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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-05

GENERAL GRANTS PASSION FOR SMOKING.
He is more invetera!e smoker than either
Sherman or ROsecrans, but he smokes IN
different style aud for a different effect
Both Sherman and Rosecrais take to to-
bacco as a stimulant 10 their nervous or
ganzations. Grant smokes with the listIess,
absorbe !, and satisfied air Of an opium smo-
ker, his mind and body b0jng soothed into
repose rather than excited by the effect Of
the weed. Neither Sherman nor Rosecrans
are neat smokers, the velvet breast-facings
of their coats and their shirt bosons being
generally soled. Grant, on the contrary, il
very neat, aud smokes only the best OF Of
gars. He smokes almost without cessation.
and is never at case when employed at
anything (which forbids smoking as an
accompaniment. During the famous inter-
view With Pemberton before Nicksburg he
smoked with his usual oomposare. p" We
pardon General Grant for smoking cigar
~ he entered tho smOuldering ruins OF the
towntof Nicksburg," said rebel paper az.
ter ihe surrender. "a little stage effect"
i added, lis admirable in great captainp.'
But Graut never smokes dramatically. His
cigar is a necessary part Of himself, and Is
neither assumed nor abandoned for state
nccasions. lie has been known to smoke
Il reyiews,and has frequently been brought
70 a halt and notified BY sentinels ar guards
over Sommissary stores, " No smoking al
lowed hero, sir" On entering tbs Senate
Chalnl(r lie had to be requested to leavo
his cigar outside. r Erch0,ge.
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Che GJastaliau :funnt.
DAVIS in his CELL.



r" JST. Davis is suffering from nervous excite
ment and prostration, induced by the perpetua
tramp of the sentinel up and down in his place o
confinement, and has appealed to be relieved frOn
the iniliction."-Do7y paper.
Tramp, tramp, tramp,
In the Traitors solemn cell;
Till the ceaseess foctnute to and fro
OF the silent sentinel
On the Recreants straining sense doth grow,
Aud his brain doth wax with n fever-glow
OF phrenzies weird to tell.
Tramp, tramp, tramp;
II was but yesterday,
And myriad ingrates leagued with him
Our bravest held at bay;
Hurting their fierce defiance gtim,
Or the shuddering welku shrouding dim
In hellish battle-fray
Tramp, ira mp, tramp,
At board, or resting prone
Throbbing athwart the gloom to make
A loneliness more lone
Ever the cadence dull comes up,
As when in cavcrns drop drop
Descends to wear stone.
Tramp, tramp, tramp,
As the dew that quits the sod,
The marshaled hordes are hed, whilst low
Their flag lies undertrod;
Shackled and hcmmed, mid scof and jecr,
An irate people but hail him here
a dcmon-not god.
Tramp, tramp, tramp!
o well may his dream have flown;
golden vision of will made law,
OF empires all his own;
OF temple reared ON his brothers right,
fame tn ring DER the waste and blight
Of nation overthrownl
Tramp, tramp. trampI
The buzzing, silly fly
In vain upon the noted air
Her huswife note doth ply,
Its fading Srone yon tireless beat
More keenly bids its blows repeat
Shifting wearily.
Tramp. tramp, tramp!
Mid the gathering shadows dim,
What shapes of seattle and ruin rise,
What seas of blood upbrim2
OF the slain and starved what thousands throne
Each with finger, skinny and long,
Pointing unto himP
Tramp, tramp, tramp!
MatrOn, and son, and sire;
Mid the rain of tears that sows in salt
Many wasteed altar-6re;
Forms bowed in youth, brains warped amain,
And hearts that wither in silent pain,
With the hopes bAde low expire.
Tramp, tramp, tramp!
And, over all, yet one;
Pallid and mute he pleads, whose heart
Knew "malice unto nome
Not whose the hand the deed that wrought,
But whose the brain to breed like thought
Of evil meath the sun
Tramp, tramp, tramp!
Wi ihout, from meath the WALL
Comes blent the breakers sullcn boom
With the shrieking sea-bird's call;
But it may not drown, mid that growing gloom
The dead watch note, like n note of DOOM
That doth the traitor tnrall.
Tramp, tramp, tramp
The will of God be done;
Whose in aught task hath set,
Let him the task not shun.
So shall the wicked find their need
Our chastened land stand d0uby freed,
And the sands of strife be run.
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An enthusiastic young surgeon says the
war is worth all it has cost ia the improve
ment it has broughtto to tho service of ampu-
tation.
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lIrE is a stage, and We are the actors,
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JSf. Davis is suffering from nervous excite
ment aud prostration, induced by the perpetual
tramp of the sentinel up and down in his place of
confinement, and has appealed to be relieved from
the inilictiOn. DAILY paper.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20
"TAKR DOWN THE sABLEs."

