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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

STOCKS YEsrERDAY.-The operations
in the San Francisco Stock Market, for a
week past, have been surprisingly active
and for first-class stocks the prices have
been very encouraging to holders. The
wires over the mountains being down yes
terday, we failed to get our dispatch; and
we therefore quote from the telegram re-
ceived by the Virginia Union, the transac-
tons at the Bay yesterday:
Two feet Yellow Jacket sold at Sl.7SO
8 Savage, 1861, $50; IL Crown Point,
99O9l ,0lO; IL Uncle Sam, 320@340; 356
Burning Moscow, 53@55; $4,000 Green
backs at 494c.; 80 Burning Moscow, $54;
40 sierra Nevada, Sl9@l9 so; 425 Buck
eve, 4(94 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

TTHE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO make
/ arrangements for the proper celebration OF
ST. Patrick's Day in Gold HILL wishes to inform
the public generally that sermon on "The Life
and Labors of the Saint will be delivered in ST.
Patrick's Church, Gold Hill, by an eminent Di.
vine from California
The Committee wishes also TO state that q
GRAND BALL (as has been long since an
nounced) Is 10 take place in the evening, the pro-
ceeds of which shall be appropriated TO the lqui'
dation of the debt of ST. Patrick's Church.
1t is confidently hoped that every irishman'
feeling az be ought, a pride In the INDUSTRIOUS
manifest his interest In behalf of the only Church
dedicated TO the Saint in this new State ana re.
mote region of the globe. NM ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

THE BULL. BEAR, FRoG AND BROTHER
JONATHAN. The poem with this quaint
title, which appears on our first page to-
day, is by local poetizer, and is the best
thing we have read, 10 these many days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

RECORDER OF YIReINIA.-J. D. Mea-
CHER, ESQ, is very highly endorsed by the
Bar Of Virginia for City Recorder, to be
voted for a. the ensuing election. Alder
man Brennan and Recorder Davenport
are also candidates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

LIrERAruRE.-Godey's Magazine, and
all the latest Eastern pictorial and other
papers, by the last steamer, have been re-
eeived by Messrs. Chubbuck & Phelan, at
the Post Office News Depot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

FOURTEEN hundred of the rebel prison.
ers confined at Elmira are between four
teen and eighteen years old. Many of
them are just learning TO read.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

JuDeE BRocxwAr, of the Eleventh Judi
cial District, California, has decided that
greenbacks are not legal tender for fines
imposed by the Courts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

Cor TIRED. - leck Coryell has got
tired of the thankless Office of Alderman
Of Virginia City, and declines re-elec-
ION, His head is level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

Flora TEMPLE, the queen of the turf, is
at Philadelphia-somewhat gray, but look
ing bright as three year old colt. She is
twenty years old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
Dividend.

Dividend.
DISSOLVED, THAT DIVIDEND No. /, OF
II seveuty-hve dollars (S75) upon each and eV'
cry share of the capital stock of the
yellow Jacket Silver Mining Com
pany,
il hereby declared payable at the office OF the
company on and nfter the 9th inst.
RESOLVED. That parties declaring their div
blends paid in San Francisco, California, con re-
ceive them ut the Bank of California by notifying
this Office of such desire.
Transfer Books will be closed from the Sd TO
the 7th inst All stockholders desiring the divi.
dends on their stock paid regularly hereafter In
San Francisco, will send their certificates TO the
Office Of the company, 20 be registered 'ccord
ingly, which will insure the payment of any div.
idends acc-uing oil the stock in san Francisco,
without further notice. until such orders be re-
scinded by order of the Board of Trustees.
WIN. II. WATSON,
Secretary Yellow jacket S. NJ. Co.
Gold Hill March |, 1865 mh2 M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

DUKE DE GwIN.-A New York CORES
pendent of the San Francisco Cal, writes
as follows concerning this old traitor.
The luke" has evidently not ground
his Sonora ak as sharp as the chivs of this
coast had expected, and some of them will
perhaps .arry little longer before going
to OWNS "land of promise" Read the
following:
II heard Of this venerable old sinner.
direct, a few days ago, through DIR.
Edwards, of your city. who saw him
few weeks previously in the CITY of Mex
leo, where he has been for the last siS
months, trying to get on withMaximilian,
but can't. Gwin is strongly backed by
Napoleon. but Macmillan seems averse
to giving him Sonora. He (Gwin) wants
that place as a refuge for Secessionists-, a
sort of sewer to drain off by. Building
sewers suits Gwin, for sach work is dirty
and dark. His family agesin Paris. Maxi
milan will not see Gwif."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
THE AVALANCHE.

