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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09


By order of the Board Of Trustees.
J.W. THOMBS, Secretary
Gold Hill. Nevada, Dec l9, 1864 de2o I'm
The above sale is hereby postponed until MON
DAY, january 23d, 1865, between the hours OF II
". and Ar By order ofthe Board OF Trustees
J.w. THoMBs, ses'y;
Gold Hill, Jan. l9. 1865. jalstd
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
the 18th day of January, 1865 at the same honr
and place. By order Of the Board OF Trustees
ja23td J. W. ThoMbs' Seey'
The above sale is further postponed until MON
DAY, the 10th day Of January, 1865, at l2 o'clock
noon. at place above named. By order OF the
Board of Trustees J. w. THOMBS, sec'y:
Gold Hill, Jan. %, 1865. Ja2s 10
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
the 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1862 at IL O'CLOCK
noon, at the place above named.
js3O I'd J. W. IhomoS' o0'y'
The above sale 10 hereby further postponed I'M
til WEDNESDAY, February LIST, 1854,
Between II O'Clock NJ. and 1 p. NJ,
AT the same place as above mentioned. By order
ofthe Board Of Trustees. ,o,,ns s,
ja3l J. W. THohbs' secy'
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY,
Betwe en- IL O'Clock NJ. and P. NJ,
at the same place as above mentioned. by oruer
of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, Feb. /, 1865. lei ID
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY
February 9Th, 1865,
Between ID O'Clock, NJ. and i Z. vi.
at the same place as above mentioned by ofoer
of the Board Of TrusteeI .,,,s s......
'' wv. THoABs, Secretary;
Gold HUI, Feb 3, 1865. les ID
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
February It'll, 1865,
Between IL O'Clock, NJ ana IL Z. W.
at the same place al above mentioned by oruer
of the Board Of Trustees ,,,o,,po a..,-
Gold Hill, Feb. 6, 1865 49,. ieo-'d
The above sale is further postponed un'i ~ Ed
NESDAY, the eighth day OF February 1902 ~
the hour and place above named.
WV A By order Of the Board Of Trustees;
h7e ' ''u'' " w. THoMBs, sec'y.
The above sale Is further postponed os until
SATURDAY. The llth day of February 1902 at
the hour and place above named S o. r,,,oo,
fes I'd J. w. tnonDS, oeo y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
NIGHT WORK


.,rA MHprfNo OF TRUSTEES OF THE
"A Conndsnce Cola md Silver Mining Comps-
nv, held thIi day, dlvidend OF p st RI sn1 n,
being 600 PEI loot WI declsfso, aySNCH - .ne
oonPy os' n eq'1a W n TY ~ Sscy.
GA HUI. Jsa. u, ~ !mA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
s25yOOO WORTH OF
DRY GOODS

SELLING AT COST!
At No. 10 South B Street, Virginia City,
IS 1-3 Per Cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
REMOVAL.

NJ ASCHIM HAS REMOVED HIS FASH
ll ionable Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon,
from hia old place at the 81 Dorado, " the corner
Of B and Taylor streets, where hs viii be happy
to meet hiI old friends and cuItomerL ,.
ia13im 80 u. A6CHlA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
nRInonRHr ASSESSMENTS SALES.

Overman Gold and Silver Mining
Compsny-Notice Is hereby given, that In &C.
cordsncs with the laws Of Nevada and the by.
laws Of the company, there viii be sold at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, for gold
coin, in front Of the cOnPsny's Office in the town
Of Gold H GGRsy the s1ss' S 81 ne
Isnnary A n 1855, between the hours of i2 N.
snd4P M 40 many shares Of the capital stock
~ the above named company, standing in the
names Of The following persons, as will pay the
sssessments now due thereon, together with costs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

r IBERrY HOSE COMPANY No. WILL
IL give their
FIRST ANNUAL BALL, .
AT
The The atre Hall,
WEDNESDAY EV'G, FEB'Y 22d, 1858,
WnshInEton's BlrthdayD
~Tiekets (including supper, IS OO-To
be had from the officers and members ofthe Com
pany. ....... ......
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09

