davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
Hooks Received.

The Rebellion Record Edited by Frank Moore Sixth Vol
n. g%, .o S's ~ 90 IT, by sH de- Muse. Tran.
lated by Emily MAAepcace l.uo. Up iIo' HaPeI
ch,,l.. pisn,. New Chrm,s story Mr.. Iiulger. Loa.
ing. Gvo. PIP e. ITO same
III. Pc, Lamb a.i Other s,orie, i!mo. PIP a. James O.
.ntle Bua Eed and Lizzie Bid Blue. By ~ Be,hAm Ed
Christmas .d roea. md li s's so pp 20 The
The nasTi,ci Book Of Songs FOR chnd'ea. ismo pp 81
The ohfl,d.a Year ~ I'll, Rev Ioha Keb-. ismo Up.
Yield. Of the south from Bal Run 90 Frcdehctsburs
ny An tnsish combaiint. Svo. ~. Sii. John Brad
burn
2l7 American Tract society.
Orient. iamo. ~, % The same -, ,,,.e
Amy Car. or tho Fortune Teller BY Caroline che'ebrO.
lamo, ,pP. POS. NJ W poid , TO-,
PIP 03. ny Alrhonso Wood A, NJ Bane. 4 burr.
Sherwood. speer aa rronounecr kDy George Sherwood
limo. Up ~ The Same:
Sherwood Writing spcl.rr Tho sa'ae.
Sherwood. Practical spcrr and psaaer BY George sher
s. E.'a Of i i%S " 6y Mr. ' S s, ,mo Albany
Three %%c. Dead By M.'M. =. B''ia0n. ''o- PIP l''.
Chris. va. born on Christina. Day" Acsol. With Illus
ns:sa, by job" o. s o ssi Lucy s Book
Poetry. by Jacob Abbott PaTi'. Emo. Up lss.
General Frsnie. A story Tor Lite FoMs By Ethel Lynn.
iOmo. PIP iao An,on ID D Randolph,
Freaerck Mortimer the Young Christian Solder ismo pp
lD3 The same
Little Threads Ny the Author OF Says SIX Blrthdsya
limo. pp i9l, The same
The story Of Columbus by sarah IL. Bradford Emo PIP
~. III. same.
loe's story By tho Author q Latte Leren" limo
pp 10 The Same. -
Flowers from My Garden shetch-d and Painted from Ma
turs. By Laura Gordon MOascn. sto. Tue Same.
Walter IN Samsria. ny Daniel G. EDDY ID. ID. smo. PIP
223 Sheldon l. Go.
Christianity aud Emancipation BY Joseph L. Ihomp'o"
u.
The BOOK Of bays Part ANlll. j. II. lppncott Co. q,
Our Hardy Grape: By J. NJ. knOwton limo Pp w.
Coutsns Baker - Nv
Drsamthorp A Hook Of Esmys Written In tho County RI
Alexander Smith. lsmo. PIP 80 Bo''oh' - -
& Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
U.isrPary.

The hfiantie Monthly for tho year 1854 will
preren, several new foatnrcs that well adapted 20
cuhancs tho interest ard yauc OF that popular Maya
zine Scenes from new romance by Mr.. Hawthorne
Of which the plot aud characters are founded on incl
dents in American life promised among other bril-
liant attractions. Mrs. Bcechcr Stowe contributes
genes u articles domestic topics. entitled House
and Homo Papers" Tho department OF fiction viii be
represented by several fhyore story telers Mr.. Trow
bridge, Miss Prescott tho author OF Margaret
Uowth Rose Terry. and others who have nlroady
hch reputation with tho readers OF The Atlantic Mr.
Longfellow will from ihne 10 time favor Us with canto
OF his translation Of Dante 10 which he has devoted not
n few s,udious hours for several years. Tx. Marvel
who 40 well knows how not only TO make hay when the
mn shines. but Ia turn tho drearr farmdays OF wet
weather 10 the best account Is 20 continue Ills racy
chapters on gcoponcs Mr.. g. W. Curtis is to lend the
aid 81 his face and delightful pen 10 the pages OF tho
Magazine furnishing u series OF contributions In his
charming speoialtes Beside Mr. Iongfsllow. Bry ant
Whittier. Holmes and Lowell. promise original poems.
and Robert Browning will give several Of his latest pro-
ducions previous to their appearance In England In
the historical and political department. Mr. Hzewell
will continue his profound and crudite essays and Mr.
Wnylnnd will comment ns heretofore on the sig
niGcant events Of the passing day. Not 10 be
"cabncd crbbcd. confined" in this Glow diurral
sphere" the editors have engaged oourso OF mr.
ticIet from Robert Dale Owen, drawn from Ills coa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

