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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

Is under the control Of his brother, 6. W.
JONES, formerly foreman Of the well known hrm
Of Merrick Sons, Philadelphia Both Of us being
pract cal men, and haitering ourselves Of some
reputation AZ mechanics. il Is needless 20 say tnal
ali work executed at this place will be made IN the
very hest manner, and guarantee that our prices
vii be UGH that Il will be Unnecessary for any one
70 10 out Of che city 10 buy anything IN our line o
business, unless they have more money than thel
know Whist 81 do with juy2-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

Corner Of Church and Vine streets Nashville over
smiths Drug store. Hours % n 3 m s r. b "a.
ani 2 a. nlght. Persons from the country csn
fdisn Their lessons iu Fhonography md Wrting IN
one week. FOR testimonials see ~. Ms larRe en-
Culars. sep3-3m
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A framed House, on Gallatn Pike, with room
in good condition, on Spring street Lot 81 by 200 q
Prics $500.
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brick House with rooms en- Herman street.
lot 50 feet byi7e. Good ciseru and garden all veA
enclosed, Price $500
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

One Of the best Suburban res dences near Nash
vile, beautifully located and finely improved Tbs
lot contains acres Of rich garden land, fronting
On Foster street and On the Louisville snd Nash.
vile Railroad 50 situated that Dc could be- cut up
into beautiful building los. Terms liberal.
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A frame House on G8laun piEe with six rooms
kitchen, outhouses, and an cN client csiern vel
enclosed. Lot 10 feet by no. Price $780,
ALSO
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Edgefeld Property

One of the best Suburban res denees near Nash
vile, beautifully located and finely improved The
lot contains q acres Of rich garden land, fronting
On Foster street and On the Louisville snd Nash
vile Railroad 50 situated that it could be- cut up
into beautiful buidinglo s. Terms liberal.
ALSO
a House on Bell Street, with rooms, good cis-
tern, &C Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street, by 30
feet deep, well enclosed. Price Sl5oo.
ALSO
A House on Bell Street, with rooms. Let fronts
50 feet by 2oo-deep, good cstem. Price $3.50
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen:
Rooms Of good sise; good cstern porch front and
rear. Lot fronts SO feet by no deep situated near
Shelby Park, and very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House with rooms and hall, porch IN
front, well shaded aud we'll enclosed Lot fronts 90
eet on Woodsnd, 10 feet deep; JOINS the residence
of Mr.. Dury. ruce SSaO1.
ALSO
4 brick House with rooms, en- Herman street
lot 50 feet by re. Good csern and garden all WeA
enclosed, Price $500.
ALSO
A frsyned House on Fatherand street, with five
rooms, kitchen and cisiern. beautifully shaded and
well enclosed. Lot fronts I50ieet on Fatherlsnd by
10 deep. Pr &c S5uO5; one third cash, balance II
one and two years
ALSO
A House on Shelby ssrcef, with good rooms, n
kitchen. cellar, and Oh cIsiern. Lot l25 feet by
It's. PAIGE $500 cash.
ALSO
A frame House on G8laun Pie with six rooms,
kitchen, outhouses and an cN client cisiern web
enclosed. lot 70 feeth by no. Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House on 6sladn Pike, with rooms,
ouihouses, lumber shed, and an excellent cstern.
Lot 100 ieet by no Terms $4,000.
ALSO
framed House, on Gallatn Pike, with rooms
in good condition, on Spring street Lot 81 by 200 It.
Price $500.
ALSO
A brick and framed House. with good rooms,
smoke house, stable, and outhOuses- Has good
shade trees. and an excellent cistern. Lot fronts
100 et on Boscohel street, by 40 feet deep. Puce
5000.
ALSO
A Large twO-st0Ty Brick residence, with eight
rooms, ON Russell ST., near FTufp street church '
Lot fronts 100 feet by TO feet deep Good kitchen,
cistern. etc, and well enclosed. Improvements in
excellent condition, and one Of the best locations IN
Edgehed.
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ALSO

A House on Shelby street. with good rooms n
kitchen, cellar, amt sod clslern Lot l25 feet by
us. PAIGE $500 cash.
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AND HOLLOW.WARE.

A. business that has hereto ore been neglected. IL
Nashville; but are determined 20 furnish ~ gooC
. Stove in design, finish, durability and cheapnesl
g. can be made IN the United States.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

Passengers holding Through Tickets can have
their Baggage checked through % oeshna ION.
Tfr.9r srr7ral Of Steamers at Cincinnati. convey
80 !, d H. furnished free Of charge. 20 Hotels OF
Dsrof am be q IS Mail Line Steamers stop At
~ VI Rs9rsy Wharf- Boat, foot Of 9th Street. Al
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon VII o. ~ rea1i
49,, s-r-ysI Of Evening hOzt from Louisville Il
s-5nvey pszzsnger- aad Their baggage, free, % At
is..r,o- and Crest esiegn Railway Depot. "a yeFl
sbort disfanee) thus insurIng connections
Pare a. low, and time a. quick a. by any oihe
route.
sa-TcHstz can be procured IN CINCINNATI A. m
Nortbessi corner Broadway and Front Street, No
- West F0urh Street, and 81 the New Fssst nge
Depot Ciuoiunati, Hamilton Rnd Dayton Railway
gBd al Prpeipa Ones Of Connecting Lines.
EF FULLER, Capt BAhNkf,
cen. T5rfethet Pass. Ag't LouisY De
ID. EN,
eepIQ-u General Superntendeni
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

Black snd Fancy silks, ali colors. SIN
PLAIN and isncy; Mozsmbiques. Aispsess ~
ors; helsnes IN al coi-rs; Mohgrs. -
ETC., usually kept IN 6rsi-c'sss DIV Soc. 4.
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of II Acres. foar and a
half miles from the city, on the DiclzersOn Pike.
Has framed house with four rooms, out-houses and
stable. Land very nch, excellent water. Prizes
low.
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Also
Also

A Farm OF 81 acres, on stones Z yer Pike, s
miles from the city, on Mil creek-opp1siteS n this
Mil. About two thirds Of IL IS men bottom land
and well wstered
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Also

A Farm Of sixty acres good ilnd-IO acres in
timber-three miles from the city, on the County
ROAD, between the ClsTksyule and Brick Church
Pike. Price $500.
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ALSO

4 Nice Little Farm of 1611 Acres, four and a
half miles from the city, on the Whites creek pike;
our acres in timber. Place well watered.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
Cloak Department

Compuses a great yarie yof yer desrlHlsg77
which We VIII sellat prices TO suit the times -
Tsma ClOsks Basques C. su Ch.-aass-Irr "a
las De Iuf1fas q dll 0rus ds N1uIgs. Crrrg- =
etc., VIII be sold VEKY CHEAF in order 10 s-. =
room for our Fall Stock.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
Also

An Elegant and finely improved Farm OF 81
Acres, % m les from the city, near the No'ensyille
pike Tne soil Is very rich; has on il a tWo-st0ry
framed residence with hye rooms snd cellar, ktch-
en-, Office Ia she ysrd, smoke-house, workshop,
stables, etc. Al excellent spring, and fine arte-
sian well very near the house, with a new pump
and well house. Has splendid orchard and gar
den; also beautiful lava OF evergreens. A bar
gain can be had in this place.
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ATSF1
Also


A FARE Of $50 Acres-good lnJ-2 miles from
Laverau, on Murireesho-0 pike snd Chsttsuooga
Railroad, one half cleared and new Thirty Dollars
acre
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

A House on Bell Street, with 4 rooms. Lot front
50 feet by 200 deep, good cstem. Price $3.50
ALSO
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Military Claim Agency
JOIN O'AEILL,

Gate Capt, I7th q. 9. C. ID
OFFICERRg Monthly and Quarterly IsIfT' sa
" Muster-out Rolls promptly executed.
Particular attention given to the collection
claims for Commissary and Quarternssters' Stores,
whether receipted for or not
Claims for Pension, Bounty, Arrears of Pay, Prise
Money, pay for Horses lost in service; together
with Just demands against the United States,
tended to snd promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts
Vouchers formal or informal, collected.
of6eers' Quartermaster and Ordinance Returns,
no matter how complicated, executed in few
days.
ohcers' Pay Accounts:nsde out.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
WHITE GOODS,

Piain and Fancy swisses, Checked Nr.r,.
socks, lacoaets, Tuck Muslin. RrafeJ ~ sia
Linen, Lsoie Linens, Towels, IsneB C,-.-.',
plan and ttney' brdseye nispers, linen F--.s.-
y. fI, nsil,s.-'ea 40, me Embroidered SCI. II
anu va enelnin collars, Crspe Sets, SuIss ~ -
Jaeonet DO, lnserungs. raastts R.bb,es 4 ~
widths and 10 at co.ors; six Balinss E.-.-
tsomeimug new Corse.s, Velvet Ribs,5s ~ =.
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$4,000 Worth
BOOTS & SHOES,

This amount will be sold st COST to e..as1s
this departmeut. Tn y sre OF superior maize =
warranted 20 give satisfaction
Ladies' and Geuuemen's II Ats Of -
fashionable shape, Of which we have 4 am =
sortmeufr, vii be offered II greatly rsileat ne,
Ourf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

4 House on Bell Street, with 4 rooms, good els.
tern, &c. Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street. by q
feet deep, well enclosed. Price Si5o1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
ELLIS & MOORE
hey embrace
Every Variety Of Machinery.
Iron Fronts

put in their houses. viii find il to their interest 20
call tefore contrasting elsewhere. Particular st.
tenton will be paid 10 the manufacture OF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
Oysters, Canned Fruits,
PRESERVES. bIACKEREL,
SardineS, Etc,
Pickles. Etc.

10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" do
5000 Figaro" do On whole and half bOxesl
$1,000 Zip Top do
$1,000 Tycoon do
5000 ANDREW Jackson" Cigars.
$4,000 ''W z Wag'' DO
5000 Star OF the West do VERY fuel
5000 Washington do
25O,O01 Assorted Brands
81 Hall butts Pocahoutgs pounds bright Chew
ing Tohacco.
100 Caddes Strawberry quarters Tohscco.
90 tens do
90 "Aay APPLE do
20 Butts Navy DO
100 Caddies black tens, do
Sunny Side, Sseet Owen and Dew Drop, Fine Cut
CheWmg Tobacco
Pine Cut Kilknuick Smoking Tobacco, IN pound
bsles and Weed in whole and half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for n Becks
popular
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from Cincinnati,
VIA
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
g5FassiiaszaEl-ll 80
THREE Through Trims leave Cincinnati Daily
LIGHTNING DAY EAfhhs1 y
MORNING EXPREssII
SPECIAL NOTICE.

us-T,,s is the only route 70 the Oil Regions o.
Ia,--1syIvspIa. The Night Express leaves every
snpdsy 3 qht instead Of saturday Night. All other
I,ra5Bsl cave Daily, Sundays excepted.
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Nashville, Tennessee,

A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IL STORE.
l50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey
90 Viewers MOnOngshela Whisky.
90 Robertson county, &"
% Fine old lincoln county
10 Old Peach Brandy, very fue.
10 Old Apple q"
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy
Casks Fine ''Stsr'' and Crescent" Pom Wine
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, Superior qualIty)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine
90 Cases "
80 Weeks Fine CstaWba Vine
100 :. Longworth's Sparkling CdtaWba Vine.
100 Imported Csret Wine.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum.
10 /" Imported Holland Gin,
so Cases genuine NCgcBatCI Absynthe.
10 Casks Suneuor Catawna Brandy.
100 Barrels Fine n. o, Sugar.
% C1fIee
q Bills and = nbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
80 :" + Crushed Sugar.
90 Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
25 Bbs and = bbis n U Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
25O Star and Summer Candles.
100 a. Starch.
200 Cases assorted Matches
100 + G Soda
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
REFERENCES

Hon. William G. Brownlow, Governor Of Ten
nessee.
Brig. Gen. James P. BroWnlow, Adjutsnt General
Of Tennessee
Major General s. D. Stanley, 4th Army Corps.
Major General George W. StOnensn, Knoxville,
Tenn.
BYt. Major General R. ". johnson. Pulaski,
Tenn
-37T1a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

Bids Alcohol, 9s per cent.
76 per cent
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, ior Med. purposes.
81 Pure French Brandy,
I Holland Sin,
Pure PORT Madeira and Sherry Wines,
For sale low, by EWIN 3 PENDLETON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

Al nedicsl wen and the press reconlnend ok
sTKiCKLANlfS ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE a.
the only Ceusu remedy ioT y arrhana ana Aiyrth
hsnis. sgnularts, and Carmnatyes, and ~ "a
ralIied b. efoci cure atar al other means nave
iailsoi especially IN chronic cases
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Wholesale Department

Which s Kept on the second docr ezsInsrst a
oder great iadurements b. merchants sos Iss "a
who val hnd it % their interest 90 psv usava
Our success for the past warrants u- d 1rrf
that the public have appreciated our motives = 3
them good by doing ourselves good. W1rh srI
accomplished by selling low ans selling Ilf-sT-a.
titles. We viii net be undersoii By any usr.aa.
aud will compete even with NOr,hsru sad Essan
Retail Houses.
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PAINTS
XARNISHEN

Bbs. Copsl Vs-nsn, I Bbl Japsn Varuish.
Coach Flowing a.
one barrel Black Llesther
For Saia low. hy EWlN 4 PENDLETON.
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Ladies Department

Where attentive Clerks VIII Re p'esssi d, ..-.
the latest o. velucs, among wd.lh IS sHpsr6 \. =
zeal French Imported Hsir-uejs, 1s So -. i -
pres, and several other tesU,.luI STYLES lgr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

4 Farm Of IS71S Acres, miles from the CITY,
on the "Neely's Bend Pile Oue-half OF the tract
Is cleared, balance vel tmbered. Has on il two
story brick residence " On SIX good rooms, good
Kitchen stable, aad her outhouzes. The farm Is
finely Wateged, and is enclosed with good cedar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
Hosiery and Gloves
n an endless variety.
NOTIONS e,e.. ETC.. yery shs,r

We have received and are sun daily r,.,
large quantities Of Goods direct for1 ~. 4.
where they have been selected ana rrr,bss.. - =
our Mr.. Levy, at regular 81 annual ManrEs.l,.-.
Auction 80 that our friends andieuston8srs ~.
ways md new and Interesting change oi rs.s-5-
rom the best selected Of the best ds- N
We woul cali tee special 4tsB fr1 rr,a.r.
DIES 60 our particular 81
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ALSO

A brick an framed House, with good rooms
smoke house, stable, and outhouses Has goo
shade trees. and an excellent clstern- Lot iront
100 fest on Boscohe street, by 10 feet deep. Fuci
5000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14

THEATRICAL. = Frank Mayo recently
had an elegant edition of Knights Shaks-
peare presented to him by the patrons Of
the Boston Theater, where he has just
finished q very successful engagement, in
company with Maggie Mitchell. .....
Mexican Buchanan is at Oswego, New
York. ..... Miss Lolita is at the Columbus
(Ohio) Opera House. Forrest is
playing alternate nights at Niblo's, n. Y;
and we hear no more Of his rumored in
tention to visit California. ..... Birch s.
Backus' California Minstrels are as popu-
lar in New York as ever, and seemed to
be q fixed institution-as nearly 80 as
may be. Bryant's Minstrels are play
ing a Fenian drama, called "The Green
above the Red. Peasley's Minstrel
troupe arrived safe and sound in Austin,
and they "open" there tonight. 49,.
The story that we were to have a legiti-
mate dramatic company in Virginia soon,
is another unconRrmed rumor Mrs.
Hsyne is playing the Octoroon at the Salt
Lake Theater. The Potter" dramatic
troupe is also there, and ruin a GENTLE
opposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14
Railroad Company. Proposition,

We have been told by two gentlemen,
who have lately been in Placer county,
that the agents of the railroad company
have been making what some regard as a
liberal" proposition to miners and
others occupying lands within the limits
Of the railroad grant. They propose. if
no opposition is made to the company ac-
curing patents to the mineral lands, to
sell the same to the miners holding claims
upon them at the rate Of O dollar and q
quarter an acre, and take their pay in
greenbacks. This proposition. of course,
is only made for the purpose of inducing
those interested to keep quiet, and make
no combined move in opposition to the
schemes Of the company. We hope the
miners and others interested, in Nevada
and Placer counties, will not let the mat
ter 90 by default. on account of any such
liberal" offers. They would not be
binding on the company except in cases
where written contracts were made, and
in no case would they apply to any min
ing claims except such as are now occu-
pied and being worked. The railroad
law never contemplated that the company
should have any of the mineral lands;
but the law was defective in making no
provision for ~segregating the mineral from
other lands, and this defect can only be
remedied by another act of Congress. 1t
would be a good idea for the miners Of
Nevada and Placer counties to hold pub
lie meetings on the subject, and petition
Congress to pass an act declaring all the
lands mineral, from the foothills Of the
Sierra Nevada to the eastern boundary Of
the State. In q general sense it is all
mineral land, and Congress never intended
it should be granted to the company
NeraGa City Gazette.
As the Railroad Company arc trying to
get a Government title to the mines over
in California, will they not also try to get
q title to the Comstock ledge, if they
should ever get into the Truckee Valley:
Their bill of land subsidy gives them a
scope of twenty-five miles on each side Of
the road, within which to choose their
sections. Our mine owners had better
have a thought and care on this subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14
n, aIIycr Mine. or Nevada,

Capt. C. H. Davis, son Of the Rev. Mr.
Davis Of Troy, n. Y, has recently writ
ten to his friend DR.. Wheeler of Troy in
regard to the superlative richness OF the
Mines Of Nevada. Tho following is an
extract:
This portion Of the Pacific Coast be-
tween the Sierra Nevada Mountains and
Oregon, north and south from the Ocean
west, far beyond Great Salt Lake east, is
evidently of volcanic origin, Astounding in
mineral wealth, gold, silver, with all the
base metals except tin. In many places
there are deposits Of salt, sulphur and salt
peter, which covers thousands of acres,
and are inexhaustible. The silver and
copper mineral bearing rocks and other
ores are found in the mountains, which
lie in q series Of ranges over the whole OF
this great pleateau, varying in height from
one thousand to three thousand feet above
the plain, which lies on an average OF five
thousand feet above the sea level. ga
Nevada recently became a State. l
think without doubt it is the richest sec
ZION yer QlbCONeIcUs 0aoSCtH "Oia ho'S
no idea Of the immense wealth, and no
one could make them believe by any de-
scription that could be made on paper or
talking. that half said or written was true.
One must live here, and in the mountains
too. / know of places where I can take
ore from the surface. uns Of it. that will
average from 800 to 400 dollars in silver
TO the tun and this same rock contains
lead enough to pay all expenses Of work
ing. I know Of copper lodges which are
IS per cent. pure copper, the balance
Quartz, which makes them more valuable
than il all copper, as they can DO worked
to better advantage.
Town some ground in a mountain, from
which ore has been taken that yielded
SIC, 900 to the ton. What we need here is
the railroad, and when that comes. the
capital will follow. The pioneers are as
q class not overstocked with money, and
they can not develop the u OF such
a country as this. The only chance they
have, 10 to select the best mining ground
they' can and wait for the rich man to buy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14

Como UP By SrEAN.-The New York
correspondent Of the San Francisco Call,
gives the following vivid sketch Of the re-
cent boiler explosion not far from that
city ......
Going up in a balloon, though, is a
comparatively easy mode Of getting sky
high, after ali. The poor creatures who
were sent up by the recent boiler explosion
on board the famous river palace, the St.
John, are instances in illustration. They
did not 20 very far, to be sure. The
boiler exploded at the side, and not on
top. The hole In it was about large
enough to pass a couple OF stout gentle
men through. Like Mercutio's wound. it
was not !" deep as q we'll, nor a. big al a
church door !" but it would do. Going
to heaven BY steam il rapid sort Of con-
veyance, and had the rent been made upon
the upper portion Of the boiler, the occu-
pants Of the elegant state-rooms just over
it would doubtless have paid q flying visit
toward the stars with such celebrity that
they would have never known what hur.
them. Being blown up BY an old woman
is bad enough, but being blown up by a
steam-boiler seldom leaves you in q dispo-
sition, when you come down, to narrate
your experience. The maimed ones, still
living, from the St. John calamity, need
say nothing. Their wounds are eloquent.
Toes scalded off. (Another case of no.
toe-riety.) Legs mutilsted. Feet gone.
Men and women 1ayed alive. Agony Of
aconies! What can surpass the intensity
Of pain produced by boiling waters And
yet all this hideous blowing up was occa-
stoned by the almost imperceptible mark
Of a chisel on the iron, produced while
caulking q leak in a seam. How little the
gay crowd on that festive boat dreamed
that they were 'slumbering 30 costly on
the verge Of volcano! How little how
little a '.E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-14

To Pur DowS THE ISDiANs.- The
Chico Co,raHt suggests "that a conven-
ton of all the counties interested be called
to meet at some central point. to effect an
organization for wiping out the savage'
that infest the Humboldt and Owyhee
country. There are FIVE hundred men
that only ask to be furnished with sup
plies. and they will put a stop to Indian
depreda,ions and massacres. It is gener-
ally remarked that regular soldiers are not
Just the kind Of an organization to hunt
Indians-it wants scouts and bushwhack-
ers." The CorGnt meets and treats the
subject in jus, the right Spirit-as any one
accustomed to life in the wilderness will
testify. Soldiers. with their expensive
equipments, balky horses and cumorous
trains, which alone embarrass rapid move
ment, can rarely overtake the Aeet-foossd
savage, while costing the Government
millions Of money for their services. The
rough mountain ranger is just the mar
for the emergency.