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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
Sources OF Crin,r.

I Mr.. Gould relates the story Of ia lien
woman, whom he encountered in one OF
our pententiary hospitals, which casts a
terrific light upon the tendency Of licen,i.
BUSINESS 20 produce crime. ing be-.
,raycd, sic resolved upon revenge, and
the plan for its accomplishment flushed
upon her mind with the suddenncss and
rapidity OF lightning She betrayed no
emotion, She uttered no reproaches.-
She treated what had happened as a
harmless Jest, and blandly invited o con-
tinuance OF the intimacy.
The young man Cxultcd in the case
and completeness OF his victory but
from th1t moment she became the evil
genius of his life. Processing the ten.
dcrcst aud most unsclhsh affection, she
drew money from him continually, with
which she hired sharpcrs to furnish him
with pruvnCalives to drinking, gambling,
aud all the forms ct wee aud dcbpuchcry.
At every rally OF his better nalurc, BY
skilml alienation of pcrsuation, banter
aud menace, sic chokcd tho rising i'm
pulse of virtue, chained him TO the cur Of
dissipation, aud confirmed him In his Ca
rcer of vice.
Full well did she know whittier all this
would lead him nor was she dlsappoint'
ed in her malignant expectations -
Drunkenness cloudcd his understand ling;
dcbeuchcry ruined his health ,ni gamb.
ling reduced him 30 poverty. Not until
this point, the goal OF all her prayers aud
efforts, had been reached, when poverty
and discls2 had done th'ir work, uad he
was unable 10 procure q wretchcd bed Or
a scanty meal. except under her charity,
did sho wrCak upon him the full measure
OF her vengeance. Then II was her
daily delight to visit hin to lond him with
'reproachrs, and TO reveal to him, IN hit.
ter cxultati1n, the whole scheme, so cun-
niugly devised tnd 20 steadily pursu d,
by which she had wrought hls ruin
And when the closing scene drew neur,
she sat by his bedside, unl mirglcd h,r
cxccrdtioOs with the shrlcks cXturlcd by
his dying agonics.
Nor was her vcngranc> even yet salts
fed. Her warfare was against the whole
sex, whom she regarded US accursCd I;
and her lnsnilate revenge cried cut Tor
still other victims. Whenever she could
lNstcn her iangs un u young nun Vt gem
teel lam'ly' whose une'ouded prospects
'ote-losehcu nriUaht career she never
IeI"Acu ner ho'u' Sne slGalcu WIN
NeenhesS sharpGheu oy expeFiehce' ever!
point IN ms ch"raeier--h's tastcs' MS
nIpeS, ms lears' Whatever aurdcleu anu
Whatever rep tl'ed hlm ana theh W'th an
almost unerring sagUciiy, adapting the
,nea9s 10 lhe 'nu, sue seldom i"l'd W
her denoDlac purpose. She clalmtd IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
4 BS.Es,E.S ban.

What blessed day il Sunday 10
a man who necessarily itches but
brief glimpses OF home, during the
'oiling week: who is off in tho
morning wi lie little eyes are clos.
ID it, slumber, nor back q, night
lntil they are again scaled By
leep! What would he know of
he very children for whom he tolls
we're il not for the blessed. breath.
ng respite OF Sunday! What hon.
set working mans child will ever
orget this day, when clean and
neat, it is his privilege TO climb
papa'S knee and hang abont his
neck and tell linn al the news
which goes to make up his narrow
little world. Marrow" did VIZ
saw We recall the word. for it
widens ont into the houudless
ocean OF eternity Sunday for the
Working mans childrenl SO
,uull he have it--a day hallowed
by swo,t, pure. home Influences ;
when the little hand. quite com.
plete, shall rest from labor. snl
Love shall writ3 il down tie las
ed day of all the seven.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
The Decay OF Conversation
From Canmbcr's Journal.

The ancient art OF talking Is falling in.
to decay. 1t is an Hsccrlainabls fact,
that, in proportion to the increased popu
lalion, the aggregate bulk Of convcrsa-
ton is lcssening. People nova .days
have something else to do but talk, rot
only do they live in such hurry, that
there is only leisure for just comparing
idcns us 10 the weather, but they have
each aud all gross quantity of reading
TO do, which puts talking out Of the ques-
ton.
IL persons remain at home they read !;
il they 90 to the seaside they read we
have met misgu 'ded indiyiduols out in the
open fields with books in their hands ,
young folks have been seen stretched out
underneath trees, and upon the banks OF
the rivers, pouring over the opened page
on the tops of mountains, in the desert
far within lorcsts--everyw where, men now
pull printed sheets from thoir pockets
and in the earliest, lntcst, highest occu
patton of this life, they read.
The fact is incontestibly true, thai
modern men and women are rcadinc
themselves into comparatively silen
race. Reading is the great delusion o
the present time I; il has become sort
lay piety, according to which the peru
sal Of yolums reckons as good works.
!, is, in a word, the superstition of tn,
nineteenth century.
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slang Of the Stock Exchange.

