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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-20

AT the last ''Oxford Commemoration"
the students applauded the name OF Gen;
Lee, but Missed President johnson and
Butler, and the British Chancellor OF the
Exchequer. -
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NERK WANTED-At Land Office,
mended, '''''A' w. iy eoSst
CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE

proprietors of this recent patent for the manufsc
lure OF brick prepared TO dispose Of machines and
@ use me same ms machines simple Of construc-
tion does not readily get out of repair has immense pow
err makes the brick square and solid can be worked with
single horse causes little delay for removing stones will
day Circulars with full particulars, forwarded on appli,
sauon 70 BRADFORD RENICk,
WH~lmt II Broadway, New Y@k.
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OPENING DAY.-Kimbery Brothers Na''on" nv
graph gallery opens to-day for the reception " '' pI0
lie generally This will be quite an 'u
city, and for the information of our country wv
will give description in erte'aso at iu''uo u's'
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The supplies of vegetables, poultry &C., brought to our
market are undimnished The following the ruling
prices yesterday:
FRESH MEATS-At the STALLS Beef according to cut,
1920 cts; Veal % cts; Mutton % cts; Shoat 25g75
cts. per quarter.
FISH ANDFOML.-IIog Fish s. 90 to 81 25 per dozen.
Spots 2515 cts per dozen mixed % TO 90 cts per oz
en- Herring, dried 10 to % cts per dozen. Chickens
20@4O cts. ducks 10 90; Geese 10 cts@SlO0-
Eggs 2l@,2j cts. per Dozen
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, &c.-Peache Sl.00 perpeck;
Pears so cts per peek Apples SO50 cts per peck POI
tatoes 50I5 per peek Onions 756eS0 cts perpeck
Cabbage 106l15 cts; Tomatoes 80 cts. per peek;
Corn25 cts per DOZEN Bees 56al0 cts. per bundle Gu
cumbers 10 cts. r. dozen. Snaps SOC. u peck. Squash
l0c. p dozen Whoreberres 10 cts 4. qt Cantelopes
12Sl5 cts Melons 1925 cts. Dams0ns 81 per bushel
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE.-Butter 4oa5o cts.
per pound; Lard $3.50 cts per pound; Cheese 1925
cts per pound.
Our domestic market is lively with no abatement Of
supplies. Prices quoted firm,
N G. Bonds have advanced one per cent. since
our last quotation. Specie firm at last quotations
Tar has advanced so per barrel since last quota
tion with reasonable demand Quite demand for
rosin and turpentine
Shipments of fruits and vegetables are still brisk and
from present appearances, are likely to remain
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-20

EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAsk-The deposits in this insti'
tuition on Tuesday, amounted to over 100000 goody
indication Of the pQnadspcs Of IT. numerous PsT0Ra
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+ AND FOR SALE.

INSTRUCTION ON GUITAR.-The
undersigned offers to give lessons on the Guitar He
may be found at No, II Freemason Street
jy 20-lw* WIN. g. SOUTUGATE
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X l M b E R l. Y &BROT HER,

NAIIVNAL PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR MECHANICS HALL
WILL BE oPENTHIs DAY, JULY Goth, 1866
Having fitted up rooms in our building Nos So 49, 40
nam street In magnificent style, unsurpassed by any in
ne NORTH for the purpose OF carrying on First Class
oograph Gallery in all its branches in oil water
oois, from lie size down to the smallest miniature,
epeSuuliy solicit call from Norfolk and Portsmouth
and all strangers visiting the city, where they
VIII mud very choice selection OF Painting and Engrav
ny our prices will be moderate and pictures allowed
70 go out unless satisfactory
Frames, &c, for sale iy Cow
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THE WEArHER.-The Thermometer ~ W y"
rrc Store undo, tho Atlantic HOTEL indicated the fol-
lowing state of the weather "Wednesday
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All communications relating to business matters cop
nected with this paper should be addressed 70 T. !.
Brown Norfolk Post. All communications peftainins :,
Editorial matters and all correspondence n'enueu IVA "
paper should be addressed to John Clark, Edi'of'
Advertisers are requested to hand In fnelr aaVef.,
ments before six o'clock in the evening" previous
cation.
Newsmen and newsboys desiring pape" W.. -
have their orders at the countngfoom 'ne '''e
yious before six o'clock
Maybew Brothers, Booksellers and stafionei.' ssau
thorsed aoents TO sell the Norfolk Fbsf and all orders
Ia with them will DO attended to the same as IL lett at
the Office Of publication.
8. M. pettergill & Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel. July 10.

