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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
ClneImnali Markets.

TsscHHssTt. Dc -.
FLcGa-pHfi. SD hsfsiy Aas dsaAsa 9 pr.
aHs o.; EHt as .
NhEkt-trHg sail rNsie~ Ea 400
CuES-n eitard g. / Uhsi 10. SD aassstiez I.
dat ipFs withasawH ffvaa the = arksE
BsT~-s6 70 -
nTK pau sid aomtnsi.
wHisKE-r,sa. - asa 49, asnaz8 e
light
PEovnIoSs-oa .. BAT ssm. sale. 81 se1
htts Mess Pork o. 20 o. No tka~xs - Ba.k
MrAis 0Fsru Hans A auee - teS<
LARD Dali 81 earsa Z, aaA ~ asked.
HOG - sc hsgh-T saa sFnss 100 ID aEsragrs
1875 The rereti Il w~Fs light
3HoCkRfE rs -S'sady, ~ith fair erunfry d.
waas @ sss Ss8t5 sagsf. z284a I've Gaia
Mstasses I o..
G0Lh-zts
sILFE4-9o1
nUHEE-MsF ct c'es@.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

KA,hAirea is from The Gr-sk sofd ''ksthro." OF
"ksiAAiro." signifSlus 10 cleanse, Frlurinats and
restore. This sFtieis Is whss ia name signines.
Yer pFs-srvins, restoring snd beauiifying The
eaman hair Il - the NEST remarkable preparation
a. the ~orld. II = AkAia owned snd PCT up ~
Tie original proprietor. ana IL nsv mAds vita ths
s<ms care. skiI ana altestsaA Which EAEs u
sAls of ever one miliioa bottles per sansm.
Ttis meet delightful Hair prSssing.
II graduates searf ana danaFua.
II ks~Fs ths hsad eaei ana el.aa.
Il nakss the hair, rich, sast and glossy.
II prevents tbs hair frua falling % and tuFA-
ing gray.
II restores hAiF uren haia hsada
Any iAdy o. Esntlsman uho vsiuss eesntifal
hsad efhaiF shsHia uss Lyaus KAfhairon. II 10
kaown sad q ~ thsoaxhout tas sivtlis.d wofld.
ssla b. al FesIeetahls asslsrz
nEaAs BARNES a CO.. Esw Vera.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Te2llEa a8aA

Foxstasp, Ne Dec e -rAs sisGE
skip Peruvian. fren Liverpool on the
l5lh, Londonderry On the 10th, and
Cape Race on the evening Of the gath,
arrived this evening.
Abiding to the Florida disaster, the
London Times says:
Assuming that 1t wAs done by design,
Ne are not disposed to waste much IL
dignstion On the subject, as the method
Of srming and equippiug the Florida
waa such a violation of neutrality lays
as to deprive the sufferers Of ali syupa-
thy.
The Tines predicts that Mr.. Seward
sill make ample apology.
A blocksde-runuing case has been on
rial in The Court Of EKeheqaer. IL
shieh the Judze poisted out that all the
parties in the matter we're foreigners,
and denounced such violation Of the
riEkis OF ssylum-
A large open-air neeting Of opera
ives Of Manchester adopted resolutions
.trobgly opposing the recognition Of the
5lavehOiding Coniedsraeg.
Parliament meets on the lst Of Feb
rgary
TIE breach bstween the PapAl Gov
srnment and the PrussiAn Minister Al
Rome is -idrning
The Tines city article of the 10th
-ays:
The rsdac'ion ia the bank rae 10 sir
per cent IS a slep entirely in harmony
ziih the state Of the market, and will be
.peeiaily welcomed, irom It's being cal
calsied to lessen the morbid despOnd
-aey which has prevailed 10 all d-pAri
mems Of trade since the speculative
mania was corrected By the sAluiary
.dsance up 10 eight and nine per cent
The demand FER discount yesterday vas
Of average character. under the fall ex-
pectstion that the bank rate would be
reduced.
Consols opened yesterday at an ad-
sanes of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