ACACh1t % SSSsl-4
Not transferable, TO be had Of members Of the
Company only.
Committee Of Arrangements
Lieut. w A Bourne, Sergeant W L Hoover,
Orderly Serg't Wells, Corpl G w Cleaveland,
Private B Whittemore
Invitation Committee;
VIRGINIA.
Maj. Gen L Van Box Maj n w Wintou,
kelen, Major 7 A Hale,
Brie.Gen A Hovey, Mai Sam wasserman,
Col w l. Van Bokkelen, Capt JOS X Plunkett,
Col Chas A Sumner, Lieut. OToOle,
Cant It G Murphy, Lieut. K ] Hanlan,
Lieut. ] Monshan, Lieut. w Metzgar,
Lieut. Justin Edwards, Hon C NJ Cornell,
Hon Pembroke Murray, Hon A r Coryen,
Hon Bateman, James Root, ..
John Gillie, Homer ) King,
Robt G Graves, JIG Currie,
nc Clark, CB Brooks
w Billet, e r Elliott,
s Rosener Thos O'Brian,
A L Smith, Geo c Croweh
GOLD HILL
Capt J B Winters, Capt V P Wilbert,
Hon John H Mills, Hon W Tozer,
Hon W w Bishop, Hon A Kellogg,
G Maynard re Corey,
Samuel HYATT, EA Gamble.
il Requs, A D Brooks,
VIM Hale, w H Lee,
p ID Headley L S Bowers.
CARSON.
Governor H G Blssdel, Adyt.Gen H Russell
Hon Lance Nightingale, Hon G n Noteware,
HIM E Rhoades, Hon N thompson
Hon Fred Hutchins, Hon W Haines,
CAMP NYE.
cantain r C PAYNE, Lieut. VIM Clark,
Cantain A h Wells, Lieut. A Wilkinson,
Lieut. John Littlefeld. Lieut. Joel Wolverton.
s.ae.' FORT CHURCHILL
Major Chas McDermit, Surgeon X Q Aescnam'
Capt A N Runyon, Lieut. d vsnderhoof
Capt VIM Wallace Lieut. G Lansing.
SILVER CITY.
Captain Stephen Terry, N P Sheldon.
Captain A Pike; A Koneman;
Captain D McGowan, Joseph Trench.
Captain Thos Cummings, H G Blanchard
Captain Baker, 5 t Teet,
WIN Stewart. Samuel Forsee
Reception Committee.
CRed Rosettes.) ..... 1884,.
Lieut. w A Bourne, o. Sergeant Jes Wells,
Sergeant Frank Reed Lieut. G. w. MetIgar,
Corporal g w Cleavland Sergeant w Davidson,
Private Chas Fish, Private Frank Ward
Floor Managers.
white Rosettes.) .-.F ...
Lieut. O C Pratt, Sergeant w L Hoover.
Private B Whittemore, Private Frank Sporting.
Floor Director. =. Capt. G. @. Warner
n Dancing to commence at 81 o'clock: pre-
clsely. IeS "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09
CLOTHING AND H1sGELLANBous.
Rally !! Every One !!

