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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-28

Deserters Sgain DESERVING Thirty one Yam
kee deserters confined In Castle Thunder
yesterday desired to be put on tue footing
of prisoners of war, saying they believed
they would rather go back North. They
were immediately transferred to the Libby,
and will be sent to Yankecdom by the first
t.x of truce.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST

DALTON, April 27.-Brownlow's Yankee
cavalry, 5O0 strong, dashed into Spring
Place this morning, but, beyond tn capture
OF one citizen, effected nothing. This was
nothing more than reconnaissance of
route by which the enemy will advance.
We have nothing further of the move.
ments in the direstion of Lafayette.
The weather is quite warm.
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One Egg Within A1other.-A few days since
a hen belonging to Mr.. &. G. Walter, Jewel
Ter, on Broad street, laid an egg OF enormous
proportions. On breaking the shell, it WAS
found that the outer one contained about
the same quantity Of the white substance
that sn egg of the size would usually hold,
while inside of this there was another egg,
about the usual size, with shell and every
thing complete. When taken from the outer
shell, the Inside egg would not have been
noticed from among cthors. There was no
yOlk in the first.
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GsN. LEES BILL OF FARs.-The Richmond cor
respondent of the Mobile .adosrtiser gives the fol
lowing about Gen Len,s mada nf living:

respondent of the Mobile .4acsrti:er gives the fol
lowing about Gen Lees mode Of living:
In Gen. Lees tent meat Is eaten but twice :.
week, the General not allowing II Ottener, because
he believes indulgence in meat to be criminal In
the present straiiened ccndition of the country.
His ordinary dinner consists of a head of cabbage
boiled In salt water, and p0ne of corn bread In
this connection rather comic story IL told Hav-
ing invited numb1r of gentlemen TO dine with
him, Gen. Lee, In a fit of extravaganza, ordered
sumpluous repast Of cabbage and midiiins. The
dinner was served, and behold great pile Of
cabbage and a bit Of middi'ng about four inches
long and two inches across. The guests, with
conmeDlabe pOiite0ess, unanimously declined
niddiing, and II remained In the dish untouched.
Next day Gen Lee remembering the delicate It'd
bit which had been So providentiaily preserved,
man h-sltated, scratched his head, and finally
owned up. ''De fac Is, Masse Robert, dat ar mid
din was b0rrid mdJlin; we all did'n had nar
spec; and done paid 1t back 20 de- nan whar got
1t fOm.'' Gen. Lee beaved sigh of deepest dis
appointment, aud pitched Into his cabbage.
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Returned tie Ffre.-On Tuesday night last
the premises Of Austin Minor, near the cor
ner of st. Stephen ard Baker streets, were
intruded upon by two negroes, with the in
tention of robting his hen house. The
fellows had forced q plank off, and having
secured several of the fowls, were about
making otf, when Mr. Minor being aroused
seized his gun and pursuing them short
distance brought his weapon to level and
fired upon them, but it is believed failed to
infict any injury. The negroes continued
their fight fer few steps further, when
finding Mr.. Minor still in pursuit, one OF
them halted aud fired two barrels of re-
vulyer at him, which, as is natural to sup
pose, had the effect of putting stop to the
race, and they therefore escaped, carrying
with them the chickens which they had
stolen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-28

CsrcWh Court Of Hsssrico County. Judge
Gregory prestding.-A. j. Holdman and VIM
H. Grant were placed at the bar, charged
with receiving large lot of clothing aud
jewelry from the slave of Charles Phillips ON
the first day Of February. 1864, knowing the
same to be stolen. they were ootn found
guilty and sentenced to the Penitentiary tor
two years each.
VIM. Keane was placed at the bar, charged
with the murder Of VIM. Black on the 5sh
day cf November last, by striking him ON
the back of the head with brickbat. Col.
Evans and Mr.. Hall volunteered their SER
vices at tbs request Of the Court to defend
the prisoner, which duty they performed
with zeal aud ability, without fee or reward.
Alter the case was ably argued it was given
to the jury, who returned verdict OF not
guilty; thcreupon the prisoner was discharg-
I'd BY order of the Court.
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THE NEWS.

