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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-21

KuIckerbocker Gold and Silver Mining
Conpany.-Notlce Is hereby given, that an assess
each and every share OF the capital stock Of the above
named company. payable In o. s. coin to the Secre-
tary. BY order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
~ 5, W. CHUBBUCK. Sec'y.
Gold I'M Nay ,July 7. lAS IyT "A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-21
Tax Collectors SnIe.

County Tax COIIect0T, storey OOUHly, !
Virginia City, August 8, ISIS. aus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

Buckley mort caught and the flames sxtended 10
the stable OF Hustled Carl all Of which vere
totally deetroyed. Damage about $500; insuf cd.
- House No. stewart street, occupied by Edw ard
O'Neil and Anthony johnson, sas damaged 10 the
extent Of sou no insurance.
STEAM FIRE EsoIsEs ron NEW YORK.
The Fire Department Of this city wv d. hss boon
tilted that three steam engines would be required to
attend TO hres in the lover part Of New York from
this date. Those selected are Nos. 7 and il The
other steamer hn not been designated.
THE BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL met ye,-
day Afternoon end usnsacted q Fosd doA Of routine
lr,ness Tie Joint Board met sub.equen'l y, and
discussed the budget Of the merit years itufes
but siihout coming TO any definite conclusion.
THR FESIASs.-Father McKenna having
reiutrel from HE European trip vas at his accrs.
toned du les 90 ; Jndsy. The Rev. gentleman took
eni movement, and ldvi,ed bic congregation to
lash their hands oft. re sisted that II ~u Great.
In great uoubie In Ireland and that tome you q
m,n had been rGnfpOIted in consequences Of IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

GorSo TO Prize FroHr.-About fifty
Eer York sporting men and brui,ers lsft Jer,ey
City at o'clock Sunday night on their way 10 attend
sprizc hsh', 70 take place somewhere on the bank,
Of the Delaware River Yesterday.
Boar UtsET.-NARRow EscAPE.-A &C.
rious accident occurred 10 toainr party OF Jerc,
City on Sunday evening. A gentleman In the los OF
part Of the city hearing cries proceeding from the
direction Of the southern Cove, Jumped into boat
and GUIDED bv the sound, soon reached sailing boat,
which had turned bottom uprermos,. Cnnsins to
tho ,de' Of the boat five adies .nd five gentle.
men, all OF whom wore fortunately tos~uol although
In an exhausted condition The said boat had teen
upset by sucden gust Of wind
On RANPAGE.-Three Young men, named
Michael Dan'in, John Jones aud Martin IIeniy, were
.rre'tod on Sunday and taken before Recorder Mar.
tindsle yesterday, charged With having on Sunday
evening conducted themselve. in very di,or,ierly
manner in on Of the Jersey City and obosen cara.
IL weS ALEC ALLEGED hat when thev were afterwards
confined In the cells the young men conducted them
,elNcs 10 the most disorierly manner, announcing
themselves ~ FeuisnA and threatening that ~ s'on
~ hoy shonid get out they would raise a mob Of
brother feniAns and demolish the City Pri-on. The
Recorder requifed them TO pay fine OF 50 each.
A DANGEROUS WoMAS.-Yesterday morn
ing, woman namcd Clara Chapman w.s arrested,
CHARGED vith drunkenness, di.ordefiv conduct aud
ufesteninR To take the o OF citizens with an axe.
! 10 Recorder teut her to the County Jail for thirty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

RAID on SUNDAY BALL PLAYrRs.-On
Sunday afternoon, about Eve hundred persons we're
assembled at Fox Hill, back Of the Eytisn Fields 10
witness the base la, game. that take place there on
every pleasant Sunday. On tho Two sabbathS pre-.
yious, tho ball players we're 40 .ftd by the police
mat they must aesis, to which they psld but little
hoed. Accordingly, on Sunday GilsruOon, Capita. n
DAVIS OF the HoboEen police, accompanied ly tho
tntte police ofce, m abe dosccst upon the sabbath
bteafefs and succ eded In capturing about twent Of
tho PAL players The balance OF tie crowd escnEed
IN all dirccti0ns some OF them leaving behind their
hats, coats sn1 vests. The prisouers we're taken Le-
iofe Recorder Avery and ined 81 each and costs aud
Al the same time we're informed that ball PLAYING In
tue city limits on the Sabbath hereafter would not
De SLOWED. There w q general scrEpiug up II
stamps = liquilAe the fines, and soue OF the fancy
LOOKING indVtduals ere unrer he neccs ity Of pli-
ting up their watches as collateral In order TO RAISE
lAe money.
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An ErtraordInar, srouomapiao.

