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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
Passengers Arrived.

In ste. nshp star of he South from Hilton HeadLieu
Col Aues aud 81 T. l. Art Captains w. H. Hammer,
Sd r. Art. aud George d. Hart aud servant; Asst surEs-
D. ). Hardenbug. j. a. Jaume o. y BE lem Lieutenant
Brow, Mr. aud Mr.. c. Gilbert and chd1en, Capt. A.
Sapifes Mrs. l. Brien and children, Mrs Cahavle A.
b. me and children Mrs Levi and bildren Mis-. H. A.
Cooke. Hiss 5. b. Cooke. MR., Broadhu Il, Mr. and Mr. ).
z. Davidson snd ca iren, Capt Joau Haiett, Miss r. A.
Pierce Miss Ann Niece Ms Arnold and CHILDREN Mn r.
4. Mann. Miss Mary Hullgan Mis-. Catherine r. King Miss
hysars hissiH Hr' RA0n children MF' ;. yqaa
and dren, Mr and Mrs. c. HONG snd children Mis-
atha Hang Mrs. Anna speors and children. hCoony,
L. b. Parker, A. X Brown, A. Wesso.onski Miss fauins
WessoousM Mrs Helena Getnria aud children. Cyrus C..
Cunier w $. CsnnoH L. NJ. Hsuoock In and Mrs Mhjsni
3 filcT Mr.. and Mrs A. Nos nd child, Mrs., D. Mcdonald
and 20 In TIC sleerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
TIE UNION LEAGUE CLUE. A re

TIE UNION LEAGUE CLUE. "A regular
monthly meeting OF the Union League Club was held
Mt the Club House on Thursday evening, the nth inst.
Charles H. Marehal tie President. IN the chair. The
follow ing resolution offered by Mr.. John C. Hamilton
was Unanimously adopted:
Re,ored That tho Union League Club Of the city Of New
York having confidence in tho present standardization
Of the Of the United States deem It to be the
duty declare that ,hoy regard tho denuncaon Of the Ad
for nsti,ung the present proceedings for The
trial Of the ,paton sganst the Government wholly
premature.
And copy OF this resolution. duly attested by the
President and Secretary OF the Club, ordered b,
sent to the President of the United States and to the
/ secretary OF War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

