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PROPOSALS.
nHoPoeALe FOR RoRsEs.

OHiyH HQuARfERAAsFEN's OryIoE, J
Dt''t NJ wSss.ss.oa, COZ, Z lsA g snd s S' ;s.
asspxS the WI s.S % d.s cf \ S.s n''
nRc! two thousand Horses, Of tie following de-
Borses frons 5J fteen to tl6l sixteen hands hi xh
.e sfoksn 10 The saaas Suiii and ssis frss
frrm all defects .pr,,,rpy
iIt.l fifteen and one-half to tl6) sixteen hanus
eo,ors, free from al defects. weil broken 10 har,
ness, comgsetly built. and to weigh not less than
PRaPOSAIs
ghe full name and post etiice address CT the bid.
fs BID ia m sde in the hsme of stm, the names
Ties se Of sS sbs VIA sars es
pIogOssls from s,seySl rassis, .sn not b eos
from successful bidders before signing ths oon
Proposals must specify clesEly VII her toe bid
6G or
snse any other pro possf By the same party G ie's
Proposals must be addressel to Osl: d. H, Rucs-
IR, Quartermaster o. s. Army. Washington d. O.,
and she9ld be plainly marked Proposals for
eeved on the contract signed by the contractor
and tive responsible securities, will be required of
successful bidders.
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened.
Blsn ks for bonds can be procured upon appliea-
ton being made at this Office, either personally,
BY letter or by telegraph
IkSP ECTION, DELIVERY. &c.
MI Horses contracted for under this advertise
me Mt viii be subject to rigid ins pecton and those
not conforming to the specifications win be re-
yeeted
No Mares will be received.
The Horses must be delivered in this city, within
twenty days from the date of the contract
Payment TO be made upon the com pietion OF the
contract, so soon thereafter as the Chic. Quar-
bel master shall e IN unds
The CAVALRY Horses will be awarded in lots
OF (2c0i two hundred each, and the ARTILLERY
Horses in lots of t25H) two hundred and fifty ea,h
unless the Chief Qusrtermsster should dsem 1t for
the interest of the Government 20 vary the number
The Chief Quartermsster reserves TO himself the
right to reject any all bids that he may deem
high. d. II. RUCBKR,
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A sSIsTANT .QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.

INTNr U ana ZZu .SFeefS, }
WAsBIEGTvE, d. c., Apcil 2l, 1853
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
the purchase Of Dead Animals of he fSoysrnmant
BIDS will be as follows:
lst.-Fer dead animals delivered by Government
at wharf in this city Sc lected by Government
2d.-For dead animals delivered at a suit able
buryi Dg ground on the opposite eide of the river
E0Sr Arlington
The proposals will state whether or not the ami.
mails are to buried by the Government or to be
buried or otherwise disposed Of by the bido ers
The usual restrictions imposed by the Govern
ment must be observed in putting in the pro posas
CAPTAIN H. B. LACEY
ap % I'd Assistant QusTtermastar u g. A.
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PROPOSALS.
SIGNAL OFFICE

SIGNAL OFFICE, ,ry,p-,,,,
WAsEiGSroN, d. O., April II, 1853
sslLsD PROPOSALS viii be received at this oaios
for furnishing TO the Signal Department the fol
SS Three hundred Telescopes, com plets
30 Two hundred Marine Glasses, do.
80 Two hundr cd and 6fty Com psssss.
Forty Telssecpes, extra size with stands.
The hrst delivery to be made about the 18th day
Of June, 1853, as sosn thereafter a. Government
fore the lst day of August, 1853.
boad, With good and sufficient security, will bs
required.
Proposals from disloyal persons, or where the
bidder is not present to respond to his bid, viii not
the precise address of each member efthe drm.
All Sids to be eompanied by two S1srSptess,
and directed to Signal Ofieer of the Army and
dorsed proposals for Field sigma. Equipnrents" :"
Form Of 0HdY6Hres.
we - OF tAe county Of, and state OF. do
hereby guaranty that ia able to fulhll the con-
tract In accordance with the terms of his propo-
ston and that, should bis proposition be accepted,
ne wlll At once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded to him, We ares
pre- pared to become his sureties.
lIhis guarantee must be appended to each bid.)
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk Of the
Cearest District Court Of the Uuited States Dis
trict Attorney.
The right reserved to reject all pro posas if the
prices deemed too high, if, for any cause it
is not deemed for the public interest to accept
them.
Models will be on exhibition at the Office of the
Signal oGlcer fer fifteen tI5) days from date.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

