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grossly exaggerated hv rer rse. Brt faw oi
the sol ':ers ~. actually kar.tnntei. ahhongh
many of them have their lect cas,,i il, Mi, :.
..:.si;is. 4 arg, Ln'nb,r shoe-shops "ave
have -e',-r'ly been es,abii.he.i in l.'rgoirce'S
array, sufficient u provri- .or it curing IN,
%intcr.
Mi. Cen. M@Laws .,as hecn relieved Z;
MS eomlna.d. atd ordered 10 rep ,rt l., =,
AIiu,art ti"ueral.as k;cbmcqta.. I..c : II
r,.!;evirg ten Mcl.aws. DIES rot im WIN his
courage or capacity. rs we under .ard. l,'i' is
hase,i ON agreement betwe,, himself airi
ti n. Lnnos;r.eI
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Jan l3.i,
Tax Collectors Notice.

Will. nt,end. with Lr. r. c. GRIFFIN. at
z the times .nd places mentioned by him 10
-,.lect the Tax on Cattic The Income lax aad
al.o tire k.gi.try Tx.
Registered Tax r., ers will be required to re-
turu Inc amouut Uf safe; Cor the quarter endihs
sls, Dec sr! also t" return AM, p'y the Specific
Tax ar License Tor the present year. uuder this
neal Of TA1 .licn uro embraced Toll Mill, Pubic
Shops. Tanu,riss Dleullcr'. C:t'lc BT"itr: Bnieh-
ers. ,'.ai.t$, lpotheeAr,es, L.wy.Fs, Physician,
.s:. &C.
Tax Payers ars earnestly requested to meet M:
Mt Inv appoinrmen ;, and paj their axe, as
wiz, ho required to m.Se my ret:irn the ias: ol
yrhru>,, e. VI. W,
18th ID a,. Coi,rtr.
I'm IL II
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Fer the Advertiser.

The Else.icld EillAse Aid Association s'as'-
fully acknowledges the following donations: Mrs
s. o. Merriwclhcr, $50; Mrs. Wilson l.. Coleman
SIS, and fvs blankets Miss Emma Daniel S.
aud two pairs oil nice woocn socks.
las: wcuk ss acknowledged hundred dullars
from Mr.. NJ. 4. Hansvln, Of Hamburg. and since
then We havv received sill another hundred from
thr s,.,ia suu,ce to he used in assisting us in the
Purchase of Shoes for the needy Soiers in 'ns-
streets Corps and fifty dollars from Miss Snllic
Ransom for tl- sa:nO purpose. Now, If overy uno
will cane f.rrnd and give according to their
III. ans, uur solli~rs can all DC provided With
si,us and Clothing.
Mis-. ANN GRIFFIN. Pies.
Mns W. GnnnNAN hcc'rY I Trcma r.
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-! lals;I"T "old!AS Ho:n hiS sHIcs
7, walls ever ii; h:0ad lni.. sud alternate with
AID restless ambition, in the attention Of our
people. C"me then on Friday night tue 29lh, and
laugh over the farce and eijoy the music: At tue
came Sine that you are encouraging the patriotic
efforts of our pe' RI S. women n.i gvps shoes 10
cur rser.,s' alisr,. ynu v.Ii Le doing w!la, is
go"i Tor your .own hea:.,. spirits aMl csu su.ciere.
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u Peter the fIer.lit.o

Our very bes. t,,Ank, are Iu. this valiant Cru
sad r !ur his inimi..hla AMI r@of"rndl: "pr"n"s
n-,;ole We n,ag;ns hat tho Il.ruit writes with
two edged sword ns:aal Of pen: Lot il be
sword or pen however, it is shirpened with truth
and iuStirp
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Select Female School.
oSE AND A HALF MILES FROM RlDC1
POST OFFICE.

POST OFFltE.
yvyHE Exercises If this INSTITUTION Till be re-
4. sumc' on MONDAY. the ?5ih Jara''y, ="
continue two Sessions Of rivs tiouths each, with
y,caL,on vi twu VI thruo Weais iu tae interval
NJ Scholar received Tor lsss time than one
uu.r'cr. R,tr' Of 1'niti"n in nrc-raanc. with
the .ilsas. Al tbs different branches Of hrs,
v;a,s schoal will he taught. Tho undersigned
TRUSTEES having again secured the service. o.
MISS C.. J. HALL, of Gcorsia, as teacher, L.t-
ter themselves .ha. saii School will not be inie
rior to the very best in thu country.
A lew more yuung laIfes can procure heard IL
he nriyhhurh""d on reasonable terms II ear.
..n,licntiou is mnde. For further information
cnnsulr either Of The Tru.tocs nj Ridge p. u.
"''''''N Z. WATSON,
l.. NJ. ASblLL,
P. Z. ASBILL,
u. willis.
p. WILLIAMS.
r,u1s Gtxi Trustees.
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Mns. wv. GooDxAx. aeery t Treas'r.

