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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

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So sa, and s sSs% F1a @ f sswns
wife fs and Lime ' E.. Mr. LII Nr. Or w SsS. sa
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Mater Ma h rso oI Ms sGya roGs cogs
Blans6ford T K Johnson, Geo wksen, smen l. Grae-
pier sswel Mars agergiy, Mis- SsT Sda yG,,
brew. J Rv,n bike, a smith. 4 J Curtis and child
SKw oaLKass-steanShip. champon.Iohn DAILY, c :
Thomas Captain sstso oI D
Rand colonel f orr"@e ana w hamsa. ssans and
wife Leqiensni Leonard aud wife Bishop CAPTAINS
SebcusG ersSs 'sa B AssS fssns
Nassn and Thorp 7sc soldiers
lie twenty ninth ssSss a.Pimsn
sS sS
% ssiyfSs f"essry
wi d. S SsS NM s Mar si s
Mrs Benson--snd twenty IN the Storage.
DEPARTURES.
Nrv OrLpA~s-Steamship Fnng Shuey-Fred Brown, q
Resrdon N de Lezardi and servant, II Coleman, u J
Keepe. N Ganuchean, q w Lindsay, J III McVeas, Mrs
Dssha Mrs DR. Wilson, Miss Garxon Mrs arzon Elm
grober Jas BELL, d n Formsn. y wilkinson L n Pix.
Miss Weenforder Miss Bower Rauld n Biology T. Elm.
sro6sr, lady and child; Mrs rlu,. Mrs Mcvi!c Mrs
Miller Mrs fhurrer. w waidben, = Merrcdytb, j b
Nicholson and lady Coombs George sraus WIN Rid
aer sdv and two children; Miss Vernon sister Flor.
suce BusKirk, j Hammond. y " wsrdsel vok
M servant-apd otbere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

PoUGHKgEPsrK, Nov o. 1895
William Willis, who TO have been executed at
Kingston morrow for the murder Of Mrs. Rockwell,
has eceveda respite from the Governor, pcsponing
the secution until the 18th Of December
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23

DOTH WARD GUYTnER CI.UB.-A MEETING or
this club will he held Friday evening November -,
a Columbia Hall 36 West Thirty sixth street TX O'clock
DAVID y, BUTCHER, President
MICHAEL KfERNAN. Vice PresIdent.
Tpos. j. HAIL Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-23
s HIPPING NEW S

SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages intended for the NEW YoRR
HERALD should be sealed.
ALMANAC YoRK-Tus
SUN RISES. 20 MOON SETS morn -
sun sfTs............ 81 HIGH WATER. IL ~
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

TuANKsGIvISG WAS duly recognized
here by religious services in the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches, (thc Rev. Mr.,
jacobs Of the Episcopal Church being absent,
we believe and b. the suspension Of business
generally. On account OF the disagrccnhlc
weather, the congregations in Attendance in
both cLurchc, were qai,e slim. though i, has
been limited that the occasion itself WAS less
agreeable than the weather to So;ae Of oar
er;iug brethren. We ,kiu% they a:c mistaken !
Tor however opposed to the rssri! Of the war
their feelings may be, they should be thankful
for the return Of peace with its manifold
blessings, ns we'll rs that tkrir o~n iirts have
been spared. We can conceive Of no class o!
persons who need TO be more thankful ihaa
those who have participated in the late rebel.
lion
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

Tur PunESoLoGrAi. .I"rEHAI. for
December, jus, received, completes E"' T.,
AID contains
Lord ralmerston. Napoleon III. Washing
ton, Cesar, Hon. u. s. Dickinson. Ei:nd Tom,
with Portraits, Characters and Biographies.
Also Work for Women. new History of
Civilization; Destiny Of America; Beauty
visor, and Development; Symmetry o: Char
Acter; PhrcuoloSy in the Pulpit; Animal
Types Of Human rhysiosnomr; Gymnastics for
Men, Women, and Children; including Eth
nolosy. Psychology, rhrenology, rhy>io:nor.y
Psscholoxy-only 50 co a year. New VOL
ume begins with Jan. No. Address Fowler
& Wells, $50 Broadway. New York.
We w,.l send the above MaSarias and the
JerRxAL one year for 81 00.
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TRUST SALE.

