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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
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Comnlaints

REMEMBER DIR, swAYNE's Compound syrup Of
Wild Cheny-a delightful vegetable onic will cleanse
slrehgthea and restore To perfect heatn.
lrepar only by DR.. swAYNE x SON. $50 North
sixth Street. above Nne Philadelphia. Sold by ali
Druggists and DearrA in Medicines
N, B.-skepiies doubling the wonderful curative pro-
perlirs Of " DR.. swAYNkS MEDICINES" ara referred
L. CoL CLAYTON, Middletowil DEL a gentleman Nhoss
Veraeity ran doub'. INV b.iy
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
GENERAL ITEMS.

Hon. Allen T. Capsrton haebeen elected by the Legs.
asure ct Virginia. Confederate States Senator to M the
vacancy occasoued by the death of Mr.. Preston.
Harris. deserter and spy captured Jonssboro
Tenn, recently, and private Phillip Narck of COL Loves
n G. Regiment, detailed guard to deliver him to
the authorities at Knoxville Harris, it is said, offered
Warck $4,000 to allow him to escape, which Warlick in
dignanty refused telling him that Lincons government
did not have money enough bribe TO do such an act
Let Warlick pass around.
weekly paper has just been started at Harrisorburg,
Va, called The stonewall.'
Con: Hindman with his command, retired from Van
Buren, Ark, the 2eh December to procure necessary
food for hs army He is supposed to BE- about Little
Rock.
Forts Van Buren aud Smith, Ark, have fallen nfs the
hands of the Yankeesour forces having evacuatsd them
The Yankees seem 6 have abandoned every position in
Mississippi except Holly Springs, which they occupied
after Van Dorn's attack upon it. Most Of the Yankee
forces in that section are about MemphiA
Four iron chad steamers are said to bs about ready to
move against Wilmington. :.
Flour is selling a Charleston for SIS per barrel and
Augusta and Atlsntfare close her heels In Aobile'
is quoted at $50, and in Wilmington at &ss.
Aduaat General Cooper has decided that route a3ents
on Railroads not conscpts the ground that they
are executive officers The only difference between local
posmasters aid route agents is that the latter travel and
the former do not If the local postmases are taken Is
conscrpts, we fear the mail service will suffer.
The Yankees attacked scouting party Of men ct
Windsor near Suffolk vs land rspulsed and driven
back to Suffolk Tuesday last Our iosces in that Sec
ton are keeping sharp eye upon the enemy.
Tbs New York Herald publishes President Davis, mes
sage and makes long editorial upon in strain far more
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
For tho Standard
CAxf NEAR FkRDER1cksBuRs, VA.,l
.1.5s.-,' Der % 10Al


