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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-04

The above sale IL postponed till SATURDAY,
December I'd, 1865. ut same hour and place. by
order Board Of Trustees.
oc2s I'd S. II MARLETTE, Sec'y.
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The above sale II postponed until FRIDAY, the
18th day OF October, lSkj, ut the same place and
hour. By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
-. n. n. MITCHELL. Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Sept. Is. 1865. sells I'd
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Kcy.tonc Geld and silver Mining

hCyNIOnF VTOIU UHU TTTVVT TTIUTHE
CompIny.-Th sale of tho above cOmpany's
stock, advertised to take place to-day, is further
postponed until TUESDAY, Nov. 2Ist, 1865. at
the same hour and place.
GEO. W. TURNKEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Oct. 90. 1865 occ0 I'd
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Bishop Gold and silver Mining

Company.-The sale Of delinquent stock that
was TO have taken place this day, has been post
poned TIL TUESDAY, December 5th, 1865. In
front Of the company's Office. Gold Hill. BY or
der Of the Board OF Trustees.
l.. BEGOS, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 81, 1866. nos
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for loss or damage by lire.
VI. The largest sum this Company will take on
sny one risk is $1,000, the limit liked by law,
uut on all such large risks Reinsurance 20 n GER
tain exten; will BE- made in other responsible com
panics. J. HUNT, President.
A 4 RALSrOS. Secretary,
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GoId HilI T%unncIinR Gold nnd SiI-

UOnElHUIt OF UUIu IIIII IUWnsn1p. I
Dated. Gold Hill. November 81, 1866, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock. nos I'd
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New Y oh, April IT,

@ .a8h Nsv Yae, April II.
The Hsrald's Washingten p correspond
ent says = 4 SO s,.Ms. :.
Booth asked the clerk aH the NstionaI
Hotel if be uss going to Ford's thestre
trat night, telling. him hS ought to IS
there Va u - sodie splendid aesiUg there
that night. The next he hrd OF Boo,L
wss little sfter Z O'Clock, when be. 10
compssy with eve othsss eOtered the
drinking saloon Of George Harry. adjoip-
ing Fogd'.s theatre, and eAclI of them b.
the emphssis Of their mansdr 70 taking 10
their drinks. atttaeted ats ios. After
drinking, they formally sho3k hands with
each other, bidding one ,lno.her good
bye. Osl Ieavihg The bar tDon no OF
the party rode Of on horseback, and were
afseswasds sses riding dsspskately IN the
direction Of Csmp Kinney. re-
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KEo4yl d Il sTeEsD4 RPIiis Is .lsS6sR ''a

8 Is; - ! /! ! !; ! !;
tie \ = ~ Jlx est n - Hosidsot
Tho Jprang twsfds and seisql
him. The mar strsNrled Nand at the
same time msds . thrust 1t the IAioe,a
breast with sk6ifS. The Msior rteeikld
the blow on his left arm near the should4
:s,s :. e s.i.ss sssis e a.9E asss & % }eij
tore from him. As ,hs, sprsng from the
box be cried 'sstop that man, = md think
ing it impossible for him 10 escape from
the crowd kelqy, turned to the President.
IN Rseeidsal had Hot slsngA ~ ppsi4
tios, except that his eyes we're closed and
his head BNghely besss forward. The
whole time consumed by the assassin from
the Sox and disSpp psastpE did
not. exceed thirty seconds. Major Ratn-
bone has suffered much from lon Of
blood. He 10. however. IN good sondi-
tion and progressing rapidly.
The ssnssis pf Gov. Sevsrd is believed
10 be man named 6urratt, . noted Ma
rylsnd rebel. At least six persons we're
engaged 10 the conspiracy, four of whom
neglected to perform their psrtr.
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Washington, April pa
To the People Of Illinois:

Washington, April p7.
To the People Of IlIinois: es
The fanersl ceremonies Of i|he lamented
Chief Magistrate are to take place ii this
city n tho eaecutivs n,ansiso DO ~ =. .on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst The Arting
Secretary has Invited the various religious
dsnbnihaaious throughout ~ ccsntty .
meet within their respective piacek Of
worship at that hour for the purpose OF
solemnixug the oocss'en vith appropriate
ceremonies. Responding to be splfis Of
this announcement, call upoh , sbe pso-
pie of Illinois. the home Of hey msrbred
son, to meet 10 their re- pcctivt Churches
and places of worship % that day ID OBJ
serve in such maneef ~ the palinful dccs-
sion shsll suggest, the solemn hosr.
(Signed) Il. J. QGLEsBf.
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New Yo,k, April II.
sTas tollsvSog i : psisaie dspsisk kze..
ceived By Colonel Sanford, this morning,
from G.. A. Seward! a658a
- WastiAeaoa. April l7-7A.s. :
To E, g. SANFORD, Esq::
81 have great hopes Of Fred. This
morning hc hSs rseog nised me with voice
aud eye. The medical testimony Is con
current as TO the favorsbieness Of the
chsaee 10 his condition. Will send you
word later a. to the Secretary.
G. A. SEwARr.
LArER We think thst the Secretary
is gradually improving. HIS arm his teen
b,ndaged, aud be appears to feel casters
- @. A. S3vARD-
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Capture or Mobile

New Orleans. April 10.
The Times' publishes In dlcial dis
patch Of the capture Of Spanish Fort and
Of the town Of Biakeley. Tia fornsI
was captured at 1890 on the evening ol
the 9Th, with 700 prisoners. fhe Ia atter
Was captured on the sarhe day tb ass hul'
with over 5,0U0 prisoners and large
anoont Of ordnance stores. Oar gun
boats and troops we're proceeding un-
checked towards Mobile, which place va.
captured last evening By PORTION o.
Gen. Smiths command, assisted by ths
light virs ugh b. gan boats, ettsr shtrt retist
ance by the enc NJ.
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Psst-o1sss . - ltlessd.
ssasar. WaahinseoA, April l7Y
The Deputy Postmasterg business, in
oil the post oficss 6fths 51phited States.
sll 'tsassips sdsd, naa Ab4 otfses slasssA
from eleven =. N. - threa pm. on Wed.
assdaS, thsl &aGA inst, during the funeral
Of Abraham Lincoln, late
P1siaest Of The United SlhtAs. : 20. -
(Signed. w. D. HsrrfscH,
i p. II. G.
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Information has been received BY the
Government from Generil sherman thai
he was in commu0icaii0n with General
Jylse0s y iii = s1kbsAf ID p rsenier .sf
the latter. General SheI man would ofer
the same terms that General Grant did to
General Ln. Dd1itavAs suppved they
would be accepted.
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Rochester, April IL.

RcuretetS hPtii IL
The Mayor of this city has receivei q
telegram from Genefal Peck, eommaad
ing New York, stating that INFORMATION
had bean ressiv, d tha. "A organised band
Of ooe hundred and fifty men we're 10
Carleton county. Cansda, prepared :"
mske raid on Rochester aud OSdens
burg.
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In the pistfct Court Of said County At " Madison
Amos H. brown, ff1fnsiF. John Robinson, Ds-
frpdams
yCsfec 10 htby gisen TO the Defendant herein above
nanrd that Petition Ia GIRL action ic in the
Cssks ocE of The District Coart af1xpss duly verified
IN behalf OF the named PisfnfiE yot and
clnmsng drcrse against the sssd robinson, n,etins
asd establishing in fefion.r the title lots nlhber
" ~. III asd IL in block ies in tie city IL keohuk
LES county, lo~A, ard exclud l- SAID l.obinsen from
all TIN lies or frtfr-t therein srd or general ref
Aad unless appear and make d. feBse thereto le-
fore acoal the secsind day OF the of said
Court. 10 Commences the third Monday q Nav
isSs Indignant II bs rendered assnsr yoa as rray ed
for in rai rvtstior. ROBERT III. s~LisAo2E,
aprl7-dir Attorney FOR PEER.
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Washington, April IL.