linen, Henry O.. c. H. t.h Virginia, residence when en-
Heun g. Louis Co r 10Th Mimi residence when enlisted
8 heldon, Houston Co, MINI.
HOins ed Jacob Co. g. s vi residence when enlisted
Huffman Mitchell, Co f. 18th Ohio residence when en-
anenbe ek Henry CO. G. 3dNY; residence when enlisted
Mrs. Cath. Boot, No. 500 Bowery, N. Y. City, OF
Howard j. G. Rebel 9Th N c.. residence when enlisted I'M
known
Kins Ly.ender Co. f. 2b Ohio; residence when enlisted
Kemps, Jacob Co. aaL Ind residence when enlisted
Ch.Ilsstown, Ind.
Libaugh Philip Co. A. 25th Wiz. residence when enlisted
Lawrence, john residence when enlisted unknown.
Lss.on JShn re ids enc. when EMF sa.eA snAnown
enlisted. Boston, Mass.
More Carlo. j. Co. F, s'th H.; siaence when enlisted
Marngo Henry Co. m.
Murray john Rebel 10Th La; residence when enlisted,
Meis. John John H.. I'd Lieut..
Miles James W. 18th III residence when enlisted Columbia
Morris, James i4th n c.; residence when enlisted I'M
Known.
ohillotte Rep Co.. Ohio.
1 Mcdonald, Joseph, CcOnrse Nurse; unknown.
Mcdonald ChTistoPhcr Co. H. sSt g. residence when
Northrup Lewis Co 18Th Mch residence when enlisted,
Parker Ralph Sth I'd Battery " r. Corpsi residence when
I enlisted, Belydere, II.
Pray Denniscn r., A. Ofth Oblo
listed White House. Lucs Co., Ohio.
Perry r. H. Co. Is +tb North Carolina; residence when
enlisted Rosevile, Way Co.. n. Z.
Roberts Warden unassigned residence when ehsted Jones
Rowe John NJ, Co II, 27h Oho residence when enlisted,
Greenfield, Allen Co., Ohio -
Richardson George H. Coll. 18th Michigan; residence when
enlisted, Calhoun Co., Mich.
Reeves Sanders I'd N C.; residence when enlisted UNKNOWN
sheppard George =. Co 25sh W.ccnsini residence when
enlisted Augusta Clark Co. WIS
schufner Nm 9Th Indiana Cavalry residence when en-
listed, sradyle Niagara Co.. n i.
sn der GEORGE Co. r. 4o Pepnsy residence wien
enlisted suesburg sullivan CO.. Pa.
Smith stephen. Coil 3tih Newt ok residence "hen en-
lifted. Weymouth. Nc "a Scotia =,
Smith Zemerk Co I6 North Carolina Cavalry residence
when enlisted Hunton Creek, n: e.
huler David 81 Rebel 18th :. {. Ata residence when
enlisted, unknown H..
snow Jess. L. LIST a. C. resid snce when enlisted unknown
Tuner Benz w., I'd Mimi. Residence when ened' sAs-
copee, Mnn ,,., 80.
Thomas William 57h Aa residence when enlisted un'
TrpLuown soldier fond dr 'yvned.
Warn Hnngford d. ). {. Militia; residence when eHAstec
White, Wilbur c. II. l74h Ohio; residence when enlisted.
Delaware tJ4nty, Ohio. =,
Wells Frsnci. Co 10th n Y. A.. residence when en-
listed, Salisbury. y. Y. IL,
Wbemore Hirsm 18th Mich residence when enlisted,
Naskand, Norway County, Mich. e..
Wilson John w CO. 4 18th Ohio residence when enlisted
Yves, Zanesvie ONO.
Wood William H. 9Th ~ c.. residence when enlisted, un
Wayne Francis A. S s. c.; residence when enlisted ua-
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13


Many readers Will recall that most touching OF wTn'
cdcnt.. the iudine Of on unknown Union soldier on
the field Of Gettysburg his hand grasplns in death the
picture If his three children. The widow ofthat 50!
der Serg Amos Humiston resides near Oean IN Iais
State An efor making to place her and her tArce
|Gthorlcss children above dependent want by selling
Photographic copies Of the historic picture OF tbe
orphans and copies Of the fathers own photograph
Together with fine piece OF music. 1.-The Children oil
the Battle field" which has been composed upon the
touching incident and generously given by the author
for tho benefit of orphaned families of soldiers Copies
may be purchased now nj the Depository OF the Sa'pa
School Union No. $40 Broadway; the Methodist Booh
Concern No 20 Mulberryst, and at tho bookstore
la. d. f. Randolph, No. 10 Broadway the net pro
ceeds being reserved for the dependent family Inc,
will be also by mail on RENTING the price TO th'
publisher Of The Sunday School Times Philadephis ia
Price Of photograph card size, % cents each OF music
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

TR0TTISG ON THE FASHION COURSE, l.. L.
One Of the most extraordinary rottng ever wit
messed came oil yesterday the Fashion Course l.. l.
II was for purse Of s00 mile heats best three In i've
wagons. and for IL Is horses entered but only
started. These were WIN. Borses z. m. Grace and
r. Organs g. g. and In the pools when was thought
Mr.. Frances Sugar was going to start, the gray
brought e27. Sugar els and Grace g. The first heat
was the gray In $40 the second and third were
dead heats; time 2:42-2:3s. Grace won tho fourth In
2:36i; the fifth dead heat time 2;40t the sixth
and seventh we're both By the mare In 2;43-2i0
the despssd nop.favorte thus winning the race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
The Case OF Gordoa - Another Flood
Bont Through from BuGnls.

