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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

The Cbarlesson Mercury Of Oct 18th has 2
,.aatcF, from Mobile, dated Ocs l0fl,, which
.,vs .-'.On Saturday oar eastern shore bat
,ares opened Ere o., the gun h>a1s and Whip
nd ,he,n of o. Sandag the salne battery
5aoened on a side wheel steamer, a2s-: hiiiet1
snd disablesi her. The vessel Is ToS z,ow yls~
10 bls in f}a feet. 'P'aS morning I'll but two
vessels disappeared, but returned II the even
M i letter from New Y ork says: The BALI
more arrests are making q good many people
here shake If, their boots. Indeed it WAS re
nortetl Ibis afternoon that the Provost Marshal
had been reegraphe} to take care' It certain
luties supposed 10 he, or To have been, en-
nyel in the blockade RAINING business.
A dispatch from ST. Louis, Mo. dated yes
terday, says bat the Coniederates have cap
tured Danville, in Montgomery county, in mat
state, and occupied Lezington and Warre15~
Jug &c.
Sweet pocafoe. were selling, by retail on the
wharf, this nornins, at S Is per bashe!.
e. 4. Paut, the n Y. Times, correspond
ent with Sheridan army, has been captured
betveen Edinburgh and Mount }aczson.
Gen. B;rne3, Of she q, s Army, st Is said,
Ii suffering from an attack Ct typhoid fever,
Contracted IN Inwes Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
NAIL LINE BEE'IY ZEN

" -as-71 liz = = A1sU = II s1~AI1 = =
HAVING hcen awarded the contract 1or
4 { carrying F!,5 mel! beSwa this city ,aG:A
Washington, stoe undersigned ha~ put Oh the
ronte y s:ew and cemfnztan!e NOACEj, for tit*z
acco g, mediation q travellers
I'le Uon"h vii! ieaya 81 %, clock very MORN
ms Cor Washington, arriving there II time -
cnnDaot with the trains gola&: 7o-;n, 49, II
night vii leave ~ Depot ii Wellington; %
she s1riva; q he {" clock fr:;1:. Thus person:
living ia Alexandria as. jouGncTisg NORTH ur
returAig will always b. s'sra -: sac ana
speedy conveyance to ana from Washington.
~" Passengers for lbe North 81 ] ., cioca -
the morning viii be ca. .ocl Ter: oT leaving the1r
name ard place Of residence a1 chs office NJ.
7 south Pitt street,
sept {-ll32 EDWIN T. MAYHEM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18

MARINIS
DANCING ACADEMY,
las. King S., Bet. S.. Asaph ard Washington.

10, N!I 80 bec. 49, -
DROF. MARINT respectfully announces 70
l. his patron and che public III general, Gnat
ne will resume his classes Oh Monday, pcCo~
ber Sd.
rAys tt ru!TIoS:
For Young Ladios, Misses and Nsst"rs
every Monday and Wednesday, from &c . K
NJ for Gentlemen from to 10 f. M
@sxs~ For particulars see circu :ars, 50 be had
al Efrano!l's Book Store, OF at the Academy d.
ms school hours. sep lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTATE FOR SALE.

-
ESTATE FOB SALE
rHE NED Will SELL AT
Pubic Sale if not d;sp ssed Of al private
sale before that time, on the premises,
On Uednesday, October Is, 1864,
lat the hour Of 10 O'Clock, (if fair if not on the
led by the sub cribtr, called and known oy the
name of ':l'H E LODGE containing
IO9 Aeres, more or less.
| and situate: IN SpaIdin2,s District, 10 Prince
1eorge's county, Maryland.
This tr;ctsof land is IN 8 fair stats q cuEtiva-
tD1 and will be sold n three different lots OF
:, 81 and 80 acres more OF less.
There is on. the premises sarge ana comma"
ious Dwelling. with Corn-house, Granary,
t-buiidin gs.
. The land is well watpred, IN a good and
healthy situation, six miles from Washington
Hity and two miles fron, the A1axandrla FERRY;
There is Oh the premises lice Orchard ano
! choice Vineyard.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will be shown
Ehe premises by the subscriber, who resides
Hpon it.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:
| One-half cash and the balance IN six months
therthe day Of sale, with interest on the whole
lfthe purchase money from the day Of sale an
paid, and the deferred instruments to be Sc
tared by the bonds Of the purchaser or our
fhas~rs, to be approved by the subscriber
The terms Of sale will be changed II deemed
tdvisahla
Possession willnot be given until the terms
sale are fully complied with, and upon the
payment Of the whole purchase money good
fnd valid deed will be executed, ard the deco
IRA stamp thereon to be at the expense Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-18
7 +? a! TIE Al! T ( All!