NEw YoEK, Dec 2s.-Ths piano fac
tory Of the united piano makers. IA.
Brookliu, corner Of First and Third
streets. vas destroyed By Ere last night
Loss, over thirty Thousand dollars
The Worlds Washington special says
Sherman considers Branehville, 5 C., OF
much NOR. importance than Charleston,
40 il 10 tbs great railroad center, and
seated thss be could open eommsHiez-
ton with Beaufort, when Charleston
wonld fall from its own weakness
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29


ceaghs, coids. sors Thrcsts, Assaaa. as4
Consumption. is is only ssssssaFy foF aay sns
froabisd With these complaints 70 Try ons bsttis
Of Dc. striekiaad's MsIliasoas coaEk Balsan 70
eonsiBsa them that this 10 the ss.t prspsFstisa
ever ussa. Is not Only cures the sbovs .ssesisns
OF tAs throat and iangs. bat u ceres ngha swsass
and spitiisE Of blood, snd is an sssslIsst saFsls
for sny kiad Of sore threat u is pisas@ss 70
take. and sais msdieiss fer lntanis. esid b. al
DruzEssis. ascls ,
Ne not be pat en-. Aas f5F asea@s Pors.r's
Cough Baisan. inaist on hAvtng ~. sEtiais uatti
you sst u, take no other. II year asaEEist has
not ct Il. eAvs him send sad get n Fsr zen. Tie
cost 81 manufacturing the Baisan . IS great -
thst Of alwost sny other and higher priced ns&i
eins. aud ths very I"w pres a. whieh n 10 sslA
makes fhs psoas 70 The seller spp~rsasly sasiii
ant uhprlneplsd Dealers ~ili cites s-eommsn4
ether medicines on wbieh thslr pr eta are larger.
unls-sYos lnsist on Asvsns MAasns Perisf's, ssa
aoas other. SD By all DFsEsis .. at % sna %
cents per boi,i' assis :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
uAoAw,s mAaxoI nALn.

This is TO- nest dsllghtful sad srtrsosaissry
artistic ssfa tsosssr u ehaagcs the Sun burat
isos sad = y % 'ariy satin ssxtaFs Of rAsish.
taE hs.asy.. Np.FsiaE he msFsis parity Of yoath.
ssa The - g~s spp~sraneeso Inviting IN the city
hsiis Il lea. Il removes tAs. fSsesirs, PIN
plss sad 9hBe.s ffea the skin, ts-viag the oem-
pisEisn h, traaspssrnt snd smgosa. Il cen.
t.ins 20 matsriai tuiarioas 70 the stin. rstros.
is.d hy Actresses aad Opera siarers. ~ uhst
every LADY Should save. sold ssrry~hsrs.
Prepared b. w. & Harsn, Troy, 81.
Address al ardsrs %
BEMAR a. nARNEs a co. Hss =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
MEDICAL
s. T.ls5o.-x.