A Bull is one who buys stock on
speculation, thinking that they will rise,
so that he can sell at a profit. I, is u
his interest to have stock rise land he W i'll
resort to every means TO bring about the
desired result.
A Bear is one who sells stock on
speculation, thinking they will fail, so
that he can buy in for less money to fiji
his contract. II is TO his interest TO
break down the mat ket, and he will re-
sort to the most desperate means to ac.
complsh his object,
A Corner is when the bears cannot
buy or borrow the stock to deliver in lu.
fillment Of their contracts.
A Deposit is earnest.money, lodged in
the hands Of third party, as u guaranty
"5 up" A" 10 up" is the language ex.
pressiye of a deposit.
Operlodned is what the bulls cannot
take and pay for the stocks which they
have purchased.
Short is when person or party sells
stock, when they have none, and expect
to buy or borrow them in time to delIy-
er.
Long is when a person OF party has a
plentiful supply Of stock.
A Flyer is to buy some stock with q
view to selling It in lew days, and ei-
ther make or lose, as luck will just have
IL.
A Wash is a pretended sale, by spe-
cinl agreement between the seller and the
Luyer, for the purpose Of getting quo
tation reported.
Such are only few Of the slang ex.
press ions" by which people are duped,
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The Christian A drocate publishes the
following letter from soldier to little
hoy in the Lafayette ST. Sabbath School,
in Buffalo, acknowledging the receipt Of
a housewife, and replying to tho letter
therein enclosed:
HOSPITAL No. ?, NASHVILLE TESS.,l
November II. 1868.
MY Dear Little Friend Asa;-I never
saw you and perhaps | never will, yet !
have heard from you. Yesterday had u
present of housewife, and upon exam.
nation was pleased very much with It's
contents, as il contained many useful
things for soldier far from home aud
friends.
You must be very kind and thought
ful boy, as well as soldiers friend.
The books, thread, needles, buttons,
tea, paper, fish hook, aud all the rest, are
very nice as wen as useful, especially the
li;tle bble. You have my hcurtf Il
thanks aud best wishes Tor each aud every
orticle.
am some distance from home. as my
home previous to enlistng was In Illinois,
town of Aurora, Kane county. am b
volunteer in the army. | have been q
soldier one year and nine months. ]
have seen hard fghting, and also very
hard times in the service. | was ia the
bait les of Stone River, Prryville anC
Chickamuuga. am now In hospital
not very well, yet so as to bo arouLd
every day.
You ask my opinion about you going
as drummer ! would advise you to stay
uul Of the service, as II is a hard life tc
livr, especially for one soyCung.
trust anu hope that this wicked wal
will soon come 10 an end, 50 that we may
all return to our homes aud friends.
Hoping that you ure well, and that
may some day see you, will close b,
thanking and saying good bye little Asa
This is from your ever faithful friend
THADDEus RACE.
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Sunday Raaiug.
Eminent men on tie RiS,c.

Among men of e,nca,iou phi
talents those who have been known
as enemies Of cats The Bible have,
for the most part, unhesitatingly
acknowledged their ignorance Of
/ ts contents, or at least that they
were not familiar with its pages;
while the invariablc testimony ofall
who have candidly studied it, ha'
ho.n in favor OF its claims TO a di.
vine authority and TO tive sublimitv,
purity and wisdom otits precepts.
The testimony following viii be
very generally respected
"The venerable John Quincy Aa.
.ams,a short time before his death.
stated to n friend that ever since
be was thirty years old he had
been accustomed, anong the fret
things, to read tho nible every
morning with few interruptions
and hc followed the practice over
half a century.
Dr. Samuel johnson ia distin,
guishcd as Il writer on morals; HE
compositions have seldom been cS.
ceIlcd in energy ,rexprossion. To
"a young gentleman, who visited him
IN his death bed, he said: Young
man attend to the voice ofone who
ias possessed a certain degree OF
anne in the world, and who will
horily appear boIorc his Maker
read the bible every day Of your
iie."
AT the time when the calebratel
DR.. Franklin lay upon his death bed
he was visited by young man who
had great respect for his judg-
mcnt in al ,hingsaud having enter.
aimed doubts as to tic truth of tho
criptures, he thought that this az
ul period afforded q suitable oplr.
unity Of consulting the docter On
this important subject. According,
~ ho introduced il in o solemn
any woighty manner, inquired Of
him what were his sentiments az 10
the truth of fscriptures. On the qucs.
tion being put although he was in o
very Lad position Icing although
ne was in n very weak state, and
ocar his dccoaeo, he replied:
Young man my advice TO you ia.
that you cultivate an acquaintanee
with, and a firm belief in, the hoy
scriptures; this ia your certain 10,
tcrest.
"When Sir Walter Scott return.
ID, n trembling invalid from Italy,
70 die in his native land, the eight
,fhis "swcet home" soinvigora.
ted his spirit, that some hope was
entertained that he might recover.
But he soon relapscd. lie found
that he must die. Addressing his
son in law, he said, bring me q
book" "What bookl' replied
I.oci hart. "Can yon ask faid
the expiring genius, whose fsscin-
ating novels had charmed tho
world, but have no balm for death,
" can you ask what book . thcrs
lis but one"
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Eat sie siighes.

