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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

READsNEw TESTIMONY OF CATARRH CURED.
Have been suffering 70. long time from Casrh
with continual duness in my head, tgtnea ecross my
chest weight over my eyes, which weak, waery and
very painful My nosrs constantly obs.ractea with
pouring uiA had frequent sneezng, hoarseness Of my
voice often attended with nes Of my throat great gore
ness and continual dropping Won Eisenber has cured
me Of all the dagreeable suernss may indeed say that
feel new LIE The treatment of Dr.. Won EisenbeTg "a Is
.kal It IA successful 1t e. in my opinion impossible to
oyerrae the benefit have received Lis hands lheaTiy
recommend any one suffering Ike mygef to place henseye
under Dr. Won Eisenbess care with certainty OF being
speedily cuIsd W. 5. HUICHINS'
lightning Calculator
Darnun's Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
TESTIMONIAL "a
FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CTTf-
ZENS OF NETWORK.

No. 4l0 6th-av, NEW. YORK, Dec. :, 1869.
Twas deaf for several years. and hearing Of the great
performed by Dr. Won Esenberg was induced to place my
self under bis care and happy to state that my hear
ing entirely restored after short treatment Twas also
suffering from chronic casrrh ofwhich also cured by
the sku treatment Of Dr. Won Eisenberg do but Justice
skill and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation and that the principles which direct bis
system Of curing Deafness and Caarh such render
success certain in my opinion Many months have passed
since d.. Won Eisenberg restored my hean AID continues
as good a. o. HOPhlrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
wusaing of the Schooner w m. Bennett.

NEW HAVEN, tOhh., IueF DAY Feb. 90 1861.
The schooner WIN. Bennett, Rodney Parker.
aste, 20 Guns burden, laden with hay and potatoes,
bound from Madison to Alexandria. Va, was burned 20
The crew escaped Le,s siiooo no iassSaaSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
DIED.

cARPENTERIn Btookya on a9nd.y reS ~ sa,j
oonrsst child OF the Rev H. s. ana Louisa NNpeosef Hs
years months and 10 days .,nuu ,rv,,.a
The relatives and friends Of te family are N
sCsst9 place. "a Wsspssa'y. ata ss, at II oessk a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

FoR FROSTED FEBT-A friend assures US
that the bat remedy for frosted flesh is Indian Meal
mixed with cold water milk, applied literally as soon
as the injury is discovered and kept on TIL the milan
mation Is subdued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
The Chesapeake Cnsc.

ST JOINS. n b.. Tuesday FEB %. 1854
In the Chesapeake case the magistrates have
reserved their decision until tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Perry Dayls's

NEJLIABLI PAIN hILLtH -,
III an internally cures sudden Colds, Coughs, etc. weak
stonach Genera, Debility Hulsins Sore Mouth C,nAe.,
liver Complain Dyspepsia INDIGESTION Cremp OF ram ~
~ stomach Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie AsAe Cno1'
era Darrhes, aud Dyscnlery o,,e.. Ca
Ern.d ektcrnaly cures fclous Bos and Old sores sc
@ Hurns and Scads Cuts Buise. and SpIns, Swelling o'
NJ Jolas RirgwJFm ard letter Broken Breasts rros''
Feei md bsns Toothaehe, Pains in the Face, HeH'' ri
aud Rheumatic .,
Srr dl.reilons accompanying each bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

Spring Gasss.-The powerful heat of the sum- from
street alley and lane and every modeEns heap raises all
kind, nosous gases causing dseasei IN many shapes 10
xs the body The shield aud safeguard At this season are
BRANDRETEps PILLS. When headac'o fever cold chiils
and la,.itudo attack you at this TINA, BRANDRtihs
PILLS sn ,aosd All immediate relief al easy aid early
cure.
See D. BHATDRETIG /, on the GoTerpment ataup.
DJctropo lItau Fair.-Contrbutions viii 10 received
All stored err the 22d inst The I'D Regiment Anoy a
Iubt ma 6,hav and should b. consigned 10 ad marked
Ne,r,n.iap Fnirn Mr.. John ~ Freeman Agent viii ~.
Cit f,r the goods ard psy freight when goods are net
n y any express companies who carr nee OF chfse
G ma Asyeiaon Hours for receiving goods nom 10 clos
10 O'Clock D. M Contributors requested . send WIN 'H
goods audn stating character and value Oh tht ''s
t0'' q. r. DErMOLD,
Chairman Of COMMITTEE on Orgaalzatlon, SC, &e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Rire MT Newport News.

