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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-16
Consolidated Gold and silver Mi

Consolidated Gold and Silver Mi.
ming OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. 3.-Notice
is hereby given that at a meeting of the Trus-
trees of the above Company, held at the Office
of the Company, in Gold Hill, on the 7th day
of October, A. D. 1868, an assessment (being
No. 81 of two ($2) dollars per share, on each
ard every share of the capital stock Of the
company, was duly levied, and is declared
now due and payable to the Secretary, imme-
diately,. In Emitted States gold COIN, at the
Office of the company in Gold Hill.
By order of the Trustees.
VIM. w. BISHOP, Sec'y. .
Gold Hill, Oct. 10th, A. d. 1863. ol2-lm
NOtice.-The public is hereby eau.
toned against purchasing or negotiating for
the following certificates Of stock in Che La
boring Gold and Silver Mining Company,as
the same were sold for assessments.at public
auction, to the Highest bidder, in front Of
Harris Sample Rooms, Gold Hill, on the 9Th
day of October inst, and Will NOT be trans
ferred by the Secretary:
No. shares. date.
c. & G. Mcvicar. .44r 46, 10, Feb. 18th, T3:
n. J. Gilbert. ...... $50, Is, Feb. Ed,
seszgs Peoples. g. i, s Sept SEP, 2 2S,R g:
VIM. Burke....... SO, 8, April 25th;. '63.
n, K, Lamsons.... S.; 6, March Is, 63.
w. W. VAN VLEET, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. S, 1868. ..... oRlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-16

BY order of Board of Trustees.
C.S COOVER, .Sec'y.
BY WV. w. BISHOP, Acting, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 10, 1868. ol2-lm'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-16

Challenge s. NJ. CO.--At meeting of
the Trustees of the Challenge Silver Mining
Company, held Oct. 18th, 1863, at their office
in Gold Hill, an assessment (No. ~ of six
dollars ($S6) per share, on each and every
share of the capital stock of said Company,
was duly levied, and made payable immcdi-
atcly, in gold coin, to the Secretary, at his
office in Gold Hill. BY order of the Trus-
tees. A. d. BROOKS, Secretary.
Ortohnr Ia lS63-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-16

GEO. w. TURNEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 18th, 1863. ol2-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-16

rYTHE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS in
our columns this evening are Of deep IN
terest. The Federal and rebel armies are
again in bloody conflict.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-16

]. w. PHILLIPS,
Stock and Exchange Broker,
Gold Hill and Virginia.
Principal place of business at sam WAssER-
MANS store. Office, No. North C st. ol2
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Laborinc Gold and Silver Mining

Laboring Gold and Silver Mining
Company Notice.-AIta meet
ing Of the Board of Trustees of the Laboring
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at
Hart's Sample Rooms, Gold HILL, October
ffth, 1868, an assessment of one ($l) dollar
per share was levied, payable to THE Secretary
Immediately, this Office in Gold Hill.
w. W. VAN VLEIT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. ID, 1863. ol6-lm
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BY TELEGRAPH!
TO-DAY,S DISPATCHES!

DISPATCHES TO THE GOLD HILL NEWS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-16

By. order of the Board of Trustees.
J. A. APPERSON, Scc'y,
ol2-lm Louisville G. and S. NJ. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05

ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN THE PROCEEDS OF THE
CONFEDERATE LOAN IN PARis.-The Paris
Goftgnoa: says:
An application was II sde to The President
of :hs Civil Tribunal by NJ. NJ. Erlanger &
Co., bankers, under the following Circum-
stances In tho beginI ing of 1863 the appli-
can,s had undertaken tie negotiation Of loan
for the Confederate s3tatea, but their opera
tions were suddenly l,ara!yzed by q notice of
seizure of its proceeds, served Gn them at the
ins,ance Of M. NJ. Dupasseur &, Co., ship
owners of Havre, who alleged Il at they had
c!aim on the Confederate Government for
million of francs, AZ an indemnity for the will
fal destruction Of their ship, the IIenluel Dyer,
with q cargo Of 2,683 bales Of cotton, when
leaving New Orleans in April, 1862 France
not having recognized the Confederate States,
Dupasssur Il Go. could not obtain a remedy
BY diplomatic means, and therefore adopted
the expedient Of seizlng the proceeds Of the
loan. Erlanger now applied for an order to
annul the seizure, on the ground that It inter-
fered with their rights a. negotiatOrs OF the
loan, and that the question involved points Of
international law not within the competence
Of tho tribunal which granted the order for
seizure.
The application was opposed by Dupasseur
H. Co. whoee counsel argrled that the COufed
crate Government WAS the only party entitled
TO demand annulment of the seizure but the
President decided that ias the seizure had i'm
psded Erlanger e. Co.'s operations, they had
q right to demand it, suppression, especially ~
the claim Of Dupasseuf H Go. had not been
legally established, and he accordingly granted
the order demanded by the applicants.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, rure I, 1852.
SPECIE AND BANK NoTEs.-G old has again
advaneed-the buying rate, to day. being IS so
premium, and ths selling rate Sc premium
the highest point yet attained The buying
rate for silver is s. premium selling rate $5 50.
This advance seaused by the very small amoudt
of coin in the market, with a dsmand from
parties who have been unable TO supply them
selves with exchange. Bank notes have been
siisetel by tto rise in gold. We quote them
at 75.S5.
BoNDs AsD SrccKs.-Ths market is firm
gnd active. Wa quote Confederate Bond,,
100 Al loan, 1924 to i09 aad int; d, do 7 per
cent 100 and iat. No rseeut sales OF bonds
I5 NJ loan Virginia sixes, registered, last
safes ll3. North Carolina sixes 2l5-an al.
vance; do do So, 1873 and int; D s. A Il K
Eonds, lst mort, 10 and INT; do do, I'd mert,
i05 and in; Old Damini11 fading Gonna
ny, 81 zoo, (nar s. ,000I; Importing aud Exs
porting Compaay, 81 500, 4par 35O0J X q
X X ssoek, l40; Il g. d do, lbs; Ios Co State
of Va, A.; Richmond Flfa Association, 37i;
Va Central X r held at 100
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, NC-bacou--Hog-
round 81 so to 160. Bsaus-fsw In market !;
we quote SIS 10 IL per bushei Butter &2 10
so, according 10 quality. Corn-ihe market
is almost bare i. may bs quoted AZ $40 par
bushel. Corn Meal Gil TO Iapsr bushel--sap-
ply emal;. Dried F'fuis-Appiss $40 TO -.
Peaches $l5 TO IL per bushel. orage--Hay
$40 per l00lbs Shssf Oass the same. Flour-
supertius $3l TO 50, Extra Isl TO 81, Family
$50 to 81 Psr bbl. Egg1 l.25 to l.5O per
dozen. Lard 81 IS 10 i.6o per ID. -Oats $6 per
bnshel. Peas $l5 TO Is per bushel. Po.a.
toss-Irssh 80 to l0-a prime article viii bring
$40 to l2 per bushsl Wheat nominal At $G 50
to per bushel.
GRocrRiIa-Sugar- good brown, 81 50.--
Melssses, $40 500 u per gallon. Cotrse
81 IS 10 IS per ID. Tea, 80 70 u per lb.-.
Salt, Al to 10 CTS per ID. Rice, IS 10 81 cts Pei
~. CAndlss, q IS per ID. Soap, GO cents.
sToHAcco.-The Tobacco market 10 ami
mated, with increasing sales. We quote .,
follows. Inferior Luss, $i2 to II; good do,
3l7 70 %; iins do. $24 toN; Common Leaf
$s5 to 30; good do, 4S5 . 40: fns do, us q
6O; Fine manuiaotusssg. 80 70 100.
