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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 8. s.
An m Admiralty

u DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 8. S.
Andrew Wegand In Admiralty
against
The Steamer Pocosin, her
machinery, tackle ap-
parel and furniture. Libel in cause OF wages &C
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court Of
the United States for the District OF Virginia. on the I'D
day of October 1865, by Andrew Wegand. libellaht
against the steamer POcosn her machinery tackle, ap-
pare and furniture alleging in substance That on or
SIM being then in the port of (and the said James
A. Sayes being the mastery aud being designed for
vice ON tho high seas and within the lux and refux
ton of this Honorable Court he, the said James A.
Sayes did hire the beant to engineer on board
the said steamer at the rate d per month, and
cordngly on about the - day of -, the lbellant
entered into the service Of said steamer In the capacity
and at the rate of - monthly wages aforesaid
That the said steamer engaged in the service OF the
Government of tho United States, running from Fort
Monroe TO various points Chesapeake Bay and else.
where and that your ibellant remained ON board until
about the 10Th day of November, 1854, when he
discharged without being paid; and that there
now due him, as wages, the sum oil one hundred and
thirty-nne dollars and interest from said date. That
your libeant although he has often requested payment
OF the said amount has not received the same and that
the said steamer is about to depart from this port and
rsmove beyond the jurisdiction of this Honorable Court
That your beant well and truly performed his duty
board said steamer and Is entitled to the said last named
amount. Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the seal of the said Court to directed and de-
liyered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said steamer Pocosin her machinery tackle
apparel and furniture in any manner interested there
n that they be and appear before the said District Court
be held at the COURTROOM, in the City Hail. in the city
Norfolk in and for the District of Virginia the It'll
day of November next, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day provided tho shall be day Of jursdc-
onotherwise the next day of jurisdiction thereaf-
ter then and there interpose their claims and to make
their allegations in that behalf
Dated the 23d day of October, 1885,
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
Jnitnd Stataa Narahal
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PRIVATE SALES
PRIVATE SALES
" ALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
y, FOR SALE.

" ALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
y FOR SALE.
We effer for saIs
THE WATER LOTS
o oout sue Wide Water street. with front on the said
s"ee' OF tSVI) three hundred and seven feet
THE TWO WHARvES
Port Wardeu's line. e"' . 'A'e"'''s ~ '"'
.rGnw, rers with some repair, could 10 made TO
A 4S0 SIX TO EIGHT VESSELS ALLOW
iN" EAoh III DISCHARGE CARGO AT THE
SAME MOMENT
perty in the city. '''''' "a'e' P'o'
ALSO
one lot s. e. corner Of Madison and Vida Water a,raa
having front on the former of i'll feet and on tho
AND
The adjoining lot having front Of As feet an Viii.
Water street, and depth OF 160 ieet 'N'
Plot oil survey can DO seen at Office No IL Roanoke
square.
WALKR L CHAMBRRtAINE.
. octiz--im Real Estate Agents.
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T VALUABLE II M b E r LANDS
AND
FARMS FOR SALE.

