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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-17

whole Union ticket.
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The terror and rage which KILpAT-
RIcK's raid inspired at Richmond, is
evident from the space which the pa
pors Of that city devote to their com.
mcnts upon it. In one article the
Dispatch accuses the North OF the
adoption of a new policy against the
South--famine. 1t thus admits the
scarcity ofprovisons, for in well
stocked country the obstruction Of a
few thousand bushels Of grain would
not render starvation imminent. The
Wing says that, throwing out Of nc
count the lives destroyed and the pro
pcrty burned, business was interrupted
for week. For three or four days
all the Government departments ard
workshops in the city were closed, and
nearly a week lost at II time when
every moment is Of precious value
Thirty days grace in. which TO fund
SG00, 1000, and the Treasury closed dur
clerks and craftsmen were made sicl
by being called out and compelled tC
undergo exposure to which they were
unaccustomed, and rendered incapabl,
of work for weeks to como, and this
when all, or nearly all the department.
are behind hand with their work. TN,
Enquirer turns from the all -engrossin.
topic to that of tho Presidential cam
paign in the North, 1t says the can
vass will be more importantin its ulti
mate bearings on the war than th,
military campaign of tho ensuing sea
son. 1t thinks lhNcQLN has managc(
to keep the whip hand of most of hi
rivals, though Fremont may give hin
somo trouble. On the whole, it con
cludes that LINCOLN Will be rcnOmin
ated, though FREMoNT is ambitious, an,
will run anyhow. ltsays the Copper
heads are too woall in numbers to b.
regarded ~ dangerous in any contin
gcncy. At arccent levoe ut JEFF, DA
Wis house Is hats were stolen. Gen
cral Polk, on the 2Gth ult,, issued
flaming address to his troops from hi
headquarters at Demopolis, Alabama
He praises their "brilliant' conduct
and says they have beaten force thre
1 times MS large rs thcirs--meaningSnEn
MANS, out ofsight Of which he careful
q ly kept himself and thcm.-[CincinnO
Ii Gazette,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-17
March 4th,

Correspondence ofthe st. Louis Republican.
VICKsBURG, MISS,
March 4th.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
" Prove all Things, Hold fast 10 that
.. ma which Is GOOd.n s.

CiNcrSyATI, Dec. Goth, 1861.
DR.. c. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir:-I have
leen carrying out the above motto in
proving the qualities and benefit ofyour
stomach Bitters,r for over six
using them myself In my old
age; and ~ many instances reeojnmen-
ding them to others, and giving to per-
sons who needed pure Invigorstting
ronlc Bitters refreshing and strength
ming to tho system. ! checrfully en-
dorse their goodness, and use thom in
preference to all others. ..
Very Respectfully, ''
S. j. BROWNIE.
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D1~All the Union members of tho
Maine Legislature have pronounced in
favor of the re nomination Of Mr.. Lin
cohh taf sro' '8as1 -.-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

OF A VALUABLE WOOLEN FACTORY,
..H. AT WILMINGTON, CLINTON5 no
e -.t COUNTY, OHIO. S..,,.
FTNHE Undersigned will sell at public auction, the
I door ofthe COURT HOUSE, in WILMINGTON,
Clihton comfy, Ohio 9' T-T ~
.sa On Tuesday, April 18th, 1864,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M, and O'Clock
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our 01lccllOnaJc sister,
"lIIZXIE A. HOSKINS."
UNSATISFACTORY OF THE SOLDIERS.