FORTESs MONR0E, SatuId1y, feD. 70 IeoT'
The Webster Hotel and five other buildings
were destroyed BY fire at Newport News last evening
The Schr Il. 4. Stockton from New-Yo.k bound TO
Alexandria put in here last evening.
The Captain reports: Feb. IT, of the Rappahannock'
lost Mate Hannibal Rogers overheard IN gale oil wlna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Thr Lndies of the NniIonnI

| THE Ladies of the National Union Far for tie
paras, II tie Freodmen aud Co'oed Soldiers, aid in the
sCAnEMY OF MUSIC, Brooklyn on the Bth, a. aud 10Th
~ th pressut mouth ruuTn their sincere arks 10 he
patrons aud donors aud rejoice to say that thoy
Iase realized over thrir-gtols expenditures ic0 b.
1 s'ee,.J 1o their IA blllnesob iects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Cautfen.

Persons wishing n purchase The Gezuirs
sWAIMS PANACEAt
need rot be i'm If they viii be esreuto observe thss
tie name Of JAS SyBil correctly ssIpea OF the E-ans
way. aud written the Internal Revenue 1ex Label covering
The cr; and has on the side OF The bottle pasted spen
ala Bank Note Engraving furnished National bsnk hoff
Company OF Philadelphia In the csn.e Of which portrait
OF The late WM. SWAIN.
Be- o7efia also 10 observe that tic Swain cerrety
spe ed On the bottles containing
SWAIhrS NERSiiEUf,E.
PrepSred only 1t SWANS LABORATORY,
no. ll3 South rh-St.,
Below Chos'1gt,
Philadelphia - --.-
And SOLD BY ALL pRUGGisfS IN shE UNITED
STATES.
Sec aiveriseulent another pHsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
GpeCial Notices.

Mon I.iur oln Canpnig n Ciub ofthe tity OF NeW-
York-A meeting ofhi, Club vii be held AZ tne ono S
quarters corner Broadway and lyd.,t' on c On
rs,,nt orsss'ion viii report and several addresses
VIII be made. Friends = Tie PTf.een' si,enE
WILLIAM RfLrooE. President Pro Tenn
Secretary FRO Tenn.
Theodore ID: Weld, g lie COOPER i.sriTvTE' on
Time ana Way" For particulars see advertisements uhdsf
head Of Lectures and Meetings"
Unconhitional Union Central Committee.-Head-
qnsr.rs Gibson Hail. No. 32 Broadway hfst moor up siaHs
fhe HEADQUARTERS and READlNG-ROOM 81 iAs Or
grl,,on are NV OPEN DAY and hENlNG, and a friends
Of tue ne9niona' Union eA1e sTS sg'sy s PSegsnt
r. G FAREE, ALEX C. LtwIs, Recording seere,sTie,
Owing 70 crowded condition Of the House and tho con
sequeu Inability ola large nun5et 70 Obtain 9a,nS we
Norfoiss near Or nd viii rcpca, their Cerb,ton OF
wASHINGTONs BIRTHDAY On THURSDAY EVEN
Meet rs cents Doors open at Exercises 70 commence
tTocook. w. B.Ickets Tor Monday evening pie good Tor
this occasion
Day of Prayer for Collcges.-Qn THURSDAY, 18Th
February public religious services will b. held IN me Lase
Chapel Of the University at IL O'Clock a. m Inc h,s Ai
SMITH Of Bloomfield n J.. l. expected 20 preach An I'D
dres win a'so be delivered BY the Rev. Mr. DUAfEA The
public aTs invited attend
The Anniversary ofThe National Frcedmcn's
evening Of THTRsDkY, 2s,h Inst. a. u ocloct. VII
LIAM CULLEN BRYANT. ESQ., WIN pIe,i1Se' ~ H iSn
BFECHER. and VIM ALLEN BUTLER ESQ, win addtesa
the me-tLg The questions involved IN tho c9ncoh ah de
tiny Of the emaucpated Negro 90 vitality 'n.et"oSen WIN
subccis Of discussion. The interesting group Of WiiIlH
SLAVE children sent North by General Banks wh DC pres
ent. -------
So1;c, 10 1arber. and Hair Drcssers.-A meeting
vii be- held on FRIDAY, goth Inst At o'clock m; az No
.l6 roomes Crosby for the purpose oil hAisNu u
UNFORbIihG the PRICES Of ne nTscai'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
p.,on,s. pa,ent-. Pnsents:

