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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
MANUREs MANUREs II
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Shs4s In Market Street-stoTe and Dwelling below
liiV3 Second street; excellent business stand.
IKE In Shipley Street-rhree story brick dwelling
~ above Fifth street, 70 feet front 90 feet deep
IN seventh streetrwo hreo story brick dwellings be-
low Lombard street Also two three story Brick Dwell
ngs Nos. 616 and 6s West Seventh street
In Second straetA three stery brick dwelling between
French aud walnut Streets might DO made good bus
ness stand.
In Tatna slreetA large three story brick dwelling,
with ali the modern improvements, No. ia Tainal st.
Bnilding bnts-A desirable properly at the Of
Third aud Fronc Streets suitable either for buildine
lot & site for manufacturing establishment. RoI
terms aud particulars apply 10
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
ap24 No. lit Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Tor Sale

Three Dwelling Houses Store, Cooper Shop, blacksmith
and Wheelwrieht Shops, and upwards of FIVE ACRRs
Or LAMB, within three four miles Of Wilmington will
WILLIAM MoCAULLEY 4 CO..
Yil2 600 Market etveet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Valuable
MARKET STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

sa The subscriber offers for sale the property No 700
lm.T Market street the northeast corner oil
NIL Seventh Street. The house Is four story with
k& "A three story back buildings.
On the first door are two parors ofHes dining raou
and kitchen
On the second door two chambers library bath rosn
and water closet.
door two chambers.
The house Is built in modern STYLE with high ceiiing.
Well painted and paPered throaghouti supplied with
water, heaters and range, all in good and par
order 1t has always been occupied the residence o
physician and would present desirable locality for ono
intending to pursue thAtprofsssion.
jan Itf II. F. AsKEW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Notice.

WHR Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Odl
4 Fellow Hall Company, will be held on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON the 2sth Of January, 1866 at the ila at
o'clock, for the purpose Of eeeting officers for the
ing year. G. p JOHNSON Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
An Ordinance.

An Ordinance altering ths napalt,ss ao l,s.,i,.
nPpiins house. .or dHordeIly house, or house Of iii
Section L Bs II ordained by the City Council OF VII.
mat In prosecutions for violations Of the mi,
section oi the ordinance entitled "An ordinance cor
eethlnB offences against the public economy aud certain
nunsnees and OF the ordinance entitled aAn ordinance
aasSnhs ssrtain nuisanees passed MAY 18TH 1885, the
lined In the amounts stated or be committed Ia th,
n o. tas Hh Constable fer any term
mitted to tie custody Of the HiSh ConasHs uptil th
days. ' o~so'A'"s AMY
q Passed at the City Hall, January 10. 1865
III. A. H0LLINGsW0RTH, President
At'est H. Z. TAYLOR, Clerk. ian24-3t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03

IHWFHUsNy5 EUWN-HsHHy y . HoUOi
All the garden tools, hot beds fixtures and vegetable
plants consisting nf three market DearbornE, in good
order, one cnrriage. cant. two whtelArrOws two
cutvatOrR, two puughs two harows, two dearborn
harness. Que set gears, plough gears, hrdes and
leading chains, cutting box. rakes forks, hoes spades,
hogshead md othei barrels market tubs and other
articles useful about faims and gardens, and lot OF
ne green house sash containing about bOO0 feet Of glass
with shutters u thsm also about 1900 cabbage plants,
letce pauts Of The hUst qualities about 100 shutters for
cabbage sprouts aud hot bed boxes fine lot Of IN
pots lot of evergreen aud shade trees shrubhery and
garden bushes Also lot Of bricks and stone, and about
1000 feet Of boards, variety Of vegetables such rs
anAch, kae carrots, turnips paTsnps oyster plants
aud onions variety Of garden seeds and onion sets,
warranted genuine. Alsn variety Of other articles.
Sale TO commence at ten o'clock A. 81.
WILLIAM R0rTEHOUsR
WILLIAM Il NAFF, Auclioneer.
January II, 1865. janl3-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Children to Indentura.