A soldier writes to his wife from
"CaWp near Jackson, February 4th,
1864, in this inglorious strain;
THE citizens and soldiers are in great
confusion here. | have seen great
many soldiers who say that they are
going home soon. | think that this
war will soon end, unless the soldicry
should become more satisfied. | do
not know what may be brought about
to reconcile them. think the thing
is nearly wound up"
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

NONsUMpTIVE sufferers Will receive a valuable
NJprescripton for thccure ofConsumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, and al Throat and Lung Diseases Gree OF
ehargc) by sending their address to
Rev. T.. A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
jan 2l-t3 6w Kings Co, Y.
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Woolen Factory,

IN WILMINGTON, OHIO. lgafgE
Appraised ats22c, not to be sold at less than two
thirds of the appraised Value.
TERMS-one third in hand one third in one year,
and one third in two years with interest on deferred
payments. Payments to lie secured by mortgage on
Welnsos sold irW W g,l- ggl.gt gtN 17,H9
sUSANNAH. RING,
t Administrative ofGcoruc Ring, dcc.
rvlr ll% ttAGSB s FnirfrR, Att'ys, $50
Mu.h 10, tSGi.-MjU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-24
CHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STATE OF Iowa LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk the District county in favor
of Hiram Barney, and ains Jacob EyerhaT land also
decree against L. Iarbine, 4. b. Porter Il.rin Dewey
james Harlan, Robert Wilson. j. 4 Mcdowell Cleghorn
HARRISON and V kersey, q al have levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder the front door Of the
Clerks office of the District Court of Lee county Iowa.
Keohuk. in said county, the 5th day Of March, A. D.
1864 between the hours Of o'clock and oolock
P. commencing at 2ocioek n Of said lay the fol-
lowing property towit The south hall Of the southwest
quarter OF section nine 9 of township sixtyseyen f6
north, Of range FIVE 10 west In Lee county. Iowa
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee 81 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
keokuk Feb. 4th '6i. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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AHERIFF"S SALE.

- STATR ON lows, LEE CouSrr-ss.
Ey virtue Of special execution % directed issUtd
E the Clerk q the District Court III sad county In favor
~ Turner lsnn Go. and Converse Harding Co. and
against Hugh H. smiley, 4 have rsc upon and viii sell
tine highest bidder at the rDnt door ia Clerk soce III
tlie District Court u Lee county Iowa. keokuk in said
county the 9TH day 0f March, A. H. 1864 between the
heurs of o'clock A. VI. and o'clock r. H. commencing
AT o'clock L. W. Of said day, the following property to
wit Twenty 70 feet front Fifth y one hum
bred feet lVp deep out q lots and in block So COM
mencing point the line 81 lot seven . and rifth
street hundred feet fron johnson street and forty
feet from the alley running through block SC: thence on
the line OF lot and Fifth street towards alley twenty
leet thence at night angles 9Th lots aud
70 lot 3 in block 10, hundred feet thence along the
line 81 lots and toward Johnson st. - feet thence across
lots eight and seven 10 the line OF lot street
at the point 81 beginning, in the city fkeuknk Lee
- Iowa. for the payment Of first the Judgment Tnr-
ner, Wilson d Co; secondly the amount due Converse
Harding Co.. and any oyerplus TO Margaret c. Davies
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee s. 30. ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, jan -, 1861 Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
by virtue Of special execution to ue directed issuel
by the Clerk of the District Court said county
Of J. H. BUTLER and against John A. Patterson and also
decree against o. lngiiam and It D. lngham,l have
levied upon and viii sell to the highest bidder tho
front door OF the Clerk office Of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa. at keokuk In said county the 9Th day
of March, A. D. 1864, between the hours Of clock
and o'clock ?. NJ commencing at o'clock P NJ Of said
day the following property, to-wit Lot No nine in
block No. seventy 10 in the city OF hokuk county,
Iowa
Taken levied upop aud TO be sold by order of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fec & so, ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keokuk, Jan %, 6i. Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa
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.HERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or IOWA. LEE Co.'S
By virtue Of special execution TO me directed isse
by the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county in ,or
Of j. H. Butler and against s Kimball tsnd also de-.
cree against AbneF Reeves, have levied npen and will
sell to the highest bidder the front door the Clerk
Office Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa at
kuk In said county, the 5tl day of March, A. D. 1864
between the hours OF o'clock A. and o'clock p.
commencing at o'clock Of said day the following
property towit: The fortysix 1857 and twptirds
81 feet of lots four Al five 81 and six 81 In hiock fifty
eight 1881 In the rity efkeokuk, Ice county Iowa.
Taken levied upon and TO be sold by order OF court 10
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee 81 30. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Ksokuk, Jan =, ~ ahssiG Of IAs Co, Iowa.
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SHERIFF~s SALE.

