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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

An enthusiastic meeting Of the French reIi.
dents Of Emirs. n Y. opposed TO the Canadian col,
federation scheme. held In that sity on tho gath
inst The sudden calling out Of the volunteers wss
characterized the part Of England 20 force
the Provinces into confederation. and resolutions
adopted denonncing the false assertions Of the French
Procureur. General. George Etienns Carrier.
The prospects Of good cotton crop next year
In Mississippi arc indicated by tho mri. use nom
lsborers both white and black Who arc being isodsi
at Frars Point and other places adjacent 1t Is etti
mated BY gentlemen who profess to know that over
1000 white laborers have been introduce, into IL,
counties Of Coahoma, Tunica aud Bolivar
Nearly a block Of wooden buildings, including
. cotton press and gin. on ysnce-st we're d. ,royed
By fire 10 Memphis on the 26th Inst losa $1,000.
But little insurance.
farmer residing in Quitman, named Gold
thorp was murdered near de Soto. Miss, recently.
robbed and stripped and the naked body stuck into
hollow tree where II remained for several days
Campbell Wallace, formerly President If .ae
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad. bls t.se sp-
pointed Superintendent Of the Georgia state Railroad
and Judge w. w. Clayton Of Atlantis, Treasurer.
Gen. ClsLN Eyans Of the Rebel army. who commanded
Gordons oN division when Lee surrsndsred has tslssd
h sttsatio0 70 Feusipn and u pspacAias y Csss
o. Gea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
A NIGHT scAyEsoER's REvESoE-The City

A NIGHT SCAvEyGER's REvEyGE.-The City
Government some time since authorized r. swit a Co.,
the oGa contractors TO make use OF the dock al tue
foot Of North Sinihst. Il. D. as place where DO could
land his boats and carry off the oisi he collected The
firm have monopoly Of tho business and employ nearly
all the old scayengers. who formerly worked on their
own account As there is only one dock. however,
which is permitted be used for that purpose great
deal Of ipcony and expense Is occasoncd. On
Wednesday night "a scayenger named George {. Mar.
quot took load to the dock. but finding no boat and
being prohibited from dumping there or leaving his
cart in fact performing bis duty snywhere e!se, ne
10 remind the contractors Of their short COM
Ing lie therefore brosght tho oal 10 ,Swfs office In
Montague st. neir the Academy OF Music, where be
let II remain 10 the great disgust Of the neghDoTs VINO
ere soon apprred OF tho actual state Of affairs by
means Of their olfactories. Yesterday morning Mar.
quot was brought before Justice Cornell and fined $40
for bis indiscreton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
Trnvelers' Guide.

To Albany py Hudson r. H., Depo, 3o,h.s, and
10th ave. and by Harlem u. r., Depot 26Ih.st
and 4th.av. via Hudson River, Y, 10 a. IN, q.
D. and 10 y. ~, Harlem II a IA. and 1t ..
Sunday train. via hudson River ?. m City
cars run between Chambers sud 3Vths. station
and City Hall aud s5,hst. station.
10 baltimore and Washington, BY the New'Jersey
r. r. foo, OF Courtlandtst.. and 10 q. m.
p. M aud y mdnsht. Sunday .:.....;,;';,'' q m
To Boston. BY New. London line. Pier 50 N. X,
daily .sai day excepted m.
To B,sion. by New.HAven X H.. via Springfield:
TO boston bv New. Haven r. r.. g.ths, and itn.
ave-. via shore Line III and p. IN. Sunday.
4 csnandasea Ioehester Bansl9, sss,nsnea ana
al 10 g. M 5 and PM Emisrant thin-'''..'. "'
To Manchester. aud Long Branch; By ksriian aud
Delaware bay X X, via steamboat, Jesse hoys'
10 Sresnpor. by Long Island K. r., foot ofJames
slip e. H. a. M. and Yaphink ......s A. M, and D. m
To Uackeus,own and intermediate stations, by
Morris and Essex r. r., foot Of Bsrcays,, at
$3.50 m. BY same road Tor stations west o.
Mlburn at tlo .. m. Morristown EIpress...:' p M
and spdasnsd~stesmers leave Peck Slip at. 81 w.
To New Haven. by the New-tiaven Rh, z'thsr
rs ssS ' ws,; sy c.ntr,l Railroad Of NswJeey
via ALLENTOWN. from foot o. ldoeItys. ~ H..
a m, IL IA. and $500 Sunday uain....,... p ~
10 rhnaepsa y S ,SS III M nDaa andso
u.. and y midnight. sundav...:: p IN
To Washins,on by New.Jer,sy H. r. foot Of
Courtland,.s,.. Q and l Ga M, p n.' and u
To Piermont by Northern II. r.. New,Jersey.
from Jersey City at IT a. IN. III. d and 60. p m
To Orleans. ever; saturday. X,.nc snd M..pp
For savannah. every Thursday hurrsy's Line. Of
nee No. 81 and o, Southst.
For Savannah. every Saturday, BY Empire Line.
0arrison L Alien. No Bowling Green.
For Savannah, every Thursday, Pioneer Line fier
For turtle information In resud to Railroad Time Table,
see Advertisements in another part Of this pApsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
SUICIDE OF AN UNKNOWN MAN By HANGING


