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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

MAYORS CouRT, YEsTnRDAY--Recorder Caskts
fresidiag.-Granville Montelle was arraigned for
ths fifth or sixth time ON the same charges those
Of stealing horse frcm Henry Debrl and one from
the Confederate States. Frem any connection with
Debell's horse he was promptly discharged With
regard to the horse said 10 belong to the Confederate
States, he sent on for examination before tbs
IIustngs Court. This is case that has been
before the couktsfor several weeks past the evidence
in which has already been published.
Reuben, slave Of Thomas Branch, was charged
with stealing teapot, valued at sloO, and ham Of
bacon, worth $50, all the property OF Emma Cum
mings. Owing to The absence OF important wit
nesses, the case was continued till this morning.
Frank Gray, free negro, charged with living In
the city with Goochiand papers, was dismissed on
the ground that he would leave the city for his ma
tive county soon as possibe.
James Dunn, white boy, recently escaped from
the poor-house, brought forward on the charge
OF stealing iron from te Petersburg railroad depot
The offence fully proved but the Recorder, in
consideration of lbs youth, and promise that he
Vuld go where he belongs and sin no more released
him.
Robert, slave Of ST. Clair Hartman, charged with
receiving fourteen bedquts and oil cloth, know
ing them to have been stolen. ordered to
ceive thitty-ninc lashes, well laid on The quilts
were stolen from a Confederate hospital Tom,
slave Of j. Phillips, ordered ten lashesfor tres
passing upon the premises Of nix Mathews;
| boy named Thomas, slave of Robert Mitchell,
charged with throwing stones in the street,
dercd 20 BE- whipped solomon, slave of Mrs. Martha
Sedd ordered thirty nine stripes for stealing
pot Of butter, valued at forty-hve dollars, from
William L. Stanley, at the Second Market, On yes
| terday morning.
| j. C. McGee was fined ten dollars for buying
waterinelons at the Second M3lk to sell again.
One hundred dollars worth of melons, purchased by
| McGee, were confiscated McGee is one-arned
soldier, and according to the testimony of the sur
gcon i'll charge of Winder Hospital, was empowered
purchase melons for resale the soldiers there,
| iii order to prevent them from poaehing upon the
melon fields in the neighborhood.
| STEALING BRAss.-Jaines II. Saunders; white man
employed at the Confederate States artillery work.
shops yesterday afternoon the charge
of stealing brass belonging the Confederate States
from that department. On the evidence OF the per-
son who procured the warrant against Sanders, it
was shown that at o'clock yesterday, when he
left the workshops to go to his dinner, he had un-
| der his small box which, upon examination,
proved TO contain the brass bushing for ten-inch
columbiad, valued At seventytve dQllars, which he
/ had stolen. The accused has already been an in
| mate of the penitentiary.
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NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, RICE
Y WHISkEY, BRANDY, &C.
100 gallons New Orleans Molasses, i'll ten
gallon runlets,
201 gallons AflicIu-C5ne MolaSSes, Ill ten
gallon runlc;S,
5 tlGrccS Rice,
5barrcls Old Rye Whiskcy,
) barrels Apple brandy
and q general assortment OF GROCERIES,, for sale
by JONES x PHILLIPS
djI }0-2t. Ninth and Main streets.
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PERSONAL.

nEE>0NAL.-Corporal GEORGE X.
! uIU>uN. company q, .Richmoud GraySl,
/ r-, .r.-g.. infantry, i supposed 10 have been
. ,.t,.i.., ia the battle on the Weldon road,
-T.-,.ay., yll Friday, the 18th instant. Any
....l. g.. .,..,.,lnuy hlm, ly hIE-ottrucv letter,
" .....,r~.a.3.r IN ANY Of TIE Northern papers,
~ b. ..4hr.!y revIE''t-
JOHN X GEORGE GIBSON,
g.yyaui Sixt. -:gvsa, Richmond, Virginia.
-N.wI IL Daily News, Baltimore and Nor
. n, .,.-.> v.l t.,,t~y copy. an 2j-bt'
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Yifkmono 9ispatft.
JOE PRINTING NYA1ZYEx1cUTKD. =