;. I.-lSOO.-A
FeFsons 81 sedsntary habits treRhied vita
Esssnss. ls.siru3e. pa,Fisatioa q III hart lack
Of appetite, distress after eating, torPtd Hvvr
. assipa;ioa, deserve - txnsr, Il they I'll =
~ ne eslsbrases
PLANTATION BTTTERS.
~hlch arr roS recommended BY TIE highest nsdi.
cal sathsriti-s. and warranted e produce ar i--
a-slAss eeRsasial srses Thsy are sxOp~aiagly
sgr>sahls, Isrf-o-ty Psre. sd nuss sup~rceei all
ether soaics ~Aers sseishv. Esatis stiusuteat is
required
Tesy Purify. str~ngth-a anS invirorats.
They eru~ts hesitAy sppesite.
They are an aasiaosa . sAaass q wstsF ans
diet.
rAsy evsressa- tA- sssss. =, .i...sasssu ara
late hesrs.
rhsy stFsaEshsa ah@ syssesa aaa ralixen the
the aind.
They prevent aiasnA'is Aaa Ins.Fai,ssus -
They psrir sAs breath ana s.iai,y Of I'll,
stanseA.
rhsy cure Dyspepsia Gaa Constipation.
rAsy sars ptarrssA sus csolsrA aorsas.
They sare Liver CoapiAist saa Nervous
HeAaAoes.
They make the vsak stroag, The iAnEstz tFn
iiAst- and are exhausted nAtars's great restsFsr.
Fssy sFs o0nposs Of the celebrated cAilsAyA bark,
9iassrgruea. s.ssAffAs. reefs and hsres, All prs-
~rvsd IA PsFseetis paF~ 81 csslx raa. Fer esr-
tionlArs, ae~ eirc1lArs aad tsstimoaiAia aroand
-aeA bsstis.
Beware q imPestors. Exsmine every bottle
So that Il has eur private 2, S. sia@p aanati-
iAiea ever the ssrk, vita pisutAtioa secs. AHd
oar sign=tnrs 90 has stesi plata side lAesl. ss~
that eaT hottis Is sos rs-allsd wilh sParieus and
fsisisrious staa, Auy psrsoa PFsssadlag ts ell
Plantation Bittsss By the gallon IN buik. Is an
inpssteF. Aay Psuson initztiag this bottle. OF
'iliag any ether material lhsrsia, whsJAsr called
flAntAsiOa Bitisra eF nst. i eri~iasl uaasr the
c. ;. tAv. aat Sil es - prosecuted ny a. We
sire>ay AAss gar eye % several parties Fs.aiiiug
esr bottles. ks., ~he Wlli succeed Ia getting
thsmsslves tase sless qasrtsu. rns dsnAaa sos
pFaks'a fiantatioa bisssrs tfom ladies, clergy
assa. usrehAats. ke.. h iheFcdibls. TIE STAPLE
trial Of BEETLE Ia ths svasnos SO present Of thsi,
~orth sad superiority, Thss arr soid b all ~
spestabls druggists. greosrs, physicians, hetsla,
sAleens. steamboats,, aud country stores.
p. a. DRAKE 4 co.
No. 80 hFoAawts. v.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
HON INTERESTS.

To PHYuclAEs.--lf yoa wish 10 eareAass pafs
Drass, hsdislnss, aud chsiaieals ct small sd'
vases en- Eastern pTioss, 90 and ssAnias KsLLEA
wzifE'a stOek, whsrs yeu will sad svsry "ra'
ss that IL needed By the profession, aad e. prices
which sAnsot all 90 give sasisfaoiisa. Their
store L. Al No. - MAia strest. @AJsaSWu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
HEIasTsEETs
Inimitabls Hair Restorative.

Bat RESTORES gray ksir 70 its original color. b
sspFlylng the capillary tub~s eth paiursi snats-
sauss impalf-d b sss o. dissa-s. All ssssa-iaAs-
go asss sfs sompssea - iarar susiie. asstfoytag
ths vitality sad hoaaty - to hair, SAD sssFi u
tl.as-ixss 30 dressing nsimstssst'. fHiuitabis
ool.rius sniy rsstorss hair u lie nsisrsi ueor
- ~ s&sy FFnos=s. bat gives 81. halrs
LaHartsat Beauty
promotes ~ gre~th pfsEs Il ne falins 90. sF.d.
scaiss dsndsus ssA i'm ~ T. health sd pisasAst.
e ths hss,1. HAS - the tel sftiins. bs
ing the salorinai Hair i ariss, and Il eeHstsstly
ineFsasing IL favor. Ussd - 18th rsstisn-u ssd
ladias. Il is Sid ~ Al rssrsesAiAs dezi-s -
eas BE- procured " shsw q ths oousuiefeisi
axsats. D. s. bABEKs a Co. 94 BFs.swsy, See
York. Tee niAa@. 80 e.ats asa 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
WILLIAM RRAvIs.
Attorney at Law and .. 3. Claim
AwanN