On Wednesday afternoon a German called al the
Half Way House kept by Adam Eizen. near the ter
minus Of Fulton-avc and applied for supper and
lodgings which were furnished lie was OF medium
size dressed in fine suit OF black clothes and fe nat
During conversation with Mrs Etzen be stated that
he was clergyman and had been In this country some
Is months that since his arrival here BIO had been IN
successful In procuring congregation and so com
menced teaching school 10 country places ana thai ne
was then on his way to williamsburg. He retired to
bed AT an early hour and desired TO be called next
morning. The daughter Of Mr.. Eizen raped at l'he
door about O'Clock. a. m, but received no response
some time thereafter Mrs. EtzcD raped with ike re-,
suit and they thought nothing further about II until
o'clock D. m, when Mr.. Etzen. ascending to rear
window BIZ means OF ladder dhe door being locked
on The nsde the stranger suspended by the neck
aead IIe bad fastened his handkerchief TO large
spks ard making moose. hung himself. Mrs EHen
states that abou, o'clock she heard suppressed noise
proceeding from his room. and thinks that was the
ms that Re perpetrited the fatal deed Hehad large
number OF papers In his possession, but very little II
any money. Coroner Lynch was notified W mold an
INQUEST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
CITY RESIDENTS MOVING 70
- .,,rx ,n,rop,.n. xAncu 6.

I,,io IeSns mace with Necessity and goes out in
more than one sense kerosene In to take ITS place
Inc kerosene lamps and have hitherto oesh
smisr 10 those who have used then but the new lamp
troduc~d by Mr Ives do away with them all III ne
G,., y.op.te of rood anp-ght-s nnsnrpassed es us
mellow white brilliant and steady fame 10 the Rsxt pest
thing to daylight yet discovered Printers aud
are hard 10 suit ther business requires strong anu
rh bat IN our Office these lamps have been lred
our workmen prefer gas aud, Of course 20 any o.f a
tcial light Similar testimony IL borne by others ana WY
MANY persons are substtung Mr. Iyess lamps or gas IS
economical certain, easior TO ase care o. ~
better than any other method yet eso'dto Tor gh
jng rooms Ihey are Easily attached AZ sna expense 70 sf
i.t ss fixtures ard the forns OF chsndoheis ha psi
and tanl atnps which Mr. Ives manufacturer ate sfac u
and yhrons enough pense all tastes Gnd certainly aqnhi 70
the best French patterns Our testimony nnqaahed 20 ne
s.cernce Of most useful invention, OF which our country
reader. especially viii BE- glad to know something
rpox cuts TAYIoR ESQ PAYS IsTERS ATIOSAL ms. CO.,
YORK
know Il TO be the BEST aud think the MOST RooSoni'
ca Hght lave ad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

SNEAK THIEVES CoSvIcTED.-Three sneak
thieves arrested by Detective Van Wagner some tine
since on the charge OF entering tie halls OF num-
Der OF residences in willoughby and neighboring
streets and stealing iAcrefrom whatever Of value they
could ind were tired In the Kings County Court Of ses'
sons Yesterday. Their names arc James Harrison.
James Tweed and Peter Fay. The hrst was convicted
the second pleaded guilty. and the third was aclulitc
on the ground that IL had not been proven tnnt ne ha
heen fc.u A. WL!oughby ~ IN ~" "roninH wheh hsis
we're entered Sentence OF those convicted was de-
feTred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
BROOKLYN NEWS.