The Richmond Enquirer, the bully
boaster of the Confederacy, is terror
stricken at the situation. 1t says, "Sher-
man is rushing through the Carolinas like
an avalanche" This use of term which
is synonym for irresistible force and de-
molItion of all obstacles, shows how hol-
low have been the late boastings of the
Richmond press. The wild shneks for
jeff. Davis to assume despotic power, and
"arm the slave without authority of law"
are the last mad rawlings Of despair. The
idea of opposing the veteran legions of the
nation with any class of hastily armed raw
troops would be hopeless, but when those
raw troops are negro slaves, and the enc
my are the hosts of freedom. the thought
is sheer madness. This confession of the
inability of the rebel armies, as at present
constituted, to check the laundering course
of the avalanche" is the knell of treason
tolled from the bells of the rebel capital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

The amount of greenbacks in circulation
decreased. over five millions OF dollars
from October /, 1864, to January 10, 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
Z. RUHLISG n. VS. MCCULLOUGH.
E. HING & CO.,
-...' BANKERS.
Granite BUILDING, b street, opposite Tay.
lor street, Virginia, y. T.

DRAW AT SIGHT ON:
Hentsch & Berion, :ii'i San Franeisco
Sell Exchange at Sight or Time, on
De Rham & Co., New York
Morris, Provost d. Co.; London
Hentsch, Lntscher & Co., iiiiiii Paris
Lutteroth g. Co., i:stttf; Hamburg
Ientsch & CO., :iIiiti'if'ii Geneva
PURCHASE AND MAKEADvANCEs.ON Bull
Make advances on Silver and Copper Ore for ship
Deposits, special or otherwise, received; Collec.
TONS made, and all other business connected with
na ocS n =. RUHLING 4 co
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
Clinton g. Hubbs Gold and silver

Clinton g. Hubs Gold and Silver
Mining Company.-Notice is hereby given, thu.
in accordance with the laws of Nevada and the
bylaws of the company, there will be sold at
public auction to the highest and best bidder for
gold coin, in front of the cOmpany's office Gen.
treville House,, in the town Of Gold HILL county
of Storey and State Of Nevada, on TUESDAY,
the twenty. eighth day of February, A. D. 1862
between the hours of 12 N. and P. NJ, so many
shares of the capital stock Of the above named
company, standing in the names of the following
persons, as will pay the assessments now due
thereon, together with costs of sale and ADVERT.
sing:
Names. Certs. ss any;
David Vermilyea ........H.... 81. s225 90
NJ kirkpatrick ITO, Ill, ll2 200 =.
VIM Rhodes. 80. lis, lI6ll7I 20 $50
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
J. y. WINNIE, Secy.
Gold Hill, Jan. 80, 1865. ja30 I'd
The above sale is postponed until THURS
DAY, March Both, 1865, at the hour and place
above named by order the Board of Trustees.
1nh2 I'd J.p. WINNIE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
REMOVAL.
Notice of Diviflend.

ITA MEETING OF TRUSTEES OF the
"A Confidence Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
pany, held this day. dividend es % 3Sf per
Bile at the company's Office, IN Gold Hill, on tho
LIST day Of March, 1858
mil " THEo. 4. HALE, ssc'y pro tenn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
Found Dead Indictments Gold
Attempt TO Murder.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH To THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02


MEMPHIS, Feb. 24.-The Bulletin of this
morning says the rebel leaders lately
issued orders to have all detachments OF
their troops in West Tennessee, together
with such conscripts as they have gathered,
sent South without delay. We have rea-
son to believe large portion of the rebel
forces lately about Memphis have already
gone. Their destination issaid to be Mo-
bile.
A railroad raid into Arkansas devel-
opes the fact that much suffering exists
from scarcity of food. .........
CAIRO, Feb. 26.-Taylor army declare
there is no intention on the part of the
rebel authorities to abandon Mobile, as
that city has always been depot Of arms
and military material of all kinds, and that
cannon and supplies recently taken to
Selma formed no part OF the armament
and stores intended for the use OF Mobile.
The rebels believing Selma will be assailed
soon. are trying to put it In gooa defensive
condition without weakening Mobile, and
the same correspondent says the report
that Forrest has twenty-five thousand men
is untrue He hasnot over'twenty thou
sand: Dick Taylor and Forrest together
cannot muster twenty-five thousand men.
It's conjectured that one of the two corps
which recently left Columbus, Miss, has
gone to Mobile.
CAIRO, Feb. 26.-Three ironclads have
been stationed at the mouth OF lied River
to Illustrate any raid on that stream into
Mississippi the rebels may design making
and also prevent any rebel troops cross.
ing. 1t is rumored that Brig. General
Meredith has been reinstated.
The steamer Luminary, from New Or
leans the 10Th, has arrived en- route to st.
Louis. Much excitement exists in New
Orleans in consequence of the publicity
given to and exposure made of secret So
cieties, having permanent organization
and regular meetings. Recent develop
ments prove they are ruled by Confederate
sympathizers, whose object is to get po-
litical power-through that power protect
Secessionists in that city from their just
deserts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