NY ,;r,r, of urml 81 ryr.r .N'c,rl on IL" IN -"
ID - Aw:,>, 49, nv p,vh J. W. t''r>>"r :" John y.
,r. >.n wherein Williams W.. l">'"". 1" sc ~
, ,,y,c.t certain '!"h'>. BE u'rt'' :n'' wa ''
81. :, Ir ,ni, f- -. " ~ i.:C> "Hi'r. III i"ht
.; The nay: I",I,. =" k.l,Aw! - t"G.iy. Nc'; N''"l
,Htturluy, MS GM diy IF J"""a'"a
r.Ar ali ,ln itac. e" lmi. together NH - aTia-'c
,.... ,yn: ia IA" County u: ka'G'"i' an III" .'"' T.
,,r -, the k.:',whl river. a'"U' ~ NILS a'"Er
,l,~'.>:.n wcl, purchased 10y >'h' 'itN,"H' 90
;>:.c Moves md ":'Hr>. aud "~"a Ma "'rir'i' h'N
:. "u.i E,h Sa; Furnace" lat mnrc r"c":;iy - 20
"Ln:saa Furnace Low ocr|?.rd - J"> NJ i":!''E'
Ia. ia r,,>,
nJ ~, r,crr, N K,iawha t!.rL> "nirr, E'k X. piE"
- j. W. GRAtEhl'r. Trustee"
tu,rIr..ox, w. w., Oct. ;. l>G;i.-;ow'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

CorSry TEAclIERs' AsS"clATI"N.--
|, ha, been determined 10 hold n general Meet
in. o: the Tcachcrx Of Kaaawha County. IN
Charleston, Saturday, tho 3Dth day OF p''cm'
Der. lS,";. at 10 o'clock. for the purpose OF or
saai.,ne a Comfy or Dis:ric, Teachers As
ISOLATION. tha, the Teachers OF q he Valley may
WORK together in the great work OF education
We hone our u.irLhnrs IN ru;uam. Mason and
other counties will he represented. and urge
upon every teacher in Nanawha County. who
intends to continnc in III" good WORK, the alb
so!u,e Importance o! Icing present. THESE
Associations are male y meAn, o. great good
in the North aud in other parts Of our State,
and We should not ht bchiul in using every
means to advance the cause y; c'!wcalira.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

TuE EtrcrlnH IN NlcHnrAS Co..
The following rc>ai, in Nicholas County, III
which the Radical ticket gained the lay. has
been overlooked. |, will, however, DC new to
mos, Of our readers:
john Groves, Sheriff: Vim. l.. ll;nIman.
Prosccu,iny Asornry: \. J. Jones. Clerk:
Owen Duffy, Assessor; James :. Craig. Ike.
cordcr; chas. McClan@. Surveyor. Anthony
RAIDER was elected rc'cca,c from Clay and
Nicholas, though EamsS" VA: ahead IN the
latter County.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

THE FESTIVAL given by the Ladies
Of the VI. E. Church on Thanksgiving evening,
was quite n success, Notwithstanding the in.
c.emency OF the weather. The rooms were
crowded BY our benevolent citizens OF all de-
nominations, ami everything seemed 10 60 oil
in the mos, agreeable manner. The refresh.
meats were excellent, and the returns through
are informed. to S22".Gn after paying al
,SpcnSrS
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

TIE LAST SALE Of Govr!nmcE;
property, hy Capt. john l.. Fleming. vii; tAh'
p,uee mex, Friday morning At 10 oe'"tS
when the balance of the llorscS anil Wagons
and the OGice Furniture, &C., will be cio:c,
out. We understand the sales at Gr!irolis
Camp Plat, and Gaulcy, wen, off will. Re
rer,Lcr. the above is the id,l chance.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL ciil'ECH.-G.r. ". T.. VII.
An,cS. PASTOR Services every Sabbath IT To-, """cs
4. " and -, i. " Services for C"lurrd Prr>", =.
~. Y. Prayer Meeting every Thmr>.ay evening.
&stGih >cAoot-Every Sabbath al o'civck \. II.
PRESEYTERIAS CHCRCH.-Rev. J. NC. EI-.rNrr.
rAs:0r Service, every Sabbath at II O'clock A. NJ. 2i,
r. u. Prayer Meeting every "wednesday evening.
.<i1>Ih Sho"l-Evcry Sabbath at o'clock L. N.
EPISCOPAL. CllrECli.-Rcv. y. T. VI. JACOBS. Pastor.
Services every SUNDAY At To-, o'clock T. " and -. T. ~
SSGodh Shoul-Every Sabbath At O'clock y. N.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