FIRE IN AN ORPHAN ASYLUN-The inmates
Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum at the corner
OF Hicks and Congress SIS. were startled about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by an alarm OF IRE IN the
bnnJins A smoke was issuing from the sub cellar.
and examining into the cause, II was ascettalned 10
proceed from an old straw bed which had been set on
ire BY II the boys who was PLAYING there az the
time As the flames had not made much progress they
we're speedily suppressed. The damage Is but slight
The children greatly frightened bat being under
thorough discipline, their instructors kept them IN
proper order. aud no accident whatever occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

Col. Charles s. Todd, St. Louis, No., is at
the Fifth-A Avenue Hotel
Gen. Il. Y. Butler. Mass; Col. j. Il. Kinman Mass.
l.. w. Cozzens and &. H. Lsngdon New Orleans
Thomas X Tenant. Colorado; j. II. Farr. Maryland,
X. Mccarthy and wife. syrncusei II. Butler and wife.
Providence: j. NJ. Gunhart. Noyads; j. u. Mcintyre
and Col Mason. L. :. A, stopping 81 the Metro
politan Hotel.
The Hon +. N. Pomeroy Auburn n. Y; Gen. q.
ii. 6rosyenor Ohio, and Gov Concy Of Maine, have
arrived at st. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
IRON HOME INSURANCE. CO., n. Y.

IRON HOME INSURANCE. CO., ". Y.
Eighteen Of Ives Patent baifps have a long time been
in in Office end meet win foil approval They
convenient lamps we used do no, get
Of order and the quality OF the lights equal the gassht
used ia other parts OF onr ohce. ,
IRON u. BOWEN, ESQ, PuBLIsHRR osvHE INDEPENDENT.
Sine. our gas burners removed nd yoa! amps at.
tacbed In their place get brilliant yet mellow light far
snperior 10 what have endured" heretore We have
sixteen now In use, and all work well
TRoh THEODORE TILToS, ESQ, BROOKLYN.
The light fairly outshines in merit the valny competing
swaow,a ga. flames and mild and mellow male
evening writing pleasure rather than pain TO the Eyes
D. eva that ministers lawyers and editors condemned -
are o vol ali me day and half the night might be- able
snch kindly light" to good share OF their wssih.
oyesght against old age.
IRON r. " MASON, NORTH AMERICAN PIRB INSURANCE CO.
NY
consider Il the best Light in Is steady, clear ant
the moot comfortable gbt read write by that hav
ever seen have renowned the and shall the LAM
till ind better one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

CHARTER NoMIyATIoss.--At the primary
meeting Of the Union men Of tho Third Ward Of Jersey
City, last evening the following nominations were
madc For Alderman. Horatio y. Egei Chosen Free
holder Thomas Gross Assessor. j. " Facre; Justice
Of the Peace, Stephen QaAlie; Constable, Richard
DusioW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

ALBANY. Thursday. March -, lso5.
The following is the day calendar Of the Court
of AppcAls for Saturday March H. Noe o. H. M. 10
a. IL l6, H. IL. 49, To morrow Will be occupied IN
the ar gument Of the case Of Bascom agt. Nichols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
--latest Ship News.
ARRIVED

Ship Msrianse Nottsbohm Lamb Liverpool Feb. H. With
mdse to Rowland frothingham. Has been w. Of Nan
aimee 24h inst Feb 49, Wm Rtch seaman Of Phila
dslphis fell from the yard TO the deoi
Ship Lizzie Moses lot Bath Austin London vie Milford
Haven % days with udss 20 Thos Durham Had light BAT
ding winds W. Of the Banks.
Big Nsmesns Lsssh. Philadelphia days with ndss to
master. - a.
70 McCoI Firth Len bark Elisa Bsres for HewYssk.
SAILED.
st1u.shas KspsHoe vhso, Nsosks, = Clyte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

Ma. GouGH IN COOPER INSTITUTE John
H. Cough gives his lecture on Habit this evening In
Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30