,t..s,, MINI A Go publishers Of "rhE SCIENTIFIC
ANFRCAy" continue Oct AtouSys Tor securing "a
lets fr new invention. IL THIS and al .ogeign constlles
Nessrs MUM Co. have had seventeen years esper-'
cuce IN sooug patents AID have asd Is attorneys io moro
thsn 2J0G0 inventors -, -.
psunhe eor,sinng the Patent Laws aud other nPoriaae
;rf-tior or inventors, frnishej tee, on a;nication
Co.snltsi.,n and advice free. Adiess MUM \ Co,
"a srbso,U ~ T. or cor and Este, N~zhingt1n, ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
so FIHsr PREMIUMS Iy 1868.

GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED Elastic STITCH SEWING
M,orSIs wee awarded the highest premiums over all eos'-
peitors Of Tie State F,ls Of NewYork vermont Iowa IL
diana Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky Pennsylvania, Ohio aud
Oregon ard every respectable institute and County faF
held IN 1861 saesooms No. i05 Broadway NewYorL and
No. I82 Futonst, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

Rnl.gold NOiice.-AH sfaons lIEe.e.I.- 9, =
CiSCtNNATI, WILMINGTON AND LAhESfi A. II ~.
RHf ROAD under TIE pur base th, reof recently iaco
hv ths underlined in truE, arc notified th't ~ ~
he OF tho paties iaelesd VIII Do nsd at tnS ors
b. loSl at 10 O'Clock =, Of said day fer the pas ~ o.
rsorszng body eorpor.i9 under 60 g7inl cne g 'na
r, ,Ii iyinlgon cal bonneville Asihead Coinfeny or
81 ,do. sach other O. oorpolse oTaasio' etNer
e srIsnge FOX carrying dsposng Of ,d i,i1 soPesX
- ncses a. may b. sgreod upon Parties int i-y
he ed At said s.ing by agent OF pcAy speshtod1 "
" ~ 5,lv siaued CHARLES MORAN 2rustes-
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Alililarn Noils,.s.


Now-Yorl County Vol .asteer Committee.
Office Now Badns corner nAnberssA aud BFoaiway 80
joining New Coutho ,, tentrAnce BrosdwvJ
10000 VOLUN dEERS WANTED!
~ The following sre no pecunAry inducements 0's'sa.
eoUNIY BOUNTY, al down...........''''''''...."
STAKE bocNLA -. ,..............''.''''''''' "a.
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new recs"'"'.'"' '
UNITED STATE 4 BOUNTY, additional % 'e'''" a., 49,.
.,,s,. ..,..............'.. WAT
sOsesA7''''''' s-.sssssss'''''''
To y .............'ss'''s''
ArpIica.i ~. to be made Pe' ''a''' .
u."'se + = GODFREY 0UNTIiER MayoT
,f,truEw =. B8EnsAN. Iompssoss
nnlsoN BLUNT Supervisor,
EIIJAH +. PuRpy saperdsor.
! WILLIAM n. SMART. supervisOs
: WILLIAM ~ TWEED. scresisoE
County Committee
GEORGE OPDYKE. Ausilia'y henbss-
; oeIsoN BLtEf. ChsifsssI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Ag,lY RE,Isy ;; AzlAR BuupH0. Ao.DEss PAHK

ALBAEY y. T. Malcnf "a,
Tickets s per SSs he,s Is gee RS1s ~ he
TI1Y PROCLAIM lion, dated Sept 22, = d., 1862.
a.; La obtained b. jaelosing 81 for each .eot eh
ard residence WILLIAM NAhNtS ti las oil the spe'
lial Committee albany, n 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