The thirty days Of mourning for our
murdered President having expired, the
Amrrieaa Flag has an eloquent article
thereon, from which we have only room
for the following extract: rr.
take down the sables. The appointed
time Of national lamentation has been full
filed. and the fearful people are coming
down from the housetops. What could
die of Abraham Lincoln has been clasped
to the bosom of his mother earth, and more
than thirty days ago, the other and i'm
perishabie part vsulted over the ramparts
Of Heaven. swifter than the eagles glance.
Never before since its creation, has the
national ensign hung so long in detection.
though the full splendors Of the new age
were rising round it, and millions OF
human creatures, from whom the torturing
devil of slavery had been cast out, were
a walking and leaping. and praising God. "
Nor Caesar, nor Cyrus, nor Alexander, nor
Pencles, nor LeonidaS wasmourned byso
mighty a people, standing ,reverently on
the grand march Of victory, until the
moon had completed her great circle OF the
earth. But the days Of sadness are over,
and we may now begin to rejoice IN the
twilight of Abraham Lincoln's immortal
ity, Farewell, Abraham
Lincoln, Hercules Of the Prairies! Thine
have been greater than the twelve labors
of Amphitryon's son. Tallest among the
demi.eods, holiest of the martyrs Of free
~ ,aka ~ hum an
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dangers. It Is also uncertain whether the
climate will agree with the constitutions OF
Europeans or Americans best, and it may be
necessary for one or the other to leave the
country. This is another reason for not
taking families there at once. As it il not
impossible that somebody may get hurt IN 2
trip like this, surgeons with instruments and
medicines were on board, and noticed that
nothing seemed to have been forgotten to
secure the comfort Of the passengers; had
they been bound on I military expedition In
steld Of Z mere agricultural errand, they
could not have been better provided for BY
the agents Of the colony. They appeared to
be organised into companies Of about one
hundred each-probably for convenience in
hunting "arsble land" It seemed to me
that the date of the vessels sailing was May
18th, but Of course this was mistake, a. /
dreamed the foregoing some ten days since.
It was curious dream all around; but
have had stranger ones come true. Perhaps
after all il "waS not all dream" but an
effort Of the wakeful imagination when l
fancied myself asleep, but was really awake.
Well, this Is strange world, and II men will
leave peaceful occupations in Europe and
come over to America to make war on the
people Of \ poor, distracted country, why
should not men leave their occupations here
to 60 and put stop to such things? don't
see It. Adios, AMIGO.
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what Thea Attn!

We have the somewhat curious news
from Washington, May 10th, that the cav
airy of the Army of the Potomac is not to
be disbanded with the infantry; that it il
to be reorsanized that the same rule is to
be enforced in the West and Southwest |;
and in fact that all the cavalry Of nearly
all the armies is to be recognized and
placed under command Of Sheridan. It
is estimated at 100000. We think the ESTE
mate 10000 too high. Half Of this whole
cavalry force j. 70, Be ssnt across into
Texas; the balance viii probably patrol
the lats seceded Statss Until evil govern.
ment 10 perfectly restored and the civil
machinery in smooth working order.
Thars win be riots 70 quell, cchspiracies
% anuf out hastily. guerrillas in the piny
woods and mountains to catch and hang,
and State capitals TO guard and protect
besides the rights of freedmen tn guarantee
and permanently establish. But what
will be done with the $4,000 cavalry who
are destined for Texas, after their special
business against Organized and guerrilla
rebels shall hays been accomplished !:
How long Q tins viii It lake TO settle
down The loyal civil government Of Texas?
II Kirby Smith SuStendsrs, n. there 10
good reason to believe he viii. In less
than three months. there will Be no use
in Texas for more than 5000 cavalry.
There will then be $4,000 for disband-
ment about the middle Of August next.
Ten 70 one these $4,000 ask 70 be dis
- A. d..
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Jxyy, DAVIS IN DAYroS.-The boys in
Dayton had grand time yesterday over
Jsf.,s recent masquerade. The EstsrPriss
says that during the day huge efisy of
Jea. Davis was suspended at the corner Of
Main and Pike streets. The paddy"
was suspended from tripod, and occu-
uied ths centre ofthe street, teams passing
around the horrible object all day. The
image was dressed in petticoats, armed
With tin bowie-knife. and fitted with a
formidable false face or mask. The frame
work on which the sfigy was suspended
was literally covered with placards. The
following are the inscriptions on some OF
.hs.e: Don't irrirats the President; he
might hurt somebody" The last Of the
Brscm Ransers." On the shouldE Of
the snxy mai hugs broom dressed IN
t.ou,uine. = The right man in the right
place" al thought your Government
too magpanimous to hunt down women
and children" Booth. / am coming
too The last ditch is a traitors
rave" Under 4 picture Of a copper
h..d vas: II have lost my head; my
tail follows" The sfsgy was to be burnt
La. ev.nins with proper ceremonies
Doubtless the boys had . big time. Bet
four bats nobody got tight! g4- xrvf,
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GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
May 20. 1850.
yALEDIcToRY.