a girl thirteen year, old. wss
dying, Lifting her eyes touari
ceiling che said, softly:
Lift me higher ! Lin me
higherl'
Her parents raised her mp with
pillows, but she family said
" No, not that, out ihsrc." ("
again looking earncstly to~ard
Heaven, whore her happy soal fed
moments latsr.
On her grayestoae shess WORDS,
are carved.
"Jane B------, aged thirteen
liited higher
a boz liil. iase =. aysvS Vas Il
potl lifted higheri
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

CoPPERnEADisM CoRSERED. The I.r-
Roy Gazette very clevery corners III
slippery Copperhcud in the following
catcchsm:
" Are you in favor Of the Union J"
eyes"
Are you opposed to the success Of
the rebels 7"
" Yes--proyided this amt a Niger
War ?"
"Do you think this is 'Nigser wurr'
/" Yes"
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Fever and Ague.

GRISWOLD'S Malerian Antldote
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
Ague, warranted to cure or the mo.
ney win be refunded. For sale at
the Drug Store of
j. f. MARoUARDT.
Aug. Z, 1868. a.
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SrR,"ssid young wife to her hus-
band, few days after marriage, "you
we're honest enough to tell inc that your
chimney smoked, but WY didn't you tell
me that you smoked yourself Z"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

C.TThe Hon. Charles Il Clarke, for.
merly member Of Congress from Jtffer.
son county, N. Y. died q few days ago.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

TIE idle are sorely put to !, for means
20 kin Time. while Time quietly pro-
cceds to kill them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

When ship goes into port. she usual
ly steadies ; when port goes into a man
ho usually reels.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
SIOO REV ARD.
CoH'5
Cou&h BalSan

CouSh 'a1SaI1l
over FIVE thousand BOTTLES have been sold in ,tsna
tive town, aud not single instance ofits failure Is
known.
We have, In our possession. any quantity otccrit'
fcates some Of the from eminent physicia1s, who
have used y in their practice, aud given II the pre-
eminence any other compound,
Il does not dry up Cough but loosens it, 80 as to
enable the patient to eNpectorate freely. Two ~
three doses will invariably tickling in the throat
A half bottle has often completely cured the most
stubborn Cough, and yet, though Il Is so sure and
speedy Its operation IL Is perfectly harmless, being
purely vegetable. II very agreeable 10 the taste,
aud may he adniinistered to children ofany age.
In cases Of Group will guarantee ure, "
taken in season. No family should he without it,
II is within the reaoh of all. the price being only 25
cents.
And irur investment aud thorough trial does not
" back np the above statement, the money vii he
refunded. We say this, knowing its mert', and feel
confident that one trial will secure for 1t home In
every household
10 not waste away with Coughing, when so small
an investment will cure You. II may he had ~ any
respectable Druggist in town, who will furnish you
with circular OF genuine certificates OF cures 1t has
made.
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the taste. n s not violent remedy, hni emoiheni
" farming, searching and effective, can be taken ny
the oldest peTsou or youngest child ....,, ...,.,,
MADAME ZAnuC PORTERS CURATIVE
RAtSAM isso new nd unitied m'dicine, but has
been used hy the public for the past ten years WIN
unparalleled success and ~ acquired ~ pteseni eA
tensye aud largely Increasing sale, SIMPLY by being
recommended b, those who have used 1t tot their al
actcd friends aud others.
IFNOU HAVE A COLD. " ever 90 slight, do not
fil 10 give the Balsam trisi as the very low rrce
Mt which IL is sold; brings It IN the reach OF even
one. ihaiihey may always keep convenient for use
The timely Of % cent bottle will often prove
to he worth one hundred times IL cost. ~
Uo moi be put oil with any other. Ask Tor MAn
AME IADt.C PuRTERS CuUGH HALS AN, in
si,t on having II, and take no other " yonr Drng
g.t does not have ~, have him send and get II iot
Won.
sjS- soLD ny ALI. DRUGGISTS AT 25 AND
50 CENTS PEI ROTTLE.
HALL. g. BUCKEL, Proprietors,
21s GreeR,oich Street, Nep York.
Noyeniber q IyG9 e-l yr,
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CEFA Telegraph line viii soon be
completed 10 Lansing, Michigan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