" AhOADlJL h ID II ~ Ian o
FARMS FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
LIST. A Farm of 1875 acres, 8 miles from Norfolk
I'd. Farm of 430 acres 10 miles from Norfolk.
Sd. Farm of S3 acres, in Nansomund county.
9TH. Farm of so acres miles from Norfolk.
9Th. Farm of 1000 acres, 25 miles from Norfolk.
9th: Tract of Wood Land, $500 acres 20 miles from
Norfolk.
7th Two Farms of ITO and so acres, 10 miles from
Norfolk.
sth. One Farm of 90 acres IA miles from Norfolk
9th. One Farm Of OF acres, 81 miles from Norfolk.
10th. Zone Farm of $40 acres, 81 miles from Norfolk.
1l. One Tract of Land (half cleared of 70 acres,
miles from Norfolk
18th. One Farm of 100 acres, miles from Norfolk.
18th. Farm of 900 Acres, Ia miles from city.
18th. Farm of 1,666 Acres, miles from city.
10TH Farm of $50 Acres, IS miles from city.
10TH Tract Of Wood Land, 800 Acres 80 miles from
city. q.
18th. Tract Of Wood, 400 Acres 40 miles from city.
18th. Farm of III Acres, ID miles from city.
10th. Farm Of 300 Acres, is miles from city.
Goth. Farm Of 4I2 Acres, IT miles from city.
21st Tract Of Wood Land, 100 Acres, miles from
32d. A Farm Of 1,sl2Acres, miles from city
23d. A Farm Of 1850 Acres "a miles from city.
oath. Farm OF $500 Acres, 10 miles from city.
25th. A Farm Of 600 Acres, IA miles from Norfolk.
Goth A Farm Of 80 Acres, 10 miles from
9th. A Farm OF 100 Acres, s miles from
2sth. valuable Tavern Stand, 20
10Th. Farm Of so Acres IL miles from g
S0th. Farm of 474 Acres, 80 miles from Is
Slst. Farm Of All Acres, 10 miles from
32d Farm Of 800 Acres go miles from
33d Farm Of ], 100 Acres, so miles from
34th. Farm of 700 Acres SIS miles from
35,h, Farm of $50 Acres Go miles from
seth. A four-story Brick House, on Main street.
37th. Two Frame Houses, on Church street.
38th. Two vacant Lots on Church street
39th. -Four Lots, on Newton street.
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street.
Nearly all of the above Land is water, and
the large tracts heavily Tmbered. description Of
each will DO furnished application to the Undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and ssleof
Real Estate on Commission.
F0LGER, CARTWRIGHT l. Co.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
aup7-tf % Wide Water street, Norfolk Va,
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[BOstop Herald.1

ave do not like to advertise worthless wares or art-
cles calculated to deceive readers and when We
an advertiser like Mr.. Helmbod whom We have known
for years gradually extend his advertising from year
year until he becomes the largest advertiser in the United
States, satisfied that the statements in regard to
his articles must be correct"
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER.-Thet thermometer
at DR.. w. e. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Thursday
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Tho writer reluctantly inserts tho above, and would
not do he not stranger to many and concludes
by stating the OF his articles and tho diseases for
which they have been used by many thousands with
plets success
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DOR SAL
A FAMILY RESIDENCE SITUATED IN A PLEASANT
PART OF THE CITY.
The HOUSE is spacious, well arranged built in modern
style of brick and covered with slate 1t has two large
Parors wide Passage and Dining Four Chambers
the second floor and four the third IL Is isolated
from any other building and in good neighborhood
There is Brick Kitchen large Cistern Harden and stable
on the premises.
To wanting comfortable and desirable Dwelling,
fine opportunity presented of being supplied Terms
reasonable.
Also for SALE tract of LAND in Nanscmond county,
near the river and the Railroad adapted to trucking
farming. Address D, Box No. 19, at the Post Office
aug 4-3twtf
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EOR SALE OR CHARTER.

LIGHT DRAFT SIDEWHEL STEAMER Of eighty
tons burthen, suitable for Freight Passengers-wel
fitted and in perfect order. Also FOUR LIGHTERS,
decked over drawing thirty inches water with FIFTY
CORDS OF WOOD-built in the most substantial manner
expressly for Tightening wood.
Apply to, OF address, ~ 20 3D.
AIessrs, DUDLEY BEAN 4 CO.,
aue19-tf No. IA Roanoke Square.
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IT. o r s A l. f
The fine sloop VIM. BLAIR about ninety tons ca
pacy, nearly and in good order viii be sold very
low If applied for soon.
octl+-tf CYRUS E. STAPLES.
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tADvEnrsEMRNr.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu

will cure all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder Cures
Pains or Weakness in the Back, Structures, &C., Cures
Weak Nerves, Loss Of Memory Trembling Dimness Of
Vision,
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The sloop SECRET" well found and in good order,
will be sold great bargain. This vessel is well
known good carrier and fast saier For particulars
inquire of the undersigned, at the Roanoke House.
of Little Water and Roanoke Square.
cct6-tf A. DENNIS
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Puchu

cures Gravel and Dropsica Swellings existing In Men,
Women, or Children; in fact, ALL DISEASES requiring
the aid OF Duretc. 1t il the greatest Tonic and Du
rec known-perfecty SAFE pleasant in taste and odor
and immediate in its action
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

il pure fluid extract not weak tea or infusion. Is the
thing needul for all complaints incident to Females
For particulars send for Circular.
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w ANTED TO PURCHASE.