LHAIaRR.-Soles 81 81 " ) q par u; Up
per, t5so 5 So Haspess, % Is 10 4; Qsll
Skins, $3.50 Per dor Aides-Srssn iAlssd ~
q, e =, Or, q 1tol 7sRsf lh A-,.
Dssndy, - = 96 ftoocA Hraadf, N1lnar
ueA.) ~ pm asilels, Us y = - Gallee
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FRoN New OfLEAss.-The New Orlsans
papers pay high tributes Of respeot 10 Stone
wall jackson
Persons from New Orleans represent the
condition of the city as very gloomy and de.
pressing L. ID impossible to estimate the num-
Der Of old residents who have abandoned the
place under tho recent order. They were
leaving in all directions. Many of them had
gone TO Havana. There was no business -
The town seemed to be- occupied BY none but
negroes and the Yankee soldisre
B,.aks has concluded to garrison New.Or.
ieanswith $4,000 negro troops. Banks's ~.
ranny threa Gus to be worse tHan Butler's.
Mr. g. w. Bsttertou, convicted of an attempt
to furnish supplies 10 the Confederates, has
been sentsncsd 10 pay 3 tiae Of $28, 900 and bs
impriseaed ut hard labor in FsH Picksns for
inc year.
About six thousand men, women, and chill
dren, have lately been exiied from New Or
leans. Snch asosne of Wholesale exile has not
been witnessed in modern times. II carries
back the world to barbarous ages, and exhibits
he Yankee nation in the light Of one Of tho
most cruel, unreisntiog, and brutal Of the
Races of men tina. have hourishsd in any age.
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AFFAIRS ON aE BLACKwATER.-A cores
pondent of the Petersburg, Va, ErpreSs'
writing from the Blackwater, says
The iron On the SsabOard Railroad, errO-
neously reporised, a short time since, as having
: been taken up by General LoDgstreet's g ordsfs,
and now being in our possession, has, 6 the
last week, been seized by the, Yankees and
carried, suppose, to Sutfolf. Steps were
taken, whilst our army was sdvesting that
place, which would have secured to us that
much neeIed article, had not circumstances
rendered il necessary for General Longstreet
to withdraw his forces sooner than he proba-
bly, anticipated.
On Friday, the 22d inst, the Hampton LIE.
gion, with Wright's and ore section OF
WebD' g battery, were ordered below here to
meet several gunboats, which were reported
advancing up the river. Upon reaching
Smiths ferry, information WAS brought them
that two had landed at Murfre esboro', stolen
and destroyed 10, 900 pounds of Government ba.
con, captured one barrel Of brandy, and all
hands got drunk and gone down the river re-
joicing over their spirited achievement
Il is currently reported here, and generally
believed, that the enemy ara evaouatng Snf-
folk, or ut Ieast are about 70 do SO. 1t is said
that they are throwing up heavy Notifications
eight miles this side Of Norfolk, and intend
falling back to them. Movements here indi-
cate That the gre ater part OF General Peck g
army has been sent 10 Hooker, and that Gen.
Lee is aware of is.
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Les MI.ERABLEs; Novel, by Victor
Hngo.-We have received from the publish
ere, Mes.srs. West & Johnston, the first part of
this long expected and intensely dramatic
work, which has created such an Immense
ssrAation in Europe. Although partaking OF
.ne exaggeration of the modern French school
of fiction, it is a work of great power and
eloGuence, and will be read with absorbing G
interest Fdntine--sush is the title Of this
first parts complete novel III itself, and
will shortly be followed by Cosette, an equally
Interesting romance; the opening chapters,
by the way contain the moet graphic descrip-
zion of the battle Of Waterloo we have
seen anywhere. The whole series, consisting
of live parts, will lie issued in four volumes
the third and fourth parts constituting one vol.
uma. Let every novel reader get copy of
FIUfiue
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FROM VICKsgURG-Tae Montgomery A

