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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

Nos j, . and S-TSe ssonsi meeting .. he siocE
holder1 Of the following eompanles- Gold Hill 3.
u. Co. No. l, Gold HM ! n. GosFo 9, and Gold
Hill 8. Moo no. S-Will be held ~ their office,
In Gold Hill Nevada, on THURSDAYS Nay tih:
P. a., for the election Of Trustees. and
forihs trsassctloP 81 any Fettg haainesa which
mAy legally come before them.
~ aplstds 4 M ssy1 EN- CRANE see'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
Gold Hill, April Is, 1855.

6unerf0P Gold Hi silver MiAinE Cen.
usny,-Notice-There Is delinquent upon the foI.
Vfna stock on account Of assessment levied on the
"a day on March, A. D.. 1855, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective share
bohiers as folows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

Company. -Nouce b hereby Given, that ut meet.
Ing OF the Board OF TrusteeS hell on the cath day
OIL April leS2 an eSseasnsnt.Was levied Of 70 cents
on each and every share Of the capital stock oil
tAe company, payable Immediately TO the Secretary.
Byotaer Of tho Board Of. fr1lteeEe q ~ g.
D. u. DESMOND, Sec'y
American Flat, April Is, 1855. APPS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

FrankeI Geld Gnd silver MfintlE
Comps9y.--A meeting Of. the company. 70 elee,
new Trustee, PNhf Be- teld on SATURDAY,
April 2sth, 1t I o'clock :. n. at the c9npspZ's
ofthA Board Of TIgEteNS ~ DGGON, Seey.
GdA Hill, Apsd q. IL seNA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

By order ofthe Board OF IwSs%aseT HALE. sec.y!
Gold Hin, April q, ls6A 49, ----ae A g
CAUTION. -.This is - 1SttN ~
whom II may concern, that the following q.
Serfbed certificates Of stock q zoe yeMSn ~
..orE were Soh for assessments, ascending 70
- N Monday, Nov. 18th. 1854. and al parties
nrr therefore hereby esutioued against purchasing
~ nerotiatiuR for tbs same:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

mh27 I'm o. r,.l NJ n. MITCHELL, see'y.
The above sale Is postponed I'LL TUESDAY,
May 9th, Of the same hour and place.
by order of the TrnsteeS
.apcs I'd - >. ~ N. MITCHELL. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

kentucky Gold and silver GkininR
Company Notice Is hereby giSen.y thar q n
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, held this day,
an HssesEmentof twenty-five C26l cents per snare
was levied on the capital stock ofthe above CON-
pAny, pay able 70 the scretary, immediately.
GEO. W. TURNhY, ec'y.
Gold Hill. April IS, 1865 apis I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SAILS.
P171eof1oo0rlea CoaPany.-NoIIe

-1fPrjAo Or Auseriea C01Pahy.-Notice
u hsrvby Given, that IN seeordxnee with the lsW1
OF Nevada and the by laws Of the company. there
win bs sold aipibtle nncilen n frcot Of thS com
PAWS Office, on TUESDAY. Nay 18th. LESS. o.
50ciuck p u, no many shares fthe capital Hoek
II the aboye company, standing In the nEmes OF
he following partIes, - VIII b necessary 70
Mandate he siuountI due thereon for HISess.
lments, together with aecruipG costs, unless said
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
CAUT1ON.-SaIe of sGock ~ q

The public ere hereby eautIoSsd Set % Pr.
chase or urgOtisis for any Of the Sboye desrrioed
stock, Hs the Eams be- been sid for oeitnque1t
assetsmeuts, and will not Be- Rassft5rsd on ths
books OF the company. By order u lhS eoord u
TrusteeL .y,.. y. NAkkEWITl, bfcy.
Date Of sale. April 3. 1865 lplo Q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

Mechanics, Mill and MiuInE Com.
ment of twenty. Eve cents per share was levied
this day. BY orasr Of the Board Of Trustees
FAM D. C0NNELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Af,rfl3i 1855. ,SfI anil N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

CaIifsfnia Mill asa miaing Com
Pany.-Notiee Is hereby given, that an assess.
ment Of twenty-five cents per share was levied
this day. By order Of The Board Of Trustees
E1S SANE D. CONNELL. Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April 3lleS5.n ass rs3h apll m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
IanL.nn CAD nna. Silver MinInI

