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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-29

r. q. SHEATH,
tRE.OPENING)
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN -...
Groceries and Provisions,
No. %. South c street,
VIRGINIA,
CRossis Old BuiIdIns).
TO THE RETAIL TRADERS Of
VIRGINIA,
GOLD HILL,
SILVER CITY,
DAYTON,
EMPIRE,
CARSON,
WAsHOE,
TRUCKER,
AUSTIN,
And Elsewhere Through the State,
Mr.. SHEATH would announce that he has In
store, and is constantly receiving large assort'
ment ofthe finest
Groceries, ProvisIons, Barley e. Feed,
In Nevada, consisting Of
IGthmus Butter; California Hams;
California Butter; Billings Hams;
California Bacon: California Lard
Eastern Bacopi MacEerel, ooh;
Bazas Beans; Mackerel' KRIS
barley: Oysters, all brands
Candies, Of all manu-. Plagnoil OIL
features; FruneH;
Zante CurrautH; Raisinsi
Coal on: Rice;
Rio Costa Rica, Ma. Soap, asst'd variety;
nilla. Java. Ground Syrup In various Sizes
Rio, and Ground Sardinesi
Chartres Coffee; Sugar, 5. +. crushed;
California and East. Stewards Crusned u
ern Cheese; gar, in bbls, hfbbs
Green Corn; and Dis
Isthmus Goldfish: Yeast Powders;
TeaI. of all kinds and Starch;
Inc best U sSsortm'T; wolrI schnappT
Soda; Saleratus
Crsnberriesi
And Variety Of Other Articles.
Gall and examIns our stock, which will be sold
precisely at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES freight
sdded.
RRemsmber the place .-
IS South G street, Virginia.
Iu27 ap,f AL. EDWARDS. Agent:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-29

BEAUTIFUL MARKERS. Liberty Hose
Company No. have just received from
some unknown maker pair of beautiful
markers. The ground work Of blue silk
has upon its surface the letters. in silver,
Liberty One" while rich braid of sill
YER fringe surrounds the three sides. The
gift is q beautiful one, and most accepta-
Sls because of its unknown donor.
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General Intelligence.
rBy saa 10 N. sss YorL sunA