Capt. lines, who was 'inaluly instrumental
in elltcrng Gen. Morgan' esc':1e from the
Uhiu peni'enliary, ava. whose recap IRE near
the | enncstre tlvtr Was dcpi"rrd IN lie mar
ralve OF The Generals. escape which We pub
lis:.d IL lev Ia. slice. irom tha ilchmond
Euquirer, was in Colu7nhla last Saturday Gil
route to Richmond.
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The State Of 53ltl Garoiina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT. .4
UDN' III n f''|
~ UHDINiR

ssy w. +. p!tRISoB. Esq.!ire. Ordinary Of
40 Eds i,l: District.
.,.::..r'... " .rr:n X $mi'h hn> applied 'ne :"r
Letter. ui Administration. "n al ani S"lar the
.,,n Is lrnl c..I;tc!.. ri.i'ts an rrr'' - e"ltr
ismi.. la,e Of the District a.'rcsa,'l. irc''.
rb,,.,. ,r. therefore, to rite ani admonlsh all
and singular, the Kindred .ul creditors of the
,al vc.a,r.i, t.. he AMI .pre"s isiorc me, ut our
next Ordinary. Court for the snd D;.tFIrt, t y
,:.;;i,n at Es.lislL C. Ii. on tbs 25,A dy oi Jans
in.t, a. ..nw cnu.., ifany, why the said ai,ninis-
trl.icn .a.ll.i nui he .r'u'ed..
Given u,.Jer my haud AMI seal this ll'h day
o. January ia ;,o yuar of orT L"ri one thou
.srl c;,ht aun,lrc-i qua siX:y-f"ur, and in The
.vhiy.eis,..h year Of re Independence of the
State ut Ssnth CdrofiHa
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Negroes for Sale.

E30k sSie tw. mi,ldlc agsd NEGR0Es--a man
e and i. wife. The il goo Gardener.
A lins m.aazer of llog,, Cattle. aud socp. is IL
u.eiul man III u plantations. aud tn r"usa,y NJ
ders,xuJ. tic art Of aaki:.s Sorghum :yrLp
TIN, wsmun i. nm excellent hand with nrgr" "hil-
.l,cn, II 70 .d poultry raiser, euohs t"l"rsbly we'll.
ami cards ua,i spins wci. Sold for ho lautS ap-
ply at lhs olliee.
IAN 20 X
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Fer SalIier3' Benefit !!

r sha! lnake it reg lnr business 10 eurry PICK
a.e. .: Glat;n. nnd Prcria4ns I" nrrrsrrF
- e.. X. -nd Co. D. 1l,h Evrnent. $. Z. ",
md 10 Co. ii, -. k>siuloht, 6 c. V.
L. Z REiRpEN.
?. S. Wa! ALL -crve tic cltl Il. imvii IN
lik, manner. u. -. Ii.
Inn % II
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Last Notice.

a Ill person, indebted to the Estate Of W. Bur-
n gov Bush, decd, are notified to settle tho
sam. :orrfSit! with my A CONT j. A. Lott: and
ali persons having demand. against the Estate
will! render them III the same by the first I'm
day in F.hrutry next, is there will se hnal
settlement of tho Estate "n that LAY. IN me o'-
din rv Office. JOHN auIhf 1, AL Or
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7 He 4 DVGR1lsER.
:ASlEs T. BAcoN, Er,Tga.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20. lar
Post Caica I;cfnAct.