U0Ys AND GIRLS from three 10 thirteen years of age
- to he placed win suitable persons in tie country
Ne az King STREET Monday from to 8 o'clock P. N
April !, iS6lf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
LIVING HOME.

mHE beinE for tummor boarders, who have
kept fun most Of the time Tot the last four months,
am now prepared TO take formerly SICK AND WE'LL,
" reasonable prices for the times ,,,,,,,,,
nov j. A. bhOMH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
rME FARMERS MUrUAL FIR 4
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware

tOkl9INAL Mill CREgK Ac.l
ThIs Company continues 10 Uer 70 the people Of Della
ware s superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by ire on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
The Instution la commended by over % years expert
enee In and attention to the az Mutual Insurance.
by reason Of which, It is beloved the Managers have
sssn enabled 80 to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, render the member
ship among the most equitable In character the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
IL takes credit to itself that Its payments o losses have
been 50 prompt and LIBERAL that in 20 years business aud
losses hing over 1000 not single OF iuga
faction to the parties insured
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount o. ts risks it has declined Hundreds Of Thou
shnds OF Dollars OF Insurance either requiring too
great an amount In single risk Offering unat OBJ
jscs o. Insurance for the character of the Institution
In this manner Is conceived II has the Bafsst and
most select Hat OF insurnees proportion TO the
over Six Millions Of Dollars OF any other Company
As evidence of this, II has only reduced Tie rate
insurance. at all times moderate ons-sixth during tile
S4bOO0 security against AHy on the Deposit
Notes, which sum by the Iesrt Scrip Certiseatss oil
the balances due to each member being Issued will
be paying interest to them from January 1862 al the
ateoi per cent per snnum, thus making still farthG
1t commenced the year 1862, with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of s25OOOO
Surplus Fund $4,000
Total protection, s8OO,OOO
Il Is the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware aud
President--JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and TIeasnrer-RoBKAT AcClss. Nd.
DIRECTORS:
Hi Wilson Brsndywiua Hd James Delaplan, Christi
ana Hd' James Webb, sHniue Barr, H. U. stotsenburg
and jesse sharpe, Wmingion Hd.; Robert MoCabe, Mill
Creek lld. John F. Williamson, White Clay Greek lid
0eorge Janyier, New Castle Hid Curtis b Ellisou Pen
eAdeE Hdi John o. CLARK, lied Lioa Hd.i WIN, euplv,
snlyfnai James h. BurnhaR st. Georges HI; Charles
Y. Fleming, Peter Causey Milford; uenry Todd Dover;
Charles Tunnel. deOrgetowu
AGENTs-As we'll ior receiving applications for insur-
anee uuss vi members:
Ia Wilson, Brandy~ine nd, Rohert McCabs, Mill
Creek Ild; james DslnpAin. Chrisiiana ia; John r.
Williamson, White Clay Cr,ek Hid; Curtis 4. Ellison,
reneadef I'D Red Lion St Georges, and Appoquinmink
Hundreds, Joseph Y. atinh, Smyrna james Crippen,
New Castle HID; Charles n. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel, utorgetoWni Henry ludd Dover.
Communications general business addressed 10 the
undersigned, Wilmington, viii receive Immediate Aen
Ion.
I2 ROBERT MoCABE NJ. D.. secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
GARDEN TOOLS
AND
HOT BEDS, sc,
AT
AUCTION.
ThmrsIay, FeDruary 2, Is65,

viii 10 sold at Public Sale, at the residence of the sub.
scrber, the Old Kings Road, between sixth and
Eighth streets, on
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03

IN THR COURT OF ClIANGERY OF TIE STATE og
DELAWARR IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
UrAh Norcross
vs In.Fartilion.
George Brewer and Edward Brewer J
Agrseably to order Of the Chancellor mado tue
above cause, ut the September term, 1851 notice ig huce
given to all paaons having any lien upon the interest and
estate Of Uriah NoTeross, George Brewer aud edward
Brewer, either Of them 10 the lands ami tsneents
the said proceedings mentioned e petition, setting
forth the amount aud nature Of the same In tho ofc
the Register In Chancery for New Castle Cunuy ten dsy
before the third Monday in February and 10 apptr
and prove the said lien at the ensuing tha Cunr
ofChAncery before lhe rising Of ths Court the third dag
Of the term. GEoR0B D. HODNEY. Trustee, sc.
JsnuAry 4th, ls55-jan till feb ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03

