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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-04

Containing Thirty Fine Plates Esa9rd0ingSo|;s,
Andtony and Physiology ofths Sesval Organs ia
state Of Beniti and Disedee.
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I'll a NGE OF TIM E.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
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Great Central Rail Way Line.

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New York Through Line.

AtgMMER NRRANGEMENT-TwO THROUGH
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
Takes effect May IL. ls64.
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w. FEEADnxs, Jasper:
fxfp HoFFsxs- HARRISON Township:
JeHs u hnFFnsy. CoIunbis Township.
6so- HnFFnss. HARRISON Township:
Gro y SHuKrz. Ferdinsnd:
JcHsG. BEcxMxs. Ferdinand.
kKxsr PfcKHAEDr, Huntincsburg:
l. r. TAYLOR. Ireland.
and By D-ugFists g. Merchants ever where
~ W ROBACK, compcrnder 81 Stomach
bitfsrs. bioed PIll-. Di-tiIIer and Msnuf.r-
'urer 81 Catawha snd Swrdi-h Brs nd.s- .rd
~ kinds a 'hr finest Dcme-fic Liqunr-
shah ase 49, sh~i~ssis ~ N anv des,reJ
Farh'lFv, ~ M. ~. a.. sD md 50 -,
f&ss1 S'sr~t ciarinaati d.
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r1uANS ~ Fuslr rsnsralfv thar 4.
80 I'D References frosn rhe r.,,.. ~
rtunaFs ari i.smisvsih.- mrk = ~sn~E u,
akf GOODS. GEnCERsES QUEENS
AkE and NOTIONS. ukirh I. 49,
$500 >" Hny sore ~ Tks- l0~alivy. "a
shhrh - A. Purrhas-t On -reA Isvrr,hIs
e @'ii enao'e him A. I'll - ekeae.
Y -' s. sp~r. thsn ans nnerrhsnr ~ rhn
tE- 1iss 49, cali nra -ssnsfv ynwr-
=, 'n- ~ srfek On rhr east ..ce ~
rasitr >Tusr~. jazz I'D.
oS'Hsev l~sSs- jos FREEDMAN
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HeadIey's History or the
GREAT REBELIIOv

1T work WILDE printed from 4 be..,;
-, ~. clear. new type. on good paper. Al,
~ contain, including pIsies. over one thou.
INC Royal Octave Pages. II will ~ en-
finished with over Sixty First CI.ss Size
I'g'ss'nes, consisting Of a. least .ix,esu
=" psge Illustrations Of Military and M.
80 Scenes. and over forty portraits u IN;
- Prominent in.,he War. Il will b. com.
1870 ~ Two volumes. Royal Octave. and
u'n'-ned'o Subscribers. payable on d.
rse,y o. each volume. ss follows:
I'm Marb. Edge, per vol. So rs; Vii, 4 "
r."o. Morocco. :. q "a. \.
IN 'ea'hsr' Library style. 81 so per vol.
volume !. will be delivered IN i,w = ssl
soon = the subscription j. filed.
Close Of the War. 80 rs
p g. HARRELL, Agent.
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J. made from the pure Jpice 81 he cs,a.
~ srr pr, which i grown in sbundanc~ il
N'ic. and ir'ss which THE article i ob,a.n
d. has az sgreeable h4vm, fine clear
color, and ps,-srsss- all sh- qualiriss IN,
"rdlca4 purposes. aud Tor q b-verap. VI
Ire best imported brsndie~. fayorir,.
~ m'nce pi-s aud either coskiny purpc~.,
y = si- m'-t economic j srrtcle that can 4.
u-fd' being ONE hail dollar cheaper Nv az
h"''ie. and nearly twa dollars per gallon
ehrsper than other Ersndies sold for th,,
p"pc-s- Wherever il has been introduced
= has found rspid sale. snd - daily gaiuipr
=" popularity giving "a all cases the urmos,
satisfaction Call Tor -Roback's Ca,awb.
hf'ndy." which may BE- found for sale b.
druggists. Grocsrs and dealers general, \
Throughout, Ihe West.
2 W RoBAcE. Proprietor.
30. 81. 60 and 81 Esst Third S,res,
June 18th.
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Rebels Approaching Frederick.

