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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

AN old bachelor says that every. wo-
man is in the wrong until she cries
and then she Is in the right Instantly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

OK the Mississippi river several
steamboats, have daily newspapers pub
lished on board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13

GEN. ROBERT E. LEE is said to be
threatened with heart disease.
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FESTIVA
AT.
FORE HON ESFEAD!
SUNDAY and MONDAY
THE.
A.. AVN tt,,t, M MAY.


SuNDAY and MONDAY.
THE.
18th AND 18th or MAY, 1870.
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
Ch,s Brodhun A Muhleck ia Wintcrbauer
I q Kaelblc Thos Wayne A Uni
Fred Marohn
Committee Of Invitation.
GOLD HILL.
ruccpc BIttner WI Gibson o 4 Barber
John L Becker Geo Hauck Sf ct9ekle
A McNartin JIG Mayer James Brew
n Mercer 4 l. Stern ii NotZ
Hiram Crandall WI Doanc N Fankenhcimer
I 'Joncs :Jr ] Miller Jacob Becker
Silvs'r Schweiss G Wiegand Gllanp
WIN Cross Chris Miller DR. j U Hall
&c Turner True Lock 2 Lynch
II Bloomfield G W Doryin w BENEFITS
Geo Flicdncr James LowrcyJ A~rchambault
+ Schnrbach John Gahl Robert Rooney
Jas O'Donncll Jas Hooking Al BSais
Sam North Willet Young W
Ii Frankel JWFisher Capt Hogan
j Shcehan A Putnam lie McMurtry
IA ATKINSON Geo Dictz NJ Nichter
y Han Johann nm Norton SW Chubbuck
! NJ Emerson Iva Fulton j Is Stcuard
III ycscy p Musscr Gins Held
Geo Peters l. Klein CIV peasc
los Couture John Booth Levi Fink
Simon Ogg IL flagg hreh"o''
Goo Nuck John Rapp FBocgle
IN FIurschutz j Storz Chas Becker
Jacob Hoffman II Schocnman A Hitler
4 Roscner Lcttorcr + Fleck
n Shirley EFink A Brisacher
| T. Rnlling Aft Dotcn W Stevens
Dale & Co Dahlman Banner BIOS
| I Ross j Riem l. II Davis
RVDey j A Daniels 8 Warshawer
A Speriinr Ferguson Jos Hanzcrling
Block Il Co ii Brenzcl Rising
L Schocnfcld BMonahan Augustus Ash
7 Yonnp 8 Haas WI Cummings
| DR. HITLER FSehultze Simon Schlcwig
SILVER CITY.
John Becker Chas Gross ii Harrls
j WcScncr cIn-oy.
Jacob Klein Victor Muller George Tuny
j Roscnstock
Floor Managers.
C A Shaney OF Stein G Grab
j Young Jr JG kaclblc # Lowehsteih
A FIRST CLASS BRASS BAND has been
engaged, and also the celebrated Quadrillc Band
under the leadership Of Mr.. Flle6rown.
Omnibuscs will run between Gold Hill, Nir.
ginia City and Fort Homestead.
The Committc will spare no pains to make 1t
ono OF the grandcst affairs Of the season.
TICKETS Qor both days).... ........... 81 90
Lunch, Ice Cream, Strawberries, etc., ETC., at
all times, day and night.
LADIES RECEPTION Room at the Hall, up
stairs, Mrs. Russell In attendance.
Supper lat @ o'clock =. )................ % cts
Lunch with chicken, wine, coffee or tca).. 20 cts
lee Cream and Strawberries ........... 70 cts
Gold Hill, May Z. 1870. myI.td :.
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New York News.

New YORK, May IA large meet
ing was held tonight favoring the all
nexation of SANTANA. Speeches were
made by Moses II. Grinnell, General
Banks, Hon. Thos. Fitch, and others.
A banquet was given General Jor-
dan, tonight. He spoke effectively,
as did also Greeley and Dana, for the
Cuban cause. Some other speakers
demanded vengeance for the death of
Goiconria.
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Marriages.
Deaths.

