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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

WAsHINoToN, Jan. IA letter from
the Army of the james, dated January
9th, says:-'The weather is mild and clear.
All is quiet today. Major General Ord
has taken command OF this Department,
succeeding Major General Butler.
MAJoR-GENERAL BUTLER's FAREWELL
LETTER.
Hsad-gaGrters Department Of Virginia
dnd North Carolina, Army Of hs Jdmss,
Jan, 8, ls65.-Soldiers OF the Army Of
the James:-Your commander, relieved
by order Of the President, takes leave of
you Your conduct in the field has ex-
torted praises from the unwilling You
have endured the priyations of camps and
marches without o murmur; you have
never failed to attack when ordered; you
have stormed and carried works deemed
impregnable by the enemy; you have
shown them to be so by holding them
against bis 6ercest assaults in attempting
to retake them. Those skilled in war
have marvelled at the obstncles overcome
by your valor. Your line Of works has
excited the wonder of officers of other
nations who have come to learn defensive
warfare from the monuments ofyour skilled
labor. Your deeds have rendered your
name illustrious. In after times your
Generals proudest memory will be to say
with you, 81, too, was of the Army Of the
James"
To share such companionship is a
pleasure; to participate in sach acts is
honor, to have commanded such an
army is glory. No one could yield it
without regret, knowing your willing
obedience to orders, witnessing your ready
devotion of your blood in your country's
cause. | have been chary of the precious
charge con6ded to me. / have refused
to order useless sacrifice of lives of such
soldiers and am relieved from your
command. The wasted blood of my men
does not stain my garments. For my
action am responsible to God and my
country.
To the Colored Troops of the Army Of
the James.-In this Army you have been
treated not as laborers but as soldiers
ion have shown yourselves worthy of the
uniforms you wear. The best officers oi
the Union seek to command you. Your
bravery has won the admiration even OF
those who would be your masters. Your
patriotism, fidelity and courage have illus
irated the best qualities of manhood.
With the bayonet yon have unlocked the
iron-barred gates of prejudice, opening
new fields Of freedom, liberty and equality
and Of rights 10 yourselves.
Comrades of the Army of the james,
bid you farewell.
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER,
Major General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
F.on Ii. Altoona rhhun..

QaEER CASE The substaebs OF The sub-
joined item came to our ears some weeks since,
ard has been noticed in a few OF our exchanges,
bat being unable TO obtain satisfaction as to the
reality u the case We refrained from publishing
anything In relation to il. Having recently,
hoEeTer received a history Of the case, with
The names Of the parties. from reliable source,
We give it place II appears that with one Of
the companies organized In this place, lfor the
nine months service 10 the summer OF 1869,
went mAa who lsfs wife and small family.
On the bloody Geld Of AntIstAm be fell, was
buried, ami his Wile afterwards had his body
disinterrsd. brought home, and re-iutsrred iu the
SOLDIER lot in the Cemetery. year aheI-
WAris she married agAin, aud 10 due time .
ohild was born, the fruit Of tho second marriage
When the call for 600 900 was being allied up,
last fall The second husband enlisted and is nov
In the army. A short time since the frat hus-
band returned !. alive aud we'll, having been
taken prisoner at Antietam Instead of being
killed. lie had been held by the rebels until
the late exchange 81 Savannah. OF course the
parties are 10 queer fE bat all will agree
The soldier who was once killed, tEioe buried,
starved two years 10 Rebel prisons, and yet
came home alive, is certainly entitled TO biz
wife. "rTuih is.atranger Than 6etlon." The
query is, "Who was buried In the Cemetery 2"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
SheriR's Sale.