oenial walks near "the boundaries OF another world.
IA. Atlantic is understood to have largely increased its
circulation during the past and we arc sure 1t
will be welcomed with a cordial happy new year"
nv n wide circle Of readers and admirers The num-
her OF books published in 1868 the contents OF which
were first printed in the Magazine, is remarkable
feature in it's history end forms interesting catalogue
"Soundngs from the Atlantic" by O, w. Holmes;
"In War Time" by j. g. Whittieri large portion OF
Excursions by Henry ID. Thoreau large portion OF
"Gala Days" by Gail Hamilton Methods OF Study in
Natural History" by Professor AgasSizi our oid
Home" by Nathaniel Hawthorne; 1.-The AMBER
Gods" by Harriet t. Prescott Out Door Papers. ny
Il. w. Higginson; large part Of "Lifs in the open
Air." by Theodore Winthrop.
The Unipersai,a Quarterly and General Rer'e'c'
published in Boston by Tompkins Co., after being the
organ OF the best minds in Tor twenty
five years is about to commence series with such
changes as are expected to place the work on permn
nent foundation II Is to be under the editorial charge
Of the Rev r. b. Thayer whose large experience, the
illogical attanmen,s and literary aptitudcs cminenty
qualify him for the duty. and will represent the scholar
ship and culture as well the general principles OF
theology and Biblical Interpretation and criticism OF
American Universalsts At the same time it will aim
at Uniyersasm in the wider Of representing the
religious thought aid progress Of AZ denominations Inc
aid OF the mos. eminent writer's and thinkers in the re-
gious body Of which IT purpose tobc aeadng organ IL
promised and II will doubtless deserve and receive
liberal patronage from Unyersalists throughout the
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

perance. The deceased was for mal6 years publshst
and proprietor Of Graham's Magazine then on(Sof TIA
nblest and best conducted montlics tis oonfnenk
lie met with rcyerscs soon feH into habits Of intem,
time in low grogrcres and sleeping In lodging ksnse,
and lie related by ties Of blood or mar
riage to several Of our most influential families. o.
Friday morning. while passing down Nassau street, hs
suddenly became unwel and. ut his request WINS takes
10 the above premises where he after died. De
Robinson made postmortem examination OF the body
and fOnnd that death the result az irtemperanH
and verdict TO that effect rendered by the Jory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
w TER FOR FArIINa SWINE is about a. g.

..,,,, a. food Until nan learns to do without wa'4
himself no should not compel his pigs to do w'saoa.
,h an essential Of life end health. Some farmers 'esa
swi Iiberay frequently hot bu. never think Of giving
water Let such try IT, and they viii see how sreod,v
tho animals will drink the pure cold wafer e''0'
flying hunger upon semi'liquid food. In no' No' :
although the food Of pigs is milk. they WIZ rove ~.
trough OF cold water. We believe that l%aAs
furnished Will plenty OF water and sa'ea s'"a
will fa,tcn upon 25 per cent less corn than one we
OF those two essential condiments Of his df'e''
farmers try THE oKpernea!t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

deepcst dye not only In the transactions OF business
but IN the relations Of private lS Is tho hero and ms
infamous career is supposed 10 represent largo class
Of men, who take advantage Of the disorders OF tho
times TO destroy tho pcacel Of happy homes buy
and sell few rotten satines shoddy Clothes shoes with
Glued soles muskcts without vents. and tents made OF
six cent muslin" in order to increase their po OF Ill
gotten gains and procure the means OF INDUCING tno
costcr luxures and vicea Several scenes which nave
occurred IN tho course Of tho war are cleotrey DC
scrbcd in tho narrative and will perhaps interest the
reader no less than the development OF tho plot Ihs
composition Of the work betrays familiar knowledge
OF tho mysteries Of New. York and Washington life. 1t
is written in m animated sfyc and inspired by pntri
otto purpose The author has shown sound Judgment In
abstaining from pho pointed personalities whioh
might have added the mclodrsmnto effect OF his nov
o. and in combining himself TO tho vigorous denunc'aton
Of national vices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