IRON HANDLED HAfCHEFs,
L. 20. i2oN CLAWS,
For orenins bose.. PoS sale BY .,ss
ARA scls faeput.l John &. sGyAAs.
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A RRIvED AND FOB SALE BY
a 3. 81. BACON,
993 Pam. Ayepue. betv ean Az Ind 8th st % AZ TIA

A RRIvED AND FOB SALE BY
"A 3. 81. BACON,
SS3 Penn. avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
Choice Goshen BUTTER,
Finest Qualities Of TEA, -
Complete assortmsnt Of sHGARs,
Csyendish and Navy TOBACCO, -5e
CONNRcTIQRT MILK BISCUIT AND BOSTON
The anest WHISKY In the sountry, the brands
"BakeEs WHISKY" an and n "0l5 9 4 IMF,mi1y IM n Neetsr,"
%. nsei 9nstte' and other brands > = :,
With complete sssqIsppssntn @ ps nhi st shsiss FAMILY
- The Trade supplied at the very lowest cash
prices. -----Ap Ap 5-sI
& SROCERiEs. .r,vpe- sa 81
I " s.. ess} szsf - LIQUORS g au
A con- plsts aseertuslt OF solicited Family Gre
Ssries Wines and Liquor a. ,.nn,a
corner EiLth and streets.
DF Goods delivered 10 al PARTS OF the city and
6eofsstogn free Of charge. - s. sp if ~
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ APRIL 20, 1863.
PhonrsALs win be received b.. the undsraignsd
until the 10th day of May next, for repairin and
painting the saloon in the old portion Of the Patent
Office Building, making casee, &c.
speciflations can be seen at this office
For "repairing and painting bids can be nade
for work by the day, or fog the job,
Evening star., 1863-04-29

THIS EVENING,
Fourth appearance of the great American Actor,
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS.
Lat night but three Of the Gifted Comedian,
Nh. D. SETuHELL,
This evening. will be preeea ted By universal de-
sire, Judge Cosrad's thrilling new play, in Ave
tableaux, entitled the
II ETIC!
Produced ton, sht for the last time.
ADRIAN de TeliSny Edwin Adams
To conclude with Leonard Growers new delight
N .' oo oAPk NAY DIAMONDS.
M Kerr Mudg con. Observation-Disclosures D. Setehell
Mrs. Kerr Mudgeon. .eusau Dssin
Mr. Dandy Svmes Mr.. Ben. Rogers
Mrs. Dandy sJmes. s........... Miss Sophie Climber
To morrow, after q lengthy and elaborate pre-.
paration,
~ Admission g. 25 and rs cents No extra
charge for secured seats
Evening star., 1863-04-29

STRICTLY PURE CALIFORNIA WINES AND
- BRANDIES.
eole agents for the District Of eolurnbis for the
sale Of Msssrs. Kohlsr & Brohlings pure oalifor.
nia vines and Brandies. The following are our
ANGELICA,
sAss HOCK or WHITE WINES,
u PORT, WHITE AUSCATEI,
GRAPE BRANDY.
E4AN 4 PEkhlH: 6nie 1ssnts,
mar 81 Ina corner 9Th and streets. s
u BRICKs- BRkOXs ...,s ,..ls s
~ 1CklVIN0. and for sale, $4,000 tthree Hum
drea thossandl Paving and herehax table Brick. =
Ipauirs OF
sps7-iss n. STAKE, eeorss.esa,
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"ASklN07ON TkEATRE.
Lessee and Manager ........ JOHN WILKRs BoorH
Third night of the Distin nguished Young Ameri-
can Tragedian.
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
who has been greeted on each nigh of his engage
mept by the
ELITE OF WASHINGTON
THIS EVENING,
will be presented the celebrated emotional French
Play, by Charles Selb,, Of
The MARBLE HEART:
Or,
THE SCULPIOR'S. DREAM,
Rsphssi, RslSist {...~......Dy....J. Wilkes Booth
Supported by the entire strength Of the COMPANY
tn HURSDAY EVENING,
J. WILKES BOOTH AS ROMEO
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ADJUSTMENTS.