VOC are very welcomc,as tbs empty
purse said 10 the shilVg.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07
War Claims a. Pensions.

Pennington, Lee & Brewer will
give prompt attention to the collection and prosecu
ton OF alleiaims agaiatt the Government, for bach
pay, bounty, &c, and proeufng
PENSIONS
or disabled soldiers and widows Of deceased Office
and soldiers.
Ma PEssISaTos having retired from the arm,
hasreSumsdthe practice oflaw.
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For sale.
A Valuable Farm!

~
THE subscriber offers for sale a
well improved Farm, situated in Liberty
township, Henry county, Ohio, within "a
miles Of Napoleon, the county seat Of Henry
county; also, = miles from Liberty Cen
tre Depot on the Toledo and Fort Wayne
Railroad also, within 3Ols miles Of To
ledo, one of the best market cities in Ohio.
The farm contains
80 Acres,
5R acres under cultivation. A good
bearing Orchard good Frame Barn, 80 by
NO with Floors, Granery. &c. and never
failing Spring of good Water, and a well
near the Barn also, large Log House, q
Frame Building Is by 2s used as Smith
Shop, Also. Steam Saw Mill within 10
Rods Of the premises
PRICE-Twenty.o hundred dollars.
(s2,iOO.) Payments made reasonable with
interest. ANY person wishing to purchase
said farm, can find Inc on the farm, or ad.
HENRY NJ BRIGHTON,
Liberty Center, Hcnry county, Ohio.
Dec. 3. 1863. 9--u
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MADAME ZAD0C P0RTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam,
Price as and so Cents per Bottle.
The best, and Cheapest aud most cficctual
Remedy for COUGHS. &c., the world
has ever produced, Purely Negcta-
bic contains no MINERAL, or
other DELECTRIOUS Drugs.

The curative Ralsam
" warranted, fused &c
cofding to directions, to
cute In all cases, Coughs,
Colds, Cronr, Wheoping
Cough. Asthma, AMI al
affections OF the Throat
and Lung.
MADAME ZApOC
rORTERs BAtsAMts
AFrHELt vEoArAaLg Ex.
PEoroRNNr prepared Siih
great care and scientific
tkill, from \ combination
ofthe best remedies the
vegetable kingcom az.
fords. Its remedial qnah
iiies are based on iis
pewertoassistthe healthy
and vigorous circulation
ofthe blood through ,he
lungs. u enlivens the
muscles and assists the
skinto perform the dutles
ofresulating the heat Of
the system, and In gent.
" throwing ,fihe waste
| suhstancc ftom the sur.
\ face ofthe body. II loos.
\ ems the ph'egm, indnces
ifee splitting and will be
found vey agreeable to
=, teme,tv. bnf enoilient
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

DOMESTIC quiet is jewell love sae
light Of Il.
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Book Agents Wanted,

To Sellby subs. ription an excellent ILLusrRArEDt
IiIsToRy or rHR REnsLLIos, whiehis already brough
down 10 the fall OF Nieksburg and Port Hudson. ltis
IN both Engii sh aud German. sampls les now ready.
Every family wants such q work, and industrious
men do excellent business with e.. Also agents
for other beautifully illustrated and rapid selling
works, For circulars, with terms, address HENRY
HOWE. No, III MSin St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
November "a, 1863. s-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-07

HOSIERY.
Gloves, Dress Trimmings, &C.,
&c, in great variety, together with
every description, kind and style
Of Goods for Mems and Boys
wear at wholesale or retail cheap
er than can be bought anywhere
this side of New York.
Also, the largest and best select.
ed stock of
LADIES' AND GENTS
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Tiftia ae'rrhlu Gribuae
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM,
IN ADVANCE.