- THE NEWs'
w.s An unusual dull day, there
"a. dearth In tho news market,
beng -. the subject of general remark
.a''. .aort which prevailed towards night,
ISe vs. fs.., that battle was progressing on
io'ss s s # ,he Rapidan, We feel authorized
'se e..,r.a;e. mS All WAS quiet when the Cen
ss s.,, ,ef, taordonsville yesterday even
:. =. The cannonading heard In the diree-
NY. # Cermauua Ford, previously noticed.
~' ..,.ed by artillery practice.
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EXyH A CHAkI1aS,

EEyH A CHAkI1as,
Nv Insurauee Agent s1d Austi0pesT,
osrs his ssfYlc.s f. the Halic for the sais Of Real
and Personal Property Of every dssesiptin, In the
city or country. By auction or privately. Thank
fol r past iAvae, Ao respsssfaiiy solictts cotiu-
usnee Il the same.
ONAss, nth street, betxssn Man and Bank streets,
Rachn md.
Ae He will also Continue the insurance husl-
nsss - herstofsrs. Il aks taken on ail kin6s Of
properly st faif rsssa. ap 23-6ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-28

Lecture on C1aslestm-A lecture ON
"Char,eston, its History" &C, viii be de-
nvered by Kew. =. u. Sutherland, Of that city,
street.
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CzyICs Va VoLCHTsER NAVY Co,

EsthmCnd, spfl i8, 1854 J
N1oFtCE--Tbe books Of this company viii be
IN opened Ct this Oft -. .oorrer Maio end 1itn s.s
Ga tie l0ih Inst, fer limited inerease Of the Da
stock. Subscription price $3.50 rcr share, and ave
dollar nosss will bo received until further roti.e
The ships are to be selected carefully for present
purposes, and aso with eye to ths carrying trade
after tse
siace closing the tonks :hs 10th inst, infor,na
ton Of more gratifying character tin,n that psa.
vi0uay ntinated has besn received BY the Directors
By order OF the Beard.
~ ia-l3t SAMLJ aAR.sS0N. peest.
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Castle Z1a,.der.-Thirteen deseriers were
yesterday received here from the Army OF
the Potomac.
Squads Of convicts arc every day or two
sent cf from this prison to the penltentlary
at Salisbury, N. G. Fifteen were sent OH
yesterday morning.
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N :
1AnasAD 1U11xn
1i6Aasea, rs 11Ikf
The Meade md relatives - sstotoo = ~ 49,
ef hcrther. vlrsi.ia ere 1sssey 1s1a4 80 .
fped ana wsesisG appessI % Hls6nss1. ~
To sseuxs NE aAvsstaGes thD seea1e1 oDouuh
The The hxpss.s os.psay. u AsssaaG ansseulllG
P.aksss nsSs not ssaeals - - seapD.
dssd peunds; - vsM sssese1 - y ( -
iSs me ssss...' ssss = =: -; :sP,:ss e - %
Ia NORTH c.-oHaa, Il Kaisies = 80 Gumnnai
o CcsombiA; IN oscsgfA q A1Une - A1lae
Of thsss xssoeIstior isSs q = - . =
The agents of thsse Aaec1at1ooo ~ thmo -
snarge Of then and ship daily hy osu11n HDmo
States 1t HichmonA vho VIII - - 5ssSs1
to the propsS indisidunlowuees. -
To meet The wishes cf the solaIsw, - eosuDo
hene, She southern EzPssSs Cs.essv - 49,
to give this freight w46asee AR lOpGa1 r :.
and 10 order that no ses!sds aysssW1st1 -.
road y. e ssr:ss
Exp,eas Oompsny such Mciliaiss . v1lI s1NSN : 8
neAs this asrsnesmeut eoepSses soesA
r..n, As .as ca;hs,,n ssnsS<n =, 4, E.g. Cs.le. es g
ages, the Relief A@oelAtie1s axs ssQUsG16 = e. :
draw their Agents who have hsec6o0aO go 9
travelling nsssenees; 4 ths nss3 Ansaal1sss
they may enjoy the SANE privileges hkssy 0saEs4
TO the Army ct Northern VSsin5a.
HW m
Lieut. .Cca. aad QnastsenaGsA
Approved:
LAW1ca,
QaaessenAsess asaseaa
cYPfo1 govfnsRH H1pasm CemsxuY.1
AuSuses, 0a, fsbN, 1ool.
The eouthern Express Coopony hees6y aoa10 -
friends and relatives OF soldiMS q IT, AT q
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that 80 - -.
pared to carry out arranesnsnts e announeGa =
ths above card, and that thsy vin = o1l = 49,
power to faihll its requirsms1ts.
JAMES 0HU1X3,
Gansral Sup't and Aseing HseG1denk,
IL 27-sod3n eouthAFn Uxpfons Oom1a1R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-28