ATBiNl, TdAy, Mhy II, IT'l.
In the case of George T.. Gordon convicted
Of the murder Of Even Thompson. n Newfork cattle
dealer at West Albany last lall. the Supreme Court
Judges Pecklsm. Miller and ms Ills. to-day affirmed
the Judgment OF the Cour, II Oyer AID 1erminer, and
tie prsoncr was rcmauded for sentence.
Tie docks and picrs here again submerged owing
~ the heavy rains of Wocnc, day and Thursday.
The boat Dcming. with cargo ~ oats from BuiIao.
goes down the river tonight II days from Buffalo a.
New York Two loads OF barley, two Of -four fifteen oi
oats one rye five of wheat. of malt nine 81 corn.
and one Of beans have passed Futonyilc bound east.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s,.sm.bin Fnpie Dobb.ns Washington, 81 hou,s r.l,s
James Isnd. . . -
o. 5 steam 'ssspod Star Of the South Woodruff, H'on
Head, 9Th INST, 10 q, :, ON
Sip Calhoun P.se, Liverpool &c days, d'e and s's pass
Spofori Tlestor Co -
Bah ARIZONA of stoo toni Cocori Csrens' syssusar
Wash Career , :, ,,ula, e
Brig West 9TH nutehirgs, Lnsan u b. coal ''Ne'
Hongiton ~ Ia
seh Com. Kearnsy Roberts; calas 10 days. iamoe'' 'ea
Frye & Co .o., % m,.,,r
srhr John y. Ferris St. JoDn Nirsinid wow.
Schr Abe n Field. Pe;tit, Fortress Monroe 9yseI''
Schr Grecisn strston Rcndou', ooai--lor nos'on'
schr NJ ,ry Brewer -, Rondout Tor rFoVideHce'
WlNp.-At Sunset, N
SAILED.
Mo l2-Siesner Ailhile. ~, a. rr,vs-..
~ slrose. c,n.
Bar.s-sAsoia. Zephyfins. Sea Gem, chiffon, ,.o,.
gia Harry and Aubrey . ~ H.. V,,e NJ,
Hand T. r. Prnde, r. Ackerson T. A. hSoe. Ie tssT;
w. Whi.,olen H. w Morris j. an 'aIcon' .esi A. -
II,rv Iavina Bell Indus Meredith Fannie agnes VI We
Compton William Baisman J. ID. Crainef Diary 1onu,on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
lin Bethel.

DAyBrRY. Conn. Friday May 10, 1865.
A tornado accompanied by hail, rain, thun.
der and lightning. Waited this section last evening
The stceIle OF the Congregational Church. at Bethel
was thrown down through the roof making complete
wreck Of the building. Loss, about 5000 Tho root
of the residence Of William A. judd esq Cashier Of
house aud furniture damaged to the amount OF about
e. 900 Trees, barns. vines &c snfferrd severely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
RRcKLRssSEss. -YesHrday morning as Enginel
N No 10 WAS oroceedng No the Fire In. Waterst the

members mounted the apparatus at the corner OF ful
ton and High-st, leaving but one man To drect the
tongue and went tearing down the rails at iearili
rate. The engine was brought 10 stand by running
into the Of the tongue striking passenger
and knoc King him down The Assistant Foreman Was
ken into custody The case VIII be examined before
[n In.flco to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
From Toronto Of q Burglar.

TOEoNIO, Friday. Way II, 100.
Brown alias Ilargraw, one Of the burglars
no robbed the bankIng.h0use of Williams & Co, at
Pittsburgh tac "a II APRIL has been arrested here.
Two accomplish Of his escaped. but hopes enter
tanned Of securing them also. compete set of burglars
tools were ionnd and made begin
one IN ions here,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
FROM ALBANY.
The Assassin Of Hon. Burr Burtop.