A'nsulsr Instance Of monsmAniA- says The Dos
ton ADvsRrIsrR that has resulted in tho death Of =
respectable citizen Of Rhode Llsnd, has jual come
v hight Through sons strsngs alteration Of
mind TIE unfortunate man fell to eating stone. aud
swallowing sticks Of wood, instead Of tho whole
some food which wss Mt bis service. Whom tlese
we're too large 10 be taken convsnieu,ly he forced
them down his throat with . stick kept for thu
PURPOSE. In attempting to do this on one occasion
no pierced bis neck, making . frghtful orhce in
the external surface, which resulted In his Icaih
post mortem examination showed tho aston a. .
INK fact that his stomach aud lntsstinos contained
one stone ~ inches lcng, weigh ng nearly ounces
smother Of irregular shape, Y inches IN diameter
another An inch in diameter, corn cob ~ inches
In length, piece d wood four Inches lon aud
hall sn Inch square, and various other articles Of
tho same character. ibis state ~ thinss had not
seemed To- affect The general health q the mona
mani.c, who, hut for hi. esgernsss to perform still
more wonderful fosis IN this line might have been
yet among the living. |, was eertai uly remark :
able case OF physical endurance, a. well a. . curl
Gus freak Of dlsoriered mind.
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MAXINE NEWS.
Sep, qo--s. Rl.4sSi-s, s.I, on. w.tor morn


CLEARED
STE ANaHIPs-fauny Cadwslladrr, Baltimore.
Jersey Blue, Bo.ton: MAA-oy, Phiadeiph =
BARK sthilde, Reinsen, tof Bremen,l Venice.
RRIGs-ValkyEim, Montsvidco; Avose,,. Dema-
rafG Alph', svdncy, & ~; l. W Eaton, Halifax, 5;
Alice, Richmond, Va.
SCHOONSERS-FmmaA Anderson. st Martini, An.
teopo, hntAnyas; MARY Harris Nassau J Morgan,
Norfolk, Va Ocean Wave, Norfolk, Va.
sLOOP-Thomss Hull, Hull, for Providence, X, /.
AKHIvED.
gANSHIPs-Albemarle, Norfolk; Gov paIley.
Nos Otiean; Creole, Richmond and Norfolk. King
Fisher, lali iinore; Allegheny, Baltimore; Mcclellan
Hilton Head. =. q.
sHlPS-Albion, London; rsTquin, sumatra; Roam
Ter, Liverpool,
RARKs--Cors, Martlnilue n II Haven, Gov B,y,
Hulio'e lingan, Ocesn EAgle, Apaachrola, Fla:
John Dryer, Montevidco; Isaac LthgoE, Glaze Bay
BRlG5-Ada Old Harbor, Jam; Costa Rlc,, A,pin.
vail llermcS LAguGyra and Porto Cate 10; Mineola
Low BAY; Gentle Annie, GAce Ray; RAPID Kingston;
sCHOONRRs-Ri Richard Hin, Barbados. Con,titr.
ton, Gov Bay; J W Alien, Cow BAY; J Shav, Rich.
mond; ! Tinker. Philadelphia Tor Bn,fon. Bn.na
Nista, Baltimore; Reindeer, NireiniA w levin
NirginiG Palestine. Bait uore Geo Il lloyt Virginia;
John rwAy, Georeotowni New ,lorsey, savannah; "
ID Pitts, Nirginia Van Name, GrorgetoWn, G
Woosey Baltimore, John t. Ferris Virginia liz
wellyn EliEabeihport for Boz on Charley Woolsey
ton for Albany; BlrkeleW, Providence, Megnoii,
Halifax; Eliza osis Bangor; Emhu.ador Providence
liza net liArlnoT, Providence Cteruh, Boe,on: Hero
Bangor Ruth Thomas Bangor. Treasure, Providence
gus, Somerset Tor Poughkeep.,e LesivIIle, Pom
Chester, d; Moonlight Baltimore for Alien,s
Point orion, Bangor; III Barnes Glouce,ter. RAM
Franklin, Machla,; Queen Of the West, New Hayen'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26
DENTISTRY.