JOHN RoBINs, Ed1tor and PubIisher.
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New and Fashionable

and will be sol at the lowest possible rates. Call
the fine iewelry aud Piano Rooms, No Commercis
ow, linn, o. fmD WILLIAM GALLUP
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

4 GRAND PRoJEcr.-A survey has been
made and company formed for the purpose
Of running large double track tunnel under
the whole American Flat region. The tun-
mel starts in deep canon in Blue Sulphur
Springs District, and runs northward to and
under the Flat. 1t will pass considerably
over 900 feet below the surface Of the Flat.
1t is expected that the tunnel will afford a
sufficient amount OF water to run several
mills by water power.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the junction Of
C and B streets. Virginia, a good many i'm
provements are being made in the streets
and buildings. Several houses are receiving
basement stories, the earth being dug from
under them for this purpose. This opera
ton brings the buildings on that part of the
street about down to the established grade.
THE Gas Company, at Virginia, are about
entering into contract for ten thousand
cords of pitch wood, for the manu-
facturc of gas. The wood will be obtained
on Indian Creek, a few miles northeast of
Red Mountain District.
The Tunnel Toll Road, from this place to
Virginia is doing very good business this
spring. 1t is on a very easy grade.
Nor single arrest was made in Virginia
last night. The city is very quiet at present,
and very dull.
JrDGE ArwILL's COURT, VIRGINIA.-Two
or three cases were on the docket for hearing
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

RISE IL THE RIVER. - Yesterday afternoon
SAYS the Bee, Of saturday, the American began Il
contribute to the Sacramento. and the cOnse
quencr has been rise of about four ftet-witl
the waters Of the Upper Sacramento yet TO heal
from. Drift stuff is coming down in abundance
aud the Cinnamon are on the brisk look out fol
logs, lumber. etc. II appears that the capacity o
the cur has not been sufficient to let off tho
frrshct in the American for stream is now pass
Ing 10 the sacramento by the old bed of the Amer
loan. which has for 50 long Il time been simply d
bar of sand
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

American City, March 10, 1861, mhl2 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

PROTECTION To EMIGKATGoS.-A bill drawn
BY Senator Nrsmith, OF Oregon, to provide for
suitable protection TO the overland emigration 10
the Pacific States, has passed both houses of Con
Gress, The bill aPproprates SiO0OO-of which
it is provided that $4,000 shall be used in pro.
viiinG Il suitable military escort on the Fort Ben
ton route: $1,000 on the route from NioGrara
on the Missouri river, by the valley of the Mo
hrara to Idaho Territory, and tho remainder will
he expended on the usual route.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

POSTAGE TO CANADA.-Thc Postmaster Gen
cral has issued ;hc following order 1t is hereby
ordercr that in future the international charge
upon all letters between Canada and any part OF
the United states shall be 10 cents the single rate
of halt IN ounce and under, prepayment optional,
without regard To difference OF distance route OF
conveyance. Postage tn Canada has hitherto
been II cents per half ounce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

THE total number of hogs slaughtered this sea
sou around the falls Of the Ohio, near Louisville,
WAS over ~ OOO an increase IL 900 last year.
The total weight Of these hogs WAS over l9,0OOO00
pounds. Il decrease Of Lilo 699 from last season.
The amount OF lard packed was over 2,OO0,OOO
pounds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
American City, March 10, "a.

Office Boyce & Reynolds Gold and Sn-
yer Mining Company, Gold Hill District, n. T.
san Francisco, March ID, Ie64-At n meeting OF
the Trustees of the above named company, held
this day, an assessment of one dollar per share was
duly levied on the entire capital stock OF the COM
pany. payable Immediately to the Secretary at
bis Office, San Francisco or to D. Hogan, Superin-
tendsnt, at the mine.
mills M Ms. REfNOLDS, Seey'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

THE contributions Of the people OF Washing.
ton Territory to the Sanitary Fund, amount 10
Sl4g7G -. instead of ST,2JO as before reported
This is more than 81 to every man woman and
child in the. Territory. So says the Standard
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

FREEPoar RAILRoAD-Thc Company ware.
houses NJ Frcrpurt are nearly completed and
when finished. freight and passengers will be for
warled FROM San Francisco direct Ia Folsom, we
are creiibiv Informed, hy steamers that will con
meet with The railroai AZ FrecpOrt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

THE Farmer SAYS that it can ind in three hours
ride just across the hay, in Alameda. Contra Cos
IT, and Santa Clara counties, grain enough to
supply California three months, just i'll these
counties, and that is one hundred and twenty
thousand barrels -four, or It's equal in wheat.