BALM re. July "a dispatch fran
Sandy Hsok 70 nigh, ssys the rebels nrs
again Burning the properly in 'ha, place -
Lafze hre- are no~ burning. Tie Bird =.
cv'r the Shenandoah l. also ~ flames. The
so'hsHrs'ion y casting glare .. light over
he country Tor miIes sround.
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TIE Kew YORK wEEKLY HEEAlD


11f1-s4 IATkk ~ THE MrELD
The extensive md rvmpr.l~n.ir. t,r,s;
i'ier a. II rp-srs-iOn enaAlys H. s-prrsess.
q ih@ H~fkis Herald - ruranre~ ~. 49,
snd must feiluDsr infsrmssion po.-shly Y. x.
abininrd. MOI oHis frnm aH prrs X 49,
unrrd Staiss. bit irusn Ill garss u ~.
ward
4 ~ home correspondents. engaged 81 he.,x
rD<i, snd cnnrrt-d Mirh coca ~ ..x.g
nd Hs'fars sApsdl 80 ..f ~ ros-r.r-rs
wc"e Thai q = drHermin.pI a. 8~sr- ~
an1"frred ~ III operations. snd nD r..a-
csn 9rrur sna' -isii nor SD irnu.,,.s.s,. -
port ~ II rulusnns- n cu.sr- 49,. r-..m-,.,..-
eyer over oar hmsdr~d rhs.n-snd E..Ba+. 49,
year M "ain'sia H. corps VI carrr-.y.,s.n.-
IN she feis ~
i1 NJ collisions Il Tsrsfrn ~ ~.
Hen has I'm sear- hril 49, ...-s...
and " ~ii srdestor IN Fhe furur. y.
\ a'n ne sssnd i has sysun,rd 7.
~ ~ fs-guncerfs -feHi0.sr.d ~ ali - 49,.
riFsi ciEies ~ m word.
- feitsrarhir arrangements exr~.s 4.
shercvsr the eierfrSr rlrar 49, ~s~-rrA-.s
When the Atianric cntIe a. sas~ ~,sra f-, y
siil s''',n he nrcNmplIshra. les~rrnms .sf IA
Se received frfm Enrors a1d 49, 49, ..4 =
= from The DnHea Srsirs- Thsn - -. Il
r. 9ill haye Nv r,e.rs.. !. ,n '-..' go
,srrs ~ ~ c.,f-y-s 49,
.Irsr,, ia,s b.,n-e 10. 80
Tie r-nvri.,rr &C.,.
r.-. FI''1n ~ tM~
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le Markers .r--r-g ~ --' 49,
n cvenr- eaicus.ted y form N --,,
rer..-.~.- Ae-.'sA'
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nlSEASES q the Nervous. Seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new INV
,.n.oie 'srs'ment--in reports of The HOW
AhD ASSOCIATlON-S by mail \.
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge AL
aress' Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToy
Toward Associstion. No. 3. Ninsa stree,
rn'lsde'ph'a' Pa March 3Iss, ls64-1v.
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Z g . 8 =

ONE T-r~en Writes. her daughter wa
t'Af-i a NJ ~ nine Years Standing. and
T. NitHs daHcr ~ t~o ye.rS.
ANOTHER writes. his son was cured
-flrr h. rsSh had aIsne-t wasted aw.v.
Ihe doctors pronounced the ease inrurs
ale
ANOTHER was curc,iof Fev4r ana Arns
srrer trying every medicine in his reach
ANOTHER Wa cured u Fever S.,r@
-hlrh hrpi existed fourteen yesAr-.
ANOTHER n Kheumatisrn a eirhl
years.
Gases innEmerzbIe of Dyspersi~ md
Liver Complaint could b. rnrnticnef N
shieh the Purifier and pIli~
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS.