Dec. %, 1852
Mr. HOLDEN BE SO kind IS to publish in your
paper the following contributions, received from cit
izens Of Randolph county for my company, and for
which we are very much indebted to- the donors
for their generosity and kindness: +.
J. N. Odell, 80 shirts, 28 pair woolen socks:
Mrs j. N. Odell, 2 WOODEN blankets, 8 pair wooden
socks, pair of pants, . Quantity of pepper; Mrs,
D. Routh, pair drawers, pair socks; John Hays,
pair pants shirts, coats, pair socks, bian.4
ket 2 comforts; Jacob Steel, pair pants, shirt.
l pair drawers, Q pair socks pair gloves, COM
fort vest, blanket pair boots; Miss N. Nc
Masters, PAIR socks; Mrs. Anna Ki1etf, / pair
socks; Daniel Kivets . pair pants pair drawers,
5 pair socks; Elizabeth Foust pair pants. 0 5lar-
kets, pair socks, pair drawers; z VI. Cox, 9
pair pants, Q pair drawers / blanket; Jnas Robins
6 pair socks; James Curtis, pair pants, l ps;r
shoes, blanket l pair socks; Mrs " P P,Yilley. /
shirt pair drawers; Austin Lawrence, Q hats,
coat, pair pants, pair drawers, 8 pair socks, 5
shirts. 2 bed comforts, Q neck comforts. 9 pair
gloves, towels, night cap; Mrs Nancy pugh, l.
shirt, 2 pair socks oysrcoat l towel; Mrs. Mary
Kivett palr pants, . pair socks, pair drawers,
blankets Rebecca Arnold, ! blankets, Martha Az
mold pair socks, pair gloyes, comfort, i pair
drawers Mrs. H. O. Trogdon, pair boots, 1 pair
socks, hat Mrx j. Trogdon, pair pants. i shirt.
! psr drawers, pair socks ; Mrs w. B. Kivest. s
pair pants, . pair socks A. J.,Siles, 2 bankets,
sheepskin, shirts, pair dravers, i pair beots, 2
pair gloycs psir socks; Isaac Campbell, 8 pair
pants, shirts pair drawers, pdir shoes, 4 pair
socks-and also to sulndry persons Of Cedar Falls
and vicinity for pepper, spice, sage bene-set and
quantity Of sosp. 4: !. -. ~
Very respectfully, LABAN 0DEIsSsssssssss sssss
: Co. n. 22d Rest NOT
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
G9t Stanbar0.
RALEIGH: FRIDAY, JAN. %, 1863.
Latest News.


The indications Of an advance Of the enemy south
! the Rappahannock seem not to have been suffi-
emily developed to determine whether he is making
e,nt in that direction, or whether his movements
North Carolina are designed as feint to draw off
hons from Gen. Lee. Our own opinion is that the
xt alta * will be upon some point in this State.
1t was stated the other day that the enemy had
yanced two brigades as far as Trenton, Jones
bunty. Later accounts state that they had with
avn from Trenton and were at Onslow G. b. to
number Of 10000. This would seem to indicate
movement upon Wilmington.
Tbe Northern papers contain strange account
the surrender of Arkansas Post to the Yankees
gh 1000 men and much artillery. The story has
leen magRifed if it be not wholly untrue At no
me has there been more than TOO Confederates al
lat post, and the place has been poorly fortified
might therefore have surrendered to Porter's
et which it is believed attacked it after failing to
anything at Vcksburg.
They also speak of Gen. Longstreet having ar
Eed at shelbyvillc with 13 brigades from Lees
my to attack Rosecranz and also of Forrest hav.
attacked the gunboats on the Cumberland.
uch of the above may be set down to Yankee
endacity.
The following official dispatch gives the true nc
unit of the attack upon the guuboats:
MOBILE, Jan. 1S-The Adpertiser and Register
hs received the following official dispatch:
TuLLAHoNA, Jan. II.
Gen. S. B. Buckner:
Gen. Wheeler with portion of his cavalry brigade, af
burning the Railroad brdgein the enemys rear, push
for the Cumberland river, where he intercepted ant
injured four large Transports destroyed three with al
le supplies and boarded to carry Oft four hundred
,roled prisoners Being hoty pursued by gunboa. h'
acked captured and destroyed her, with ber whole ar
lament. Signed,I DNAAfoN oAA'e'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
Fey. II. ]. Graves.

The last IIillsborough Recorder, in its notice Of
the postponement of the examination of the Rev.
R. j. Graves, says:
ave have made some inquiry, aud find that four wit
attended, the testimony Of of whom at least
will be as much favor of Mr. Graves against him. As
the prevailing opinion here the correspondent Of the
Progress is entirely mistaken; we do not know ndi
vdua here VINO has expressed any doubt of the entire
nocsnce of Mr. Graves in this matter.
We think we have knowledge Of all the evidence that
be brought against Mr. Graves and that it will amount to
nothing The the who
the NEST important particular He presses to have been
present at Mr. Graves examination in McCellan's camp
Graves to take the oah but be declined saying that all
he had was here and he wanted to if possible"
Now the is the fact his property is at the North
did lie probably lose his property his reply was
he should like lose his properly, but it he
could not take the OATH. Could such be traitor :"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
Mr.. Heury.s Resolutions.

