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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05


vUyHE HORSE IN THE STABLE AND THE
: Il FIELD, by j. II. Walsh, (Stonchenge) editor
of Tho Field" with lis ongrarings, London,
$500.
FERNS: BRITISH AND FOREIGN, with a
treatise on their cultivation Hy Jno. Smith, A. L..
S., London. Numerous illustrations. $3.50.
SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF FARM Gull
TIVATION, by James Duckman, Lonlon. $500
WASTE PRODUCTS AND UNDEYEL0pED
SUBSTANCES: or Hints for Enterprise in Neg
cctel Fel.ls. by p L. Sim :aonds London. $780,
TIE USES OF ANNALS TO NAN, by E.
Larkester. VI. D., F. K. s.. London. Sl.75.
POPULAR LECTURES on FOOD, by Lam
kes,er. london. Sl.1i.
BRITISH RURAL SPORTS, by Stonehengc,
London. Illustrated. So 90.
THE SHOTGUN AND SPORTING RIFLE:
and The Dogs, Ponies, Fcrrets, &c., used with
them by Stonehenge, illustrated, London. $500.
BEE.KEEPING, by "Thc Times" Bee Master,
with illustrations, London. $500
RESOURCES AND PROSPECTS OF AMER
ICA, BY Sir S. Morton PotO, Bart. strahan.
s2.OO
M:.TER AND SCHOLAR, &C., &C., by E. H.
Plumtree, NJ. A., Dedicated to the remory Of
john Kceblc. author of the "Christian Lear"
Strahan. $500.
sTORIES THAT MIGHT BE TRUE, &C., by
Dora Grcenwcll, Strahan. S,.25.
TIE HIGHER EDUCATION OF WOMEN,
by Emily Davies. StrahaH. SI.2j.
FAMILIAR LECTURES ON SCIENTIFIC
SUBJECTS, by Sir John, T. w.
Any OF the above Books sent by Mail, FREE
OF POSTAGE, ON receipt of price.
All Books sold at Publishers Catalogue prices
aud sent FREE OF p0sTAG GU receipt Of price,
Stationery, School and Text Bool's,
Artists Materials, &C., &c.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND PARISH LIBRA
RILS supplied with Books on liberal terms. Es.
peca attention has been given to this cass Of
Books,
Address
"HOLMES, BOOK HOUSE,"
CHARLESTON, s. C.
Nov. II, If 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

hy Lubricating oil was obtained in Over
ton county, Tennessee, at depth of from
twenty to thirty feet, but not in any quanti.
Ties, Recently, however, on siukiug the veil.
deeper, one Of them c2)nnencsd aowirg of
the Ests Of thirty. .taTreb day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21
THE BAOHELOR DREAMS.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.


The world is dreary, am growing old,
Wife nor BARN makes glad my chamber still,
The wintry season cometh with its cold,
The hearth is dark, and the wind without is
shrill:
Yea twilight gloams around me-hope and
power
Depart like scent and color from a flower
Yet, where sit, sweet music floats to me:
Tis the falling, falling of silver shower
Around forest tree
All can hear the scented ram intone?
Can hear the leaves that stir and sigh?
Or hear but the movement and the moan
OF busy folk that hurry darkly by?
Nay for q white hand lies in mine sweet eyes
Nay for my blood again flows fresh and free
To the falling, falling Of the shower that sighs
Around the forest tree
And can it be so many years ago,
Since l clasped her, meath the leaves that
summer day?
And were there words ofparting, words Of woe
Sits she among her children far away
Can she hear the sweet and melancholy sound?
Doth she see the shining dewdrops on the
ground?
Doth she futter like the leaves and dream of
To the falling, falling of the rain around
The murmurous forest tree!
The city closes round me- am told.
Yet It's melody from the country lanes hear;
The wiDtTy season cometh with its cold,
The hearth is dark, and the end of all is near;
Yet love, the city iadeth with Its pain
The old bright dream is drowsy on my brain!
And my life is flowing earthward fast and
free
To the falling, falling of the summer rain
Around forest tree
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21
q l. A ID n Il w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.