J0ekBOn GOId ma SIlNer, WtniA8
Company.-Notlce Is hereby given, that 10 &C.
cordanee with the laws Of the State Of Nevada
and the bylaws Of the company, there win BE-
sold Ut public, suction, on WEDNESDAY, me
company's Office, on Main street, Gold Hill, No
yada, 90 many shares OF the capital stock of the
above named company, standing 10 the Nance OF
The following persons on the books OF the eoppa'
nv as will be necessary to pay all assessments due
thereon, together with costs Of advertising, sale
and transfer, towlt ;...-s.. .,,...,.s :. ...-, .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
Ro,by Cold and silver Mining aud

Tuunrlmg Company, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nryads-SotIce of Assessment.-Noticek nereo!
given. ,ba, AT a meeting Of the Board OF IrusterS
IF said company held on the Both day Of N"vrm
her 1854, an assessment of Hfty cents per share
was levied upon the capital Atock OF sa'u eonlpa,
nv, PAYABLE immediately in United STATES golu
coin. to the Secretary at the office OF inc eompI
nv. 3IO Front street, all Francisco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on FRIDAY. the sixth day Of january, 1900,
will he adyertised ON that dHy AS delinquent ami
nnless payment shall be made before, will be old
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1909 TO
nav the delinquent assessment, together win
costs of advertising and e penses Of the sale by
"iUe' Vi ''' ~ CIV. S. GIBB', Sec'y.
Office, $40 Frontstreet, san Francisco
Alta meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of the
above named company, held April Sd, 1863 II
was-Resolvcd That in consequence OF omiS
sIons In the delinquent list advertised January 9th,
that notice of assessment No. g. levied November
3Oth, 1864. be rc.published, and that notice Is
hereby given, that any stock upon which said as
sssinent shall remain unpaid OH Wednesday, the
10th day of May, 1865, will be advertised on that
day az delinquent and unless payment shall BE-
made before, will be sold at public auction on
Monday, the 22d day Of May, ls65. at the sales.
room Of Edward Olney & Co., 626 Montgomery
street. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with cost of advertising and expense Of sale. BY
order of the Board of Trustees.
ana m C.V.S. GIBBS, sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

PoIhemus COmpaay.-NOtiee - here.
by given to the following delinquent Itockholders
that there will be sold at public suction for gold
coin, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of Nay next
in front Of the compGny's Office, In Gold Hin,
Telegraph street, between the hours OF ~ .nd
o'clock :. ~, 10 n uch Of their stock ~ viii pay
all assessments due thereon, together with Ill
aecruing costa Once hours from II o'clock A.
n. to 3P.N. .r.
Names. csrts,. SM A"t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

Ihe Above properly Oelng III A5sesseu 10 uu'
known owners.
Also
Lot 2.... Block 8 .......... Range D,
due 80 10, assessed to Quick & Gsgndn.'
Also
Lot 10 Block l......... Range D.
due S42 90, assessed to J Palmer
Also . 800
Lot 36 Block s.. -. I. Range G,
due els Y, assessed to George NJ Nichter.
Also-north go feet Of south, lU0 feet Of
Lot 2....... Block l......-...-. Range D,
due &23 81, assessed 10 William knight.
The portions Of the above lots, sold for, the
taxes and costs due on the same. as hertin ret
forth, will be sold without redemption. and an
absolute title given to me purchaser, "a Is by law
provided Tho H. JOHNSON, %
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Dated, Gold Hill. April 90 1865. APPEL I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

CAyILoN:5Ihs ESsl,s s,x Z! A ;s|,s s. q:
tidcsfs1 Of aoCf In tbs 110u Geld and SILVER Mining
Company, - the Gsu1s have bean sold foe aaeese.
mentS according 70 nv, md VIII not b Transferred
On TIN boom Oft be Company: ~ IL. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

CreSuS Geld sad silver MInIuB
Company The delinquent List, advertised to be
Soid TIL DAY q turday), April 18th, 1865, Is
postponed until THURSDAY, April 10Th, 1865.
last ponponemoht. ynaul J. PFOUZ, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April Is, 1865 apis I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
- j.; B. JACKSON, sec'y.