IN THE COURT OF CHANuERY OF THE STAT OF
DELAWAltE IN AND FOX NEW CASTLE COUNTY
john Randall D. and wife complainant ,
In Partition.
sarah Ann Erwin and others respondents
Agreeably to order Oi the Chancellor, made la ihH
aboVs at the September term, A D 1864 notice is
hereby given to all persons having any lien upon ils iu
isrest estate Of John kaHdall, p, LettA st. Reldi,
Sarah Ann Erwin, DR.. Walter Williamson, aud hsry
Matilda williamson, either VI them. In the lands and
lenenents n the said proceedings mentioned IN IT. pa
hiion setting forth the amouHt And nture Of the
IN the Office vi the Register ia Chaaey or New Castle
County, ten days before the third Monday 10 fbruafy
next aad to appear and prove said lien at the ensuing
term Of e Cnurt ChAnesIy befors tho rising Of tie
Court on the third day Of the term.
GEORGE B. RODNEY, Trustee.
January 4th, lss5-jan tn feb 20
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-03
Notice.
Sherif's Sale.

January nth lass.-a,-su.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
SIN klng or che Monitor Patspsc0s
lTrofn the Port ROYAL Nav South.

The hrst Of series of lectures 'Danie-Hs Youth
In the City Of Babylon and Court Of Nebuchadnezzar"
will be delivered in the Forty second street Presbyterian
church. located between Seventh and Eighth avenues by
the pastor the Raw w. A. Scott, D. this evening, a,
half past seven o'cloct.
The second Of course Of lectures The History,
Order Doctrines and worship Of the Body Of Chrisans
known N the Catholic Apostolic Church, will b A..
hverod BY the Rsv. John 8 Davenport in The hall d
Dodworths studio building, corner Of Fifth avenue and
Twenty ysxAh street., this evening, al hAx-pst s0vsn
O'CLOCK
A the Second Universslst church. corner OF Second
svsnus and Eleventh street ormarly orchard strcct
services viii be held msraing and ovamng At the usual
hours
kly. rrofcssa smylh viii rcciic NitIeids sermon 90
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

s.fro re or Not To He--ThaCs the 0usNe
1'n whe,her 10 srftr sl.h mental anguish,
rnserlsh nps aruesing palma dyspepto aecnisat
AsIW9peess bodily tufs1ug,
srom San,of prfvs and unfounded prejudice;
ar wtsfh9r With sudden dash,
f,,pr into lha fanerJ current
ssiys bottle ot PLANTATION BrrTERs,
Ard, IS Gunthrf swe.rs be myself man again.
Tbree months Il 10 since thus thought
And spoke with faith eroeedins weak
Fsi 0unther said my sycs saliow,
M visage haggard, my breath tremendous bad
Nv disposition troublesone-in fact,
He gently hintsd was ftt becoming
Quite a rvuiasnte, and strongly hsl~ted-
And N was tifns reluctantly yiciagd
Pour bottle. haUt us test Aavc disappeared
Fdonds 80 u csauRed u.sa faw ~ Forss
M food he's ftiieu. ny pstsN ie kruu
Ny step F1c. ~ n'lu3 Nl lhat = arf
line tUurLs svusf0rtaiH r aHNrV = fv wtishL
gentle hlui followed tfs0rs ieu lese..
i Nd egfi,fyiur ,a tbs taio4, AZ wei 40 rr pNAGh
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

a pfcvohIlvr ana cVTt are -
BRAEDkETHe RfLLA
refer 70 persons cured of ths dsssse 10 this ~
Canal street. at No Union square, and get dosS
m'ns' rtasq serHe q faIss, sTtsfs FER pox
The genuine hAA y. Brandreb. IN whs letters an sovs
ns1t statap = cy.rnpuru
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Participation.
MARKET FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No 81 Wall street.
NOT IN THE RfN0~
any combination parties In their businee -
"'A RATES AND RULES YaE1.
RRsPECTABLE PARTIES ON rAIR AND REA0ONAs
BLE TERMS.
Whom brokers under the restrictions Of hs ring dYclino
bring rska The eotnssons will BE- coucede 70 the ~
ASHEB 1AylSOR, freetdonA
H. T. FxxSx.r SECRETARY.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