q l. A d n Il w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in ali cases, or the SPEEDY and PERMA
MINT CURE OF all diseases arising from excesses or
1OUI IHFUL INDI- RE ION
Emissions Genital Physical and Nervous Debility I'M
No change OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They used without detec iiOn and never tai to
effect Cure, if used according to instructions
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price Ore Dollar per Box, or six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; aso, Large Boxes containing Four Small,
Price Three Dollars.
From -four 20 six boxes generally required TO
ordinary OF Seminal Weakness, though benefit is
derived from using a single box
In Chrome Cases, and particularly when Impotence
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the most Eficacous Rejuvenating
and Invporstng Remedy in the wOr d.
Package. 4 ice Five Dollars, wi last month, and
Is generai.y SUFFICIENT
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be used
10 good advantage. -
will restore them to their norma cond tion. -
A Pamphlet o. 100 pages, on he ER tORS OF YOUTH,
designed Lecture and eau ion to Young Men, sent
tree, Ten Gems required to pay postage.
If you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
of your Druggist take no other but-send the money
direct 10
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No $40 BROADWAY. New York,
And will receive them by return of mail post PAD,
For sale by DYorr ~ Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
street ems
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY.
No. 225 North THIRD Street.

No. 225 North THIRD Street.
II anything wanted to prove the absolute purity
OF this Whisky the ol owing certificates should do it
There is alcoholic slimulant known commanding
eCInmCnOatiOn ON such high Soulces:-
PHILADELPHIA, September 8. 1855
We have carefully tested the sample OF CHESNU1
GROVE WHISKY which you send us, aud find that II
contains NONE OF TIE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
Sill OIL heh is the characteristic and injurious
gIedent of the Whistles in general
BOOTH, GARRETT d CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YoKE, September 3 1855
have analysed sample OF CHESNUT GRON e
HlSKY received from hr Charles Wharton, Jr. OF
PhilaGelDha: and having carefully tested it, l am
pleased TO state that 1t is enrey FREE PoIsoNoU
OR DELETERIoUs substances, 1t is unusually pur
ana hne-favOred quality OF whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemis
Boston, March I 1859
I have made chemical analysis of commercial sam
pies of CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY, which prOvestS
be free from the heavy Fqsil ohs and perfectly
dull Grated he fine favor OF this whisky derive
nom the grain used in manufacturing it,
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES. NJ ID
state Assayer, No, IL Boylston street
For by barrel. demonn bottle at No. 226 orrh
THIRD Street Philadelphia. 43
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21
MEDICAL.

VoX OPULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 7S1 South THIRD Street
Price, SlOO per Bottle $500 tor halEadozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheeru,lv
Recommending the use Of Wnehts Tar syrup for
fever, liver complaint, pains in the breast 6fonebiss
nhammauon, and restriction OF air vesse in the lungs
Charles 9. wilson, Fome,s Press office.
Char, es i,. n GraGen, SnnSog Mercury Office
James Nolen inquirer Ofice
MILAN MILAN +; CoToit, AssoGlsied Press
,ss 40 TTSnt N and gS SSSTG SSTos streets
IL. A. Davis No. 1928 Gaskll street
yobn % H1odsds No 1881 Ie6o Er2nklin an Sii street
re. Marco, No. 626 Franklin street.
J Geblof No 7Sl s. ; Second street.
n. ", Howard No. ] Dock street
II. G. Hartleu No. S27 8. second street.
Albert Martin, NO. All S. Second street.
Mary Caldwell No 1882 SAMSON street
George wilson; 70 296 Race street.
NJ j. Hassctt, No ll0 Canal street.
| s. seymour Rose Busileton.
| Char es Rogers, No. g1 south street
TboG sssSg6 ;Ss Gn,S and Quarry streets
| William Barns, No. 5l5 South Front rect
John MaRinnis rear of No l3i North Second street.
| Mrs. =. X. ChOnte, Newark, Del
| Ar William i. WRIGHT
| sIR:-Ne take pleasure in recommending your TAR
SYRUP lof which we have already sold considerable %
oT the complonts set forth in printed Dt already
submitted 10 the public AZ gratifying act TO suffering
ton TO all afflicted with diseases which It designed to
| '" DILKs & son, Druggists.
| n, T.. corner Pine and Six tn streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21
DENTISTRY.