L WHITE, AoNrslRo & CO,
l4l Main street,
Bs:m3at's sperm cSrd,ss
French sperm candles
Sturievant's mould candles
Hae's celebrated (T:s) candles
Nalard's fine wax candles
Hanmeis genuine essencs 0f coffee
English mustard, il cana
Brandy peaches, very superior
Fine cider vinegar
LIQUORS.
t!o HcnEcaoy brandy
OH Madeira wine bottled In 1884
o'd sherry vine, bottled in 1897
Jamaica rum
H0slsnd gin
Sc0eidau gin
Anchor gin
osd BOURBON ghiskcy &ss >a-.---
Old rye whtexev
london Dock brandy
Pare appo brandy
Brass London brown Stout
Jehrer's pale ale, pints
Siiicry aossenx Ct. ,mpagnc
Chas de Bannes C3's champagne
8; icb whskey
finGe Il Cos c!s-et
eu9erlcr Stomach Sistcrs
ticrias cigars
Best smoking and chewing tobacco
French aud E:.s i,sh playing cards
Eart's csrds, squarei. ap ls-lOt
I IMPORTANT to Contractors. Proposals lor Goa
i tracts Will be received q: the Ordnance Dspot
corner CT TN and Canal ,trocis daily u.ti. snpped
Lectier, Saddles aud sstdlo trees, luEbsr CT all
kinds, Epokes aud spoke billa;s; iron, COPPER aud
brass wire; bfd.e bits. iron and plated curry bs
ana horse brushes: sabre belts, gun sliags, KNAPP
saess taTpaulIus also, 0zuaburgs, canvas drilling
webbing for 2irihs Rnd bT:clo reins, &C, In any
quantity.
Contractors mus: he.uown or well recommended
All outstanding contracts upon which there a,e rOt
late deliveries viii be sanulled.
JAs DINWlDDiE, CAP. Arl,y,
IL charge contracts fer RiChn'd Arsenal.
Gp 2-diUS then 3tawsw
~ ENERALG Grocery aaa Commission store -
NJ The uaGersigred give notice that they have
oSlnineBced general grocery and commission busi.
mesa at tasr old stand 81 Mau et and will pay par.
ticus. attention to the sales Of ali country produce
and manufactured acd enGking tobacco, consigned
10 them.
MrPH Butler will have Al interest in cur busne ss
nro will pay personbl attention TO the sales Of ail
goods entrusted 10 Our care.
WILLIAMS, ELLIOTT GO.
Richmond, April Glib, 1854. pll-2w
Fl AAs1Ss' Harness,
oi all kinds for sale and made to order
Also, collars. hsuies, wagon Ereoching, cart
breecaing, trsco chairs, DC.
Also, on haad, esverSl fIs Shattered Saddles, oil
OF whi:h vii! tie so!c reasonable.
BA PURKs, ls.h street,
Between Main aud Cary,
Leading down from the Dispatch 0licc
N H.-N.:ress, Saddles, and Trunks repaired st
short notice. ap2I-i2tA
u EDUUfI0N in the Prices Of Hats and Caps lin
~, consideration OF the general expectation that
should be reduction in the prices Of mcrch2n.
DE, TACT that there las been charged more than
reasonable profit. We, the undczsianed agree - de
iuA 10 per Cent d the present prices Of hats aud
caps. New currency u course will be expected
Fvss and the Old currency will te takeu as usuai as
the market rates. JOHN THOMPSON,
POWuATAn WEJSIGER.
April 26.h 1884. JOHN DOOLEY.
ap 26- St
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NO IlII
BIZ TRLEGK KsAPm.
fasFoKss o. IN psnes .s.s......s. :. Il :. !. 2.