DEATH or A wHLL-ENowN PUBLISHER
oncr Naumann or Friday held an inquest In 'ne liquor
and grocery store corner Of Ann street anu ihe"'.
alley on the body Of william IL Graham ~ years OF
sge who died fom ths effects Of exposure and iu'en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
TIP NEW PATH. DEcxxsEA

This is a small mt but with plenty Of meat. II
Is curious produc, Of current literature In It's ear
nestness-its contempt Of the received traditions OF
art its naive assumption OF infallbty,-it quiet
ignoring ofpopularrcputations,- itsfrank, evidently
honest, but intensely opinonated, and cruelty do.
structiye judgments, pronounced ~ il from the tip
ton OF some oracular mountain it's marked
ability. The writer's who issue their cdicts from
behind voil-no namo OF editor, contributor, OF
publisher being announced-are men with mis-
sion, disciples Of John Ruskn, and American pro-
phets Of Pro Raphaclitsm. Their palpablo sincerity
challenges attention, their intellectual power com.
mands respect, their calm presumption eompels In
qury, while their spirit is like that Of oil prophets
gelf-con1dent, aggressive, uncompromiSing, appear
ing 10 the spectator arrogant and TO tho unbclcycI
imvriinent. This at least they show-study and
thought, intense and immense conviction, 10 par
rot phrases about high art, no fppancy of ccnsuro
no oosencss Of phrase; but certain measured
almost solemn style Of speech, ideas wcll-con-
sidercd, words nicely weighed, and sentences, dccd
cdly not vehcmcntly pronounced, and searching the
marrow Of tho bones. Such an clement In tho crit-
ioisn OF at is n novelty at least, and may be
useful. We should like 10 hear more Of these self
sufficient gcniuscs-thcyarc clearly mon Of progress
and that is somcthng--thcy have "swallowed all
the founulas" Of conventional art, aud 1t II our
wish that "good digestion may wait on appetite and
health Oh BOTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

The RoHo and Lucy Book Of Poetry, by JACOB
ABBOTT In Three Parts consists Of pieces original and
selected intended for the Of young persons from the
age In which tho book mus, DO read ~ them by others
to that In which they beginning to understand ard
appreciate works Of imagination. The contents are not
designed to accomplish any direct moral or religious
purpose. but the compiler las endeavored to exclude
everything Of Injurious character. whether In son
oent TASTE morals. or philosophy. George w Chids
nulllhherl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

TIE DAYS or sHODDY EoyHL oy rns 0Ksir nn'
nEIaaoy IN 1901. By HKsr bionyonD limo pp 4ld.
a. Is. Peterson Bf,thers
The theme of this story Is suggested by the
habits Of speculation and fraud Of which The Govern
mont has been the special victim since the commence
ns.t tyelolloss' Rebellion sooundrel Of tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

The Rural annual published by The Genese'
Faru IL little manual Of horticulture OF 40 pages
full Of interesting and useful information.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

nreeG cin ai;y :;arMn'c+.!'-. 1i-rs:iy ~
indirectly, in whst iu.G ,i.ca ih-su. tn
me.tiz:, il have not :5isan iorHt"Gd III ggne-
rsl h..,ms, is one which iGp,fcs D., etls
ron edi.n &! ar soii, ss a III srs / r-s!n:IrS
means to sid the suhtugstion ami consequent
degtaautior ard overthrow cf tho South. l
f,ljox gentlemen, in no such crusade, neither
viii contribute, In any Tsy. 20 the accom-
p.istm5ht Of Ioy such bloody pucposas. The
montrous fallscy Of the pressnt day, that tho
OHion can be re-sstsbliShcd by Destroying
any part of the South, il one which will burst
xith the shsils that are thrown into iss de-
fsnceless cities, end leave the condi:icu Of
tho country, otter lis treasu-"s r:u exhausted
and its bravo men On buth side' consigned 10
hnsplisls and graves. spec,s'l= for the re-
pronch or COMMUNICATION Of the ci;'Gz,d
world Respectfully yours.
THoHAs II. S.ysuua.
PREPARING FOR THE ptfEscs aF THEIR Bra
BOARD c,Tffs.
foe Nan York "W orrj" has the following
paragtnpl:
The G1yeIausnt hiss CONTRACTED @ith the
prn,ris;or OF Eesaon'a Disp,trh, tha hesdilsr-
tara of which are st Buffalo. +" srps!insend
.h. i.snS:er Of eight hundred lsrgeet sizs
rsDron f.nm Pittaburg, when ;hcy ase made
70 Nav Yo1h, Boston, Portland hnd ot5sr,
aosport towns. Some or item are II inch
suns, EnA othera Is inch. The iattor gun
Weighs sbout twsnty-four tcns, and is '9ur-
cen f.st long. Its breach :a four feet in
iismeter, and tho nu7z'e two feet. 1t throws
q round sohd ball weighing 4G0 pounds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
CORaECrIOE