MT HUT 1SCSOtUefVHss
The attentiano of our readers will be arrested by
he resolutions introduced by Mr.. Henry, of Bertie,
the Commons, on Tuesday last.
These resolutions embody the indignant feeling OF
vast majority of our people, in relation to the un-
tovoked and libeous attack on our State by the
Richmond Enquirer. 1t is true, the Enquirer is
hduly honored by the notice taken Of 1T; yet as it
las led in the assault on the character of this State
Illusion to it could not we'll have been avoided.
Mr.. Henry is a gentleman of intelligence and
rve, and is prepared to assume all the consequences
his movement.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

Lieut.. William Shepard, promising son of the
late Hon. VIM. B. Shepard, and aid to Gen j. j.
Pettigrew, has been in this City on visit for
couple Of days during the present week. to his ven:
cradle grand-parcnt. Mrs. Shepard sent by him to
Gen. Pettigrew fitting present for soldier, and
also number Of pairs of warm stockings, the pro-
duce of her own manufacture, to the Generals
brigade
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
Deep River Coal.


The President of the Chatham Railroad company
has furnished with the following letter addressed
to him by Capt Thos. R. Sharp, Superintendent Of
tho Confederate States Locomotive Shop in this City
testifyng to the valuable quality Of the Deep River
coal The experience Of Capt Sharp is corroborat
ed, we learn, by the experience Of the Superipten-
dents Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company
Shops in Raleigh and Of the N. c. Railroad Shop at
Company Shops. We hope the Chatham Railroad
will be soon completed, and this valuable coal, SO
essential to the public interests, be brought into
market
OyTlcE CoxrEDERArB SrArEs(
LOCOMOTIVE Shops,
RALElaH, Dec. IL, 1862.
KENP P. BATTLE. ESQ.,, s5 -.
President Chatham r. r. Gompany: -
S1R:-In answer to your enquiry, to how the coal
furnished by the Egypt pits compares with other coal
have the pleasure to the Deep River coal far superior
to any that have ever before used.
For blacksmith purposes it is fully 100 per cent
valuable than tte Glover Hill coal that we have been using
and for faupry purposes, in tie shape Of coke, answers
most admirably. 81 ~.
- i am, sir, very respectfully yours :t5
-, THO$ R.BHARP, zSs
Cspt. and A. c. N.
s. Ral. City G. 8. Loco. shops
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

LADIES WATsIDE Hosp1rAL.-This hospital, at
the Central Depot in this city, is under the imme-
date charge of Surgeon W. C. Roberts. and the
general supervision Of Surgeon General Warren as
are all State hospitals. We were shown through
it day or two since, and were much pleased with
fort Of wearied, waysidc soldiers. 1t is really a
blessing to such. We trust the ladies and our cti-
zens generally, will continue to aid Surgeon Rob-
erts iu providing for the comfort Of the soldiers
who stop with him. Let them send in vegetables
especially, which are always needed and acceptable.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
City E'ectiON.

At the election held in this City, on Monday last,
l. pit. William H. Harrison was reelected Mayor
thout opposition, receiving 27o votes.
The following gentlemen were elected Commis'
Pners Of the City:
Festern Ward.-Parker overly, 7. H. Briggs,
d John Nichols.
Middle Ward.-Richard H. Battle, Gen. R. W
yweod, W. R. Richardson.
Eastern Hard-Dr. VIM. h Mckee, David L.
oyster, j. j. OVERLY.
Wiley Sauls was elected Constable in District
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