For Articles G0vernmen nt, Taxat1oDs
Herbert Spencer Money the NEW YORK SOCIAL SEE
RNCE QUARTERLY REyIRw. Sold ~ iQ Broadway 81
y ali booksellers
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Omcial.
DRAWING OF THE
SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF KENTUcKNs
CLASS 50,
Drawn at Covngton, KY, on Tuesday, IAN. 81 BM
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

shs 'Pubcan and the PharssA" at Clinton Hall, Asss
place to-dAy, services commencing at eleven A. NJ
Tho John street daily Union prayer meeting hesa
between twelve and one, TO which strangers at al
amos cordially invited There are services every sab
bath In the church, which convenient for vsso0
stopping temporarily At the down town hotels
The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preash In the Murray
Hill Baptist church. Of Lexington ana
Thirty seventh street. at half ten A. and hafpass
seven p NJ
At ST. AIMS Free church, Eighteenth street near rA
sv NUE. the Rev. Benjamin will preach II quarter -
sirbA A. n and half past seven H., and The rector =
half "a Vt ten n and three r. n, the latter service
beins fc~ deaf mutes
The RsN, Henry Blanchard VIII commence soasss q
lectures % subject OF modern Unversasm" In ihs
Church Of se Restoration corner of Monroe place 81
Clark street. BA'oklyn, this evening
Rev Chauncsy Giles will deliver this evening u hal
past O'Clock In the New Jerusaiem, (swedsnbef0
church. Thirty yfrb street between Fcarth and Lexins
Coming Of the lord aubjecta The Manner Of his Com
ing Clouds q HNsn the Power and Glory, the STa
q the Son Of hsa In Haysn, the Angels Gathering ne
Tho Row Mr. Scott viii preach in the Church Of -
Redemption In East Fourteenth street, tas evening
Divine service at hslfpA seven O'Clock
The third Of the COURSE OF Lectures "Dsrie" win ~
delivered by shn WiIiamS At the University buildings
Washington square, sa.s sevsnns = Yaop Ha 81 s's3
Tragsr-the future OF the CNd World
At the Church a. the Ksn rection, Thirty nth stssl
near Sjxth avenue the Rev Edward o. Ffagg, rector
win proach morning and evening Services 10 cor,meaO
at half past ten A. IL. and lAf-i7ast seven r NJ
Asths English Lutheran Church Of st. James FftncasA
street between Second and Third avenues the Rcv. y
W. Ccnrad, D. D., OF CaanbersburLs Pa, will preach =
half past ten A. H. and hair past Sc ven p. ~
Al An Saints Protestant Episcopal church. corner =
Henry and Scanned stre.ss the Rev. 8. r. johnson, n
D. will preach at half part tnn A. n and the Rev. AvaA
Wiswall nt half past seven p M.
At the Church Of the He " Apostles, corner Of NintA
and Twenty eighth zS,ct third service will -
held at half past seven p. NJ
At the Spirituass' Sosietg TodwUrtff Hall, No 80e
Broadway Mr. Willis will spemk at half post ten o'cloa
the Religon OF spiritualin; al nall past seven q
"The Progress Of Spiritual Tr 0Cnference wts
be held at three O'Clock SubJsct, "The Trance"
The Rev Dr. Bell will supply Professor Msitsops pub
pit this morning In the eveaing Professor MEftisoo
will speak on the "Objecs, Or her and ResalS oc the
Final Judgment" to be followed by imrnersic&L
go n~.~
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