Gy~ Guar, white in washingLon, expressed
hib convict on hit Wilmington is In our Iosscs-
sion, az Con. Terry appeared before II apd do
mandei It's surrender on the 10Th.
THr senate has acccntcl the report Of the Militia
~ Committee, refusing to have the proceedings of
ue Cluf Marshal wuici dismissed burg Gene
rRl Hammond examined into 10y Congress
rrnros Who signs himself "Jouo-," ,sks
Whethcl, 1t Anmirni Porter makes many more ~
rorts about the For, Fisher business he ought not
y lie called Admiral Reporter.
I. tho Paris Achycs Of Justlco there are 800, 600
fl aud accurate reports u cases Of suicide, every
one # wLirh contains all otters ~ scraps Of wri-
ting let ry the self murderer which relate 70 his
crmo.
GOV. SMITH ~ Rhode Island, / .a Issued a proc
lnf. ,tun luIouuclng tlAt the quota u the State
under tue last coll has b. en- lled by volunteer GU
f4meLts, aud No drsd VIII be made IN Rhode
lhut.
CoL FELIv PmSoR sAIM -sALs, or Y. city, has
as-utncd command 81 bridgeport, Aar II having
been turned over to him 'y Capt! n. H. York,
CUE. Of Artlery Il Post, who wnr te-i porAril Y
pa sd IN q umspd til the arrival Of Col. Saim
rsru Lieut. X. q, bay, Battery u, first q. V.
A, 1 AllIRnI.
Nj. NorpES. " CIron offered bin in ths Ma
ryiauH II tuao % po'rga 10 this eiect Ordered,
t.st tt- Committee on tse judiciary inquire into
tic expcHieucy a report NJ bill to levy tax on
s'l unmarried mHc cINaarI pet"eo- tho aSen OF
W nty-Ayc aud nay years, tie proceeds oi which
H.al ue applied 10 the Ameliuratiuu VI the wild vs.
auD oUh ms of those who have ia len in defence Of
thcir country In her struggle against treason aud
Ha.tors." II was rejected.
sOVF Of tho pupils ia a schoo IN Detroit are resi-
dcuts q " udb,r, G. W They have been stopped
a. the ferry With the.r teacher, under tho recent
passport order. An application boing made "
secretary Seward, through Alfred Russell, ESQ
n.toI S.atcE District Attorney thas been decided
tha. Mrs James sud her young mts.es. pupils
are not travellers in IAo mcAAing Of the pnssppr
/ regulations, aud ueoi not bo required 10 prov.d.
themselves with passpJgts." So that our govern
meuI does not lay az obstacce Ia she way Of "a
madam girls coming over snd oDt.ising an educa
/ uIn Ia American sChJOls.
IHB residence rtc'ntly purchased by commit
: tee of geItieIaen Of Pm adelphiA, and which hsi
I bcru presented W General Grant and family IS .
pcr.laacn. homo Is On the north Elie OF Chestuu
/ Hrcol, west OF Twentieth. Tho building occupiet
. front of twenty-five ieet, extending back 70 n,
distance OF one hundred and nxty-eght feet with
thirty y-,oo street IN the rear. II 10 four-storJ
| double trout with throe-story double back build
ings. The structuTe cost over thirty thousand dol
lars. As The donors intend furnishing tho dwelling
before handing IL over, 1t will probably not b. red
for cup.ney until about the LIST OF March. The
iurnituro 10 now In prooaAS VI mSauGetuIe, AID
Will 10 ol tie rueA alIAiiiy
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TINS return by writ of hdbsds corpus Of the
bosiss o. Christopher Hogan AMI John Dugan,
formeriy Of the New York police, and lusly
attached ~ the Washington detective department.
toos place 90 Tiesdsy In Washington. 1ley wcro
Afte'tri m February last on suspicion of stcahng
twenty thousand dollars from paymastsr's
Euuh, ard have remained in prison ever slncs
Wfhou' tria or auS charge Against lhetn. SUPER
inendcn' " o'd appeared before the Geue->l Term
OF We oour' without tho men. he stated thst he
W" lruhibited hy President Lincoln from produ-
cinr them, and tthihitcd an order ngned "A.
Lincoln" W tl-o oect that tho writ " hdbsd' cor
PCS is susp+mlod. and ordering that tho New York
obcore sasll bo rotaiued m cuHto.iy.
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News Itema
o, Telegraph to Ia, Ne. Yori suDi


TIls Island Of 81 Thomas las bcen doclsrcd an
inir,tcd port.
~ explosion of souc powder on Market street,
In West PuiIsdcphia, yesterday, caused the Heath
of thres person.. aud anosher was seriously IN
iurcd
GRs. SASnoRN, commanding tie district of South-
west Missouri, has lanisled 4, families, and 100
men AMI women, g. iistnnrc n 20 mtlcs outs.de
hig u urict Gr icelins aud hArborug gueIrinsa
snl bushwhackcrs
Iris reported that the retel priVA,csr ihensndosh
has recently destroyed several American merchant
men aong the coast nj nrs4l, 20 consequence Of
which vcssola bouad to the PuiIcd States we're oh
tanning British registers, 90 as to enahe them to
sail under nrtsh cuor-
rus oilD atolshiuR tic Dlack Laws, except tho
law proa,htug iutermnrrngc bctwean the black :
aud whites pSssoi the Illinois Senate yesterday
II viii doubles, become a law. Under ue old iaw,
no colored man could so.te In kc state w'thou,
giving bonds that he should never come upon ,he
town tuf support.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Draft.
-'Ew YORK Ann rlIk vrClNirr.