A SET or BEAUTIFUL TEETH CTHE
b,st $40 TO Sl5; sectional sets. A. 81 10 "a
Aching terth extracted without pain or filled vim
foli or other filings, Teeth cleaned or shuencd XII
cents u /, and warranted by Dr II VIl,I.TRs 90
Blwe y two doors boos his old Office, Yearly opp 40
the old theatIe. "a
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 8 HOURS
at ~ sixth ave Beautiful, cheap, light durable
UPPER tes set with piunIpe- TO I'LL out the cleeks
anu restore youthful app arance. Ent satisiar ti
OF no pay. No advance required.
TIE NllkOj OXIDE LAUGHING GAG1
scientlhcniv epared and administered daily for tho
extraction q teeth without p,in. No extra ch,rr.
heh'mGeT the 10 so > Hth ave-, Sd door above .Ist
II, Dr. g. EVANS, Dentist. Cut this out. 81
A SCI OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR
~ thout EXTRACTING the roots, from 20, 500 ,l5
huIcrnr 1old, silver aud Bone filings extrsrting
Without pain. JOSEPH DUDla, Doulist, rs Et.t
18Th Al, near Sd ave Nh
DR, DRAKE, 1876 CANAL STREET, SETS A
set OF teeth on slver ~ IA as; on goId AT sIo
10 49, sectional sets % cents per tooth teeth M cd
WITH gold bone ceuont other fillinrn 81 ct. ~ N
PEI oh. Teeth extracted without pain 9Oj
MAHTLLL, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY
4'i above 2.th st-Ruhber set Of teeth sto, tonr
teeth on siver or rubber ~ Nitrous OK. eNs
gwen by ah tnUiey new prOcSH. Pearl filing 10
cent?, once Lour til 90 NJ 5Sg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26
MEDICINES.

ID fSPEPSlA-ASTONISHING CURES ARR
DR.. smiths 'A' eAooleh' Ioinedyt
10y spEPsiA ANEIHILATOR
.i 1 III , ns peen porseye e1 with and the dife,
~, Nv o., nsn never failed In single case II
me brace. up he whole system crestins
shdnI SvIe nov ne Every OF seleutary haLia
snoud u. y. Dep2t-46 south second ~ Wiliiatns
haIkh trans One LollAI ~ haltIa. - "NAs a.
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MILITIA KY.

NOTICE To DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
4NHsving been established Tor over thee y, a., in
collecting all classes ri claniA We have conDlefe A.
Ianstnenis Tor 'cllihg accoune of soldiers VINO have
OF vAr, baiAnce, OF bouutiea state bonntes and Ali
other pTrearsEes, Advance. made. Information
heir. Of decreased soldiers. l.. BROWN a Co, Bank.
efS fAfh ACC, $40
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- Important AOtict--.A soldiers mustered ont or
discharged upon partial descriptive hsA can receive
the balance due them. Apply In person or BY letter
to IkFFERIS, HOFFMAN & co, " PAX row s6S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

FRE.-Yesterday afternoon, about s O'Clock
Afie broke out in the stable Of Mr. John Thom.. in
the rear Of No. lOl Washington street, rom ,bI,h
the flames spread 70 the sdiolnins stable, Of the
Consy Island Railroad Co, and to the u.bl. ~ N,
Lockwood ALBANIAN Tas sarpsaisI .aap af H.. ! =,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26
SHIPPING.

EOR LVERPOOI-THE BLACK BALL
l. Lne-lhe magnificent ship NEPTUNE Captain
Peabody, positively sails Oct lst. For pussare AMY
on board. Pier 20 Fast River, or 70 ROCHE BkJJ
a COFFEY, ia and lis south a.. SIS
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
l. aud LOndon--By the Old Black Star Line For
Liverpool the CILTlnAIok sails on August 18th
For passage apply 70 " llLIAAs GUloN, ~ Futon
ct so
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
Spool-ERIN, september 30th. Cabin passage
S9O; steersgs So payable In CURRENCY Apply %
WILLIAM GUIoA. " RnaadsAs ~
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SAVINGS E,ANNs.