N '1A-N 80 Vt cOLDi Eis~
We call The attention OF all having rels
tionS ~ friends IN the army 10 the raet ill.,,
"HOOFLiND'S German Dnrers -x,Ii Gu.
nine Tennis u the diseases nduced ~ ~.
pOsure and priv aii0ns iDeidrnt 20 rsmp H..
In The lists, published almost daily IN III
newspapers. on The arrival Of the sick. \,
VIII be noticed that very larre prop.,rf,o.
are suffering from debility. Every &c y,
that kind can be readily cured b. Ho,f1,ns,.
usrmsn Buffers Diseases resulting from
disorders Of the digestive orgsne are speed.
ny removed We have no hesitation n
stating that, II these Bitters were ireeI,
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of i've.
might be saved that ofherxi-e ~slI BE- lo-t
BEWARE or CoUNTERFEITS.
See hist The signature Of C. NJ. Jackson
= ca the WHArrER Of each bottle.
rRicE TER BOTTLE IS cEx-s,
OK HALF nOz. ron 800.
should your nearest druggist no, have
he article, do not be put OF by any o. the
intoxicating preparations that may BE- offer
"a 70 IL place, but send 10 a.. aud we ~illl
onward. securely packed. BY express.
IL Principal Office and Manutsrfory
70. 63l Arch Street.
JONES a. EVANS
(Successvrs ID q. N. Jacks.n a O.
Pf0pric:ur-.
OJFOR SALE 10 Jasper. by M. Frnb.
49, and Druggists snd Dealers il even
'Nn ~ the NuHsd Sfafg%.
Fstl 6'h. 1851 ~.
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Work Wke q C\NuvxA.
Wc RAOOA WIS

sr~ the ms~t setive and thorough mix
thaf have ever been irtrtNlaeesl.
They ~ - directly npvn the Liver
crrHtF hat c-gnn u sInh an extent a.
tnrr system dos not rel.Iss into "a
'Fr1H WliItion, which ! tno ant - L.
~. rase With simply Twirsntixe riII
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE . berebr risen that the nndrr-
signed has been appointed ssnini-urr.
,or q the estate Of Lydis Psyne. late =
p1oois county decd: ssid estate Is sUpposet
% be solvent.
JAMES r. sPURLOCK asm,r
may 1sfh. 1854 g.
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THEY CONTAIN
NO hlckRCl OR BiD Whisky.