ANOTHER MuppLR IN THE NEw YoRK
QuorA-A Ruour ruAr TwErrr 1nousAsr MrS
ARE RE.urssp Frox TIM CRY - Tns Rarrrtp
Vro1A s,ID 10 mn EREoSEous. Another bomb.
shell hNs hecn dropped into the ranks Of tho ablc-
ecdcd" Of New York. The Board Of Supervisors
held special meeting last evening, at whoa
M. Hunt announced that the Committee on
Voirntccr'ng had ,us, hcen notified by ProvoS
ssrshsl General Fry, that the quots Of the eity
under the late call ofihe rresdeut nearly twenty
nSu ssnd instead offour thousand four hundred aud
thirty ,hr', =. orignally reported ny what pro
this conclusion has been reached. ot upon what ba-
, sis the ertinste hs lcen made tho Committee are
not 'nfcrmsd Mr. blunt stated that the Cornnittos
had been Assuroi by General Fry, on ,hc ocoAuon
Of their last vlst to Washington, that the orl.nsr
| quota would not bc materially changed ThAtquois
hey hsl nearly succeeded iu huing, anil the
| nouncement ofthlSonormous increase lisa, startling
to ihsn ~ u Will be " the T. oplo of tho county.
/ "r Blunt aner announcing ths intelligence, sub
| r,itcd a resolution which VAS adopted, directing
| tho Committee on Noluutccrin' TO proceed mmc-
ds,ely " Washington ~ ascertain The cause of the
| sudden and asrmins increase IA the quota and to
| take with them the evidence of the enormous eN-
-. u the enrolment upon which tho quota 10 as
| s-ncd. Resolutions we're n,o suh'nttod by Su-
| porvinor nun, praying tho Common Council W
adopt the ordinance before submitted, for The pun
ishmcut " parties who recruit ihc city Tor crodt
elsewhere
The snuouucom'ut that the city quota Is u,
be increased to figure thA! almost prccludes Ito
possibility Of its being raisol by voluntary enlist
mcntS ns time when the city was supposed to be
| ,oE
aston shmcn, and indignation TIE people hal the
assurance Of the SUPERVISOR COMMITTEE, found
od upon alleged representation OF Pro-
vost Marshal General Fry, tat only .
few more recruits were required anil now, al
most on th' threshold of the time appointed for tho
dIAft, they are informed that twenty thousand
men -one-fourth II the entire population hshlo TO
military service are IouSudcd.
II IN not lest however 70 place Implicit rel'sncs
| upon this new develop. ont At the present time. II
seems At least Improbable ult II 40 rroai ds-
creINncv existed between the oscuillc and the
ren qnota oi the cty il WAS Mt dGcoverci
this Tso records of enlistment supposed to
be systematically kept in wa.h'u',ou, and II seems
strange tia, Msrihl Frs sloul' ho led b. make so
gross bundet qs that involved hcswoon his orig
, inal and his prrrrul estimate o' our quota
change = a Few hundred from TIE suppo. ed quota
might DO attributed to an error; but the
| s~clhug # tho quota TO twenty thousand
. must certainly have como other intcrpto1A-
ton The visi, u the Volunteering Conn
~ tlee ~ Washington Will probably ds-
cover tho truo state Of the case anl until tho re-
suit Of their mission is Announced, Il Is not est 10
be slsrncd. But It must DO coniossoi that tho
] subject has .i, unpleasant appearance. Tho quota
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From this II will bo thai the mao o'hcin
quota Of the city is % olg, and she only apparent
reduction that can DO made must come from
credits wi.h regard TO these We hsve tho follow
iny intellis sence from Washington
Washtngton, Jan. 2b.-Ine Provost MArsnn
General has assigned aud forwarded " tho differ
snI districts their correct quotas under tho call u
Dcssmhor 18Th for 3oO,oou Shortly after that cali
made, quotas were assigned upon the enroll
nent as II sliced on the 3uth day of November,
taking into account 'he reports Of credits aud the
estimates OF she number ~ wears Of hcrylce that
were then Syhlslte; and these quotss wera sen' to
the districts, Ia order that reorui1ns might cone
ulonCe w.theut any delay 'ur cnmputlng tho cynct