Advertisements will be inserted At the rite 81 49,
DOLLAR Asp FIFTY csNTs pcr square for each nsef~
tion-eight lines Tor fessj Constitute sQuefs.
Larger advertisements IN exact pr0pp1lDn.
Advertisements published till forbid wtH bechafged
81 so per square for every insertion.
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las then stood in the position of a man condemned
10 imprisonment for contempt Of court but inn
medi3tely afterwards Mr., Patrick Henry Ay-
habeas corpus in behalf Of his client, and at once
obtained from Judge Meredifha writ commanding
the sheriff Of Henrico TO bring DR. Peticolas before
him at the State courthouse. The order was COM
piled with, and before two o'eloek the Doctor was
admitted - bail, and required 10 APPEAR at ~
o'clock to-day at the state courthouse, when the
argument of his case will commence
Subsequent to the above proceedings, Mr.. Young
asked the adjournment Of further proceedings until
Saturday next in order that certain impostsnt uit-
nesses nsght be summoned 10 appear and testify =
The court thereupon adjourned till that tire, and,
in the meantime the officers Of the county were IN
structed to etery means within the power Of the
Commonwealth to bring said witnesses before them.
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EbRANDY, WHISKEY, &c.
4 10 barrels superior Old Proof Apple Brandy,
do do. do Rye Whiskey,
oot.vcs superior Old High Proof Cotgnat
Brandy,
barrels superior Sorghum Molasses,
/ barrel superior New Orleans Syrup,
, bales Cotton Yarns, high numbers,
, bales IA Shectng,
/ bale 7-S fE,id Domestic,
80 kegs bid Dominion Nails, assorted,
loo bushels Shrlled Oats,
80 bushels iit,-h-sTouud Mead,
l50 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, Joncs's IeOs,
Bud and other superior brands.
10, 900 Florida Cigars,
Smoking Tobacco.
Mems Shoes, Cotton Cards
Plaw Lines, Rope, &c,
On consignment, for sale by
Il. II. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
Corner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets.
an GO-3t
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J. j. WILSON. A D. CHOCKLEY
INOR S l. f,
4 loo boxes fine Manufactured Tobacco
100 hogshelds Leaf Tobacco,
barrels Flour,
/ do. Lard,
do. Sugar,
do. Old Apple Brandy,
10 gallons French Brandy,
/ bale Cotton Yarns
WILSON & CHOCKLEY,
an 20-3t' Twelfth street south of Cary
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PRISONERS OF WAR.

We understand that the number of Yankee pri-
sonors ut AnderSonylle Georgia, Is at present ovei
thirty-three thousand, and more are coming daily
Notwithstanding the prison there has been en-
larged, it is stil too small to hold tlsa captured
YANKEES and anothers to be erected on the Georgia
Central railroad, near Milton. The prison at An
der.onville measures five hundred aud forty yards
one way, and two hundred and sixty the other
That near Milton is to be four hundred and tort'
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EOUND, in the vicinity OF Atleo's sta
4 ton, an amount of MONEY, which the owner
can get by applying 10 Jones a. Slater and paying
expenses of advertisement.
au S0-3ts JONES x nlIAIEh.
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SHERMAN'S ARMY.

Whilst there is no foundation for the report that
Sherman is retreatng from Atlanta, have high
authority for stating that on last Friday night he
was engaged in changing the position of his army
bv the left and centre His lines are drawn back
that his left rests on the railroad bridge over
tae Chattahooellee. There is no change, however
ON his right, and he Is apparently working his
troops in that direction On the 2Gth, the date OF
the last advices he had troops nearer than four
miles of Atlanta
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