Effect of Peace RumOr-DoinRs Of
Rebel PirateS-Duke of Northum-
berIand Dead" JEFF. Davis got IL
all his own Way!!!"-T The Pope
Wrarhy with Mexico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

Charges ut San Francisco Rates.
febl2 H. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
AssAYERs AND BANKERS NOTICES.
a 8 SAY OFFIC f
H. HAR RIS,
ar A. B. PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, EsTABLISHED.A s
i Assayer eight years In California, and for two
years in Nevada Territory Is now at Gold HILL VIII,
promptness and dispatch.
The sun., 1865-10-30
HrO XIV Il.

A GfNERAL JAIL DELNERY-SEyRS GRIM
iSAIs sENTISCED 10 STATE PRIsos ESCAPE
THBoUGn tHE Roor-seven prisoners Who had been
sentenced In the Kings County Court Of Sessions on
Saturday, and bad been remAnded 70 jail for safe
tcepng until they could be transferred 70 SnE Sing
effected their escsp' soine tine during Ssturday
celia IN the upper tier Of the male prison, and Il
seems that an entrance va, gained ioin the outside
through the 1907 The manner ia which the en-.
trance WIS fslnei .Pp.srp 10 10 tLsi The oui.d.
parties mounted the root Ot the Dead Houso, which
adious the jail enclosure on the e sterly sde, and
b. means oil rope i4adef, which wls In some wAy
IA tcHed 10 The top Oi the fence the, mounted. The
teuce 10 brsced aganst ths jail building with heavy
NuJusn b5eni over - h ch gtrr1n can easily walk,
aud thus "a the Tooi OF inst portion IN which
the prlsoGels are onhned. A hole was cut IN
with skeleton kpys On sue. .,Ged In unlocking the
cyl Goots The Prisoners t4en esceped thlUuIh
the GpeIture, ana b. means Of the teaiua and
ggpe LADDER, crossed over and de,cenGed upon the
root OF the 0etdhoute " hch 40 not thAr t.n
feet in he6h ;! hud Jumped nh on tht " ~ ous hhy
street side 4. no ~1.chmAu Hppru' N b. emp oy ed
ia tha jail the paties -tIe ia 10 danger oi being
disturbed \ 'kc.cion key snd the rop' ladder ess
diseuyereI about 0cook Yesterday mornur, vh.cl
the hrs that En0Nu oi 10. occurrence ot tho
uieht previous; The nance oi the prsluef- and Il o
tsrms lor which they wet" teutsuctd, together nth
| The offences OF vm,h tnoy neio conyictel. are "A
follows :tiwa ARD NrNcil, sen, eaced to ~ ycars inn
p-i.unment tor Etteiuut TO Nil; James usnod, IN
! ycaIs mp .ronmeuG tor burGlsrf James Rohnson,
| VILLAIN Hiny Gud A MY S,VF,gs, YEAR iuprys.
onInent each, iUr a,ioinpteu bu.slHrj ~ n IN,
| ioiltry care impusa "nt, ana Thomas D'kteip,
larceny, not seltcnccl The lat tr 40 nave bet
useI Al Situear Agalnst other Igtrs. lAu rCoi OF
he lR - constructed OF thiug put on Ia the ear
lo4 and |. lepresented 10 10 IN dlpia,ed eondi.
! tan.
1Im Posi- OFFICE RoBBERIEs-The young
m,a tA~Ard Peiouso, who is sccused Of sb,tr-ciing
money iiom e;legs coming through ihe Bruo1 IN rosi
Once hI., 1t un4e stood ACKNOWLEDGED als guilt.
but state, that hi petuasion' we.e limited, and that
Sl2U viii coye, the Whole amount taken b. hin.
lScREAsE or NoTERs,--Mr. James Packer
Deputy C,ek OF the Brooklyn Clt Court syos 81,
as the total number Of naturalization paplrs issue,
by tie above Court from the let OF september 70 tht
2sth Of October 1868 inclusive. Last year thre
times that number we're nAturaizsd
BURoLARY.-The liquor s,ors Of AIr. Ihoma
Berry, oSJ Grand street. Z D., was entered earl,
yesIeIdI molnihs and toobei o. 70 " eAsh all
The sun., 1865-10-30