OlO1nl0U AM -.
Rally /! Every One I!
II EFT TT BE CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD.
~ without doubt, that z HARRIS, the popu.
las olOthisr Of Gold Hill Il selling out bis large
md extensive stock in trads-
AT SAN FRANCIsCO PRICKB:
Merchants throughout the country arc invited
% give him call II they want to got cheap and
nns toodS, Of Tie latest style.
single taits vili b. sold to private customers for
fhiRTY DAYS ONLY ..g ssr
An you Gents who want to replenISh your
WARRIORS q alcw figure, don't lose this opportu.
nifty.
~ The Fixtures and Good WIN Of tho Store
WIN be sold at bargain. ~ '''' A' -.
Apply TO-
7is 3. HARRIS, .2
Gold Hill..--.Next to Evening News once.
BIue BIankets-.......--..-.-.. 90
Best California 10 lbs. Blankets. 90
Beaver DoubIe Over.C oats, good quail
ity......-,.,.............. 20
General Hogan's Zouaye Ca1s----....-.1 SO
Very Heavy Knit Neck ComfSrters. L 50
200 PRS Fine French Calf Boots. %
Our Best Nailed BsSts, per pair-.....-S 90
Best Cashmere Pants in the Stately %
Coed Linen Dusters and Coats..-......1 rs
Home.Knitted Socks, Der doz.....-....4 %
Extra superAue ToD-sole Bsots......6 90
Shaker Shirts and Drawers, arst Sual.
tty .....-..----.--------.'----~ -
Mailed Boots. ...--.-...-..---....'..--'fV W
Business COafs. "
Boys HatS..--...--.--............ ID
BrOEan ----.....-..-.......-..-..1 10
Velvet .----..--.-..-.......--..5 W
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, .....--.--.-..2 90
California Flannel Overshirts,. --......2 -
Grey Overshirts.. ..-.......-.--..--:-......1 70
Un0of1hIkL1 Auu OEA"OE' oAOy e~N
white ...-.-..---.---.-....-.....A -
Hats, all col0rs, W
Cotton Half.Hose, per dozen........---9 %
Working Pants, .--.-..----.----..-.-...---@ ~
Fine Cashmere Pants, ..-.-...-.....-.---3 %
Blue Pilot Shirts. %
Heavy Overconts.-.......-....... "
suusrior Business suits. .26 50
Superior Business Suits, light color .26 90
Cloth Caps, all colOrs. 10
Gents Cavalry ots-.-.-..---.--.--.--.-6 %
Wooden Hose, per dOzen....-..---...-.-20 %
French Calico Shirts ..-.....,-..........-l 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-09

And In fact all kinds Of Dry Goods at the lowest
prices, being DESTROYS of closing business in
March The inspection of my Goods ID respect.
fully invited
Remember the plsee-No. 10 South B street,
Virginia
feS If AhS. A. L. IRWIN
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