CIncrrr CouRr - Judge Polslcy
Prcsiding.-l.i,tle business Of general interes,
was transacted during the past week. The
case OF Vim. Welcher was continued till ncx,
term f"s want Of witnesses; and tina, Of Dr..
Wiley, which will be called on Monday next,
will probably also be continued.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

JUICE PnE.SLEYs OrIHI"S.-N"w
Rs.ly.-ws have the able orl"ioa Of Jud;r
rols.ey, in ;he case Of WIN. \. onarrier. pS;a.
tel in p,nphe, form, now really, y; this Of.
fec. Every ono should real ami pr"s"rv =
,hi. important document. frIt" |" ee"'' lc'
single copy, 81 10 per dozen. or $lV 80 PC:
hundred. Call Il, once.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

NV Music just received from
the Publishing House O: JOHN Church. Jr, No.
III v. 18th st.. CINCINNATI o.. several mare nc"
places Of shee, Music. "C"ys;al Spring is q
Polka Eriliinutr." 10y &. kinkcl; Home
from the War is a beautiful hnEnd. anil 9Th"
Return Of Pence" the National Thanksgiving
Anthem. These or any other @ace; n'''s:e,
my.,;c books, &c. SC. can DC hai hy c"s'In: at
the New Book Store.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

STUNNING -Ihe way we are fused
up in the Republican this week. We hope
however, to recover by next week, when w
shnil eOOliy explain how We ar'n't the "erea.
tire" Of George Ritter, or any other man.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

MAILS TO DEMONSTRATIONS friend
II. {. Tucker, Esq, has got regular SEMI
weekly mail running to Lcwisburg a, last.
The delay has been occasioncd By the lack o!
pos,mas,erS.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13
The Journal.


OH, LEASES. neatly printed good heavy paper
,.,,u,ly on hand at this office.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. neatly printed on COOL paper,
=, h.,t 4; this Office.
,'.r,.x R,,s taken oh subscription To the JorsxAL
NlASk SCBl1ESAS. SUMMONS, ENE,'CTlOSS AT.
rlCINENTS And all kinds Of Justices thanks Oh h,L
.ui :r, ~ short notice.
pEEp$, TOWERS OF ATTORNEY &C. o., ha,d
MILITARY Bl.ASES-such as OGcrr,' r.y Accounts.
s.n.s for Communication of Raiio:Is, ruriousis b..
.sl.kes, &c.-always OIL hand.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

EEEsu OYSTERS. - II YOU wan
Fresh Oysters in any style. can or half can
call at the Central House Saloon. Oyster:
AMI other hxin's ure got up in Tie Lss, s'ys'
hv J. II. Scntz.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

REMpvAI..-Dr. McCln>kcy has re,
moved his Office across the street over SiacH,
Win:fic!d ( Co.'S new Store The Sheriff has
seized on his old Office mot him ;.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

WHOEVER got that picture Of" Co
losuc from the Easement vi the VI. T.. thHrc
after the SUPPER, Will please re;ura it 10 this
Office, whence !, WAS borrowed.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

PIoroGEAru ALBrMs.-A splendid
10. on hand suitable for Holiday Presents, q,
the new Book Store.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

ANOTHER SCrrEK. we understand
will be given By the Ladies of St. john Eiis
eopal, Church, on the evening Of Dec. 2l,,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

CHRISTMAS pKEsESrS. - Albums.
Books, Pictures, Portfolios, &c, can be had at
the New Book Store.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

WALL PAPER. best styles. and low
prices, Tor sale at the New Book Store.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.
3 @ @ 90 ~ G II T. :
Oil and Mineral Land
TOR SALE.

