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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
Valuable Farms for Sale,

NO. lsiiuatc In Delaware County aud State Of Penn
IN syvaun, containing 10 ueres, the und of Con-
cord Turnpike quarter mile from said Turnpike a1nin-
inf Mr. ,es Perkins land.
No situate in lower edeo II Concord Township con.
tainins 80 acres, adjnnng MIR. job lloopes land Also
90 acres with good buildings. Terms reasonable
MM. McCAuLLEY,
mart G0G Market street wilmington. b-l.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
BOOTS AND SHOES !!

snE1a WE would call the attention Of nuyors to our
EH extensive stock Of Boots and Shoes for Spring an
Y ~ sumner We think thatwe can say, with
uu hear Of contradictions that have the largest and
s assorted stock of ready made pots and shoes that
is to ha inund In the state. humber OF years Of expe-
ronce III the business has taught what Kinds work
10 get up aud how to ret Il mp 10 suit the Whining
ton Market; aud while do not pretend To undersell
our neigh bor do profess 10 he able to compete with
any in the business, every knows that Is at all
cenyarssnt with the prices u stock that it is much higher
than 1t two or three months ago. when the lar
grs portion Of bought Aud in regard to East
the man Of experience Is the most likely to got the most
his money have hfstrate assortment Of 1t also
which we can sell right o will attempt give II
list uf the styles kinds that have han but will
simply say to those in need Of anything In line oi
business come and sue, and depend upon getting the
worth OF your muueY.
No. lO2 West 2d street. between sipley and Orange
an q JAS. ". BlENlE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or Iaure of Dr. llurd's Dental RENE
dies, which We cannot ill, None are maiahe
except the Neardiyti HfSter, which we send in
an envelope ON receipt Of price 10 ccntsl ana
one stamp liui 10 accommodate persons in
! places where the Druggists and stotehecpers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
! white embossed boxes, seven inches by fuur
with compattwents-eaeh box Containing a bot
tie OF Dr. hurts Mouth Wash, and TooM .teb,
| Drops, a box ot Tooth FOpdrr the NeIa,,i,,t,
Illsier, aud n valuable little Treatise on Yt,lL
and Heir DiseIScs Me best meanS Of Jresernl,1
Mcm dHd Mf pfOpfr tredtaenf eC CHiirea's Tcei6
/ worth of itself the entre cost to every yenu,
man or woman, or parents with young children
with several other necessary articles price Der
| package uHs ioiidT, or six packages for So, sent
! by express ms directed. A. the Express charges
| nre not much, il any, more on a dozen thnn an
| one ii IA far cheaper 10 order six or a dozen
| packages at one tint A large family win want
all, or the surplus can he disposed Of TO ncich-
bors with public benefit, for M one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness. and dis
I hgurement, expense, loss Of time aud money
would be snved to the country il every hmily
/ To day had one of these packages which, in III
self, is a complete set of Dental Remedies. Al
| dress VIM. D. lIurd Il Go. Tribune BuilJip,s
| New York, aud write name and address plainly.
i Fhat relniltHucaA may be mhie with confidence.
W. Il. II & Go. refer to the Mayor Of BROOKLYN.
To q. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, brooklyn; 10 the Editor Of The
American Manufacturer Gazette; to JOY, Coe
X Co., Publishers Agents. New York 10 +. 4.
Barnun, ESP, who knows a good thing when he
sees il and who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce Dir. llurds Dental hemedies inio
every County. Men or women who want Ia
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They ate
new, useful, low priced and We aro spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit ol
agents. Boxes of samples, containing a dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt ol sepeii dol,rs
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view Of be.
coming an agent. They can be sold in a day.
He5y" We iroaM rdfher Pag saiayies Mm Commis
si0hS 10 hose pho prone themselves ClceRt salesmen
As5yH Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
WAWAsRT NuRsERIns