Washington, April IL.
Yesterday . grey coat, stained with
blood, and 1hisa esidessly bsd been used
as an overco.,, was found near Fl. Bunk
srhil, Just back OF Glenwood Cemetery.
Id the pocket was false moustacbe. .
pair OF riding gloves and a strip Of paper,
upon which ss,sNsRy 8. Gardssr, Al9.
This coat is supposed to have been
worn by The man who stta<ksd Sscresary
Seward.
Althosgh the weight Of the evidence
indicates that al the conspirators took the
nns rosts--that. of tbs- Navy. Yard
bridge-ds,ec,ive Kelly and detail Of
patrol men of the ed ward. By order Of
Judge Oln, proceeded ID ~ hosse oi
Mollie Tutner, on the corner Of Sd and
Ohio avenue, and ssrssted all the inmates
from the mistress to the cook, and carried
thsm to the police headquarters to Be held
as witnesses. This 10 the house where
Booth spent much Of his time-EIla Ta
ney, the woman who attempted suicide
being his KEPT mistress.
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No bids will be resolved exc pit for hing all the
stices above cntnsracd Tie bi sin stats the pftee
Il which article The est gity will be furnished,
the rest oY tins psrk ase 70 be inefsded #E
Pcufd rAcks. 10 saffe Of all srttces nof peri~h
zbie viii accompany bi6z.
Earh lid have printed copy Of tis a1vwrtis<
7sied nf its head
Zach bid mu-t be accompanied with two responsible
sstifses fn the OF ! 5,LOg- se
Th. co.sract be let for the space of six months
from date Of contract.
Bidders expecfd TO te present at the opening 81
the lids else their lid VII be entertained.
Bids u ~ endorz<d Prctopss :or fur is hsr Eutx's
ence,', and sddrened 10 the uuttrsigred
! j. Z. WILLIS,
apri2 captAA q A-& LOS,
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C.iro. April ib.

Gen. Washb1rne hae issued ln order Al
Aemphis fiosslIy reseenisins she fact
that the rebellion is ended and revok.ng
several Of thc most stringent orders pre-
viously in force fas ihe government of sf-
airs 10 West Virginia.
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Wasbinctop. April II

Washington, April ~.
y re Navy Departmsns has issued SSr.
ders for closing business .. IL the Navy
Yards and naval dsposs % Wednesday,,
add fE Observing the day on board Of aiI
national vessels 10 the United States.
svThs report sill prvvai.s that Boyth bas
been arrested and is on board Of gun
boat in the Potomac. The origin Of the
story was IN this wise: A prominen
mii,ssry officer cans iate the Navy De
pArtmcOt ON Saturday, sud raid be had
sust harmed that booth vas overtskep
some miles out on the road aiding from
| 7.h street, ssd Sstad 1ktther the De.
psstnent would copsent that he be piac, d
90 board gunboat. The reply w4s ID
he sffisma alive Tie ssme-ofiosr rsesived
later information that the report was n.'
| true
Tho military authorities have received
no jutsH,sencs Of his arrest. rr.r
At haif past one clock to-day Ssete
ta1y Sesard Was repres. uted to b: n a
imp owing oonds,ioo, thoash he reptct
raller uncomfoflsbly aslnigat from men
I tn dk oitsment 6Aassd BY eotserss III
with friends in relation 10 recen' ~ ut
/ His son ffsdsriek hss pszsisllyresDvere
| consciousness. and his symptoms ~
! | eshesaiss favorable. Ar. HAn6eiL th
messenger Of the State Department, uh
n wsteSta6bed 10 Ia back - Ahs saals tisal
i great saiIe.sss bat believed to Be- o.
Sa'ssi0ds arrssss II ls,sspsessa pastis
49,. ,4ksn pleess sedsys Teet aAs,
much exc,tement. HspOFts prevail tha
! 8srsss = Aeoega - nsetsr; bat th'
Is n0s true.
4saea sassi >s~sess vss.s sssa His u
- uss ~ gssArw York. April II.
The Qonmsrsial's special ea5as q
! same r. e sasfsfa 4
The nsei's w - Dppstst -.
: lthsse ~ Aesnse ~ besusss Il
a iskk ed Johssson "a
81 - (lt1Xpd q ,o1nfnae, skeeaquasts
1 l - - - n J6ol16s -
! wssl1 q = - - y :
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.HERlFFS SALE.

CHERlFF'S SALE.
NJ SyAfE op Iewx, LEE CorxYY--m.
ny virtue OF special execution 70 directed issued
by the Is-k Of the District Court said county,
OF Charles Psrsoss CO. and ssstnst C. r. cana and
rfhrrs wit sell 10 the highest hddeY ct the rnt
offhe Clerks 0ce Of the District Court OF Les county,
Iowa, at keosak, in ssd county. the i5a day OF MAY
A. d. fseS between the hours u o'clock A. NJ ard
oricck r. NJ commanding AZ occck r. NJ of shid drr,
the following property, touit: fe n, halt the
uorfhw-t 1rarter OF the northeast qusrt.r section
-, township 65 rarge west, In Ire county. Iowa
To be sold by order Of 10 satisfy said writ OF
cntion.
Keok *, April IA, 1865. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee 81 90. Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
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MOLINE lila, March 81, 1sds-
We, the undersigned, have made arrangefnents With
CRlcH DkAKEf the sole agency the sale of our
flour Ia tho CRY aud Vicinity of keokuk where trsde
sll hnd suppiy our different brands at al times.
AID tn lso suthorixei eel the szme tie pr
ie- sIhsg II aiH af Mosine. Ia only nd
ing the difference Of freight which respectfully
d, lie the attention Of the trad. x-neral'y.
sesD Iss8E#4 E0fIS5bsrA MACK.
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New York, April IL.
The Commercials Washington special
says Joe. Johnston hss surrendered his
ealire army to Sherman.
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lust RECEfVED-20O bbls. Moline
d Mills Kxtn Flour and for sale By
ap3 UkiCH . DRAKE
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Gsnb0ffet1asCfGce,