Deaths.
At Truckec, May 10th, Rhoda Ann, wife OF
Jacob Tectors, aged % years.
In Oakland, May 10th, g. w. Bigclow, aged
SO years.
In San Francisco, May 10th, Edward Nauman,
agcd 90 years. .
In San Francisco, May 10th, Alice C., infant
daughter OF J. W.. and Emma Lowry, aged 6
months and 10 days.
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A WEILERIsM.-'Tis ever sew-as
the seamstress said.
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Overland Dispatches
fsPrcILL TO THE JOLT HILL DAILY EkWs 81
ran WESTERN UNION rILBaRkPH LiNE.l

Great Odd Fellows Celebration in Ohio.
u CoLuymUs, May 12.-The meeting OF
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and
dedication OF the new temple OF that
order drew a great crowd Of strangers
to the city. The streets and buildings
are profusely decorated with flowers.
A procession two miles In length with
eight bands of music paraded the
streets. The exercises took place at
the Opera House. Gov. Hays presided;
Rev. D. II. Moore delivered IN Grafton.
The new hall was afterwards dedicated
according to ritual by Grand Master
Turner. The Grand Lodge met and
adjourned without transacting much
business. Horace Y. Beebe was chosen
Grand Master; W. c. Earl, Grand Sec
rotary; G. D. Winchell, Grand Treas
urer. The subject of an Orphans
Home was discussed at length. The
Grand Lodge agreed to appropriate
$40, 600 for the Home, provided subor-
dinate lodges appropriate 100000, max
ing a fund Of $4,000.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Ma
tional Encampment of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic paid their respects
to the President, to-day.
The House tonight passed n bill de-
filming the duties Of Pension Agents
and the manner of paying pensions.
The Grand Army of the Republic
have elected General Logan Grand
Commander-in-Chi and various other
officers, for the ensuing year.
Resolutions were adopted deplorinS
the death Of General Thomas. They
recommend the observance Of Decora-
ton Day, and condemn the opinion OF
the Attorney General requiring the
Government to ask from the Southern
States sovereignty over national GEM
e~terieS, the establishment Of State
homes for soldiers OH the plains, an
asylum for colored veterans, and sug-
pest the donation of land to volun-
teers.
New York News.
New YORK, May IA large meet
i,o,l .o,A,l,t IA ynrinu tho ALL
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31S California Street,
SAN GAL.
Orders for Tickets, postpaid, accompanied by
remittance, win meet with prompt attention.
Tickets for Sale June LIST. 1870.
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.
A liberal discount will be allowed where lUD.
600 or 1000 Tickets are bought In one lOt.

The Trustees have appointed MAURICE
DORE and CHARLES r. PETERS, SIS Cali.
tfornia strect, Business Agents for the sale OF
Tickets, and for the transaction OF all Bnrinc :
connected with the Entertainment, to whom sll
communications may be addressed.
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n0TICR TO m RGHANICaI
A PREMIUM OF $500 win be given for the
heat Model OF two Wheels OF glass aud iron, for
Mia distribution. The Trustees reserve the
ri1ht 40 reject any and all models.
my9lm9p
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HE EVENING NEWS.

GOLD HILL. NEVADA,
Friday EvoninG--.------May IL. 1870
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To provide funds for this MAGNlFlCENS
ENTERTAINMENT,
Smyrna times., 1870-09-28

Also FREIGHT TRAIN win Passenger Car attached, will
leave Wilmington about 400 T. NJ New Castle AS MiddletOwn
G3O CLAYTON 100 Dover SO Camden 9j Feiton, 0o and be-
due at Harrington about 1870 A. NJ Returning to leave ar
ngOn about 3G5 p NJ FELTON, 3jr Camden. 4.5I Dover
MoortOn, Clayton, $50 Mldcown S2n New Castle lUUO
and be due at Wilmington about 1890 p NJ Subject delays
incident 10 Freight Business.
This will stop to take Passengers only at Stations
named but will set down passengers any stopping place,
cept Hare Corner State Road, Del Junction and Dupont
New Castle Trans.e,ve New Castle Wilmington and
Philadelphia at TAO. A. NJ
Leave Philadelphia 1900 NJ, and Wilmington O p. NJ. for
New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additiona to those above
SMYRNA Clayton liO A. NJ, and SEQ p NJ. Leave
Clayton smyrna $40 A. M and 200 NJ to make
on with and from Dover, and Stations South.
E Q. SEWALI. Snpt. Del r. r.
Smyrna times., 1870-09-28
Delaware Railroad Line.
Sum mer Arrangem G n
0nand after
MONDAY,APRIL 4th, 1870,

On and after
MONDAY,APR1L 4th, 1870,
B1ez@-N
Aa91AES Eel Passenger trains will follows,
500 lSsEsSl til further notice. All Trains Sundays
- - Y excepted.
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oops mTsr,,M AND MENAaERIE,
.Al2eyery day.