THOUSANDS O. TEETH EXTRACTED
1esE without pain - ratent applied for. Ny new in-
Vurnp yenton. Doub Reversible Self ada ting
SAFETY Waived Inhaler Tor administering Nitrous Oxide
g as and extracting teeth without Baln The only mode
that the Gas can De p'opery and safely administered
6u 3m d. @. L, NUNS, No, 73l SPRUCE street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21

JOHNSON, HoLLowAY . CowDEN's,
DYOTT co =.
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The SUI seriter would beg leave Iurther TO saw thai
lie pTeUareG TO f orders 8Id forward the syrup Ia
any pGrt OF the county Persons desiring other inor
mat ion by ail viii nClose postage stamp and
will be returned soon as the exigencies OF business
will Lumit Address
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 No III S. THIRD Street Philadelpha, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

that did, be said nothing TO than other persons
there; be said Walker dead, that all he said:
ness in regard he lot Williamsburg
ing OF ist Of October lid also Samuel Verify
who testified that Cote rode in the car which he drove
Arson b. Torbe being Sworn deposed follows
At Mr. saw Robert Mariner her. There o on ~. morn,
he either asked whether bad heard
that Walker had beea killed told me Of The ocenTcnec
he said Walkers bruins had been Kicked out ~ horse; ha
said he had not ssen Walker since be tWaike lett the
stables TO 90 on The troiting track. ,.,,..
Of horses Walkers stables acted in very singular
tho morning OF the murder Was very excited
and contrary 20 usual CUSTOM could not parahe hear o
This man was believed to be one Leonard who
formerly had charge of some horses a anu ~ no"
employed IN stables the Fashion Course ~
Arson Fcrbe recalled testified that on one occasion THIS
ia dead referring 10 Walker this after the murder
Robert Mariner being sworn. testified a. ioows.-I ~
the mare which Mr. Walker was driving at The time Of bis
death; the LIST Of October was at Mr. Walker place;
slept the preceding night with Mr. Halls man owen
The remaining testimony addnced from this witness
70 show - what manner and where he was engaged q ss
by two other Witnesses showing clearly that ~ she interval
between The time of his rising @ bed untii Walker was
found dead the track, he Mariner was ousy engaged
oven Leonard being sworn testified to the manner
which the morning the murder
which proved satisfactory and admitted that when speak
ing of Walker DEATH he had used 70 the Of
that Walker had been the OF the sickness OF
named H. W. Walker, who formerly in HIS employ.
shooting good for him" This feeling 70 have
considered to be hard master to those in subordinate
rHs JURY THEN RETIRED
for elaboration, and after short absence rctufned,
stating that in their opinion the evidence wholly
sufficient justify the further detention oil the parties
suspected and rendered verdict that Robert Walker
party or parties unknown The inquest was then ad.
loGrned due.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

thousand two votes than any other man they could
name Assessor herwin r. Brewer, however, who was
born In this district and has resided it all his life.
VIII be power with the Germans In favor OF the demo-
crack more Dutch jokes and drink ager-when it
10 for bis political interesthan any live German within
thirty miles Of the city Of New York.
In the Eighth district the radicals appear to join TO
their IDOLS and have nominal ed Wm +. Dodge, who will
certainly DO defeated. Had they taken up new man,
carefully and wisely selected II quite probable they
could carry the district there would seem 70 be GER
tainy or two or three democratic candidates James
Brooks apart nom certain alleged Fenian errors, made
an able and on the WHOLE successful democratic repre-
sentaves by strict party vote has given him strong
claims upon many Of the democratic organizations Upon
the Fenian question, however, 1t s alleged that he
was fatally wrong, both in some OF his own speeches
chances would 10 be to-day with ex-Congress-
man Thomas J. Barr who will be the stump nominee
against HIM, receiving the support OF great
part, II not the greater, OF the irish element,
and secretly supported by large faction OF the regu
lar Tammany Hall party which IL may not he necessary
TO name. Whether the explanations offered by Mr..
Brooks in his speech at Twenty street, last Thurs
day night, endeavorng 10 explain his speech IN Con-
gress with regard to Fenan prvateers which fitted
out In this city for the Fishing Banks the
termination Of the Reciprocity treaty may be accepted
satisfactory by Colonel VIM. Roberts and Patrick J.
Meehan is yet to be seen. There doubt II those
gentlemen be Satisfaction they hold the balance OF
power in this dstriofMr Brooks will receive tho nomi
nation OF the democratic Union party and be triumph
anty reelected.
In the Ninth district the radicals have renomnated
VIM A. Darling, the present incumbent Outside demo-
cratic factions including the Cooper Institute people,
urge that either Alderman Robert McGnnis else Alder
Thomas McSpedon shonld be selected for this
place. McSpedons absorption would consolidate what
is left Of The old McKeon democracy with the new
and more vigorous organizations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14
TINE cEHTREvILLe TRAGEDY.