FROM VICKsgURG.-The Montg Ad-
ye,tiser publishes the following private dis
patch, dated Meridian, May 9th:
News has been received from Vioksburg up
to Sunday evening. Fighting has taken place
every day. On Saturday atremendous assault
Was made Ly concentrating most OF tie enc
my's cavnon Gp>n one point. Our breast
works were broAen, and the ensmy entered lr
considerable numbers. They were terribly re.
pulsed, almost all being killed or taken prison
ers. We captured taeir banners on our works
Our toes thus far Is between two and three
hundred The enemy admit Il loss of from If
teen TO twenty thousand
The special reporter of tho Mobile Irttnat
tslegraphs from jackson, May 2Ssh, as foi
lows:
Tie enemy has retired from the immediate
front of the Vicksburg Notifications, and is re
ported to be fo,lifying. Want VI water viii
force him back TO the Big Black.
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Hlockade RnA ming.

,,.,lsaa ruuning has bscome regular
.,..us in the South. So great are the f..
s'.... far running merchandise in and ont Of
-. @ coatederacy. and 10 enormous the profits
a A from these ventures, that every one
- ,,,nev 70 invest wishes to take hand In
r.ms, and new companies are being estab.
n.,.d every day with that view. 1t 10 there.
nsb hcb time that the attention Of our lesis
,s,,-. m should be given to the subject; 1t is one
-S,,h sslls for an early and searching investi.
There can be no earthly doubt that the bust.
uss. If blockade running, ss at present con-
s.,,sd is doing much permanent ajury to our
ai,ruls.ion that the morals Of our people are
.,x,bipg bal benefited by 1t, as it psnders to
.s.ir vices, instead Of ministering to their real
.r.,,, and there Ia abundant evidence to show
,hst most of the. cotton and tobacco which
,h.. tuds its way out goes into the hands OF
ys,kse spscnlators, who food our markets in
-.,uru with their poisonous drugs aud trumpery
"notioas
hi, the duty Of the Government to gather
al the facts bearing upon this matter, and to
,sv them before Congress on the very iirst
day Of ihe approaching esssion. The injury
which tie Confederacy has already sustained
from tie abuses of the present system IL in
4sleulstle and no time should be lost in de-
vising proper measures for making it what it
onsht TO be, q benefit TO Us, instead of pos i.
TIVE curse, which it bids fair to be come should
it, present operations be allowed to so on
much longer unchecked. Nothing can be
ssser than 10 place this trade under such reg
n!stons and restrictions as will, to a great
extent, prevent our enemies from deriving all
il beps6's, without the slishte st compensatne
sdgaalage 10 our people or Government. The
sa!ei.sl "let alone policy has been tried
Lne enough, and we can ali perceive with
yssi results Let uew and we'll guarded
sfsttm be uaugurated as speedily as possible
tie statesmen by whom such reform shall be
siseted viii deserve ana receive the ,hauka of
IL nation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05
tn E STATE ELECTION.

The returns come in slowly, but enough
have been received to render the election OF
Smith for Governor certain. We append such
additional returns 10 have reached us since our
last issue:
Petersburg Congressional District Col.
tser's AG,ossf'es:- Petersburg, 442; Dinwid-
virginia regiment, &c. 18th Virginia cavalry,
%. Total, 64
Gholsom's $ Mejorities-Drswry's Bluff. II;
Fort Powhatan, Sc; Mahone's brigade. As:
Garnetts brigade, 81 Cumberland, I22 Not.
toway;, lH; Chesterfield, 3; Amelia, Ils;
branch's battery, 90. Total, 576
Inc county OF Gooch.and and few military
companies are yet to hear from.
Greenbrier.-Ei0urnoy's Ierortad majority
about 100. '~'
GsAes.-For Lieutenant Governor, Price re-.
ceived nearly all the votes. Fry elected to
the House of Delegates over Eggleston, late
In the Prince Edward Senatorial District
Diskinson's majority is double his opponent 8
Southampton.-For Governor: Elournov
l66, MunfoId 124, Smith 90 Lieut.. Governor: ::
Price no, Imboden 52.- Congress: Whitfield
269, Parham AZ, Hume l9. Malone H. Senate !:
Urquhart 81, Bsaton 67. House of Delegates ::
Prince l64, Pretlow 2i4.
Dsaclddte Senatorial District Jones q
majority over Thompscn, 79.
Observation-Disclosures majority over RIAL
lory, for tire Honse Of Delegates, 97.ses.ss~sss7
Charles CITY County-For Governor: G.
w. Mnnford, 5; w. Smith, %; Thcs s. -Four
noy, 46 For Lent Governor: Il. w. Snef
fey, 81; j. ID. lmboden, 80; s. r. Price, IL
For Attorney General: j. Il. Tucker, 70. For
Congress w. G. Wickham, 80 Jas Lyons,
43. For House of Delegates Ira l.. Bowles; ;
- Isaac IL Christian 30 r. l. Henley, 10
Wm A. Mesnley, L..
ARMY VOTE.
5Nh Va. Regiment.-For Governor: -Four
noy 316; Smitn, 81; MuEf,ri. 90; Wise, -.
For Lieu..-Goveruor: Price, 81 Imboden, 10.
State Senate: Montgomery district, Taylor,
316; Coitraine, 49, Congress: l2sh diettict,
Eduoncson 3Ol,. Staples li5; l3,h disiric5
Pres or 9, McMu.len l. S-n.te pe;ers7
:'6h Va Regiment. t.-Gov-ruo, Saith 800;
Fiou.noy, SO; Muniorj, g.. Lieut. Governor :
imtodeD, 2iJ; piiae, 10; EcDos, 6l. Con
eres,: liSh u,st,i~t, hiiIier Ill, otrat;cn GO.
Fl zhuah ~, Warren &; IL Ii district, st pies
IS, Eimoi dson 81. i3t Sena orisl dis.liot,
Lawson, ~ .BaIbae, II; Pate, Ii. House II
Delegates for Bocns, Logan and Wyomins
Barrett, 81, Neighhert, %; Ferrei;, 90.
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The Duration o. the Wav.