DIR. SWAYNE'S PASSACEA.
DIR, SWAYNE'S BANACEA-
TIE only sovereign Eene6y for e9ee,uaily curing
s.-ofile Impure blacd
S,pcers' fioire. o. STeled Meek,
old Sores nroprlaal s Eeliing,
Frvsipe a Rheumatic AhecfiODs
Paiis piuiples Bed ~ Jts OF Ielomel,
y,'fre Syvtllinq- N.r,urilI Disclses
Soro Fves Cusueons Diseasea,
scald Head, l5snei a. .0iht w,
Deep-seated Syphilis, hpJcmt Ionpilil@, eeio
Eo pafsuag TO CT the rcEllef a. f.a oily - III
sWAYNE q son, No. $50 North 6rst, J. hi.adel2i2 ~.
sod at IIEIHpoLDs No. go IroasEa 5iRNE, Q. ~
r,-osJ,ssv. Malls Co.'S No us Fraikinss Ncv-Nork.
Silver Hunting Lepine Watches 81, Tlo Sls' -Na %"
each. -, asa "a, a9a
90 523 each 40. Al. so !. n
Silver Hunting English Part levers, @S, SO Si'' 90"
10 s,15 each. . n, -. u
Al warranted, and sent - u or e1Tses' to "a parts Of
the olntgy without extra charge =, .-,,
One door below l-----.- A-.-e- 70. ~ p ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
New. York, Jan. 81.
UARrYN. InlY 90. 1903.

HARLEM July Co. 1853.
have been deaf for twenty-five years snd D.. Won
Esonberg has operated both my without the slightest
pain did nc. believe ,ueh thing could be DONE row
hesr well and feel my head clear which did net fc the last
twenty years The dex,eity ard skill with which ne opera
ton was performed evinces tho highest practical sbkty
hear perfectly It Is month since tho operation,
and continue 10 feel as well as
WILLIAM LIDDLF,
Harlem l26th-s. between q Ard 3dsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
.a'ri,e RemblIc MOI Ungrafeful.v

"The Rcrrbllc MOI UngrnirintU
kEy.yORA YOUNG MEMS REPU BLiCAA UNION.
a PUBLIC RECEPTION
Nv AZ Citizens Of New-lork or
GEORGE THOMPSON, Ese.,
b. ,rs A. IN, oosdiutor OF John Bright Richard Cob
snI r. a. England have efficiently advanced ihe
- HE tfplsu will take plsce % COOPER INST
TUrE on MONDAY EVENING, Feb 20, ut o'clock DOCS
oprn stT
Tickets so cents each. . $3.50
ISe eeiire procsods viii be given TO NJ. Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Ur,,,ol pre,ents-Briiai II ,.c.c,,,s.

A. IN days OF old in these moderr tines they marry
and are given In marriage We would suggest TO the friend
~ The psrtissn that tie place to siam BRIDAL PRES
EkIs IA at the store ol Luz Jus HAHg "a Co,
tos4 and Bur ling. slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

BATcHELoR.s HAIR DYE.-The best IN the
world Perfect, 6atnral reliable harmless ana
Sold by all DR. sgi.t.. Factory No. 81 BaEeAy..t
BEAUTIFUL LIFB-LIKE PICTURES.
c,res n Witt. ~ Der dozen Duplcaies o. Al ueS'
,tiyss r Uttered H. A. LEWIS No l@Chaihim o., y; L.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

Notice 90 BARRIERS and Hair Drcssers.-A meeting
vii be held on FRIDAY goth inst, O'Clock M ny no;
26 Brooest near Crosby for the purpose Of RAlsNd ana
SiFORhliNG the PRICES Of the nTstclas establish ments
N- BY order Of the Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

Prof. ALEX. G. 'sTRIcoPHERouso OR ME-
DICTATED COMPOUND fof pr'e yng restoring ana oeeutys
ib han ersIicang scu ind daniruh preve citing bsdne.i
and gray hari curing diseases o. ,he ss glands ana
Iscb :. ALL rheum pimpes chblsin' SCI chaps rheuni
i'm swengs sore throst &C. aud giving instant rene N
60, Of cuts bruises spTans burn. scalds &c fice -
cenis Sold by all Drnggss throughout the wog.d frincpa
Office No. "a PeaIl-st. New loTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

Iadieo, Gilt Con,is-N ew sfyies-FRoM PARIS.
Two. THREE, FOUR FIX, EIGHT, TEN, AND FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS each -
Va, ss!s BIZ GEO c. ALLEN.
No. ~ Broadway, QUO d0or below caasl't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
.crofnla, Ola sores, Inpure BLOOD, SC.