LORILLARD INSURANCE Co, " y City.
PACIFIC INSURANCE Co, n Y. City.
PHOENIX INSURANCE Co, ~ Y. City,. 49,
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS ms. Co, " y. CITY
AsrOR INSURANCE Co. y. y. City. :, ~
BOWERS. BEEKMAN & BRADFORD N. l. CITY
FRANK LESLIE. esq ". Y City
JOHN AUCHISCLOSS, esq, v 1. CITY.
Prof G w. HITCHCOCK. y. y. City.
MARVIN 4 Co. y. Y. City.
J. 4. HARLEM. esp, N. Y. CITY.
BROWN BROS. Go. tbsnkersl, ~ y. 'hy'
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, N. L. City.
ORANGE JUDD, esq. ". Y. City.
J. IA. RICHARDS, esq, n. 4. City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
NEW.JERsEY WS.

FRR.-About o'clock yesterday afternoon q
fire occurred in the upper story Of the building No. II
Newarkays.. jersey City. occupied by a number OF
families The fire originated In bed and was e1un'
gushed before any material damage done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
ECONOMY IN rHB GENERAL POST OFFICE
~. Al. r-y.,o~ If I'll. ~ Trfhuue

ECONOMY THB GENERAL POST OFFICE
To the Editor Of The " " Tribune
SR recent publication in your paper gives the
impression that Dc of has been Resumed in this De-
parment. -
Owing 20 the extensive gas bills presented by Gs
Lglt Contrary coal-o introduced the l inst, and
the result has been very satisfactory light at great reduc
ton Of cost.
Our expense for coao has been 81 cents per day. which
will be rps II for the current months whereas our .as bills
were for December 1865 255 81 tor January, 1886 &1S 81
Tor February 1885, +28 IS; being average OF $z ~
a saving Of S2i6 GO for month.
single Ives lamp placed on the desk Of the hon<8
w Mcclellan Second Assistant Postmaster General who ~
sures produces more satisfactory heht than tie
three ordinary burners that he had previously used
Unier the circumsaces could 90 back at old
rs, bat owing convenience have decided to y
yu1raiee that Il will produce good safe aud permanent
light at ueat reduction Of cost. Very respectfully,
7H L. b. OLMzrEAD.
Superintendent Post Office Building
Post Office Department. Wa.lngoa, ID. e., aIsrch 26 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
MEXICO.
A Letter from JsareH-Evseuasisn Oh
Chihuahaa Confirmed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday. NJ

SAN FRANCISCO Thursday. March 20 1866
.Juareg writes to the Mexican Consul here,
under date of Feb g. that the Cities Of chihuahua Aha
Parras have been evacuated by the 1mperaIsts' Anu
that the French have concentrated their for % Du
range.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

The Jaekse. (A,iss.) Nevs says that two mil
lions Of the I've nikN cotton loan Of Mississippi Ass
hes Se6sSDed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

APPOINTMENT OP WAThR COMMISSIONERS
Gov ward has made the following appointments Of
Water Commissioners under tho act; rhomns
Earle James :. Davenport and james Falkenberg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

20 TO THOMAS r. AGNEw's Nos. go
NJ and 2s2 corner of Moray and there yos
will nd Tess Cofess Fish, Flour and yhns else cheaper
than any store in New York. One price house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
Cate. Circular Of Neil Bre,hsrs 4 Co.

