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Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

HELD TO BAIL FoR CoURT.-Thomas Reilly
aud Patrick McCabe were arrested yesterday by
Ofticer King, Of the second precinct, on the com
plaiut OF Frances Ferrell who charges them
with stealing two hundred and fifty dollars They
were taken before Justice Thompson and held
to bail for Court
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

THERE are less than two thousand patients
in the hospitals Of this District
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
PERsONAL.

CAPTAIN @. v. Fox, Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy, lsft town last evening for New Hamp.
shire
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

FOR ALBANY.-Thirty cOnvicts, sentenced
at the present term Of the Criminal Court, will
leave the city this afternoon, in charge Of u suit
able guard, for the Albany peuitentiAry.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

"ASD this our life, apart from public haunt,
Finds sermons in stones, books In the running
~ brooks, 10 '"..t d, 80.
And good in everything" -
The wan, dyspeptic expression Of feature, 20
familiar and common to the American people,
has formed the text upon which DR. Drake has
duced the 0reat Tonic Of the day--PLAsrArros
BrrrRHs. For Headnehe. Vertigo, Dyspepra,
Heartburn, Dullness, and the thousand aches
rIoH BIrrERs are the only safe, sure and univer-
sal antidote and remedy. i ~ ~
81 The Bridal Chambsr, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and SEXUAL systems. Sent fres, In
HoJaHTos, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa. .r =. . Il. 4..... .gl mhSi-y
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

SUNDAY last, July 80, was the first ami
yersary Of the ''eratsr explosion" In front Of
Petersburg,
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
SECOND EDITION
FouR o,CLoC1y, y. NJ.
HEALTH oF THE PREsIpENT.

President johnson, although better, was
still suffering from his recent attack Of sea.
sickness and bilious symptoms to-day, and
did not receive visitors today. y.IrW \
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

FoR CoURr.-Yesterday afternoon John
Laddebouek and Patrick Fay, whose arrest we
soldier named August Hoffman, were brought be-
fore Justice Drury for examination. After hear
Ing all the evidence, Justice Drury committed
Laddebouck to jail for court and held Fay to bail
In the sum Of $500.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

STEALING GovERNMENT MULEs-John s..
Ryan, Martin Emory aud John Birch were this
morning sent to the Old Capitol, on the charge Of
stealing GoVeTnmI mt mules
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

PRISONERS IN THE OLD CAPIrOL.-The
number Of prisoners In the Old Capitol this morn
Ing numbered 255,
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
by TELEGRAPH.

Kirby smith and J.dsh r. Benjsmi,.
tn Havana.
NEw YonK, August 2.--By the steamer
Eagle, from Havana, with dates 70 The roth
ultimo, We learn that Judah P. Benjsmin
arrived In Havana on the 25th ultimo from
Nassau, and also Kirby Smith, Ex-Governor
Thomas Reynolds, and Captain Beauregard,
late secretary to Gwin.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
MAHRIED,

:. On Monday tho sIst Indy, By Rev. Or. ohoeen,
HxnRr w. RIoHARDson 10 Miss 4. Y. PArrrxR, all
Of Washington city. Sts
On u o Nth dirino, ~ the rev. pr, Hamiilon.
Mr.. RuFvs OALkr 70 Mrs. sAsAH PAak, an o. tins
city. ...ss,,............. Hrfb 81 a aTfrrrHSH
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

CRNINAL CoURr-Jmdge Wyhe.-(Na-
thanel Wilson, Assistant District Attorney, pros
eeuting.)
Foster Daniels, indicted for the murder Of VIM
Jones, his brother in law the 26th Of January
last, was placed on trial this morning. The
jury rendered a verdict OF not guilty, II being
proven to their satisfaction that Jones made the
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

RoBERr G. WIoKLIrFE, formerly Governor
Of Louisiana, is at Willard's.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

GROvER's Notwithstanding tho
close state Of the atmosphere last evening a a ne
aud intellectual audience were In attendance at
this cool temple OF the drama, the occasion being
the last performance Of the mystic drama, the
"Flying Dutchman.' Tonight we see the
beautiful home drama Of ''The Chimney Corner, {"
which will be produced with greatly improved
cast The unapproaehable dAnseuse, N lie Au-
gusta, appears nightly.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

aS- The Esriy Physical Degsnsraey
Of the American People, and the early ns,as-
eholy decline Of childhood and youth, Just pub.
lished by DR., Stone, Physician TO the Troy Lung
and Hysienio Institute. srf r..r.T n. s0stssT
A treatise on the above subject, the cause of
nervous debility, marasmus, and consumption.
wasting OF the vital hpids, the mysterious and
hidden causes OF paipitation, impaired nutrition.
and digestion. rE4 fH.I ".- ~
Fail not to send two red stamps, and obtain this
book. y ......a.rIr
Treatment sent by mail and letter a. usual.
Address ..H DR.. ANDREW STONE, -
jy2o.ly No. 2S FIFTH street, Troy, NY.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
A DAsrARpLY AssAuLr.-Last evening a