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK. boi 9Th Az
= cor o 4sd 81; open daily from A. NJ. toBF.g
haturday' and Mondays to + NJ. Interest g r,r
ceht. deposits inside nov draw interost from Oeto.
LeT ~; SAM IL hEWBY, Pres. jams H.
CHAMBERLAIN, Sec. s5 -
nj ECHANlCS' AND TRADERS SAVINGS
A'A Institu'icn, No. Ys3 BoNery
oA per cent inteie.t SLOWED on sums Of Sl,oOo and
ulIel. tive per cent on larger fun,s.
b'po,i's ma on or leioTe Oct, let, will draw In.
ts,, nm shat date. Open daily from 10 A. NJ TO
~ el1 on hondnj = and Wednesday's froaI 10 A
III 10 I'm. - CIihS. PEEk. President
HENRY q. FlsHER, Secretary. ~
SIX PER CENT-FREK FROM GOVERN
~ MENT TAX.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner lhird Avenue and Iwenty-s'Ht -'-eet
IktsESf DEPOSITS, s2,2O,O0O
flN PER CENT interest paid on All sums from 81
IN loo zee from Got eminent Tax.
Az money! posted on or before October 10th will
draw intereSt IRON the 1st.
bASk OPEN nAll.Y rom 10 AN, to Pm, and
on LAY, WEDNESDAY and sATL KDAY
~ SPENCER X. GREEN, President
Rlom.np HEtLy Secletty. AZ
ii NA1IONA PARK HANK
- OF SEW YORK.
CAPT. NJ. 40 ZOO. 81 KPIt's 81 0on mn
This Bank will iEtue CcItfcates OF IL noait Hr.riny
interest on favorable teun,. J. L. WORTH CnsIi' r.
Kew York. Aug. 81, 1865 s55
| TNlON DIME SAVINGS BANK-NO. APO
~ Canal 1t, cor Of Narick Open daily florn Ia A m
to 3, aud on Monday, "wednesday and Saturiav
evenings nom to pm Six per cent intere,t FREQ
o. Government tax tIiowcd on sum, Of ssS and my
ger, ana II e per cent on larger sums Monsy a poe.
itd en- or before Oct. Let will bear iuterest fion
mat date. EDEk V, HAtGIWOUT, PIssideut
oAI'HNEN ., NhAfLN, secretary. 354
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. xc

COACHES, WAGONS, HORSES AND
" harness for sale-3 secondhand coaehe, pr,a
$3.50. Also,neW and secondhand sacons of nh k'nH.
81 horses and harness, selling OH " Neyu. str.eI
Brooklyn. 100
EOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS EXPRESS
wagon and business wagon, Inquire l1o Seysn,h
ave- bet 18th ana 18th ss. JOSEPH DOYLE. VA
HORSES FOR SALR-ONE MARI II
IL hands high. year, old one horse, ibs hama.
hgh, syears old two pom eA " s hands high Sto q
year. old one pony Year, old. warranted IN 10,
inside VI 3 minutes All warranted sound and Nina
81 New Bowery. Call till aod. I6l
\NANTED-A SECONDHAND GR0CER7S
w or light eIpress wagon, In good order. AMI
Hin Water ct. q5Y''
. GOOD WORK HORSES FOR SALF-IT
~ q94 Mulberry It, near Prince. 900
A CERTAIN CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS
N Uncovered by DR.. KING. Given uuknorn -
The person in ale, vine, tea or any other bevsf.,a
NB-Beyars Of limitations. These DO moi ';.tke,
unlea liquor 10 taken after using them prics on On
sss L1s sAid sAls q ~ haAsaA ~ Az Ssrsya AZ
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FOR SALF-THE STOCK Avn I1Nr1prs

OF neatly Cited M liquor store, q, lie .GIi chrsn
now uV,ls rood business. Reason for ,elling he-
cause lhe oW ner hs O'he" huai e.s to attend Ia In
SniIc on the pennies, 81 L. i2,h q, bet. AYES, Il
~" w. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

{ oRNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR Stors
-, o. tHIe. -ith case. App on the u rn,isc, car
o! snl ivan and Van linint sts sou.E Brool In "a,
at the Bakery, - Van Blunt ~ 5,s' "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.
For A Young MAN

A BUTCHERS STORE AND FIXTURES
r,a., Tor sale cor. 4isi a. and lith ave- To he .od
10y Itq
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

\\IANTED-A SECONDHAND GR0CER7i
w or light eIprsss wagon In sOOd order. Apnly
laH Water osVPA'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

. GOOD WORK HORSES FOR SALF-IT
~ 994 Mulberry at, near Prince. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26
GENERAl. BUsuNEs.