Sntcsed according - act Of ksuus,-.. T. sAo 80.
issl W 8. Tins AsuEs Tn m tssts,. ~. 3 ~ :,
!ne district Cots cf the C6n!xdcrasa asss~s ~
Uc N0Sslfefn u stY1ct uf Coafsss' 'ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-28

TOR SALE.-ls:. ~ very dae 6S-horse pcwef
q Engine, with cylinder to;ers, 40 feet BY 80
rul:eys, aud pulley couplings, ~ follows, viz: 100
feet inches turned complete, with fsss hangers;
- feet inches do do do with - inch hAugsss 3D..
large lot oS pailsys fresn feet 10 Is inches d-
xmoter, and from Is !nches TO inches face; Que
large circular s&w mill complete; small do do
sta The machinsry q . Merchant n,ar sud corn
mill complets with wwo and aockor cloth belts. by
"R H." ofiso TredegH Iroo Works.
an 6-WHslt-
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osEic'Ai sosRRsroNpExcx.--The following on :
c'ai correspondence, which has pssscd between
oos Brown, OF Ca, and Secretary Seldom. 1. pub
iissed In the Georgia papers:
ExscrTivE DEPARTMENT,
m'lsedseville, Ga, March %, 1854
Hen. Jawss n Seldom, Secretary of War:
str-The General Assembly of tho State or Geoy
esa mas passed q resoiutiom, a COPY of which n
herewith transmitted, in which they decline to ex
pIess any optaion ~ 10 the wisdom ufthe act pass
enrcsied under the Htate law, and recommend tha,
rs the Executive, interpose no obstacle 10 its en-.
nrcensns, and also requesting me to open a cor.
~, wtn you and reques you to cxonerate
!.om tne penahes of satd act such persons between
.ne ases OF Ia aud lS and forty five and fifty, who
did not volunteer or enroll within the tim. specified
supposns their enrolment under the State law 10 be
Having given my Views upon this question in nv
!I msssage 70 the General Assembly, and submitted
Il 70 thei' decision, yield to their recommenda-
An act was passed 6y the General Assembly Of
!nss State, approved December 18th, lH6S organ
ixe the militia Of the State Of Georgia. which re-
qeired the enrolment Of all male white residents
VINO weIe e then Or who should be- Of s age Of I
eordlng To the provisions Of said act which enroll
ment was Immediately ordered aud made Af,er
which Congress passed on act declaring "that from
and after the passage Of the same ali white men.
residents Of the Confederate States, between the
ages OF IL and 50, shah be in the military service
Gt the Confederate States during the war" Under
INC osa section OF said act, Is made the duty of
all white male residents Of the Confederate
states between the ages Of IL and l8 and
ID and 80 to be enrolled within a certain
me. and any person who shall fail to enroll him
o. without reasonable excuse therefor, shalt be
placed In service in the field for the war instead
OF constituting reserve for State defeuce and de-
tail duty These persons, honestly believing that
both acts required the state defence, and, as
they were enrolled by State authority for that pur
pose, II was legal, failed to eDro ! themselves in
Confederate service, which think Is n reasonable
excuse therefor. l therefore respectfully request
that they De allowed thirty days. after notice eiven
10 volunteer, organize, aud elect their officers.
And as IL Is important that your decision he made
known Immediately, with your consent l will pub
iish your reply to this letter, If you conform the
wishes OF the General Assembly, and grant the
privilege requested for the persons made sub
!ect to enrolment. Very respectfully, SC,
JOSEPH E. Brown.
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DAHK OH TnR cOnAOMwsArH, I
HjcNmOad Apvil Is, 1854.

k,camoad, April Is, 1854.
AIOrICE.-At meeting af tha B ard OF Direct
II ors a the Bank Of ths Commops saltn, 90 the
f1tG April, 1884, u Was
Rssolssd, Thss tho Raak pay tho Confederate
States tax (aasesssd By ass Of 0orgfssss approved
t7lh February, lssi,l on ~ atnck held BY stock
hHldcrs. J DMORT0N, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-28