L'AEM FOR AIE.-Being III bad
| tat, If health, SO that | cannot attend to my
--7aiturtu Affairs, causes me to oifer my farm
ID rs, IL location being about ten miles west Of
.-e city ui Richmond, HenTico county, lying on
bei Ran Clc,-k, containing four hundred and twen-
'-A taIrs. The improvments consist OF Il large
-liHs ana all NECESSARY buildings. l deem 1t
4-leg''-Iy 70 say anything more respecting my
Lsll Is tiiooc Wishing 10 purchase Will come and
.'t3-ior themselves, For terms apply TO the sub
.-a1sl ii the premises.
au2J-ts WILLIAM w MORIEN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

--~~~
- ICHMOND THEATRE.
~ Corner seventh and Broad streets
Acting and Stage Manager. .............R. D. OGDEN
TUESDAY EVENING, August 80, 1861.
DY UNIVERSAL REQUEST
viii he presented the new and thrilling fye-aci
pay ny Ciiiton W Tayeure, Esq, OF the Baltimore
bar, entitled
EA ST NNE;
L IL ELOp MENTl
Lady isabcl Carlyle, ,
Madame Vine ( '-.''.- MISS IDA VERNON.
Archibald CARLYLE, Esq, NJ, P r. Dorsey Cgden
pi a''ia ieVis"l .............-..J s Charles.
i " N"iheii't tarlyic... Mr.. G. De}ar.
'pd''t iiale Miss Helen Percy.
Charming Ballad Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON
10 conclude with the very funny Local Farce en-
1.-THE CAPTAIN Is NOT A MISS"
NorIcE.-On and after this date the doors will be
opened at o'clock; performance commencing at 5
CLOCK precisely. au 30-lt
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ICE FOR SALE, III Il house ON the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
r,aI eight miles from Richmond. The railroad
will take a ear load 5000 pounds) for sl2 Call at
the corner of Broad and Sixth streets.
an 3O-2ta BENJAMIN +. ANDERSON
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CoNFEnFnAgE STATES OF AMERICA,
Richmond. Va August % 1861 J
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hANNILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
I -AIAILL1- Ia NNNIE A N Erl.s.nnt

DdHNIllG, Virginia
TLr l.>t session Will open September list, 1861
g,.. iaI tlli experienced corps Of teachers. tn,
....ma Is s.,fe and healthy. Terms moderate
At.-, oI.ly. Iic number Ot pupils Is limited.
. .-l--,dtlstS-p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-12

REAL ESTATEAGENT
NO. 2sO THlND STREET, AT JOHN H. sToPPEL-
MANS OEFlCE.

| HAVE large amount oi property for sale, such
MS houses ana lots N ali PAM ol the city al van
GUS pTic 81 ranging nom iOur huna ed TO thousand
dohSrsi on Buod pay nents, and we'll situated; ana
ahy quantity OF vacant lots for sale AlsO, several
arms orsalci ranging irum Cne hundred and laxty
the county.
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
70 tuy, "ili 40 well 10 cali on me, 1 shall give
Il. w. had considerable experience in The business.
laodlm A. h MCCLURE.
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auslc.
HENRY MILLER.

TNHAEKFUL for patronage heretofore extended to
4 'ne trm OF miller a haich, zee PEI tlully sohcs
duston bunding, corner hlrd and Jefferson streets
where he nlll Always he found with ul assortment
ol goods Ia ms line. leSdsW
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eSroccrlcs, &r.
b. E.O'nhKH NJ Dpurrs
EDWARD O'nRIEN 4 BRoTHEH.
WHOLESALE CROGERS
AND IMPORTERS or
Hrandies, wines, Gins, Cigars, and Irish
and scotch whisky,
AND DEALERS IE
DOW ItiC Wines and LIQUORS.
Ats0
Age IS for Sale Of Pure Bourbon WHISKY.