Iy virtue of writ Of LsvAh Faelas 10 me dtsetsd WI
be exposed TO Pabe sAis, At ths Hotel of A. D. BAIL 10
County Del TUESDAY, the stst day of January 1915
At o'clock, y M the following described Real hslAs
VlG All that esrtn lot ples4 Of ground td9ts living
and bnS In the toWR Of Delaware City aorssad % tbs
nothHessrly ado Of Amlltoa street Al dstanesof
10y is.t from s1soHd street. eoatAialny "a
inehss aud axtsndns In length depth OF that Rdh
100 feel 70 eight fest wide niey bound
ahlton street, southsAstsiy ~ gTOsad late of Johp
4ssrsi aRd aorthsAssFly By osher gf0uRe 9fsAd JoP
AAhuTst, -. sss -
ssiHed and taken In sxseutigp As the pfopsrty of
William Young and Mary bis Rifs and 10 Be s1id u
0BO \. HAaAAl, shsrR,
SHERIFF. Oaeo New Castle Jsuu iry IA Iss5.is.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
ShertR'a Sale.

By ViIias sfe uflt Of Lsvaii RAals to ne Atssqtai
Sil = sHPossd fuelis sale - ths hetsl u hafii
Dal, SATURDAY, the Rsth day Of January ieaa a
oeloek 2. NJ the olloWing described Real hitase va
All hat certain lot Or plsee Of lAnd with t,siafsa
briak houses therson ssetea saAs In the city ef VIZ
ninGtos, bonndsa aud described follower 69nninr
at the ntsrsaeon Of the sonthsFy ad4 OF raof street
Eih tbs eaataly Ode Of Church street. thshcs Gioaa ~
aoHthsFly ds Of TayloF usisFy "a is,t 10 SAks
thsnes 66uasrT Rne pAal churth street tssl y
atAks thence Ssstiiy Apa parallel FayISr street q
ise % the eaaerly aes Of chafoh street sad themes
thereby northsiy g e. g tAs pa'sof bsf4lRg h
baned aAd takes IN eHseutlon the propartr a
FalTlek AecOsksy and Hannah hla uifs, Aad u ana
10 bp bold by aBo. q HA0iAT shbfia
@srlgs JAea 5sE cSglls Jan :. 1885. js1lSE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
AS ;IGNMENr OF THE QUOTAS FOR THE
COMING DRAFT FOR 900, 900 MEN

am instructed by the A. A. Irov. Marshal
General, that the quota Of the State Of Delaware.
under the call Of TIE President Of the United
States for three hundred thousand men will be
assigned on the basis OF the enrolment, as exis,.
ing in the monthly report of corrections for
December. 1864, which report will be comple leled
by the 10Th Instant.
That The quota when assigned may be as near
as possible 10 proportion to the number actually
ha6'e 10 Military duty under the enrolment act
the committee and others in the various sub
districts, who take an interest 10 the correction.
are urgently requested to make every effort. 10
correct their eurOliment during the few days
that yet remain to perform the work.
Committees will return their lists Of names
10 be stricken of or aj led GA the eurollnlent 10
this office Immediately.
EnwlN WiLMEs,
Prov. Mar OF DelaWare.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Sheriff "a Sale.

D. virtue Of writ Of vsnd'ion ExponAs to ne dIr.s.
ID ID. will b exposed to Public Sale At the holsl ef
County, on SATURDAY, ths 2lst day Of JAnusry l85lI
oeogk, p. tbs following described Real Estate W
All the following described plses psFeel VI land siu.
4ts IN the city of WILMINGTON IN New Castle County al
Stats u Delaware bounded and described az folious
W Begisping on ths northeTly aide Of Front Street
corner ot land now or Ats OF Joshua T. nead thsnol
norhary By lice 81 AID lad PlF.l with Adsns Gtr
huadrsd Aad lhiEtaan fsst Ia lnehss 10 he aolih
sds u PealHat Stlsst thens4 with The sans 81 fSeF %
eorner stake standing net from Adams street. thsnsl
Aouthsy parallal~Nlth Adams Street owe hpnIrsd anl
thrssn sst inshss to hs taA northsry Ia 81 Frer
ntFusL Aad thsnes thereby Wsfsry atynS fsst y a.
place Of begnning b the eeutsua ors ld, wild ~
uls Ia common Of Pleasant alsst
sslssa Aad tAken In srssuos as the Pppsty OF Heot
l. ". sTIDHAN, late ahsrta
AharIds ONss, New oasts, JaauaIy ~ ihss-I.s ats
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
DIED.