100 hbis Ems
20 Eass peanuts
bags black eye peas
400 t5z5G eggs
qlsftets beet
100 lbs bacon
For sale by gcApAM, WIGHrMAN 4 co,
ap 26-si+ 18th st, rear Cary.
E1OnCE 10 Farmers TIE subscriber has for
~ sals large stock OF f7eld carrot, mans0M
wurtzei, white and yellow stone surnIp, and red
onion seed imported by the Ordnance Department
from London. Prices average % per pound
ap i4-lat. AB CLARKE. Franklin st.
0VO Maehinists. Raihiroal Compsnies, xe-Cass
sieel.-500 pounds YDslish Cast Steel for sais,
various sises-rouud. nat, square, aud cctasop:
% .p ss"s.. Cary 1t, be. 18th and v,rsiais sta.
VAslNEc AAKINa
". ,,srrH eussss. and 0pA's''''ns'
Franklin el.sss, nex, lsth,
will reseive orders on Furniture. fns assortment
Of elegant furniture always On hand and for sAls.
NH :a-eod20.f
1T1O BREEDERs.-The celebrated raceSs and
and stations, Operator and Gov wictllas.
Will stand The present season. commencing lst ~
zee ~. hand HI bills. DAVID MCDANIEL.
ap2-aaw5w Broad Rock, aear Richmose.
NYOrIC3 to FARMERS Il have on haad ana Ier
IN sale Guano, Sapsrphossheis Of Limo. ireeh
ffound Plaster, ana naae Doss. for whsah wili re-
osivc IN exchange Ill kinds OF coaatry produce. cAA
ssrly. H30cnhWAN,
South side Dock, opposite 1eth street.
apa7-3 aw2vf
NTAToHEs--Of OK very enper!or qcaiisys saA war.
NI yAascd, fur eals by ths Virginia haiuA COM
pa1y, Csry esre~t, bctwtss u ana Sih.
ap u --WA3A.t
1TSKN, iueaty, Iasty, and sIzsy. gallon YOsssUn.
l Kettles aud 100 gAiion SDsoAAa RAna, nana.l
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store ond for sale bv
l. WHITE, AONTflRo & CO,

'PYt0Vou Feof u1fy IStH, IbU4.
up l-2sw4w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMORY HALL. :::: B street.

ARMORY HALL, d SGre6G.
Committee of Arrangements,
WE Mcintosh, James McBurney.
L Dahlman, II McDougal,
H Harmon, John Walpold,
John Mannix, James Campbell,
l. Kaplan, Noah E Jacobs,
Patrick Farley, &C Fordham.
Invitation Committee:
Peter Larkin, r E Arick,
N r Williams John A Collins
Ben Ballou, A w Baldwin,
Isaac Brokaw, wv Winton,
LIP Wardle, George Shaw,
Thomas Peasley, J l. Cramer,
Jacob Young, james Bolan,
Hugh Kelly, John A Moch,
Almon Hovey, John Gillig,
JCClark Gov'r Beebe,
James Root, Pat Lynch,
TT Taylor, George Lewis,
N Flood, Pembroke Murray,
r A Young, Parker,
George Lanieraux, ] WINNER.
GOLD HILL.
wHHLee, Joseph La Flower,
II Blanchard, II M Yesey,
John J HAYES, W II Began,
Samuel Arnold, A Kellogg,
Thomas Moore, Samuel Hyatt.
Reception Committee,
wR Warnock. BY Barry,
L d Hastings, Q NJ Cornell,
Patrick Quigley, II Defoung,
J X Lovejoy, II II Armour,
John Reeves Henry Hall.
Floor Managers
A NJ Edginton, II b Harmon
James Campbell, james McBurney,
John WRlpold, II McDougal,
John Maupix, Noah f Jacobs
Floor Director 1: 80. w. r. Mcintosh
Firemcn IRE requested to appear in uniform.
- Tickets. SO 90. oc2J I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18
CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES.