GLsNN's THrATRE-Jupiter Pluvius, and his brother
old Tonnans though not star actors but dwoers among
the stars played the management scurvy trick on Mon
day evening for lust az several thousand ladies' were
arranging their waterfalls to attend the Theatre, the
water began to fall most drenchngly and the thunder to
roll most loudishly This was evidently all spite on
the part Of those twin dsturbrs of pleasure for after 1t
got to be too late for the play the clouds disappeared tho
sky cleared up and the shone forth bright and
beautiful making night lovely and cheerful But there
good audience nevertheless, and the play went OIL
ceverly enough.
Mrs Fred Meek's Rose Fielding calculated to draw
tears from stocs Her styles intellectual and the meth
cd of her skul and refined In the reading Of the
fatal letter. her anguish overwhelming, and 80 natu
raj that could scarcely realize she was merely acting
part There is sweetness in the moduations OF her
voice that ia in the highest degree winsome for its pa
thetc depths and meodious infections.
The Luke Fielding of Mr.. Harry Gossin was slightly
different from that of Couldock, and othors whose names
appear in osentatous types upon the bills but il
was equal power and patos to the best He is good
actor albeit little uneven in some things. The scene
where he discovers that he is "himscl the dshonered
father" powerful exhibition Of the deep and terri
BILE anguish of fond aud dotng father, who in mo-
ment sees scattered to the winds all the fond joys of
life time, and feels the first rude blasts Of the cutting
storm of the worlds cold plying sympathy 1t was very
fne-barring blunder two caused by want of suf-
cent rehearsal Mr.. Coleman's Col. Vanguard, Jerry
Taylors Sir Richard and Mr. Ferris villain, very fine
performances, while Marston's Bubblemere was Of
course as funny as he could make it; and in his
triumphant rounds with Mr.. ABeckett, he came in
for various rounds of applause Mrs Marstons "Meg'
was handsomely doneand the Yorkshire dialect fell.
swectly and trpplngly from the little end of her tongue
as IL it had been native and to the born there
Mrs. Reynolds part was not very important one-but
as Lucy she filled necessary character in the piece with
becoming grace and modesty. All did WE'LL first
tempt and we would like to the play again after the
rough edges get off little The comedy of Naval
Engagements we did not wait for--havng holy horror
of pro,ne old Admrals and Tom Conlns--they swear
horrible, and chew tobacco vulgarly.
Last night Waiting for the Verdict the play, bu
the public must wait awhile for opinion of this
sensation. They must wait for our verdict.
Tonight to have the great play of Jack Cadc
This was written for Ned Forrest by Judge Conrad o
Philadelphia, and with stirring incidents of the
great Kentish rebellion, which only second to our
recent struggle 1t was especially intended for dis.
play of Forests great powers ragcdian and Mr..
Gossn will tonight show how near he can approach,
the Jupiter Tonnans Of the American stage.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Fun AHEAD-Wc are promised some rare sport to-day
at Folgcr Cartwright Co.'s great sale of unclaimed
unbroken packages. In order that readers may un
derstand where the laugh in, will particuarze
These gentlemen have received from Adams Express
Company some three hundred packages boxes barrels
kegs trunks, demjohns, etc. which, having been for
warded by that Company failed to reach their
and after lying for the required legal time in the Office
oftho Company, to be sold to pay the charges TIT
sale is Of course without reserve and as the packages
have never been broken, will know what he has
got whether prize or blank, box of cogniac or
hundred thousand dollars worth of ewery till he pay.
for the box and opens it, and then the treasure will be
all his own The time for the laugh will be when the
packages are opened The sale will be exciting interest
ing and quite as amusing circus It is lottery in
which every ticket is price, everybody should take
chance The sale will come off at II O'clock in front Of
Folger, Cartwright Co.'S auction rooms, No. 20 Wide.
Water street.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Things are changed-ain't they?- The
pair made fine appearance, and the
lady filed the saddle well.
What is the matter with your Post
Office? Papers are three days old when
they reach us. I understand that your
mail closes at 8 p. A., and that no morn
ing mail is made up for Richmond
Here, things are pretty much so, too.
How would it do to invite the Postmas-
ter Generals attention to these griev-
ances? Drop him line; but if you
think him too busy with general affairs
of State, state the matter to Mr.. McClel'
Ian. IfV
The weather is fearfully hot, and your
correspondent leaves tonight for Wash.
lngtOn. CAIo'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06
The Courts.

MILITARY Cog9T-samuel James (coloredl charged
WIN assault ana battery on his wio, was sentenced r.
pay nn n, Of siC VI, CT fifteen days Imprisonment.
Perkins (colorede pleaded guilty The plea was
by the Court and accused fined S.
Dennis Dance t3lored charged with drunkenness and
dsooeence OF orders at Contraband Hospitals pleaded
Hard Labor Prison. '"''' an NV
Violet Norfeet !colore charged with assaultine Nh
RIA Brown. Each fined IS to serve ten DAYS In the
guard house. "'s Az 'ue
Daniel Dazden tcolored) charged with an assault with
sou ceore rape on the person of Betty john
son .Vooreul fornd guilty and sentenced TO twenty
Jays athard labor in the Hard Labor Prison.
HusTIses CounT-,fortsmouth- Court was en-.
gagged yesterday in the examination of Smith, CHARGED
n te murder Of Houghton, of the Chcopee near the
iard gate, on the 10th of July last The motion
counsel before the Circuit Court to waive
tS ,na'ion was overruled by tho Judge consequently,
c etAam,naton was continued, before the JInstnas
S we predict that the prisoner will be DISCHARGED
the at tune has FULLY developed he committed
unfortunate act purely in selfdsfence
brsaa6 !. CouRr - James Ormsby. CHARGED with
discharged peace Case not sustained and accused
Y Cavalry emerson discharged soldier of the Goth
loney, was comm;,,. with stealing buggy from D. Ma.
before the ms arrested by the night police were sent
Several n,hau aiy authority for trial ' "eie SSH
and less to the po 81 minor Importance to the public
by the Court dmis.sa On; but upon investigation
MAYORS CouRr Port,mo,,,1
arragned for acting book sgem, Mearson was
y au tho facts in that bar ssr, II
John Gender, arraigned for a,lo,nea. NJ
at large in violation Of law was fined 10 JUS horse to
John McHugh, srraignsd for selling ,,,,.
measure without license, fined $40 "quor by the
Violet Nordeet colored was arrested =,
Maria Brown colored charged with assault Of
Turned over to military authorities -no battery.
Thomas Edwards was arrested on eom,,.,.. 80
Carhart for throwing stones at his house and VIM
Thomas Edwards being minor his parents were rssy
10 give surety In the sum Of two hundred io,IS feq
Keep the peace and be Of good behaviour for the y
. one year. William y Carhart bound over 10 ~ Sa
John Harmon arragnsd for selling liquor to bs dr,n
y tas prsnirss WITHOUT hcsnss, ws Hnsa So F"r1
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