0ROVER'8.T 8.ThEATRE.
k1ANsYLVANIA AVHN U1, near Willard Hotsl
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VARlETIESI VkRIETlESi
Fronting on Pa avenue and Ninth
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATIsEE
THIS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Ar O'CLOCK.
After t. Matinee is over. the daring rope walker
MR.. HAIRY LESLIE,
makes perilous RoFe Ascension clear aero,s s penu
sylyania avenue.
Free Exhibition to the Pub!e
Admir- sion to the Varieties Mstinee-Ladies 20
Genus masters ana Misses, 10 cents Gentlemen
the regular prices
A GRAND BILL BOTH AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT
Messrs. Leslie, Parker ard Watkins appearing
Ada Tesman. He ena Smith, Nellie Seymour
The Triple troupe Circle OF Beauty I!
SCAMPINI; THE AGHE'S REVENGE,
MAY POLE FESTIVITIESi
The Drt ma, from Ainsworth's novel, entitled
JACK SHEPPARD,
is n reheareal and will shortly be produced
~ W. g. BUDWORTH is coming
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Ctt5 Assistant Quarsfrmoster's 0aee,

:. and -, of the county Of -, and state
q. -, 90 hereby guarantee that ---ls able to
Mn1i me contract in sseoTdanee with the ms of
Is progosinon and that should his proposition Be
1870 sSs*o ne win st oDee enter Into contract In
ssSroSnee herewith :
ssS we contract be awarded him We are pre-
$40 70 become his sureties
fHo this guarantee must be srpep6ed the of,e,sl
sA{sastste above mentioned !
ne nfnt q ss,est any or all bids that may b
DAss4Y. enw mn III HHTT ~.
te pA OsUssin and A. q. Mo. B. Army.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

WILL LARDs' HALL
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, MAY aTH,
AID livery EVENING URIEG THE wKEK,
First appearance in Washin in six years Of the
WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK FAMIL
SWISS BELL-RINGERS.
eF 12 MEMBBRSl
The entire Company will appear in
SWIs S COSTUMES.
240 3 SILV VER E LIS.
The Wonders of the Age,
LA PETITE LIZATCE,
KAsTER EDDIE,
MASTER FRANK,
viii appear in connection with the emit re com pany
Further psr ticulars hereafter.
Tickets of admission. 50 cents reserved seats 25
cents extra children half price.
Tickets for sale At John F. Ellis's, 3O6 Pa ay
where diagram of the hall may be seen Sale OF
tickets 20 commence at II O'Clock Saturday. Maya
The Piano used is from the nsnufactery of
Chic. sring d Son, Boston, furnished by John r
N.B.-THREE GRAND MATINEzs. TUES.
DAY. THU RsDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS. Children admitted to the Matinees fer
Is cents-ad ults 50 cents.
Doors open at7snd 2 COMMENCE at and 8
~
Evening star., 1863-04-29

FILLER THAN UsUAL.--A larger number
soldiers than usu al have been in the CITY II
past few days, and the result is, that the CAi
srai Guard house has been fuller than usua
the soldiers. whose terms Of enlistment ha
expired neyinF avaiied themselves Of the o.
portupity to imbibe rather freely. On accom-
OF the number OF soldiers in the saeighborhoo
of the Depot, ien. Martiads.le has ordered IN
saloons and drinking houses In that locality
Evening star., 1863-04-29