sdjssa Na VI 'he Yankee newspapers seem much
n1 asa with the idea Of a Southern journal
s.s, s 'as NO., Yankee nation are beginning to &C.
ny. .p. WIN satisfaction a state Of war "A their
fs,' f,.O,e Ws, condition for the next half century
a's s' which pleasss them in tbia fancifol no.
vs. u. y that it implies a vast deal Of uar,isl
.,,.. -. and persistent pugnssity 10 their char
ssst,s.,aa. u.' gives hopes Of great profits r.
a.a.ro ".. ana Is ealcnlatsd to dsmpsn the
suL... -'sn! and hopeful patriotism of the
Ysaks.. pe0pls. In I'll G4sss calculations the
Whu. s ~ wide Of the mark - usual.
Aay - !, "s nave never bssn Of those who
asain., s Yankee race the common quality
tlis,. ). sSafags, ws srs - litsls inslinsd %
ssslaI.. ... 'a'y can acssps with alAssity tho
k,o,.. vsr, which iatsrassss VIII thsir
'Wa's of ssnnssss aal lsals, o.
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TIE YANKEES IN KING WILLIAM.

From information brought to the city 10y a
gentleman Ct Gloucester, i. would seem that
there is souie doubt as to the correctness OF the
report that the Yankees were in King VII
Lana Oh Wednesday. Tnis gentleman passed
~ ieti's about / O'Clock, cn Wednesday morn
ing, and crossed tho Pauunkey at Newcastle
later III tie day, aud lie gays that .. neither
point did he hear anything Of the presence OF
the enemy in the county, aid everything
seemedto be qaiet. lie thinks it hardly probe
ble that there could have been force of the
enemy as near Ayletts as reported without the
people Of the neighborhood being apprised
of it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05

BaAeG's ARmY-The special correspondent
of the Mobile Register and Adrertiser, writ.
ing from Tollahoma, May 2ssh, says:
Tue situation in Middle Tsnnssses continues
unchanged. Bragg, with his large and we'll
DISC piined army continues to hold hjs lines
isom atcMiunvilie, on the right to Columbia,
on the left, AID even our cavalry Ia so listiess
aad quiet that the oiank OF a sabre is seldom
heaIG. The enemy makes 10 demon .trations,
aor do we, and 1t is astonishing what few
movements are made, ard how little excite.
laeut is created where two sueh large bodies
ot em!,ittared enemies confront eacn other
A day q march upon either side woaid bring
these s.rmies together = the strongly fortified
position of either opponent. All interest
seems turned 10 and wrapped in the rems,ka-
ble CAMPAIGN which is being Carried on in Mig
sissippi, and upon it's results depend the move
lneu,s ci tae armies in Middle Tent essee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05