Agent,
Is Authorised BY the eovsrRusnt to prsears Pen
sisus, Bounty Money. Baes Pay. Beenty Land
ciAlms fsr HoasEs and other PaOrrATx destroyed
whlis In y service Of the eovsrnmsnt. and all
Stains, Of whatever klnd es nature against the
unissa States.
Bounty for Discharged sOldlersi
sen amsndneat to the Beaaty Law, passed At
g. last ssasiOn Of Congress. "Afl soldiers OF
ssh~puraona wAe Aass Bon sr sAsH ASs~ft~ -
aissA arssA withis years frOsa the date ssthsr
snllussnt. By reason sfweuads rSosivsd In battle
aha rsosivs ths same Bouau - though tssy
nsrvsd two years."
o,acs ss,S Main street, ever Krilsr's Suu store.
orpeslts the court House, KvAnsviile. fndiana-
Correspondents must eaciess stAmrs.
- glsoa rsNrsnc~s given " required. nhas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

EEw YoRK, Dec . Gold 10 steady,
nth no special demand from spectators
or for export Opening price, 2i6t, ad-
vancing 10 2I7s, and again fell 70 2l64.
o. rumor Of repulss before Whining
ton the price rose TO 22l, bat reeedsd
again to 2i9f.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

SAx FRAxczsco, Dec. 2T-Ths Custom
House authorities have discovered And
frustrated another plot 70 81 On. = pira'-
iesl schooner ia this port TEo deuce
tives gained the con6denee Of Michael
Hays, apparent leader Of the conspiracy,
xho vas arrested By the Provost Guards
On Sunday, aud is nowin jail ~ FOrt
Alha,rosa Il was intended 70 purchass
. small schooner, arm her With one guu,
snugSle her cat Of port. seise . larger
vessel, and ultimately capture enc Of the
treasury steamers hays vas provided
With Ietters-ot-uarque from the rebel
authorities His seeonpliess are 10,
| vst known.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

49, !
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
Fo 7 q IA . II.
only, with superior facilties
in every department.
Our stock includes the
( GLOWING, in large quanti-
{ les, wig:
Blood's Grass and Grain
s'cythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
sicythes
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
md Manure Forks.
Hoes-Planter's and Gar
d en-,
I Hames, Collars g. Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tc 'ols,
Il Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts ano
Screws,
Gun trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
. Japanned Ware.
Notions-Large Stock.
Together with every othel
ar ticle in the Hardware
line, which we offer TO deal
ers at lowest cash price
"a st or West.
b " Ellis, KELLOGG q CO.,
10. 10 First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
INDIAN MEDICINES.


Chorokco euro
~ ssdsaine cure fsr eBeras-sFvh<a. fs.stuaI
Hsakres koefsrnaf EuIlsssss esd 81 diseases
- "a sstpofafsaa ssek Les q Hs-assg. UsipsF-
ssl LassHsfs Paf4s u ~ Haek, Dssaness sf Pislsa,
lrsssafuya % lss. Veal Eerss. D5Acsas Fl
Brsafkisg Tsssabfias Batsfmis~ss kspPsions - a.
Face. Psif Coaaisasrs<, fssaaAF, csasssDfiss- sd
al ~ fAs.fwi esuagtetsas easaes ~ sepastHs grs@
~ gast ef aafurs
Ss~ Thls nseIicias is q SINGLE yegsfahls sxtraet,
aad ons On Whish al rsiy, - u has t~sa ned
10 our pfactsos far mnny Tsars. nna ~ttb thoas-
sads tfsas-1 a has sst tiid IL single instsnes-
lfs curative pounrs have f.asH suficieut - Essn
xlrtery over The ufost stabsora aste.
eS-Ta tbeae vino hss~ tFses4 ui&h thaif eensli.
taiioa, unfil they thiak tksfnssisss bsyCnd ihs
reach ~ medical sid souid sag. Despair zgsf
ths rnEzonEE Cess ell rgstsFs jos % health
snd sfzOr ssd . 81 All qusck doetsft have saiisd
e~For fsff partlcsaisfs, Est a Circ aiaf ffsm any
Drug sfsra la tbs eoautrys o. writs the FFopfie-
sara wbs wfii nail fFss tgauy desiring the sama.
/ : ali trsatise 10 pan phiet fora.
nN-Frloas 81 gsf bostls o. thnss bot tias Tor S.
sad fsrxsfded b Express % ~ perts o. ts sof4.
60 eole ~ al rs@gectabis drrsEista sysry-
whsFs.
DIR. W. r. Merwin & Co
s0tE Pnosnls7oas,
Ne 81 LftsYfy sfrssf, Ess Terk.
EwNoid IL Es41ssiiis ~ = n. BisFbowsS aaf
I ~ III arrrrlssa es~rs~hers- fFesfn5AuIT
Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