Mr. RAMSAY ii .he T. 0. i. ;as place, re'ines's
a, To publish !ha:, by old.. cc lie Post NJ -stcr
G,n-r.., tbs l. >; o.i.cs i, E,n;,asric, Eiseneld
ilS,r.ot, is abolished.
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List of Letters

nsMAINIAG IN the Prst Unice ut E!getisld
Ea, :. H., Dec. Sl.t, l>6%. Ferrous calling t"f
L.. .crs on this lisr will please say AdT' tised,
and also coruc prepared with the chause
A.B-Mr, Il a Aan.n,, ,. Mise Adao. W ]
ADAMS. G., Il. l:;;h leg, Hin dsel, hu'ier,
$ II yohl., Mr. ii i:uuch, ID ButuncrI, Mrs j
8r.,l6eld, Mr. " i;o-zcr, " - Furt"n, j /
Burton, Mr. B.;ir, Mis- Bu'soy, br"ks.
T.. E-,I.. NJ CaitI.Lsc, Mrs Ch'i"icS.
Nt, $. D.rn, 2, Mrs N Dnmcaa, Mrs 5 pol;er,
Mrs NJ Dolau. .u:r., Mrs Edwards, aiSs NJ EloS-
anrs.
r.,;-Mrs T. Yucic, G rloy'I. w Forrest,
Hr. : frrcnaa. Mrs II A Fuller. Hlorer,
Mr.. : ,ia.kins, 5 W Garintr, :, Mrs dtsves.Hs
IA i Hammond. Z Hall. II Il. ~
Iar;rI Mc> X llalrllc, :Irs il ilrrri.. Mf: T.
u,r.i.. Il llpllaml. Mrs iI-mmoed. ME* il n
H.lsr,u. Mr.. 4 lI"laway. Mo u lay;"T'. i. NJ
u.r..rn. I !. Hamilton. Mis-. llnm'n" ii. siist
M ll,mpt.n j II lIamm1.i, Miss II Il li:musrt,
i; Aau'irr-"n.
!. K.--p u J.An, ou, Is jar laa. T I'nn'n:s,
NJ. II joncs, Ms :. kds. M's ) y Ma Mas
+ King
1T l..,Asr. \ w LNmnr. II I."r;ek. 5
nsl.y. Mr. & Long. Mi.: i i.v"". " i.sm,
M. frw.s :. !, l..neae. t; L.rick Mi''
Lake Rev Lov- -'s. Miss : y i'ous, Il Ia i.ock-
riIsc. Mics l. i.uq"i.e.
NJ. N.u.-M :icC:r-r. " Masrax, >. Miss
NJ Mnys. : MaIhcas. Mrs j hlcD.naI'i, aIis' Nc-
pnr;ua. Mr, A M";tis. .,lau.da care Of ir. Sl"r".
Mr. z McClu.y. .. Mrs. N M:G"re2 ,, Elitnheth
B.rrr .a.s 81. James Merchant. M.ck. Mr. {
M,rtain, II Norris, Rev 4 Noiris, Mss l.
Oliver
p. Il. S.-Mfs q II Parks. 'riuce. Rn-
nor. Il Rrdm;i. Miss j q Rts@'. De & kiraar'i-
son. A;r. i |. Rysn. LieutJ & Si'nw Mis' VI
Sw-ar.rse.,, US 8 S'n:y. ,. Miss Z S,.rptcn.
Dr " e sh.w, i .'mi,i. $ !. Ss .ina*er, r S'i:.
e I. S.ni.h, Miss. NJ Sionu. Mss sp'cer, j
Slampc- Wm S.roln |. Shues. Mrs Vi Hh' '"''
r. ". Z.-J ran~. Mrs =. .Wsliaca, F.eWo"i
! wilson. DR. q Wi.e. Wheeler, W'l!i'n's'
Miss Hsisler kev T Zesly.
- A. RAMSAY, P. ". ..
Ian Is u i
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Assessors Notice.

w. all. .nu .rthe following tiuas and places
q =. :ec:iv. Returns of the Income Tax aud Tax
Sala. .es tor. TO" Gil y .sr, ,sar lo63. Alan.
+, / ~ L turns ui Netl Pork killed since the 2ItA
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2uhtnOncd.

Gu account Of u Press of matters coming before
Il, the very vuiuahle and tim.ly communication
OF "ExgRc,rus" has been obliged to be p st
ncd until next week,
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Take Warning.

a TT. per.ous ara Hereby cautioned assin:t
"A: .rrs,n.:sing ou i.fS srsinifes. either In haul
;ps WOUD LlGuTMoTD ur StkA" 'r'm Oh
,h.. .,wo will certainly e.: :forcs t. Law against
.,,y nm, who may lrsspass Wy lands alter This
date. tnVe' ohHoa0'
Dec ~ 5I
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lost or Mislaid,

'VavEo. .Norhs-Sne On j.. b. Me"ehaia m.l' l%f
4 S.&3. Lu. lst Fob. 1870. puya;.ir to WASH.
VIC Tx otunr on =. II. Miller tor Sli.. prya-
hl. 10 Er,eeyt"r', oi> Wns!,. W,te dee'd "ue 'I'h
p.c- 1884. All persons are cantinnud aga'n't
trading lor a !sor OF the aforementioned Nnu .
H.. II. SHAW
,rc st
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pyR1soE, KgEsE & co.