The Iaauest Resmmed-Ne Farther Develop
mcnss-Arasittsi Of the suspers~d PARTIES
Verdict Of the Jury. DC.
The inquest In tho OF Robert Walker, the horse
trainer who found shot through the head on the
rsceoourse at Centreve L. T., on the morning Of the
OF October, resumed yesterday At Jamaica, Long
Island before Coroner Curtis OF Queens county Tho
evidence revealed DO facts and resulted in the
o,,al of the parties Who hsd been held suspicion.
she testimony being deemed insufficient Justify their
further detention
Allied T. Cove, the young who. ~ stated In the
HKsALps previous reports Of the assassination was sus
pected OF completely in the murder and who was men
upon learning Of the opinions entertained regarding his
share Of tho transaction, promptly returned and SUR
rendered himself 70 the authorities for examination
Robert Mariner the party who wAs arrested Al livery
proving an slIbL The following testimony "a the only
evidence materially differing from tina, previously ad
durcd which elected in the examination Of yester-
day
Afred r. Dove being Only sworn said y reside IN VII
am.a ne scssr 2 f: sna s9s Se s. 90
minutes past O'Clock, boarded With mrs Terrell:
was her house one week lived - " wasers pcy,sus
81 when a walkers wss % ne employ e. John sowlss
taking care Of hosss whis he had 70 training nse; hf
he Union the morning Of october after hear.
rs murder proceeded 10 the re.denre Of w WALKER
Ro-'an thsi morn,ns went 70 snedskers 70 NEE, Mr.
chpres Tsyor.. ~ whom hsd s~.n engaged; ven, %
User lasrr dsed % ~ ih.re Z, meet Taylor 20
" Rosion IN share q horses; ef " wallcr'. rarc
a. lad 10 dNaesits sitb ~ wslssr While there,
rived AZ sne.sess s.t.esa quarter snd hall psss eight
i "a INV ess is,rd n Ne asdc, iro, p,<r Mar
issi A. sp.s,ssrs. To lm,sd hoy sbsss Ne sns time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