~ sTsrE - Isvs LEr Cos
by virtue Il sPesl execution difst ts Issued
- the Cisfk Lis;r. trf Il sail efHgs ia favor
q Hiram Barney. sas against fieorze hook Ind eso
3ecfre aeaiast J. NJ Itsit and ). X fiorDsh} have
leflfsl elsn ard eil li q the highest bijer at the
front dssr u the Clerks oce Of the District Court q
Ice eeuif. lows at KeokHk, in said county GA the 18th
es q aste'l- A. D. l>6s between The heufs elk
4 - asl deck P NJ ucing at ociock p y "A
aid Day. TIE following property, t-wi; North hall d
uorthwet quarter. s.-iion sixteen ID township sixty
sven 6 north % range vest, In Lee coebty I0@a
Taken levied up7n and 20 t sid ~ order Of court &c
satisfy said writ Il execution.
Printers Zee e 50 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keoknk- Jan. -. q. sheriff Of LIZ Co Iowa
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CHERIFF"S SALE.

~ S1tTE cy Iowa. LIE CO.
by sirta. Of execution g. directed issued ~ te
tieEk If the District Curt 81 -ai county favor q
Howe, Pierce Co., and against Jonas HcagAton / l.ye
iesiet UPON aid wiil sell the gle.t bidder AZ the
front door Il the Clerks ce q the District Court q Ie
county Iowa at heokuk Ia sad eapBty the st dAs
q AsTeb A. ID. lse4 tetwe ea the hours of O'Clock
and oeloek - commencing az ecloek p n ~ ssIi
Day, tbs following property, tit. The isrthssst quar-
ter 81 the northeast quarter n section thirty 81 and the
southeast quarter 81 the southeast quarter II section
H. all Ia township ixty-e1hi 6 north II Tslt. seven
vest, AMI t8e northeast quarter the southeast
quarter section tweniyf0ur - township sixty~cyer
- north, q range = vest, ia Lee county Iowa-
Taken eFie uI9, and b. sold hy erder q cuurt 10
satisfy ssid J. execution.
Printer tee = "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON
ht-ekuk. JaE. -. o.. Sheriff Of Lee Co.. lows
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SheriH7S Sales.
OHERlFF'S SALE.
NHLRIFF'S SALE.

~ c4NE OF IOWA, LIZ t0-ss
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk o. the District Court Of said county In favor
Of Marietta Hughes. and against Seth L. Barnuni have
levied upon and Will sell the highest bidder ut the
front door Of the Clerks office Of the District Court II
county, Iowa at kcoknk in said county, on the 18th day
If March, A. D. 1864 between the hours Of o'clock n m
and o'clock p. m commencing at o'clock u IN Of said
day the following property, owis: Lot twelve lei in
block ten TO- in Reeves, Perry & Williams Addition &
men;s thereon.
Taken levied upon and 70 be sold by order court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Zee 81 81. ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk. Feb. 10, s64. sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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GHERIFFS SALE.

NJ kTAfE OF IOWA, LIE C0.--s..
BY virtue Of special execution directed issuet
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, Ia fay
Of John sarderson and against William Tnberrnan snt
also decree against III. g. Timbernan and oherst hav.
levied upon and will sell the bidder the from
door ef the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Les
county Iowa. Keokak, ia said county the 9th nsy
of March, A. D. 1854 between the hours Of O'Clock
ahd O'clock p ~, commencing at O'clock Of SAID
day, the following property, iit: Being hundred
loo feet Morgan street ard huDered and forty
10 feet on sixth 9th street, in southeast
Chatham Square IN The city vf kekuk, Lee county, Iowa
extending alley running through said square
equal in dimensions full lots according to the
orr InaI plat Of said city Of Keokuk
Taken levied uTo, and 10 be scid by order Of court
satisfy said writ II execution
Printers Pee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk. Jan -, 81 sheriff 1T Lee. Co.. Iowa
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.HERIFFS SALE.