WHE undersigned having made arrangement, ,,,h
some OF the most reliable Nuraeryinen In tis eonn
Is prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF ''''4''Y
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best quality at reasonable prices We Wonl ,
spertally advise those intending To plaut the eo,
il to send their orders early, the first appliea "
yariably seenie the hest tFpea. ''' 'H
Intelligent planters must be fully aware Of th. ai,.n
taees Of buying their trees, &c, 1T home wher thv
make their own selection, in preference to The now i
TAME who are seldom second time. w
Rs 10000 one year Silver Naples for saie low
aug ~ EDWARD TATNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,


NOs H AGA
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS BENDS, MORTGAGES, &c, sc, promptly and
PRoMlsSnRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND IOA - Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city or At tbs Brokers boards in pha
dsphia New York. other CITIES by means OF cores
p0Eiiug brokers who all tirms Vi hsh stahuing
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are 'harged on stocks or
oane purchased abroad the regular brdsefs commission
of quarter per cent being divided bewSeh ourselves
aud our agents.
DRAFIs.-we draw on Philadelphia, Now York or lioS
ton aud procure drafts other American elites at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
and. Germany and every othor country in Europe
houses Of undUubed standing, in sums to suit our
custnmers.
EXUllANGE-Forelgn or Domestie-bought aud snli
Nt the most favorable rates allowed by the market
premium will almost always be allowed for Ghee on New
YOsk.
RSAL EsTATE.--we attend to the purchase and sale
of ua Estate in country and respectfully hNit
purchas sellers to give call We rent HOUSES
and when desired by our customers attend to the euiet
tiun of their rents
OOLLRCTlONS-OUr correspondence enables to
reach any prominent point in America or in any foreign
country through the most reliable channels, Our iAeii
ies for making collections therefore complete and
consequently persons avang themselves them may e
0uilent that their business will be faithfully and
| erOInptly attended to. Our charges low are
made by any reliable parties.
In every case where employed our aim is to do
4 best Tor tho ialeres of our customers aud solicit
Ia patronage Of our friends and ths public generally
il us JOHN MoLEAK d SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

" You WANT A POSTER.
\ YOU WANT A POSTER,
~ You WANT A POSTER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

-.Ilaying become popular With both Physician and
Patient mode ior administering nauseating med
zines we have paid considerable attention Ia the pr0duc
nn OF Supp0siruRY Of perfect shape and finish, melting
at the proper temperature 100 ~ with the Medcamen
thoroughly distributed aud presented in such form
lie readily absorbed upon its introduction into tile
iectum. printed list pf those usually employed and
which we keep prepared will he furnished upon applca
nn The iormun bo altered tu suit any particular
case as may be directed by tile atendin physlcian
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
Uhemineaud-lne Copnao.

IlHS IVA ,iy iipnrtri ly William r. Iiaily o. New
l York, }n,ussy mr V q. Gpin'7 taea for medicinal
andpriyaie uas. For sAle by
aAV. q. GILPIE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
NEW BooKsl

III p, S. Il. Buffers Book and Nctespaper SAors
420 Nafket Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Tfumps story OF American Life hy q. W Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wkie Collins
Harry Harsnn. by John n. Irving
The Attorney, hy .lohn r. Irving.
The Constitution nj the United states
Wild Lte. by Capt. Mayne Reid
Life Of tlenerAl Francis Marion.
Everybody 's Lawyer.
Moral History nj Women.
Miss GilbertR Career
One ot'rhem, by Chas Lever.
The First False Step, hy Reynolds.
The Woman IN White hy Wilkie Collins
Twenty-Five different kinds OF Novels Al A dina each
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Nnyyps,ef
hooks Stationery and Fancy Articles for 4ae ~ r,4a
variety AZ, "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
t,,..Sssa USES 4,t,S9aRr In
a!IA FOR RENT. !I