J A Parker, Isle Of Wight Leary, Norfolk; Joseph
Goodwin, Isle of Wight Geo McDermott, d c, Dam
iel Isle Of Wight Sbley. Portsmouth, -pencer Isle
of Wight; Harding U 8 N; Ellis, S N, Burnap,
USN; Marine, City; II Hopkins Bait Joshua King,
City; d Hinton, Virginia; M Talbot, Richmond;
II Letter, Bait L D Brainand City Point; L Gouland,
Brooklyn, N u J H Jones, City Point; Kirk, Wash,
c. Van Resivick, Wash W P Mohead. Wash, D c;
ssU1 r Cbismap, Ys \ II Fitzhugh and son, Va,
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CONFLICT OF AurHonrY--The Baltimore Pilots (under
the proclamation Of Governor PeponD protest against
the Association of Pilots mentioned yesterday In our Is
sue on the grounds that they not authorized to act
under the law, from the fact that they have not been
qualified in accordance with the Pilot Laws in such
made and provided for under the Code of Virginia 1t
appears to our mind that both wrong, under strict
construction of the law from the fact the prerogatve of
Baltimore or any other Pilots not citizens Of Virginia.
fully and concusvey defined by the Code, how and
der what conditions any Pilot in this State Is granted
branch The law expressly and emphacaly defines the
qualifications of Pilot in the following language Chap
xe, Section 18th, of the Virginia Code, says; "Every
free white person applying to either of said Boards @
Pilot Commissoners to be examined shall produce
tcate of the Court of the County Corporation where
he resides that he is of honest demeanor and CITIZEN OF
THIS STATE, AND FURNISH OF HAVING SERVED AS
AN APPRENTICE TO SOME PILOT OF THIS STATE foR Five
YEARS. If the Board of Examiners find him qualified
penalty of $780, and grant him branch his paying
the Board S. and they shall the said bond to the
Clerk of their County Court"
Therefore, for the interest of commerce, most
truly hope this conflict may be at settled by
old and well qualified pilots getting their boats at work
possible. Many fully qualified in handling
steamerbut the general plotare thor
ough and uumstakabe knowledge of his busessn all its
bearings, fiona knowledge Of the and approaches
within his branch all the intrcacies OF seamanship
This is necessary in the profession of pilot for the
safety Of life and property the law Of nature itself
Men cannot be made pilots by impulse. Like all other
professions it requires time application and labor to
qure knowledge and full understanding of the bust
ness 1t is therefore, to the interests of merchants
and their botomry sustain those who arc alone
petent to protect them.
1t is matter of some interest, also, to the Marine
Insurance Companies who may take advantage of the
conflict under present bearings of things and profit by
by to the detrment of shippers and of this
port, in financial point of view, by exacting high
premiums &C. Those, therefore, most interested in this
had better to it at once and put this thing right in
all its bearings with due regard for justice to ALL
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REAL ESTATE
City aud Country Agency
NEESLIER 81 GO.