Ate every day.
MATINEE MATINEE wwITTiIT ANNE ot5 SIA RsSB
MArl kSb EyIlRf EANff coSrsN ySARD
IN THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEA6ON.
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sfin,rrfiHI.
TIRsT MORTGAGE

49, 49, . Z, - - 7s'r~>N>
EIRsT MOWTeAGk
CONVERTIBLE
RINKNo FUND
sEyHN PER CENT.
oOI u BONDS
~ Tug
. -....I -
Dan hhh' N---'ss'..' "1VV"iNvivS' AMI
fthiN RAILROAD COMPANY
OF ILLINOIS,
Principal and interest payable In gold at the Farmers
Loan and 1rdst Company. New YORK. Coupons pay
able April and October l..
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED.
- $500 $1,000.
~ slo,h. 80 -
iOiAb i7oth VT poNpS''''''' - $1,000, '.
Lonsn OIL Ioau, liz Oh" mhes. inc Vonu. s'e "',,,e.
70 less thah slo1" per inie' ana ore socurou W
@o''ed0e on We eh"'e p'oP'V"" we |""'p""b ""'s"
cost ABOUT t4oV1 per nhe.
Inc rosu runs tnrougn ,ne ''cne'' s"o nus pop'o
AGRICULTURAL on'rlc' IN l''inow Inc 'oe" ousne.s ao.o
10 much more than eunoien' 10 sustain ~ ms WIN
the mro~9h business which u efpeeted VIII DC nm
tied only oy the capacity OF inc rosd' must mase""
prontaole as any III the s's'e.
NO ROAD mas ever oeen pm" having mo'e nu"e'ou'
and valuable connections, hast ana west
oNh hVNDhhD hhhS
Is now In full operation and equipped Win "eo F's|
c'dssroWHo hocf' Inc balance less than !" miee' "
nearly nnished and trains VIII run over the ehiFe Ine
during the present month";
TINS rosd has been consolidated with the indanapo.
lie, Crowfordsville and Danvlle Road making over @o
mile, under one management ana furnishing sun iur'
Their security TO the bondhodcrs these Bonds hs ing
been assumed by the consolidated Company. called the
Indianapolis, bloomington aud western Railroad IL
connects on the east with direct lines TO Boston, New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, and with Peoria.
Burlington and Omaha on the west-the only East and
West line connecting the cities Of Indianapolis Dan
The bph premium the s,ocks OF NAM Of the RAILWAYS
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l,OR sALB-CHoICE
Ten PER CENT. CITY AND TOWN BONDS
IN STATE OF ILLINOIS,
AUTHORIZED BY TIE LEGISLATURE,
AND CONFIRMED ny A LARGE VOTE or THE
PEOPLE AT ELECTIONS HELD PoR
THAT PURPOsE.
THESE BONDS BEAR Ten PER CENT INTEREST.
THE LEGAL RATE or THAT STATE. ARE A FIRST.
CLASS SECURITY OF USDOUBTRD CHARACTER
AND OFFERED AT PRESENT BELOW PAR.
Real valuation OF property, 900
Whole Indebtedness OF towns, only........... ASSOC
Trustees executors OF estates capitalists. and Others
seeking profitable yestments this loan
Also. new YORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND
BONDS Insurance. Bank and Gaslight stocks, and :
large variety Of other securities paying good rate OF
For sale by - - -.
ALBERT II. NICOLAN,
STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIONRRR
Is PINE 81.
b All securities not dealt In at the New York
Stocs Exchange Boards receive special attention. ~
has been the custom with this house Tor many years
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yOrs.s Hno darrmp,A