Reari. DtssszEas.-Lieut. ". Z. BAtrt, cf
tfn SSH Virginia infantry; r. ". Lucas, O.
Maxwell and George Maxwell, Of The 4 h Viz
ginis cavalry. having deserted from the rebels
nad voluntarily surrendering themselves into
tha ,useody Of the Federal srny at Falmouth,
Y7,e yesterday aas,. to the headquarters OF
Gen Montgomery, Mt PhiSdelph!s, fhero 10
have tho oath OF alleg ance to this GoTorn'
ment administered ta-the;E presicus TO tteir
release.
The above paragraph f;o:a the Washington
uChrouicle," wsa published in the " Enqn;.
rer" sc ms time ago, and is now republishsd
70 correct false impression. Lieut.. BakeE
aid 2. Vt. Lucas, -wezs both wounded and
captured: did not desert, did not take the
oath; and have been duly exchanged. o.
MAXWELL .-and George (not Maxwell, butt Abel,
are presumed 10 nave turned traitors. We
learn these facts from Lieut.. Baker, who has
returned to Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
aaaT BUSINESS N coEeREas.

Congress having got rid, in lSr'. Of IsSa,
ticn, Currency g., Is now occupying itself
more actively in the details Of the great busi-
ness and ose thing nssdful--the organization
Of tie army. The Exemption bill. which hes
undergone many transformations. has been
put IN its passage in the House.
In the Senate the bill to organize gene
raj S Af for the Amy, together With s pIo-
posed substitute. hiss bccn ordered 20 be
print,d
4 o''l To correct very crying abuse,
nmely-aosa1ce ofoRoers snd p'iyaies with
out leave-hss passed the Senate, and gone
to the House, 1t provides for stoppase Of
pay ia CASE of absence without leave, or be-
ycnd the ms Of iurloush. Captains Of Com
panies 60 note such delinquencies on muster
and pay-toiis, in ordor tha. The pay may be
.dednc' penalty of f.iling to nots, as
adjSalted ,tass sqsat,a asst e
mctifIt ofpxy: officers on fhefI ~ IL II - =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
AN ACE,
Authorizing FlDCclARIEs TO I.TEsri6.~s FCSrs
N TlBru EAHDs IN CERTAIN CASES, AID Yos
OTHBR PURPOSES.