THEY CONTAIN
I NO hLCkRCL or BaD Whisky.
ih'y ~''i cure iiss above .ii--ssrs IA nin,sv
"'ne estrs VI II hundred.
HIGHLANDS GERMAN e.TTERS,
Are not new and unrried srsacI~. bns
nave stood The test q fifteen years iriai ~
he American public. and rheir reputation
and saie. are not risalied Dy snv .lnh.r
prsD ration
Ine ProPrir'ors have thousands IL Letter.
rom The most eminent
CLEgGTNEs.
LA~YFKs.
PATsicIxxs.
aud
rITlzfN~.
ie-i'fying n their o~n per-upsi ks..,. led....
y - brnrfirial effects apd ssrd,r.l s,ftu@- |
~ these Iiui-r~.
~ loU HAsT ) MErHiac RI Sr1r.sra-
Es iuus
~ l"U NAsr Coop srrrrlrEt
~ iuU WAsT 10 l;rlrD a. Yarg Cos
srTurIsss
po ltu WAsr 70 GEr RD III NeayyUs.rs
D1 f"n W4Kr EsKEcg.
IN ~ MASr ~ SLEfr WELL IN
~ ~ HAAr BEr>k yIs,,r..us FfELrkss
(. Y ycs ~. uze llo-FLxxus GGKNAx +
;iITkEs.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
Ih'f- are " ~ pfrp4r IiOss ssid .nd-, /.
Y" nArr ~ Buffers. ~; ua wv a. "A bvIties. u
o"f''radcd y The chrsp.-T ~hl-ksy vi
oininvn run'. rossin- iron - u 80 cent. /.
N gallon, ne is-te dissuissd 81 .Anisr ~ n
SEED y.
fvr those ~rio desire and ~iil hss- IL 4.
nor Bltiers. Ne publish the folloNsny 49, =.
ript- Ge' u~L By-rLE HuoFLAsp'S GEK-
~ biTTERs and mix wifh lHg1E QUARTZ n.
uo.D BEAsrT ~ WHisKgY. and he re- NJ
~ WIN be preparation ihzf will f.r exec.
medical virtues aId true excellence a., -
me numerous LqnUr Biiiers in III mar. IVA
= and Will cost much .css. YouwiIl have ~
We virtues q IiocfLAsD's ErrrrRs il "a.
'nnec''on with good article II LIQUOR. Iii
much itrs price than these interior ~.
OPERATIONS will cost Won
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NJ nHoES IN -rrat rsrieiF Rou-hs ~
an1 icE salr iar, ~ - Frrn-W1s.
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.lNOI ALCOHOLIC,
A HIGHlY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED By
ok. 2. N. JACKSON, Philad'a. Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA.
JAUNDICE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility Dis...,s..s
of the kidneys. and all diseases
arising from disordrrcJ
Liver or Stomach.
such
a. C0nsfi-
patton, Inward
Iirss Fulners nr
Blood % the iIesd.
Aciei's ~ lie stomach.
Naases. Heartburn. Disgust
for Food. Fune~s ~ w-rl,f ~
The Siomarh. Sour EruciaIian-.
sinking o. F-uirrns a. ihe p,.y
me S'pmacb. Ssmmins ., the H.sd
Hurried snd Difficult Breathing. Fu,-
rring q ne Heart. CHI king or Suar.r,-
i"g Sensaiinns when 10 . iyinr p..s,..-a
DimHe-- OF Vision. Da- Or webs before !.
me s'eh'. Fever sna Dun Pin IN M.
Head. Deficiency a. Persrir-,ict. I
ieilo~ness ~ the Skin and r:ge..
Pain IN she SIDE, Bsck. Ch.sl.
Liinh-. Sc Sudden Flasls.., /
u H-ai. Burning 10 TIE 4
Flesh. Cpn.iant ln- 4
sgin'ngs u Esii, =
and great d.
precision VI
Spirits. ~
~ WI positively prevent yELLow Fgyrn
iLLioLs FEyKR. &c. -
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-" W ionsef pc any DOUBT that Lee hal
sent considerable portion Of HE army !,
this direction. The American has receive,
the following. special intelligence:
FREDERIcK. jay About ten o,clocL
this morning the Colonel Of the s,h Ill;oo;.
Cavalry, with three hundred men and iva
pieces Of Alexander's Battery. made re-.
eonnoisssnce to MIddleiown, bout five miles
from Frederick. where they me, the enemy
strong force with infantry. cavalry and
artillery.
Alter sharp fight cur force . were repul
sed and fell back on Frederick, the en.m,
slowly pursuing.
Large numbers Of strsggIer< are arriving
IL Monocacy and are seui al once 10 M.
front BY General Wallace.
The enemy are reported to be ii full force
on me Isgerslosn Pike.
LATER.
FREDERICK, July 7 M-The enemy i
nos one mile from the iown, on rh- Has-r- 4
town pike. All the sick aud G.yernnen,
stores have been removed.
BALrinuEE, July 7-lO:20 p M.-Reli-
shl' reports from Loudun county. vrsiaia.
rss there has been no rebel force IN thai,
county save Moseby's. consisting Of 200 ori
'u0 mer, about hall Of whom crossed IN
river and committed The dcprrda,ions a,
Point y Rocks on Mondsy. They made
smother attempt 20 crors Oh Tuesday. hu, !,
were de'erredby The appearance u some o. b
our cavalry
They have fallen back, but guard The
TOAD leading 10 the river to prevent ih- 10y 7
y ct'z'ns from communicating with Mar, n
and shore.
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JASPER COURIER.
Seri0n Aspect Of Affairs in Marylan,

BALTIMORE. Jr'y 7--9:45 p. M.-There
can no longer be any doubt ihs, Lee hes
cent considerable portion Of HE army in
this direction. The American has received
the following. special intelligence:
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Money Tor Your Rag ..r
SAVE EM. sAvE EM. SAVE I'm

WE I'LL paF three e-nf- ponua go
~ r. god. elesn eesrss rag delivered
a tie
rDTEiER OFFICE
lsFrfr- I1musrv "a. Treg
onhHxrifx saF the J4-ttr Courier.
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FREDERICK, July + M.-The enemy i
nos one mile from the iown, on rh- iiac-r-
town pike. All the sick aud GAyernmen,
stores have been removed.
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~ M liis and hs=.ith = the holy DEPEND.
ups'n ths parity Il The bIo.d.
" ~ hi's.i = poisonesi. the l~-iv frsr.
tut miserable existence 1'lps-.s. r,,.-ls..s,,-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10
THE EVENINGN NEWS,
YE coPPERHEAD.