DrsAIssEp-Monday, Christopher Dunn, j..
4. Flannery and Stephen Flannery, were az
rested by ofucer Miller on suspicion Of picking
the pocket of Daniel Murphy. They wsre tahea
before Justice Johns son. The act was committed
al some rancae In the northern part q Tho
FoGrA Ward. Murphy had been drinking. and
not being able to testify TO anything positively,
and The accused having proven tnat hey were
working nen, and Of good reputation, JSs0ee
johnson disNisssa tAAWs -.--zis..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

q, INVITING NORTHERN EMIGRATION. -
MARYLAND is inviting emigration. The Wash
ington Star records the fact, and says -
"Maryland at this moment offers more in
ducements for the emigration Of Northern
and foreign labor than any other State Of the
Union. The late very large exodus from
that State of free negro and slave labor, for
service in connection with our military oper-
atoms, has already practically, to a very great
extent, denuded her of the labor with which
agriculture was prosecuted everywhere
throughout her limits, except in the western
counties and the immediate vicinity Of Baiti-
more, and her landholders stand ready to pay
those Literally who promptly and efficiently
fill the vacancies. The soil, climate and ad-
vantages which Maryland offers to settlers
from the North and Europe in search Of work
and homes, are Just now unequaled. From
three to FIVE thousand such labOrers and their
families could at this moment find constant,
profitable and otherwise most advantageous
employment in the counties Of Talbot and
Dorchester alone, where white laboring
population can live better, enjoying all the
luxuries of the oysters, fish, game, etc, for
which those counties are so justly celebra.
ted, than anywhere else in the United States.
1t will be we'll for the Emigrant Aid Societies
of New York to turn their attention at once
to the many superior advantages offered by
these counties of Maryland as homes for
honest and efficient workmen, whether me-
chanics or farm hands, now daily reaching
our shores from abroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

A REBEL Pow-wow" DENIED"
day or two after the battle of Stone River,
and while burial parties were yet busy upon
the field, minister of the Gospel, of seces-
sion proclivities, applied to the General COM
manding at Murfreesboro for permission to
take the body of the rebel General James
Rains to Nashville-his former home-for
burial. Gen. Rosecrans, alive to the ccurte-
sizes of military life, readily consented, when
it was intimated to him that the secession
lists of Nashville were intending to make the
funeral rebel ovation. The idea stung him.
Turning to the applicant in his earnest,
brusque manner, he remarked: / wish it
to be distinctly understood that there is to be
no fuss made over this affair-none at all, sir.
won't permit it, sir, in the face of this bleed.
ing army. My own officers are here, dead
and un6uried, and the bodies of my brave
soldiers are yet on the field, among the rocks
and cedars. You may have the corpse, sir
but remember distinctly that you can't have
an internal secession 'pow-wow' over it in
Nashville ," .... I.... .....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21
NO.a36.

Mr.. MAsoS IN P.AnIs.-The Opinion Ma.
Honale welcomes Mr.. Mason TO Paris by thus
referring to his antecedents: "Mr. Mason is
one of the adopts of, that Southern political
school which considers slavery not only Iie-
cessity, but a divine institAtion. He it was
accordingly who, with these principles, pro-
posed the celebrated law 1pcn fugitive slaves
adopted in 1850, and he has always been in
favor .of the re-estabEshnfent of the slave
trade. In 1859, after John Browns attempt,
he proceeded to Harpcrs Ferry, accompanied
BY Governor Wise and Mr.. Vailafdighan, ID
the hope Of extorting from the unhappy mar
tyr, who was wounded and alnostdying, some
confessions which might compromise the
leaders Of the Republican and Abolition par
ties. 4 will willingly and in Sf freedor rs-
ply to the questions concerning myself, said
John Brown to his judge-accusers, 4 will kAY
everything that honor permits me to say but
you will not get from me a single word ccn1.
oerning other persons.'Ii1 1t Is only faHitp ~
cognise,. however, that NJ. Mason. did
care 70 insist upon this point, but. LETT bd
Fallindigham the shameful task OF ptN5o
compromising answers by every ms1n1pY
name Of DIR. Mason will not the lessS
associated in by no means enyiable
With this deplofable trial. More rec9
the 18th April, 1879, Mr.. Clark, oii5
senators for Newi.HaJApshir pyU
Congress to vote o certain suln, for1
tion of the free people Of color my
OF Columbia Mr.. Mason imniJ
with indignation, and EyiolentlyA
against this attempt to raise then
whether free or not, from a state Of Ign
in which it was necessary that they sha
always kept 53s rl#tiT7E q '1'ilt (.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