The LAST PIECE OF THE OLD CoNaRrss-on Monday af
ernoon the steamer Harvest towed into port the last
piece of the old Congress- weighed forty tons at rough
estimate and was suspended to her monster derrick ca
reening the Harvest over to sdeby its
weight Capt Lowry, the efficient superintendent Of
transportation of the Quartemasters Department sent
several tugs to the assistance of the Harvest and she was
towed with her heavy drag to the Navy Yard The piece
lowed up was part of the counter of the old gate We
are informed that several pieces ogod and silver were
found sdherpg to the wreck good prospect as they
say in California that may be found on closer
scrutiny We most truly hope so ifit will remunerato
the enterprising wreckers
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Wesuppose that in the economy ofna-
ture, it is necessary thatjust SO many per-
sons should die, or be slain each wear
AS the war is ended, and we are thereby
deprived of one of the principal means
of carrying out this very humane and
necessary provision of natural law,
some other means, had to be adopted.
This will account for the increased num-
Der of murders, deaths by accident, sui
cides, horrible railroad slaughters by
land, and terrible disasters at sea. The
people must be killed somehow, If they
won't die naturally in their beds and
we don't see that the manner of Their
taking off makes much difference.
Those journals that persist in blaming
railroad and steamboat men, who are but
the innocent instruments in the hands
of fate, we trust will take a more reason.
able and philosophic view of the matter
and at once apologize to these much
wronged people. The New York
World..owes them most abject apollo
gy, for it has had the temerity to accuse
these irresponsible agents of the "insa-
tiate archer" with cold blooded murder!
How could they help it, if fate decreed,
that the people should be lost at sea, or
smashed to death in railroad cars? ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

The receipts from internal revenue
on Saturday Last, amounted to 81, S5s, 1894
Os, being about $74, geo less than the re-
ceipts of the previous day friday, and
greater than any other day yet, save
Friday.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

TIE MAerSrA.-This new steamer, to run in connec.
ton on James River, with the line left on her first
trip yesterday morning for Richmond, with q goodly
number of passengers and large load Of freight The
City of Richmond failed to touch at Portsmouth and
number of passengers were thereby left. II
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Wear informed, on good authority,
that the Paymasters and other disburs-
ing officers of the Government, in Nor
folk, have received orders to withdraw
their deposites from the LIST National
Bank, and place them in the Exchange
National. ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

fRE.-on Monday night, about half past eleven
O'Clock, fre broke out in the stable Of Mrs NJ A. Null
hardo situated on York street and before the engines
could get supply of water the stable was burned to the
ground Another and conclusive proof that water is es
senal to put ont fires The cterns in the noghborhood
could not afford supply. l
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

All communications relating to business matters CON
pected with This paper should be addressed to +. M
Brown Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matte and all correspondence intended for the
raner sbould be addressed to John Clark, Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Co-This necessary essential for comfort during the
winter has gone up at the NORTH in consequence of
interruption in the transportation on one of the prnci
pal Canals Our citizens should therefore not fail to lay
in their supply at once.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Newsmen and nowsboys desiring papers will please
have their orders at tho countingroom the evening pre-
yious, before six o'clock.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Advertisers are requested to hand in their adverse
ments before six o'clock in the evening" previous to publ
cation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and Statoners arear-
thorizei agents to sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
# with them will be attended to the same as if left at
he ofHee of publication.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06
Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Sept. s.