NFESLIEF & 90. go
TEAVING dow ted themselves to me t oss, and
1 rf@sr Exchange and Hire OF Rsai E7taiC, any
No, Win the most gratifying success in the city anu
county of Mobile desire to enlarge ire erc, % t;
sicnds and tn, cfore while they have Inc
80 ertnoyvledge the iavors of hoeral pnoilc anu d
solicit the continuance Of theif conhaehee anu AZ
o,Na,,, tbev " uId also bespeak the attention o.
sbroad ard invite the people OF Alabama anu
.Ii+si;sfppi to the opportunities they aifoTo.
abev oula announce to the interior thst 'ueI se
ILeJ os tbe nature of s confidential Agent aud
s4nrHay in fact-and that while they are slways
niied by instruction and faithful TO :;atlee snen -,
:iC,,ort Is omen to discretion ia the cisch@I6e "
tns,s nome are prescribed to limit thsi,
cts To this end. tn erefore, That tier b;
80 10 ne witt despatch and satisfaction TO tn5l'
gyS thev respectfully request that those "1t
have any interest in Iands t. sell or eaen"a ~ wei
s;+o IN character of the il and oher ciFeuni
as n e f the same These atentions pre- nlEe' u.
| $50 - assure them of their interest aud ze"l Ii "
~, ~ 70 rofstes to the wishes of their friendS
| Sent 6th-d&wtt
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port.
Fellow citiz rs, / shall not seek y
support by depreoiatiug Others or the
Establishments of my own worthinesS
comments on their antcced nts. Nel'
by proclaiming as my purpose ""i'i
the powers that the God OF nature
endowed me TO resist" the law Of
United States. Were ! to do the Ia
| | should not expect admittanee to
in the Congress of the United Stat
elected. This isno time TO indoig,
confessions for Office we -hou.d "a
lress ourselves earnestly to the
tof re torins goverum ut, peace and |
o.ri,,r A NJ. YVES
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TO the voters OF r1issisoipp'

L'C4i
To the Voters OF M!ssissippi
Some weeks ego I anuourcod N
as candidate for the IreasurerShll
the state Of Miss, sippi, and froIl
then. as DO again, thai u e.ecled, !
i,ri,,t,l 80 tho discharge IF my q
| whateycr of energy and aolhly J
possess. and wiA leave n"'4Jp9 uAuo
an Official to promote -he ~ efee'
| State. and yiadicate the wisdom 81
A word as to myself personally.
raised and educated ia South Car
hoyin, come Ia. this StaIe ia 1891,
natnr9llv inhbad the princlpe;
/ down D v her great statesman e
/. guidance of his political adheren''
a. a member Of your Press | soue
in,bun others v5th my own c"nvp
Relieving the theory of state Rig
be correct, that the Statea were soV
! and could when the Central Cover
ceased to revolve in The orbit pres
for it by the constitution spa K Il
lhe voice OF q master aud Dld 1T
, aqain in the vath marked out iCf
che States. | eudeavorcd, rs an
Io,raalis., as editor Of the VIC
Sun and Sentinel, TO establish mat
7 was honest In my convlcuonf, ant
II tle star which answered 20 the M
/ Mississippi ceased TO- glitter IN q
: tional constellation, l. laying aSi
pen Of the } journalist became ~
soldier. For four yeafs-y@aFs OF
suffering and dang I'll faliowe
flag of f1y country, Thereby shog
wijliugne S ~ defend with my %'ln
=, had written and uttered vi
ed tongue and pen. Ga fclos ,thai
y alrfady become classic, !, IS a u
- of W5IthalPs brigades bore an
part, and she'd my blood TO susta
fortunes OF the Conicd eracJ' ne
Of for which | struggled was lost.
:" that ! can accept the condition OF
without iguominy, and seek al
agency in the reconstruction OF
mn state al things. None can qucsti
loyalty. -
Or, In psssing, | would remark, ii
inh other candidates whoare ambition
Treasurership speak very coniia2
-. cir ability to llii INC Olilre Lho
0A' &C vour hands. They certainly
have reached a high state OF caps
by this time, as they have had b'
else to do during the past tour
: they having 10 army record, then
> those OF my princlpsi "l'po
mean, J appearing on no aimy
:. roll. but qualify. them,ely. {,
p holder on tho peaca esla6iishfnf
., TO my oac,1 odjliy to fiji The Office
as my fitness for the position
leave that for youto decide al t
I now conclude by sayiagto IN
formerly differed with rae upo
zeal matters, that the logic o. ey
- decided the question between u
H. ms IN rood faith accept chat decis
), us bury ont OF sight every vest
luminosity enaeudered by past
rs, and inaugurate the ora # 900
and brotheliy kindness threut
$3.50 the land.
The friends / have n5de in
:, and elsewhere will please refae
at the polls. }, l. McgULl
~. NOT CoMING.-The Rochdale
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Not CoMING.-The Rochdale 4
Observer, we'll known 10 be t 4
organ Of John Bright, stat 5 I
not true that the distinguish
man is about to pay 3 visit 20
We presume this statement Is
thori4y," and therefore closes
zion.
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r@The Cholera is making u
progress at Marsailles, hslt
deaths being attributed to
lepce. We are fortunate
escaped visitation during u
son just closed. Shall we be I
prepared for the terrible vi
year /? Surely we have hed tl'
ing.
The Charleston BIZ curry is =
| re established und the @
former proprietor. Il. Il R9te
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49,, voters OF tbs 4sh Consresst2nias,
District.