PUy THEM Is.-We are glad tosee thata proposition
has been presented to Congress to put all struggling
Maryanders, and foreigners claiming Consular pro-
lection IN the army. This thing has been delayed
too long and We hope now it will be attended to- Our
loyal native citizens are tired of seeing these vaga
bonds loadng about our towns and cities and The
honest public are tired Of feeding them Put them in
the army by all means-the Maryland "plugs" and
the foreign specuators-make them all either serve
the country or leave it-Daily Progress.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

fSALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN FLoRIDA.-The at
kntion of readers is directed to the advertise
lent in tho .Sta7dard Of R. W. B. Hodgson, Esq,
|eceiver of 40 900 acres Of lands in Florida Much
this land is very valuable. The sale will take
bee at Lake City, on the 18th day of February,
g. A description of these lands may be seen
this Office.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

we observe that it is announced that Rev. Mr..
N.s, Of this city. of the Presby yterian Church, is
y" establish Mission at Nevell's Church, in
Ddu wy Where religious services will be regularly
n donations are asked in clothing, &C.,
4, "o'sent persons who usually attend there.
49, A,pea That efforts will also be made to put
"e vi Them to work vino are able TO do 30.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

RLooDED Houses Fox SALE.-It will be seen by
cir advertisement in the Standard, that Thomas
Green & Son offer for sale number of blooded
rises. These horses are probably the best in the
ate. Address Thomas j. Green & Son, War
hton. n c..
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

Mr. Foy, Of onslow, introduced in the Commons
on Wednesday last, series of important resolu-
tions relative to the ha6eas corpus and the liberty
of the citizen We understand Mr.. Foy, in the
course of his remarks, dealt some heavy blows at
the tendency of the military to override the civil
power.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

The Legislature of New Jersey is discussing q
opposition for an arnistice between the North and
|'uth for six months, to begin at once, and ma
|pnal convention to be held in Louisville on the
e0hd Monday Of the fourth month after the armis-
&c commences. Illinois has adopted similar
opposition.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28
Mr. Mallory.-strapge Conduct.


The Richmond W1ig calls attention to the fact
that Mr.. Mallory, the Secretary of the Navy, has
posted. a Surgeon in the Navy and q court martial
for honorably acquitting that Surgeonl We find
the order of Mr.. Mallory in the Waig, in which he
reprim ands and emphatically rebukes the court
martial for the reason that they did not decide the
case according to his wishes! It appears that
naval Surgeon named Garnett was arraigned before
court martial composed Of naval officers, for scan
dalous conduct--was duly tried and acquitted. The
finding Of the court was not agreeable to the Secre
sary, and he returned it for re- consideration "But
the court" (says the Secretary "has seen ft to
adhere to its former decision and persists in honora-
bly, acauitting Surgeon Garnett." Whereupon, the
Secretary having no authority but to ratify, pro-
'ceeds to vent bis impotent rage by sigmatizisg
beth saTgeoA And court martial, and holding 4hem
up to the reprobation of mankind.
We concur with the Whig that this is grave
case. The court martial is the jury Of the army
and navy. Its DECISIONS" adds the Whig, "have
all the force Of juries in civil cases. and its purity
and Independence are Of essential consequence to
the lives and fortunes of all in the army and the
navy. We do not know who composed the court
martial in question; but they are generally COM
posed of the most respectable officers Of the service
Now, Mr. Mallory, in assailing this court martial
for persisting in decision, which its Judgment
given under oath approved, assails the indepen-
dence Of the tribunal, and threatens the rights and
the lives of every man in the army and navy. tits
notification to all other court martials that they
have more respect for their oaths than his wishes,
they must not only look for no promotion, but ex-
pect the stern rebuke of the Department"
But Mr.. Mallory is a Destructive, and we are not,
therefore, much surprised at Lis conduct. lie be.
longs to the Richmond Enquirer school of politi-
clans, who, if they cannot have their own way, are
ready to take the law into their own hands, and to
call on the mob to "tear in pieces those who diff
fer from them in political OPINION. He belongs to
school Of politicians III Virginia and in this State,
who, when State does not do what they wish, de-
nounce her people as "a id nest of traitors" p
who call upon the army to come home and break
up tho, internal Legislature, who appeal to the
President to send regiment to Raleigh to hang
and shoot Conservatives one Of whose Judges
nstructs the grand jury from the bench that an in
dependent Eltor, as loyal as he is, and infinitely
more unsellish, ought to be mobbed. Mr.. Mallory
has remained in Office until he has destroyed wha
little navy we had and now, it seems, he is en-
gagged in posting courts martial, and destroying th
character for integrity of tho only tribunal to whel
the officers of our navy can look for justice. o
course he will be retained in Office. Such men ar
| never dismissed
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