TUsT received fresh invoice II PHoF:
y WUNDRA Ms CELEBRATED HfkB
TEA az excelerUGonic Tor wes: ana oaplEitaS-d
persons. also f,,r dispeptics and persons of Del
lcate heal il. For table u5e, particularly Slr
children. il has been used by many families q
late &c their entire Satisfaction. Price II 70 ct%
5s+r pound. Single package =: rs For SAFE
by ~ IaIto OIFtH & -: Ge1Ii5ts
l45, Prince ctroet.
also NJ nost druggists. 5aa advertisements
in another cnIu?n sep Z+-lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

re- S:asS: .ss ssi ssr
e. ca ::::
o.o.s Jan s.As w.ss'% soA~.h. srors; o'orads
Town 4! . Ss Ss csao op
iis ssJ ss fss. e:
70 load FOR EYork also SD lew previous 10 3d. Danish
X sS'fs s%ScsS syss (. ,..,.s
H.yss FsSs ga Frsssi.: ssSa's, Boston s:.ossv.r.
sseIa tfs'Sss ss Boston
a.Ef @ @ sas sye.
en- s%sssssso wS"sss &C. W. E'
& 81. ~ san @ %
Locke 90 WIN snca,r, snsehsn, DO ..,. ,...o s,.~
a sss, rsFsss
ssssi a. Sssis' ss ''
land San so,,s ss A Ana
cry ko sof sss, s ss Ma ssra afsHs
wS;snss s. sS.f .s @ .as
I'm, oh Lone Star. Paine. Boston o.s g.. no.
big sss no..
ssws uos s,oae do Baton lsr' Curry DO FeOi Ncsp
s,esoss NsaGas az York
=
10 days.
MArAoUsz Feb Gin port brig Neuvtas Wright Tor New
Haven oays; srhr Miranda Phipps for 90 DAYS vvx
PORTSMOUTH, Feb Put In. Rubens, Srohmeysr Ntofk
for Bremen; Maria, Pieper, DO for Rotterdam ,,
PAfFRmo. Jan 15-Sd bark Re6eaca Goddard fouegs
(rom lAcsta, B0st0U. +
: Popr PAIN Feb OIL vessels In port
QUEENSTOWN Feb 5-Std Is2y'e Holman, Draper. FforK
soa "n " ~ teb 9-x'r a.mmoaa a. schwensen
Harding for NYork ,,,, nm, , n.
ton AR 20 h; Norduae lille for do about 10 days
s. HrIssA Jan lo-in port two American ships aud
bark names unknown ~,
81 Tno1 ,s Feb Gin port ships May for Boston tu dis
tfess eakv reshippng cargo Cs'hedra tBr In distress
Br brig Light for NYork next day. scbrs West
Wind for Philadelphia, 10 distress disa; Tannor for
Arr At do previous to reb TO- Clio aud Lawreuce: New
York Jas r Abbott Boston Sid Northern Light, kforki
Lucheiti aud Relief Boston, West Wind, philadelphia
s,cUA Feb 4-in port banks LINDA, wig Yumurl. diss
brig q Harris. wig
TAwu ,coNA. Jan 2l-Arr Victoria, Lockston. NYork
TW,ESrF, Feb 3-Srr Armenia Hamilton Boston
YAR ourH. Feb 9-Oa. Highlander, Brown, for RYork.
IPEn STEAMSHIP CIR LoNoon-!TaR LArssT
Arr from NYork American Union, at Liverpool, Diva 81
0rceDock.
Arr from Boston Harry Warner, at Liverpool
Arr from Greyhound. at Accra; w u RANDALL and
Carrie Hughes at Sierra Leone; Ellen at Bathurst
The Adelaide for New York has put back to Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