AN AOlt
Authorizing FIDrcIARIEs TO I.TEsri6.rs PCSrs
N THEIu HANDS IN CERTAIN CASES, AND YCS
OTHBR PURPOSES.
[Pa.sei March s, 1861
De II en2Gte: ey the General AasslIp!y, That HhlN.
ever any Guardian, Curator, Committee, ExCcuts..
AGmlDisratoe or ntber Fidac!arJ or Trustee, may
hayo In his hands moneys, received IA ula duo
exercise Of his trust belonging 70 tie estate or
rurd bcld by him as a!ucisry or trls ee wh!ci mu
pcys any soch tduciary or trustee nny, from tie
tuce OF ha trust, or iron any causs rhateVerLe Un
alto to pay ovrr TO the Cesu que trust, or iar s err
iue uar.to |: shall bs lawful for such fcGcIlIy II
trustees 10 spply. BY molten or petition, To Any ludsc
OF Circnt Lout In vacation, for lsays TO Ives lGs
whole shy part Of such money! Ia Ia:
bon:s certificates Of the Confed.rlt. s;aGs or I!
or securities cf within tie said sate, snt hs sold
;ucge Uoy. 10 hls s,!cton. giant ecca lcsve. lie
bouca- SDen TTt.e noie sal! bc taken n the rsInO
o. snch f1u'iary or u,re, In hh lducisry or fusea
ch .fac:sT, find whenever such Investment shal, 20
ns 20 such G.Iciry Or rlstae shall 30 re!oassd r2m
te?p9nri-ia!y !or tls nwncys thus investsd tu u
ss-a 10 h!a cuty % jriscr7e the bonds ;has taken
aad to exercise due diligence In collecting the ln;enss
s:cruiLg thsttoa, ~! ia making proper spplcutl
thereof ptogised :alt nothing hetsin coatsinei shah
s1thorize p-!d hauciary Or tduciariec, uus:ce Or
trustee to charge tbs character Of bn existing In
vastIneDt nor aEy iuves:msrt made uld1r the I!Iy.
sons uf this lew, antG authorized by tna decree OF a
Circuit CcGr. Df rompstent jurisdiction snd, lru'
C0I ICftiCsi 'Hdl pIVflolOuo VI tbo
ticn shall nor be Al Construct to ias:sn With the
powrts Low cIs.cL.ed ty tho Cour1 Ct Cha1cery
over the subject.
Q ks II flrthe, cnac:rd. Thst wheue7eT snv fdn
ctaIy or d,uciates .sIs:ss o. trustees rstnc n th
s,re, have Leen Or may be authorized ",rr, ,is 81
rwer OF To do sny cot joauy With one Oh noEe iGu'
tl,Iits or trustees residing within thA ni's Il ia
Uni.si S,a,ss II shall 30 lawful for tie hLuta'y
htuciariss, uu.tse trustees, rcatcirg In is Sta
70 exercise any su3h power 70 do eu:n at without
,,s loacuyrenca of rhn noursstsn. Gdu:ary or ui
arrs trustee or uuy;ees and tie ret Il :bs resident
liducfuy or aduciares trustee or nus'cts- siIl t'd
u. ssn,u tvns and effect to oil inAins ODd rurcS
az Il i had been the joi.l oct Of al such rGuctas
| Ur tru..eeS.
g. Th's &C, shall be in force from 10 p.s.s1c, aId
coutilu ue In foscs until tho eIHt!on OF elk inorh
after ths ,n.!nc ntor of treaty of peare baT~h 'hc
| Ioufsdrrate eistss ard the UuIIed 1L!e,a
| A cvpy from the ro!,h.
| Clerk Of q. Of D. aod 4. Of T. y. Ve
o. e.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