knight Geld and Silver MinI1E
Company, Knight Mining District. State Of Ne
vadR-Notice Il hereby giyens that In accordance
with the laws OF the STATE Of Nevada and ihe by.
laws Of the Knight Gold and Silver Mining Com
SATURDAY. the 18th day Of May, 4. D. 1855. 81
9 o'clock P. y. In front Of the seerrtaFV's odlce.
In Gold Hill lat peney,s HoteD, no many shares
Of the capital stock Of the company standing In
thBnsmes ofthe following named persons, ~ will
be necessary TO pay all asseEmentS due there
on, together with costs Of advertising and sale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

e = .. - 4 nc. MANNING. Sec ,.
Gold Hill. April is, 1865. apis I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
DR.. poHgRrrs cOLuNN.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND M0DgRATE
CHARGES!

DR.. W. X. Doherty's Private Medie~i
and Surgical 1a.titute,
a,~ramrufo s,r,,.I, below MouiRomrry (oppoeRe
the Pacific Mail Steamship ComPany's once!
F~Priyats Entrance on L-iiesdorh street. -
San Francisco, California
E,,ablished expressly to afford the sinle,eu sN
aud scientific medical aid IN thr rhsa,,Ic
aad cure OF all Private aud Cn'0u"
Diseases, CaS-s OF refssy'
and AL Sexual Dis
ordgrS
The sun., 1865-08-02
THE EW YORK sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1865



Tn. pn..pec,edIy large gain Of The Liberal party
IN m. I.,s Parliamentary elections In England 10
N. ,ub,,c, Of extensive comment by the British
pres. There was no exciting issue involved 10
A.. elections, no question calculsied 70 produce
any material change In the public mind and the
rnid increase Of Liberal strength, under these cir-
e,itnt1uces 10 problem that seems To perplex the
English politicians. There is Cause however,
and very good ono for hiss nnins rebun that
Tho Cory psrty has just received The inhusoee
G the late war In this country Las been iet IN the
El.l,gh elections The triumph of iree govern
tncpt on this continent has strengthened the hands
,fi,.r.ii,m .vorywhsre, and ip irst fruits abroad
,o ,b,,. sn...rinr In 4 iglsnd 1t is true that ~
.tarty, the L igiish Liberals did not espouse the
ctrse OF the North in It's late contest WITH rebelion
n, the contrary. msny Of the prominent hghs IN
nat marty v ere conspicuous enemies Of the Union
c,,ac Buitisa well known fact that TIE Tory
p,rtv were unanimous In thelr denuncia,ion
Of tho North, and tha, the only friends we have in
C,yllnd were Of The Liberal class. Isis also true
that as a party, the Englsh Liberals are not
r'ricty IN favor Of political liberty. They are
favorable 10 monarchy believe In the necessity Of
Ipys,y, and would not, in tho present state Of
their Reform creed, Re willing To endorse rcpub-
lcauism. Tho Liberals differ from the Tories or
Conservatives in this respect, The Liberals are tho
progressive party Of England. They are TIC .u-
tho-s Of nearly all tho great reforms that have
chcumscribed royalty; tlcy believe In the largest
liberty compatible with monarchy,Snd the tendency
~ iheir teachings is clearly toward republcAnism
Every reform movement that they lnaugurats is
..uod to curtail the powor1 Of tic crown, and add
them to those of the pc ,ple Through tsir efforts,
Brdsh monarchy has already become only nonln,l;
III, Queen Of England to-day hts No more eonsttu-
t,on. POWER than the Presidcn. Oft United States
and II Ia therefore svdon, that tho Liberals do
ing Us much for republican government as II they
were It's avowo1 advocates. The principles Of poll
itica reform which the English Liberals seek to
incucats are substantially those that we In this
country uphold. In mEay respects our Govern
Ineut 10 the guide and standard FOR Liberal doc
n.nes in England. furnishing preccdsnts and es
tsblishng truths that Ia course Of time arc brought
forward az English reforms. Under thes5 circum.
stances, tho signal success OF oar Government in
ulhintsining and vlndicatng tie Irinc,nlc, o. lib
rTL.sm would necessarily have AZ important effect
Ia aiding the reform cause IN Eus an ]. II,
interests Of republicaniSm hero the .n,src,- o
liberalism there, and while n ro "a apparently
wide bi each between the two causes, both tend IL
Ihe same direction-that Of taking away iuii .iduH
political power and distributing it among ,h,
people.
The sun., 1865-08-02
Result Of Had Advice.