CHINA, Can't Anderson. sailed yesterday for
Queenstown and Liverpool.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE. Can; Drew, sailed yesterday for
Havana.
STEAMSHIP CssolE Cap, Thompson sailed yesterday for
New Orleans.
STEAMSHIP HavAHA-The new iron steamship Havana
Captain r N. Greene, will sail this day. 25th inst
At PM for Havana and New Orleans. from pier North
This magni6, vessel has Of the cabins
for the accommodation and comfort Of passengers Of
aGoat which viii be apparent visitors BY
personal inspection The Office Of Of the Hayans the
important regards the comfort and interest OF
sengers hei BY Mr. j. 3. Huertas who leaves nothing
more TO be desired in the discharge OF his duties
the steamship Celia
rary rudder. and stips very fair progress ''''
B.ss AI,.sI,c cs2we from g.di. for n.rbprg which
sroo:by ioanae,sd during the :syere gales Of Dec
in 1851
s,. o. aes sr New YGt
bands The schooner being With fever esesp;
mate and boari her. with INSTRUCTIONS 10
Sem LsocAprA small Of and from Salem for new York
yh slcsse cargo q ms;e went ashore on rsase. Bar
B se By crew 1 from ss c O.
s ss s aa @ s N:- ;o % be-
arrived sd Letter c fTom Capt Small states that the vessel
scnp Ps-nyt from Baltimore for San Andreas nut back
Hampton Roads sunday last with master whiie dead
weymouth.
indies with cargo Of lumber totally wrecked 18th inst
ri Tusket Islands.
GnxrSocx, Feb o--Lsst night The bark Advance which
this about the end OF December Cor Boston
pg pot back lcaxy; shc encountered severe weather.
PoRrsuorrg Feb r--he Rubens. Strohmeyer, from New
York for Bremen here DAY. On the 10 Jan,
al l7 OS n Ion ~ 81 W. passed ship abandoned Climber
adenl painted dark green honss on deck painted white,
with painted black, gilt eagle hguge head,
aud damaged; evidently had been run Into
spoken, NC.
Ship white Mounsln uasndeu from Calao for Antwerp,
Dec 20. lat 80 8, lon n p v. u,.. -
ship Kerch ~ days from Liverpool Tor CALIFORNIA, Jan
lat 81 9, lon 81 low.
Ship Coromande Spooner from Boston Jan 70 Tor Lon.
don Jan W. Lot ~ ~. lou "a 81.
y sg Lion Cooper, from Falmouth for Rsnsoon. Jan
BARK Blondel xilksn. from caoatIa for Philadelphia.
Bark Mary Brookmsn steering E. Feb IS Ia, 30 lou 60 90
i@S lon % Is 70" Sio's TOT ie'''"0u'' ''n ~
Brig Alex Eickes Rnsebroos from Boston for New Or
leans, Feb 20. lat W ~. Ion 90
Foreign Porte.
ARpRossAN. Feb Esd Fanny Foru Robbins, Boston
noo,rasn9 ase az Loss Isssn fsem WORK for Trieste
BsNssnuAvxs Feb e.sld Alice vennsrd, Kelley, csrd'G
RownAv Jan TAR Heroine, Tv,pp zanzibar
BAHtA Jso lila port ~ brig despatch, Boston, ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

,q3rrss-Powsa On Monday evening February a. BY
RQwtt, both Of this city
&Qgkland county and Washington papers please copy
:, remson- BR0wRR On Thursday, February H. BY the
Hev " w Holloway JOSEPH X. PsRsos TO SUsiE RANKIN
qaSnghter q John Broysr. Esq q Fushins T. L AZ.
f6et Methodist Episcopal church, By the Rev. John A.
oche Mr. JANIS r SMIrH 70 Miss SARAH LOUISA NEWMAN
Doth OF this city
Tasn.- -on Monday, February ~, ~ the Rev.
des daughter Of Samuel Munsor Esa all of this city
= ffLL0U-4ARcgEs-In Elizabeth, n j., on Tuesday
yebruAry g. by the Rev j. Hurst EDWARD L. TILLou 10
rs EnsA. eidest daughter o. Harmon Garcken all Of
Elizabeth. N. j. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

1900 sswasMP Pat, ya sr.s Dss catered y oss,,.s
X,sesn sstard.y nsh. sat Moas 80" r. .rsom rts
80 au. nltty OF Human Har $780, " ~ NE shoe.
above asssrd VIII p..d os ne s,ssf pEFid
sna 70 p,op" .r zee &c Pat, street, ~ s,sio,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

n IN REWARD WITH BIZ PAID Foa rus osrs n,
D,DV ton ana CONVICTION ~ the per- sou o 80 II ,rs,
sr,cred hs prsnisss rear OF ~ ~, ~. ~.
an N. man, AZ ,Se mi tns ami fore biz remover ' -
cs,nery and furniture f,on 'sd pes'"'s coRSweLa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25
THE LECTURE SEASON.

TOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNITED STATES SAM
i tnry Commission. NJ De CORD0vA, ESQ, will dc
liver lecture in tue OF the congregation Shaa
Hashsmoin, on Saturday February ~ at 10 o'clock A. NJ
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAfLY. FOR GENTLEMEN
only, at the New York Museum OF Anatomy, 6i9 Broad
Parties unable 70 attend those lectures can hsve hem
forwarded receipt OF ten by addressing Secreay
Of the New York Museum Of Anatomy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25

CroLEs-rRox 0ssTLEsEN. on FEBRUARY a.
- ~ iitte boy sver Tee Set and Co Zee Urn u.Arked
Pasnbrokers hereby cautioa Cd asAos. 6uvins
the ssrc Any tnormsoa tsat will toad To tn Asoos =
Of he rsopes,y viii be suitably rewarded ~ llaa a 15
~ orsso areei, Brookiyn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
Scientific Scraps.

NJ. Terrell, French savant, a few
weeks ago perfected his aqueous expert
mcnts at Paris, and succeeded in boiling
water in pots made of 'criting paper and
other such attenuated materials. A
learned report was made by him to the
Chemical Society of Paris, on the meth
DDS adopted and the phenomena evolved
in the experiments, which has conferred
great honor on the ingenious philosopher.
La Perouse, in 1856. says the California
Indians at Monterey, used to boil their
atole or porridgc of acorns in straw baS-
kets over the fire, by keeping them in
rapid revolution.
Bismuth, which is said to be found
abundantly in several California and
Washoe minerals, has become lately in
Europe so scarce and high-priced as to
cause it profitable manufacture from old
types. The well known philosophical
journal, the Complies RcndmS, of the French
Academy contains the methods of Ballard
to extract the tin and lead from the bis
muth, which makes the type-metal, by
nitric acid and other resolvents and re-
agents. The bismuth has the quality Of
expanding when about to harden, which,
any contraction, fills the type
moulds and makes perfect edges.
The question often arises with us: why
don't these great French and German
chemists come TO California and display
their reconditc studies: for in this coun-
try every mineral imagined by alchemists
or savans is found in wonderful abund-
ance. And another interrogatory sug-
gests itself; why don't some of our
wealthy citizens give their boys the bene-
fit of the high chemical studies of Paris
instead of making them all lawyers, mer-
chants and politicians 1t was the old
who found out that the moon
was not made of green cheese, and their
legitimate successors who discovered
steamboats,, railroads, telcgraphs and coal
oil, and made candles from asphaltum,
tallow and lard as lustrous and hard as
wax or sperm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

Frankel Mining COmpany.-An nssess-
ment (Nu. % OF One Dollar per share, levied this
dav, is payable Immediately TO the Secretary.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
MEYER BLUMLEIS, Sec'y.
Gold Hin Nav O. ISL may9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

-tIlISI INEtI ~! .TIt1! u IIIII, IlI!oI IN
CAUTION.-The public are hereby cnu-
PLATT kETCiIAM. Sccy.
Gold Hill, May ~. lS6i. iry9i Iuf@

CAUTION.-Ihe public are hereby cau-
toned not to purchase or negotiate for any Ol the
following Certificates OF Stock In the kentucky Gold
AMI Silver Mining Company as the S1ne has been
Suld ut public auction on MONDAY, May 9Th, lS'It
In front Of the cOmpanyS office, Gold lill, and will
not hr transferred ON the books Of the company:
Names CtTti6catr ShS. SS.sOh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
THE EVENING NEWS.
NORTHERN DEAD IN SOUTHERN
LANDS.

