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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-05

Gem Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany.-At meeting of the Board of Trustees held
this day, assessment Nos of fifty (50( cents per
share was levied on the capital stock of the above
company, payable Immediately to the Secretary,
Mt his Office, Sapphire Diill, In Gold Hill
By order of the Beard of Trustees,
v. LEMERY, Scc'y.
Gold Hill, November 3, 1863 nos lm*
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-05

Lord byron GOld ana silver Winning
Company Devils Gate District, N. T.-Notce is
hereby given that the Board Of Trustees of tho
Lord Byron G old and Silver Mining Company, at
meeting of said Board, held October 30th, 1868,
levied IN assessment Of one dollar on each and
cry share of the capital stock of said Company,
said assessment payable one-half within 80 days
and the remainder within 10 days, in gold coin, to
the Secretary at Cpl Washington street, or to the
Superintendent at the mine. By order of the
Board of Trustees.
no530t H. B. CONGDON, Sec'y.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

fi'hIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of E-.t...
EDWARD MORGAN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against sud deceased, are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
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~. l9h dug Of October, 1864, + gsEs
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of October, 1869.
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oc23 Administrator.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
4 scriber has obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Testament
ary on the personal estate of "
GEORGE F0RSYTHE Ia
late of said county, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the g.a
ri i4th day Of Nousmber, 1885, q Il
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. 80
,sAl persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. ta:s
Given under my hand and seal this l4th day
of No ember, 1868. az
ALEXANDER FORsYTHE,
no. 20 .. .r5.Ht...H Executor.
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InSolvent NOllce,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Andrew
Nv J. Gorrell has made application to
the Circuit Court for Hartford county for
the benefit of the Insolvent Laws Of Mary
land, and that the fourth Monday in Feb
ruary 1864. has been assigned for him to
appearlin said Court to answer such, in
tertogatories-as his creditors may propose
or allege against him.
WIN GALLOWAY. Clerk
no6 Circuit Court for Hartford county.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE ..i
TTtTIS lSTO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri-
l. ber has obtained from the Register of Wills
of Hartford County, Md, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of Y
ELI TURNER, rs. g-5feI,qg
late Of said county, deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the SAM, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the gsai.
-'i Goth day Of October, 1864,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this goth day
of October, 1868. ~ -
/ t71 Ell TURNER, JR., "
oct23 - e.. Executor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LAEOU lVN . INOILOEs "..E1
rYNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri-
her has obtained from the Register of Wills
Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate Of v4D aG..
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Executor.
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23


In q card Issued by Captain Ericsson, be says:
Everything connected with our new fighting
machines worked precisely as intended-not
single change of plan being called for. The pilot
house proving Of insufficient thickness was not an
unforeseen circumstance The limited experience
which we have had in actual conflict indicated
that eight inches thickness would be sufficient but
it was by no means assumed to9bs settled point,
Hence such constructions eacptetis ttiiiatwith
out removing the structure or changing its interior
arrangements, any number of additional plates
might be attached to the exterior and its thick
ness increased to any extent 90 with regard TO
the turret 1t IS constructed oil On interior skeleton
or cyhhder composed OF plates hrmy rlveted TO-
gether, to which any number Of plates may be
bolted' 1t is by no means yet established that
our taIre's require increased thickness, excepting
possibly az the Dase'
Inc public Will do well not to be alarmed by
the remarks OIL inexperienced observers VINO are
startled to see the lndenlatlons produced BY the
enemy proIectlles we apply armor 70 Keep OUT
hostile snol not TO prevent scars and ndentatlons'
80 lar we nave lalIy succeeded Twill beproper
to observe that the supposed imperfect steering
qualities are utterly groundless' There IS no class
OF vessels III the navy that obey 'he helm so rea'
dly as inc Monitors Inc reason IS sell evident
ihe large eqalPolse rudder employed Is acted upon
BY the powerful current from lhe propeller with
Suen l9roe a. 10 change the course oil tae vessel
with inc slightest motion at the helm In strong
currents ana shallow water as IN Charleston mar
no TAnUllV mnnaUVnrQu
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23