errx,pA. Mss Sept. q, 1853.
Nat bainr able to visit you in person
avoH myself of this medium Of commu
nicat;on, learn that an impression
sousbt 70 be- made ouyour m'aas 'h@'
ann The advocate o, imposing on y'H
,ox present and retrospective IN lis 'n
cation. This l denoaneo as o''sr'
sronndIess. BY an act Of the CongEe
Of The United States, tax IS ALREADY =
nosed and in pursuance thereof Ass',
ors and collectors viii be appointed
tr,e a,,thorities of the United states n
,,Iv.in this State but in every state
,be onion: which act ! advise you
read that you may Judge importantly
extracts copied in my published ie, a
advised the late Convention, II P
,ibIo 70 relieve you. from tho tax II
imposed, and indicated how It eou il
aosescousislent with your interest,
demands of the government ana
a,ncy nf our state. Any other pol
viIl result disastrously 70 u who al
rour wears Of war and untold losses c
mot now afford farther sfcritiees.
thus seeking to shield your inte"es'
on, ar,aigned as unworthy Of your
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TOW PRICES

Paid to orders from the Counrg. They NJ ior ~
r,T,r5ali91 Of their numerous customers EN-
ploy ed an
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purchasers before buying
. elsewhere-viz: a
~ 80. American English and French
- Hrints, a
10 mes, Small Plaid Ginghams,
AO pcs. Fine B!eached Domestic.
10 ncs. 10 1 White Cotton Sheeung'
H. hes. s + White Lineh Sheeung' Il
kAocs Richardson's Irish LINENS
IN pss Brow , ard Slate Linens,
IA 5cs English Twesds and FRENCH
: Ca5simerds, r.z,,-l
A0pcs Printed Jaconets ana frehcH
Is Organdes, -
M Ics Moan biqHes ana hnh otol''eioe'
Pqraoes-a choice selections;
M mes G h a M Bra Y, for travelling |
Dresses,
Ia ncs beautiful Linen Lawns,
In ncs Swiss. Nainsooif, Z al q anu
Jacopet Iu slins,
n pcs Musquito Netting,
"A -aa2ap Jewels, well assorted,
IN d3z.n Coats and Clarke's 5 pso Q !
Thread,
4 So1on Iadies' Parasols, all sizes,
4 5ozon Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Gua Ladies' White Cotton Hose,
,Jozen Ladies Isle Thread Hose
IN dozen ladies' open Worked Hose
~ dozen bestAouality Eoslish Socks
IA dozen Ladies Gauze Msrlno vests
n dozen Gents Merino Vests,
~ JoIen Ladies Embroidered French
Collars, r.;.o
n dozen Jacanet Edging and Inserting
"A dozen Swiss Insertings,
IN dozen Cotton Fooings,
- dozen Black Silk Lace Trimming,
10 dozen Fancy B.rai q S ana Dress
Trimmings,
m dozen Black Silk Net,
N dozen White Brussels Net,
- dozen Ladies busters,
h bales Cotton Yarns,
II bales Cotton Shecting, Shifting am
stQ$nOburgs, l.s
together with a large assortment TO
Nuherous TO mention, at
Malone g. CenncIiy's
w per Daup7,in and Joachim street
OlvT d3m MOBILE. ALA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30
D1srR1Or Cotar, v1Re1NrA.-Ths fol