30. aOi second street, Dayton, Ohio,
DEG leave most respectfully to acsuaint their ems.
- toner- snd the 60 nmunity generally that tbey
nave entered mo parnershp, under tn name and
style OF r. O'BRl GN & BRO HER for the rurpose
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
ana tobaoeo buslnt ss in Dayton. Ohio, q the late
stand OF r. p'Br en-, No aOl second street
Having ample means to enable ust purchase goods
rom tho och hotses IN New York, Baltlmore and
IN the trade, we hold out the best Inducements 10 onr
od cust1mers and II others who may be kind enough
10 purchase from a.. 80"
NJ FBRlEN, late Of the firm OF O'Brieu a Poo.
fo'edo Ohio, will devote his time aud attention TO
please al tnose who NAV come 30 ny at this well.
known Hpnae, and r.O'BRIEN, will treat the com
ulahly d ter,u possible, Til n ever before. Both OF
US lee very grateful for past AvOrs and earne tly so.
1clth SPARE oi Your future patronage aulgdaw m
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A,otels.
UNITED DSTATESHOTEL

Directly opposte the Bostop ana Worcester Railroad
Depot)
THE undersgned who has been nnected with the
L American House, IN this city, or over nine years
has leased this we'll l-knoUn and popular Hotel for
term o. years, and pledge him elf h. his nds and
me puec 70 use s utmost Efforts TO sustain tho rep.
utAuon OF theNNlt ED STATES HOTEL, as a hrst.
class house The public may rely upon finding at
nus hou-e all the appliances and comforts OF hrst.
Pnee, A. heretofore, Two Dollars psrdaV.
ocadhm FRANK pa. PRATT.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wonsthoh aud W W stewart, Dayton; George L,
Boyer, Miamsburgi Stoe slayer. pion; u Andor.
son, Oentervei Myers, New Lebanon; a Jack son
ChamberebuiR' y p Bauer Harnsburg. d u Ol8ine
townsville; Arnold Limbert, south Arlington; Jacoh
snls eH West Baltimorei Rookie q 90, ,ternantnwn;
j W MURPHY, Nandsliai u Nlekols liberty; y Rees
harmersWlle Heyerllng Sllerr Salient j W Pyrnout,
Williams Swaner, West Rslumore; Parker, Bro
Co; Parkershurgj and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughoutthe UHited States and Oanadas
Au2ldly
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Trunks, Sc.
VIEW TRUNK .MANUFACTORY,

G. IL. LOWE, Agent.
NO sIS THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADOW's MARBLE YARD.
NHTE would most respectfully inform the citizens
w of Dayton and the public IN general that Ne
nave opened Trunk manu- 'Rctory, where we will
Keep on hand all kinds Of Trunks, Vasrs, Carmel
and Travelling Bags, all oil which we will sell at shole
sale or retail as cheap Is any house IN the city
farueular attention paid to repairing old Trunks.
sltre ol nall OnaPe solictn e6dtf
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Go=partncrsbip.
% OPARTNNRsHIP

H4E undersigned have this day formed co. part.
l nsrshlp uuder th4 name aud hrm OF BREE6E 4
NlNpN, nr the purpose Of transaeting "a Wholesale
and Retal Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Busioess.
st The old stand Of WrG Dreene, "a NJ ia street ot,
poslte the Cour House where they would ha pleased
to the o friends Of th house, and as MANY new
oaes as may favor them With a call
WILLIAM q BREENE
ANDREW o. NIXON
Dayton, February l. ils6a-islldSaW1
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rs - Communicated (
Enntfneera, A1aSe7ntfoii.