u.u;,a been connected with the GOLD
Hn1 DAILY News in the capacity u ed
;,or from the commencement; and having
thu, daily met and spoken with its read
ers, it is perhaps becoming that IN refining
from the position should say afew words
farewell to those whom I have so long
and so familiarity addressed. There is
nothing in the relation that exists between
Us that demands any great multiplication
of words. As to the manner IN which !
have discharged the trust eon6ded to my
hands, have but to say that have en-
deavored, earnestly, industriously and UNI
finchingly to discharge the duties of my
station to advocate what deemed to be
the best interests of this immediate COM
munity to maintain and defend the prin-
ciples of the party to whose interests the
paper is devoted. and to uphold and sus-
tain the honor, the welfare and the glory
Of our imperiIled nation. That I have oft
times rendered myself amenable to the
charge OF bitterness and severity, am
web aware but have at such times con-
sidered the language ! have used demand
ed BY the occasion. and 1 feel at this mo-
mens no disposition to retract anything
ever said in these columns. Il is satistac-
tory for me to know chat those whose es-
TEEN have valued have expressed their
appreciation Of my course. With the pro-
prie.ors and attaches Of the paper, my re-
lations have, without exception, been OF
the INST kindly and friendly character,
and I leave them with the most earnest
wishes for continuance Of that prosperity
which has marked the course Of the Journal.
During my residence among the people of
Gold Hill, have been treated with a
friendship and consideration which has,
of course, been productive Of reciprocal
esteem and in bidding them what is in all
probability final farewell I confess to q
sadness such as I have seldom experienced.
In the Distant land 70 which / am about to
depart. no warmer reeollections win cheer
my exile than those Of the pleasant days
have passed and the esteemed friends ]
leave behind in Silver-land. ,.--
In bidding you all farewell, it is hardly
necessary for me to assure those who know
me that my every aspiration is for the well
fare of Nevada and the happiness of its
people. Vale. HIRAN R. HAWKINS.
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Religious Notlces.

TAnIRyAcLR Baptist CHURCH. Rev. B, s. AcLat
ferty Pastor-Services every Sabbath At II A. u. and
JPN, at the rooms Of the Common Council on
street, few doors south OF Taylor. sunday School
and Pastors Bible Class, Immediately after morning
service Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening. al
Probate Court Room, In Odd Fellows Building
Pastors residence ITO South D street; study room
No. 5Rowe's Building, B street. 40. b ~ 81
PRrsBrTrRiAS CHrRcH-vlrSluia Ctty-Rev. VIM
d. Martin, Pastor. Services every sabbath. on thu
irst door Of Odd Fellows Building, B street, q II
A. T. and ~ ?. 4. Sabbath school and Bible Clas!
Immediately after service. Meetings for prayer on
prayer meetings on Thursday evening", and y9nnl
mems prayer meetings on Tuesday EVENING" In Pro
bate Court Room, same building. Pastors ren
dence, corner Of d and Hickey Streets %.
ST. JoHNs CHuRcH-Protestant Episcopal-Rev
y. W. Whitaker, Rector. Divine service In the
new Church, Gold Hill, every Sunday at ii 4. "
Sunday School at 2Iao'clock Pm.
METHODIST CHURcH.-There will be Methodist
service every Sunday, in Odd Fellows Hall, Gold
D. C. Adams, Pastor. Al are invited 10 attend.
METHODIST CHURcH-Ameriean City-Rev. D. G.
Adams, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath. II ~
o'clock p ". Sabbath School at TX 2. 4. Services
are held In the Public School House.
METHODIST CHURCH. DSyton--Rey. A. II. Hitch
cock PAstor.-PreachIng every Sabbath at II A. ~
and 7 Pm. Sabbath School at ~ P. y. AL are cor
daily invited.
ROMAN CArHoLIc.-Services will be held each
Sunday at the Church, Gold Hill, at 10 o'clock An
Father 0'Reilly. Pastor. .. .."r. p.
CHURCH or THE ssIoy."-Protestant Episco-
pal.-Rev. o. ". Whitaker, Rector.-Dvine service
In the Odd Fellows Hail. DAYTON. tomorrow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20