In hollows fihe Southern hills,
In gloomy gorge, in solemn shade,
In ravines where the riyulct trills
Its gushing music through the glade,
Wide wide DER all the region spread,
Behold the ashes Of our dead
Some by the blue PotOmac's tide,
Some by the Rappahannock's side,
Some where the Mississippi pours
Its turbid current by the shores
And some, ah many where the height
Of Donnelson was stormed and ta'en:
And numbers sleep where shilohs fight
The green sods reden'd with the slain.
Thick, thick the dead as autumn leaves
Lie round the grim embattlcd wall
Where conGuerd Vickssurg PROSTATE grieves
Ger its vain struggle and its fall.
Some Mt Manassas-in that hell
or Scorching flame and iron rain
Where the mask batteries hurl'd the shell
In relentless hurricane;
Some at Balls Bluff and Bethel sank
While thousands sleep beneath thy plain,
Antietam and pale thousands more
The sods of Gettysburg distain,
Enriching all the soil with gore
Bright, the dear old banner flies
High, high it fiauntcih in the gales
While, dropping in the Southern skies,
Behold the rebel standard pales;
While Banks and Thomas, Grant and Meade
Press onward with the sword and Stccd'
stout Gilmore at the Charleston gate
Knocks with the venegfnl sword of fate
And soon triumphant as yorc
The Union flag by sea and shore
Its folds resplendent shall display
Far as the ocean brecZcs play.
Around Port Hudson thick Teposc
Nba lands nat
Sleeping in dust beside their foes,
Scath'd by the battles wasting flame,
Red, red the Mississippis wave
Bushes with tho valiant saiior-bloOd,
Where frigate hold aud gunboat brave
The flaming batteries wiihstOod.
OF fogy cape and headland gray,
Off Mexic Gulf and Mobile Bay,
OFF Charleston, off the Rio Grande,
Our nayies guard the hostile land,
Tingeing the surges of the main
With valorous life. blood Of our slain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

AT the Capital, in these days, man
who does not want an Office, or hasn't got
one already, is rdra aris, and in view of
this fact, think the following circum-
stance worthy of photographic mention:
A gentleman who had been in the en-
ploy of the Government for some time III
a capacity in which he was no longer
needed, called upon Secretary Stanton
few days ago to settle his account aud
strike his balance with the Government.
The Secretary was so well pleased with
the manner in which he had performed
his labor, that he rendered him another
position equally as pleasant and profitable
as the first, but Mr.. -, declined, stating
that he did not want Office any longer, and
would not accept any position under the
Government at present. "Well." said
Mr.. Stanton, "thats strange; l must
make note of that. Here is man who
don't want office" The matter soon got
noised abroad in the War Department
and occasioned great surprise on the part
of everybody that heard it."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

SOticc-ExcelsiOr Gold and Silver Mining
Company assessment was this day levied OF
one dollar per foot and is payable Immediately to
the Secretary. By order of the Trustees.
L. CUSHING, Sec'y.
Gold HILL MAY 10, lSii myIg In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

NOTiCE.-C. Vi. Taylor, B. Davis, VI.
GUNNER VIM Davis, y. Menthcr, ThoS. Scotland,
f. j. Dunn and Geo. {. Hough, will take notice tha!
the Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company, cor
puratiUn under the laws Of Nevada Territory, owlI-
ng In common with yOn the mining claims located
January 18Th, lNN, as the Wisconsin COMPANY, AMI
the claims located on January 2th, lS,a, by G. NJ.
TayOr T. J. Baker and j. ii. OOdS, Is the southern
extension Of the Wisconsin, In the Gold Hill Mining
District, Storey county, \. t. and now all inC0rpo,
rated under the name OF the Wisconsin Consolidated
Mining Company, have paid and assumed an indebt-
edncsS up to May 2h, ls6I, and since the date Of in
corporation, Of Six Hundred and Twenty-Five Dol
lars (Sh2j) which amount has been expended and as
SUmcd in the actual and necessary working oi said
mining claims.
Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with an
Act of the Legislature Of the Territory Of Nevada.
approved December 18th, lS62, entitled An Act ELL
pOwcrInE Corporations and Associations for Mining
February 10Th, s6i, entitled An Act for the encour
agercut Of Mining" suits viii be brought by the
Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company 10 recover
from each OF the above named parties, the amounts
due and remaining unpaid, by each Ot them reSpeC-
lively Us hereinafter sci FORTH unless the same shall
be paid on before June 18th. lSbl. The amount
due by c. NJ. Taylor. TWO hundred and twenty
tve IS22) feet is tiity-Six dollars and twenty-five
(SJ6 ~. The amount due by h. Davis on eighty
seven and onc-half feet (Ste) Is twcntyone dollars
and eighty-Sevcn AMI Onc-alf cents (S2l Sts). The
amount due by NJ. Gunner on ciehty-Scycn and
One-haf feet go is twentyOnc dollars anu eighty
seven and onehalf cents(S2l S73sl. The amount due
by Wm Davis on one hundred and tity feet (lj1l is
thirtyScven iIIUO dollars (S3T JI. The amount due
by y. Wenther on cighty-Seven and one-haif feet
(STIs) Is twentyOne dollars and eighty-Screll anu
One-half cents (S2l 80. The amount due BY Thos
Scotland eghty-Sevcn and One-half feet, (SIs) Is
twcnty-One dollars and eghty-Seven and One-hali
cents (S2l SD. The amount due by y. j. Dunn Oh
cghty-seven and One-hGlf feet. (SIs) Is twenty-0ne
dollars and eightySeven and Onc-half cents ISL SIs
The amount due by Geo. {. llOuSh, on eghty-Sevcn
and Onc-half feet, (S743) is twenty-Onc dollars and
eghty-Seven and One-half cents ISL S51s.
By order Board Oi Trustees:
GEO G.. BURNETT, ScC'H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