pet ter 3 B u T g. Nau Y. Wpp. Iob5.
GerGetelte Nraetpts fir rem Anfauf rn8sGbr $50
tu0 G(en In biear Deppt pertea bDn benz unterBe,ne
ten Bis Wtttpp, 49, Dety Mtttae@ II ubr angeuommet
Die S6fen meroen mad itrem rtrflt4en grutpsspt3t,
peIes tet ber &ble un9 bshtmmt trb pettauit Inee
bcte ner in 9uplfat lfn unb foltea ben Yrs pr gunt
8ruttoaspibt uub bis espunGe AnSabI pQn Sfen ent'
b1ten. -
giet @nst6Dt fir weuSer aGs swami9 (2O) etud wtrt
an1enpmmen Das Commencement nebaIt f eas Ne@t Spr
ale Mngebete su ntetrt9 ee6dst. 3n terwer fen.
gtetente mel6e nibt eeeenwGrt8 nb rerben Spa lem
grcla isres Muaebpte8 f6rtftb bena6rt6ttet
Ole S6en mI1en tnnerbalb aebn (lO) Iaesn rpm 3a9e
Der Aruabme be8 NneetpteS nnb au 6pfn pes Sauters
weg9stradt nerteu+ g..
Sic Oden Bnnen III ben ebbbfen rae benz O'aee Srunt
unqtfd6r ] 9Retle BON Der Statt eeeten peFeen.
@sttnQun9su taar in &eeternn9S8eip'
AnasbSie }cIen auf rem nm9la8e; "yrpp0Ias for ptr
dale ii Beef gate" berbrteten uas en- tan llnter5etHe
ten in psersbar6 8a., abteifrt ietn
Nuf 8efebl ppN EbpS g. Suutpan, Breb Mtaipr unb G
Il 8 u, GbiefG g DepartemeHt ppn @1.s
MfG @reeprs,
(tt1-12( Capt uub 9,
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Smbfiffen5=Sfffce,
petersb ure g. YG. 25. too. 1865.
Q(nqebpte iitr Die 2ieferung ppn frii4em O4:
fenfleii@.

geses.te Wnss5Ute tn 0aplttat ~srten oOa lntereia
retem bs Dends II. Dssp ~ llpr Nitt18s an6enpmmr
fir Ste gteierun8 Son frtid EN- . fe INLET fur
bic 3rntpen i'm Dfr.e bes OttcTa9 SUnt 15 DcS 1865
tIs so. Stunt 1866. van.
Da5 Sbfsnfls't8 TpB pOa su.er perfauilt4er Qaaita
fin unb bic StHde pam 8erSes unb Stntertbil III 8st3'
aeee Qaantttat seetsr trten Sa5S S9eatel nS9 Mte,
teneIt Tnb ausaelbriTcu. Da8 SGenef6 IT, 8edd9tet
uub cnsoroa,en anf b'e eeDGbnt9e gBeife, tn iOGer
uant, taten uno u Gen 3ftten gu lteern, e Spm nb
teu1 Gpmria bet bic 8eViCr8uns br &ruppen unler I'D
ba tgfinm w're. -
0e Wcripn mel6er biesr Spntratt sueebst MAG
nS stnsn farftt4en @pnra eIrgeter tn Der eewSbnlt
o1e1 T5r rte pom 5ubBEen5 Dfparement peTldnet. 90
pter faben htb IN bteier Office Su toten.l
5tbes @(ueebet in get'Gt GetS9en retben m tDnnsn
EB ere Frifl!de 5drdnte pet SerntpGrtlibfn Sir
aen enthatteni mefe lautet ME fol8:
We the undersigned hereby guaranty that should the
above bid accepted it shall be fulfilled according to
it's true purport and conditions.
-l0len quo Iel Elm i6ttft!tGer Wertra9 nit GSnes I'M
S}eYa Yeu 2O00 aus8eferttet merben WGnn berl1n8t
6a8 Gpu6egument betait I'D tdS Ret Spg dGe Cocr en'
;elne MuQebpie be fir unpaeno bait au Serrerfen.
NrotSfte r1u1n Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef
aber{SgieBen H. an BEN larstfnetea IN YeersburG ga.
ab5ci7rt etn. o-..c,.... ,r csu6sw
GGlef& 6 g Gept. BON Sa.
' q ia g eeprp,
tbeI-1N Capt unb : 9 Dol.
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Oen 6. 9ecember 1866.