BaLrfxoRx. Dee. $40 news has
hsss rsesivs1 frcn FzksEs Acnros tAia
g ..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
coLoArK,s HONEY SOAR.

Tbs esssbrstsd Toilet Soap, in saeh zzi
ssrsAi demand, Is made frsm the choicest ma
ssrials, Ia mild aud emoIIisnt In its nAtsrs.
fragFantly scented, ss4 sxtrsnsiy bsn<
aeiaI In lee setion zDou the skin. Fer sAls ~
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
e. Lei thSss ~hs h4ss 4oabls4 ths " rtuss
srLLis CEgEos BTTTszs, II any snch thsrs b.
ssad ths following Csrtine4ss frsn Esatls@sa eel,
ss0wu 10 thls sommanify. Aaa dssbt - nors.
Its general insroauetlSn into tbs array will sxvs
ths lives efthoas4nds Of oar soldbsrss
LoUfsxfLLE, KY. ynns u, 1888.
We. thu unaersignsa, h2ys sesz The COED sesets
pr0duesd By The So Of Dr.. gsEE BuLL's cxBsos
sfrTEEs in Of general sanity and prssrstiss
u tbs systsn, and bslssxs its EsnsrAi wosla
prevent disease and relieve naeh sunsriag-
Among chr soldiers particularly wozld thh b tks
case, especially thsss uhs are sxpSssd T. nias-
sAtle neaenes Ia tks soathsrn slimata.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
o. lsetor las. Rev. ID pis- ~.
oolIsstsr Of tks Port Of LsaisFiIls. ~,
Provost Marshal 0snT sf Ks.tseky.
REY. u. p. HEaDEEsO6,
Vies Prest of sanitary Gem missisa-
HAREEY, HUGHES CO..
Publisher Dsm9~fAk.
ego. p. DOEEkf
Prsp Louiwvflis AnEsiasx.
HUeHEs PARKHILL,
wholsaals Dry Goods psalsrs, Main atrsss,
Louisville, NJ.
DAVIS, aRKEs CO.,
Whoiesais shoe Dealer. 1Ain ST.. LsaAsvfits.
HART MAPOTHEH,
LlfhoErsphsrs, cor. Markst aaa Thtr4 ess..
Louisviiiy, ~.
JULIUS wTaTER,
Clothing Msrehsst. zoe. u sa1 hssk@a See.
L0uiavills, Ky.
CAPT. .. y. HfLDKETH,
OF Steamer Major AadaTssa.
MAI. u. 7. THUsTON,
Pay1Astsr z. 0. Army.
Q. n. AETCALF.
at2Bal Hotel. Losasstiks. ~.
col. JESSE BATLEs.
tsh Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE b. PRENTICE.
Lsnlsvtl y Jonrnal.
So Advsrtissmsat ia another eli4mn.
tabs ly sold 81 PETEn NIERLIMG,
aaLa A aanH- EEananllla- La.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

NEW YoEK Dec. %, p. n.-Gold is
quoted a. 2ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
Grey's Patent Moulded all
Paper Collars.