VTOINfn NWuH VNOIU WIIU sNIINVT 4TIIHIIN
Company Notice Is hereby given, that at meet
Ing Of the Board of Trustees Of the above named
company all assessment of one dollar per share WAS
levied payable to the Secretary Immediately.
GEO. W. TURNEY. Sec'y.
Cold Hill Nav liz ISL niyl7 i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

HERE is long sentence of thirty-two
words, which some ingenious person has
got up with Just the letters found in the
word maiden: Ida, maiden, mean
man named Ned Dean, and Media, mad
dame, made me mend die and dime,
and mind mine in dim den in Maine"
An exchange asks, innoccntly, if it is
any harm for young ladies to sit in the
lapse of ages. Another replies that it al
together depends on the ages selected.
Those from eighteen to twenty-five it puts
down as extra hazardous.
A publisher of newspaper out West,
in the first issue of his journal, returns
thanks to those who loaned him the pecu-
mary means, and to Heaven that there is
no law in the State enforcing imprison-
ment for debt.
THERE are occasions when the gentlest
and most delicate girl should be bold
There ought to be i'll every young female
bosom q reflection of that heavenly zodiac
in which the lion shines beside the virgin.
Mr., SAvoRY, lecturing before the Roy
al Institution, defined sleep as state Of
unconciousness AMI dreaming, the ab-
sence of the power of the will over the
current of thought, and also over action.
Why is the letter r very unfortunate
Because it is always to be found in trou-
BILE, wretchedness and misery, it is always
the beginning in riots and ruin, and never
found in peace, innocence, or love.
AMONG the Orientals, corpu'cncy is con.
sidered beauty, as well as mark OF
rank. When any one is thin and spare, 1t
is believed that he has not enough to eat
and therefore must be nobody.
MANY of our young women pride them
selves on being excessively pale-as II they
would resemble the Venus of Rome, VINO
besides being the goddess of beauty was
also the goddess of corpscs.
A Vermont paper says that man in
that State, who was lately drinking
through hole in the ice, caught big
trout with his nose. He probably had a
hook-nose.
WE have heard a good many musicians,
who, although they couldn't, like st. Ce-
ella. " draw an angel from the Skies"
could certainly scare away the Devil.
A country editor, in praising success
full politician, says he is " one of the clev-
crest fellows that ever lifted hat TO a
lady or boot to blackguard."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

Yubu Gold and Silver Mining Company,
PALMYRA District.-NOtice.-An assessment Uf Fifty
Cents per share this the 18th day of May, levied
by ortler of the Board. .-...
PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, MAY Is, ls6I my26 ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
J. 7. WINNIE, Secy.
Gold Hill, April Is, lS6+. aprlS til

The above sale I, postponed until FRIDAY, the
81 lay OF June. l>tI at the same hour AMI place.
mylg ii J. L. WINNIE, ScC'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

Mrs. D. desired DIR. Johnson to
give his opinion of "a new work she had
Just written, adding, that fit would not
do, she begged him to tell her, for she had
other irons in the fire, and in case of its
not being likely to succeed, she would
bring out something else. "Then," said
the doctor, after having turned over few
leaves, Il advise you to put it where
your other irons are"