Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24
Cleaning. from southern Papers.

GIeaninxs from Southern Papers.
The liza has received bundle of
Southern journals of the latest dates, and
makes therefrom the following selections:
The number Of marriages in the Con-
federacy must be small, judging from the
published lists. Births are unfrequent,
but beats appallingly great.
The Female Humane Association of
Richmond publish their annual report in
the Examiner. The average number of
inmates has been sixty; yearly expenses,
$4,000
Miss Kate Estelle and Maggie Mitchell
were playing at the Richmond theatre.
The Richmond Press copy largely all
Georgia rumors respecting Sherman S
movements.
The Richmond Daily Enquirer is now
furnished TO subscribers for so per an
mum DAILY Examiner for $50 per annum,
and Daily Wing 500 per annum. The
Nero Regime, per contra, only charges tivc
cents per number.
! The people of the South gave theft SOL
diers dinner on Christmas Day.
All news from the Northern States IS
headed, From the United States This
is significant, as acknowledging that the
! South is not "united."
The Richmond Soup House is well pat
ronlzed.
The Wing publishes an evening edition.
That Journal makes light of Sherman's
tr,umphal uarch through Georgia. 1t
saws: The fall of Fort McAllister does
not by any means involve the fall OF Sa-
vannah." Vain delusion. .....
The capture of the Virginia Salt Works
created a great demand for the article in
Richmond.
Board and tuition at the Hollins 1nsti-
tute, payable in provisions. at old prices,
800 per term; in Confederate funds,
| Sl,250. ..... ..f...-
The ENQUIRER has columns of "person-
ais" all desiring information from wives,
husbands, and sons, respecting their
whereabouts. Northern papers are re-
quested to copy.
A resolution has been offered in the
rebel Senate, inquiring into the expedi-
ency of impressing for the public use, coal
miners near the city Richmond.
The sum of $500, only, is offered for the
capture of stolen mule.
One thousand slaves are advertised for,
to be employed on the Richmond and
Danville Railway, and three hundred for
the Piedmont Railroad.
, Itch ointment is very generally adver-
! tised, which shows that the rebels must
sometimes "eome to the scratch y .-.
! Tickets to a vocal and instrumental
concert, given in Richmond on the 18th,
commanded $40. .1rna.
The Richmond Anzeiger is the only
newspaper published in German in the
Confederacy. 1t is daily and weekly
| publication.
A case of "hoop skirts had found its
way into Richmond.
Pine wood was worth $50 per cord in
Richmond on the 18th ult.
Gambling is very severely punished by
the Richmond authorities. ..s
The papers discuss the proposed change
in their rebel rag. The matter was before
the Committee on Naval Affairs. The
outer half of the field is to be changed to
a red bar, extending across the width.
G. w. Gillian offers 500 reward for
the return of his dog. ,g. .s.
Arrests of rebel officers were made for
trading with Yankee prisoners.
The Hendersonville Times office adver-
tises for an editor, too feeble to be a sol
der, of moral habits, and " sound on the
goose" ,f@..-.u
Advertisements are inserted in the
Raleigh Confederate at 50 square OF ter 9
lines. , 81 ,t.llG,
Gen. Laley is announced by the Lynch
burg Vrqinidn as having been assigned &c
the command of the rebel reserves IN the
Valley. The commandant at Stannton l;
Col. James Fl. Skinner. -r.
The cadets of the Virginia Military In
stitute are to report at the Richmond
Aims House. r.,
The papers coolly assert that Hood, Al
Franklin, gained crushing victory over
Thomas. es---a.g .s.s. R.ra .3la.
Some of the papers are anxious thai
Gen. Joe Johnston be reinstated.
The rebel soldiers in the Richmond
camps are suffering greatly for bread. Int
men don't get pound each OF eorn-me e.
per diem. o -, 80. ~, s.s..r......
The Charlotte Bulletin has the follow,
ing practical appeal to rag-meh an'
women: -. ,..-r. b.
Save your rags, and save your tags .r
Il Save your good for nothing bags sr5.T
Bring them to this Office soon
Bring them morning, eve, or noon, ,...
The same paper favors the employment
of slaves in the army.
The Knoxville Register is now publish
ed at Bristol (Tennessee). We have be
; fore us copy dated l4th December.
One Snapp offers reward of $40 TO
. the apprehension of the man who stole nj
blue, Yankee overcoat. EaH
The Register processes to believe tina
Hood viii compel the evacuation by IN
) Yankees of East Tennessee. y
An of the rebel papers received look q
, d;nsy as the walls Of bar-room OF Tn
Revolution. Many are miserably Prlnte'
= on half-sheets of brown paper.
. c-~,p,c Cannon salt Is q Chord