q IOtas The correct Iauta7 were based upon The
enrolment A. corrected mp Ia the lH' inst, and eu
race all the credits tor uoo1A raIssi up 10 thO
date. Ac.urlcto sottlcmont with eN,h str.t ha,
been made and all former dcnHicuccI charged
and surplus croSlted W The district, consequently
oil men put iuto 1Lo seryre since JauuM' Let,
whether by dram, dive acceptance II sui,.l,uhr -
By voluntary en'istU ent, viO ho hip.T' ~
credits IN tie reduction oi he quotas no"
assigned. IL will bo ohseryed IhA1 u'o cor
rooted quotas vary, ia certain l'FstltA nom us
quotas AsAgnod on the 2li ~ u crmtrr' The
season for tins is: lat, lh4t th' enrolment IN
mAHy looahNcs las teen mhh retu.'u h'hce the
BHh of Nuvtmbcr, "iuic m Tiers "'i "'He o' Angr
has ocrurreI vi, Fu and accurate reports ol
men, and years OF service ilrlhLtd' not only dur
lLg the muuth ,, Do.omi'r tut Irom dlnerent To-
cAlities for previous m"htAs Ave b1ch ro,eivot
and taken into acoount in netrrnining the corrNrt
quotas Tue most o.Y Gus instance IN IN the
OF tho cities Il Sow York aud brooklyn, the quD ts
| OF nc former being largely increased, while tns'
| of to latter IL Ihmlnished. The variance, how
eycr,is bal part alb AIR butabe " tho causes above
Mnt,L buI 10 ogc'.slonod Ia great ekleuI by tho
ret strnutoI II tho years Of seryice ol mt ot
naval rniistu onts allowed 10 tho trst zen Congress
| sonal DstrctS oi IA. STATE OF New YORK, while no
ehanre IN Iho number Of neu credited %
each district has been made by tie
c,mmlsIou yea In looking into tho
repan made by the Commission 0 the poriods
Of service ~ these enlltmenIs- iI founl thst
tho numoor asguad " New York City vas re-
ported ~ al thLsey-Ars uen, ~hlle tLose rePJrted
n0nhyLlo| tks Gsl DaH
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covered ~,h ICE. The Gre broke on, shout ono
o'clck lhn morning In Poser Dchl's restaurant.
s.osp ptrArcH.
Buf.to, Jan. 9S-i Selock, p k-rhs FIRE is
.al burning bu, iu course Main street Is
B.lvtnore'. inca, shor, and only arrested hy
Mayor Fargo having the building next to the Amer
lean Hotel blown up by gunpowder. l"fe.rod it
will extend ,hrough to reaIl street
rnrup pisr,rcn
BVf1io Jan. 95-P h-The Are ,rrested
this Afternoon sner the blowing ur Of = building
on Main street. known as the Old Eagle Tavern. 1t
ws stopped also in the rear OF Pearl street by tho
efforts Of the Gre department. This evening the
flames broke on, sgsin in Ballymore's Building.
The FIRE department Ia working n every dsadv ant
sge. The weather We intensely cold, with aviolent
wind aud driving snow, ircezns ,hc hose and clog
g.ns the engines
Tho following ,re among the sufferers bv the
confederation; The tre c,ught In Drh's rnstaur-
ant and ext ndeSi u Nsnvelsor's bakery, Jenner's
drug store, y. 5chryvet's shoe store, aud Paul
Runv.n's confectionery store. Thence u spread
~ the American Hotel entirely te5troying TIC
hotel, the American Var IN Us rear, and the fol-
lowing stores the grourd hoyr; Rrsenaw liro-
TIERS fancy gonda. UiststterH \ strauss cry
good-: L.cwi & Grrshoder, dry ruodr snd Rsr-
thaner's barber shop. The Gre then communicated
y tho buildings A. dining the hotel orcuplcd uy
voiger, German gocis; tpson, pho o3r1pher
Knight liquors and Bulymcre, meat stand The
csher buildings IA tho corner II Court street. were
damaged more or Ices. They were occupied by
KAsom, haitcr the Buffalo Savings Bank Gage
grocer II Is fo.roi that these buildings will be
destroyed tonight.
II 10 reported that some persons were injured by
the falling walls but amid the confusion II Is I'm
rossiLlo to 49, rtain the facts James 5cdwHN,
Harry TINT and Harry GIleli, belonging 10 She
Isylor II se, were killed.
Toe rccuniAry loss will not fall short of haf !
ui lion dollars. Tho Gre IN still burning.
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The Bermudn Blockade Runners Herr the
News.