A sPECJALAND PEREMPTORY SALE
~ JAMES JENKINS. AuctloneeT viii sell al public
auction to day, the l2th and tomorrow Thursday the
18th inst oomncncing zach day Al O'Clock prompt at
The large Sleigh, Carriage, and Harness Emporium,
northeast corner ad st. and Broadway, consisting In
cart OF TOP and opon wagons Albany aud Port and
,eiRhs robes, bells, blankets single and double haT.
ne,s also l@ dozen yhalepone whips, which will be
sold 10 he highest bidder without reservation what
the premises have been leased to other parties
and possession NUT be given by the 18th inst. Bale
positive, rain or shine.
FRESH lot Of good heavy work horses, Just ffom
"A Cincinnau. suitable for all purposes also good
Canadian horse 10 Vcstryst.
INUn sALE-A horse yeArs old, sound and kind.
NJ Tor truck o. coal cart cost 300 ave months ago
cot TO be- sold In consequence Of the hrms IA lure In
business. Can at tho store o. Leonard ST. New York.
HONSE. truck. and good work for SALE cheap.
II 100 Resae st., corner dreeuwich
WANTED-A cheap mule OF . email horse. Al.
w dresA N, q" boz i8. Bun ofnoo.
&Dk0 "A PAIN Of g9od truck horse. for sale
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ELEVENTH WARD SAVINGS BANk,
2si SEVENTH ST. CORNER Av. c.
New York. Dec q, isso.-Divdend-A semtannusl
dividend at the rate of per per arnum Gree from
Government taxi oil from d to 5000, will be
paid on and after Jan. 20 1870.
Deposits from o. to 10000 received.
All deposits made before Jan 20, will draw In
t,rcst from the lrst day OF January.
Bank open daily. from 10 A. NJ. toSP. NJ
Monday and Saturday evenings from 0 to NJ.
EDWARD v. LOEw, President.
CuAa N nRNRnfcr.
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'IHIKD AVENUE -AvINGs BANK. CORNER
ga a.. and 10th st.. open nom 10 A. Ito sP ~, and
on Monday. "wednesday and Saturday evenings from
70 O'clock Biz per osnt interest paid on sums from
70 49,. Money oeposised before Jan 70 viii draw
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SEEMING NatgInn.

ALL KINDS new sewing mschncs 10, a.. sA, 30, Z,
N rent OF exchange also, bought n d rePa"ou' ~
second hand very cheap, Ito Cannlu.
WHEEI.ER a. WILSON'S SEWING "
w CHI INKS, -Rontng ONCE, lOi I'd uy.-Nes HoS \
ondnsnn rented ana REM srPe1 az a. no r.Ss cSI
Es lai "a a.. THoS @. CALlAWI
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Death from Fright.

The Norfolk Virginian contains the de
tails Of the explosion Of shells At Fortress
Monroe, on Tuesday of last week, by which
several persons were killed and others
mangled and burned. The account 10 the
Virginian says:
It Is said that the most intense excite
ment prevailed inside the fort, until it was
understood what was the cause OF the
succession of terrific explosions, and that
il was with great difficulty that discipline
could be maintained, and we regret to
learn that the accident was the cause OF
death from fright.
The mother of General Barry's wife,
(who is at present absent at Saratoga q
lady of about eighty five years of 1ge, was
so much affected Dy the disaster that she
was completely FRUSTRATED, and despite the
hest medical skill, died at an early hour
yesterday morning. Her son in-faw, the
General, has been telegraphed to, and viii
be home as soon as possible.
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The War in Europe.
Foreign Summary