OHEKIFF 8 SALE.
NJ STATE or Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution to me directed issued
ty the Clerk of the District Court of said county, in favor
OF Rix Hale Co., and against Horace Washburne and
L. d. Spurgeen have levied upon and will sell the
highest bidder the front door OF the Clerks Office of
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa. Keokuk in said
county, the 9Th day of March, A. d. 1864 between the
hours Of O'Clock A. and O'clock commencing at
The nrt-west anarter Of section nine and the SOUTH
east quarter dissection four "a In township sfxy-sx 66
North Of range SIX [6I west, In Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upo and to be sold by order of court to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Pee 81 SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON,
KeOkuk, @a14 =, ~ 6hcgd0 Of - Co lava
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SHERIFF7S SALE.

~ SrsTE or lows, LEE Co.'S.
by virtue 81 special me directed Issued
IL the Clerk Of the District Court Il sid county favor
81 o G. Hale and Daniel Kennedy. Executor ~ Am kxI-
ar. deceased. Edward n Hart and AIS, decree against
Ann N. Hart, have levied upon and VIII sDl the
highest hitier, he front dsr Of the Clerks ofce ~
the District Court Of Lce county I1w, heokuk sail
county. the 18th day Il March, a d. lsB4 between the
hours % ctack AID O'Clock canInenc ilg a.
ocle-k N. oi ssA siay, fhs i,s ing property.
80 IN the city Ut he kirk, hcr county Iowa. being fifty
ieet johnson street Id nly Itst Secca Ia
square SHAPE beginning AZ the u and
johnson said twelve i-s thence fifty feet
along sseand towards tie alley Til aid hieek thence
tfEy frer night atsle Second Third
sfseat at Twelve IL thence City along iyd-
lu4 lime III lots IL ami ~ 10 johnson thence Nfts
Ela4 johnson Second street 10 place ii hi
gnnias, with the improvements tlerr0a-
Iake l~siei neH and g. lie sold by order ~ court To
satisfy said writ oi Neesiicn.
Printers Fte " 5n ISRAEL ANDERSON.
hepkgk, jan ~, Ci. sAeFif a. LIE Co.. Iowa
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ erATK or Iowa, Ike Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution to Directed isene
the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county In favor
~ eeorge Deugiss and j. W. Rankin, and against William
= have levied upon and will sell to the high
~ the front door Of the Clerks office OF the
% Dcuit o. Lee county, Iowa, 1t keokuk, in said
bos n % o IN ss Gay Of March d. 1854 between the
at o'clock NJ Of said day the foI,aring nrarrtr to
WIT part d the northwest Of section twenty
Two township OIL north Of range I've ISL
ginning at the northwest Of said or,artr st
thence south 81 IL, east 81 chains II Inks 10 s,n
thence south ~ west, - chains; thence north sa -
west 70 chains and 5i links TO stone thence nor,s 81
chains and links - the beginning, in the county o. I
and Staff of Iowa
Taken levied upon aud to be sold by order Of court To
satisfy said wit OF execution.
Printers Foe s. 30 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
kcoknk. Jan -, 81 Sheriff of lee Co. Iowa
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A.scmbIy-scvcntccnth Day.