'fichPockst Caught Yesterday, at the
pickpoeket, who gave his name as George
w. Farrel, was caught in the very act of pick
ing the pocket Of Mr.. James G. Hunt, Of a
pocket book containing 5000 in Confederate
and other notes. Mr.. Hunt,'it seems, had his
attention attracted TO the saie, when the ac
cusei took a stand by his side, and folding his
arms, gently lifted Mr. lis book from side
pocket Fortunately for the public, Mr. Taos.
C'euamitt had his eye on the thieT, and seeing
the robbery, Immediately seizsd The thief, le.
co.srsd the book end contents, and with the
81 of Mr. Hunt and Mr. Staeg, conveyed him
to the lookup for examination before the
Mayor
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FROM EAsHviLLE.-TnaW Winchester Tenn

FROM EAsHviLLE.-Ths Winchester (Tenn.)
BuNetia, Of the Goth, says:
Rosecrans is said to be advancing little and
fortifyipg. AS he goes he for,ifies. Aping
Mcclellan on the Peninsula, and destined, we
pray, TO q far worse discontinue than the Lit
tie Napoleon met with.
Daily we meet with citizens sent away from
their homes by Rosecrans, the dog. Nashville
is converted into military encampmsns-
Horses grsze in all the yards, aud houses are
made stables Of The city is full of Lincoln q
detectives, who 90 iu every guiae. in order to
carry ON system of espionage worse than
ever disgraced fsudal kingdom.
Negroes are marched to the Notifications un.
der guard and mode to work hard. They are
allowed half ratiops, and consoled with the
promise that, by working hard and helping the
Yankees, they win be sst free when tho war
is over. The Yankees watch them to prevent
their running away.
There do not seem to be any indications Of
q battle soon. Rosscfans's force 10 estimated
to be 10, 600 total.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05

Rustinss Court.-Iu the absence Of Judge
Lyons, j Judge Meredith presided in this Court
yesterday. Moat Of the morning was con
sumed in the trial of James Williams, a British
subject. WHO was charged with stealing "a
trunk of clothing from Mrs. Tierney, on the
18th of January last. Williams was boazier
with Mira. T., aud, taking fancy to scme Of
the articles Of wearing apparel Oh the pre-
misses, packed up trunk full and left before
daylight Two or three weeks after the oc-
currencs he was found in this city, arrested,
and put in prison. When arsaisned ms plead
not guilty; but the jary took a different view
of the matter, after hearing the evidence, and
ascertained his Punishment a. three years in
the peni'entiary. The Judge imm sdiateiy after
pSaSed sautsuce
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AFTER THE RUSSIAN SrYLE.-0en. Bragg,
q few days since, informed his Adjatant Gen.
eral, Col. Walter, that he desired pardons to
be issued freely and fully TO every private
who was under sentence Of various Court
Martials. II happsnsd 10 be the Colonies
birthday, and hs exercised the power fully,
and more than ous hundred pTivates, ssn.
tenoed 10 impsisonmsnt, ball and chain, Or to
labor on 0oveE1ment works with ball and
chain for periods Of from three to dix months.
Were psrdoned and restored to their eompa.
niss. The lisA large - h was, aftsf betng
eubmissd 70 Gsn. Basg, was inreassd ~
adlitjep Of e>hes nsDeA-CAat. Rebef, UNA.
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EfgLsTAxyE EDEiCE5
EDJTksD ISsPscr'a dEE'Ls cr7IcI, 4
b:s; SCH. ieta
rEuIAL ORDERS 70 Iao.

b.s; SCH iesa
CFEOIAL ORDERS 20. Ia9.
-
XVIEi. ghs following s5rolssion hss bssn sab.
.II.is1 ID SO Sec 'oia.y os Wzs G,m tie eEAcsra
sd s9la.egs CT sts 0sf sscs formerly commanded
by L,su.eezsszi Ti.ssnAs Jkcaasa,
'Rsso.oed Ehz. In aso7Efsnas u;th Gan jack.
.ci'a T.sh asia sis uas.fa OF .lis -igsae hsac-
.ts aa great eo:l rna1der. tie sacxstAEy OF Wss be
teq Eta to ola, that Is b. ki3Hi ard dasisusts5
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