AT CITY HALL PLACE AND IA CF,.
TIRE q, Pswnbrokcfs' tickle. ought for v,,dt.,
leveiry, diamondA &c. The highest prices paid
the above goods. pNs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
t-sde and industry. Ni'"'

vii. viii soon .s be in the way of prosperous
1t suits the purpose of the rebel leaders
70 represent the success of our arms as a
subiugetiOn; to them indeed it is a subiu. =
CATION; butto the people it is rather an
emancipation and relief. The constitu-
ton and laws Of the Union are SO benefi-
cent; the operations of the national gov.
eminent touch them SO lightly and at 80
lew points, that it is a gross abuse Of
words to call the refmposition of their an
tahorlty conquest or a subjugation. When
Austria sends her troops into Venice. or
bngland hers into India, to force Gpon the
reluctant Il people strange modes Of govern
m1ent and foreign authority, We may
call ca the act 9 conquest; but when our Yan.
kee troops penetrate the South, they do
80 to break of the fetters which a selfish
ollgarchy has riveted around the necks Of
il Ias Raa RRas5eS sa They go daiyeEsEs and
the children of the very. men who are now
most bitterly opposed to submission.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
BY telegraph.
For Later Dispatches see Sd Page.
About the Wilmington Exnaditinn

New YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE Tribupe,s Nor
folk correspondent says of the Wilminn.
ton expedition, that the transports Ws1e
OF Fort Fisher three days before the war
shlps arrived in good weather. and the
enemy known to be in small force. That
their coal was exhausted and thew had tn
return to Beaufort, leaving again as soon
as possible. That without waiting for
their return as agreed, Porter exploded the
powder boat and opened fire. That troops
were to land when the powder boat was
exploded and take advantage of ..the shock
produced, and thatSwheu the trooos did
land, WeitZel found the fort uniniared and
bloody repulse than at Fort Wagner. and
he advised withdrawal to which Butler
assented. @-'7 -. Tf
The Wilmington correspondent of the
Richmond Despatch, says our forces we're
at one time between Fort Fisher and Viii.
mington, outing off Communication both
by land and water, and if they had not
been dislodged soon Fort Fisher would
have fallen as Fort Morgan did, and with
it's fall the fate of Wilmington would have
been sealed.
The Richmond Sentinel says the Banks
are becoming bankrupt, by which the
South is sure to gain its independence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
From the Lower Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, Jan. g., via OAIRo, Jan. g.
Gen. Davidson has received information
from his cavalry force, sent out from here
on the 2Ist of December. They struck the
Mobile and Ohio railroad five miles below
Corinth, and had on the 9th, utterly de-
stroyed it to below Okalona. Twenty
nine bridges, great deal of trestle work,
thirty railroad cars, 800 army wagons, and
1000 carbines were destroyed. Forests
camp OF dismounted men at Verina were
dispersed, and six officers and twenty men
captured. The expedition did not lose a
man, Gen. Grierson has orders to destroy
the railroad as far 0s Meridian, and release
our prisoners at Cahawba ifpossible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
NdEELING W. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY q I965 1850
EAR1 RussrnL, !. .ttennnt..lnt.ar.i,. 5s..I..5.