,,Sie baben Die gelpDbnIi6en 6ebler bet
Sugen0, uno Der llnerfabrenbeit, 6rduIeir
GpnitanSe,"
ullno Die iinb?"
nStreng unO ibereitt su urtbeilen."
n9as Qettere tann man Sbnen penaltens
nidt sur 2ait legen, !6err 2ange. SD lpiiroe
cine bobe IIeinung BON S9nen fa1elt, penu
i'd oen AuSbru6 zines beftigen @eIiblS, einerz
lei Oh eoel O0er uneoel, su ieben betdme. 9aa
beBt, t6 ubAte Sic etnmal bieIes @ewano bon
@plltonnen6eit, tupmitSte IfGb ansetban baben,
uno peldeS beitimmt iUtpObI beitise 2eiOenI6ufz
ten alS menlhlide Sdwaabeite perbir9t, ab>
werIen leben."
,,9ta6oem Sic bieien @unI6 ausselprucben
boben, f0nnen Sic lang parten, Bis i'd, in So
rer 8e9enmart befinbIi9, paS @eflbI cine 9iolle
ipelen lahe,"
GOnitanse lab ibn an. Sacpbp'S rubiae
Nliene, tpprin 5u9lei3 ein Bug BON nadG6tiger
Site li4 funo CAB, rei3te iie. 9li9t einmaI bic
6reuoe mar ibr peg0nnt in Ieinem 9ln9eIidt aud
nur bic Spur trgeno einer @emtitb8bewegang
5u entoeGen.
(9EOrtIeblinn foInt \
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Gbr. SeR.
0En DoS SSublifn,s, !

M Die Inter, teeGren itb, tbren ErerIben
-AA- unS rem 9ubItIum BITE &n3siss 81 ma&en Sae fs
rsUnfr perlea. taben StRants an 9ans nnb ertalten
tdaItd bte reiGRe Muspab StOftu unb NtuRerc rb
&c tsret bicIelten aui 8senuu8 dnsuertteen Su6 has
ZEN heIbtn tets Dprrdbte ale SCrten BEN 5elsin@,rn
strhmpfem &seerft irmtn n. unb aue tn ttefts 5aG
etnIalaeeater Mrtttsl
GS rtrb Hes unItr 8ertben fsn, unre 0iebrtsn 8un'
" Rpntuex Il &Brnber
(21pP-slbe) Wp. 572 u gp@fe bon BaItD Srsmpntfr
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S5Ufel (SrtcDfeEss

naGs benz I1attt,
Detrptt, M1t6,
o- aetIsabs fatsu etusn tiasW Sii aap aae geaatm'
NGiettea u. t2Sie--l
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6errcnflriDcrz0aOcn,
>, OoC a. a. OEO ..,A Or

6errcnfleiocrz0aOcn,
Weit Yratt Str. go. 358 unb $685..
99eineu se.5rtea 5reunOsn nnb benz @atlitnm mG6t
i blernit bic an5ese OaB i'd baS loon le.t 5aPren al
be,st Bobs etablire @ef16ft bernpumeu BABE unb BE-
fSnbia elm re66altiges 9aSer bon Snen, iob searbe
teten Serreufeibern neueter suepn gu Ben bsfen re
fen bprrGt6a 6aten unb aud icl&e anf 8eeuns anfer
tiaen tperte. -setOfe fir &Sds unb Spensense in aet
Gorteu unb 3u allen Preien.
N.rner cine auswaRI Reseni4irme, StSde &C., fcG
aue in biefes Sad eiai&laSenben 4rtitel
ray- ane 8efenungen perbeu prompt, bilig unb ii
tirseftsr 6rift ansefsrtiot.
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-, 9cnti6e unO englii6e S6nle
P. WACKER'S
ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE

Sb9e Inaatt felt elmer &eibe a6ren in seri4teot'
neu Sreiu bs1an ais ourAGas gee5ct Rnber out1 6u'
unerrdt unb seIunte GrjtetUrs nBitten 9ltetefn
Der meniblt6en clftat bsrGnueileen btet auf Meue
ba5 psrspen bis st eesufe rtrauen aud fernerbtn ju
bepa6ren-Au6er ben gelp60Hieu eebrdern ptfe Inter
rib in 3et9nen nab lte peb:i9en ndnbarstteH er'
theilt Rit Der 56ale q ia 4leer 3ett e'n 1tut Sn'
httdt p2rbunSea, Ett 1u 9dne iese Guf Zen meg
loan glas. uab Strfid S}nrumensen 8pei beioneers
ban angeieateu 2fbrtr1 nterr etbet ineer eeteer'
lei SeI6eats wsroen IL 9oit uns gretb genemnen
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-11

FoR FURTHER HEARNo.-George Otto and
John Nickel, arrested on Friday by 0ficers Roth
and Holmes, on the charge Of shooting the col
ored boy, william Walker, were brought before
Justice Bates for further hearing on Saturday
evening. VIM. j. Miller, Esq appeared as
counsel for the accused, aud stated that he had
been at Campbell Hospital with DR.. Lincoln to
examine the condition OF the boy Walker, and
that DR.. Lincoln expressed the opinion that the
boy was in no immediate danger.
The examination was fixed for next Thursday
at three clock, and the defendants were held
10 bail for their APPEARANCE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-11

DEM 1.-THE PUBLIC is IN
III formed that have removed my Tailoring
and Occurring Establishment to 500 + street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, and am now pre-
pared to execute orders with promptness and
dispatch.
lie EUGENE r. LEWIS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-11

IT is mean trick Of trade to sell as for
eign extracts domestic scents made Of the worst
materials. The prices at which they are vended
is less than the duty on the veritable articles.
Could folly further go than to throw money
away on such rubbish, while Phalon's might.
Blooming Cereus," redolent with tropical fra E
GRANGE, is within the reach Of all. Sold every.
yrhara
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-11
THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
l. COMPANY.

[CIRcULAR
WAsHISoToS, December, 1865.
Every one complains of the extortion and i'm.
position practiced upon the people Of this city In
the matter OF fuel, but no one proposes remedy.
"A number Of gentlemen associated with us own
valuable colliery In Sohuylkill county, Penn
sylyania, producing now over O,OO0 tons year,
OF the best quality OF white and red ash anthra-
cite coal. The machinery and appliances are
complete. Upon this property we propose to or
ganize a company with capital Of $500 000 d.
vided into thirty thousand shares Of $40 each.
The holder Of each share Of stock to be entitled
to ton OF coal each year at prime cost, and to
his share Of the profits on the sale Of coal to out
side parties.
The hrst cost Of coal at present rates Of trans
portation, delivered to the door of the consumer,
would be %; at the usual rates the price would
be from six to seven dollars.
party owning ten shares would pay for II
800. This would enttle him to ten tons at cost
say $3 less than dealers retail prices-$9O.
10000 tons sold outside at profit Of " per ton
would be; ....'.'..'.''':''.' .'''''..''.syO,O Oo
And deductng contingencies, &c. ..."... 10000
Would leave. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .tI6, 900
Is per cent. the entire capital, aud added to
the saving In the price Of coal $50, makes S45 or
As per cent. on his investment.
The coal is much superior to and worth at least
~ per ton more than the coal brought to and sold
in this market, and shipments and delivery can
made.
No payment OF any subscriptions will DO re.
quired until the subscribers, at public meeting
shall have appointed a committee Of gentlemen
Of their own selection to visit and examine these
mines, and report upon them, and then, II salts
tisfaetory, one half to be paid down and the
balance In one, two and three months. The
trustees and officers to be selected by the stock
holders, and the title to be made to such trustees
Gentlemen to whom this circular will be sept
are requested to forward the project by obtain
ing subscriptions and enclosing them to Major l.
X. Casey, No. 3SS c street.
We shall be glad to give any further iuforma-
ton, JOSEPH CASEY,
!. X. CASEY,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-11

FINE On Saturday night, at forty min
utes past nine o'clock, an alarm OF nre was
sounded from box "a, corner Of Eighteenth and
X streets. The FIRE department and police were
promptly out but their services were not needed
The alarm having been caused by the burning Of
a lot OF rubbish by persons In the neighborhood.