ALnASr. Friday. May IL, lsoo
Gov. Fenton offers reward OF one 81 600
for the apprehension and conviction OF the assassin
Of the Hon Buzz Barton, Who wa murdered al SYRIA
cgse Oh the Sd lnst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

THE MINING CoUsTRY-Traveers and ship
pers 10 the mining districts Of Idaho and Montana
referred to the advertisement Of M Eager in another
column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

THE New PUBLIC LIBRAgY.--This institution
will be opened to the public on Tuesday next. AL
though many OF It's friends are greyed that it is not to
he fee still as il is the first effort of the kind that has
met with success In the District its opening VIII be
quite an event In the history Of the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
5prtiaI Notices.
Continued from seventh Page.
Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever,
aud disease OF the
NOSE AND THROAT,

NOSE AND luhOhA'
Radically , red by ID. use 81 me .,,.,
GREAT GERMAN HELM rTElh
~ 2. pea bottle. 81
Yor sale by HEGENANS Co, snd all other Dr"ssi''''
DEMAS BARNES co.
No q Parkro Wholesale Asenth
New Attachment, for Embroidery, on MbSfL Tn x
vii SONS SEN INGMAClilNES. masesastch similar 20
tLs 1;rover Baker and Wilcox Gibbs sewing Machn,s
5riee IS BALLOU BROTHERsAg sA3 Broad" ay =. !.
prof. Bronson's Biood-FoOd Jmce Tem1yea
81, oon,r Institute hi, residence NO. i'S E-ss
y 6r., a., between Third and Lcxustonases wheie s
10 taiu.d Ia fv. dierent proportions Containing me
e..aeut. Of perfect Flood Tor the cure 9l nis,
fbro.s Asthma Coughs, Cousum ptio Ihrost please''
bymrpa Constipation Kidney aud Bidder Ahecnon' De-
tween 10 andA
turkish Baths-No Is LAlGHT-ST-strAngtr rs , Ns.
Inc he CITY dnrnx the Anniversaries should not leave glo.'
sn,evir, genuine Turkish Bath They remove disease'
pusiiy he body and impar health strength ana ofs ss,
iIorr.-6 and TO p M f., Sen' ~, ,,ihn 60
IL m TO p. Tor LADIES' bfs' M'hb'NH, '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
Manhattan Plate Co.
HIRAM YOUNG,
NANTFACTURTR Or PLATED WAKE,
= M YnuNGp

oe,. h; lar 20 and varied sssor,me, Of PLAIEp W NJ
ouo ., ~ 80, 81 ICF PITCHERS TEA SITS, tHNs
|CNsrERS. CAKE BASKETS, sfooNS ana 'oN"'' ="
,,..tlx ,.lu,.d rrcss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03

BEAUTIFUL GrrT.-The members of
Eagle Engine Co. No. 8, will. tonight, be
recipients of a beautiful present from Mrs.
sada Bowtell. The gift is a wreath of
beautiful flowers made in the form OF a
figure s. 1t is about three feet in length,
and the white roses, green leaves and sill
yer-headed wheat heads combine SO har-
moniously. that the whole effect is an ex-
quisite blending Of colors that is delight
full. The gift Is q most appropriate one,
and we have no hesitation in saying that
il will be- fully appreciated BY the gallant
Numbers Of Rssls cempGnyd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03

OFFER FOR SALE. AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock will be found very com.
plete, having been carefully selected for this Mar
ket.
The following comprises a part, only, Of onr
stock: ..f -..E .... .ap...r .
100000 fSs Bar Iron, round and square. all sizes.
$4,000 ibs Boiler Plate;
Go,0O0 Tbs Sheet Iron,
$4,000 fSs Shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 tbS CaIt.gteel, Blister Steel. and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nall Rod, Band Iron;
10000 fDI Track Iron
5000 ibS Bar and Sheet Copper;
10000 ibS Lead Pipe. various sizes;
5000 feet Gas Pipe, t to 3 inches;
1000 feet 1. R Hose, all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Blbbs
900 dozen Elbows and Couplings:
10000 Carriage Bolts, oil Sizes
10000 Machine Bolts, all sIzeS:l
GOO Globe Valves;
900 Anvils and Vices;
20 Bellows, various slzesA
Blacksmiths' Tools;
Scales. Grindstones;
400 WheelbarrowS;
100 dozen Axe, Pick and sledG' Handles;
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges, Butts;
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks;
900 boxes Window Glass; az
White Lead, Boiled on:
Turpentino;
Bornx
! BaIllng Wiro and Rope;
900 kegs Nails, all sizes
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF C and Taylor streets ..........Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03