From One Thousand to Five Thousand Cords of Good
Merchantable PINE CORD WOOD at some convenient
place lighter vessels There must be fully four feet
of water at tho shore Apply to, or address,
Messrs. DUDLEY BEAN CO,
aug19-tf No. IA Roanoke Square.
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FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS.

Nothing can be more productive of cure
than these Pills. Their almost magic
influence is felt at once; and the usual
concomitants of this most distressing
disease are removed. These remedies
are made from the purest
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MEDICAL.
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS & SALvE.

These Life-giving Remedies are now,
for the first time, given publicly to the
world. For over quarter of a century of
private practice, the ingredients in these
LIFE-GIVING PILLS! .
Have been used with the greatest sue
cess. Their mission is, not only to pre-
vent disease, but to cure. They search
out the various maladies by which the
patient is suffering, and reinvigorate the
failing system. To the aged and infirm
a few doses of these valuable PILLS
will prove to be
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A Very Fountain of Youth ;

For in every case they add new life and
vitality and restore the waning energies
to their pristine state. To the young
and middle-aged, they will prove most
invaluable, as ready specific and ster-
ling medicine. Hereis dream realized,
that Ponce-de-Leon sought for three
hundred years ago, and never found.
He looked for fountain that would re-
store theold to vigorand make youth ever
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These Famous Remedies

Cannot stay the flight of years, but they
can force back, and hold aloof, disease
that might triumph over the aged and
the young. Let none hesitate, then, but
seize at once the favorable opportunity
that offers. When taken as prescribed
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BEAUTIFYING THE CoMpLExI,

These articles, being of such strength the dose is
ceedngy small From this fact it is used in the United
States Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Institutions
throughout the land
8S- Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
&1- Ask for Helmbolds Take other.
A- Cut out the advertisement and send for It, and by
this means avoid Counterfeit. octl4-1m
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NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS
~ NOW OPENING AT ~. t' =:
SEABURY'S BOOT & SHOE STORE,
-. IS MARKET SQUARE. i. .:,..'....4
Call and see them. Prices moderste -" jy7-tf.
III A R N d E N E X P R f SIS.
OFFICE, NO, ROANOKE SQUARE.
SAFE, RELIABLE,
COURTEOUS, PROMPT.
Owing to the facilities offered us by tho 80. ~.
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS,
and our connection with all the ~ .',.... -
RELIABLE EXPRESS COMPANIES -
IN THE UNITED STATE
EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH.
We are prepared to forward
FREIGHT, MONEY, and VALUABLE PACKAGES, &c.
at lower rates than offered the public before.
NOTES. DRAFTS and BILLS for COLLECTION made
on all acceptable P0INS and RETURNS PROMPTLY
DELIVERED. =,
SHIPPERS in NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH will
find Ii to their advantage TO give us call before en-
gaging thor freight by any other Express
Freight delivered in Portsmouth without extra charge
For further particulars apply at the oce NO. Roanoke
square. ..otsn,,
South $50
oct,,-f Z. R. HILL, Agent,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11

Resolred, That committee Of fifteen be
appointed by the Chair to report at a
meeting on Monday evening next a plan
Of consolidation. if such plan can be prac-
ticable, and if so to report bill to that
effect. Said committee to consist of seven
members from Virginia five from Gold
Hill ; one from American Flat: one from
Flowery; one from Red Mountain. In
case the committee deem plan Of con-
solidation impracticable, to report such
other plan as appropriate.
The Chair appointed the following
committee: Virginia-Col. John A. Col.
Inns, Col. Rowe, John Gillig, DR.. Gieeer,
Jas. Root, B. C. Whitman, 3. W. Keyes !.
Gold Hill-John H. Mills, C. E. Olencv
J. ]. Denney, J. Pfoutz, George Avis.
worth; American Flat-E. P. Glover ::
Red Mountain-John Bope; Flowery-
Ira Parks. Col. Collins offered the fol-.
loving resolution
ResoIued, That the committee in the
State Senate having the Consolidation Bill
under consideration Is hereby respectfully
requested TO withhold its report until after
the report shall be made from the commit
tee of fifteen. at an adjourned meeting, or
Monday next.
Col. Rowe thought there was no neces
sity of such resolution. Mr.. Atkinson
thought the resolution eminently proper
Resolution carried. Voted that the com
mittee should have power to fill vacancies
On motion meeting adjourned until Mon
day evening next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11