,I"nESE Lands leased for ,w"'y years hrer F'1'H
n,nu,r.r"-u"rci .h'h roy atty. inc'ni"' aN mli'-
r... In.,u E,..!.! " coming. ,'G Mcdowell cnUa.
tie, We, Viz niai:. o. JNS. L "Hhr''-"'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13
House painting& Paper hanging

worth RESrrrrtl'IsY ANNOUNCE To MY
| frYr;> aud Ill customers N Charleston ali" T"''''t
TIA, viii h- H,m"r: :h"m AGAIN IN -" wei. "cn
prepared Am! equipped I" carry mn tn" n,n>o
spd PAPER hanging business Worn WIZ &c "0''S ""
>h",,.,: nr,,cr a,:. ln",, rcs,onaG!r terms.
'"" 80 ". " HAWKINS.
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EsAs:S---Oha) k'!Ns's;is!

W. vii r,v 4 c"r:s pc. ;,". f"r .i"1n Cotton Rag
,rJ 4 c.r;, t. oh I.,;"r-~'c. az p7ini"i. u. ois
'""i.. plrr!l",>. A"-,; IA" I"'ENn "f!'t'
N,ry I'll ir :Irucs. could thn> ~! theIr SNe'eift"n
Oft a..
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70 our Old Customers.

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD nEh f;N '.H ~ ,,,,Y,in
49,. lu>nr,, At tho old Staud. an r"r'"n> N!'ni". !"
RI, firm ri, l., mnch Co. will please call 'I'inr'AH!
.,L >r,,lr; and those having cisns aSa'''>' y"
sem. ,,..u 4, ono, to ". +. nERlSrER, vii" Is a"""'
::rL To- ,",:,c am. receipt all accounts. ,.,, rn
Ga,-,r,;nH Nov. 81. lSsi..iM5
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n O II J. G. T.!

WHEREAS WILLIAM KUHN. ONE or TIE FIRM
w 81 WIiI.n Krp Co.. has become 80 lntemp-rnt"
firm correctly or iu,rS-nty. and hns h! ind"rl'nG tue
nt.. Of Others In the Of the firm, involve h'
concern In liabilities for which they hot b"u'd-in
avoid which, In the future. Notice hereby given I" al
whom II NAV concern that note siv"r or Endorsement
mad. by .ad Euhn i'll the nnin- o! sat !rln vi! h'
recognized A. VALID ar In anywi.r binding 10. the
other members of said company. un-.s approved w on"
or both 81 Us. when given nor viii any eotfHet MAD
m lid Erbn on scsnua of said company, b- held valid
.S.in,t us. unlc,, approved a. stor'sid-S"I :S;h'
lsG5. ;. ;: !mHAnH'
ufN4 RIt HARl' Vt iI.l"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-13

CHARLESTON, WEST VA.
|cdnestiuy Morning .. Dcrr,,Ihrr ~. 1865
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-04-15
Anecdotc OF General Terry.

A g,ntamau who was present, voucheq
for tlo following anecdoto Of tho "llcro of
Fort Fisher"
Con, Terry wasa resident Of small
town m Connecticut, whore ha formerly
owned foundry, One day, six or seven
ycursago, ho was preparing 10 cast some
largo r.aea, of machinery. After the iron
was melted and everything in readiness to
BEGIN The oprration the workmcn (some
twenty innambgr, headed Ly a big stout
fellow, "suuck" and declared they would
mot p8gr the metal. Tho momcni was a
critical one. No time was to be lost
Tory instantly graspad stout wooden
cudgel which Law near, and advancing to
the leader Cclci him with Il blow. The
next one shared his fate, and a third and
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-04-15