DAVIS AT Washington, D. c., January llth,
1866. Of Typhoid Fever, in the "a b year Of
his age, Lieut.. KEST d. DAVIS, U. s Ma
rine Corps, son Of the lne Col. samuel d.
Davis. OF Delaware. Funeral from III. resi-
denee Of his brother, Delaware Davis, ESQ
DelAmOre Place, near Wilmington, Del, on
Saturday, January 14th 1866, at P. ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
IN THe COURT OF CHANcBkY OF THE STATS or
DELAwAhR1S AND FOR NEW cAsTLI COUNTY 4
EUah NoTcToN

0aoFse Brewer aud Edward Brewer.
Agreeahly TO order sf the Chancellor made IN the
owe eAasa at the September term 1854 notice is hereby
eVen 10 all having any ep upoa ths interest and
estaie Of urlah Noieros, George Brewer and kdEArd
Dra sr either ofth,m In the lands and tensmens ln
Tie said proeesdlnis mentioned de petition. 'elnE
Fh ths kmsu4. agd nature Of the same In the oes of
the Register In ChaEley vF NeW Castle County ten days
be0ra the third Aondiy a felfBg psg and 10 appear
and prove the said lieu the ehsning toe Court
OfUhAneefy before The isng Of the Court the @d day
Of the term. UEORGK D. RODNEY, Trustee de
January slh 1885 Liar 6tlli feb % -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
NnTInR.

TIE PAuLAq WI bAtr- RAnRoAS ColpA1L
January ., lstA
Al the annual nesting efths Stockholders held
the following parsons we're upAnmoaaly alestsi Drsen
for The snsuing ysn.
sAmbel n. fslton, John C. 0noom1
honeurs koblngop, J. l. CJhsu, it,,
VIM Lyttleton Savage, Thomas Ksso,
George A. Parker, Columbus ODonall
John DuneAn, Eaoch Pratt,
jesse Lane, Thomas Donaldson,
Joseph brlnshurst Nathaniel Thaysr,
ItRao Hlheklsy,
AZ nesting Of the board Of Die store hsd this day
eAInnsl n feiton nusly elected Pfedent aiA
Alfred Horusi Secretary aud Treasurer.
janles. A. HoRNBR, sterslAT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

PREsIDENT FELroS. S. NJ. FELTON,
Esq., has been reelected President of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad. The Board OF Directors voted
President FELTON,, $4,000 in addition to
his salary, and granted him a leave of
absence for one year, TO make tour to
Europe for the benefit of his health which
is somewhat impaired by close attention
to the arduous duties ofthe Station. Mr..
Parker viii act as President pro TEN,
during Mr. Felton's absence. Under Mr..
Felton'smanagement, the road has become
one Of the most prosperousin in the country,
aud the excellence of accommodation for
travellers and persons sending freight over
it. has become subject OF general remark
and praise. He has our best wishes thai
his health may be fully restored by an
ocean voyage and short sojonrn in Europe,
aud that be may be spared many years TO
watch over the interests OF this great
route Of travel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Notice.

Ths Trustess VI the Pvcr Of 6su Castle countr viii
inst
Persons having accounts sgaiust the lnsiitutIon VIM
please leaFs thsm with Jno Poftaf the Ttsasuret nj
sxamlnauen, two days bsiOrs the mesunK.
Let mo, 7.h, ls0s.-tm. S4si
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
DivIdand.
.akA calAll,

nseaag q the directors q the Odd F.ll,-, ~.
. : y ~ hsid 90 the Eoth insfant Diyiasss vas
80 eha = Ahd an eHtra DividsLd o. fOUH pan cs.ah
Ss'iAssd GA The Oap4 u ths Con- psnx
aA.s ~ nvntha payable y hr. William 0tsssss Y hs
al ef' GA aud amer chs eth uf Janu.rv isss hA-
Dsssntsf sOtb, lss, AN'"'' Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
DiVidand.