BatchoIor's Hair Dye-Ths hest I'm tlse
world Harmless, reliable, instantaneous The only pcrfe
Dye Factory 81 barclay street
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Chevalier's Life for the Hair-Hest0soQ
gray hair 70 ~ original COLOR sSps its falling out ke
The comparison with oshQ1
drsssng Sold the drug and once, LII
Broadway Nov York. SARAH A. CHEvALlER. n. y.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

whicn Public Speakers Military onccrs and Singers ass
liable, relieved by BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Has
ing direct influence 10 the affected parts they aAy Pulm
nary Irritation.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Figaro Leds de Corte.-2O, 900 Recsive
per steamer Columbia, February from Havana res sA1
By THOS J. RAYNER 81 Broad street and ~ Broadhay.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

sOzOd0nt.-An Article that IN nj Onco .
teeth preserver breath purifier and yet pl1sant
convenient to It's exceeding popularity does
Time has fully established the faH chat me SOZODONY
possesses these excellent qualities in smEent degree
has legimately acquired the right % po 1pn Sn eve4
toilet table.
Sold by druggists everywhere
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

For Review OF Mr. Fessenden'a Rsp0ge
sse the NBW YORK SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTRRLe ~
VIEW January Once l6l Broadway. For sais b ~
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

At % y Year or 30 cents . Number.~
Take the Illustrated chronological Journal.
FOWLER WELLS. $50 Broadway. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Well-known Poet Sings OF "Flowsr-
Had he blessed With the Acquaintance
OF some young who use PiIALON'S NTGRf
BLOOMING CEREOs he would have discarded the froq
word sing OF flower kissed gals He ulA
not have helped IT, you know.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Highest Premium Loekstitch sewing
Machines-WHEELER WILSON, - BrpaAN Nay. -
Wheeler and Wilson's buttonhols machine.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Address TO Smokers.-Pollak & Son,
Mcerachaum Manufacturers, 6g2 Broadway Fourth
street Pipes cut 10 order.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalized Lotto
ries information given. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

The Army OF thu Potomac,
At THE DERBY 0hILkhi' - pros0"sS
VIII son,uue a few days longer.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

COMPLIMENTARY Coscxsr TO NM. oscAgyAs--A grand
vocal and instrumental concert has been rendered as
compliment TO Mr. 0scanyan, NE celebrated Oriental
lecturer, by number Of distinguished artisis and
citizens generally. n announced 10 come on st
Nlslo's Saloon on Thursday evening, oh ina wo
have no doubt that the intended eompmena viii be .
substantial enc Indeed II the Sigma Phi Literary Club
Of which Mr. osoanyaa b . fsvohb member, should
attend - 10 aro informed they will DO tho house viii bo
allied v sp,rn6w,nv. lcavIbG nGh reon tos ssAsus
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

SUNDAY EvENrvo SACRED CoSuyRr.-The nrst of o
series Of sacred concerts under tho direction Of Mr. r.
Gonzalez, will be given at Clinton Hail. Eighth street,
this evening II ths ntontoa 70 continue thess
tstaInmen,s ovcry Sunday evening, with . new pro-
gramme. Tho selections arc made from the works ef
twenty five Of the most eminent composer including
Haydn, Handel, Donizosu and Rosini Thess works
will be interpreted by number d well known artists
among thcm Madame Do Lussan, who win sing the
leading soprano parts.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05


At Hamilton they went directly 70 the AngloAmerican
Hotel where Il appeared Of them hnd rooms. Tho
officers put up the place. and not long be-
they found opportunities 70 become better acquainted
with OF theF friends and do the agreeable in tho
way Of a drink or game Of billiards. Ono two left
the same evening for Toronto, and It soon became owl
dent the others intended TO remain for several days
at least Hamilton The officers accordingly pushed
Toronto the headquarters Of all the rebels in this part
Of Canada They put up at the Queens Hotel, and
ascerained that the Hon Jacob Thompson, Of Misss-
ssippi, the general supervising and directing agent
for all The Canadas, also . guest Of
the house Around him, Of course, would centre many
Of leading rebels In Canada and II consequently
an excellent place for the officers prosecute thek
studies Il required deal Of patient labor, tact and
shrcwdness 10 avoid suspicion and get properly the
trail II would be impossible 70 give all the minute OF
their labon; but night and day were alike spent in
endcavoring 70 get glimpse behind the screen which
the rebels had constructed 10 hide them In their patriotic
labors from the intermedling throng Of outsiders All
places likely 70 be frequsntsd by any Of the parties
were visited by them, and Il at tho trial Of Buey
one Of the Lake Eric pirates that they became acquainted
with the face OF c. Kennedy, alias Sidney Stanton
alias Richard Cobbs which finally lod 70 his nrrcst
Several days pron,ably spent in shis manner,
and many very important facts were obtained
which proved OF great advantage them subsequently,
Al this juncure they received Information which
STATED their returning the Bridge whore they were
met by Chief Young.
xpoSAID pxcorEp.
For many reasons Mr. Young deemed v important 10
have an interview with Mcdonald II was worry easy 70
determine upon interview, but not easy TO bring
about To 10 At once 70 Toronto, whore he known
would certainly Illustrate the attempt - not at a
probable that in McDonalds position would volun.
tary consent interview with tho Chief Of the Now
York detective police. Mr. Young consequently ma
turcd q plan TO draw him away from Toronto,
and by o very skilfu piece Of diplomacy
induced him TO far Clifton. Itwould be mani
fcly improper 70 expose the agencies he employed in
bringing about but suffice Il 70 say Mcdonald expected
to meet altogether different person. from Mr. Young;
and, whether Mr. Young answered the same purpose a.
tho friend he expected TO moet was a question 'not
putt but Of thing no feels quite certain he did not
enter Into any plot for raid neither did he give him
such Information would enable him 70 mako a big
strike al the Yankees with comparative security and with
almost certainty Of success The preliminary cor
respondenos might have Indicated such purposs bus
tho facts would not boar 70 out, as Mcdonald
no doubt can testify No the rebel agent baA bssa fairly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-04

FIRST PRIMARY GUN. The Union
County Convention OF Churchill county
met on the 10Th Of this month and elected
to the State Convention their two appor-
toned delegates-both avowedly in favor
of the nomination of Colonel Charles A.
Sumner as candidate for Congress. Hur-
rah for the first primary gun Cold
Hill NeteS.
The second gun comes from Nye county,
whose Convention met on the 9th. So
you see. Mr.. News, that though Churchill
and Nye have at present the smalles,
population of any counties in the State,
we are bound to keep up our end Of the
Union row, and with the assistance Of the
several counties, we will have an entire
Union delegation in the next legislature
Nye County Nelcs, Sept. 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-04
Dc6ih Of Wml. ]. Diane, Secretary 81
tRe TrAa1ury Ode JabkRon.

De6th Of VIM. J. Diane, Secretary 81
the TrcasHry Uhder jackson.
PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 81 The
morning papers announce the death Of
W. ]. Duane, aged eighty-ive. He was
Secretary Of the Treasury under Jackson,
and resigned his Office rather than consent
to the removal of the deposits from the
United States Bank.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad.
KANSAS CRY (Mo.1, September 3d.
The first through train from st. Louis over
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, reached here
this morning. The road is now in COM
plete running order for its entire length
Regular through trains will commence on
Monday next.
European News.
HALIFAX, September 20. = The Paris
correspondent Of the Daily News writes
that, in the absence Of more exciting mat
ter, the French papers were beginning to
take great interest in the Fenian move
ment in Ireland. The fact of a recent ex-
change of international courtesies don't
blind the French press 70 the frightful op-
preston and iron yoke under which poor
Ireland groans. They don't care to con-
ceal the satisfaction which the liberation
of the Celtic nationality would afford
them. The Monde, a Paris ultramontane
journal, notices with evident glee the pros
poets of disturbance in Ireland.
Death of VIM BRylics.
TAUNTON (Mass.), Sept. 27.-William
Baylies, formerly member of Congress-
died in this city to-day, aged eighty-nine
years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-04

Snow IN ExcBLsIoR.-Tom Hanna, who
cam over yesterday from Summit City,
informs us that when he left that settle
ment the ground was covered with snow
to the depth of about seven inches. He
thinks it is all thawed off by this time.
He also gives it as his opinion that the
coming Winter is to be a mild one, and
that there will not be an average depth OF
snow in the Excelsir District of more than
FIVE feet.-Carson appeal of this morning.