ARRIVED
sIEAMsHIPS- Morning star, New orleans; Bal
tmOre, Washington, ID e. OaFroil, Baltimore; Fair
fa1, AleNandrih FalcOn. Baltimore; Mcclellan, lil-
ton Head; Hslvetla, Liver pool aud Queenitosn "a:
Moneka, Charleston; Louisa Moore, NeWbern, \ e..
sHlPS-Universe, Liverpool, Belle Wood. Iiy'l;
Continental, Cardiff; keppler, Of aud from Hamburg;
j y Wheeler, llsvre; William Stoter, Liverpool.
BARks-Columbia Havre; Acapulco, shanghae.
Sea Ranger, SINGAPORE; West Wind, MirAsOant;
Ale.heA, Antwerp. Energie singapore; Elba, Apa-
achicols; Frei, Rotterdam; } Edourd, Martinique.
BRIGS-PalmA Rio Janeiro: Covsdonra, Havana,
Nile, - lohn-, Y x; Water lily, Rio Grande. -
Jean, Philippe, =; Lizzie lhllinEs st Johns, X.
John II KENNEDY, Black River, Jam; Maria, falt'
Leonard Berry, Bermuda: 10, AmirOs Para; Eastern
osar, BaTbadoes; Fortuna Oporto; Nolan,, Jacmel.
sCHOONLRs- s-ralma, Mobile; Julis Cllnoh, 81
Andrews, y B' Constitution, Mobile; Nios, ~ John,
y Vs. Henrietta, Elzslethpor. for Boston; j A Ryan
Charleston; Alba, Mobile; Mary hershon, Elizabeth
port Tor Providence; SALIVA Boston; Il Benedict
iaptucket for Philadelphia; Nennda, Providence
white Rock, Albany for Nes Haven; y & Brow n
ROcklnd' Andres stswart, Albany ior New Haven;
sos Forer HI Eabe Import for Providence; Mountain
Avenue, Philadelphia Tor Boston; L Howe, Phiia.
dclphia Tor plymouth; Jessie lones, 81 kits w @
Bird, Providence ior ALBANY; Areuoria Newburg fol
Boston; X Forster, Norfolk Mineseta- Philadelphia
The sun., 1865-10-30

ID equsTly vel with her cousins hsy natural tss,s
for tbs bright things Of life was nurtured, snd tbs
dolorous contrast offered BY her fsrehsm liz w~
painfully felt. However, hope 10 . cunning deco
rs.er, and vhIle 10 enabled the ssnguine May "
bear the cherries present. 1t gave glow 70 some
bright future.
tTebs Conffn.sdl
The sun., 1865-10-30

Through ,hs shroudod veil o. eatIl,
l,f,'s ricn cUlors bcan'ng DlghE
Though IN truth of Little worth,
NeG allure visa meteor iight. ."-ON.

Mr Lewis wssA widowsr, with two daughters,
one OF whom WAS marrlel TO a solicitor in l. nlon,
Nary Lister WAS tie orphan child ol mis- SISTER, who
hal married purssr IN the Navy. On Ito deAth
Of both her parents, Nary had been adopted by =
maiden sis,er OF tic purser, living ~ Fare
ham, Sc occasionally pad ys.Is TO Ler
coasins IN Portsmouth,, which, 70 sirl
OF excessive le4uIy, with a considerable love
II animation, was brluiint change 10
size h.d no right to complain OF tha. Her fa.hsr
bsd diod, leaving her Yenuiless; and but for the
charity OF his lar from sluent ss,er, tAe orphaned
Mary would have been destitute. As 1t was, she
WAS only dependent; though perhaps hearing too
much ol this fact when iucliuod g. sysde some OF
ths axactons Of her aunt. W.th MT. Lewis ana
his daughters, she vas great Avor!ts and whsn.
ever sac could be smuggled from Fsrshsm, they
,hoysrsd pspsfu and klDdpeH pp9p be-. prsAr
The sun., 1865-10-30

S-OAg..