Dcyss Sept a-on. City Of Boston, sasfr from Antwerp
DgseEsEss Sept 7spasssd Morning Star from Antwerp
F4Lsogrn, Sop. r-sld 4 Lincoln. Bontause fron New
Ensasst bet; Gushing s Brown csleq.
sor sssn s sSss fisn %sas rePgx ss
~ Ss. ssss. supply
srk s. a ,r,S M H pes .nS
Tor do Penguin Moore sid 9th bark Adelia Carleton
Scott, : &: 5S'd ~ In yYsrt Pa.
Sss s wss she ne pn IL
Ga Ga sss GynosaSe Blower ;r! Ny sSs1 pain, v.
~ fsis: sI:s 3 T s 81
S 'isn ssa ~ g
Fl s @ s VI Ssas
ss eSs ,I Moss Tor ri hdsp
more 3D. Asa 40 coanos for cnarson ready Emma
Rich for New Orleans; John sidney, Hail. for do im'ne-
LosDos. Sept a7-Ar Finland Ervast, Philadelphia
NAL4s. Sept 2rr brigs Caroline, Perkins and Mari.
MAUI Aug Sin port ships Queen of India ,r), for
MoULssls Aug s-Ar Aiesandrna. Cooper. Gale TO load
MApnAs,, Aug ls--sid Calliope. simmons Masnliptam;
24' iionghton Bus ,s smsia,er Mou'm G. ~. No.
Kong
KAsdoos, Aug O-In port wnremburs, Chase, for Bonn
dss Sors "as and
SHANcBAY Aug E-in bort ships Abbot Lawrence Bram-
hall disg: Golden State Dcano, do; Antelope tBr Hale
bafks Tycoon rl Meter, for NYork; Wild Gazele
Lewis, disg: Pauline, Thorndike unc.
vALpARAiso sept 5sId ship Glorosa Br,. Baltimore.
WeAssoA, Apg i2in port ships Samuel Russell, Lucas
from Hong Kong % 10 into dock Geo Raynes Batcheder
dock; Golden Hind, Davis banks Challenge
). wes,iske. aud Bella Martin, for NYok Parsee. soule
dock Cochin China.
yogoIAnI. July 27--in port banks Eliza Hands ,Br)
Grochy and Wanda tBr, Hamor for Niors; Philip J. Nc
Kenzie,
zanzibar Aug s-sli Aseis Brown, NYork
American Ports.
BOSTON, Oct l2-Arr steamships Asia (Brl. Anderson
Liverpool vim Qneenstown Delsw iBr Thompson, do
via 10; shin Canada, Wyoan. Newcastle FL bark George
KemD tBr) Mayo. Perth Elizabeth CGu; schrs Active
FISHER, Philadelphia; Andrews Kelley do Cid steam
Neptune Baker, NYsrk WIN l. Clyde Powell do snip
sacramento Page San Francisco; brig II Emery Small
Aspinwa schr Star Crowel fhilsdeiphia Sid bark Chat
l3,b.;A bark Henry Buck. Nichols Rangoon
HAMPTOE ROADS, Ort 1t--Arr brig Il = tBr), stevens
RIO tanciro Std Eth. sciir Etna, Moss spanish Main
KEY WEST, Oct 2Asr brig Flora, Mayo NYork for Vera
wig 9TH scir Geo Thorn Townsend phiadei
phia
HYork; star Of the Union, Phsdelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14
S HIPPIN G NE w S
poaI or NEW YORK. OcToBfS Is. 1866.

ILH.FlC yORK-Tus
~ MOON eve ~
uuN snYs....,...... - nyGR vATKR. eve ~ "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14
MIsCELLA EOUs.

A CARD NV Yo.u, Oct. .. lsss
During the past twelve chs many inquiries have been
made Of 10 whether hsd been cured Of con-
sumption BY Or O'Toon OF this city, The facts tbsse
In tho fall Of 1884 my taken with q dtsrsssHg
cough. which harsssed him day and night iTaasa'afaly
called IN physician, who. after careful examination pre-
nonced be far consumutioH- Two other
physicians afterwards consulted. Their opisisn9
With tho Grs A. this and after AL hopes Of
rsrovery were Como. called n Dr. O'fooc His ncdsinss
had Immediate effect Ia relieving tho cough and sEaetb
,Ymutos or the disease clsappeared Two yssvs have
r. q, GOODH
"a TIL Avenue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09
Meetinx or T.wn rru,,ee..