M1ssRs. EDIIoRs:-It was not my inten-
ton 70 go into newspaper argument on this
question, but as Inquirer has broken
loose and given vent to his pent-up feelings
in the Old Pisas, feel it my duty to reply
TO his questions. His first question Is, Is
It possible that, in this era OF sel6shness, the
workingman is seeking to promote the inter-
est Of the capitalists" It is as much the
duty Of the nottingham Of the present day
toprumote the interests of their employers
as it ever was, whether this is an "era Of
selfshness or not, and that we came to this
Territory for the !" Almighty Dollar" very
few will deny, but no one is Justly entitled to
it who does not fairly earn it; for when
person il employed to perform certain work,
and does not labor for the interest Of his en-
ployer, the laborer is not worthy Of his hire.
a person who does not understand machinery
cannot work in the capacity Of an engineer
for the interests OF his employer, and there
fore is not entitled to the position he holds,
so long as men who understand that art can
bs had. Look at the late explosion at Silver
City. This will prove that competent per-
sons should be employed to perform all work,
but more especially when valuable property,
as well as human lives, are placed In leop-
ardy. This explosion was the result OF igno-
rance on the part OF the person IN charge,
and in one instant thousands Of dollars worth
of property was destroyed. It surely would
have been cheaper for the owners 70 nave ma mao
q competent person in their employ. Inc
boilers in use here are getting IN rery gooa
state for such disasters, ana to9 macn eau
ton cannot oe useo IN morking .aem.
Explosions were Of Hs9uens oecei.enoe
few years age, on Ine Mlssissippi t.se., -
much so tnat Tie Gofelnmens nau 70 saAs
the matter IN hana. Inspectors were ap-
pointed, and all VINO WORKED N tne cap.c;.!
Of engineers were eomPeheo % pas = sule.
examination. IL is tIaiy assolisn,ng slAt "
have had SO few Gecsaef,s u . .n kino N lns
Territory, when we tnihk o. s1e manner ~
which the mills are run. Wnen steam y
...~NsN Nnftx
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Sp1RrTuAI.-Int the spiritual circles Of New
York there is getting to be quite an excite
ment about new medium Of somewhat
extraordinary character. No one knows
where the modern enchRntress comes from
or how she acquired her art. But all deyout
believers say you may take lock Of any
ones hair and lay it on her magic table, and
forthwith the diviner Of secrets proceeds to
give detailed history Of the lite Of the per-
SON from whose head the hair in question
was Topped, and to mark out his career.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

ARREST OF HALL.-The Stockton INDIE
pendent, in its comments on the arrest OF
Hall says: eve were greatly amused at the
remarks of well known Constitutional
Democrat, who is both plethoric in purse
and portly in person, who declared the arrest
God-send 70 Hall, as he would have starved
to death in another fortnight but for the
kindly courtesy Of General Mcdowell in pro-
yiding him home"
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The UNFORTUNATE ENeINEER.-Ths
Grass Valley National speaking Of Joseph
Wild the engineer who was killed by the re-
cent explosion at Silver City, says: He leaves
= wife and several children who lived ct Bos-
ton R2vine- He was an employed in the mill
honest and industrious man, and an old res
ident Of Grass Valley and vicinity. The an.
nouneement Of his death was autographed
from Silver City to VIM. K. Spencer, Of this
telligence than she became almost frantic
with griei, and started upon the first stage To-
Virginia.
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MISCELLANEOUS ApYERTIsRMKNTS.
CFNTRAL PACIFIC RAILR0AD.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Ea E26ezra 60 li
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1854, until
" further notice, the trains Of the Central Pacific
Railroad will run as follows ~. ~
i UP TRAINS LEAVE ..-a-..--..s
Sacramento at 6:l5 An, arrive at Newcastle 1870 An
Sacramento at Pm, arrive Of Newcastle 80 Pm
Sacramento at 5 Pm, arrive Of Newcastle GAO Pm
l DOWN TRAINS LEAVE
Newcastle at 6;45A.M, arrive at Sacramento S40A.M
Newcastle at 1870 AN, arrive at Sacramento at u
Newcastle at Pm, arrive at Sacramento 640P. ~
The 6.l5 An. and Pm. up trains connect at the
junction with the cars OF the California Central Rail-
road for Lincoln; and the 6:l5 AN train connects at
the same place with the cars for Folsom.
The Gas AN. down train connects at the junction
with the cars for Lincoln, and receive passengers
from Folsom for Sacramento and the 1870 An. train
connects at the same place with the for Folsom
and ut Sacramento with the steamers for San Fran
cisco. t.--.-.-.-.t- .s...------- u ~
On Sunday one train only will be rum leaving Sac
ramento at 6:l5 An. and Newcastle at l0:S0AM.
Stages for Virginia City. Dutch Fiat, Nevada and
intermediate places connect with the cars at New
castle at 7:3O AM. Stages for Marysville and other
points north connect at Lincoln at 100 AN.
49, INLAND STANFORD,
ina President q p n Co
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Coin IN THE PACIFIC OcEAN.-The Aus
tralian papers state that gold has been dis
covered in New Caledonia, one Of the islands
in the South Pacific Ocean.
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LxwIs SANDERS, JR., better known as
Col. Sanders, died in San Francisco on Mon.
day, II the ase Of IS years. For Z long time
the old gentleman had been in III health
He wps an Early resident Of Sacramento, and
l1hid Oh sstelsicnist Il sls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