Brick House Market street between sth aud ah NoI
sl6, $3.50 M.
Frtmp House in Mechanic street below Lombard ST.
NJ ~, ilS uO
Brick ou,r and lot on Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No ~, Snu 10.
nrrs House lord street second door from Railroad
So ~.
trine llouse Of Church Taylor sre0s, $40 o.
do do on ra5 lor street adjoining the ahuvo sbl no.
Five ilcl Houses of llth street line NOS. COL
hl3 Gth, tO1 tgl GO9 eirh SGOhD
klvH Brick llnuscH l2h street Lombard, Nos
llfi. dpi, 5oi, 5ua and 5ll, each $40 m.
INp FRAME Houses on liidilus Lane. first from Stone
Tavern, each aluU0.
Franz Dus aiuinfn; the alay 81 from tavern $50 90
fuur Frnns Houses adj 'uing tho aloyu each $40 40
l.tit ii au-r un lombard street hotwern NlcCauliey
aud l.tll stfrtts, Sbu Uu
Brick House 81 corner Of Front and Thorn AtraetE
sra 10
Blk sdse on lalni street ahove seconl street, No
EOS, SO 90.
small h,k ON oransa street between Third aud Fourth
Streets $50 uO.
leo iIda.r yanl on nm street between Market aud
Orange Streets,
Two Frame llouses 18th and Elizabeth streets, each
i32 GU.
H,rk Ifonse ,hnrch siroot between Eighth aud
| Niuth streets, SSt 60
Brck House No liiS King street between lllh and
| lltl strnrs, BiUl ~.
Brick lluufr, laipr between Loeust aud Bnonwood,
| SiiU 90
iritk House Market street heween 18Th and lith
streets, SlOl uu.
Brick stable l2t street brlwcon Market and Orange
| streets, sos uO.
Brick house ON 1ih street between Pine ana Spruce
Britk House we'll finished with 10 acrss OF
land and brick stable, near Wilmington, s!bn UO
House and premises Hi the T. T.. CORNER If Market
aud Water Streets in the tcnureof James L. Cox and
VIM. r. Carr, possession nn the 18th Of March negt
Apply to WILLIAM MoCAuLLEY
teb2s. OuN Mtrkerst.. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

DR.. WILLIAM FIELDS,
STILL continues his successful mae'e OF @''''''
2I3 West Seventh Street,
Whsrn he Is prepared 10 attend IT, an kinda oI
together with Dnlner, DsIntss aud lun9rs o. orlFIps
Wilmington, Del, June ao,1ls6a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28

Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would call the attention of Gardeners and Other
w Ia large aaeea stck fresh Seeds Consisting
Of Uarlrn klonr aud Agricultural Feeds, cultivated y
tho celrrated Seeds men, H. landfeth Son Those IN
want Of good and reliable Seeds, find them at
u. CHANDLER Il SON,
mar GIL Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
sTmE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
lonInlNA1 MlLl CnEeg, Ae:

(ORldtEAL Mill ChRRki &cl
THIS Company continues oer 10 the people OF Della
waTo la superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire all descriptions of property except Marine
risks.
once In ana attention the of Mutual Insurance
(heing the first to Introduce t4 rrinelpe INTO our ss
hy reason Of which, II Is believed the Managers hhNe
teen enabled so to adjust aud discriminate between the
different varieties of property, as u render We memu'l
ship among the most equitable in character ol the haher
uus fosurance Companies presented to the public
IL takes credit ITSELF that its payments u losses have
been So prompt and LIBERAL that in - years business and
losses reaching over SlOOO@, not single east o. lsa
lion haH occurred, and scarcely ono without ehife HAlS
faction to the parties insured. ~ H. i,
amount Of its RISKS 1t has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands OF Doars ei Insurance, either as recurring %"
great an amount in single rT Or as ufsrhg nniit Oh
ecis Of Insurance ior the earaot.r Of the lnsintpn
In this manner it is conceived lst the siltst aud
most select list al insurincts proportion to the anuni
--nver Six Millions of DoArsi OF auy other Company
within reasonable range.
AS evidence Of this Il has not only reduced the rate NJ
insurance at all times moderate, une-ttN, dufius tho
last two years hut ii ptesents now clear surpns uhu 81
e45OOO rs serurty a, any assessment the pnsit
Notes which sum BY iesft To srtp uerlihcaies Oi
tile btauces ne 10 each inenber nuw being Issued, VIII
lie psying interest 10 them from January 1867, al thv
ate per cent per annu thus making slli iAthor
It commenced the year is6e, with real protection to
the community in Deposit Noies oi s251,utt
Snrplns Fund 5u.uul
To,,l protec,op. saOO.OlC
II Ia the work Of tie Farmers Of Delaware aud such
nv S's''' - President-lBssE SHARPE.
Secretary and Trosaurey--RoBsRT MoGABR, MD.
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Iraniywiue lid lan-s helaplain Christi
ans HID: ,lmes Web. samuel Barr, y. e. sioisenhnil
and Iessi shsips ilmngom lld,i Robert MeCah, Nil
Creek llds John +. Williamson, White Nlty Crsrk It'd
George lauvier, New Castle lld Curtis ~ EllisoH Pen
raller Hd; John O. CLARK, He'd Lion ll; Win. lunll,
smyrna. James n Burnham, St Georges iId.i Cltrit
A. Fleming reler F. Causey Milford Henry Todd, DJ,e
charles Tnunell Georgetown.
AGENrs-As we'll for receiving applications fr insur
Hnce as dues Of members.
hi Wilson, Brindyxine IlI; Robert MeCale MI
t'rauk lll; James Deaplain. Chrlstiana lldi john
williamson, White Clay Creek ia; Curtis u. Ellison
penrader I'D Rod Lion, s. urorsus, and Appolninlmnl
Hundreds: lp,oph o. Griiith Smyrna; James Crippen
Nsw Castle M; Charles r. Fleming. Milford. Charlie
runnell ueorge own Henry Todd Dover.
Communications general business addressed to tn
undersigned, Wilmington, will receive immediate Alieu
ion.
f9 ROBERT McCABE NJ, D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-28
Santonine Worm Lozenges.
Fluid Ext. of Ergot.
H. K. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Wloisaie apd Retail druggist, (3l7) Fourth and
Marktt street,
CEpTALlC FILLS tspauldiug'sJ for Head Ache at Ht
r. Brughursf- il7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TKUuHES 0na nf the hast
articles for diseases oithe throat A. nj H. H. Briughurss
Drug Store.
TOMNShND'S AisArARlLLA fresh stock just re-
eevrl sud for sale by II Il. Brnshurst, Apolhecary,
MlShAkFs iinr Tree 1ar CorliA the celebrated
cough preparation To he had at II. H. rnghursts Drug
Store.
srAFFoRu'S OLIVE TAR. tho genuine article Ia he
ial by calling At II. Il Hrinrhurst's Drug Store.
MR., WlNS!uW'S SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand Tor children erhng, at H. K l'rnehnrsts
fLASkS tor spnrtsnen-l have fine assortment of va
ripus sizes from y pint To pint have Just imported
them and they tl finest quality Of DiXuns RAsk.-
II K Brinshnrst IN Market street
BRANDY aud WlllSkEf selected pure and of fnn
quality fur meliral purposes, ly H. r. Briughurst
FlAGG'S kEiiEf lar the immediate relief of pliu at
farmers Mutual Fire insurance Company in Whining.
tou Thursday the Eth dag Of october, at 10 o'clock
AM
COLD CREAM iot chappod hands or lips for sale IN
any quantity, BY II. Il, Brmghurst.
FINE SALAD OKLA superior article at H. X. Bring
/ bursts.
HnsrErTEWs HTTEBs, thoy give general sltisactlon
and in great vogue II, Il. Btinghurst
| Wholesale and Retail nruggist.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

THE Rev. John Gilbert, somewhat
noted Kentucky divine holds the follow
ing singular view in regard to the dura-
tion OF the present war. He says:
During the Revolutionary war corn
blades had seven points to themj thatis, the
blade grew in such manner as to have
seven distinct points or ends corresponding
with the sharp point of the blade. These
seven points indicated the duration Of the
Revolutionary war. Now there are but
three seperate and distinct points to many
OF the blades, and this indicates very clearly
to my mind that the duration Of the present
war will be three years--the points Of the
blades representing years.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04
TRI- WEEKLY JOURNAL.