EHwYoRK March ~ 1856.
The latest advices from Liverpool are to the 9Th
inst, Middlng Cotton quoted at l9i. 80
Ovins 20 the favorable the prices here advanced &c.
but decline In gold somewhat Checked the ossernes OF
buycrs We quote Niddhns soc.
I'm, total quantity Of cotton known 10 have been received
nom ali ports the end Of the TO the date the latest
mai amounts to 800. oo0 bslsa
-' or which during Since
the pest wssk. Sept J..
Receipts.
Exports to Great Britain. ............<pm .oS'wp
! .ppo,ss "a other foreign ports...... 5000 1900
r.,.i fo,.Iyn ..oor..........<ToOo o., 900
s stock hand the shipping ports tsxcusive Of Dos.
tsn Philadelphia and Bs,iniorc) amounts to 3soo0 bass
counts the prospect OF the next crop have again
issc The complaints to which NO referred IN our car
81 9TH inst proved TO have been rather exceptional
kur etsrs have recently appeared In southern papers
az hs s.inst the probability Of large yield These how
1r. ; oit-n written Tor q purpose, while admissions such
., flowing (which more frequently found IN private
In newsrapersD. occasionally made on the
lie Of the question, and probably with more truth
20 folio wing take from . letter Of MI. N H. hice OF
s,fencs Ala, which has already been published: .
must cay 10 you that very appehensve % to the
Gov Parsons adopted at tho outset In reorgsnzin our
but tho thing worked admirably that my doubts have
oil vanished never have and quiet In the
than exists At this ms everybody IL at work anew
order things has sprung upsuch prosperity never ex
pected to In THE coantry.
happy 10 state you that free neoas are doing
Any We have roubk With them they have oil gone to
wo mfaly 'hsy give an impetus to trade that We never
beforv had"
similarly glowing sccsun,s ssms from candid psrsous who
Guilty In eating nfsmsson tbs sabec, from tss osdinAy
cotton sees sf the South, which looks yell for sS
pscA Thhcuy wead eetai1y net sxist pesy enfbveS>
sAle yssVtSs esA saasaisaaaDalp - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
Slevemeuts Of ocean Steancrs.

Passengers Arrived.
FROM BREMEN-In brig Excelsios-Mr. Lothrop, Mr.
Looms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

Gen. p. 6. CROOK, Brooklyn.
y. A. STASBURY, esq. y. T. City.
SARGENT & Co.. ~ \. City.
!. r.. utLSEY 4 Co., " Y. City.
TT BROWN x Co.. Y. Y City.
MERRITT Il BROWN ". Y. City.
M BRADsTREET 4 SON y. Y City.
II. READ, il. & Co., y. Y. City.
JOHN RUSSELL. esq. y. Y. City.
GEO. w. PLATr, e,q.. N Y. City.
N Y. CITY LuSAflC ASYLUM, y. Y. City.
WIN. 70. DANA, e.q. ". Y. City
WARD MCLEAN. ESQ, y. y. City.
JOSEPH Il. PURDY, esq, y. l. City.
SAMUEL HANNA, ESQ.,, n. Y. City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY In KEROSENE LldHIS
GAS SUPERSEDED PETRoLEOM PoPULARIzED
B & ]
(|Il|l en-
IVES PATENT ATTACHMENT,


mOnmnyA dB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

FRAZER L LEE. N. Y. City.
S q a s nEHaD GEiD e. < + oi e|,v
z, =, DIXON. esq, N. y. City: =
DEMAS BARNS 4 Co., y. \. City.
SIMEON DRAPER, esq, n. Y. City.
HENRY VISION, esq, n. Y. City.
sOLON ROBINSON, N. Y. City.
u. w. VAUGHAN. esq, N. Y. City.
Hon. ID. y. ROPES. n. Y. City.
IRA PEREGO & SONS, ". Y. City.
J. II. 4 II. A. PRATT, n. Y. City.
p. VI. MYERS & Co. N. Y. City.
JAMES BUELL., eco. V. y. City.
GEO. W. COTTON. esq., n. 7. City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

10y a. m
iOt 4. m.
lU1 a. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-29

EATING CAMgLs.-A lady asked 4 pupil at
q national school, What was the sin OF the
Phariseef 7" ,,
Eating camels, marm," quickly replied
the child. g,
She had read that the Pharisees strained
At gnats and swallowed camels."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-29

BuLLIoS.-Van Wyck s. Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received for melting and assay to-
day, TO- 6S or. Of crude bullion. H. Har-
rs received for melting and assay, 1850
OF. Edwards & Wiegand received for
melting and assay, 1921 or.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-29
Arrixnlu md Dcpnrtures.