Tina gnyrr Gri,rr C,y,pA.-Tbay are
tporblaj in Coeadn with an EXCESSIVE sun
NV of ,iIyor Tbo eausennd ,be remedy
aro AZ n, mbioctg Of mn artielo inthe Toron.
IN Il,9.y ybil, lis,oursqs ms rollovs
IIisvall known tbat wa woro not trou.
nsIvi,h liver bcrorn tbo American war
commenced bpt as soon as tbo paper eur.
rap,y n N, States b,cnme deprcciotod
and 'vopll NOT n,ss in Canada. wa began
to lind lmerican silver pourinr into ibo
e7nnt-y Gglbao,mo am olieSt of spoc-
rlation, cvary one knew il must advance
IN nr.,,. and 4, n consequence tho Amor.
r,Is hr.nrht silver in lalro luantitic, into
tbis nroyioee. and. after exchanging 10 for
|bas. draw roll from lbe bauk, Mn which
IA sn,egIat, In Nh, New York MARKET
American silver bccamoobuudant in Can
|,I, anon Whn hunks soon found IL
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-04-15

Tho arrival Of Governor Goodwin and
Secretary Mccormick, Of Arizona, at this
place, has awakened considerable intoros,
10 that wand very promising territory.
We have baon too apt to look upon Ari-
zona as a hopeless descrt--a country
opulent in the precious ores, but intolcr-
aba for residence, and almost iuacee35i.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-04-15
sANTA FIE. NEW AEXIoO. APRTL Is. 1se5.

Cy~Wa copy the following two articles,
headed "Con'l, Carleton" and "Arilona,"
from the Wilmington Journal, a paper
published at Wilmington, Los Angeles
County, California. The date of the Jour,
nal from which we quote in, February Is,
1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-22
Je6. Davis Legacy.

There would appear to be sort of IA
tality, from whatever source proceeding.
which ordains that in the majority Of cases
the most honorable examples In the roll
of human greatness shall be soonest called
away from the sphere of their usefulness,
while those who have proved themselves
capable of inticting the greatest amount
of harm upon mankind still live to poison
the atmosphere breathed By the true. the
noble and the good. Mr.. Lincoln. dying,
has left to his countrymen, as his most
appropriate monument. re-consohdated
Union, and Government strong enough
20 resist the assaults Of foreign enmity and
native treason in all the time to come.
What sort Of legacy. is that which JEFF.
DAVIS will leave his countrymen: A land
oyerxrown with weeds and briars, and
clad in the garments Of desolation. scores
of cities whose commerce Is fed. and in
whose streets the grass Is literally growing,
fields whose burrows are thickly planted
with the bodies Of thousands Of the mis-
guided victims Of civil war, instead OF
with grain. a bankrupt exchequer, fund
of infamous material for the pen Of the
candid historian, and the documentary
proofs which will secure for him an eter-
nifty of diabolical fame. Yet the author
of this widespread ruin still lives to re-
ceive the unqualified curses Of his coun-
trymen. while he whose magnanimous
heart. yielding to the prompings Of hu.
nanity, was already devising thousand
plans for the speedy restoration Of peace
and prosperity to that distracted region,
has been suddenly swept away by the
hand Of the assassin.-ABseTiean Flag. Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-22

OSE Gauss FOR JoY.-To the dark
Glands of news which have come floating
towards US for the last few days, there is
indeed q silver lining. The Washington
tragedy is not so great as was first report
ed The assassin's knife failed TO accom-
nl;.h lis attempted task, and though the
NATION ha. been sorely stricken, its
wounds are not go deep or 80 fatal As
thew 6rst supposed. A benign Prov.
Sesse hss ordained that the dagger aimed
a, Stewards life should miss its marx:
Sevsrd lives! Seward is recovering
Snch q the glad intelligence borne to US
hy he lishtning's fash; such the SILVER
TI;ro 10 the dark cloud Of gloom that
snresd over the Nation. The country, In
tb;s i,s great hoar Of trial may yet nave
the benefit Of his vast exPer,ence ms
mastery intellect; his sage advce. ne
who has performed so much IN oenan ~
the Na,;on. and of liberty. still lives to
assist in completing the glorious WORK.
He whose wise counsel has done 90 mucn
10 make the war in support OF the Avs
and against treason, successful ana eneo
tive, still survives to aid in firmly estao-
fishing an honorable peace. on the runs
occasioned by the war Of rebellion. mat
Stewards life has been saved may De &C.
counted as special interpretation Of Oh
vine Providence in behalf Of the Nation,
and thus it Is that even in this seascn OF
profound sorrow We ind some cause Tor
Rladnsss-gladness becauae one OF thu
great lives aimed n has b1en spared 70 the
eaaso 1t thS psepaa.-S. :. csR. r.4I .r,r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-22
The Whole TO Conclude with a
GRAND b ALL. oQ
In the Evening, -NA
AT MUSIC HALL, ~
For the Benefit of the General Relief
Committee OF 1. o. o. X.
of Virginia!