PLANT GoRs.-There is disposition. we fear,
founded upon the supposition Of on early peace to
plant less corn and more cotton this year than
last This should not DO SO. Better discard the
idea o. peace altogether and plant corn and raise
provisions It would be well to do so in any event
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

The 3sth regiment of North Carolina militia, Col.
IN. E. Anderson, met at the Court house in this
y, on Tuesday last, and formed three companies
t Of the regiment, which re-organizcd by the eec-
n of Lieut. Col. Nathan lvey, Capt. W. II. Dodd,
ID private Simeon Williams, Captains.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

We are requested to state that the sale of the
valuable library Of the late Henry W. Miller, has
been postponed until Tuesday the 9th instant.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

Vacancies have occurred in the representation of
aven and Columbus Counties. by the death of
. Barrow, of Craven, and the resignation Of Mr..
ldwin, of Columbus. Writs Of election have
Zen issued to hold elections in both Counties, to
the vacancies on the 29th of the present month.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

ihe Postmaster General has established new
'st Offices at the following places in this State:
!" Spring. Chatham County; Wah Tab, Macon
punty
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28


GEN. Polk COMPLIMENTS OUR TRooPs.--The Ashe-
vile Ne,os Of the 18th says:
"Lieut Gen. Leonidas Polk who participated in
the great battle at Murfreesboro is now in town, on
visit to his family. He speaks in glowing terms of
the galantry ofhe three North Carolina regments in
that bloody engagement, viz the 29th, Col Vance; F;
the s9th, Col. Coleman; and tho Goth, Col. Mellow
ell. He says they fought like veterans"
E. !. Hale, Esq, Of the Fayetteville 06.errsr,
who was appointed on the Internal Improvement
Board by Gov. Vance, declines to serve. We regret
that be refuses the appointment because, apart
from his superior fitness for such position no man
in the State has more interest in her internal
Improvements than Edward J. Hale He is true
North-C Carolnian and patriot Of the right stamp
liberal and devoted to the cause Of the South
Charlotte Democrat
PREAcHlNa.- love {says Nassillion) serious
preacher who speaks for my sake and I,ot for his
own; who seeks my salvation and not his own vain
glery. He best deserves to be heard who uses
speech only to cothe his thoughts and his thoughts
only 10 promote truth and virtne Nothing IS more
despicsbls Than sprofessed. declsiner, who retaiS
his discouFses n 4 quack does his medicine." !" s
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-28

Weregret to learn that Mr.. Keener, member from
jackson, has been detained by indisposition, from
his seat in the House of Commons, for day or
two past
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-28
Courts To-day.