SAios bAsk o. DHIAw.n.
~ aseeioia h.rs ihia day 5selArsd seg,-.sS,
e'slesne - ~ Pet L. sl'A u is.s payshl. ~
W hhoiasfs % VI aftef the 10Th inAt s-'' ptAa
leaeG T. WARNRR c.,,t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
CONGREss.

ln the United States Senate. on Wednesday,
several petitions for an increase Of pay Of the
army officers were presented Also similar petit
tions from department clerks Also a petition
Of the citizens Of virginia, asking that terrific
rial government be subst ilutsd for their present
State government bill providing that no
person who is on the pay roll Of the Invalid Corps
shall be allowed TO draw pension WAS passed
Also, bill to authorize the appointment Of q
Second Assistant Secretary of War. Also, the
House bill 10 advance line officers Of tue navy
nifty numbers in rank for special merit The
resolution to repeal the Reciprocity Treaty was
then taken up. A lengthy discussion ensusd,
pending which the Senate adjourned.
The House Of Representatives requested the
Committee on Ways and Means to inquire into
the expediency Of reporting bill for the relief
OF the people Of Cbsmbersburg. The proposed
auti-slavery amendment was then discussed up
TO the adjournment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
DividenlI7dII'.,
RHAL KsrATr aAsE or p.t.v,

HhAI KIIAIr haHT oI TEf.W.,,
Th.p..., ii, n,... hhWroEI, Jah1Afy I'd, Ise,
ls neasd o. p'fesiors havs this aay dsci.rsd M.
ehs ot gag dollar and forty osAta Der shars n.shi
~ asaaan siesr of Ar out Of Tie profits ior ths ~.
a. .ei,lsf lnitamsnt Of ten dollars per shaf. wilh
80 Ane p-yAhae on oF beore tue seY-Hth daF al h
ss Jos W. u. wAre0E, Ill,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
nlaotion.

usIos BAsK or pztkuAxf
MtGNnaEos, Jan- 50. l8ai
hotss isAsrsby eTsn that slssioa will bs maid q
Monday the ah day OF February nsat At The Ranfips
House, bstgssn ths houfs VI i've aud fouf Oloak n
oi nias Difssiort te serTe for the sH.uns year,
tAheA J. 7. WARhkR. Oashiar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Notioa

WnAIsfrsH, DkL, DseSnler 2stL lsa4
Notice Ia harsby siysh that the AaahAl nasing Of ts
Stockholders Of the gtton Navigation CoHrpany
will bs b. IA al Ne. e2l Market Street. Wtlnaon Dal
ware Thursday, the aseoud day Of ksbfnar Ige5 b.
tween the hOns Ola aad O'clock p h of the pnrpos,
Of seeung three Dlrsstora fgf three Jeirs ara
or the txanAeton Of such Other hnsinsss sy onsr
dee.sl.tra JOHN a. GRIFFIN, Pfsaidsai
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Notine.

Tue annual mashnG Of the New cAstls County Mpiul
Insunnes Company will b. hsd Al the Company s,,
lnstituts budding Monday, JannAry idth (sd Mel
day) 1t 10 o'clock, ~ which ts an election ior ftssa
manAgsrs sf the eoEpany tr the ensuing year ul i,
held WILLIAM CAnRY 'pfssidspt
0RO. II. ?. SIMMONS, sserstary. az. .s5Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
sheriR,s Sale,

shhaA By virtue OF q writ Of Yendltsni Lxpanas 10
WiW me draeied wilt be exposed 10 Poblo HAla AZ
lMk the Hotel Of I'm Moore In the village Of NsW-
&lhA port 10 chTiHtiAna Hundred New Castle Coanly
GU fhiDAf the fOth day OF January, A. d. l9ob al
oelesh; the foliorng deserlbsd Real Ratats vis;
All that eertan piece, eel or lot ofland With Ans
dwelling and store hsess thereon erected tgats Ia thl
village Of Newport u Christians Huhdrsd in Nsu Caste
County And htAie 81 Delaware besnnlug At the eoThs
eIy side Of Market thence along the ssid side u Jtns
Street south Gnr degrees east l67 feet nshsa more el
lefto llne Of James Cianstons land thence along ths
south Sc degrees 81 FEET spd now OF ats of Aa
Miller, thence along line Of the norh dsfsss,
vest parallel With the nrst d,tebcd line i67 feet inches
more or sss 70 the Aforesaid eide Ma,kst stunt
thence along the north So deees % scot 10
the PlAev " beginnng, containing 6tj squaiS bet u
land, To The same more iyss.
Selaed and taken In execution a. the pIupefty OF Jamts
kstteuood, and 10 lie SOLD by
LEWIS W. STIBHAM, late Bhsra
Sherins oGee, New Castle January "a lsei-isn a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
New Castle and vvIimInston Raj,
Road COmnanV