THH woRgISGNES's ADVOCATE, Il Buffalo, his
week announces It's SUSPENSION; and, In alluding
u tho csuf,s that have lei 10 this course, speaks
thus II the recent extensive strike In Buffalo, Of
which tho ADVOCATE was m esrncs. counselor
and supporter:
Tie Elevator men returned to work on wedncs-
day, aut psrt Of the Dockmen resumed work IN
Thursday. Tho freight House men still hold out
AZ present writing uut 1t Is hoped tie difficulty
VIII soon be smicsbly adjusted. Everything ls
conducted in pesceiul manner, and tho city Au-
thorues arc now convinced that there was no
necessity Cor a military display or special police
iorce. All, however, are we'll convinced thaI the
"s.ul;o" was ill-med snd has brought truut IL
upon mAuy persons, that mother thcy ourselves
| could remedy.
No doubt the lAborinr men Of Buffalo wore n-
cited to tic laio srke mainly by tie course Of tho
ADyoo'tB In giving shlm iujudic.ogs aly.oe--.l
ling them tha. which was calculated to please
rather than 20 profit But all now see the mistake
tley made. Tnsy have been Obliged to gos nae
work At the rates sgainst which they struck, ard
! II is because they now see how they wore m,sled
by the ADVOCATE that the said paper has expired
for wlut II support naa's best friend is not ho
| who ia ever ready ~ give bad ADVICE because he
fears good counsel will not be well received. Tho
true friend is ho who will tell man Of his ..ults
evoa though anger maS Immediately 70 low.
The sun., 1865-08-02

needle, boA,ing and great runs howiEor drill swords,
and ftho' reading. writing, spelling, arithmetic,
The exercises this morning consisted Of three sec.
tons Of toys loosing and iurng the mizgen topsail
scctons a. schooL one at small swords and severl
ng crews at great guns One Of the spar deck guns
wa loa1,d with solid shot, and target practice was
INDUCED IN for some time; Many Of the boys show
are progressing finely. Commander Lowry H. Ger.
tainy well calculated 70 carry out the desire Of the
Department Ia relation to this system Of education.
iie kind firm, and displays peculiar aptitude for
the duties dovolving upon him. The boys Ike him
very much his form Of government !. parental and
no one need have any hesitation In putting their boys
on board Of the vessel. We are satisfied that every
thing being done here 20 promote the best interests
Of the service. and make the boys credit TO the
navy In years 10 come We shall reap the neht o.
and France have ieapod the benefit OF this an Of
making her teliabl. ,eamen from their bes! boys,,
and u is heh time that we worked up TO and even
Ih,ic 10 no excuse for umart boz, u he doe. not
pfoyre's under the plan purued here. No hvodti IN
y shown-au are sncouiacei and advanced upon
me u acne But We must lear In mind tn DO
slu Dc toys" and -ue aloS,nce mus be made. lhe
meat Of the tr7 entces 10 be mf JIs, and impartial
N theil treatment resui. The uitl meat oi ali du-
ole erhli itng eNtrso dinary mefit. The standnf Of
ths boys y care uly Kept and es upwards IN ten
marks. Al the end Of the month an average IL taken
ann airport mace 20 the department
livery i.cihiy ). aforcod the toys for communicat.
ns 9Th ther plrent-. QuafeIlIne fighting he use Of
nnd nun.hed. The food furnished IL OF the best quail
Ib Ahh o. Nuanuy ruinclent lOr the APP u q OF the
moai Vornrous eater. No tobacco tp,fits are al
loved Cleanliness s onc Of the fret laws, ami every
care t hten W make the app eAtc,- learn self res
pect.
Occasional cluises a. give variety 10 the life
amt inc cefe the interest OF ALL AMI hereafter cer
tam number. ysryIng TO the rate OF the yersel,
viii he sent on all our cruisers. In this Say the g
sppion icos vill BE- Al ouce cngraitcd into re.uar
man n-oi.wM life and establish n regular demand Tor
th'ir 'orvice-. Already lis have lcen sent away
aud aie reported valuable acquisition to the ship
upon " Nhi"h they have Teen placed. The department
require come three OF four thOusand naval app en-
uces, aud are making atrnngements for their nitro
ducton into the navy. II IL the duty Of Congress
aud c Ie0pe 10 lend he pius hand TO carry out tine
lAuNa a1lo pan, aud, ia the ovrnt Of war, We thal
experience none U the hnXictiee and dsappOiu Cn nts
Whch occurred IT. lS4l when Se stuyglei TO p'iiCct
our naval organization. Applications tor the enlist
tneht Oi apprentices Can De made Al any naval ten-
dczN 0ns where they cnn he examined BY thv surgcOn
u found qualified physoally snd morally they must
then be brought by the parents TO the all at New
London, when they wiil be enlisted. Is. :. OsHOS.
The sun., 1865-08-02
THE NAVAL APPRENTICE SYSTEM
A Day On Board the >abipe--Iiow the
Boys Live