ARRIyALs-By Placervillc-WJ Fraser,
D S Smith. VIM Bonner, VIM Clah. Mrs
Paxton, Mr. Winters.
By Oyerland-N Miner, Mrs n Miner,
Miss A Powell, B Blackely, George Be-
nett, F w Wethrell, T w Wetherell.
DEpARruREs-By Placerville-S Gold
stein, J II Owens, 7 O'Brien, T B Pierce,
J Grass. A J Graham.
By Dutch Flat-A Williams, J ALI
nan.
By Oyerland-S Hodges.
-
Music HALL.-The attendance at Music
Hall on Saturday and Sunday evenings
was very large. and the performance was
excellent. Saturday evening "Sarah's
Young Man" was given instead OF the
trough Diamond" as stated on the bills,
and was received with shouts OF applause.
The Post of Honor" was the after-piece
last evening, and we deem it unnecessary
to say it was well received. Tonight
there will be an excellent bill offered. 20
and see them, and enjoy yourselves while
you can.
To BE OpENHD.-rhe Exchange Hotel,
OF Gold Hill. formerly owned by MIR.
Gaines, which has been closed for some
time past. will be opened in a few days
by Mr.. Miller. of the Globe Hotel. The
Exchange is being overhauled in a most
thorough manner, and will no doubt be a
very desirable placefor the accommodation
of the public.
RECORDERS CoURr.-Beforc His Honor
Judge Meagher, at Virginia, this morning
John Doe Smith, arrested by officer Ed
wards, for disturbing the peace forfeited
bail. Balty Sewers, arrested by officer
Carter, drunk and disorderly fined Sc
and costs.
THAT rs RIaHr.-We are glad &c see
that several workmen are employed, this
morning, in removing that old eye-sore,
the dump Of the Bajazet,e & Golden Era.
It has been a nuisance ever since 1t was
built.
LrvELY.-T This morning, Virginia is
more lively than we have seen it for a long
time. The Jooolng trade seems 10 DC uh-
commonly brisk, and all the business men
have smiling countenances.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office. this
morning, sol pounds of bullion, worth
according to assay Sl7.24O.
JUSTICES CouRr.-Betore d. o. Adki-
son, J. P, this morning: b. Gunther vs..
Hillyer-settled. McEwen w. Cordes-
set for January 3lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-29

HAIRY OScE.-An editor up in Minnesota
says he was never happy but once in his life,
and that was on \ warm summers day, when
he lay in the laps Of two blooming msidens,
being famed BY a third, and kissed BY all
three. r.-aE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-29

A SAP containing $50, 900 was stolen,
New Years night, from the Office of Major
Ellis, paymss,er Of the army at Leaven-
worth, Kansas. Two orderlies are miss
ing, and they are supposed to be the
guilty parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-29

The indianapolis Journal says there is
an editor in Wayne county. Indiana,
..whose oath would not convict q weasel
of robbing q hsn-roest, IL found in the
ooop with blood In his mouth"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
West Virginia /:

A Rules held in the Clerks office oil
\ The Circuit Court Of Jefferson coun-
", October RLl,s 1866.
John Kennedy, Plaintiff,
Catherine Alexander. Defendant.
In ,tesspass on the case in sssumslt $50
Attachment.
The ohjsc, of this suit is to oots'n )uoe-
men, against The said defendant Tor Sieo'-
OF and costs, and 10 attach any es@to
that the said dclendan. may own ID WIS
county, and it appearing upon sti!da'it
filed IN this case ,hs, the deiendani Is not
a resident OF this State, she is hereby re-
ouired to appear within one month alter
due publication Of this order and DO what
is necessary TO protect her interest IN 'he
matter.
It's further ordered that copy hereot
be published once q week Tor Tour sue,
cessve weeks. in any newspaper IN sa'n
county, and posted a, the front door OF
ne Copri House on the Is, MondSy al
Ter The date Of Ills order. Tesie.
W. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
October 6, 1866. 4~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
DeatI)s.

On Friday night last. Mrs. Mary E..
Nagg, wife of John r. Flagg. Esq. OF
this county.
On The llih instant. in Richmond. of
Cholera, Mr.. Um. W. Martin, aged SO
years. formerly of Harper's Ferry.
A, The Cross Roads. near Van Cleaves.
vile. Berkeley county, on Friday night,
October 10, after brief but painful ill.,
ness. Mrs. Mary a. Winebrenner. wife
Of Mr.. Lewis Winebrenner, aged sbou,
AZ ye re.
On the 4th instant, near Charlestown,
Herbert Lee .4ltrander, son Of the late
w. p. and Hannah Lee Alexander, in the
20lh year Of his age.
On the 18th instant. at Washington
city, after severe illness, Mrs. Julia Il.
Bussy. wife Of Mr.. Isaac W. Bu.ey, for
merly Of Harper's Ferry, aged 40 years.