STATES.
See aavertisement on another pssP.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

LINCOLN, TIE TYIANT.-The Warsaw
New Yorker thus burleSques the Copperhead
statement that the President Is about to de-
clare his Administration perpetual: My
hies that's nothing; it is reported that Mr..
Lincoln not only intends to be Emperor for
the next two hundred years, but that he will
issue 4 decree that all babies under fifteen
years of age shall be drowned, 50 that his
Youngest will have no competitor for the next
Presidency He will also soon set Wash
ington on fire, and play on jcwsharp from
Arlington Heights, that he may know how
Nero felt when he was tiddling over burning
Rome Ii is also reported that he will soon
order n draft of one young and handsome girl
from every household in the land, and or
ganizc h1rem, Ia Turk. The rye crop of
the entire West will be seized to make whis-
Ky for this dcspot. Mrs. Lincoln is to wear
bells on her toes, and to have Il Copperhead
brought in on platter at evening for enter
tainmcat, when she dances before the Cabi-
net. Domestic peace is the plea for these
projects"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

SUBSTITUTES IN RtcHMoSD.-The Rich
mond Enquirer says that two substitutes
have been recently purchased in that city,
one for $4,000. another for Sll,000. The
Enquirer remarks Considering the mani
fest destiny of the substitute system, this is
rather heroic temptation of fate, provided
the principals design remaining in the Con.
federacy to luxuriate upon the surplus Of
their fortunes. But while so many are de-
parting the country, and leaving non-com-
batants behind to take care of their property,
it is not probable that such gentlemen will
await the action Of Congress on the Substi-
tute question. To mass a fortune, convert
portion Of it, into gold, then to set sail for
Europe 10 avail: the termination of the war.
while the wife stays at hons as a loc"m te-
mems of the property, is a scheme becoming
vastly popular just now with substitute men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07
WORK OF THE CHARLESTON Arsenal

WORK OF THE CHARLESTON ARSENAL
The Charleston Mercwy in an article on the
defense of that city, says: In this memora-
BILE defense our little arsenal has played an
important part, though limited in its capaci-
ties: We learn that since March last it has
melted up more than 800 tons of iron, and
cast more than 5000 projectiles, exclusive
of grape and canistcr-upwards Of 1000 be-
ing s, 9, 10 and ll-inch shot and shell. Dur
ing the same time l.lany of the heaviest guns
have been banded there in a style not sur
passed, if eaualed, in the Confederacy, and
some of the finest and largest gun-carriages
made that were ever turned out of any shop.
Nearly IL, 900 small arms have been prepared
for use, and 5000, 900 small-arm cartridges
have been made, and the quantity Of metallic
friction primers now daily turned out is 1000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

CLERICAL VITA Universalist clergyman
of Wisconsin, who has recently returned
home from Term of service as chaplain to a
regiment in the Army of the Cumberland,
spoke at town meeting the other day, and
in the course of his remarks touched on the
atrocious barbarities of the rebels. My
friends" he said, "I have always preached
to you against any such institution as hell,
or future punishment, but my experience
within the last few months has modified nay
opinion somewhat believe there is a hell
provided for those wicked devils US military
neceSsitu."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07
HOTELS, SALOONS, ETC.
VESEY'S HOTEL,

VESEY'S HOTEL,
MAIN STREET.. GOLD HILL, n. T.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
i known Hotel has been entirely reftted, en-
larged refurnishci and in fitted in the most COM
Portable style for the accommodation of guests.
The omnbuSses between Gold Hill and Virginia
will make regular trips during the night.
The BAR will be always well stocked. and the
TABLE supplied with the choicest the market
affords. lno4 til Fl. NJ. fESEY, Prop'r.
RICHARD sANDERl [EDw. scHAEFER
SAN FRANCISCO RESTAURANT,
Sander & Schaefer, Proprietors,
Main street, Gold Hill.
MEALS SERVED IN EVERY
III Style 9 NJ,
Game, Fish, Eggs, kssailk
And all the delicacies of the season, served in a
superior manner.
Tocl2 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07