DECAY Of the teeth arises from various
causes, but principally it may Be attributed
to early neglect, i'll health, or the indiscrim.
mate use OF tooth powders containing mineral
or deleterious acids, which give momsntary
wilderness to the teeth while they eorrods the
enamel. The extreme prevalence Of this last
cause 10 too we'll known to need comment.
To this fact indeed is principally tc be At.
tributed the long Botanical research which
terminated In the greatest discovery ever
given to the world for the preservation Of the
teeth and gums and purifying the brssth,
/" Fragrant Sosodont."
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Price 70
cents ner hottie.
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For Sale at a Bargain 4!
Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
IN virtue Of an Act Of the Legislative Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Nevada, entitled . An Act TO
incorporate the Town Of Gold HUI, approved
March 18th, 1865, an election will be held By the
ouslIhed electors of Esld Town on MONDAY,
the 5th day Of June, 1855 the polls OF said cleo.
ton 10 be open from O'Clock 4 y. until o'clock
?. ". Of said day, At the places 70 be hcreafter
designated In the First and Second Wards OF said
Town; such election 70 be for ofaeerI Of said In
corporate Town for the ensuing year, a. follows;
Three Trustees, to be chosen from the First
Ward, BY the resident electors therein.
Two Trustees, TO be chosen from the Second
Ward, by the resident electors therein.
Ono Treasurer and One MRrsha, to b chosen
by the electors of the Town ct large. .f Z
The First Wards a follows: All OF said Town
living north Of Q line at Hght.anGle. with Main
rtreet n the intersection Of Grown Point street.
The Second Wsrd Il al Of said Town lying south
Of said line. ~
Trustees must be resident householden o. me
Ward where chosen, and TrfuStes1. Tfsasufer
and Marshal must be qualified electors and not
holders Of any State, County, or Precinet once:
Electors must be registered, qualited voters o.
the State OF Nevada, residents OF the Town OF
Gold Hill three months, and Of the Ward thirty
days next preceding tho election.
BY order ofthe Board Of Trustees OF the Town
" W GEO. w. AYLswoRTH, President
v. buL Ss ~ IasE mvQo "A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20

Social AN1NIr1Es.-Mr. Lincoln, who
seems to have tolerated Booth the assassin
as an acquaintance, acknowledged the lat
ter's presence by smile and bow a. he
passed along the sidewalk into the theater
the evening Of the assassination. fa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20

wxxxn ras BuLLIos CoAEs FHoN.-
Th,r, are IN Gold Hill District his'en
MISUNDERSTANDING minss-shs loWestpro-
dnc. a. any one Of them, within the last
,hr.. months, was $4,000; and the
la.r.s. product Of another was s12zeOo'
win. Mining District has but six bull
,,on.urcduc,ng mines-shs largest product
Of sny ons Of them. within three non.n',
-. between two and three hundred
tAou,snd dollan. .a - -
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The PErTIcoArEp sNIvELLRR.-The 70.
ereaut and boastful Davis donned pettiooats
and hoops 20. avoid capture, and when taken
prisoner Snivelled out, 81 thought you didn't
make war on WomsnP' JETS last ditch was
his wife's petticoats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20

THB Stockton Indepesdast learns that .
species o. green caterpillar are committing
great Taya9ea on fieldS and in gardens de-
votsd 70 lie culture Of culinary lvS0 Ablss
iBNsious pam q ~ country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20

yEoHAL.-Eastern papers bear earnset testi'
uony 70 the deVeesa lagalty Of Edwin Booth
brother Of the assasSin. y. B. Booth, former
" Of this city, on hearing Of the crime com
mitted By hia brother, SWooueda 10 hrs'
heard .he news at Observation-Disclosures En-
chdn0e, rsT-s.Lz z,2 VIA,
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Two doctors were fighting duel when
one, having disarmed the other, ordered
him to beg for his life. Never" rosred
the vanquished N. D., "never. till am
YOUR PARENT" llL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20