A DAsTARDLY AssAULr.-Last evening at
about II o'clock, Mr.. Joseph G. Kennedy, lately
Superintendent Of the Census bureau, was pas.
sing up Fourteenth street to his residence he
was pounced upon by two rufiisns, one of whom
dealt him severe blow Just back Of the ear with
a sling-shot. The blood flowed profusely and
the cowardly runians made good their escape
The wound Is not considered Of a dangerous ma
ture. Mr.. Kennedy was conveyed to his resi- :.
dence.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
sPECIAI. .NOTICEs- !.

AsrNottce.-The Annual Meetinr OF
the stockholders Of the Potomac Ferry Company
for the election Of directors, will be held 81 the
banking house Of tho National Bank Of the Me-
tropolis on Wednesday next, August ., from 9 to
p. m. ID. huICniNbSn,9 70
-. Secretary and Treasurer.
Washington. July 81, 1895 jySl.td
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

RECOVERY OF A VALUABLE HoRsE.-0n
last Monday the well-known trolting mare
Lady Moscow the property Of Mr.. John
Hinesley, was stolen from q pasture lot near
Washington. The no rse was valued at u, 600,
aud Detectives D. p. West, Pierson, and W. p.
Smith, Of Baltimore, were entrusted with its re-
coyery, who succeeded In their search, finding
the horse In one Of the livery stables In the west.
ern section Of Baltimore The horse had been
placed there by n gentleman who had purchased
II for tj75, which amount OF course he loses
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03

ARsoS.-Thomas Riley, an Irish shop
keeper, was arrested yesterday by officer J. q.
Gordon, OF the eighth precinct for setting hre to
his house on south A street, betweoa Fifth and
Sixth Riley has given the officers much trouble
for some time past, having been arrested several
times for hesting his wife In q brutal and shame
full manner. Last night, ps officers Gordon aud
Harbiu were passing the house, they heard Riley
beating his wife and swearing he would set the
house on fire. The officers rushed in, and found
that he had hred the house. They Immediately
went to work aud succeeded In putting the Gre
out. Riley was taken to the station house, and
this morning Justice Handy sent him to Jail for
court, to answer the charge Of arson. Many
his wife, she has refused to appear against him.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-03
AT LOUISVILLE, H., KY, 9 y UNTIL wEDNEsDA

AUGUST 80, IL m. for the
Model Bargss Charmer, Henry Clay, voolfolk,
Payne No. @, and B. Norton, and for seventeen
All Of which can be seen at LOUISVILLE, KEN
TUCKY, until the day Of sale.
For the side-wheel Steamboat d. A. January,
registered 100 tons.
Side wheel Steamboat Ohio, wreck.
And thirteen (l3) Gunwale Barges
All Of which can be seon at NEW ALBANY, IN
DIANA, until the day Of sale. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
FOURTH OF MARCH.

\ few days since, the telegraph an
nounced that the Fourth of March would
be celebrated throughout the loyal States
as day of general rejoicing. On that
day, the great commercial cities of the
East will suspend business, and in be-
coming manner celebrate the commenced
ment of another term of the Nations ex-
istence; a term which will witness the
return of peace and the establishment OF
harmony and concord. The Union of this
morning says:
I'VE are told, although we have seen
no notice of a concerted movement to that
end. that our citizens intend to observe
Saturday, March 4th. as day of festivity.
1t is good idea, and ought to be carried
out. The Ship of State will be again
launched forth on four years voyage on
that day, with staunch odd Abe" at the
helm. His firm nerve and steady purpose
will bring us safely, in due time, to the
hoped for haven of peace. and we should
rejoice that he continues our pilot"
Although there is but this evening and
tomorrow, in which to make preparation;
vet at that short notice very much might
be effected towards doing our share in
what will be a great national jubilee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
THE NEWS.