NEW LoSpoN, July 81 1865.
To-day We were permitted to witness tue routine Of
tuile- and drf of the naval appTeutc,- hoard Of
the Sabine, la our former letter We explained the
manner in which bows are admitted, aud tho general
plan aud purrolcs Of this very important branch Of
our future naval strength This letter therefore will
be devoted to explaining the forms which are thor
oughly impressed ulon the boys, by which they will
In time be perfected IN and become valuable naval
seAmeu,
At daylight all the apprentices are turned out Of
their haInnocks, which slowed in the MEETINGS.
Ihe decks are washed down. and at o'clock the boys
are sent over the mnst-heads, to ftniarize them
with that duty. Al I.30 breakfast is served twenty
minutes ave allowed for this meal. At o'clock all
hands are ready to begin the oxerces of the day Al
vSO all handsgo toquaret iornspection, AFT CT which
inc uHun exercises are carried on till : past | n at
~ uCo'k usl ceases, AMI at noon dinner EcgS I'd
Al pcl0ek' the bo' are again over the mast
htAuf' M occupies about quarter OF al hour in
~ us utts ~ quArter 10 school begins and is
dlflssed ~ 4tG ~ 'uppeT IL served; at the boys
~ AN luh oNor me masleiGs iIoin $50 to Z they
ale exercised in tottinS battalion drills or In reef
iut, iulhni and loosns sa. Atter these exefcises,
recreation ~ lnduls ed IN, und at O'clock tine signal
mfnen 70 return 10 their hGnmocks, and Ut 9.3.
L. 81. silence isu;doIed.
In the ruu'ine tNcTclfCa and schOol the f,lovving
sails use VI leads and compass, knoltng, palm And
The sun., 1865-08-02
DRATHS ..