Foreign Summary
LONDON, Aug. 3. |
The London Times says: 1t Is 8 momentous
onestion whether tho Emperor's health leaves
him in possession of his ordinary faculties
Tho war is marked by his usual hesitation. which |
ia attributable to the random and purposeless |
strategy and puzzling inaction, which have
probably brought calamity to tho national arms.
The Emperor is now bound to accept battle In |
stantly yet he has hand the task OF concen- |
trating his forces, and restoring esprit to his de-
feated army, and this whilo his enemy Is concen-
trating in the heart Of Lorraine circumstances
will soon exact the temperance OF England, IN
the character of a mediator"
The Orleans Princes are prodigal OF their
money In relieving the wounded OF the Frencn
army.
Ships still enter the EIbe and WesSer' nothWlIh
standing the blockade.
| A French ram is cruising off Dover.
The pleasure travel continues in Switzerland
dospite the excitement which the war occasions
| The increase Of bank notes had favorable et-
feet on the grain market, by purging 1t OF specu-
Iative operators on borrowed capital
| ireland receives the Dews of the French dofeat
with profound sorrow.
| The Prussian forces now monaco Metz and St 1.
Avoid.
General MacMahon continues to retreat TO-
ward Nancy.
There we're illumn atoms and public rejocings
last night in Hamburg, and Dresden. Brest and
other cities.
The Fropch prisoners arc everywhere kindly
treated.
It is stated privately the Emperor Is i'll at
Ohalons and that Doctors NelAton and Ricord
have gone to attend him.
The British foreign Office has imperative de-
mands from Prussia that England shall stop
shipments OF coal to Frauce. or abandon the
pretence of neutrality
It is believed at Antwerp that the war will end
in week.
PARIS Aug. s.
The remainder of Garde Rationale is to be in
cornorated with the Garde Mobile. The two
corps will be organized in q single body at once
s The Journal Oniciel says The relation O
| Franco with other powers is satisfactory, and
= Isle events have developed rather than weakened
: this feeling.
The Prince Imperial has arrived with the EN-
: neror's confidential agent, and Empress Eu
genie's jewels.
The Queen delivered her address to ParliAmen
4 to-day in which she recommends neutranty u
r the part of England in the struggle now goln
8 on between France and Prussia
: PARIS, Aug. 10.
After the session of tho Corps Legislatf isi
l. evening, tho depdties were unable to pass th
: Pont Concorde, because of the great crowd o
the Place de la Concorde.
l. Olivier has lived at his private residence dui
= ing the last three days. instead OF occupying ID
official palace.
Deputy Keratey proposes the calling OUT ur
lie der arms and ready to take the field at ma
ment . notice. Of all unmarried men or Inc nh
l. tary classes of 1885, 1859, 1860, 1861, 1863 al
1868.
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NEW YoRK. Aug. 11-Noon.

Stocks strong. Gold 11G5. Money to %
cont. premium. Sterling Exchango-long, 10oi;
short. 1fOf. Five-twontios of '62. 1i2. Ten
nessee sizes, ex-coupons, old, GO new. 623.-
Virginia skies, oxcoupons. old, 593; new, G2.
Louisiana sixos, OK coupons, old. 724 new, Go.
Lovee's, 70. Fights. 81. Alabama eigAts, OK
coupons, 90; fves. 10. Georgia sixea ox-coupons,
IS: se7ens, 50. North Carolina skies, ex-coup0ns,
old, 40; new. SO. south Carolina sevens. ex-
coupons, old, 80 new. 20.
Flour dull AMI heavy. Wheat dull! and ncmi-
nal. Corn heavy. Pork dull at $40 50G5$20 Ga
Lard dull barrels 1Gl9l6A cents. Cotton du
and upohangod-uplands 1913 cents Orleans 81
cents Sales SOC bales. Spirits Turpentine nom
inal t 80 cents. Rosin in fair enquiry at 81 u
Ms1 so for strained. Freights dull.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-12

Ihe vast and continually increasing sales OF
aostetter's Stomach Bitters have provoked the
envy OF certain class of dealers in various part
OF tho country, who are trying to substitute their
utterly worthless local nostrums for the most
popular proprietary medicine in the world. These
imposters hope by kheir false statements to OBJ.
tain from the millions who pAtronize the great
American Tonic sufficient number Of cuato-
mers to make their speculations upon tie health
of their neighbors profitable. As the demand for
Hostetter's Bitters is now so largo and urgent Is
TO tax to thor fullest extent the facilities for its
manufacture, those petty attempts to wiring in
the merest trash by false representations, are OF
little consequence TO it's proprietors. They are,
however, a serious evil to the victimized. Ii, for
example, at this warm season, when real in
vigorant ia greatly needed tho sufferer from
general debility. indigestion, biliousness or nor
vous weakness, is coaxed into using wishy-
washy compound without any medicinal virtue.
instead of tho sovereign specific in which the
rarost tonic and Alternative vegetable elements
are scientifically combined. it is obvious that he
will rue the day when he allowed himself to be
thus deluded. It Is in the interest OF parties
who have been or may be influenced by the per-
suason of plausible charlatans. that this article
1 g published. With the light oftwenty years ex-
perience to guide him, why should the invalid
| take leap 10 tho dark.
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LONDON. AEg. 10.

