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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
CariIbaldi,s Wifi.

TIE story of Gar.baIdis 5 mooiiis is this
de was one. day, sitting xi;e ,ti,; .;a5in OF =
sssioeps so!. the lake5ol Ssaias Caohariha, i.lii
ookiog toward the shore, when suddenly
;e, saw, at, a iisrm-letuse situated on u
aeighboritg hill. three or four girls busii}
engaged in domestic dutics. They were
~ remarkable for beauty, but one in par
ticulAr arrested his attention for her un l.
common grace and loveiness. He was
sJiit ystrning tteli. when he received an
order 10 GO on shore Immediately on
landing. d. directed his steps to The house.
lie wa, admitted by the own,r, whom be
asppened 10 know slightly, having met
aim once tetore. ..r
The Impulse WHICH had prompted him
20 90 to the hou>,, was TO address the girl
..l had so a:imired. On seeing hcr, he
immediately besonshe har TO become his
wife. The girl, it SCENE. conceived an
-ftec,ion ;ts warm and sudden. as he had
.e!t for her; anil after tile l$pse Of a few
short days they we're man and wife. The
,;rl.alns of this lovely Brazilian girl O.
the province Of S nts Catharino, Who be-
>,ame, under such peculiarly romantic
circumstances, the wife Of Garibaldi. has
lever been revealed. In sll the biogra
phes of our hero she is alone mentioned
~ her Christian name Of Anita. Shr
,eems to have been a brunette Of rich,
.arm complexion, with black end pier
..ns eyas; Of. beautifully rounded fig
ire, and sort OF queenly majesty Of de.
1ortment; active. daring, high-spirited
.nd in every respect worthy of being til
,mpan or for life of such man IS Gsr;-
bsdi.
ner courage was remarkable. a short
me after their n.srriage she went through
An engagement at. sea, with her husband.
refusing to go ashore, and during the
isht would stay nowhere ba. on deck.
,here she welded g carLinc '.ad chetrcd
he men. In the heat Of the battlc >h,.
vas. standing on deck, Aonrishinc saber,
and inspiring the nell to deeds Of val'r
When she WAS knocked down by tile wind
f! cannon tGil thai ilao hi!lcu I"o "'fii
standing close by her side. Garibaldi
vas springing forward to her. thinking
tat he would find her a corpse, when she
.nse to her feet, covered with the blood
! f the men who had talien close To her.
,ut quite unaurt lie begged her to go
,e.us and remain there uti the action
sas over. Il will 80 below" was her
reply. but only to drive ont the sneak
ing towards who ere skulk;ng there;" for
only few seconds before, she had seen
three men leave the deck and hurry rap
lilly tlnw,l The hatchway; SO as to escape
ous of danger of the storm Of bullets Ina,
| was sweeping the deck. And going be-
.nw, she Immediately after rssppeared,
driving before her the three men, over
come with shame taa. they should nave
5een surpassed in courage by q woman.
She accompanied Der husband in all lis
undertakings, and died while flying with
him frnIn ne Austrisps Californian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

--~O--
No nigh, shall! be in Aeave.-no gathering gloom
Shall Ger that glorious laLdsc.ps ever come,
Notsars ehal fall IL sadness DER tncss asweTS'
Thst breathe ths;r fragrance through cess;;al
Lowcrs.
NenighAshall ne 10 ueaysu--no :dsesdfus a'u7
OF mental dark ness. er the ttirPsor's power.
Across those ,k;es 10 enyi .us,c!pua sbs. roll
To dim tbs sunlight OF the onrsrta-oa 'ou.
Ne nigh. shall be in Hsayer. Portid 70 sleep
-T6oss eye, no more their ,n;nrntal vigil keep;
Theft fountains dried, their tcara 81: wiped awsy
They guse unanrr.ed on s,ernal'dsy -, -
Nc nigas essli. BE in Eeaven-ao aorsoSi reign
Ne reere. srgaish---no oo.pores! pain
No ebiretinz il.uSs---ro Hrrnins fcvsr' there
No eetf. ee!irse-co~:~ssr Of s-1.ssa:r.
no night shs: 30 in HosTen--sus en&lesa aeon ;
10 fast declining sun or sGIias inooa;
Bet there til, Lano shsli yold perpetual light,
Mid pastures sreos, sad Satcrs ever bright.
No might. shall BE- 1lsavea--no darke ened room,
No bad Of death, no saesce Of the toma,
gu. broszs, ever fresh with love and truth
She'll srpsp the fFs.ae with an ia mortal you'll
S-G:Ss .@ &ssE-h ~ -
No uigat, shall ). in Asassa. sptnight is aerS-
Tbs risn. .: sr.roY-a:1 the night VI fenr;
r.nurn tsei il4 ,ta: stw n-t steps attend.
Aud sSsiuk fruIa o.ue,a thst .aa? yet i.lpena.'
se-aisSs ssall 10 ia;lleayen!. o had lfaisa2
Te rest ia what tie s-thfal wi;re.s ssitii-
Tia. f.ilhs should make these hidsous paanton'
= Aae.- 49,
And leave NO night. hsucefOrsh, en- earth "a ne
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
From III. Ero OrleaHs p e"yunc.
A Blecksder vs. Forrest's Crectur
CoHpcUy,

There is $ mighty good story told oy
a.sunhurnt ,friend- of ours. WIN returned
the other, jsy las lie SAYS with 4 Eink)
from Tip,bu ,:po,, my boy about a H.
i'o crawish.eyed, hcnkcd-nosc inaividual
whp was went to. rlia the blockade in'o
Memphis and bring out articles 8 'con'rs
hand Of war;. and wIa thus relates his
adventures xith eon,u OF "~t'orrests war
ctildJen::" - -. -. -. -. -,
"a Veil. lnino .iriend, yen ssea i.vass 60
ITO Mc,aph.ese tn na.ke leet!e heckis aud
'pye ts catcllry poo5s> fur tie poys, and de
lings laE,Ge- gpgls snow tyen | I,lss ,knm
out OF MIN ;aheese hnm. i(tcen nile, /
meets ss1lne citizen OF hussoack NIT guns
on dare packs, AID &c c..petin lie zay.
';Stoop dut vsgi',, yer hctie tyvi, III
zhoot yer ted - .d:n des staop dem yasin
and ntakes oprnstc ip'xes.. AMI thlkrs al
mine pooty dilgs;' yum zey. :sM'gis, |
nass swap hats :'it yon," and Gen h.
p6oss mine fae bt22yer on bis net and
throw his att.,o odd gay tat nsit, holes i.
tc top to NE: ami zays: M"2is, ynr
malnimy's ctlarn Its Inc yem' ven" and
den dey all'laE, and de capetin he lake
hart at ,niie peestl round arine waste,
and hollurs: Give HE dat pfesti. or !
si,,tei; you ted aud T. gesTes him de
.pees::;i an.iit makene fcelsso seek, den
'dey' a!li.iI. Deg c&1. denselves gnrriiI
las. but ! links dey akes more Ike rop
pcrs 5. tss. Ian, do epeckula'urs. lyi'h
doy vass all hung Spehsis or tie 7sootes
IS 81 high cal Z make naugh'ing, so, now
1 goes iato de Cumsary Putment too
keep oct dc var. i6u:can give me lcete:
nia,r. 10 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
NEw Yoax T1oTELs. correspondent
nf the Cincinnati Gazette SAYS;

of the Cincinnati Gazette says;
During the last four years twenty-five
rev Aopis have been. opened in Now
York, and yet the public h6ases were
never more ,hrnnged ihan at present. II
seem; ,iIa: the nora hotels there are, .tha
nmre they are crowded; and it is report
eli that two immense Establishments lsr-
ger than the Fifth Avenue are TO be erec..
ted ncxt spring, one nears.thc corner Of
Broadway and 25th street. Stewart, the
calico Crpcsus, it is,said, is to be inter.
es'ed peeuniarily in one Of them; and the
Lcla,rd$, Of the atelIupolitsn, in the eth
er. No donbt they will make fortunes.
for. their proprie,ors, for there has been
no more remnnerative business for years
in this city thin that Of hotel keeping. !.
learn from whsL,is. deemed good authori
t, that during tile !ast twelve m"n'hs lhe
Fiji Ayenne has cleared siT500o, the
metropolitan Sl40000, the 81, y .ch"las
$l5O,G00, the :astor ai25. 600 .ad-oshcrs
in!hs same proportion, ~ : :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

I'VE agree y ilh that old poet who
said that low, soft voice was an excel
lent t:rhing i1- Woman. Indeed, I'VE feel in
c:ned to 20 mach further than h. has on
tlis subject, and call ii one Of her. crown
ing charms. Howoften the spell ofbeau-
ty is rudely broken by course, loud talk.
ing! How often you are ir.esisiblI
drawn tois plain, nnassumiug woman,
whose soft, silvery tones render her posi-.
lively attractive! In the Social CIRCLE.
how pleasansit is to. hear q wplnan5 talk
in that low koy which always character
izes The true lady inthe sactuarys at
hoIne. how such 9, voice soothes, the
fi.etfnl child aid cheers the wenrys7hus-
bandl =. S!.i-e q =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

|, s5N ,Wosz.--,s. -,s.NVorA,". :. said ! airn
yeur own pork, and see how sweet ii will
be- Work, ard see how well ynu.%ill
I be-, g. Work. and. aee how cheerful. yoa
will be. Work, and see i,nw illdePen-
dent You 4sitr BIZ Work, aud SEQ how
happy you.' family will be- Work, and
soc how reIigioussyo you will be; fer before
you know where you arc, instead of re-:
.plnling at Providence youwili find your
seif ,aering up thanks for all the numer.
ods blessings yoa enoy:" ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
State ef South Carolins,
~: - :, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ inpDTEd Wy

IpY W. F. DuEIS0E, Esq.. ordihsry o. Edge.
.D icld Distrlct, =. ,l.., ~,
:. rRheteas, NJ. Caroline Ps.ry iss applied to
IN for Lettsrsuf Administration al aud sirgu-
lar the goois aud chsticls, rights and gre i Of
E,nnett Parnyr late of tho District, aforciaia.
,doceaso l.. "a <,,.. s.o, -.
- Mose are, therefore, 70 cits and admonilh all
qn singular, the kindred aus ccoditors OF the said
deceased, to be ans afpeer hsfors me. at our next
Ordinary CUuflfu1 the said District to DO holIen
a. Els4flsd c. uri Il Gyusa, oa tho 25i dsy-pf U:t.
insi..td show usWss, il anJ,. Why the sold admins
.stra.inn. should rot be errnted. ~. u -..... !
=. ti,ep under my hand aud sea-. this 9th day
.of C:; rinl.he. .ysa- of opr Lord one ;housand
eight shundrcl and si4y y.lTs, and in tho -9o;h
.ysar of sha Iedepeaacpce or the United States of
- - VI, F. DURIsoE. o.r.p.
%. Oct. 10 49,. II .-.. q - IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

Why did you leave your lGss
place r. in1nired %, young Thousekeeper,
about to engage ! new ssryans. Why
vol, SEQ, ma ma am, replied; the applicant,
" liwss too good looking; and whsnI open.
ID thu door; ib!ks tn94 n4eer the misals"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

A LARGE FArrlY.-A paper publishe
in Mo rue county, Missouri, says: Z" Mr.
John B. Smith, of this county. is, We be-
tievc,. the father of more children thar
sny other man in the county. He has
been married. lwice-hai five children
by bis first AID fifteen by his present wifi
making to;al of twenty children, nine
of whom are dead; three marriod dau- n
ters and the oileSt san n Ca ifiyrhia; OIL
married daughter resides near Paris, ano
seven remain at the old nome. MIR. .rmi.f
is by no means an old man yet, and hi:
'better half is as hale and hearty as most
women at the age Of thirty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

G Mrs. Partington declares that sh"
thinks it very strange that a little quick
silver in glass tube Can inske such aw'
full hot weather BY just raising II all inch
or 40
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State OF South Carolina,
a I EDGEFIELD plSrRlCT,,


= EDG EFlELOt plHl plC1s'
I'm ORDINARY.
seY W. F. DUEISoE, ESQ, Ordinary of Edge
- ,hetoas, 36!fnn W Hefia hnsI applied iOi rOs
f,r LISTERS, Of administration gou Ill aad ria
rpla, tne goods aad ch.,,seis rights and credits
Of Harriet lIsrp, I.tc OF the District siersssid
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish cl.
snd singular, the kindred dcreditors of the said
deceased. 70 be aud appear before me, ct our mex:
CrainarIs Court fortte said District 70 ho holden
a, Edreheld c. H., On ths 2sd day Of Oct. inst.
to shoS tense, if any, VIII tho said administrations
should 'ndtbegrnntsd. - :; o., :. l.
GiysnAndOr my hand and a.hl,, .tdis 9th day Of
Dot. In tho year Of our Lord one Thousand 'e'ghs
hundred and siIty-hre, andi the su.n ysai VI
the Independence Oi the o;,ss sns.eo S'''e' " "'
'ca' J, y. -seye VI w.FsDURIsoR,oE.p
- nam -4AlfIJf5t : q II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
) State ilis, of South Carolina,
-; y. .EDfSEEIE.DNN . DISTRICT. :.

.ii;ta.as s>TN-ORDINARY. =,
EDY ". F. DURISos, Esquire, Ordinary OF
Ks SEige1eid Disftiot: rlo s;-,a.a ~
stwhereas, James Dorm hss applied to me for
Letters 6r-AdciinietEatioh, Of on >si1 aud singular
tKo,' goads7 and chSttels, rights aud credits Of
'Delnh rMcCrsfcss, Feto Of The District aforesaid,
dcc,i.et = sN''ts'.; I'D s. :. 'Nsi
:rlSese are, therefore: to cle and adrnonish ell
end singuar the -kisdtsd andcreditors of the said
'aStaRsed to rs and appear before me- at cur uoxt
Ordinary CoufE for fhssnid District, to be h"ldeu
at Seae,a 1odft Htuse.i on'she 23rd dsy Of
oat.ti in5s,' .,ol .shoa..Hcausc. if any, why the
said Standardization; should not be granted.
Given uudcr dy band and seal, this 9th dsy of
,oer, In year of our hdrd oheHthodsana eight hunf
drei 6rd sixty Ave and in the aon year oH tho
IudepSnde1re Of tSazIFnitod' States OF America
.--si,. ~ W. p. DUEIsoE, 0AE D.
II oet1 - O. - II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

~ Virtue is no security in this
word. What. can be more upright than
pump logs and editors? Yet both are
destined TO be bor, q.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18


4. ;;lHMoRrA.rT --I5o 9 hrautiitA the fol.
loving fr"n, me. len Of Prentice, and h''w
happy The heart that can see these hean
Ties as he portrsys.them.:
I" "Why is i! thst the rainbow and the
clnua come over MS with y beauty tirst'is
not Of earth, ard thus pass away, and
.lcsse. rs, to a,n <e Oh their faded lpyeiiness7
Why is i that Inc stars. which hdld their
midnight thrones, are sci above tbs sra P
o, our limited faculties, forever. lurcklrs
.us. with their unappn.ached glory? Aad
why is j. that the bright forms IF human
hesutysare presented To our view. and
then taken from US. lrsvIng The thousand
drea,ss nf sf'ction to flow back. ia Alpine
torrents upon; our hearts? We arc born
for higher destiny than that Of earth.
There is realm wber4: the beautiful he.
iug that now passes before us, like me-
teor, will stay il: our presence forever"
Gond 1idtics.-yYe fnd tho following
| lit of advice floating through Our cxch.n-
ees, and transfer i. to our Columns, i'll Tie
hope that some one,;if noHmore,' of our
/ readers may be benefited b it.
GIVE YOUR aoN A TRaDE.-f Ed'ca-
tion is the great buckler, and shield .ofhn.
/ man liberty, we'll developed industry is
equally the buckler and shield OF indigid-
iual independence. As an nnf.iling re
SOURCE through life, give your son an hoE-
est trade, better any han none; there is
an ample field for tn adap,ation;!of every
inclination in this respect. Learned pri'
ftss'ons, and 81 ecra i've cInpioymcn;s
may fail man, bsli alhuncst hahdlcrai.
trade seldom or neyes--if its possessrr
choose to exercise it.
"Giveyour son trade, no matter
what fortune he may eeem likely to. liz
heri.. Give him trade and sn cduca.
tion-,at any rate trade. With this VIC
can always battle With temporal want
ausi can always be Independent"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

-, !. -, alter, Just brush ny el6lhes well,
- -. my fine fellpY.'; said !, in the morning.
= Nas;he entered my room; "miud the pam
falcons; don't spill anything from the
pockets, theresis money in both"
81 81 don'r nee no psntaloons:"
' The devil you don't. Whero are
they :" -SA1sEs$l
-, Cant tell, I'm sure; ! don't know,
=, s'elp me, Cod ,sr ~ =, ia * sS
- $50 down, sir, and tyllyoun master
coma here Immediately. - - H. = =,
sse, az The publican was with mein a moment;
s.vthad arisen and worked my face befors
- tie mirror inso q fierdish look ofpassiions
"Landlord!2 exclaimed !, with fierce
gesture Il have been -rnbbed in your
house; rosbsds sIE, robbed. My panta-
looms and purse containing three fifty
!doller notes aEe gone. This is.ea a pretty
hotel. lsthisahe way you fuiRil the in.
s7i functions Of setitturs? I am q ssrqngei.
and have been taaea in with ayeagesace,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
the SOlfu CAROLINA COLLEGE,.
THE:.COLLEGEs,
BOTH MALE 6NDsF FEMALE, LOCATED
All .DUE lTESl, S. c.,

All Due lFEs1, s. c..
,HgEnL b. opened % Monday, End of Ce"Ssr
w next. ut the ioll0Hing ra'os per Scssion Of
1--WE inrnths, VIZ:
Boa, (Wsshing, Lights and Fuel e1trs,) $1,000
Tuuion in ! he Malo Cul.es, 20 co
Persons giving sab-cartisrates charged in
cish, tI2O
Contingent Fee, leo
Tr,,;on in Female College, ptima.y pcp's, 200
:" a. Acsdemic +" II 20
q =" Collegiate 20 %
Use Of Piano. " w
Contingent Fas, oo
The .shaee rates arc in specie, or It's cquivaiel.
in pruyi4ions or Tho Nalluas' Currency, .nd sill
be requireil in a1yanre.
= go Br orler Of the Board.
D4s VESTS, G., Sept Z, 1869, 9 q ne
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
Window Shades.
Damask.,

- - . - i -
CaiioOes. Ihread Nets,
shIrtinc, Silk Waterfallr,
M,.ss. Erlmoral Hose, shir. Frontr,
f" Ribbed Wool Irish Linen,
Laa;ss' vht colt {" s-4 Blcach.d psmasl:,
Gents p,;xed eot Socks. Scotch Diaper,
Mems Bro HALF uase urck:T aos,
.. white {" (" Silk Ncrk Ties,
Boys Bro Black Ribb Ties,
Mi,sss whi,a Nusc, eik Tubular fiss,
Gricn and Bro Garage, Birds Eye Diaper,
Lsdie, li-Iu : Gauntlet,, Loug Lawn,
e Ad,line Glayes, Linen Crash, :
"a Silk I" piaper T.uels, :. :
! Mem, Cndresse5 Linen, i
plcschsd Linen, LADIES' S'ela Scari,.
| Drown Table Linen, India Rubber Combs,
Sepk;u. Horn COMBS
| sxiO B:esched Ciorhs, Ivory Combs,
Msn'a Wlite MqrinO D;awers;
I" Is Shirts.
Shetland Drawers;
. o :" q shins;
I" Ribbed Drawers
a {" ." Shirts;
Ladies. Hosp skir.si /.
Bridal
Young Ladies' Bridal Skirts;
hiiss-.' Plaza Clasp
Coliop Umbrellas;
Silk and Cotton hankerchiefs.
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no Nigh. in Heaven.

aAas s..s .ssls ss,s .,ga. q. s 5:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

TERMs,-Two DOLLARS per Jo,r, or ST for
six naodths Fifty Cents FOR IL ren nop tbs an adj
rancs. Single copies. Twenty Cents.
gAn communications for the pane. aud
subscriptions must he addressed to- WIN: n.
WHITE. Athens, Ga. - - - -
Private lettsrs ot!srafer back. numhsrs
etc, mav ho sent to D REDMOND, Augusta,
Ga a' heretofore. ...-...,.-
Oct S. III IL
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Bagging.

1900 Ta-ils- Dsst duuny BA ysins. I"
= 1900 Pounds Hest Rope, : :! a.
=, 30 Coils Maniila Bopn - 80. -
500 pounds English rwine,
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DesaeEasiOu.

And leave NO night hsuceforsh, en- earth "a ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-24
RECOVERING.

Our people are recovering from the
stunning blow which recently paralyzed
the community. The sombre hang,ngs
still drape the buildings; the flags still
droop; the persons of OFF citizens are
still decked with the badges of sorrow,
and the faces of men are still saddened as
they revert to the past horror; but the
gloomy apathy which for days past per-
vaded our midst is passing away. The
noise and STIR Of business is once more
heard and visible. and the world moves
on as ever. Unavailing sorrow has had
its hour, and although the dead President
is not forgotten, nor the horrid crime for
gwen. yet the busy concerns of life de-
mand the attention of living men. Let
the Dead rest in peace and honor, and the
living bravely strive to falhl the great
designs left unfinished by the Departed,
and to maintain the honor and advance
the glory Of the country that he loved so
well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-24

"USEAsY REsTs The HEAD" - The
sleep of Louis Napoleon will be troubled
on the night after hearing Of the assas-
sination Of our President. The thought
must occur to him, if the man chosen by
the free suffrage of his countrymen to rule
for an appointed time is not safe from the
murderer's hands, how can it be expected
that self-imposed despot should enjoy
immunity He may well congratulate
himself that the success of the Federal
arms has relieved him from the awkward
necessity of recognizing as nation apeo-
pie who work with the assassin's dagger;
an act on his part which might give the
cue that would end forever the dynasty
of Napoleon. The dreams of Macmillan
will be none the happier when he hear
the tidings. If "civilized" people, il
pinks of chivalry" perpetrate such
acts, what may not be expected Of semi
civilized and savage menu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-24
sACRNMENTO 6isPATCH.
Especial DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEW
Capture Of Trait0rs aI COIusa-B0y
KilIeA-The state Librarian - AZ.
tempted Suicide.

Capture Of TraitOFs aI COIusa-Boy
KilIed-The state Librarian - AZ.
tempted Suicide.
SACRAMENTO, April pa P. u.
About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Captain Starr, Company F, Second Cav.
airy. arrived in this city with detach.
ment Of his company and six rebel prs
oners from Colusa. This company being
at Chico, Butte county, was ordered 70
Colusa a. soon a. it was aScertained that
its pres.nce was required there to check
the rejoicing Of traitors over the assasina-
ton Of President Lincoln.
The names of the rebels are D. Shepard
son. District Attorney; A. P. ScrogginS,
Justice Of the Peace; Charles Price, Dep
uty Assessor, and Military Poll Tax Col
lector; W. Goodwin, Jonas Beard, and ].
Campbell.
The party came down on the west side
Of the Sacramento river, entering the city
by way Of the Yolo bridge. The prison.
efs were covered with dust, and presented
rather forlorn appearance, having apps-
rently recovered from their irrepresSibly
jubllsnt mood. They were placed under
guard at Camp Union.
Between II and IL o'clock yesterday
morning boy named w. II. Lowell was
killed by being dragged through the
streets BY horse.
Jerome Madden has been appointed BY
Gov. Low, State Librarian, vice W. G.
stratton. Steps will be taken to bring
the question Of the respective rights Of the
two contestants before the District Court
without delay.
AT . o'clock yesterday morning, Nm.
9uaSiey, who hves on L street, attempted
% commit suicide by cutting her throat
doubtful. So'e''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-24

Wilson's troops was at Monticello, where,
after short HSht, Roddy was routed.
He retreatetl, diminishing for about TWEEN.
ty-seven miles, when, on the 9th inst,
having formed q junction with Forrest,
Lyon and Chalmers, the first named took
command and made stand, but were
driven again, with loss of one hundred
killed and wounded, and over two hun
dred prisoners, and three pieces of artillery.
They then retreated to Selma, where, be-
hind very strong works, an obstinate de-
fence was prepared for next day. Gen.
Wilson moved for the attack. After hours
of severe fighting the Notifications were
carried by assault, and his troops entered
the town, capturing over 1000 prisoners,
100 cannons, large number Of horses and
mules, and immense quantities Of supplies
and ammunition. Besides these, Gen.
Wilson took possession of million dol
lars worth of cotton, large arsenal, the
naval iron works, and other manufactures
which, together with many buildings, be-
longing to prominent rebels, were de-
stroyed.
New YORK, April 22.-The Tribune
learns from passenger from Charleston
that Just as the steamer left report came
in that the expedition under Potter to
Sumteryille and Manchester, destroyed all
the railroad bridges between Columbia
and Florence. One thousand bales OF
cotton, three locomotives and thirteen pas
senper cara were brought in, and $500
liberated slaves.
Military Changes.
New YoRx, April 22.-The Herald
Richmond correspondent says: Gen. Ord
has been superseded in command there BY
Halleck. The former officer reports at
Charleston, s. c., Gilmore, lately COM
handing at the latter place, is directed to
report for duty at Washington.
Trouble In RichmOnd-IIlnesso Of Mrs.
Lincoln.
The Tnbune's Washington special says:
Parties from Richmond report an unsatis-
factory condition of affairs there. One
Union soldier had been assassinated, and
several assaults have been made on Union
lists. Cotton Greene, son-in-law of Father
Rltchie, has been arrested on charge Of
completely in the late conspiracy.
Mrs. Lincoln is still i'll.
ObSequies at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, April 2O.-The entire popula-
ton Of Memphis turned out to-day, to
testify their respect for the President, fully
10000 participated. including the enrolled
militia and the Federal troops, civic socie-
ties, etc.