Fine French SILK Mixed Suits..-..-S26 so
Dark Colored Fine Business Conts.-12 90
Fine Scotch Plaid Cashmere Panis.-.7 90
Cassimere Pants DO
Extra Fine CASHMERE Pnnts----...-.7 90
Fine White Shirts..-------.----2 90
Fine French Ribbed Cashmere Pants = so
Fine White All Linen Hankerchiefs,
Fine Fancy and Plain Velvet Vests-.--.3 80
Extra Good Cord'y Pants -...........3 IS
States' Made Shirts-....-.--.--..-1 IS
California Flannel Gvershirts,...-...2 25
Fancy Flannel Ovcrshirts, ....-.-..-2 90
Harrison Cashmere Pants, first quail
ity, 20
Blue W
Full Nailed Boots,-.....-.-..-.......3 90
Home-K Knitted Hf-Hose, per doz.....4 so
Best Quality Tap-Sole Boots,..--"..6 90
Nailed OU
Business Coats, w
Boys Hats, NIL colorn.-.---...."..--- L 20
Undershirts and Drawers, grey md
white Sd
Cotton Hnlf.Hose, per doZen.......-.2 90
Working 0U
Blue Pilot Shirts...-.."..---.".--..-S2 20
Fine Grey Suits 5U
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03

Invitation Committee.
aaE5,rHaN'ga- VIRGINIA. '.HDttaNH
Ma,Llen Van Bokkelsn, Brig. Gen h W Theall,
Col VIM Van Bokkelen, Col Chas A Sumner,
Major N WInton, Major y Wasserman,
Cant q q Warner. DR. II Pinkerton,
Lieut. ] Edwards, captain MeAuIhe,
Geo w Metzear, Lieut. w Thayer,
Liant p O'Toole. Lieut. w A Bourne,
Hon A w Baldwin, Lieut. X J Hanlon. |
Hon Caleb Bui bank, Hon Il = Meslck,
10 CLARK, ESQ, Hon r Rising,
J 8 Diley, ESQ, L Hermann, Esq.
Hon A Young, Hon Geo. Jones'
Hon II d Smith, Hon II ID EDDY,
Hon John Piper, I'D Aeagner, ESQ.
+ A Sawyer, NRW VII N
Geo w Blrdsall, CT Hillyer.
B G Whitman, John A McQuRld.
C E belong, ABB ELLIOTT
FW Cole, .. John Gills,
w H ClRgett, J L Black,
John A Collins, Grove Adams,
Martin White, John Altman,
James Root, 1T Goodman,
LouIsF eusIer, Sam RoJener;
a 5 Olln, CM Cornell
Harvey Bockwlth. Homer 8 King.
James Connolly. FA Tritle.
D o AdkIson, Geo G Burnett.
Glem Sutterly, John spring,
Oh Brooks, DrJ @ Tucker,
w Ferris, Hon Jacob Smith.
Doctor Bryarly, DR. Hllyer.
doLD HILL.
Mai Theo A Hale, Mai WIN E Hale.
,aUt ] B Winters. Hon J II Mills
Captain Wilbert. Hon c WTozcr.
W II Bishop, A Paul,
IA Kellogg, H Maynard,
EAHBall.
D.. CARSON.
Gov H G Blasdel, Adjt-Gsn Cradlsbaush,
Hon Lance Nlghtingill, Gen H P Russell.
Hon c n No,eware, Judge O N BroTnSn.
Hon ] W Haines, Hon Fred Billing.
Hon N 8 Thompson.
"# sILvIR CITY.
Capt VIM Campbell, Lieut. N z Manning,
Lieut. Fairchild. Lieut. Walter Ratsell.
Major J II Jaqua, Captain Cummings.
Licut. Sabine, Lieut.. Lincoln,
Ord. serg't Cooper.
Reception Committee.
Cred, white and blue roIettes)
Lieut. Thayer, Lieut. Metzg3r,
Sere't Beown, Corp'l Foster.
Private Davidson, Private Ward
Private Carr, Private Pearson,
Private Emery.
introduction Committees
Cred RosetteS)
Lieut. Bourne, Ord.Serg't Wells.
Corpl Cleaysland, Private SpsrlIng.
Floor Managers.
white RosettcS0
!erR't Hoover, Serg't Tlcknor.
Serg't WhIttemore.
Floor Director. Capt. O.. @. Warner
~ Dancing to commence punctually at 20
o'clock I'm JUL va
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03
I, O. o. F..