OREGON DISPATCH.
Fire in observation-disclosures in SaIer
Another Murder at Lagrange,

Fire in Portland-lIurder i'm Salem
Another Murder at Lagrange.
PORTLAND, Jan. l0.-A fire broke out
about 2 o'clock this morning in the Mir.
ror Saloon, northwest corner of First ant
Washington streets. The corner building
was destroyed and the Oregon Bakery
adjoining. on First street, was consider.
ably damaged by fire and water. Loss
$4,000.
Daniel Delany, an old resident and
estimable citizen, was murdered last nigh,
at his residence, about eight miles from
Salem. His Indian boy was the only
person present, and says he was called out
of his house by two men masked and shot
dead ON his porch. The house was
plundered. The object was, no doubt
the obtaining of money, which Delanv
was known to have on his premises.
A row occurred at La Grange. a few
days since, in which Pat Tobin and three
others were killed. Pat and his three
companions got into quarrel in saloon.
and one of the party shot him twice
wounding him in the head and BODY
Tobin Immediately fell to the ground,
drew his pistol and fired six shots. killing
one and wounding the two others, and
died. The wounded men died the next
day. "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11

WH1Ms1cAL1T1Bs OF THE CAMPA1eN.-
We have had our street wheelbarrow
demonstration in San Francisco the
Washoeites have had the fun of seeing a
cord of mountain mahogany sawed, split
and piled up, by another victim of the
belief that Mcclellan was really running
for the Presidency but the Down-Easters
have outdone US in this nonsense. Dur
ing the odd performances Of the unforru-
nate McClellanites, consequent on the
result of the election, we find the follow
ing recorded in our exchanges sitting
astride wooden horse, on the roof of a
saddler's shop, and whistling Yankee
Doodle" and singing "John Brown =
wheeling negro mile in hand-cart ;
whiting two barrels of pine shavings
while sitting on pile of dry goods boxes
in public square wheeling one hundred
pounds of oysters ten miles peddling out
a cart load of charcoal, in lots not ex-
ceeding one peck each, while dressed in
white robe, and handing the money over
to the Sanitary Fund, etc.-AkG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11

RICH ScESE.-When the little humbug
Phar,see "Bien" exploded his question Of
"brivilish," in the House yesterday, he
made an exhibition of himself which
would have formed a rich scene for the
pencil of Cruikshank. His peroration
was heavy: ..
He was willing to be styled fool and laugh
ed at for ignorance, but did not wish to be
called knave-[ we must have just suited
him-Ep. News and thus (throwing down
a copy of the Gold Hill News and stamping
upon it, he would serve all such disgraceful
sheets.
The words and the action reminded us
forcibly of the fearful threat of the out
ragged Frenchman: wen I san catch
Monsieur Tonson in bed viz my wife, one
time more, I viii throw his pantaloon out
of re window, rain it nevaire so hard ~
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&" BIEN. I"

The reverend Blatherskite Bien did, yes
terday morning, just what we expected
him to do-spoke to a "guesgion Of
brivilish." He elevated his long ears,
opened his mouth, and he-hawed" like
Washoe canary. He went so far as to
talk about " kicking; and said that our
gray hairs saved US from his wrath.
We have heard a rumor that the beast
was more dangerous among young chill
dren than among grown men, and conse-
quently suffer no terror on his account.
If the b,1ro makes himself too disagreed
bic, We shall put chestnut burr under
his tail that will give him a chance to
kick himself out of this community. Go
slow, Bien.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11