The Board met at s o'clock last evening.
Present-President Aylsworth, and Messrs,
Herrick, Cushing and Gray. Minutes Of last
evening read and approved.
Committee on Fire and Water reported a
leakage either in tho reservoir or pipes
could not say which. The committee was
instructed to make all necessary repairs.
Committee on Streets reported having made
somc arrangements for repairing the road in
the lower part Of the canon.
petition Of Jno. Hill and others relative to q
sewer, referred to him. He reported having
made a contract with Larry McGinn for Pu:-
ting in the same, at q cost Of $3.50, and re-
commended the assessing Of the property
holders as follows, to pay for the same
Hayes & Co., S33; Mr.. Burke. Is SO; Wood
ruff & Bacon, IS II; Jno. Hill. 81 50; g..
Huse, Is so; S. Lowenberg, % IS; Il ~.
Cohn & Co., 81 so; J. r. Harold, 49,,
The following bills were presented n
allowed, and warrants ordered issued: f.
Bittner & Co, $50 O5; G. W. Aylsworth,
70 so; S. EttlinSer, IS; DAILY News, 30;
w. y. Hall, IS; l.. McGinn, liz; w Davis, oo.
A communication from Hon. IA Collins
received, relative to an open shait near tne
school house in the Fourth Ward; asked 70
have il covered. Referred to the president.
A petition from many citizens, asking the
appointment OF Mr.. c. H. Humphreys as
special policeman, to be paid BY voluntary,
subscriptions, received, and on motion Of
Mr.. Gray, it was ordered that Mr.. Humpn-
reys be appointed spcial police, in accordance
with the prayer OF the petitioners.
The communication Of II. McRea, relative
to the transfer Of a note into q bond, was re-
ceived, and on motion, referred to Messrs.
Herrick and Gushing.
A communication from S. Ettlinger, oner-
ing for sale to the committee the premises
now occupied by Yellow jacket Hose Som'
pany No. ,, was received, n on motieI, &c.
ferred to Messrs. Gray and Cushing. Win 'n'
President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09

As A GREAT many people don't know how
to play billiards, we make way for n descrip-
ton Of the game from the pen Of Doesticks,
in order that they may remain in Ignorance
no longer. He says: "A game Of billiards
consists Of punching ivory balls about on a
half an acre Of meadow land with an Indiana
fence around it. Tho balls are punched with
long wooden ramrods, with wax on the little
end. to save the wood and leather from wear
ino out. You take your ramrod and run
some chalk ON the table end. and then you
lean over the table; then you squint; then
you lift your lefs leg; then fiddle a little on
YOUR len hand with your ramrod: then you
lunch your ball. II your ball hits the other
mans ball, you have done a big thing. and
You poLe 4 lot Of buttons that are strung on
q wire. This is all there is about . game o.
billiards. Anybody can punch billiards. l
can, and may b you can"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRrvALs-via Placervlle-J H Evans,
Jas whi,comb, I Green. Miss s Graham,
Rober, Shannon. Jno Dunlap. g F Mead,
W Eastman, Frank Brown, W Campbell
Mr. Greenfield. Mr. Furth.
Via Dutch Flat-C Bonner. Mr. Smith.
DErARruRBs-Via Dutch Flat-C W
Perkins, r Preston. VIM Goldsworth, 9
H Roberts, G W Martin, ] c Lowe, b
Galland, P Robson. ] Pryor, Jas Bishop,
A Brown. F Klamp, n D Bowie, Jas
Campsie, r Strauss, Jas Spier.
Via Placerville-D Mahen. B Lacksy,
Gen Williams and servant.
Via Overland-Geo Rutherford, John
Barrett, " W Manning, J NJ Douglas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09

WY. srRAous. the Rhode Island sena-
tor, and his brother Amasa Sprague, en-
ploy six thousand hands at their manu-
featuring establishments. At the Cran'ton
Print Works alone, eight hundred are en-
ployed exclusively in colorins. furnishing
q hundred andtwsnty yards Of cloth daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09

PLAcERuLLl RAILROAD IN CoNoREss.
There 10 much encouragement in the newi
which the telegraph brings US, that SEN
s,or Conness has introduced q bill into
Congress providing for the donation o.
lands to aid in the construction OF q raii-
way from Placerville to the tide water;
Our Senators. who, it seems have received
their instructions, will no doubt give theil
votes and influence in favor Of Mr.. Con-
ness bill.-Cdrson Appeal. &,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09

A Cool PAssENeBR.-0n a recent trip
Of one Of the Illinois river packets. a light
draught one. the passengers were startled
by the cry Of "a man overheard" The
steamer was stopped, and preparations
made to I'VE him, when the sound Of his
voice was heard, exclaiming. "Go ahead
with your old steamboat! III walk be-
hind you"