A SPECIAL MEETING WILL SnsEG
n be held by Pioneer Encamp-
ment No. ], ]. o. Of, at their Hall, 15
July 5th, at z o'clock p. NJ, on which .oTt
occasion the N. w. Grand Patriarch Of this Juris.
dlction VIII be present The Members Of tho En-.
campment are requested 10 attend, and all visit.
Ing Patriarchs In good standing are cordially In.
vffed to DO present. Il J. s. KANEEG, CsP.
ISAAC PToRzHrIMER, Scribe pro tam.
IUuIon and Enterprise copy.l JuSotd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03
~ Ri. Glhhon.-Thir celcbrated

Dr, !. r. Glbb0n.-This celebrated
pby.lelan has returned to San Francisco after an
absence Of a year, during which time he has Wis
tied the prominent hospitals in the United States,
England. Ireland. Scotland and France. and hav.
inc carefully studied the different modes of treat.
ment Ia these establishments. comes back with
full knowledge as to proper adoption Of them In
In the cffecting Of cures here. He has resumed
the practice Of his profession at No. 6l7 Kearny
street, where his old patients will find him. and
those who are suffering nom Ills which bis prae-
tice will allow him to cure. His card viii be
.,rrd in another column. myl5 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03

Do net let your prejudice stand be.
tween your suffering child and the reliefthas will
be absolutely sure to follow the use OF Mrs.
WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It correctS acid
ity of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, softens the gums, gives rest to the
mother and health to the child. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. Offices, 4s Dey street, New York.
and COS High Holborn. London. England. juls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03

left Virginia for the new Excelsior DIS
,ric,, with mining implements and pro-
visions sufficient for a three months pros
pecting tour. Our best wishes attend
these hardy prospectors of States wealth.
MEETINGS.. - Several Of the Virginia
Engine Companies hold regular monthly
meetings this evening for the transaction
If regular business. besides fully perfect
mo arrangements for the parade o.mor-
row Every fireman is expected to At
eend to business this evening.
PoxEs ITS NosE, Erc.-Iesterday's
Enterprise makes a slight attempt to poke
il. nose into the private affairs of the
News and Yellow Jacket Co. No. 2. As
.ns Enterprise has as much as it can well
Fond 10 at home. its shooting Itself into
the affairs of Gold Hill is not within Its
province.
.P,Ao.-Dalc s. Co. have contributed
an elegant American flag to be hoisted on
,hs .nmmit of Mt. Davidson tomorrow
Wsrshal Peasly contributes a stan seventy
&c Fee, in hight, and at early dawn TO-
mnrow the glorious banner VIII wave
.hovs nc. a ft emblem Of our natiohai
prosperity.
u,r,-A man is NOT half dressed un'
less he has a good hat on his head OF mt
quality and fashionable style. Colins, -
No. so South c street, is the chap VIVA,
can furnish a better, more styhSn anu
cheaper hat than anybody. See his au-
vertisement. -
Hole IN tue WALL."-Harry Brown
he uood. hearted Harry from American Fiat
~, opened a cosy and neat Saloon, named a
shoye, ms. above Maynard's Block. where u
;ny;,ss ali his friends, and they are legion u
can and zee him. sags Esyg
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-05
mnnana STOLEN.