>, -, rL;
House met AT II oc'''N' '''
members present D,,h;
Ttayer Oy ne. .,oa ain' ,vaS road amended
SouanuI VI '''
"1U "PP-O'@"' pppoprs.
NJ. Inn FROM, Comm;ttpe m Education rs
WI. Lee iiV 1 Su Iii TAn Act m nro.
PoIteu oIcN hssIuO! oI.i sor,n,on schools"
Ilue lut tie Ii"Ilte I u SJnsnJ ,,r;rtod
ias rn hSu ,t w az ~ ot,on,;nn of the
me oPeSN'f Sat .tn. ."o go .deaI Of DELAY
ho I " Wv ;aUt ~ s"roo nmorter mr. other
hsu oeeL oGcaS'0N'u III '0'1' f''''
VI tne H p;nt ch,;r,r If tho Committee
:P u ho Nd os vot bnpn unable
y" lin..s, oSae ~ nnT Documents ordered
W ptuSuiI IoR'eSJ y. ry Io,rno5 that the
ptiil'cu' nc h"u - 49, Tr;ntod al.
uoNeLhot iicssSse wac NV
though so ordered cr bod ;r,;.
Inc speaker saiu Tue uoNetnU t aa =
mated that II woula anoru nun Sat.s'"O s;u.od
his inaugural address Shouiu oe piii'eU
with his hrst annual message. 1,rr,I
On motion Oh MI waiter sne
ADDRESS was orderea printed WIFI ''ie EANO ""'
message
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Hawkins offered resolution providing
for Clerk for the Committee on Internal
improvements at SIS per day. Agreed to.
Mr.. Smith offered resolution to empower
the select Committee Amounted to inyesti-
cate the title IN The State Prison, to send for
nanors and have n survey of the nremises
m1TJn AaronJ ~
NJ NaSbnosb ogorod concrrrent resolu-
t;nn ronnir;ns The Rod Of State Prison
Con,rissinnaEs to renort n SvoTn Statement
of Tho cost NJ ,oa;n,o;n,rI Tho State Prison
d., ~ i1". nan nnJ b nS,;n,ato n cost
Sor ny Sue ,ast yea, anu an J0 "a "
NJ Hn."iIis a, w. to- Tim
o,,,n;n,r,t 70 onceu s = ~ nonort tbe
n npppp,ha. ~ -. VI !" .oiti''ee " h. tho
iatn Sh;ot ,n9 s";... v rIorE nrood to
The Sne,l anu o nnt NEE Maasrs Twins
Gutter and Sino ~ DrnS Ton,;ttoo
NJ Rnnd br ." Io sun ts ooii thn "a, cor,.
r,;ttao conDr;S; .he S.ora a tn aentr doiosa.
ton ronOrta5 fnrS5 ny n. .I EU III M.
tioJ an ctto nroh;h;t sno .rOue ~ aarta;n
ws-rants favorabiv M; t 1r, .eo =,
s;n,nIr ;nor0oa;n su' Sr 1 TSa LII ~
i a. C .oS tne Penalty' tne O''' ''
iuT NJ. ~ v SsUey c county warrants Only. A.,
a,n, ,t uuS o"Jecleu " Tue IepoIs vi 'ne
ou hud 'nu' ne, as one o. me se!ecs Cor'''''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-30

A SUCCESSFUL ScoUT.-Colonel Osborne,
commanding negro regiment at Vicksburg,
writes
have lust returned from the longest scout
since 1 have been in the brigade. left here
twelve days since. with one thousand two
hundred men and four pieces of artillery;
landed at Bruinsburg, Miss, from thence
marched to Port Gibson, and from thence to
Rodney, from Rodney to Natchez, by the way
Of Fayette. Left Natchez by boat, went to
Tunica Bend, landed and marched on Wood
Vile, from Woodville to Fort Adams, from
Fort Adams to Woodville, from Woodville to
Natohez, and then to Stearn's House. l cap
tured 1000 beef cattle, 450 horses and mules,
seven army wagons and mules, tburned $780,
900 worth of corn stores at Woodyille, cut
and destroyed the telegraph for miles, cap
tured half dozen rebel mails, with impor-
tant information; also $50 stand of small
arms, three pieces of artillery, one caisson,
$50 rounds fixed ammunition, 80 prisoners Of
war, one captain and two ieutenants; killed
50 rebels, including one major and one lieu
tedant, and only lost two killed and five
slightly wounded. How do you like this
We have more Of the same sort on hand
There is no news here of any kind, except
that which write. anticipate very active
service Immediately.
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ANOTHER HOWL.