The wires are up and working again
bringing dates to the 2Sth ult Every
thing looks as loyal men would wish
The whole rebel force is centering at
Richmond, and our forces are Steaauy
and surely surrounding it. \ heavy bat
tie is imminent, and the despairlnS cries
OF the Richmond press betoken the hope
lessness OF the rebels. From Europe, we
have interesting dispatches; the most re-
markable and stunning Of which is that
JEFF. Davis has got the game in his own
hands" This is certainly news in Ameri-
ca. and proves the old adase that one
must 60 abroad for news from home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
THE OLD FLAG AT CHARLESTON

Read the dispatches to-day, and mark
the joyful welcome of the Old Flag in the
city where j; was first dishonored and
superseded by the Palmetto rag Of rebel
lion. Il is natural that the old flag should
be hailed with joy by those who have suf-
fered the four years horror of the rebel
reign in Charleston. 1t was POLITICALLY
proper TOO, that that flag should have been
borne ,riumphantly through the conquer
ed city by regiment of free negroes.
" Times changes were never more forci-
bly, illustrated than when that band Of
black soldiers marched through the streets
of Charleston. led by Yankee officers,
and bearing at their head the Flag of the
Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

SOUR GRAPEs.-By reference to oul
Geographic dispatches it will be perceived
that they continue to confirm the spgges'
ton we made few days since TO the
effect that the French Emperor has aban-
doned the scheme of selling the north
western part of Mexico. Perhaps it is
doubtful whether he ever actually entered
upon the enterprise. This interesting in
quiry is now narrowed down to question
of veracity between the Emperor and
Beriah Brown. The controversy is one
of quite as much interest to curious
public as the fight between the bear and
the man was to the good wife whose I'M
partial spirit demanded fair play. NaPo-
leon has the the advantage OF knowing his
own purposes best; but upon fhe point OF
veracity, a national preference, as wei as
professional courtesy, incline us to thihS
that his antagonist has little the advan-
tage of his Imperial Majesty, weighing
the evidences, therefore, with due con-
sideration of the probabilities of the case'
and with conscientious desire Subject to
the prejudices aforesaid), to do exact and
equal Justice to both the distinguished
parties, we have arrived at the conclusion
that the imperial fox did actually covet
the grapes, but after taking a scrutinizing
view of the situation, solaced himself with
the idea that they were sour.-Sacramsnto
Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
MORTALITY OF REBEL LEADERS.

1t is worthy Of note that so large por-
ton OF the rebel leaders, whose machma-
tons brought on the war, have been laid
low in the dust. 1t is not that they have
lost many officers in high command. for
many such have fallen in the Union army
but that there has been terrible mortality
among the demagogues who urged the
South to rebel, and also among the traitor
officers who robbed the Government OF
the posts entrusted to their care, and at
tempted to mislead the rank and file of the
army. The following is partial list OF
the ignominous and prominent rebels who,
as the Nashville Times says, have obtained
their rights-a traitors grave.
Garnett, ArmiStead, J. 5. Williams,
Stonewall Jackson, Stuart, Ashby, Floyd.
Heningsen, Wheat, Bartoe, Gregg, Bee
Grattan, Lee, Sidney Johnson. Twiggs,
Hatton, Pettigrew, Morgan, Gadsden,
Jones, Heath, Donelson, Zollicotfer, Hines
Cleburne. Van Dorm, Holmes, CaSwell,
Cowan, Bowen, McCulloch, Slack, Nc
Intosh, Raines, Garland, Greene, Luclen
Davis, Sanders, Crittenden, Archer, Will
lams, Dreaux. Rhodes, Mudwan Jackson,
McElroy, Ransom, Hyden, Reems, Battle,
Wharton, Skinner, Walker, Barksdale,
Smith, Regain. Loring, Tatnall, Palmer,
Brown. Grover, Jenkins, Minter, Gardner,
Anderson, the arch-demon Yancey, VIM.
Ballard Preston, John Tyler, Gov. Jack
son, of Missouri, and Pap" Price, who
assisted him in his infamous attempt to
force that State out of the Union.
There are hundreds Of Others in the
same category, who have found, by the
sword of the patriot and the dispensation
of Providence, the same ignominlous end
10 their wicked and ill-spent lives. Truly
they have sunk into the darkness of the
traitors grave-and with them they carry
downward their lorg-cherished. rights
the rights of slave-ocracy Both are
being buried in the same common grave.
Both bear the stigma of iEfamy-and both
are being swallowed up in the mighty gull
opened by their own rebellious hands to
receive them-and which the inevitable
and unmistakable hand of Destiny Ia:
marked out for them in this enlightened
epoch of our country's history. We SEE
in burning characters the handwriting
upon the wall" Thus far thou shall go
and no further There is power be-
hind the throne mightier than the throne
itself" The sovereign people-the free
dom-loving and enlightened patriots OF ouI
country, who have thrown their bodies
upon the sacrifcial altar thereof, and nj
who love law, order, and decency have
raised their voices and their swords to put
down, TO utterly crush out and torersr de-
stroy the dark and damning spot that Ia:
for so many years furnished our fair
Aiden's limpid streams and lovely fields
Let the prayer of every honest and faithful
heart be
Onward. onward roll, thou fame Of light,
And strike this baleful curse into the depths
Of night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
Movements about Richmond-Civil-
inns Ordered TO IenHe the Front.