vEIAKFN from the sub,criber, on the E
28th Of December, 1864, bs Ge e1si
Fr;erson and forces, six head Of Mares e
and a. Horses 8 and FIVE head Of Mules 81 al
o orab Colt u years old branded With the
- the above E@res were vary heavy N
IA and others Colts, it is l. OF presume
t .hss i they ~sre taken lar BY the raiders
Inv information so that con get any g
.tbe above Horses or Mules gwen 10 "'
tne 80 arson H. W. NORTON.
| HR.h : 1858 -n9-3tF.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-05
NOCECE
D. T. wnArHErroRD' Bill for

D. T. wnsrHEKFoRD, Billfor
. vs.. Divorce.
E,,1.RvrU WBA7HEKYoRD, ,.u
Upon opening the compialnane 5 On,
and it appearing to the sa'.sf" T,;ea
Of the court that the defen :a;0n oe the
bsti, Weatherford, is nota citizen OF .nS
Ssst, Of Mis.issippi, but resides beyond
,be ' limits thereof, SO that the oral:,,s
process Of this court cannot De e1o0"'00
against her. - .h.t ,he enter
| hsr annearanee herein on or before 'lte
Monday Of March Sss. at s the S" Court
TTonse1 in the town of Philadelphia' anu
InIead answer or demur to compi'inAn'
he several sabi sllssi' !. so h ees'
twill be taken en- LOT 60 ITUr,s,rzs,ln
/ Is Hsmn. Judge of the sixth ~ ~
diciai District, and seal anhe ,osI
/ this End day Of 1anusIy, lou
E-E'N SOL. EDWARDS. CLERK
b R.M. Ross, DepN
Ian. "a. lS64-7-4w- ads s-.a=L -
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nann REWARN.

f4ToLEN Or runaway from my plaee'
~ near RAYMOND. Kinds e9pnty, Mss,
sbont the 10th November last, Negro
Tnsn named JOE GAMES. shout 80 years
Lid a full blooded Negro, but rather on
sI,e eopper style, ighs about 100 POUNDS
sbont s feet 10 inches high. has f9r3
h;sh forehead the space between ms
two uppe7 front teeth ia remarkably iares,
hsaa scare on the back Of one OF his hsnos
hoislett handed, andi rough blacks iln
The above reward will be paid Tor me me- aF
yast Of said Negro so that l get MN:
- =, & eiGKo. r. GRAN SHERRY J
Minds co Mis-. Fab. Z, l6I3tE1znnO-9t.
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CoNY1DrNcE IN rHE CURRENcr:-,Fsrrs"IrnfI mar. an
Exchange We learn that the Board OF com nn.
.miSsiorferss,, of North Carolina. have nxed
the p,rice Of corn meal at six dollars =
bu6heI. -four at sixty dollars bHrrei spd
vhiskey and brandy az twenty fye doi.
iars gallon. Common sense people VIII
he nugaled to understand the reason o.
this arrange cement At such prices Z one !,
crnn from Z two acre orchard will yl'idl
m ore = tn an the salary of a Major Genera
in the field for a year. Grant methoo -
including confdepce in Corniedera''
paper. .gs t....-.-..-. r ...e
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Noltee 90 CreditDFs.

uTHRkEAs, letters of Adlninistra =.
w ton on the estate 81 SsnMxfee.I. 7; |;
craig ere granted 20 the u me aSa
At the Deeeuaber term, a. ID. lSoa,iOf the
Probate Court of Lauderdale ,eounty.
Mississippi. Now all persons .havin =
claims agsinst said e4tste -" hereby no,
tilted 10 present The same duly registered
within the time required by law, or o., Sne'y
via be barred. - MA ~ IiIA Aats;x "
TfE AumlQlSLEAbT1A.