CoNRoYIop Tpssd.yi has: l. Susanna. theonly
The rieDds of the faniiy are respectfully invited to
atte nd the funeral, Thurrdsy, ID inst at o'clock,
isS izsSeigs y BisssSn Iss he members Of Ionic : 80
CoRsA--The funeral u John II. Cor,s formerly
Yves. Farms on Wednesday, Aug I'd, az O'clock.
CarrisFes will leave his late esidence, 50 Perry 81
At / o'clock. Detroit papers pieee copy IA
DAv1s-on Tuesday, Aug. 1, 1865, Lucy Ann,
daughter Of George and Elizabeth j. Davis aged
months and deys -
her ptiep,, resd.nce' SGs we.t ysth st. The
friends Of the family are requested TO stend. l3s
GALLAGHER ON Thur.day, Aus. l, Of con-
SUMPTION, Joanna IL wife Of james Gallagher, aged
The friend, and relative, Of the family are in
yited to attend the funeral, on ThuE;dsy alter
noon, Sd inst, At O'Clock. fom her residence, Can
arrie, l. L. ithout further notice. o
MARTIN-suIIeuy. on her birthday, July 31sL
MARY L. MARTIN, % daughter OF hugh and sarah
The reaiyes sud iTiend. Of the family are respect,
fully invited 10 .tend the funeral this "wednesday
iath1i. 20 Mi ~ '''A' "''' iG2
RIKEG-on Tuesdsy, Aug. let, Of cholera inian.
tum. Cathsriro Ann E'ker aged 10 months, only
dsugh er Of E4gsf ANA Anns =. kiker
The funC Gnl viii lake place this wv ednesdayg alter
noon, At O'Clock, from the residence Of hor parents
ll6 Leroy ct. 1873
sHEvLIS-s Suddenly, on Monday evening. July
| VI, 1868, John Shevlin, Sr, ageu ~ yeNr . .
lir ullNcs hud Ultuut 40 i'tIfAtuhl
| to attoud the funeral, WednCsday m ernoon, Al
O'Clock, fOm he late residence. Contclyea ~, near
Even It, Williamsbureh, l.. L. liz
siLNER-On Tuesday, Aug. ist- after n long aud
severe Illness Mary SILVER In the 5oth year Of her
ago.
The friends and ac4ualntances Of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Thursday afternoon, 81 inst, At o'clok, from
her tate residence, 22b West 10Th ct. The remains
will be Inferred in Calvary Cemetery. l3U
SULLlNAN-On Thursday, July 27th. AbrAm D.,
al-o on Monday, July H. Hattie Banks twin children
OF hafs and the late jeremiah sullivan, aged year,
ymonths and Is days
Friend. aud relatives Of the family are respcct-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, this tWedncsdayl
afternoon, at O'clock from the resdenee oi her
grandmother, Maria Hoimirc, 81 Laght 4. III
VANZlIE-At Greenpoint, July 31st. Louis W.
Nauzilc, youngest son OF Abraham and Harriet Van
zilc, a2ed year and " months.
The friend. and relatives Of the family re.pec,-
tuly invited TO attend the funeral, on Wednerday
afternoon, I'd inst at O'Clock, from the residence Of
his parents, 9Th st, near Norman ave. Zsl
| VAN WlNkLE-On AuV. Let, Ida Van Winklc,
ared years and months.
| Ire TRENDS and acquaintances arc invited 10 at
t1ud the funeral services, a. her late residence 2ss
| Blocker H. at O'clock T.. NJ, Aug. I'd. lgl
| NOU NG-On Tuesday, Aug. /, 1865. William, I'd
yOungest son OF Johu aud Margaret Young, aged z
| ycsts and L. months
The relative, and friends Of the family are respect-
iuliy invited to attend the funeral tins ~ elnesiA,
M, on, from the residenco Of his parents, lHs y.
| IL st. 36I
The sun., 1865-08-02
The Other Side.

NEw YORK, Ju.y 3ist, 1865
Editor SUR-sIc; / sec in youI issue %, satur-
dsy communication signed "Friend to Human
Freedom" Fthe writer reurescnis the Feniaus,
think they ar taking n bad way TO reconcile .ho
II sh Ptotestauts by calling them hard names such
as "sut-throAtS" ",hieyes" ct. iusultug citizens
Of the Catholic inth, and "secrstly encouraged by
g. tcGuv,rumeGt, never punish el by the una. istrsts,
no matter how back their crime is but these ,hings
ouly occur In Fast aud vicinity, where the
Orange Lodges eNst In oIhcr places the ProtestAuts
anu Catholics live in amty and friendship" Not
mt o. IT, Tie ilea OF one sworn enemy reconcil-
Ing another. No, sir; burnt child dre,ds the
ire. have Hsycllu d great deal in Ireland, and
never yet found amity and friendship exist In
any ne.ghborhoUd or community where tho parties
ate in about equal numbers, Nature will have ts
course they will hgh', aud then II IL comes before
tho courts The Protestant Magistrate favors the
Protcstants, or tue Cthullc iayOrs the RiOboumeu,
but the Engl sh laws dol't favor olther n parts OF
Ireland l. Munster or Coupsughi the Prclcstanis
are very quiet; they don't hold the balance
OF power the same in the NlTth,
therefore, least they should get their thrnAts
cut, or their houses burned the same as has been
done IN lperary, they very good neighhors
IL 10 just tho same vita CAthclics at the North.
In shoii, whore either party holds the balance Of
power, peace don't exist. The Protcstauts, or
Orangemen, make the best Of citizeus ia sll parts
of tue wor ID, and are Invariably a government.
people, always on the side Of law aud order
Even in the United States, where We have q goodly
numbsr, il Is seldom the criminal courts find an
Orsn emau before lhem. But II the Fenians think
,hey librato Ireland, let them ool vase their
tms trying 90 reconcile th Otaugemen; they
never eau do T.. /, Will be the British soldiers aud
the Proostanta aga nst the X ltO' men Of lr land
and ,hs fenians OF Amorics. Some party will be
exterInlnAted. FRIkSD on IRELAND.