BATON ROUGE YANKEEIzED.-A CORE.
spondent of the St. Louis Republican, Of evi-
dent rebel sympathies, writes from Baton
Rouge, La. :"B Baton Rouge has degenerated,
and is now nothing more than Yankee vii
lage. The great part Of the male population
have gone into the rebel ranks, and the fe-
males have either departed for the heart of
Dixie, or else take their snuff in the secln-
sion back parlors, where the Yankee entereth
not. Yankee cavalry kick up the dust
Yankee idiom is the medium for the inter.
change of ideas on the street; the roll Of
Yankee drums has superseded the tinkle Of
the ubiquitous piano and the Bonnie Blue
Flag which bears but one single star has
given place to John Browns Body. In
walking the streets you can almost fancy
that you can hear the sound Of the hammers
of the Shoemakers Of Lynn and the other
day, in the course of prospecting tour, to
see if there was anything LEFT that l had seen
before, was electrified by coming suddenly
upon a sign of Fresh doughnuts for sale :
Shades Of the cavalier and Huguenot! Fresh
doughnuts /"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21
THE EVENING NEWS.

+ A SoLDIER's PLAN or SETTLEMENT. -
1.-THE railroad from Murfreesburo TO Nash
vile passes through 4, what was once fine
farning-land now, however, fences are down
and gone, houses burned, and the whole
country wears desolate appearances. Gid.
ing along in the cars, one day, past many
fields which were just becoming green with
tender grass, the author heard ole Of a lively
group of'soldiers reTnark--fI telliy0u, boys,
what should be dopet all along here.' Let
Unch Sam run his surveyors chain. all over
this then let every soldier pre-empt his one
hundred and sixty acres, and it will be Gods
land diagain.'" n HsaiE IL la.serg#T aqA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

CHARITY.-We observed, this afternoon,
most pitiable looking object Of charity on
Montgomery street, in dwarfsh young wo-
man with both arms off just below the elbow.
She carries tin money-box suspended from
her neck by strap, and thus presents her.
self for the aid of the benevolent. A gentle
man passing was attracted BY the distressed
looking being before him, and like whole
souled Christian, Immediately sounded his
pockets and poured into the box what sound
ed like shower of half dollars. Such acts
made one feel as if there is still something
good in the human heart, notwithstanding all
we hear about its being " desperately wick
ed" etc-S. +. Journal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

A CALIronSIA REBEL ARRESTED. The
New York Herald, of the 25th ult., contains
the suhjoined: "a man whose card repre-.
sents him to be Dr. II. S. Noodle, Of Neyas
da City, California, was arrested in Proyis
denee for attempting to raise money. on forged
4raAs Oh 'tdSSerhaafing his Baggage, Which
was left at the Revere House, there was found
between three and four thousand dollars in
rebel money. There was also found a hfge
number of drafts prepared for presentation
at various banks in New York and Philadel-
phia. He is held for trial in the Providence
courts s.- l-s..l E aEE.fF EH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

b, Among the exotics recently introduced in
to France is new tuber, brought from Peru
by M. Cochet, who has resided twenty years
in South America. This new plant has been
cultivated for two years in the Jardin Ac.
climation Of the Boise de Boulogc, and has
passed two winters without requiring more
attention than the potato. Besides its nutri-
tive and medical properties, it is very rich in
sugar, of quality superior to that Of beet
root. The yield Of this plant per heetare
will average 100000 kilogs {60tons) per Eng
lish acre. In honor Of its introducer, this
valuable root is called the pemme de terre
Cachet d. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