EARL RUSSELL recent letter In reply. to
therebel commissioners is admirably. dis.
sested in the Calsdoniiag 4tsreai55t 4 leading
newspaper in Edt4parg, scotlant. very
justly describes the letter as needlessly
offensive, though Ordifferent reasons. both
to t:hE!eoonfederatss and to the UFitsd dsta.es.
1t considers his lordship as generally very
unfortunate in his letters on delicate sub
jects and suggests that in addition to his
numerous honOrs, the new tile of ssDisa-
greeable Letter Writer" ought tobe con.
teEred upon him. The Mercury i of the
opinion that in virtually denying b us our
national name andstyling US "the ,nc eUnf.
ted Republic Of North .AmericsJ So, her
Mejeaty's Secretary Of Foreign ASsirs com.
mitted one of those bluuders of inAGts.
tance for which he is celebrated, raIher
than an Intentional affrolt. This Is VA vary
possible but it is also evident that This
blunder of expression has its. origin irii'his
very loose conceptions of the nature, Of mt
government. The wretchsd platitudss rut
forth in the same letter about friendly te.
lation5 between Great Britain and "both
the Northern and Southern States" all
show that he not only thinks we have lost
our national name, but our nationality also:
or rather his remarks imply that. we never
were a nation, but mere assemBage OF
States. ,.....-.,,.. ............... %
This is the. theory. Of the .seceaspnists
and their democratic sympatlzers d this
country. Mr.. Commissioners Mason, one
of the very rebels to whom Lord Russell
wrote his letter, used to vauut when h the
Senate at Washington, that he owed allie.
glance only, to the sovereign State ofiVir-
gfnia.@ Mr.. Calhoun,s famous interrotato.
ry, "What are the. United States, but the
States united, ,",lw was but another devslop-
ment of the same theory. It would ap.
pear that her Msiesty's Secretary haI be-
come disciple of this school OF Ame,ioan
politics, and is beginning, ct least when he
writes to rebels, to construct his letters
with reference to these South Carolina
theories of our government. he mustbe
careful not to put any of this sort of stuff
into his correspondence either With Mr.,
Adams or with Mr.. Seward. Such an "In-
adVertenCe" would occasion him some
trouble ..t,5li
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
Guerrilla Operations in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7.-J. Walker Taylor's
rebel forces occupied Owensburg till Fri
day, conscriptiug citizens and firing upon
steamers, when they left.
The New Albany Ledger, says: The rebel
guerrillas have possession of Hswesville,
Cloverport and Henderson. The Lebanon
train was captured by band of guerrillas
near Lebanon Junction yesterday after
noon. The passengers were robbed and the
ears burned. Ths rebelE brutally murder
ed four discharged soldiers of the 18th
Kentucky. Taylor has established his head
quarters At HaWesVills and citizens are
fleeing across the Ohio to avoid conscrip.
ton.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
From RahaI Panars.

NRw YoRK, Jan. THE Charleston
Mercury of the 2lst says Sherman has re-
inforced Fosters expedition against the
Charleston and Savannah railroad. The
Augusta Register of the lst confirms this
report, saying that Fosters batteries and
forces have been increased. ~
The Richmond Despatch of the 4th says
learn that Sherman is on the march.
The Herald's Shenandoah correspondent
says there are rumors in circulation in
that region, which it isuot proper to pub.
lish, that the rebels are engaged in some
mysterious military movements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09
q. s. MarshaI's Sale.

United States
= - va District Court Of the
sundry parcels OF goods United States for the
seized by Thoa Horn. District Of WeSt VIRGINIA
brook, Surveyor Of at wheeling PAIL TTerT1
Customs, for violation 1854
of Revenue Laws. lOrdero1sa
pursuance Of an order of sale Issued from the
CLERKS ofice Of the District Court Of the United
states Tor the District Of West Virginia in the above
entitled cause. 1 will, on MONDAY, THE 16FH DAY
" JAtNuARY, 1866, at the Auction Rooms Of George
T., y; Miokham, corner OF Union and Market street,,
Wnsenng, W. Va, proceed to sell at public auction
70 the highest and best bidder the articles referred
% IN saia order consisting of Whisky, OOgnac Bran.
~, Ginger Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Port Wine.
UatawPn Wine Holland Gin, Older, schnapps, Dys.
Gun Caps, Rosin, saltpeter, Bar Lead, Powder Shot
t BaiIet Mculds one Revolver, one Rifle Cigars Mus.
taId Counter Scales, Nuts, Flour, Backing Tobacco
Salt, Empty Sacks, Webbing, Gun Pilnts, HorSe
Shoes Castings Shoes, Socks, Apples, one Coil Rope
MolaSses, Matches, Rice, Ink, &C., sc.
Terms of Sale, OSsh-Governnent funds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue
from day to day until all is sold. fI-''E
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
dec11'ts q. 8. Marshal.