Michael Hayes, of San Francisco, has
been arrested and committed to Fort AL
catraz, on charge of being concerned in
another of those piratical schemes which
the Constitutional Democrats of Cali
fornia have from time to time concocted
against the rich commerce of the "Abo-
!itionistS on the Pacific. Hayes is a
" sterling Democrat" of course. One
can always bet high on the proposition,
every time that any plot is discovered
against the nation, that all hands engaged
therein are Democrats" and will be de-
Tended by the Democratic" journals.
JEFF. Davis, Lee, Hardee and Hood, are
all "Democrats and " Christian gentle
men," so are the St. Alban raiders, so
are Semmes and Motif; so werethe Chap
man pirates, and so are Michael Hayes
and his gang. Beriah Brown is Governor
General of the Democrats of the Pacific
Coast, and Beriah Brown is editor of the
Democratic Press and the Democratic Press
is, as matter of course, indignant at the
arrest of Michael Hayes. 1t rants and
raves, and talks about the "forty-hye
thousand Democrats of California the
crowd who could shoot buzzard off a
fy's ear at five hundred yards, every pop.
1t SAYS of Hayes:
We cannot but believe that the conspiracy,
il any, is against him, and not of his con-
cocting; that false spies and informerS, or
reckless Adventures, have taken advantage
OF his open and generous nature to entrap
him into privacy to schemes TO which he has
given no assent, but which mistaken sense
Of honorable obligation has prevented him
from exposing. We know from our own eN-
perience, that Democrats of the purest in
tention are placed between two matgn in
fuences which require the greatest vigilance
10 gurd against; on the one hand they are
under the ban of bigoted and intolerant OPP
position who Scruple at no means or agency
70 impucn their motives or mlScOnStrue their
acts: on the other hand, there are reckless,
impulsive and irresponsible adventures OF
their own party, who, from being treated by
the ruling party as traitors and rebels, have
almost, il not quite, become such, and hav- |
ing no stake in community are ready for any
reckless venture or lawless scheme which !
promises retaliation upon their prosecutors,
who have driven them nearly TO desperation.
50 this poor innocent devil of Michael
HAYES brother of the notorious Tom has
only been priry to piratical scheme, and
has kept his mouth shut through sense
OF honorable obligation" We wonder
if that obligation is not to be found in the
ritual of the Knights of the Columbian
Star, of which Beriah is Generalissimo
The allusiou to those impulsive" leaders
of their own party" JEFF. Davis, Lee,
Beauregard and Beuah,) who have been
treated as traitors until they have almost
if not quite become so in fact is good.
4 few days Sojourn in Alcatraz may pos
sibly so far modify Hayes sense of
honorable obligation" as to induce him
to open his mouth concerning these
(" schemes to which he has given no as
sent" We shall see.
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SACRAMENTO DISPATCH.
salute for Savannah - Denth-Acci-
dent.

salute for Savannah - DcRth-Acci.
dent.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 80.
A salute of thirty-six guns was fired
yesterday afternoon by the Sacramento
Light Artillery in honor of Sherman's
victory at Savannah.
Captain John Gorham Thayer died yes
terday of hemmorhage of the lungs.
George Buckner, a conductor on the
Sacramento Valley Railroad, while switch
ing his engine at Freeport his foot was
caught under the cow-catcher and so
badly crushed as to render amputation
below the knee necessary. The operation
was performed by DR.. Simmons last even
ing, at the What Cheer House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-30

SLowSEss OF WAR.-Park Goodwin, at a
meeting held in New York recently, said
Europe says that we are slow. remember
that the great Wellington took six years to
drive Napoleon out Of Spain, country as
great as Virginia, and then he retired be-
cause of reverses elsewhere. Four nations
of Europe took two years to occupy the
Crimea, country as large as New Jersey.
England took twenty.eight mouths to re-
press the Sepoy rebellion, about as great an
undertaking as to put down rebellion among
the negroes of South Carolina county.
France has in more than year succeeded in
getting only about one hundred and eighty
miles in Mexico, where she holds very in
secure position. We think that England had
better look at home before critioising the
movements of our armies.