PHIIADKl1HIA, December ~. 1881
AZ meeuag Of the Board OF Difoetors Divid.ss =,
thFes snd one half per cent declared paTahis IN ~
Sd Of January naxi A HoRN "a 4 ~ on tAs
dse spl2. - .'e--uI'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
pividand-

DEtAwAAT CIR FnK.
Ths Difssors have this day declared divss, i'e 6s
psr ssnt out oi the pT0hts Of the Bank for ths ~
mouths, payable 10 stoekholders on demand ~ 'A' An
JanlV WILLIAM W. fRkRIs CasA,.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
RIRsI NLIloxLl nlnr

MuAuxsrcs, Dsl, Jan. "a, l6e;
aeud VI are par eeptam lelsAr Of o. g. Taxi y yahs q
thg H;ekheldafs Sn ana after Monday The ath last
laLaIn Ss's,..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
RAsE o. MnnnsEs- ..n nn..pr,

hASK o. WnNnsEos Asp BAAsDIEua,
- WiLnssToH, Dsl, Ian x iss5
Fhs toAfd Of Directors have this day dselAfei D,i
dsha q IN pr cent for the ai six months payahis %
ha etst ths ieth lnst T. RIGS,
'@AeFA cAAhill
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
MARRIED.

RICE-CoUSINS.-In this city on the
10th inst, by Rev. James 8. D.cksrsou,
Mr.. WILLIAM II RIcR and Mrs. ANN
COUSINS, all of Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

Hk large Carriage Shops AZ elfgel % Vater and Ship.
Icy streets, occupied last year BY Robert Pyle. III.
QqlIe 81 WILLIAM BUSH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

Hon. VIM. p Fess enden has been
elected U s. Senator from Maine for sir
years, from March 4, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Vegetable Gardener Wanted.

osIdnss and his wife EaAtsd. the latter flo tsks
DAVID cHlLLAs.
ianle1m. Hoserills. Newark Deiavafe
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
RrnIfI Frnlt1 rra,l1 !,

ffLks QrAageA Lemons, Ralslss Dates Figs, Prunes
n Nuts; drisd aud eahnsd Rruits, Ge, al, al !. o
Oampbslls new stole, No iee South DsIGuars AysnLs
PhiadslphlA i.pJs91.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
IN THE coURT OF oaANcBRY oT rMR srlrR OF
DBLAWAkEIa Ia AND R0R NEW oAsTLk COUNTY.

IL THE COURT OF CBANcRRY 0F TiIK FLATS OF
DBLAWAkE IA AND f0R NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Johu kALd-Il y. ahi SlssopplaipAntn. }
Sarah Ana RrMln sad othsFs raspondsnts
Agreeaby to order OF the GhAAesil0r made 40 th5
above eAuss At the September tsn, A. D. lssA noes
hsrabR gTsD TO all persons h.vng any lies nRon the 10.
terest ssiAts Of @bhn kAhdd pt Latla N. RAadAll
Matilda williamson, ether u thsu, n lha lAada and
enemenia In The said prOseedng msntione1 TO die Do
uton, setting ofth the amouat aaa nAtane " the sas,
IN ths oas ef the Register In CbAneeFy HsW Castle
County, ten days before the third Aonday In RsbruAry
naxt and " APPEAR and pTore gd Lap At the spsuing
term Of the Curt Of ChAneAy bseis the rng u lhs
Court on the third day Of fthstsEu.
GEORGE B. RODNEY, Tsualpy.
JanuAry ath. lsas --Ian an ~ 20
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Ladies', Fura.