DISTRICT CotRT, YIReINIA,--The fol-
lowing business was transacted m this
Court this morning, before Judge Rising !:
Kimsey VS.. Kimsey-a decree Of divorce
entered as prayed for in the complaint.
Latham VS.. Collins ct al-answer of one
of the defendants stricken out, and stay
of proceedings granted for two days.
Collins vs.. Plalsted ct al-new trial grant,
ed, set for February 18th. Kresser vs..
Shoney-a motion for new trial was
denied by the Court; defendants counsel
excepted to ruling, and stay of proceed
ings for five days was had. Patterson vs..
Kanaka Goa demurrer was entered
and overruled by the Court. Wade VS..
Lamaraux-the order of the Referee was
vacated, and the cause ordered to be en-
tered on the calendar. In the matter Of
the estate of C. J. Sullivan, deceased, an
order for the sale of real estate was
entered, and five days notice to be given.
Stateler VS.. Melville ct al.,-order of pub
LEGATION heretofore made ordered vacated,
and new order of publication entered.
Goldman ct al. VS.. Clark ct ala motion
to strike out demurrer was denied, and
further hearing thereof set for Saturday
next, and the cause will come up for trial
ON Monday, February 9Th. Easterbrook
VS.. Nash-upon hearing of the cause,
Judgment was ordered for plaintiff. Ha-
renberg vs.. Steinbach ct al.,-cause tried
and judgment ordered for plaintiff. The
Court then took recess until tomorrow.
Before Judge Mesick-Town of Gold
Hill VS.. VIM. NJ. Long-JudgmeEt re-
versed. Camp VS.. California Company
motion to set aside report of referee and
for new trial, denial to which plaintiff ex-
cepted. Altman VS.. Light ct al.-motlon
for new trial granted, which plaintiff ex-
cepts. Killep VS.. Graves-petition OF de-
PENDANTS to reform deed in accordance
with prayer of answer, overruled. Case
set specially for trial on Monday next.
Madlebaum ct al. VS.. Unger ct al.-jury
empanneled. Attachments were ordered
for the following defaulting jurors: w.
W. Stovall, Thos. McCluskey, E. Bowers,
Robert E. Lowery, A. X. Grim, NJ. Burk,
]. w. Heminway, R. A. Desmond, G.
French, C. B. Barstowe, John Gillig.
Court took a recess until half past P. NJ.
The suit now on trial will occupy the en-
tire day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30

ARRrvALs.-By Pioneer Stages yester
day-W. Shepard and wife, D. r. Wales,
]. W. Flood, John Harold, John Clark
and wife. H. Turner. F. A. Mellidge, NJ.
F. Osborne. &. F. Cole, F. Herzog, P.
Keaan, F. Denver. NJ. c. Wallace. NO.
Arlington and lady, C. Lamon. Depar-
lures, by same line, to-day-A. X. P.
Harmon, n. Winslow, ]. Smith, H. D. P.
Allen. ]. C. Smiley, J. Studerous, Thos.
Rose, J. E. Aver, D. W. Haroon.
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FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.
Groceries,

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
d GROCERIES, direct from San Francisco which
we will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
Kind Of goods can be bought In the Territory. All
,ur Groceries and Provisions are fresh Goods de-
livered Free Of Charge. K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold HILL June ". 1864. inl1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30