HaIJar, y. s., Jan, 2S.-Tho R. NJ. steamship
Aph., from St. Thomas and Bermuda, has arrived
here. The locsad runner Owl having succeeded
In reaching Fort CasNell the night il was eyscu-
atei, returned " Bermuda, arriving on the Isl
with the news Of the capture Of Fort Fisher aud
stopping the Maud Campbell, Old Dominion Flor.
enec, Deer and Virgins, all ready to sail The
Charlotte and Stag sailed foF Wilmington a. the
same time With the Owl and the RstlleSnake, Cha
meleon and suAs between the 9Th and ?0ta. aud
bod not sinGe zen heard from
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norsr oF nr.RnsENrAlIyLs-

NJ wAahburne, ~ Illinois, offered q resolution
directing the c, mritter un Commerce 20 iuqAIrc
into all tue facts and circumstance attending
trade with the rebehous States snco tie boginuiuf
Of the war.
Mns.r- schcnck and Fsrnsworth -cverslv ob-
jected IN the resolution, for tho reason that tho
whole subject was now undergoing invest CATION
By Tie Committee on Military AhArs.
The resolution Of Mr. W4suburnc was adopted,
when, on motion II NJ. Schc1c., the Committee
on NJ rtary Affairs WAS discharsed from consdcra-
ton Of the subject.
The House passed. the resolution Of thanks %
Gen sheridan, with only two votes IN the ne1'-
tive-Hr. Harris Of Maryland ani Mr.. White Of
Ohio.
Mr. Schcnck, from a seconi C1mmittoc Of Con-
ference, made report on t., tisa. ~ Nnsapi-
ments 10 he Deficiency bl, The lloh1- recedch
IRON all their Engagements With tie execution a
the one glyiag tie clerks Aui employ ces ~ tho
House twenty per cent. a4dieuptl lHy'
Tne House then proceeded t. the cons derst'on Of
the reyor, Of he Select CuM.t'cc' proyienng Tor
the Head. VI Ne Departments to occupy 7ra'5 on
te floor Of II" House. 10 b. ia'crosatol under cci-
tain rules concerning their respective d"pnr'iAe"ts
| and 10 limited ett"ft p.rUGrste IN iGyA,e
| NJ Gnspu lr S.yug,t ~ tue report "a ~ ~ 'Ae
! mole IrupYgei WA tlr J., 1us 10y viii mGiA-
/ b.r1 could hcooms te.tcs a'l .'.ii' VIII matters
| Of lcsiNaton u.s. TIC ~ cc'.sf information "'S
Iyi.sl *, lIs vrlv ~ flf u pll meats. lu" n I'i-
| could not compel tho hrNps ~ o. l"parnncu'7 10
liyo lhe irErrmalon. Amua' Iic i'as "N why Ae
! w1a IN favor u' tlif pr ..'Nop Va 'ba' 4 "oH'i
aid ud facilitate t,e hur 'tss pf iIn+rr'a. II
would enatlc tho DLlcers %. IT, Il I'vr'lHunrL ~ iw-
| propcrly char. 81, a.. come b'.ote the HOUSE sut
/ vnal,a'e thcmseiycs; put y wr9na the! may rc
coilcW.ci Bes0i's u would secure A'u w 10 y
! responsible auu olHu lu.unA. 'i"h as h'bhH'u~
ior private rsccuuve iutcrer,rte, Il was stop
toWArI a." se.urt. o' pH'f IF'e-'
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Great Fire in Buffalo
Loss About S50O,OOO.

rqg!lo, J-n. % The American uoIe! Is now On
f.. Toe wind s wcs: and blowing gale, aud Il
slowla. hl,.o-s The thermometer stands at
,n, l,.r ~ qhove zero which, with the wind and
.uv.ns $40" s.orn, makes 1t Aimosi impossible
10 er. .cr4-tment to work With their engines.
...u afg sa.ilst csa hardy work, being
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New York state Legislature,

Albdny Jd-. s5.--The icilc-'ing bills were re-
ported svorSbly
Amending the charter Of the S,ciety ~ tho Re
formation u Juvcnlc Dcl,nGucmis Amending the
charter OF the Brooklyn M,rcsuuS L'brsry Assu-
cisucn. Releasing TO tho Missionary Society OF tho
Most Holy Rcuccuer tie stalo interest 70 certain
lands
The adverse vote on the hill relssfve 70 the Ger
mat Hospital was recon sidcrcd. on motion d Mt.
Fields aud the hu rccommittct.
BUS NOTICED w. Incorporating ur Arion society
Of New York. Authorizing the New York Dry
Dock and East BfoNlway Railroad COMPANY " st
tend Their track. Incorporating the NAuoual As~!
citation " Ease Rail PIaycrs For = new Capitol.
For the better protection from eros ~ New YORK.
BuLs lSrVopUCEp --Hy Nj Fields; RELATIVE "
unclaimed property. ny M Duclsor Rclauve
" the officers " the Department of the lnspsrrou
OF B1il,insr in New York For the sppoistmeni
o' rrcasutsfs OF Kings QuecuS kehnond aud
sufok counties. Proviuiug Pay lot the Ere
County Supervisors tor extra service.
Butts PAEtKp Amending lie chsrtor Of tho
New York GuAranty and Indemnity C,mIany lu-
criIorAting The L .richcser Ssvinrs t'aiA. lncof-
porsuug the New York studio Bu liing As-octs-
Ton. Authorizing the Msnutscturers' Bank Of
RrOoklyn To- remove to Ncw York. Enabling ho
trustees ~ the scsmeu's Fund and Rc.res< " bor'
roN money.
The resolution Of thanks To Admiral Porter aud
tea. Terry were adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Fields poye1 that the Attorney -iencral Ia
requested to report what legal authority, N any
the Hudson River Rsitoad Company has Tor dis
continuing their regular passenger trains below
l'Tweuty ninth street, New York, ant ~ ourr1ie
| city horse-rsil~Sy below Twenty -nirth aud
Chambers streets, Tho motion VA Adopted
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As-eu euibly.