correspondent has sent us the picture Of
COW, which he calls the Santa Fe Cow" She ap-
pears to be just of the plains, .r..
fmpora is represented as having her by one
horn trying to pull her down the Cottonwood wl-
ley, by way Of "Eskridgos cut of, Junction City
has her by the other horn and is making desperate
pulls towards tho Smokey hill' Leavenworth,
has her by the nose and she is making direct for
that city. Kansas City has her by the tail and,
is crying "hod on there you belong TO me" whilst
Council Grove with pail in hand" is busily on.
gagged in milking the animal as she passes, II is
an in structive picture and il our friends will let 60
oftho horns and move over here we will guaran-
toe them some Of tho milk Ieav. Times, ..
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23
The Old Regiments.

Much objection Is made in some quarters to the
proposition Of the War Department that the old
regiments should be consolidated, 50 that where
ever there is considerable reduction in the num-
Der Of men, from casualty or disease, saving to
the Federal Treasury shall be made by dispensing
with supernumerary officers We are not surpris
ed at this. That must be poor return for valor
where the reward is self extinction A soldier
naturally prides himself on the deeds Of his reg-
ment. Heglorle3 In its game, and seeks to per.
petuate the memory Of its name by Inscriptions on
banners and monuments; but the consolidation
plan, os alleged, Is calculated to destroy all such
ambition. For example, two regiments distin-
guish themselves in battle, but come off the field
leayi0g one half their number "hors de combat y
The reward is partly in consciousness that the
names Of respective regiments will 60 down u
posterty. But no; they are merged, and one as
the other passes nto oblivion. A Western papel
says;
"Wo have now the better plan, ready made tC
Our hands, of filling up the Old regiments. Eli
them up to the maximum. There are some huge
gaps, and Illinois must be prepared for an aston
ishment when the returns of the grand music
come in But let US have the facts, How man,
men are wanted to gil each old regiment! Daf
them aud place the raw recruits in among th
veterans, there to rpen the more rapidly int
soldiers. Let US have no more new regiments, n
more raw, green coonels whose eagles are hatch
ed from political prelerment let the Presiden
try the better plan, and leave the old regiment
untouched and unconsoIidated, save by the fres
leves from the people"
There are two sides to this question, like a
Others. Atpresent the Treasury is being deple
ed unsparingly by the officers who have no reg
ments, or at least coTporaS guard. This shou
be remedied If we are really to have a conscr
ton, the plan for filling up the old regiments
worthy Of consideration, The President is said
hesitate about approving any other New Yo
Journal Of Commerce,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23

DSs~A contemporary suggests that the publica
ton Of the official correspondence Of Lord Lyons
which the British Government hos just made is
clear mark Of unfriendliuess to our country. The
suggestion is undoubtedly just, The design Of
the British Government and its Minister here, is, |
evidently, to aggravate and prolong our home
dissensiOns for the benefit Of Great Britain. She
hopes our domestic cnmities will so enfeeble our
notional power that she can treat US, with impu
nifty as her own interests or humor may dictate
That she may disregard her treaty stpulations as
she did in holding military posts in this country
long after the peace Of 'S3-that she may seize
and enslave our white citizens as she did by her
impressments- s--that she may enforce such claims
as she asserted in the Mosquito protectorate con-
troversy--that she may supply the rebels with a
navy to destroy our commerce and thereby give
employment to her own ships, as she is now do
ing, her ships commanding double the price for
freghts that American vessels receive in couse-
quence Of her furnishing the rebels with their
pratical "Alabamas," "29O's," &C., &c, which are
llunched from English shipyards, sail from English
ports, and are paid for with English money, to
plunder aud burn our marine, and murder our
sailors. And all this she will accomplish unless
our Government has the courage properly to resist
her aggressive insults, her violations Of honest
neutrality, and her artfu intrigues to keep us by
the ears, She has no sympathy with North or
South, but wishes to see them cripple each other
until both are victims of her will For heaveni
sake let US not be duped by her artifce or beCOm,
i sacrifice to her cupidity, Letus not be so fool
l. ish as TO be made her instruments to accomplish
y our own humility or be led SO blindly by part,
= contention as to listen to her mischief maxim
6 tales Of scandal Illuminated in her official CORES
d pondence, Who before ever heard Of an Ambas
y sador repeating to his Government in an oilicia
IT form the gossip Of private individuals rs express
% ing the sentiments Of any responsible portion Of
Government, and these individuals unknown III
designated, and met casualty The whole purpos
Is too apparent to deceive any One-it is to il
m crease the bitterness Of party contention in IL
lie North and render impossible the present barrie
10 between the North aud the South, that Engau
10 may make money out Of our striies, and Teoov
lg that supremacy over the ocean she once so prou
I'd ly boosted. Britannia Is determined to rule Il
m waves, il power, or intrigue or violation Of natlO
rs al faith, will enable hor TO do it, and the only wi
'n for US to protect Ouselves from falling q prey
lr' her Vaccinations is to be resolute and united
by resisting them, In convincing her that we a
G. not to be imposed upon or trilled with, and th
no while we ask for nothing but what is right, Y
in will submit to nothing that ia wrong Louisvi
10 Journal.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23