Ihavs very large stock Of the above
Gooda am also prepared 10 make up
Clothing 10 the best possible manner, for
have got the best workmen IN my en-.
ploy in the West, and warrant all goods
made By me. Ard IS my expenses are
not heavy, | ean and gill sell goods low-
er than any other house in the city OF
the sane kind All ask is Tor those in
want Of sac clothing 10 cali and sst
shat | have got No trouble 10 shos
yo1As
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29

DISEASES or TIE sERYoUs. sEMisAL.
UrfnAry, and sexual systsms--usw 1md rslisbas
srs&tmsnt--ln Reports Of the HoVARD Asso-
CIATIOH. seat By zall Ia SEALED Lsttsr savsI-
opes, frss Of charge. Address DE. J. sKILLIH
H0UGHT0H, Howard Association. Ne. sszss
sinth Street, PhilA1slphis. Pa
apri'64 d&wlys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
spRCfAf, NuTfCn

The nuHosr Of deaths from Dysssssvry and
Diarrh0a which oeear 10th amonx ecihrsz aa1
adaIts, warn the afflicted not 10 nsglset ilssass-
Dixon's Blsekbsrry csrminatsss 10 sure eurs,
and ore which nsVsr IBizsss The most CELESTE.
small-Pex has already sacrificed SENS u eur
bsst and brsEsst troops. Scholars. hsssa - the
Eo.os Of RsasoE Supply yourselves vita Hole
Ways Pills snd Ofstnssf- Ths Pills parity fss
blood and strsngtbss ths sss1zeh. vhfls shs
Olhtnsut rsmoyss eli pain and pssvssts PIT
marks from Appearing. 10 tbs rssdsr Of tsis
Anotios " eAnaos get Don Of Pills osstm~st
from TIE Drug stors in bis plao-, let hi wrias e
ns, - aa.dsa Lsss, sneIssisg the sassat. snd /
viii mail box free IF sxpsnss- Many asslsrs
vii not keep ny 1edIeinss 90 had 5sesass thsy
esnnsl make - mach prUat - % ether psssons
make. s5 esnts. % essts, anA 81 20 per bsx Or
pot. d>fs-iv4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN That WILL
~ naks appll1sfteu = TIE CITY Ceuseti ssr psr-
mlssioa 70 bulld Stable - y ooS H0Es., tea
by fhfrfT sss. 60 she rear part o. Ia No - 81
blcch ~. !. Eastern sntsrxszaEt of TIE cry of
Ev@nSvsiies vftnis ts@ nrs limits
d~is3S HESEY Z. GwATHMET.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-04

The PAsTrNRs OF KISes, EMPRRoRs,
AND STATBsNRS.--Minissers.r conquerors;
heroes of all descriptions, dances fiddle.
play chess, or firt, by way Of getting rid
of care for a season. We all know how
Cato played at dice, how Scipio gathered
shells, how Augustus passed his time IN
tossing nuts with his grandchildren
Domitian and Commodus indulged in
sports less innocent, the one impaling mi
serable flies, the other walking about
dressed in lions skin like Hercules.
knocking down those; he met with o
mighty club. We all know how Nero
6ddled when Rome was burning In
modern times Henry w and our George
III were fond Of gallopping about the
room with prince or two on theirrbacks;
Charles TX, of gloomy memory, was fond
of cards; Louis XIV, liked Moliere and
comedy; Louis XIV, Pompadours and
Du Barrys; Louis XVI, w9tch and lock
making. Napoleon the Great had very
little time for amusement till he got to st.
Helena, and there was small fun for him
there; Charles x was given to whist !;
our " Gentleman George" passed his even-'
ings and nights in ,debaueheries of oil
kinds. It would be an endless task to
enumerate the pastimes of statesmen, phi
losophers, or men of letters, though an
interesting and lively volume or two
might he filled with such histories. '
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-04
THE EVENING NEWS.
NoTNow.s