ACCORDING 10 the definition of tue term
Abolitionist," as quoted by Rich
mond paper, it means person VINO Is
no, in love with slavery for its own
sake, as a divine institution" II THIS
definition be true, then all eopperheads,
who profess to hate AbolitIonists as lne
devil does holy water, must love slavery
as a " divine thing" must worship IL
as the corner stone OF civil liberty, and
must desire 10 see it extended over the
whole earth, as means Of human ref
orma,ion, second in dignity, Importance
and sacredness only TO the Christian re-
ligion. He who does not love African
slavery with this love is anAbolitionist,"
according to the logic of the Copperhead
allies.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

A CORRESPONDENT of the Cincinnati
Commercial gives a full account Of the
severe battle of Chicamauga, and adds
the following:
Night fell, and the battle of Chieamauga-
still u riddle, if We attempt to award victory
to either side-was over. We had Lost some
ground and guns, but we had terribly pun
ished the enemy. Our casualties for such
terrific fighting will not be found as heavy
as might be anticipated. The loss OF the
enemy must be fearful. Our artillery was
used with tremendous effect. rhe enemy
probably did not use half dozen batteries.
lie had told his men that this battle could
only be won by the bayonet, but the bay onet
has not won it yet.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

CONSTABLE'S Sale.-State OF Califor-
~ mia, County and Township of Nevada, SIS
by virtue of an Execution to me deliverd, is
sued from the Court of T.. w. SMITH, ESQ,
an acting Justice Of the Peace In and for the
county aforesaid, bearing date October 22d,
A. ID 1868, to satisfy a judgment rendered by
said Court on the 22d day of October, A. d.
1861, in favor of JOHN +. BUssENIUs and
against Thomas Buckner. j ulius Dreifuss,
Rolfe, John Hall. Henry Smith John Doe &
Richard ROe-dOing business under the name
and style of the SlateCreekQuart Mining Co.,
for the sum of Slsa 90, debt, interest, dam
ages aud costs Of suit. 1 have taken in Exc
cution, and viii sell to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described Real Estate, to.
wit: All the right, title and interest of the
above named Defendants in and to n certain
lot or parcel of Quartz Mining Claims situated
at the head of Willow Valley, in the Town
ship of Nevada, and known as the Slate Creek
Quartz Mining Co.; ;togctherwith water wheel,
machinery, pump, tools, and all other appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining thereto. l wilLscll the same, in
front of the Court House door in Nevada city,
on Saturday, the 14th day OF 70 v eInber.
A. d. 1868, between the hours. Of o o'clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock z. NJ. Taken as.the property
of the above named Defendants, to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand, this 22d day of Octo-
Der, A. 1863. S. VENARD,
oct23. Constable n. T..
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04
SUMMARY or EASTERN NEWS, from yes.

SUMMARY OF EASTEhh NEWS, iTOm yes
terday's Union, with dates TO Nov. I'd:
The receipts from Internal Revenue
sources, during October. w.re so per
cent more than during September. The
entire receipts since the Bureau went
into operation are nearly sIxty-three
millions.
The situation in Virginia remains un-
changed. There has been some maneu-
vering on either side for favorable posi-
tions but the opinion, in military cir
cles, is that Lee will risk no battle north
of the Rapidan.
A conspiracy has been discovered in
Ohio, having for its object nothing less
than the overthrow of the State govern
ment. The conspiracy was brought to
light by United States detectives, who
were supposed by the parties implicated
to be spies from the retel army. The
plot was to make an attack on Camp
Chase and release $500 Confederate
prisoners confiled therein seize the Ar
senal at Columbus, take possession of the
Pententiary and release Morgan and the
other rebels confined there, and COM
mence rebel campaign in Ohio. PROM
inent men in Columbus and Cincinnati
have been implicated in the plot--also
several in Covington, Ky.
Hooker, in his fight with the rebels,
near Chattanooga, Oct. 2Sth, captured
900 rifles and a large number of pris-
oners. His loss was $50 in killed and
wounded.
Lees army is said to be barefooted-
the rebel government are seizing shoes
in Richmond to supply them.
Gen. Batter has been assigned Fosters
command, in North Carolina. Foster, it
is said, will take command of the de.
fences at Washington.
The Spnniards have been badly de.
feated in San Domingo.
News from France states that thai
Government refuses to guarantee The
Mexican loar, in consequence of which
there is a difficulty between that Gov.
ernment and Maximilian.
Accounts from st. Petersburg sa,
that there will be diplomatic ruptur
between Russia and the Western Power
before Christmas.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