SUBSCRIPTIONS To the ADVERTISER: fur oae
var FIRE DOLLARS IN advancc. For SIX Months
THREE DOLLARS.
ApVkkrlSEMENfS viii 10 :nse,c! nj THEE
DOLLARS per Square H. mnCn lines or l''s) FIR each
Insertion Advertisements ~tho, Instructions Us 10 thc
nnnper OF mes b. inserted, will lie published until
forb:'l. anil ci:aryci uceIrda..ly.
.tnnourcin: Candidates ANY oElce "f lI''"'r or
pr,a:. TWENTY DOLLARS, t" be p.:d berI he sil-
n,uaceE,r.i s published.
obituary nicrs Tributes Of Rts'Sc, or any r"!n'.-
n;cston personal in It's nature will he rated rs advei-
,sc:nca,, aud charged accordingly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-20
Estate Notice.

a Ill PERSONS bavins claims AGAINST the E':ate
IA. Of A. ). Mathis. l.sd.. are notified t. r:n'
ds th IN Id without d-lsy. and those indebted 10
said F.ate will pleas. pay up farthwith cas- ile-
siro tu close up the Estate coon.
JAS L. MATHIS, Ai'or.
Il. 10 u :.
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Notice 10 Farmers !

A III. person. ~hu may wish I" dev their
"A Ti,hs at tir-neville src hcroby informed
;hAr the un,larsisn-i having he.u appointed
Ar.n. a, that place will r-rcv. Cara. Wheat. &c.
alter the 10th II this month. Fsimr's can obtain
Sa..s Ly cnllug ut MY uirs sc li:c tirani@,iilc
Depot. hso. L. Ohi"r'>' 'Eee'',
Grunitcyillr, jim IL, 2t
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Tie. Election.

On: ruad:rs are - crrcd l., the election return,
n.b!i,hed "n the mkt p fr, from which it will b,
sscn that crpt WI. SriRrs is Sheriff "f Edge
field, Capt. :. HARRISON Clerk, and W. +. orRi.
sOE y. .dnAry.
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SALT SALT!
A Teacher Wanted.

"A LADY, experienced in tho calling, and ca
"A p,hle Of Teaching the usual English branch
,. ,uar,ber witt, Music. She will he expected t"
I K. ch.cse of School of nlsu' twenty hvo pu,
ps. Nome nocJ apply without the highest snd
s,,st jG.!ispnta'e references ana rec mmeh''a
Tl IS. y. REESE:
Hamburg Jan Il -
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ss~Thcrr vii hc <~r,ic' in the "church o:
lie <. des :nrr rn fundar nex;.
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A Gard.
Jan. 20

Do. r.. &. WILL oG.rs hie PROFESSION
hp SERVICES t'' til. people Of Duutohs'il ..
.Ihu. 20 -
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Last Notice.

pnTRS0NS having claims against tho Estates
Of Natthea MAys, iscil, or E.i1. N.Y.
sc'd., viii p.ossnt them duty 4'tS';s ny the '!n
a.ril r.y.. auI ,noso imica..d to eithor VI sa'
Estate. will pait.e paw the sslre ~tAou. delay,
ns On the 9Th A,y of April i aaa; settlement wlit
b. in the Urdinary's Office un SAID Estates,
GEO. X. MAYS, Ains'r.
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EStraYCd

T5ROM tho Subscribers residence, near tho Pine
Hnuse, n dark bay or nearly black Marsh
Marc PONEY,-red mano, 1 "r l2 old, racks un-
dor saud,e, and had quite sore. back when sno
ssft. Alihrra! reward will be paid for her deliv.
eey I. ne, or nuy information c"ncrrnns her VII
J.. ,hank:u!iv received. Whrn laSi .hc was
j., .n., vir;:,;,y Of Aiken. NJ NJ. j.nNG.
S,u lS III y
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Fur lha Abortion.

Tie soathcra ci.s rs Ali Society c-,:rfn''y
,:Im"wl.,lse drnu'ior of Sj.u0 from M's I.'-
ac'ln l,'nrkor. and tie sane tro,a Mrs. Io"n T,le
M.s LEWIS jones, rrut.
Mrs. JOSEPH AnSEY. fuc'iy.
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Notice.
Notice.