GOAL 81 % PER TON, pELIN Erred 10
All pats % the cItn, wtil scIe"ned and vricit
warranted 2i.ul lbs, nom the Wyoming Coal Nard.
cor ilIh IT. and I'm ave 33l
ELuUR-iLOI'R CHEAP FOX CASH.
tAua III, douilr extra -, choice extra al
yer irrrel warranted 1ud de cred nee IN New Ncfs
9r bfo9kiyn' l5' and lod Myrtle ave. II. /. ColLis
lloui store. iu5
The sun., 1865-10-30
NsIs.lEAR

a RMY CLAIM OFFICE-OFFICERS, SOL.
uio and heirs Of deceGred can have al claim a
Whatever unluie calciul} t.luste4 anu ttftled-r..
ucu.ar attenion 10 pay meut Of st.te II. luteg, uL-
nnce of GoVernment hounl.Cs, lac, pc anI c.Othng
hiouey. Apply IN pgJBon OF add ess l.. BRUMh 8
GO, Banke.-, Pax Place 3i
BROWN & co, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
Hsollce' Park Place, tliAnk Gli.tinr. est.b,.sh,d
ioui rtAt. Al nay cluills collected and paid ~
lists are now ready with the amounts. Call OF a.
dIess by letter. 5%-
WASHlNGTON GUARDS-IHE MFW.
w hers s'e rsquested 10 meet OF Mr.. join If.
WINS, sSlh e., het IN and s'h syes on MouG|
evening, oct ath. Those W!sn'p NJ ~ 'oin The cIrc-
pany Will attend - ne to0N, all be clcted "a
AQkRQW, sss, 2SS
The sun., 1865-10-30
Lg,GAB. NOTICES.

CEOTON AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT
10 ContThct0rs- Separate sealed propOsals eanh
endorsed with the title Oi the work for which II NAV
re otried the name OF the bidders and the date n
the .he1ng, viii b. received at this ofce until IL
VclovN A. NJ. Of Friday, Nov. T. lSis for the connie.
ton OF ihD unhpili I'd work thc pr0poled -eWei in
osu m nom en- To- .th aV Bank forms Tor BIDS aud
spc'i't tatou- Ugn he obi or Application to tie
Con- raft Cielk AZ this oilise. ThOe. SIEPHENA
kubi /. DARRAbH A. ". CRAVEN, Croton IA.
boa'", Ne" orL' uct -, lNhH. 81!
ITO IRON FOuNLERS-CROTON A9ueduct
DEPARTMENT. sealed proposals will h. fecoiyci
AZ ms oihcr until u U'coek \ 81, Oi Monday, Octo-
yer 'Otn' 1868 Tor TIE .uIply o tWeutv inch ana q
reeve inCh Ca-t iron SOP Coeki - ire hydrauts,
slo"u 81 "Ayres HyGIsnt." end - ire hydrants,
known - "tohn,s Hydrsuts" SPECIFICATIONS aud
blgnk iorins tgl bids h- ult med on sppicaiou a
ny oilce. THOMAS SrIPdESS, ROBERT l.
iiAtkASH, A. ", CRAN ~, Croton Auueiucs
hoard. New horA, Oct. 18th, lSG,. $40
The sun., 1865-10-30
Too Late for Classification.

PRIESTS HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
- pIice FIFTY CENTS per Boz. For sale by
Druggists generally. m
GOOD OPERATORS ON SHIRT FRONTS,
VI With or without their own machines, on steady
work all winter. 2l6 Canal st, % floor. $40
OPERATORS WANTED - BEST PRICES
OpAid. Apply at 40 Eichih ave. 3s0
NNANrED A III SHELMAN. JOHN
w HARRADAl, 800 Bloadway, room Il. 81
NJ NANTED-FINISHER THAT CAN Make
w button holes, on me SHOP coats Inquire all
tn eek, ~ Delaney ST. Let toor, font rootn SO
WANTED - SO fINlSHtRS. 20 BAlSr-
w err, pre,rmen, ou Gu tom aud shop pants
work given out to .Vod hands o TN sh. on good Ie.
concentrations. Call all the week " ll2 New Canal
II. l.. SMITH. SiG
C0O0-FOR SALE THE STOCK AND
cow az'ures Of lager bier saloon. Apply st
cor Charlton and Hugson, Us
The sun., 1865-10-30
SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOL THE MAGNIFICENT
u ship HARVEST Of Ek$, VAL sail Nov. lst, kavs
ing sup. T,or accommodations deck Tor passags
nIpy on hoard, Pie 20 Ea,t River, or 10 kOCli
BIOS COFFEf, ia rni li5 south n s2l
DA>SAGE FROM AND 10 LIVERPOOL
= and London-By tho Oli rlack Star Lne.-F1,
For london-E. W. S1i son sails on Oct 81.
Tor i-4s4.e apply 10 WILLIAMS GCIUN, ~ Fnlt0s
~. 3ua
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
- - po1l-HELNkflA Nov 4Gh. Cabin pa,sae.
sH,; .teciage $50, payable IN currency. Applv ~
WILLIAMS al ION, 70 Biosdsov. "a
The sun., 1865-10-30
Personal NOCaCEN.