WHY Is 1t Whenever man is ar
rested on the charge of arson. guerriilaism
or piracy in aid Of the rebellion the so,
called Democratic papers with one accord ,c%
denounee the act as an outrage on De
mocrats." Why is it, Can none but
democrats" be robbers, incendiares' OF
pirates: Does the Democratic Greco teach
its votaries that they must burn. rob and
murder in aid of the rebelss From the
course universally pursued by the So
called Democratic papers, one would be
LED to infer as much. Those papers IN
stinctiVely claim as Democrat every man
arrested and charged with either OF the
above named offenses. siu'.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
IRON the Union and Enterprise Of this Morning.
Gen. Butler Removed-Gon. Ord tenn
pornrily In Command.

pcrarily In Command.
New YORK, Jan. TO- The Herald
City Point correspondent of the Stn So! 70
General Butler has been removed oy S iar
President from the position OF eon manart-
of the Army Of the James and tne ,; ~ and
ment of Virginia and North Ca TnaSarhn-
ordered to report at Loweli' ~ naso
sets The official document IN the ease
S;rsc,sd him TO turn over his command to
.SU e"N.on nsmed by Lieut.. Gen. Grant
- =" Temporary successor. Gen. Ord,
49, a. I IN charge of a Corps, succeeded
. .ase TO the important position.
a mission Of Peace to Rich
D..onS- The Tribune Don't Think
He will Succeed.
The Tribune says Montgomery Blair,
ST., is in Richmond. He goes specially
TO Sic what can be done in the way Of
peace. The Tribune does not think he
will succeed. It urges the filing up of
our army and making short work of the
rebellion. Blair is not clothed with any
power from our Government, but we in
fer he has been authorized to ascertain
whether any true peace is now attainable.
Evacuation Of Richmond COutem.
plated JEFF. Davis TrOubles-Peaee
Mission.
The Herald's Washington correspond
ent details a conversation with man re-
Gently from Richmond, who says the reb-
els are busily preparing for evacuation.
Much of the Government property, and
of many officials, has already been sent off
to the interior. JEFF. Davis has become
convinced that he cannot hold the city
much longer, as it is being mined.
Late rebel papers show that Davis has
now on his hands quarrels with the Gov
ernors of Mississippi, Georgia and Ala
bama.
The Richmond Wing thinks the recent
alleged peace mission of the two Blairs
entities the United States to be considered
the most impudent of nations that has
ever existed.
Hood Denounced A Rebel Clergy.
man and the Ladies' of MilledKeVille
Vindieate Gen. Sherman.
The Charleston Courier says that Hood
butchered his troops as recklessly as, &C
cording to the Richmond Sentinel, ever
Grant did.
The Richmond Wing prints testimony
from a Savannah clergyman to Generals
Wayne and Beauregard, stating that the
reported atrocities charged upon Sher-
mans army at Milledgeville are wholly
unfounded. The ladies of AIilledgeville
also write that no such violence was ever
attempted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11

The CITIZENS MEErISG.-In our local
columns will be found very full report
of the meeting held at Virginia last night
TO consider the Consolidation Bill. What
it amounted to can be best ascertained by
reading the report. We have seen enough
and heard enough to satisfy US that the
only consolidation bill that would suit the
class that rule Virginia, would be one 81
outrageously oppressive on this and other
outside communities, that we never could
assent to It. The condition of Gold Hill
is not desperate. We can survive under
the existing state of things, and leave Viz
GINA to the rule of those who have "got
her by the umbilieal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-11

\ New RAILRoAD.-Wel learn that the
San Francisco and Washoe Railroad Com
pany was organized in Placerville on
Thursday last. Capital stock $l0,oOO,-
900, ten per cent. of which was subscribed
and paid in on that day, says the Demo
Graf. Length of the road, pinety-two
miles-from Placeryille to the State line.
At the former place it will connect with
the Placerville and Sacramento Valley
Railroad. This is probably the road con-
templated by the resolutions now pending
in the Assembly of this State. The reso-
buttons are the special order for Friday
next.