n" ttis \ n 4, !:e. relr@ g.. ., IS
- nte"tat"l G5,er...r Bnwn, ,.- nu
tho Sen,., u;;lo: ,ea at H-vs -: .:s"---
Is framed. evidently ui.h vi.w q rero;,7juF
ett7'i'ng ond properly gorerning The i,.s:r.,-
t!oh. lao n!ll - well cenceiyc'; ard Vi tr,'e
!: alus 70 riaAc 'hi6 p;aclicsl sad tili,i.5
means OF wari,is, j, establishes iaulsry
rules, restrictions and safeguards to prevent
abuses sld - protect neutfsl sigAis. This; *
a.! j: is necessary or proper for me to say
upon the provisions cf tho till wEis i: il be-
f3ro C5nsress.
To attack tna enemy with efficiency V hero
be can DO inost ,i:ally affected, this volunteer
hid i, Indispensable. Let Vi ,n.ke n yi:tup #
necessity, aud 90 it openly, making the ialt:-
tuition coEsp;cuous as OF. rf tie erlis OF cur
potency. IL SHOULD 30 perfected, not mccoy
ss inask for pligO:a g.lu md TO ob2i.to iJ.-
eign objections, but with view to our p!pscne
ard future astioral powor. Lit ua scs il lis.
principled aiffGignitied mann ee " ki:h cla:Ic-
:erizes our asslins1 with foreign Powers, sid
our observance, ,S.ot pi,e AL cls1ncr, CT ,rs
usases cf cixliz5sHArf.-e. S. saali wo soon
have powosful rafyI FEessrTo f:om wr"cl,
q mes. !oHhitseie syolsm OF maritime " =
iars. indispensable u Western Powcrp, ard
becoms, finally, the leer OF III. grea.,at ne-
lions.
i1 nau:i:al volunteering thore is mere H.
nes5 and proprety, and more reason why II
should be favored by the government, than
csa br alleged IN bsnslf Of that On lan6. In
the after, men come from al vccaticnF, wisl.-
! out eEill and experience, and hsrs TO De tra'--
ed a. toGists and furnished with srmf; wi.c
i'll regard to ths former, tto.e who yciru.
tser-
|. Have long professional experience nrd
Sill that Pecals'!y fits them fer tcs wa:is.o
they volunteer to engage In.
2. Furnish ships aad srms, or, n o!he:
words, q naTJ-TiIhout cost to tie gav@,n-
| Ees.s-GayiDg clil!Ions per 3, nITU d
8. Attack worldwide commerce cvi-C
blows everywhere, which canpo; ns Iy;4.-
lated. x.
It is to be hoped that this viii ho &c germ
or beginning OF ps!Inanent pcicy. We d.
not need largo navy in p.sce, LGi cenno.
stand the taxes TO keep it up, in sddltiom 10
these for the payment Of our vrs. Gcb,; md
when war CONES we can inp.ovso suiN-
| cient ont; and we should, ere long, provide by
law for y" building all mtrcantiu SHIPS lA.ats
many, j; not oil "F rhcID, : J., il required. fa
opportunity converted into h5ips OF war ard
priratec's sA
Wo Shout, act aai prepa~sS wee
to hs C log var. II it ccn:iaue, We shl il
be tie :trcnscr for having so done. I, i: %
nct, we shaIl h,ve made valuable investments
in tha elements vi power: no. needed now.
but ilcctinc for se"s) calculated TO give ny
not on'y repu,s Or potency. which MAJ
fcrf.ud Tar: hu. constitutional s:reDg.h,
which will make us formidable vie" wat
comes u. j. 9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
Exchange silG Ib,s ru,rI!ng 1t l5% sl5
.iu. 1S5 mil ;lrsed 9: about IS

Exchange shld tb,= u>ralnR 1t -" 10 /
+f,t 155 NIL :lcsed 3; abou. l55
THE CcaEErEeIrE srElIEg tlae4I4.
no ship Princr Of Ws'es, from Melbourne.
Austrs!is reports ,bai she wns brought to
ny ths ujafsderata steamer Alabama On tss
2Sa of February in latitude 50, longitude Al
West. The Ala5Ams repo; ted that she mad
destroyed thirty-four Sorth American YES
sells durirg her course.
tFr;n :hs s;sv Fork Ee.s'a, Asic.2 IS
rrSAS' IA AND COMMERCIAL.
New YokK. NJ .rch 27, 6, P. M.-Ths gems.
raj indicstionS to-day were that tho Storm
hiss nearly blown over. Gold w,s rather
better than yesterday, it fiucluates between
l39 and LAP, closing 1t l4l bid. Il is very
encouraging to SEQ tho present improvement
in pubic confidence. But cortsin Indications
which We notice Jondsr i; we'll that people
should bo reminded thsttho var is TO: over
yet; that the FIRST Indication Of disposition
to make peace has not yet been manifested
at tho South; .ha, VIZ havs.won no victories
sncs gold was selling a. lf3, and that. though
the people srs lorcicg the government about
s2,000,GG0 per Cay. tho necessities OF tho
tIessury. and The falling duo OF dslt csrtia-
catss, compel Mr.. Chase to nee LOT only all
tsis money, but ahcrt million CT dollars
Of new pspsr m"ney hFsides. which the
bank nnts companies arc dsilg lroduciag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
TAXATION II EITD.

Tbs Gorf dsrs;s isx bill, it is confidently
bslieTcd, vii; produce al ample revenue Of
Confederate bills, but 81 ihess bills cannot be
oatsa by sithsG iaar oE beast, ard as their
daily deprec;atiog character may ror he
changed eyon by this isE bill, il sesIas to ~
hist q bill 70; ts1stie:. ID liaa. IN lieu OF
taxation III money, would DC measure Of
;ust precans;on. The.o nys macy sections Of
tho country wtrre prs caHfasa Of froduos
could be. Eoro easily ecid :asn per centfgs
on thu Yalro ., property II this per cent
age of produce vas permitted to as PAID. in
lien of the property trx, the neceasities Of
ddsfaa faaiay ads ~ I e si,i;sa .
al the fafiaars Of the country ~ !!P!e