The French Government has bought the
Great Eastern. She Is to lay the Atlantic
cable, however, before they use her.
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Aaarssnrrrr AVID SALE LIST
A,,e..ment. Levied Wlthin Thirty Days.

on CLANS IN VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR,
pFyIL,e GATE PkLHTnA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGKH.
~ ( f71R AND YdoWxRY pIsfuc18 : AIPHkBxfI.
\ Z ClILY ARRkSaED AND CONNECTED DAILY.
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ooMpANY MEFTINGs

or ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE In GOLD HILL
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON Or COMO. 4fs IA
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Picneer Omnibus Line.
ON AND AFTER APRIL FFTEsNTH, TICK
" cts can be purchased from either Of the Drivers
or At the ofee Of the Line In God Hill Three for
One Dollar. Passengers not purchasing Tickets VIII
Be charged Fifty Gents. GEO. T, JONES.
s iapl5td .iss General Superintendent.
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The Omega Company were yesterday
busy putting its new engine in place.
The engine is large one, from so to so
horse power. As soon as it can be set the
works will be ready, and the company IN
tends to commence operations in its mine,
The company viii have splendid works !;
they are strong and are web finished. The
greatest care has been taken to make them
convenient, as well as powerful and dura-
bic, and the opinion Of those who have
seen the works is that the endeavor has
been successful.
BARRx's OLD PLAcs.-People from
Gold Hill, who want Hrst-rats drink Of
wine, brandy, old Bourbon, or lager, can
find the very article to suit them at Bar
rvs old place. on B street, dozen doors
south af the Court House.
The FzN1ANs.- The Fenian Brother
hood win hold ameeting on Sunday even
ing, at D. O'Keeffes Hotel. A large at
tendance Is expected.
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prcSeik ID BILL SAAAAAAa3. 49, 49, $500"
the workmen are now sinking it through,
;s hard. and has to be blasted. They
nevertheless make about two feet per day.
THE shaft is about four and half by eight
and a half feet in size, well timbered, and
very wen built. There is but one gang Of
men at work on it, at present. Two
shifts were employed until short time
ago. There is no water IN the shaft
none has been struck since 1t was COM
nenced. but the rock taken out has the
appearance of having been submerged at
no yerv distant period. The draining Of
the Other claims in that neighborhood has
nrobably operated to draw off the water
from this one. The company expects to
1orne into its ledge as soon as it gets
th-onoh the hard formation, IN which it is
now sinking, which is supposed not to
extend downward much further.
Brrrr RoAp.-The jackson company
has been building road from its shaft
down to the Ophir grade, at odd spells,
sor : long time past, and has now com
nleted Il. The company expects soon to
.strike the ledge and have rock to haul
away. The drift beng run to the ledge
rom the SHAFT Is in nearly far enough 70
strike Il, and Is deep enough to strike It
rich. The company has got good works
on IFS claim, good shaft, and good DIM,
and hiss large lot, graded off around the
sbaft. ready to receive machinery when
ever the ledge Is struck. and more power
than whim isrequired to do the hosting.
Monx wArEn.-Ths Dardanelle COM
pany commenced running its drift ahead
Yesterday. and strnck more wates soon
stssx doing 50. It IS not bad indication.
There Is now shout double the amount Of
water that there was before, but i takes
NO more than third or hall Of the time
70 kssp i cut NOW.