INCJICS.
A LII p"rsnns having demands against tue Es-
"A. tatc uf W. Z. Moragne, dc:'d., vii please
t,, sent thcn duly att"s"'l.
Also, taose hqving ciaius .ainst tbs Estato Of
Susan Garrott, isc.l., viii! pr..nt them duly at
r,s,ca Z. W. CARWILE.
Aim'or with the VIII annexed.
Dec2 II
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Mrs. JOSEPH AsxEY. evciy.
= 60
.kkiNGi LS.

1ls .Einutrs nl tao Id .held baptist Asso'i.-
lion ure ready for dsiiv,ry. CT Cal. fsA.'
atore Clerks Of Churches are requested 20 ar
pr p...- tie Bl.l!. Statistical Ie;nrn in each
,H.,.u. J. L. MINIS, C!;..:.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-11
Copperhead. Portrayed BY Demo-


.-. crat. r.....
In recent address delivered by Hon. John
Cessna lifelong Democrat of Pennsylva-
mia, occurs the following graphic sketch,
which all will recognize
There are unfortunately those among US
who cannot discuss the question a single
moment without showing that they are at
heart foes Of the Government and enemies
OF their race, The people soon learn to find
out and know these men. Human skill and
ingenuity, and all Of traitors cunning,
cannot long succeed in concealing their real
sentiments. They hang. back or skulk away
from our public gatherings on our national
holidays; they disparage Union officers and
soldiers, and eulogize the rebels. All Union
victories are insigniicant-of little account !;
rebel victories are Of incalculable value and
importance. Good news is never credited
bad news is often originated, believed, and
circulated long before verified; drafts are
unconstitutional and odious war is bloody
and desolatIng, and the nation ought at once
to stop it. For nearly four years everything
has been wrong; nothing excellent, nothing
even praiseworthy or passable has ever been
done by their own Goyernment-only mis-
takes, wrongs, wicked acts of tyranny, and
earnest appeals are made to the people to
arise in their might and prevent the estab-
lishment of military despotism. During
all this time they have never been known
to utter word Of denunciatiOn against the
rebellion, or see an improper act south Of
the rebel lines. These are the unmistaka-
bic ear-marks of the traitor. He may re-
monstrate; he may write down beneath the
picture in large letters the word Patriot 5"
he may, in very noisy and earnest words,
insist that he is "sound Democrat" and
that every man of his party who sustains the
war is an "Abolitionist." Yet after all he
is neither a patriot nor a good Democrat.
You may turn him up-side-down and in;
side-out, and cleanse and wash him with all
the pure waters of America, and you can
make nothing out Of him but poor, mis-
cradle traitor-just such a one as General
Jackson would have strung up for treason
in his day and looked for the authority after
wards
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-11
THE EVENING NEWS.

k.CUTT1NG ATFRAY.-This morning, be-
tween u and o'clock, the attention OF
officers Lawton and Greene was attracted
by the appearance of a disturbance in a
house of ill-fame on North c street, Viz
ginia. While endeavoring TO quiet the
parties, man BY the name OF Johnson
drew pistol on officer Lawton, but the
officer secured the weapon and the man
before any damage was done. After John-
son was arrested. he applied some abusive
language to one of the fair and brave &C.
eupants, who drew knife and inflicted
quite a severe wound upon his neck.
Both parties were arrested and will have
hearing before Judge Davenport this after
noon.
IKE UNION PARTY Is GETTING HEAVY.
Last night Miss Grace. Stanton lcctured
m the Gold Hill Theatre, and as every
body wished to sec her, the theatre was
Jammed. At the entrance the jam was
100 heavy, and the floor gave way-l2 by
80 feet-talling into the cellar, distance
OF at least seven feet. There were per-
haps 200 persons on it. who fell, pell-
nell. They were considerably scared,
but none seriously hurt. The lecture was
finished at the Odd Fellows Hail. The
Union party is getting very hefty this
Fall.
REMovAL.-As will be seen BY our adj
rertiSing columns, Rice X Livermore, the
well known druggists of Virginia, have
removed from their old establishment TO
the Post Office building, on B street, where
they will continue in the same line of bus
mess as before. Their past reputation as
careful and experienced druggists Is Suf-
tcIent recommendation for them. All in
want Of drugs and medicine of every de-
>cription and of the best quality. will do
well to give them a call.
PIcroRIAL RENovAL.-A. |. Burke.
bookseller and news dealer, where all the
latest pictorialS and newspapers of the
day can be had. has just removed his store
from IS to 80 south c street, opposite
Wells, Fargo n Co.'S, Virginia. Call on
him.
LIrELY.-Our streets present quite u
lively appearance to-day, which we trust
is the harbinger of the better times that
are so anxiously awaited.
Bullion SHrPFED.-Wells, Fargo Y Co.
this morning shipped nine bars of bullion,
weighing 524 pounds, Of the assayed value
of Sl6,4l3 II.
LECTURE At SILvER.-NIiss Grace Stan
ton Lectures at Silver City this evening.
TO and hear her.
ANALGAM.-Yan Wyck y Co. received
to-day 1900 ounces OF crude amalsam
for assay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-11
Arrival. and DepartureS.