LONDON. AEg. III.
Prussia is organizing volunteer naval force.
Saturdays disaster is attributed to the Emper-
or's military incapacity The Prussian advance was
obetructed by the villages being filled with
French wounded. The French Losses exceed all
estimates. The Prussians took nultitudes OF
prisoners.
The rumors of naval Latties arc false
The French continue concentrating on the
road to P arts and all that region, in state Of
seige.
It Ia said that after the battle of the 9Th inst,
the French ed their works In the great
est confusion An Intellectual effort was made
to check the Prussian advance at Neederbrnn
which place was taken by the Bavarians. The
French continued to rotreat towards Bitsche.
The Wirten1burg cavalry arc picking up scores
of prisoners. The line Of retreat wac covered
with dead and wounded. The Prussians entered
Haganau early on the march and soon occupied
Forbach and Sac rgemund
dispatch from Hong Kong says: on thu list
OF July the French Consulate at Canton was at
taxed by rabble and the Consul was compelled
to seek protection under the British flag -
Foreigners generally are threatened.
It is rumored that the Prince Imperial will be
at the French Embassy tomorrow. Other re-
ports assert that he is already here
The Princess Clotilde and children have return
ed from Mendon to Paris
All the correspondents of the Paris Journals
for whose safety fears were entertained, have ar
rived from the frontier, excepting III. EcKalton
of the Gaulois, who is still missing.
The Senate will re-assomble to day at o'clocl
| A NJ, TO vote on tho proposition made yesterdsy
| in the Corps Legislatif, and will discuss tn
plans for the safety of the State.
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:. Package?


Res1N-During tho week just ended there las
beer better feeling in the market for all grades,
though we have no qu0table change to make on
former quotations. There has been fair 81
ouiry throughout the week, more especially
for the lower grades, but in consequences OF the
want of stock the transaations have been limited
The receipts both hy river and rail are quite
small, and the stock offering is unusnahS Light
tho market closing firm at quotations given be-
low, Tho sales are ss follows Friday, 100 bb!s.
ct So IS for Pale, and s. 50 for extra Pale sa tuE,
iay. 40 bills. at u 450Stt GO for No. 2. and 81
IS for No. Monday. 45t bDls at 81 40G 90 e., 90
No. /, snd So G2A for extra No. l Tuesday. 273
bbis. at So %, So 374@*3 90 for NO !, and - 70
for extra Pale; Wednesday, 200 bbIs. at 81 80
for strained and a Is for extra Pale; Thursday,
225 bbs at IS for No. 1-s5 $50 lbs.
TAR-Is in moderate enquiry for shipping pur-
poses, and the price has improved. Only about
so bbIs received. which sold st 81 80 % Dbl, In
water few lots in shipping order have sold
from yard at 81 859s! u bbi.-closing ct latter
figure
BARnELs.-In the market for empty spirit bar BE-,
res we have nc material alteration to rerort Is
supply in deslet's hands IL small, but su1fclen'
| 20 moet the demand which at present e<lsts
| Small sales are being made at the following quo
tatiois Second hand country ct ~ 3o0s2 80 al
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Judge Brooks after Kirk-The Law TO be
Vtndssated-The Great Conservative Vic
tOry-Arrese OF Mn. Turner.
RALEIGH N. O.. Aug. T.
Hon. George w. Brooks, Judge of the United
States District Court for the District of North Oar
DINA, has issued Writs of ha6eas corpus for all
citizens now held by Kirk under order OF Cover
nor Holden, to appear before him at Salisbury,
where he opens Court tomorrow. The United
States Marshal leaves tonight to serve the Writs.
The State has gone Democratic by large ma
iority, and from ell appearance, the Democrats
have two-thirds majority in both branches OF
the Legislature. The Democrats also have elect
ed five out of tho seven Congressman.
Josiah Turner, Editor OF the Raleigh Sentinel,
was arrested at his i.ouse, in Hillsboro', Orange
county, (Which county has never been declared
n q state of insun ection) By detachment OF
Holden's militia from Alamance county. All par
ties agree that there was not shadow OF author
ity for such proceedings.