Positively Selling OF
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
or Gold Hill and vicinity!
DEMEMBER, THE STORE OF E. HARRIS
IL is no humbug selling off, but the genuine
thing itself He'don't look for any profits on his
goods. He only wishes to get clear of his stock
at the regular San Francisco cost ind will con-
tinue to do 80 till he has not got one dollar
worth of merchandise left.
ETRemember the Old Stnnd Next to
Gold Hill News Once, Gold Hill.
One Hundred Pairs Of 10 and 11.sized
BOOTS!
Which will be sold cheap.
200 Of the Finest French Cashmere
BUSINESS COATS
Ever brought Into the Territory, at SIS 90.
Business C0ats-- --........-.-...-....-.--S4 90
Superior Boys Hats. 1 IS
Large Lot of of Small Brogan Shoes, 1 IS
Velvet ...----.-----.----..----.-.3 %
Calf Boots, best quality, SO
Nailed Boots, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Godfrey l. Wings Best Nailed Boots, 5 so
Calf Boots, --..--------------.-------4 oO
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, -.-----.--....2 90
Best Cal. Flannel Overshirta, -.---.--..2 25
Grey Flannel Overshirts, (NIade in the,
Undershirts and Drawers, grey md
white, ------..-----.--..-.-------I I'd
Hats, all colors,- %
Cotton Half-Hosc, per dOzen...-.--..--2 90
Blue md Grey Blankets, per pair, .-.-3 90
Best California lob. Blankets..-....S 90
Working Pants. ....----------.--....-.----2 80
Working Pants, superior SO
Corduroy Pants, best qunlity,-----------3 so
Fine Black Goats, satin lined -...-.-.16 90
Blue Pilot ....---..------..-..-..--.-2 SO
Fine Business Coats .......---..--.-..-12 90
Superior Heevy Overcoats .......-.--12 90
Extra fine English Cashmere Suits 2S 90
French Calico Shirts ......--.......--.--.1 so
Very Superior Silk Velvet Vests, all IN
cOlorS---- ---------------------------f ~
Cloth Caps, good quality %
Red Drawers and Shirts, ench...-.--.1 so
Harrison Cass're Suits, best qual'y. % 90
Fancy CoIored Flannel Coats-.-.......4 50
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra qunlity------6 30
Calf Boots, dOuble-sole- 90
Extra DoubIe.SoIe Calf Boots -..----..-5 so
Double-SoIe Calf Boots, sewed...-.....6 so
Boys Boots .--------.----.-.------.-.-l 30
Gents Cavalry Boots 50
Superior Wooden Hose, per dozen.-.--2 rs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18

The BLACK SHEEP. - New Jersey has
undoubtedly gone for the "grave-digger.'
The Union Jerseymen of this county will
memorialize the coming abolition " Con-
eress to either reduce the little Kingdom of
Camden and Amboy" to the condition Of a
Territory, or set it aside for an Indian reser-
walton. We concur.-Ir1nity Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18

AvEnELL says in his farewell order to his
cavalry division: Since the first Of May we
have marched over $4,000 miles. Five hun
dred comrades, who have fallen in twenty
battles, attest the devotion with which you
have done your duty, and seven battle-fags,
thirteen cannon, and over fifteen hundred
prisoners, captured from the enemy, exhibit
some Of the results of your work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18
C1ETInN-Thn PnhIic are hereh,

-CAPTIUN.-The PUBLIC arc hereby
eaufioAad against purchasing or negotiating for
he following certificates Of stock In the Dell Gold
and Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill Mining
District. Nevada, the same having been sold this
day for delinquent assessments, at public auction
10 the highest bidder, by Maurice Dore & Co..
suetioneers, in front Of the eomPany's office, on
The northeast corner Of Clay and Battery streets,
San Francisco, and will not be transferred on the
books Of the company:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18

ARRIvALs-By Pioneer Stage line-Mary
Everett, W. Hayes, C. Bland, J. w. Car
rick, Mrs. L. Hudson, P. Roach, G. Shine,
J. W. Wilson, Mrs. Scott, Seraphine Judge,
Mr.. Chaplin.
DEPARTuREs-By Pioneer Stage line-M.
Newmark, H. Rarneman, H. Levy, NJ. ].
Power, C. C. Stevenson, A. w. Prindle,
Il. F. FELTON,, ]. Meyers, ]. r. Jacsbs, NJ.
F. Belding, C. Burnap, Miss Higgins.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18

The DUTCH WEST INDIEs.-1t is reported
that the Danish Government, since the sad
result Of her war with Germany, being unable
to hold its West India possessions, is anxious
to sell them to the United States. They con-
sist of the islands of st. Thomas, st. Croix
and St. John. St. Thomas is one of the
finest harbors in the West Indies, and would
be a convenient coal depot for the navy. The
people of the island are said to be in favor Of
annexation, and the proposition is not withs
out its advocates in influential circles. 1t is
doubtful, however, whether Spain, England
or France would permit the transfer without
an effort to secure these possessions them
selves.