Committee Of Arrangements.
Jacob FeldburV, P G., DIN Love, Pc.
F Smith, p e, Piunkett' u
Fred Firth, C. B Hammond,
Inyitation Committee.
Isaac PfoEzheimer, 7 G., Frank Denver. H.
F n Smith. pc, Martin Stern, g,
" II BeeRan. PIG, W H Dolman. p G,
H jacobson, G, Jaqua, PG.
] b Brnzelton, PC, JCLanGtry, g,
w Heatop. p G. Rep &c Swain, n G,
s Rosener. VIC, Thornton,
Rro ] = Parks, Bro 4 Hrschman,
Rro N Collins Bro w A Bourne.
BRO q + Mckinney, Bro Palmer,
Reception Commi!tee.
L B NoyeS, &c, mitn, r ",
BRO ! @ Bauer, Bro D Mclaughlin,
Bro True Lock, Bro W F Shepard,
Rro WIN Doolip. Bro II Phillips,
Bro Thomas Hebron, Bro Sam Sankey,
BRO Hugh Summers. Bro Eugene May.
Floor Managers.
BRO M E Jacobs, Bro H D Smith,
Bro J Mlllngton, Bro Geo ID keeny
Floor Director -...----..---FRED' FUhrh'
Tiekers, Five DOIIars-To be had Of any
Of tn. Committee Of Arrangements apI4 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Virginia Union of this mOrning.l
BoOth In PennaylVania - Detectives
PuFnnin1 Him. @ r-. ~

AO0nh m FGnanyuVAmu0-hJG teGnlYR1
Purs1inE Hin. a.l ~
READING (Ps.), April 2o.-Lyon, a
United States detective. furnishes the fol-
lowing statement: Booth came to Read
ing. yesterday, on a train. He was in
Reading all day. The man that reeog-
nized him informed Lyon that he knew it
was Booth. Lyon Immediately. in CON-
pany with Major Miller, detective, fairly
traced him to the depot. and ascertained
that man answering his description had
got on the train which had just left. The
facts were Immediately made known to
Major Nichols, superintendent of the
road, and an effort was made to telegraph
to Port Clinton, the FIRST telegraph station,
but the operator not being about, an en-
CINE was fired up. and Lyon and Miller,
and man who had seen Booth. proceed
ed with full speed to overtake the regular
train ut Port Clinton, where they were in
formed that the man described had got of
there; but whether he went to the Cata-
wissa train or not they could not aScer-
tain. 4 dispatch was sent TO Tamaqua
to the conductor of the train, and in the
meantime Port Clinton was searched. On
the train reaching Tamaqua. the conduct
or tele2raphed as follows: 1.-The man Is
on the train" Another dispatch was sent
to the next station with orders for his de-
tention. At eight o'clock detective Lyon
received telegram from the conductor,
dated Catawissa. saying no such man
came through on the train. Lyon is sat
istied that the man is Booth. What meas
ures are being taken for his arrest are
being kept private for obvious reasons.
Capture Of Mobile, COInmbas aud
Montgomery.
New York, April 20th.-The Creole,
from Hilton Head, 10th. has arrived. The
CAPTURE of Mobile was announced in Sa-
vannah by rebel deserters on the l4th;
also the capture Of Columbus (Ga.) by the
cavalry. after hard fight with Forrest.
Four or five hundred of Forests men
were captured. Montgomery is also cap
tured.
Stewards Condition.
WASHINGTON, April 20th.-The Sur
geon. General reports that the Secretary OF
State passed restless night. He is more
this morning. Frederick
Seward continues to improve slowly.
Murder at Sea.
SANDY HOOK. April 2oth.-The brig
Orion. from Pernanbuco, reports that
Captain French, of the ship VIM. Tell. Of
Boston, was murdered by the crew Of his
ship about four weeks ago, at Pernambueo.