JEFF Sinclair, "a Twin x weggtzel. Lancaster Penn
F d"pPs nnisy q geo re WSite sals
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NC Il A Mills, Bait, s r Suit, Richmond; NJ s Dayis
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Jas Floyd, Accomac, Va; 4 @ R Wells, Va. v 8
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06

s. M. Pettergi Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06


SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE As
PORT OF NORFOLK, SEPTEMBER g.
ARRIVALS.
Schooner Spy, Ryder, Boston.
Schooner Wild Cat, Skies, Alligator river. - A "a.
Schooner Amanda, Twiford Fairfield N. C. = IN
Schooner Helen Mar, Wines, Philadelphia. = 2
Schooner Convoy, Carter, Portland,
Sloop Chart, Wonls, Little river ss,ssg-
Steamer james T. Brady, lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Colyer. McCarrick, Richmond.
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond. ~ h
. DEPARTURES.
Steamer Clarion Morse, Williamson, N. c.
Steamer Favorite, Rogers, Suffolk.
Steamer Clinton, Slocun Conyack.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon Baltimore
Steamer City of Richmond, Powers, Richmond.
Steamer Magenta, Banlsir, Richmond.
Steamer James T. Brady, Lands, Baltimore.
Schooner s. 7. Garrison, Forgee, New York.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-06
FROx RICHMOND.
THE PRISONS AND POINTS OF
INTEREST, WITH SOMETHING
ON OTHER THINGS.

Correspondence Of the Norfolk Post.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03
NO m0RE lNDlOTMKNTs roR
TREA6ON.
Important charge or n Tsanes.ee

From the Nashville Banner, Oct. 20
We were forcibly struck on Tuseday l n.I
wtththe charge Of His Honor judge Tyigv 10 =,
the Grand Jury twas throughout 3 straieht.
forward snd manly exposition OF their dnfies
Bat there was one portion especially which
Impressed ~ who heard IT, Il Was In. sub
when We lass met, this country vss N !.
state Of war. The, great conflict then " vso;n,
was the theme Of every circle, both l,ubIic s,3
I1sate Now. we arc In q state Of peace M
TIE OBJECT Of all b 70 regteee, sociefv - ~ -.
9lnsl ossia The subject Of treason VA ,tSsn =
prominent b ON. deliberations. Nov h 4 ~.
aeoe4 zby the fa1lcsl change ia. the cossdits -
q Tie country. 1hRease no IonSss, s,s- =
2e1: Not single one y g .be f11nd .1;tl ~
ne broed limits Of Jthes Americsn nnion' All
&c dlsp0eed 70 psace, law and order. and The
you apon thh happy clsnee 7 have no chsrce
U&ve yQ0 nPoa 0enbje st G 1easou.s s r..
spsre va eomethipg peculisFly sstfilin9 in
such ianguaee from . conf whose fles were =
fun q mdictmsnfs, md wHitS IA len c3Po &
peneo a tee discharge 81 e dtfy. bnt Z ~
moneoe egH to dHe1h With elaboeateaeeD nSli
9 $500 upon the IAV4f tpeason. Aua vho
i assse ss sds%ss e g! 6:t es5
ned $500 ! --'.;7[ 80 - :'s's
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03

rsces ~ most1v ~. 49, n,s3S Ine out.
scsinst - ne~sc "a -. s venoaoing wmses
the non sjsyeSc dino xSits. neGroaspeeS
The negro Mi Va 1fh &,s,ss Y.sl
whom be does not hate rsthsr ~. NE mss ~.
non elsxehoddln9 Whita - I'm ~ 49, Nt9 -
Uniyersai S1ffnge Voud ms s s. 49, .nase
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