A Washington boot-maker states au-
.horitatiyely that cold Abe's las" is a
vary big thing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30
RrooRpps,s copar. VIRGINIA. The

REcoRDBR's CouRr, VIRGINIA. The
following business was transacted before
his Honor, Judge Davenport, to-day
John Doe, arrested by officer Hurst for
being drunk and disorderly, was fined
$l5, and committed in default. d. W.
Miller, arrested by officers Hurst and
Soule on two charges. one for assault and
battery and the other for threatening to
do great bodily injury, on trial. w. H.
Crawford, arrested by officers Hurst and
Clarkson for assault and battery, contin-
ued until tomorrow at II o'clock. -
Abram, arrested by officer Hearn for as
sault and battery, on trial. ]. NJ. Oxford,
arrested by officer Hearn for assault and
battery, on trial. John Doe, arrested by
officer Hearn for being drunk and disor-
Derby, forfeited his bail of $25. Richard
Roe, arrested BY officer Wallace for being
drunk and disorderly, on trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30

UNLocKED.-The bonds of matrimony
existing between Kimsey, male and female,
was ordered unlocked this morning by
Judge Rising. Martha was the moving
party in the premises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30
An Answer!

N H. BECKWITH SAYS 1 DREW a
". deadly weapon, perhaps year IN ~, On
the ulishtest provocaton. Beckwitn WI .h ora si.
deadly weapon, and yet he don't 80 70 me M.
money whom SUPERINTENDENT of the Consoiidatso
Company, Gold Hilli Was it by wo a,ns4, i0I
hsd settlement with him. owed him t .as
hundred dollars About six hours aner, sh;r.v
In, drew mp due bill Of seven nnnaI eSsavored 10
ret me to align 1t, when on bis own s a.,
oniy owed him three hundred dolian - .n .s.a
rave him my due bill, and upon "n,c " ~ ~.
ne and yet he speaks Of gratitude; nS aso
spark Of It or manhood abou. nun ~ saa liz
or have exposed himself IN .rs no. .cs..srv ~ =.
,,,nd tbs publIc Of his very many faults, leave
HIN with The contempt he deserves
n, u "'' ''.., s''e J. e COLBURH.
Gold Hill, Jan. "a, ls6a j'"W
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Baths ! Baths :!
.Ioiln IunnIi

John Dunnii
r OOK OUT FOR AN INDIVIDUAL OF THE
above name. He has done me by paying
me board bill Of two years standing and ten
dollars in borrowed money, in greenbacks at par.
Those who dun Dunn may know what to expect.
T. OFlaherty Is another swindler, of the same
sort RICHARD dAlNES,
Gold Hill, Jan. 9th. I'm Exchange Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30

THE evidence i'll the case of the ship
Great Western, which was detained at
Liverpool on account of alleged recruits
for the United States army among its pas
sensers, proved so weak that the Govern
ment had to release it. The owners of
the ship intend to claim damages from the
Government.
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Another Answer.

TAKE CoLBURE. HAVING PUBLISHED
,I wba. he supposes IAN Answer " to my card,
I wonId briefly reply that his statement that
sayen hundred dollars was the debt he owed me.
II untrue. unless he kept false account In hiI
listing between US, which / can show at any
time. His little insinuatlons about other manen
amount to nothing, his present character tor ru'n
being too far below par. v,ru
ia25 lH q. II. BEChUAAh.
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Dividend Declared.

ATA MEETING OF TRUSTEES OF THE
N Confidence Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
ny, held this day, dividend Of 90 33l per share,
being 800 per foot, was declared, payable at the
company y Office, in Gold Hill, on the 10Th inst
SAML HYATT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. Is, 1865 Ialg I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-30

CRupB BuLL1oS.-The following lots
.of crude bullion have to-day been re-
ee;ved by the several Virginia assay offices:
Van Wyck & Co.. 1870 ounces; Theall
A Co., s, 4sO ounces; Ruhhns Z 70. 81
$40 ounces.