ARRIvALS.-By California Stage-H. Ear
let, s. Spaulding. DR.. Phipps, VI. T. Ryan,
Mr.. wineburg, Mr.. Templeton, F. Rier, c..
Wardenck, J. W. Elliott, Mr.. Ross and lady,
John Turner, Mrs. J. B. Dayton, c. Warder-
link, c. Croker, Mr.. CONFESS, Mr.. Mason,
Mr. Redding, Mrs. Fletcher.
DErARrURES.-By California Stage via.
Henness Pass-F. 4. Miller, J. Bockman, l.
Dewitt, +. Tompson, W. King, J. Boncher,
W. Marriott, ]. D. Bethel, D. E. Easter
brook, NJ. Ginger, w. L. Taylor, II. c. Jones,
Z. W. Boone, ?. Lyons.
By Pioneer Ssage-H. D. Young, ). W.
Mellard, }. NJ. Walker and wife, J. F. Jones,
L. Porter, A. W. Townsend, D. McRay, Mrs.
c. Parker, Mr.. Ladd and daughter, Henry
Hess.
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vorEs FOR LIScoIN.-Recently for
eigner made application for admission to cit
izenship in the District Court. and came ac-
companied by his witnesses. Among. the
questions asked by the Judge were the fol-
lowing: Judge" Have you known the APP
plicant FIVE years :" Witness-"1 have"
Judge-"Does he entertain friendly feelings
towards our Government" Witness-"YeS,
he will vote for Onkel Abe all de dimes"
The Germans have better idea of what con-
stitutes friendship toward the Government"
than any Copperhead in the country.-Ne-
rod6 TTonszipt. r. ..... ..#
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r,s-rpS ELECTIONS To-DAY.-The great
s,a,sS Of PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and Indiana
ia ,he;r State elections to-day, and the re-
nil is looked for with great interest, as lndi-
cs,;n0 or forshadowing the result OF the Presl-
Ssn,i5l election in November. In that view
,hs contest, though for local officers, except
co,gressnen, will be strictly party one, or
osaT1y 40, as between Lincoln and Mcclellan.
r. Eonnerheads are counting LARGELY upon
,hsss States. as being the most reliable for
Mcclellan Of any of the larger ones. Their
.a15;date resides in Pennsylvania; Eallan-
Gyhauo. who is his mentor, and Pendleton his
StS,enant, both reside in Ohio; and the Sons
n Liberty have a large body organized in In
dana 70 carry the election BY force. If these
;nanences will not carry those States for them
- Al not see what can do II. Let US look
Ssck 10 the canvass of 1850, when Mr.. Lin
.oin ran before, and see how his vote IN those
S,stes stood at that time when he had three
,.sndidates opposed to him, instead OF one as
,nTv Ohio gave him 20,779 majority orer AZ
opposition; Pennsylvania, o9,olo over al,
sp5 Indiana-eyen Indiana, gave him o,923
-o.;ori,y over all opponents! Another in
",-;,c,iye lesson may be learned from these
ss,nrns The total vote Of Ohio for Presi-
AMI in 1860 was 452, AL, Of which Breckin-
doc received the immense number OF II ,4O5
III told, And Bell and Breckenridge to-
gs,her received only 1889 votes. In Indi-
Ana, with vote Of "a, l43, Breckinridge re-
ceiTed only 1926 yotes.-VTgsnaG Cfion o.
LA1 nsorHs19. .H Il
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BREWERS, STOCK.

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch. Kes
COrks. Everything in this line Of the best quality,
for sale upon reasonable terms.
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rRUssEs AND SUPPORTERS,

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Braces, Suspensary Bandages. Silk Elastic Bandages
for Ladies. A very large assortment OF articles In
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ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

We are constantly receiving per express, supplies
from the manufactures. For sale by
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AssAYERs, MATERIAL.

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TILDEN'B SUGAR COATED
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