DISTRICT CouRT.-The following suits have
been Instituted in the District Court since
Monday:
D. w. Jones ct al. vs.. B. F. Sherwood ct
al: To recover possession of mining ground
on the Juno Ledge.
B. Rothschild VS.. ophir s. NJ. Co. ct al. {,
To recover ten feet in the Old Virginia quartz
ledge.
W.Kramer VS.. Uncle Sam and Baltic Min
ing Companies To recovera twenty-fv feet
of mining ground.
S. SAMUEL vs.. Uncle Sam and Baltic Min
ing Companies: To recover eighty-fve feet
Of mining ground.
George Tresser VS.. Uncle Sam Mining
Company To recover ten feet of mining
ground.
Amanda Baine VS.. Uncle Sam and Baltic
Mining Companies: To recover ten feet Of
mining ground.
James Clorhan VS.. Uncle Sam Mining
Company To recover seven and half feet
of miuing ground.
S. H. Robinson VS.. Ne Plus Ultra CONSOLE
dated G. and 8. NJ. Co. ct al: 10 quit title to
n!nety-six shares Of the capital stock in said
company.
Jno. NJ. Overman VS.. Original Hawkeye NJ.
W. CT al. IL qult Title W Two nuHuleu anu
fifty feet in said ground.
Hobart VS.. Yellow Jacket MIC: To quit
title to nine feet in said company.
JUDGE LEcoNBY's COURT THIS MORNING.
VIM. Dunbar, for 6is"rderly conduct, was
fined $40 and costs Of Court. NJ. Murphy,
for taking one small "horn" too much, paid
$40 and costs. This Court was occupied
during the greater part of the morning with
the examination of Wright, the person who
did the shooting at the Lancers mining claim,
some time since, pending which the Court at
when it will be resumed.
JUDGE WETHBRILL's Court THIS MORN.
ING.-Martin VS.. Mrs. S. w. Lee; suit to
compel the restitution of property Twas con-
tinued to Saturday December 5th, at 10 A. N.
Rapage vs.. Hayes suit to compel the resti-
tuition of property; set for one o'clockto-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-28
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS AT VIRGINIA YEsTERDAT-By
California Stages: Jno. Raicliff, Mrs Fulden,
child aud servant, c. Roderback, D. Statka and
wife, Miss Booth and children.
BY Pioneer stages this morning: J. Clark, w.
G. Hutchinson Elizabeth Bell, Elizabeth Brown,
H. Woolf, Mrs. Quish, J. S. Shaw Jno. Corcoran,
Jno. Bizanza, Thos. Whalm.
DEPARTURES FROM VIRGINIA To-DAY.-By
California stages WIN. Burnett, Judge Ladd w.
II. Smith, J. P. ~ Penham, n. H. Ball, H. H.
Alexander, Henry Piermont, J. c. Laborde, n.
Kelley, Phil McQuin, Lloyd Rawlings, George w.
Wood, A. s. Durby and f. NJ. Hargis.
By Pioneer stages Robert Cochran, J. T. May
field, NJ D. Bowie, H. D. Donnell, I. J. Smith,
Thos Anglin, VIM vivin, Robert Harrington, N.
Farrell
By Overland Stage to Reese River: A. Falk,
Jno. Harrohill, R C. Griddle, VIM B. Connance
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-28

WooD.-we are the last in the world to
make a severe remark, but we would merely
suggest in the most delicate manner in the
world, that to charge S22 a cord for wood is a
most damnable swindle!
FrRE.-A blacksmith's shop, at the corner
OF TAYLOR and A streets, caught fire in the
roof, but luckily was discovered and extin-
guished before doing any material damage.
The new machine shop will go into opera
alton in few days. The smoke-stack was
raised yesterday.
THEA1L & Co. received 1890 ounces Of
crude bullion at their assaying establishment,
yesterday.
AN INpRovExENr.-Howell, Black Co.
have erected a splendid iron railing about the
balcony of their fine building.
TRsAsuRE.-wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
S2l, 900 IS from their Virginia Office this
morning.
TEMPERATURE.-Thet Thermometer stood
at rs degrees at o'clock this morning IN
Virginia.
The BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
met at their rooms in the Court House al
Virginia, at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The BOARD OF EQUALIZATION is still in
session at Virginia.
BuLLIoN.-wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
9O6 pounds of bullion this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-28
DALEY's EXCHANGE,

East ode Of c street. opposite the old Court
House.
THE PROPRIETOR BEGs LEAVE TO IN.
j form the public, and particularly his Msryt
VILE friends, that he has constantly on hand
choice selection Of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc,
and invites all to call and enjoy one Of bis exh'
Grating beverages