Father, pray tell what ye Copperheadis;
Ye people are talking about;
And where does he dwell, and what IL his form
Is he tall, Is he slender Or stouti9 rf.To ....
Or has he all forms, and is he % named
From We thinneSs and shape This braInsr D.,
Or il he 10 named from his treaeherouS heart
And We venom and gall It contains "
AWAY in ye wild and ye jungle, my son.
A serpen. lies coiled in ye brake , .......
Thoneh all on We surface looks smiling and fair,
Yet under 10 hidden ye snakei 81.
Ye innocent foot, as 1t pRsseth along,
Unconscious Of enemy hear,
Ye treaeherous serpent wounds deep with its
sting, ,.r.
Then sneakingly hideth in fear.
And thus to a country of wide-spreadng plain.
OF cotton and lonely cane-brake .g-.
Men come from ye North with sympsthy-spice
And feed to We secession snake;
When UNION and LIBERTY journey through
{ gloom,
.Tiey would do as ye Copperheads do,
They sneak and they stab In the dark, and that's
why ..'
We call them ye Coppegheads too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10
Army 'Hatioas.

The War Department has issued the
following revised regulations respecting
army rations, in pursuance of the Act of
Congress of June Goth: ... .....-
First-The ration is twelve ounces of
pork or bacon, or one pound of salt or
fresh beef, eighteen ounces of soft bread or
flour, or twelve ounces of hard bread, or
one pound and four ounces Of corn meal
and to every one hundred rations fifteen
pounds Of beans or peas, or ten pounds of
rice and hominy, ten pounds of green cof-
fee, or eight pounds ofroasted and ground
coffee, or one pound and eight ounces of
tea, fifteen pounds of sugar, four quarts
of vinegar, one pound four ounces Of ad-
amantine or star candles, four pounds of
soap, three pounds and twelve ounces of
salt, and four ounces of pepper. The
subsistence department, as may be most
convenient or least expensive to it, accord
ing to the condition and amount of sup
plies, shall determine whether soft bread
or flour, and what other component parts
Of the ratio as equivalents, shall be issued.
Second-On campaign, on marching,
or on board of transports, the ration Of
hard bread is one pound. ...'
Third-Dessicated compressed potatoes,
or dessicated compressed mixed vegetables,
at the rate Of one ounce and half Of the
former and one ounce of the latter to the
ration, may be substituted for beans, peas,
rice or hominy.
Fourth-Beans, peas, salt and potatoes,
fresh, shall be purchased, issued and sold
by weight, and the bushel of each shall
be estimated at sixty pounds.
Fifth-When deemed necessaryfresh We
getables, dried fruit, molasses, pickles or
any proper food may be purchased and
issued in lieu of any component part Of
the ration of equal money value. The
Commissary General of Subsistence is
alone authorized to order such purchases.
4 new order allows suffers to supply
their respective commands in the Army
of the Potomac with such iticles as are
included in the Wilson bill and the sup
plement thereto in such manner as may
be prescribed by the Provost Marshal Ge-
neral.
Officers will be permitted to obtain
such articles as they. may desire, and are
not included in the Wilson bill, in the
manner provided for by paragraph five Of
a circular of November Z, 1862. a1'
Attention is called to Order No. los,
of December llth, respecting the delivery
of wines and liquors ordered by officers,
and to Order No. 227, of August oath,
regulating the quantity of stores that may
be ordered by officers.
Suffers and traders will at all times
hold themselves in readiness to leave the
army upon short notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10