One can generalize better npOn the effective
condition Of an army by its health returns than
by any other single feature. A raw army in camp
Is isinvaiaby in q bad sanitary condition; the NOR
tality lists Of a demorazed or dispirited army are
always frightIul. The most favorable military
health returns are from well disciplined, high
toned armies, Injured to the soldiers life.
We published some weeks ago, an official state
ment Of the sanitary condition Of our various ar
mics up to the middle Of last year; but though it
was asserted TO be highly favorable, it was lmpos-
sble, from the few data given, to form any conclu-
siye opinion
We have received from Washington report Of
the sanitary condition of Gen, HOoker's army up
to the close Of last month, We do not publish
this report, as inferences can be made from it Of
the very highest Importance to the enemy at the
present moment 1t does not state directly the
effective strength Of Hooker's army; but it gives
tho numbers sick, the ratio which these bear to
the whole army, and other detNi#4 By which any
one acquainted with the first rules Of arithmetic
can cipher out the precise force eucamped on this
side of the Rappahannock aud how many Of then
are capable Of immediate service, 1t would pro
badly be as well for the Government to keep tht
document 10 drawer until the close ofthe month
at lcas'.
We may state, however, without aflording an,
comfort, but rather good deal of discomfort, u
the rebels, that the ratio Of sick for the Who'll
Army Of the Potomac at the present date, is les
than G8 in the l,000-ess than seven per cen
This Is certainly an excellent exhibit, and. as it
given under the authority of the Medical Dlrecto
and almost without qualification, it may be take
as both direct and reliable. 1t may be inlerre
from this that Hookers army is in good 6ghtin
trim-much better, we think, than 1t has ever bee
before. U0
The report states that all the more serious di
, eases to which troops in camp are liable, al
/ especially those which depend upon negle,
OIL sanitary precautions and bad diet have late
decreased in marked degree. Typhoid fever al
diarhoea have decreased respectively 2S and
per cent since January last. hislavorable sta
Of health is attributed to improved Diet the i
creased attention to sanitary regulations, and Il
!, earnestness and ability Of medical officers Z
u Y, Times, l7th.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-23
An Indian Spy Captured.

We arn IRON Mr. f. Myrick, who arrived from
Fort Rideely yesterday morning, that Joseph La.
lrambois, one ofGeneml Sibley's scouts, had cap
tured one of Little Crows spies about thirty
miles above the Fort, near the residence of Mr..
Joseph Reynolds, aud had brought him into tho
Fort. Heconiesses being sent back by Little
Grow, together with seven Others to obtain goods
that had been hidden at Sleepy Eye Lake, thir.
teen miles above the Fort and also informed the
Commander at the Fort that the other seven
would arrive at the Lake the same day he was
captured to take away the goods and that it was
their intention to steal as many horses as they
could before returning lie disclosed the fact that
it was Little Crows intention TO divide his lorces
into bands and murder and plOge the whole
frontier.
Immediately on learning these Iacts tho Com
mander at the Fort dispatched a cavalry force for
Sleepy Rye Lake to capture the other seVen--
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