Wilkes BoofH, THE AssAssrN.-A dis
patch from Cincinnati to an Eastern paper,
dated April 18th, says on the authority Of
JuniuS Brulus Booth, that his brother Wilkes
W. 70 have BEEN married soon 70 the dRusd.
Ter of ex-senator Hale, Of New Hampshire.
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Will fRBY Do'Ir-Evsf since ths 1G6sl.
lion the sAcesh have been showing their pro-
clivities BY christening their children Davis,
Lee, StaneWlil, Beauregard, etc. Win some
Of the young ssceSsioners be ehristened
Roofh H. = .......-E EtE III. 7E,ls ssE q
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PARADISE OF SHrrHs.-Three Of the
Governors Of the New England States are
named Smith Smith of Rhode Island,
Smith OF Vermont, and Smith elect Of New
HAMPSHIRE. cog Y
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Ixyuxxp.-A man named KnniiPP
..,;cusiy iniured on the night Of NAY iotn
!, Fr;d,v's Station By being thrown
,;ol.nily 70 the ground from the TOP o. 3, .
eooch while be was lighting esar: ~
belonged to Gold. Hin (Ney.).-S6e7'se
no oUnion. -. ~ -. =.
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rxn1rl. To- Niez1 -pOp't forget that
Wsllington Z Cartoons eelaor.see @ 1...,
mi Tsoups wii sppsar ss u. Gold HUI
nA sospIshsf a .sr.se ansssa
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SAN FRANCIsOO DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD hill DAILY sEws.l

Now Steamer -Fire-FlaR.staf-
duatFial School.
San Francisco, May 20-2P.S.
The new California built steamer Del
Norte left on her first trip this morning,
for Crescent City.
At noon to-day fire broke out in the
third story frame boarding house on
Broadway, near Front. 1t was soon 'e1-
tinguished. Damage slight.
The flagstaff presented to the Protest
ant Orphan Asylum, by Engine Co. No.
IL, was raised at noon, with appropriate
ceremonies.
Large numbers Of people have gone to
the Industrial school to attend the eelebra.
ton of its 9Th anniversary to-day.
Fsreaoon st0ck Aales.
Imperial, S235@250.
Bullion, 3l50@l65. ...
Crown Point, $875@8S5.
Ophir, S460@550
Savage, 81, B0@l 800.
Belcher, 81 ,070(9l, lilo.
Uncle Sam, $2O6@2O5:
Gould g. Curry, 91,575@l $50. ...
Yellow Jacket, 81, 4758l 900.
Potosi, 3774(93S2. ...-....
Minerva, S255@265.
Hale & Norcross, 84509460.
Chollar, 1875.
Burning Moscow, ~. o..
Justis, $50. .. ...a..
Sierra Nevada, 9l7. 49,. .
GREINBAoxs, 763@773. ss
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Marriages.

BERG-MoRRISOE-In Virginia, May II,
George yosberg to Miss Mary E. Morrison.
1--WE acknowledge the receipt Of some spark
ling wine with which we drink to the health and
happiness Of our friend and his winsome lady.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20

Alta CONFERENCE OF CITIZENS Of the
II Pirst Ward, the following gentlemen have
been selected az candidates for Town Trustees
to be voted for at the Town Election, June 5th,
1865: .... ~. -.
q. T. FlemIng. -.
Gold Hill. MAY 90, 1855 myeo I'd
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RrcH Rock PROM KsARsAReB.-We
have before US the following certificate of
assays of Kearsarge District rock. by H.
Harris, Gold Hill:
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The Only Loan in Market
Now offered by the Government, and Il 10 coma:
IDENTIFY ex pected thst its superior advantages Will
make Il the ~
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PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL KINDS.

G. n. CORNELL, Graduate Of ths fhusdstpsis
College Of Pharmacy, (Class leta)
A guarantees 10 offered that PrescnptopS - !
Medicines will BE- dispensed sccurately:
REMEMBER Jones BuldInE four door bc1tn
Of TAYLOR ntrnAi. N. - - mnI lD1D