. DIED YEsTERDAY.-Every day is writ
ten this little sentence, Died yesterday.
Every day flower is plucked from some
sunny home; a breach made in some
happy circle jewel stolen from some
treasury of love. Each day, from the
Summer fields of life, some harvester dis
appears-yea, every hour some sentinel
falls from his post, and is thrown from the
ramparts of time into the surging waters
Of eternity. Even as we write, the funeral
of one who 'died yesterday winds like a
Winter shadow along the street. Died
yesterday Who died !, Perhaps it was
a gentle babe, sinless as an angel, pure as
a zephyrs hyrnn-one whose laugh was
as the gust of Summer rills lettering in the
bower of froses-whose little life was q
perpetual litany, a Maytime crowned.with
the passion of flowers that never fade. Or,
mayhap, it was a youth, hopeful and gen
erous, whose path was filled with flowers,
with not a serpent lurking underneath
one whose soul painted for communion
with the great and good, and reached forth
with earnest struggle for the guerdon. in
the distance. But that heart is still now
he died yesterday Died yesterday
A young girl, pure as the orange flowers
that clasped her forehead, was stricken
down as she stood at the altar; and from
the dim aisles Of the temple. she was borne
to the garden of slumber.' A tall,
Drowned man, girt with the halo Of VIC
tory, and, at the days close, under his
own vine and fig tree, fell to dust even as
the anthem trembled on his lips; and he,
too, was laid where the rude fore
father of the hamlet 4 sleeps An
angel patriarch, bowed with age and
cares, even as he looked out upon the dis
tant hills for the coming of the angel host,
sank into dreamless slumbera; and on his
doorpost was written, IS Died yesterday.
Died yesterday Daily, men, women
and children are passing away, and hourly,
in some graveyard, the soil is flung upon
the dead. As often, in the morn, We find
some flower that blushed sweetly.ins the
sunset, has withered up forever; SO, daily,
when We rise from our biyouac, to stand
against our posts, we miss some brother
soldier, whose cherry eye in the sieges and
struggles Of the past has been like dew
from Heaven upon our hearts. Each day
some pearl drops from the jewel threads Of
friendship--some Tyre. to which we were
wont to listen has been hushed forever:
But wise is he who mourns not the pearl
and music lost, for life with him shall pass
away gently as an eastern shadow from
the hills, death be triumph and gain. -f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10

BELLE Cora, notorious woman Of
the town, who figured conspicuously IN
the early history Of California, Is now hv-
ing at Idaho City! The name. she now
bears is that of her fancy man." Charley
Cora, who it will be recollected was hung
by the Vigilance Committee. Coras
crime was that Of killing General Ricn-
ardson, who. at the time Of his DEATH
held the position oof u. S.. Marsha! TOR
California. IA Cora was tried for his crime,
and defended by Col. Baker The jury
failed to agree, and subsequently the VI
GLANCE Committee took him hom the jay,
and hung him from the anne scAAold WITH
Casey, ttheuman who murdered TjAmes
King: of William, Thus much Of q Tag-
E cal affair in which Belle Cora played ~ no
inligni6cant part ~ s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10

EEA Withss inst diacovefed thetfhs cagYSs
Of bravery in negro troops-theI are the
color-bearers Of the human race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10
Found.

MEMORANDUM BOOK, BELONGING TO
A JOHN THOMPSON. containing receipts, bills
etc was found In Gold HIN yesterday, aud left at
This Once The owner can have II by calling, and
paving for this advertisement.
Gold Hin, August 12. lS6I. auZl2 q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10
Enoineera. Attention.

THE NEVADA TERRITORY ENGINEERS
Il Association. No !. meets every SATCRDAl
EyENINCI al * O'Clock, at Turn-Nerein Hall Gold
Nm Members are requested TO be punctual in at
I,ndance, b. c. NORRIS. President.
JSo. 3. MoRRow Secretary. E30 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10

Fourth DiViaiOu.

AARsHALS-John II. MiIlS Charles f. Olney. JnC
b Winters and Samuel Hyatt.
Coid Hill Clubs.
American Flat Club.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10
Masonic Notice.

Masonic n once
rINHE STATED MEETINGS OF SILVER q 4
j. Star Lodge, L. D., Of +. and A. NasOIS, Nv
Gold HILL are held on SATURDAYS OF, or N
next precedIag the full moon In each month.
Called Meetings, every Saturday evening, at 61s
O'clock Brethren In good standing are invited TO
attend By order Of ". M. VI.
Iy22tf =. ETTL1NGER. Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10
Notice.

WYE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY
w sold all our interest in the Saloon known a
Todd Chase's Sample Room. in 6oid Hill, TO J =
Ped!er and o. X. Carpenter We wonld respectfully
'nstomers TODD & CHASE.
ss~,l uIu s.nf 10 1874 seI2 VS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-10
Wines and I.iouors.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay, new and choice stock Of Foreign and
American Wines Brandies and other Liquors, which
We offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash
W kORS BROTHERS.
Gold Hin. June Il, lS64. inl.