Movements aDOut H1chmOnd-CiVil-
ians Ordered TO Leave the Front.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Worlds
special dispatch says that uneasiness con
tinues to be manifested along Gen. Lees
right.
Deserters report that Lee is being rein
forced by Beauregard's troops.
All civilians, except newspapers cores
pondents, have been ordered out of our
army. Thousands came upon the mail
boat to-day.
The New Cabinet.
A Dibme's special dispatch says the
only change intended in the Cabinet is
the substitution of Mccullough for Fes-
sender. Governor DennisoE and Attor-
ney- General Speed, were both informed,
when appointed, that they were not to
remain through the second term.
Judge Usher will remain for the present.
Lincoln will testify his appreciation OF the
chiefs of the Navy, War and State De-
partments, by rendering them their posi-
tons for four years more.
Sherman's New Base Battle Ex-
pecIed.
The Commercials Washington letter
says: Corps Surgeons and nurses, with
hospital stores, have been sent to Will
mington, which is to be Sherman's new
base of supplies.
1t is evident that battle is expected by
good military judges.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate, on Tuesday. passed IAN
Act in relation to Corporations" IAN
Act to amend an Act concerning Juries,
(cxemptlng actire tlremen); Gan Act re-
lative to paying the outstanding warrants
of Storey county" Yesterday forenoon,
the Senate passed the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Bill, over the Governors veto,
by vote of Is to 3.
In the Assembly-Mr. Tozer. from Sc
lect committee of Gold Hill delegation,
reported back Senate Bill, No. 26, IAN
Act to incorporate the town of Gold Hill, "
with recommendation of the committee
that it be passed without amendment, re-
marking that should the measure now
pending before this House. proposing
division of the county of Storey, fail of
becoming law, then the people of the
town of Gold Hill desired the passage of
this Act. If the county shall be divided,
then an Act can be passed supplementary
of and repeating this, as well as all other
Acts now in force incorporating that town,
and consolidating the city government,
and the government of the proposed new
county.
On motion of Mr., Patten, Assembly
Bill No. 1876, IAN Act to divide Storey
county and create the County of Gold
Hill," was taken from file and made the
special order for Friday, March Sd, at 2
P. NJ.
On motion of Mr.. Tozer, Senate Bill
No. &c, IAN Act to incorporate the town
Of Gold Hill," YVES made the special order
for Thursday at 1915 An.
The special order of the day, viz As
sembly Bill No. I06, An Act to provide
for the Registration of the Names of Elec-
tors, and for the ascertainment by proper
proof of the persons who shall be entitled
to the right of suffrage" was taken up,
and the House resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole for its consideration.
Mr.. Brown in the Chair.
The committee reported the bill back
without amendment and recommended its
passage. Report adopted, bill considered
engrossed and passed; ayes q, noes none.
Senate Bill No. 24l, IAN Act ,declar-
atory of the laws of the State concerning
Mining Customs, Usages and Regnla-
tons" was read third time and passed
ayes 81, noes l..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
SAN Francisco. March p p. N


SAN Francisco. March p p. NJ.
James Morrow was found dead in q
room in the What Cheer House this
morning. He arrived from Victoria about
a week ago.
The Grand Jury, this morning, present.
ed indictments against Richard Luruer,
for obtaining goods under false pretenses'
James Mcconnell, assault with deadly
weapon, Owen Mathews, felony, A. X.
Henry and c. DeYoung, conspiracy to
defraud by bogus extra.
W. H. Mead, Halter, applies for release
from liabilities to his creditors. Liabili-
ties S2l, 500; assets house and lot worth
$3.50, which he asks to be set apart as a
homestead.
Isidor Hauff, Grocer, applies for release
from liabilities to his creditors. Liabill-
ties $4,000; assets nil.
Jacob A. Smith, Bag Maker, applies for
release from liabilities to his creditors.
Liabilities SlS,26l &c; homestead $4,000
! assets.
Gold yesterday in New York was 2O2@
2O8.
An Italian named Rinaldo was found
lying insensible on the Turk street railroad
track last evening, bleeding from terri
BILE cut in the head. lie was taken to the
hospital. and VIM. Bowling, with whom
he had been quarreling on squatter mat
tiers, was arrested on charge of attempt
to commit murder.
Forenoon Stock Smiles.
Ophir. $39O@3S5; Savage, $l,6l5@
1910: Uncle Sam, $320@3l0; CholIar,
S725@65O; Sierra Nevada, SlS@l9; n
b. and NJ. Railroad, 10 shares. par. Vel
low Jacket $l,770@l,Sl0; Crown Point,
$1,000; California Steam Navigation Co.,
so; Imperial, $3.50; Gould s. Curry,
SI,725; Nevada, So; North American
and Sam, S3l; Greenbacks, 494c.; Lady
Bryan, SIS 5000; Bullion, Sis; Burn
! ing Moscow. SjjGl56.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
Congregational.