WONDERFUL STORY VI MINISG.-A Ma
satlan letter to the Alta, dated October
st, speaks ofrecent wonderful gold die
eoveries in Arizona Territory. Accord
ing to report, Snorian returned re-
Gently to his home in Altar with $202,-
400 in gold dust, and miners are making
from ST., 900 to 10000 per day. Two
Chihuahua men had taken out $4,000
in Chispas. In Sinaloa there is much
excitement prevailing in regard to the
new mines, which are situated some
where on the Gila river.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

A TRAVELLER from Reese arrived at
Dayton, N. T on the 3lst ult., in bug
gy, with a mournful tale to relate. The
Virginia Union says, the only portion of
his body visible was his face. His horses
were covered with snow, and the ve-
hicle looked as if it had been through a
severe campaign. He got lost the pre-
vious night, wandered about and drove
his horses over precipice, alighting in
q huge snow drift. He extricated him
self from this and proceeded on his
journey with no idea whatever of his
whereabouts, until day light found him
on the side Of steep. canon, north least
Of town.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

A COMPARISON of the vote of the dill
terent counties of the State of Sept. '63,
with that Of Sept. '6l, shows loss of
l9,002 votes-mainly in the mining
counties. 1t is safe to conclude thai
nine -tentLs Of these have gone to Ne
vada territory. The counties which
have lost most are Siskiyou, Sierra, El
Dorado, Tuolumne, Nevada, and Calave-
ras..
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04
FOR SALE.

HE Snbscriber offers for sale good Frame
i Dwelling, containing ten rooms, all lath
and plastered, an excellent cellar, (walled up
with stone,) good well of water also, seven
acres of land on which there are two fine
orchards The land will be sold all together
or separate; TO SUIT purchasers. The place is
known as the .' Hawk Ranch" and is situa-
ted at the upper end of ArIstocracy Hill. For
particulars, inquire at the JOURNAL Office, or
on the. premises, of
II. YoUNGLOVE.
Nevada, Aug. 81, 1S63.-tf.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

SEVERAL large tracts of pine land
have been taken up in, Butte county by
parties who contemplate the manufac-
ture Of turpentine, tar, etc., from the
sap of the trees. At one or two places
in the county parties have been for years
in the business.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

The Macon (Georgia) Telegraph says -
A traveller tells US that there are thirteen
blockade running vessels in Wilmington, all
laden with whisky, while the town itself is
cleaned out of provisons--eaten out by the
runners and Shylocks who 60 there to buy
and sell goods.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

Rich YIELD.-We saw yesterday, at the
banking Office of White & Benestel, five
large silver bricks, worth $4,000, the pro.
ceeds of twenty tons of rock from the Nor.
gan & Muncey. One thousand five hundred
dollars, however, of this sum was the yield
Of only 1,S00 pounds of rock RereiHe.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

a NRw kind of army telegraph mas
been invented. 1t is effected by com
mon looking glass rejecting the suns
rays, and the time between the flashes
indicate tho letters, of the alphabet.
The Nevada journal., 1863-11-04

DrsrArcHEs received from tho military
commandant at Ruby Valley give an account
of the arrest OF a man by the name Of Brown,
who had defrauded his employers in Caribou
of twenty three thousand dollars, and was
endeayoring to escape overland.