FLED IN DIsGRACE.-The ex-Controller Of
State, G. X. Warren, has proved defaulter
in the sum of about ST., 900, and has fed the
State. He left on the steamer of Monday.
Although single man, it seems that his
habits we're so extravagant and expensive
that he could not live on a salary Of $1,000
year, and to raise money to crafty his appe-
tites he deliberately disgraced the State, the
party which elected him, the friends who
trusted him, and sacrificed his own reputa-
ton for life. He has been tried and found
wanting in the essential element Of honesty.
He has lived fast, and probably gambled in
feet with the money of the State, and when
the, time for reckoning came fonnd himself
unable to restore it, and, like Treasurer Bird,
was compelled to take flight.
The sum for which he has sacrificed HIM
self is comparatively small, and he leaves his
securities to make up the loss to the State.
They are reported to be abundantly able to
nav it but then who ever heard of a bond
being collected: When Warren was nomi-
mated, it was reported that he had been en-
gagged in a money transaction which was
considered dishonorable, but his friends eX-
planned il away. The charge was probably
true, as he has demonstrated that in money
matters he could not have been at any time
very conscientious. There are those in the
city who predicted, after seeing him, that he
would be certain to disgrace himself before
his term of office closed. He has fulfilled
those predictions.-Sac. Union, Jan. 6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07
washoe Stock and Exchange Board.
THURSDAY, Jan. - Pm.

THURSDAY, Jan. 20 z. NJ.
VIRGINIA DIsTRIcT.-Allen, $50 asked |;
Burning Moscow, $40 asked; Milton, $50
asked Moss, S25 asked; 0sceola, $40
asked Seneca, SIS asked; Santa Fe, $35
asked Sierra Nevada, SIS bid-Sl50 asked;
Santa Rosa, $l2 asked; Utah, $75 asked !;
Virginia Express, 81 asked; Philadelphia,
Sl5 asked; Mt. Royal, $40 asked; Lathrobe,
$50 asked; Oakland, SO asked; Mississippi,
s. asked.
GoLD HILL DIsrRIcr.-Bullion, $50
bid SO asked; Baltic, $3.50 bid $500
asked; Baltimore American, $50 bid !:
Caledonia Tunnel, $35 asked; Crrsus, $50
asked; Dardanelle, $40 asked; Dell, $50
S33 bid, $50 asked; Golden Horn, 81 bid,
$40 asked Globe, Ssl2 bid, Sl2 asked Orig
inal Hawkeve, $40 asked; Louisville, SO bid,
S25 asked; Kentucky, 50 bid, 50 asked !;
Argo, IS bid; Napoleon, 50 80 bid, IS
asked 0neota, $40 bid, SIS asked; Abel &
Kew, $40 asked; Knickerbocker, SIG bid,
$40 asked; Jenny Lind, s. bid; Crown
Point Rayine, Sl2 bid, SIS asked; Banner,
S25 asked; Orion, IS asked Narragansett,
s. bid; Justis, sos bid, Sl22 asked Mary
Ann, S25 bid, Sj5 asked; Midas, 81, 800
asked; North American, $751;, $50, SSI bid,
SS7, SSS SS7 asked; Princess, $50; Rock
Island, IS and 81 bid, IS and 81 asked;
South American, SIS bid, 800 asked; Ste
venson Kehoe, SIS: Uncle Sam, 500 bid !;
Yellow Jacket, 81, $50 asked; Yolo, s. bid /;
Colorado, ) 90 bid; Keystone, 90 bid;
Golden City, 10 90 asked; Robinson, ID 90
asked Bell Vernon, ID asked; Pilot, II %
asked.
PALMYRA DIsrRIcr.-Southern Michigan
s. asked; Miantonomah 500 asked; Cop
perS S11 bid; Crescent , bid.
DEvIL's GATE DISTRICT.-Pride Of the
West $65 bid, 800 asked; Pioneer go
asked; SebaStopol 81 bid, $50 asked; Prima
Donna $40 asked; KosSuth $40 asked; Lady
Ellen $40 asked ...r--r-.
FLowERY DIsrRIcr-Lady Bryan Si5
bid, $50 asked. .. ....
SALES To-DAY-GoLD HILL DIsTRIcr.-
ID shares North American at SSI; 10 shares
ditto at $50; ) shares Rock Island at 50: .
shares ditto at 81; 50 shares Kentucky at 50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

WORD has been received overland of diff
ficulty between the two wrecking parties at
the Golden Gate remains; it is said the see
ond expedition got up four boxes of treasure
and refused to place them on board the Sagi-
nav to await award Of Court
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

PROPOSED wooLEN FACTORY AT NAPA.-
Several prominent citizens of Napa are TAX
ing steps to organize joint stock WOODEN
factory in that town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-07

NJ The Laird ironclads have been valued
for the British Goyernment-the Toussn Ut
fl06, 900 and Ell Monnassir at fSO.OOO.