QuANrRELL.-T The Philadelphia North
American says, that the Guerrilh Quantrell
is no other than the celebrated thief, forger
and bigamist, known as DR.. J. B. Hayne,
who served FIVE years in the Frankfort, Ken
lucky prison, being liberated just before the
rebellion broke out. He changed his name
and obtained Government employment as a
major at Washington, but was found unfit for
his position Many years of his life have
been spent in prison. He was an expert
forger, cold-blooded murderer and heart
lers debauchee-in short, cavalier of the
first water, ... .... ..... p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

The Duke of Brunswick having prayed
for an injunction to restrain the managers Of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road from using that part Of the road for
merly known as the Northern Cross Rail
road, the case has come up before the United
States Circuit Court, and the defendants have
been defaulted for non-appearance. The ac-
ton arises out of a claim by the Duke for
$4,000 unpaid interest since 1857 on Sl25,-
O50 of Northern Cross Railroad bonds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21
NOTICE, public is

cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
for the following certificates of stock in the
Michigan Mining and Mill Company, as the
auction to the highest bidder, in front of the
office of the Secretary in Gold Hill, on the
oath day of October inst, and will not be
transferred on the books Of the company:
Geo. P. Gillis, Certificate No. IA for shr's
Solomon Giller, Certificate No. 6S for shr's
Solomon Giller, Certificate No. 60 for shr's
CIV. Lufkin, sh's ofcert'e No 35 for 10 sh's
J. H. Fish, sh's of certif'e No. Is for 10 sh's
o26-lm S. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

THE VANpERB1LT. The United States
steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Baldwin, arrived
at St. Helena August 18th, in fourteen days
from Rio. On the Sth, she took on board 40O
tons Of coal, and sailed again on the 2Oth,, to
look after the Alabama and other Confede.
rate pirates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

Coop VorE.-The venerable Catholic
Archbishop, Purcelle, accompanied BY Bishop
Rosecrans, appeared at the polls in this city,
on Tuesday, for the first time in twenty-five
years, and voted an open Union ticket.-Ctn-
c,nnati Commercial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

SLAVERY IN MARYLAND.-In a speech at
Rockville, Nd, lately, Ex-Governor Thomas
said that slavery was efectually dead in that
State. No lot of 100 slaves in that State
would sell on the block for 81, 600. No slave
in the State could be made to render to his
"owner" more Of his labor than he elects to
render, or to remain under his jurisdiction
month after he elects to flee from it. So re-
suits the war made by the South for the bene-
fit of slavery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

A SINGULAR WEDDING.-A daughter OF
DR.. Wright, who is under sentence OF death
for the murder of Lieut.. Sanborn, has been,
at his express desire, married in his cell to
young man whom she had long been engaged.
The Doctor has had his coffin made atteIa
peculiar pattern designed 6y himself-the
over the face ten inches high, and on the in:
ner sides he fastened the photographs Of all
his family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

HIGHWAY RoDBERY.-A teamster named
Hoffman, of Michigan Bluff, was attacked lately
by two robbers On North Fork road, not fur
from Murderer's Bar Junction, in Placer county,
and robbed of S240. Hoffman had S400 more
hidden in his boots, which escaped the hands Of
the hghwaymen e"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

p The Irish revolutionary order Of the
Sons of St. Patrick is said to number SO, 900
members all armed, and awaiting favorable
opportunity to rise in rebellion against Eng
lish rule. A French paper is authority for
this sensational item.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

Bears have been often made pets. The
New Workers are now petting the big Rus
ian bear, feasting him and smoothing his
shaggy hide most affectionately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

A; DELICATE SuBJEcr-Artemus Wa q
says in his comic lecture that he would le.' :
ture on astronomy. but would have 70 allut Q
20 the Southern Cross, whin is'a muiatt' >
and delicate subject 7st
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-21

Pride OF Amcriea Company.-An
assessment this day levied. Of fifty cents per
sh7re, Is. payable Immediately % the secretary.
GEO G BURNETT, Secy.
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