o Of rice on time. Tie
agsut duly set forth the lopulenco, stand
ing; etc., of | slprincipal to which the
Chinsmsn replied: eyes, him very
good man. No trustee him pay one:half
eashes,, other half when me, deliber
%licrp.b u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

THR action taken by Congress, at the
earnest request of the President, in re-
lstion to reconstruction, gives great sat-
isfaction in Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

VIZ have the news that Sickles is to
be Minister to Mexico, and Pile, Of st.
Louis, to Brazil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

A FIRE broke out in the village of
Hancock, Michigan, on the llth, con-
suming fve-slxths of the town in a short
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

Elk GovERson Curtin, Of pennsylra-
MIA, is to go as Minister to Russia, and
S~hellabarger, of Ohio, to Portugal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

A NEw OCEAN CABLE.-Morc than
two thousand miles Of the French
American Atlantic cable have been
completed, and one thousand two hum
dred aud forty.fye miles of it shipped
on board tue steamer Great Eastern.
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Lincoln Hose Co. No. 3.

LlnCOln Hose Go. NO. 3.
VHE MEMBERS OF THIS &
j Company will take notice that Z
q Regular Meeting viii BIO held this tH.5
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aprild~
opposite the Rhode Island Mil. by order Of
c. JOYCE, First Assistant.
Z. W.. HARRIs, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April IL, 1869. apl4-1t
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JAMES MALONE,

AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
a friends, announces himself rs candidate
Tor Chief OF Police OF Virginia City, at the
ensuing city election in Nav, mh2G-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

CuRrrS's nomination was confirmed
by the Senate yesterday.
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NEW TO-DAY.
G.. B. %ZABRIsKIE. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED BY DIR. GAS
" ton, over the Bank Exchange, Main street,
Gold Hill, where he car always be found, day
or night, when not professionally engaged.
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POLITICAL.
DOWNEY

NNOUNCEs HIMSELF AS CANDIDATE
a for Chief OF Police OF Virginia City, at the
ensuing May election, subject TO tho decision Of
the City Union Convention, mh99id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

gat Dayton (0hi3l Lfdgtr lauuopucc,
that the names Of candidates for Office
must be paid for, MS they are not
rutifidg the Ledger for fun any longer"
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NorE.-Al moneys intended for tho relief Of
the widows, orphans, and othcrs, caused by the
late calamity In our mines. viii be duly and Of
icially acknowledged in this standing advertise
ment-and of the disbursements of all money!
due notice will he given.
Gold Hill, April "a, 1863, npi4.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14

.USpgu ".Want4" in a city daily, a
lady adyortises that she wants a gen.
tleman for breakfast and tea" This
fearful propensity to ca%nnibalism nc
counts, in some degree, for the decrease
Of marriage ; for, II such wonidn did
not finish her man tho second meal,
what would become Of him by supper
time?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-14
Store to Rent.

EoR PARTICULARS INQUIRE AT THE
IL store Of slggs STERN q Son.
ap2tf Main street, Gold Hill.
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For City Assessor.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
Candidate for City Assessor OF Virginia, at
tue coming May election, subject TO the action
OF the City Union Republican Convention.
ap2.td GEORGE II, MORRISON
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, rRoM EURoPE-BY CABLE

MADRID, April l2.-Arrests of Cnrlists
coutinae in Granada.
F%LoRxSoE, April l2.-Ceunti, the pres
emit Minister at Washington, hns been
superseded ny Berlinnati, and goes as
Minister to Madrid.
PARIS, April l3.-Thc Emperor has
ordered an increased pension to surviv'
ing soldiers or the Republic aud first
Empire. to date from the 18th Of April,
in commemoration of the centenary
birthday of Napoleon the First. @
/ LISBON, April i3,-The election OF
members of the Portuguese Courts re-
suited in the choice Of a large majority
in favor Of the present Government.
U,.Lfugtnn TufallIucnc..
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washington Intelligence.

NKw YoRK, April l3.-The Heraid'S
Washington special says that Mt u re.
cent Cabinet meeting tho Cuban ques.
ton was discussed. Secretary Fish
opposed basty steps toward a recogni-
ton of Cuban independence, holding
that Spain would tire Of resisting the
natural course Of events in Cuba but
that, 10 the event Of interference, she
would not only exhaust her resources
In resisting, but formNans alliance with
France md England, with whom we
might become involved in war. Grant
has great confidence in Fish. Cress-
well and Borio ardently favor Cuban
recognition. SO no.
CaIcAGo, April, l3.-A Times WASH
ington special saysithe Cubans are dis
consulate over the failure Of the sym
patty resolution in the Senate. They
profess, however, TO have information
that Cespedes Is master Of the situa-
ition, and declares that within a fort
night he will receive arms aud ammuni-
ton to enable him to put 10000 negroes
In ihe fall
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White Piners, Attention

SADDLE HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP
- Apply at Gold Hill Market. l.. T. FOX,
Gold Hill, March 10, 1850. mhlB.tf
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Were collected upoa this Con.i aud
sens Rast fsr Life Inssranee. Thr
Money was invesied NJ nm average
rate sf 8 por CONTEMPLATING s9Oi,-
6SS SO per annum.
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Terence

IF TERENCE MCCOY WILL CALL AT Nc.
J. Cones Foundry, Silver City, he win hear
news from home. JOHN McCONE,
Silver City, April IL, 1863, apfI.tf
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The PACIFIC MUTUAL

HTH ..H# ..H ~
Wa. organised Q check ihis outward
ae1 or ear u mad afford 10
Insurers the better profit commanded
By California invesimcnts.
The absvc ssns, ~ osr Lswest Bate.
weuId yield S4O0,377 ~, thus nj
fsrdisE An additiosaI Sprsai 80 'he
Policy Hsldcrs Of S304,6ss'S6. y"
Oar Investments are aH made in
accordance with tho Jaws OF Cali
~fsrnia, snd err secarisies are ~ good
rs these held By Rasiern Csnspnnie~.
All the nasal kinds OF Policies i.-
ssed. aad ne perni:s 90 travel re-
q.ired.
WILSON DUNLAP
/ tAt Banking House Of II. II. Flags9
Agent for Gold Hh: