Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-24
THE EVENING NEWS.
AZ INkr DEEp.-One Mrs. wiley or

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An INKI DEED.-One Mrs. Wiley or
Mrs. HILL or some other lady, is proprie-
tor of the Orc House, on South D street,
next door to the Virginia Union ONCE.
Mrs. W., H. or some other lady, neglected
to drape her house in appropriate mourn
ing. and on Wednesday night some apo,
litionists 1--WE cast no reflections on ail,eo
Dotan, George I.ammon. Charley FaIAef
or Thomas Peasley, ESQ., proeuIeu
bucket of ink, and while Mrs. W.. H. or
some other lady, was clasped IN the arms
of sleep-dreaming. perhaps-in state OF
nixon bus-wi,h vile intent, did they then
and there. bespatter. splash, daub. and
bIacLpn the ladv's front. and which bears
unon its clapboardS the foul and blacken-
in, stains. We learn that Marshal Cooke
has had an investigation Of the matter
nlaced in his detective hands. lis well.
Such things should be punished.
MAerIRx's OPERA HorsE.-Last evening
Miss Fanny Brown appeared as Jack Shep-
ard, and met with great success. Ross and
Carlo, as acrObats. have no superiors, and
the wheel ascension last night, and other
fea,s, were loudly applauded. This evening,
for the FIRST time this side Of the Sierras, will
be performed the remarkable act entitled,
'Zampill9rostation," by Messrs. Ross and
Carlo. In order TO obtain room, the stage
has been heightened thirty feet on E street,
making leap of eighty feet with somersaults
in the air, and being a most daring and dan
gcrous leap. Fanny Brown appears in the To-
Called drama OF PO-ca-hon-tas, supportedby
entire troupe, among whom is the accom-
plished Miss Sallie Hinckley, who has made
many friends during her engagement. Mr..
Stevenson will sing a ballad, in his usual ef-
fective style, and we hope viii favor his au-
dience with that beautiful and appropriate
ballad entitled " Marching through Georgia"
Tonight will be a gala one.
CONFIDENCE ENGINE Co!-As will be seen
by "card" in another column, the MEM
bcrs of Confidence Company, No. 6, return
their thanks to all parties who so kindly as
sisted them at their recent benent. Inelr
Engine arrived yesterday noon, and IS hrst
class Zimmerman tub, one size larger than
that of Knickerbocker, No. 5, and Of the
same build. To-day, l. Z. Brokaw and Mr..
Hanks will commence taking her to pieces,
and AFTER thoroughly cleaning, will set her
up; and next Sunday trial of tner powers
will be had, and the "housing" will be con-
summated. 1t is good Engine, in needed
locality, and sports bully set Of boys. Good
luck to " Six" say we.
CELEBRAr IoS.-The Odd Fellows Of Ne
Yada will celebrate the torty-sixth anuiyersa-
~ Of the formation of the Order in the Uni
ted States by grand parade, in Virginia, on
Wednesday, at which delegations from the
several lodges in the State will be present.
After a street parade, in full regalia, an ora
lion, poem and speeches will be delivered at
Maguire's Opera House, and in the evening
ball ut Music Hall will conclude the festivi-
Ties. An excellent time may be expected,
FOR the Order are celebrated for good fellow
ship and conviyiality, according to reason
able tenets. We. hope the fraternity through
out the State will participate, and make the
occasion one long to be remembered.
The WORD "SozoDoNT," which is fast
becoming household word, is derived from
the Greek, and composed Of :wo words, Soso
and OGoRtss. "Sozo," translated, means to
preserve, and odontes," the teeth. 5000
DON'T" preseryer of the teeth. And it is
true to its name. For identifying and pre-
serving the teeth, hardening and invigOrating
the gums, and correcting all impurities Of
the breath, it is without peer in the world.
Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
everywhere, 10 cents per bottle.
THASKs.-We are indebted to Sutterly &
Brother, Photographers, corner of and
Taylor streets, Virginia, for a magnificent
portrait Of Abraham Lincoln. 1t is artisti-
cally executed, and is " very like" him we
mourn. We shall hang the likeness above
our sanc,um table, and whenever our pen
shall cease to lash the cowardly hounds who
conniyed or rejoiced At the assassination Of
so good a man, so kind father, and so wise
a statesman, then may our right hand forget
its cunning, and our ink be turned to fire.
SEVERAL of the traitors now in condne-
ment at Fort Churchill are becoming very
penitent, and want 10 take whole stack Of
oa,hs as to their patriotism. Such CONVEX
sion we wouldn't give continental for.
The wretches deserve no leniency whatever.
Chain them in a dungeon and let them rot.
There are scores OF these vipers, OF both
sexes, in Virginia, who go about whining
about their loyalty and grief at Lincoln's
death, who are more poisonous at heart than
the asp or rattlesnake. He'll is full Of such
loyalty.
The soldier who recently shot Sergeant
Aiken, and who then escaped, has been cap
tured and will doubtless be more safely kept
in the future.
BrLLIoS.-.Wells, Fargo & Co., shipped
this morning, from their Virginia office,
IS bars of bullion, worth, per assay, $43,-
$50 So. and weighing 1885 pounds.