Purchasers may rely upoa gstlin the best Furs at
dslpbiA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

Ladies' and Children.s Hats.
Latest siylss At oBARLEs OAKRORO ! SUNS conil-
eutAi Hotel, PhllAdsDhia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Farm for Rent.
For Rent.

III oTEL aud Farm " 42 aeres fOr rent near wilnnS
III ton. Applyto W. kpCAULLKY a CO.,
tan2. 6Oo MAFket sireet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
For Rent.

A desirable property iocatsi On the n z earnsr nj
seVsEth and kng gtrssa This property n saitsls fr
store or an once Inquire Of Isiae T. Dsyou, NO iol
east Seventh street. t.ninot
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

The senAts and House OF Representatives thi.
afternoon adopted joint resolutions upon ths
death Of Ex-Governor Tharp, aud then adjourn
cd out Of respect TO his memory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
dec3O.5i
ARMYnPT TIE RIAMFs

All tas las..t slJlss st cHkRLBs OAEFOap SOY
rosussHtAl Aoiel. Philadsphla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09

TURN vBRE1S PXRTY.-The Gold Hill
Turn Verein Society give their second an
nual party at the Gold Hill Theater this
evening. The boys have been making
great preparations to have their arrange
ments of the best order, and expect to
have a most lively and pleasant time.
They have secured the services of the best
band in Virginia to furnish music on the
occasion, and have engaged the Gold Hill
and Virginia "bus" to bring down per-
sons from the latter place who may wish
to attend the party. The object Of the
party is to have a good social time, and
not to make money, and tickets Cncluding
lunch) have therefore been put down to
the low price Of two dollars. Let every
one who loves to dance attend.
CoRRRcTIoN.-In q notice of the mine
of ]. Treglone & Co., at Gold Hill, a few
days since, we stated that the claim was
I" ten feet in width; )" we should have
said "thirty-one and one-half feet in
width" being a segregation of the Alpha
ground, and comprising q portion OF the
old Coppers s Mills location. The affairs
of the mine are being ably managed, and
a large quantity Of excellent ore is being
raised daily from the old shaft, west OF the
Imperial hosting works.
NUMBER OF VorERs.-The entire num-
Der of voters in Storey county that have
complied with the Registration Law is
three thousand two hundred and thirteen.
Nearly one thousand men have paid the
poll-tax who have not registered; many
of whom are Ineligible as voters.
For CARsoS.-Most of the delegates to
the Convention have left for Carson to-
day, together with any quantity Of out
side influence"
PLEAsASr.-The weather this morning
is pleasant, and after the light rain Of yes
terday, the roads are in splendid condition
and more free of dust.
ISsoLvRNT.-Thomas Brooks has to-
day filed a petition in the Clerks office OF
the District Court, asking that he be dis
charged from all of his liabilities.
OPENING. - Peasley & Hemingway
will open q first class melodeon at the
Opera House next Saturday evening.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Mesick
The docket is being called to-day ard
cases set for trial or otherwise disposed of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09

IT IS useless to ignore the fact that the
Union organization is made up Of men
holding the Union in a common reverence,
while difference in their views upoh what
are known as radical measures Of policy
Summer, we have known for years. He
was a Black Republican when the writer
was a Douglas Democrat. He bore the
burden and the heat of the day when II
took genuine abolition backbone to do it
Carson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09

Also, Pork Sausages constantly on hanu' ana
held at the lowest market price.
Private families and Hotels will find II Tor tner
advantage to patronize this market, where they
will always be supplied with the best meats the
country can afford,
~Rendered tallow for mill and mining Pur'
poses constantly on hand. HAYES y W.
oe6tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09

GoLD.-The Eureka mine at Grass VAL
lev, has been sold to an association Of San
Francisco capitalists and the Watt broth
ers of Grass Valley, for half a million OF
dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09
Lost.

AN THURSDAY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN
the Hank Of California and the Mount Yer
non House, Gold Hill. the Naturalization Papers
Of Patrick Kenny, who would DO much Obliged
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-09

DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Mesick
The docket is being called to-day ard
cases set for trial or otherwise disposed Of.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-12-16
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