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c. - The large
amount of business necessary to be trans
acted, will engage Congress day and night
until adjournment, without affording the
opportunity for deliberation its importance
demands. A large number of public bills,
including those necessary for the army and
navy, have not vet become laws. The
amendatory enrolment bill is still pend
ing. The Indiana appropriation bill
with other important measures which
have passed the House, are yet to be acted
upon by the Senate, including the Bank
rupt and Illinois and Niagara Falls Ship
Canal bills. The House, too, have yet to
consider various important bills which
originated in the Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

NEW BANKING FIRM.-The firm Of
Maynard & Flood. Bankers in Gold Hill,
was dissolved yesterday-our old friend
Maynard having made enough money to
do him for the present. The business
will be continued at the same place by
J. w. Flood x Co., with an Increased
cash capital. Mr.. Flood is well known to
this community as most excellent, relia-
bic, and prompt business man, and merits
the continued confidence of the COM
munity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
REBEL "srRArRaY.n

"Strategy is the strong suit of " our
gallant but misguided Southern brethren"
| They boosted of their superiority in that
line, at the outbreak of the rebellion;
they have exhibited that strategy as they
understand it." steadily and consistently,
and to this hour they keep it up. and
stick to it with religious devotion. The
Raleigh Progress says the evacuation of
Charleston was "a strategic movement"
and we believe it. Strategy" according
to the Southern definition, means the
evacuation of fortified places, the abandon
ment of guns, munitions of war, niggers,
cotton, tobacco and other inpedimenta to
the enemy, and the presentation of hori-
zontal eoat-tails to the advancing foe.
The species of " strategy" was adopted
at Fort Donelson, Fort Henry, Roanoke,
Island No. 10, Vicksburg, Port Hudson,
Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Jo.
Johnston deviated from the fixed rule, and
absurdly held out at Atlanta for months
against the stupid Yankees, who would
have taken it if they could. For this
violation of the strategic policy of Seces-
STA, 10. Johnston was removed from COM
mand, and the strategic Hood placed in
his stead. Hood at once marched out Of
Atlanta, and Sherman marched into that
fortified city. Inasmuch, however, as he
did not pursue Hood and take his cannon
away from him, that strategic general was
obliged to haul them to Nashville, where
he succeeded in abandoning them to the
hands of the deluded Thomas. He then
strategically ran back into the pine woods
of Alabama, and has not been heard OF
since. He played full hand at strategy,
and having got rid of everything his
work is done and he has disappeared.
During Sherman's Southern march, Hair
dee played the same trick on him, and
succeeding in disembarrassing the Con-
federacy of the whole State of Georgia,
its fortified cities towns and fortresses,
besides an incslculable amount of cotton
and other valuable stores, which had been
source of trouble for the past four years.
Peter Toutant of Beauregard had been at
immense trouble in defending and watch
ing over Charleston since 1861 but as
soon as the approach of Sherman gave
him an opportunity of putting strategy
in operation, he cunningly turned the
troublesome city over to Gilmore, and
went off to make like disposal of Column
bia. That town gave him little trouble,
and he saddled it on to Sherman, getting
rid. at the same time. of 100000 bales Of
troublesome and vexatious cotton. Will
mington has been great bore TO the
South for four years, but the strategic
rebels got rid of it at last. The only
town of any size in the whole Conted-
eracy, that is of any trouble to the stra-
tegists, is Richmond. The movements in
that quarter indicate that Lee will man.
age to get that off his hands in the course
of the present month. At the rapid rate
at which strategy" is working at pre-
sent, the Fourth day of July next will be
celebrated by the "blue-bellies " in every
city, town Ind hamlet from Canada to
Mexico. The Confederate flag will be
strategically hidden forever from the gaze
or man.