Huts No1ICEp.-For a liurcau 81 AsseHsnerlVin
New lotE To incorporate TO h-soulc savings
H,nk. incotporApn{ the East RIVER IOn Gsie
Company 10 incorporate tie New foth Literary
Club. Relative to dc fnshcr Mathew ioai Ahsti-
Il nee society ot Nc~ YORK. To Teh uGte the
height tarin of Express CumpBuies in w State.
To ro, ulAIo tAs i,,A ., tie COunty C.cIk VI New
York.
BILLS lN1Eopt, NJ -fur steam icrryi hctw cen
SAg Haihur aud Grccupoit. 10 nmcud, the char
tcf oi tho Republic tirc insurance tomp !ny. Rot
auyo % h4rsANls IA y. ~ nrA. 10 amend tuo
charter OF tLo ci,y Of Ku,AOtcr.
EyENINa HBsHtoN
The Assembly held = aess.on tius evening, the
special .rLer being the sts,o bounty bill Progr-ss
VAS reported, aud the whole sub,ect INSIDE tho spc-
cial order for tomorrow evening. Governor Fem
ton -'nI u a communication specifying quotas by
Congress- uual Dss-ci,. Adjourned.
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Havana and Mexico.

Important News The Reaction Against
NinxImilinn-Th Church Party Going
over to Ju,rez throwing Diihcuities oi
the Empire. etc.
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Loss About $5O0,O00.
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THt CALL FOR 100000 MEN.
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The Latest News
IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA
FIVE REBEL IRON CLADS
ATTACK CITY POINT.

GREAT FIRE AT BUFFALO.
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the army; think II in the summer Of 1852; lost
can't tell the amount don't think that there any
other place that have gambled In Ihavo not gam
BLEED at little Rock; have played game poker
the Mississippi river about month ago; don't remem-
Der how much lost; lost at that game; first
Severe ~ hemphis, think; had acquaintance with
him until saw him there; played against his faro
bank lost, believe; played at his bank two occa-
sions; lost once and once long ago that
don't recolect whether both times or not that was
think. In the summer Of 1902 my way TO New
York city when stopped at Niagara Falls; was induced
10 come here to play faro bank to gamble @ What in
duced you and what Inducements were held outs A.
Mr. severe and Mr. Keister the parties who induced
York city that might be lucky enough to retrieve
my losses here aud that could have quicker action
on money here than any place they knew Of; scvers
OF gambling, and that I might go in with him. and,
knowing him TO be an experienced gambler BY reputs
were held out @ where and whom wore these in
ducements held out to your A. Chicago about the 9th
OF this month, or later. Did you agree with seviers
porariIy did. Q Was that agreement existing when
you arrived at the Falsf A. Yes sir o why did you
his mone om Ss os sSs s'
great suspense and anxiety in reference TO tho results OF
this temporary business with me- and knowing that my
Dufnesa was being neglected. and that parents 81
Cneanad would be very anxious see and hear from
mo and bang anxious to get through with It, deciding
@ be y ny : oSSd rs
ece The suspense Of going to Now York city 10 gamble
who proposed that you should gamble with sevisrs
posed ~ A. Keister; he said that sevisre had twenty
thousand dollars thirty thousand dollars and that
would be policy TO open faro bank 70. him 2 DID you
OF gambling with Seviere than you have last statedf
did in regard to the cards to be used In the game;
in my possession; nothing else that recoect Of; had
one pack Of cards only; !had NO gambling tools.
The further hearing Of the case was adjourned until
Stewart appeared counsel for the complainant and
Recorder Smith conducted the case for tho defence