Talk not ofcompromise or peace
To traitors with their dripping swords %
This glorious war can never Cease, ..
To waste our time in useless words.
What speak Of peace when naGlelesa crime
Lifts up unawed, Its brazen browI
No, freeman this Is not the tllne ~ s-t+i
% To cry for peace--n0t now---not nowl,v ,
Talk not of peace while dauntleHs souls ,r1'
Are struggling on the battle plains,
Where venReance's fiery chariot rolls G1
Its CORY wheels among the, slaln;
The battle must be fought aud woh.
Rebellion crushed no matter how
The war for freedom must 60 on,
II cannot stop, not now--not nowt'-
Where those who woke the sound OF strife,
Shall come the boon of peace 70 oerave---
When those who sought the nations life,
Shall meeklys sue theiroWn to save-G
When foeman lay their armor down, ,-,
And in submission humblS bow,
Then war may cease In wrath to'frown,
But now, It cannot cea4s-not now 7, ...
Let northern dastardS suefor peace, ,...
While oliierS fight their homes 10 save -
Let tories whisper war mutt cease, II a.. q
While patriots find bloody grave
Heroes bat 6rmer clutch the sword, d! y % .
While laurels wreath each viotor's brow,
And freenlen shout with one accord,
We must not fail or falter now PRO ir'9
We seek no piece till every star
Bright in our constellation shine. r, .
We stop not In the path Of war, '''.
Until we gain that height sublimegl Il H
Our flag must float o 'er hill and plain,
From Maine 10 the Pacific shore; q" az ..
Nor treRson's wRr-cloud rise again ;
To dim its glory evermore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-04

VERY LUc1D.-The following descrip-
ton Of a post mortem examination will be
found excessively clear and plain to the
comprehension of the general reader: at
was found that the bullet entered the cor
ner Of the right eye, near the base Of the
nose, passing diagonally through the from
tai sinus, the cribiform plate of the ethe-
mold bone and the anterior lobe Of the
brain, severingS the lolfaetory nerve and a
branch of the anterior cerebral artery lodg-
ing at the junction. Of the oecipital with
the Psrietal bones" The question is, was
the man hurt ...... ....5.... .s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-04

. THE GREAT FALLS OF SNAKE RIHER.+--
From time to time we have received faint
descriptions of the Great Falls, of Snake
River. From these reports we learn that
the Falls exceed in height and volume Of
water those of Niagara, the most noted in
the world. The following from the Boise
News is from visitor who has taken the
trouble to measure them, and thus writes /:
When we arrived at Rock Creek, one
days travel this side of Salmon Falls
Ferry, we left one morning for the Great
Falls and took straight line for Snake
river. At the distance of four miles, we
came upon them all unawares, as the bluffs
are over three thousand feet high on each
side, consequently you would not hear
them. There we commenced the descent
to the Falls, on horseback, to within a
few hundred yards of the awful ,preci-
pice. There fastening our horses, we soon
descended to level with the river above
the Falls. The sight that then broke upon
the view is too sublime to be described by
one so little capable of doing it justice as
myself. We measured the distance that
the whole volume of water falls in one
sheet, and found it 203 feet. Then, above,
I.should judge it to be about Is to 80 feet
fall before it reaches the grand fall. The
width of the grand fall I should judge to
be about $500 feet. I have visited Mag
ara many times, but this fall eclipses it
far. Four miles further above we found
another one of less note. where the water
divides in two parts and falls distance of
l67 feet. Should you ever again cross
the plains, don't 60 by the Falls without
visiting them, as it swell worth one year
Of ones life. Our measurement may be
relied upon as perfectly correct. as we
started prepared for it. . '.'''a' ="