INtoRMATlON WANTED or Mr.. CIIAS.
ppNHAi~E. lie will hear oi SON, triug 10
interest =. cAine at tho sun Dhiru Tor lester. G
The sun., 1865-10-30
SAVINGS BANsAs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANk, CORNER
OF lith a. and sih ANeuue--upeu daily, from 70
.f. Nedn, dsyt aud Saturday, tom 10 T.,
" hN peg cent. later, =, nee from GoycInment tax
lbpo-ii. made on or before nov. 1st. will draw IN.
ie..,t ,Io'n that date. THOMAS CHRlsTY, Pres.
II. II. ~ lI- Sec'y. So
The sun., 1865-10-30
MARINE NEWS.


Oct so--s Rl.s. gs-s.s.u, Cs--H w.eroa is
The sun., 1865-10-30

EOR SALE FOR WANT Or USE-lO or
/! hr'' cass work horses. it for down town car,
the uiic' oi Peoples Ice Co ~ W. 2l,t -, bet sh
and 9th ava, aitcr O'clock, until sold. kEIILY b
GREEN gQs
The sun., 1865-10-30

CARRIAGES, SIElGHS, HORSES, AND
" harress selling oil, the large stock OF the King.
20 Carriage ictor rso 20 hand ttock OF carr ia.es
sad hores, Leen used 10 livery, At 10 Nev.ns ,,.
B.oOElyn s50
The sun., 1865-10-30
HORSES. CARRIAGES. Xc

A VERY CHEAP MARE FOR SALE
Price sbc; suitable for or cart; res.on for
-.ling no more work. Call Al stable No l34 John .
ton 81, near Dufsd n, RrOOklyn, before Q ocloc q
"a Gi., or after o'clock p M. 42p
The sun., 1865-10-30

FOR SALE ONE BAY TEAM, l5{
hsnd- high; will work in single or double nsrne,s
.aidie pony aud one ,Arge, strong work horse; viI
ig -"il chtAp. Alply NJ the Livery stable, No. -
iLIlllton ". 1872
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-09-14
Wanted---a Printer.

Wanted-a printer, says cotemporary
Wanted a mechanical curiosity, with a
brain and fngers-a thing that will set SO
many type day-a machine that will
think and act, but still machine-a be-
ing who undertakes the most systematic
and monotomous drudgers, yet one that
the ingenuity of man has never supplan-
ted mechanically-that's printer.
A printer, yet for all his sometimes
dissipated and reckless habits, worker,
at all times and hours, day and night, sit
ting up in close and unwholesome Of
fee, when gay crowds are hurrying to
the theatres later still when the street
revelers are gone and the city sleeps, in
the fresh air of the morning, in the board
and gushing sunlight, some printer is at
his case, with his eternal and unvarying
click click !!
Click Click the polished types fall
into the stick the mute integers are mar
shaled into line, and march forth as
immortal print. Click and the latest
intelligence becomes old thought prin-
ciple simple idea living sentiment
Click Click from grave to gay of scan
dal, graceful and glowing sentiment
are in turn close by the mute and i'm
pressive fingers of the machine. and set
adrift in the sea of thought. He must
not think Of the future, nor recall the
past must not think of home, Of kind
red, wife, nor of baby, his work lies be-
fore him, and thought is chained to his
copy.
You know him by his works, as your
eyes rest upon those mute evidences of
his ceaseless toll. Correspondents au-
thors and advisers, who scorn the simple
medium of your fame, think not that he
is indifferent to the gem of which he is
but the setter a subtle ray may penetrate
the recesses of his brain, or the flowers
he gathers may not leave some of the fra
GRANGE upon his toll worn fingers. But
when you seek friend, companion, ad-
viser-when you want Judges, Legisla-
tors, Governors and Presidents-O, ye
people advertise
"WANTED-A PRINTER"