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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LPISE GOLD COMPANY.
Capital
properly iii: company i situated GpiS
mining claims the following rich sold bearing lodes In
'xLPs' AND CALIFORNIA
These claims among the very richest and best In
An cash capital Of One Hundred thousand Dollars
The Sooss open Tor subscription 10 limited number Of
snafes at i've dollars per share. At NC ohce OF l. d.
Gibson h'a No. ''"n oFpi 'Ssss ''a'' 0s,'e
..,.,r, ana ressnn,,
" roo'' '''''''''''' ;ffRiijisrrEs -
r1 sSp sssEFSss, ! P Ss
/ $ffsss ! !; S, ECO
ossrsrSe COMPANY OF COLORADO.
SHARES. FULL sfock -ssssses,
observed IN : sSsS .a sc each
l7 claim, equal to .asoo ises in tho Gregory. Bos,a
20 :ss sss; ;ssa s: Ssss
yg IhsI (. Sit ppYTsssss s. My So Ss's
S .HW A. A p 4 ;w NsT ysfES w.,
H hssfr J. Et ssSS*E sss s ssn yo,
sfosSE c xSFk c csn.si Civ oR GSierdo
rDwAhs6S !. Wesley.
JOHN 1 T. %iEGrAxs
rRRD EsiisC, r. ELLIOTT.
Counsel.
CHARLES T. CROMWELL.
.tenae ng Director aud General supernt endept
0kOR0E COOK OF Central CITY, Colorado.
xo ousand shares 81 the stock remain 10 be sold NJ
Go each - on subscription snd % TO-
from April Is. or sll ~ The option Of slbscrbers
Books Win be opened on "Wednesday. the 18Th inst M the
eNce Of jerome Riggs Co., ~ Exchange piscc.
Hsw yoRH, April .. l<A
uoBr n MURRAY A CO,
.1 PAEkERS AND SHARE BROKBRa
II Broad street, near Walt, New York
puy ana seil Sharrs Bonds and uoid o cummI.sou
Ar rnB REauIAR AND PUBLIC BOARDS
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The Public schools.

70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Ihave been much pleased with your efforts place
position where they shall be free from tho
bad influence OF politicians. l would suggest that a
School District be established and all school
officers within such district be appointed by the Regents
81 ,ne University. THIS Is noo political body, ana has
charge and SUPERVISION Of all the colleges and higher
schools OF the State. PRO BONO PUBlIC0.
The Death or the SON OF Col. Ltcbenau-
Tho following are the proceedings q meeting held by
She officers the twenty tn New York Volunteer
airy on Friday last relative the death Of Colonel Lie
nenau's
HEADQUARTERS, TwrSrvur-n CAVALRY. w.
NINTH ARMY coRPs,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. April :, 1864
mest.g q The oGsrs Of sse we resnent
bic and resolutions we're submitted ana passed unan.
where's has pleased The Almighty in the dIspensaiou
Of an awlse providence 70 remove from our mldS, and
Rcsolyed That in the loss Of "Litle when are de.
prved OF who although child in felt to be
scompanon in camp and had endeared himself to US all by
Resolved That do nos, sincerely sympahlsc with the
Resolved That attend The funeral body, from the
Amer can Hotel this day az one ocGex = NJ 0..a,. :
Coicne LisOenAu and printed The Saratoga papers
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
5e a..s s Dsns Mrs
sss n r sr asSs nv wser . Lfn
sassr Sps wasoa Miss %nsrems Miss Jackson
ss no Miss Ellen Jasper MISS MARIA burr -
Jane Miss Emma kniviie, Miss Alice Cattle, Miss
nary Sherman.
LlvzRrooI-steamship vreina-s symbeski and lady, y
Xacksman Edward Mnrych Thos keagh, Pansoxieski,
Fruhauf Can, John Kerr Mr. 1samcs and lady, Thomas
Glars Lucy Beresford, n A Michel Elizabeth Pearce
: EAlbrau.
HURON Hxap-sieamship Western Neropolis-Capts = A
Butts Smith, Dewaldt; Adjt Charles silver, Lieuts
Randall j N Robinson, VI Higgins. N Ballard, Charles
Hinckley b Wheat schol. > stone Resp, all Of
as Navy: Asst surg v De Grasse, Surg Kinshaw, VIM
stewart n Navy; hcClune W Barr-snd 2Oo IN the
seersga
INV on,yAxs ANT ky wrsr-steamship Ericsson-c z
NcIupad Kingsand Calvin Van Lennep, Capt Walsh,
Rev L 9 Livermore, Rev = ChubbucS. DR. Chubbuck,
is S;aunev and DR. II Achlsy U NJ q Harrison, "
ler-a and "a in the steefagc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN METER COMPANY-ELBGriON NO.
~ n.,--lhe annual election Tor five trustees OF the
American Meter Company viii be held At tnrir 'ce $40
Wet Twenty econd street, In ihe city of New york; on
fuesday tho lotn day OF April 1874, at " O'Clock NJ
r. MERnIFIELD. Secretary.
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I AXE GOLD MINING COMPANY.
IL COLORADO.
Books are now open AT the Office of TAYLOR BROTH
Frs rs Wall street. for subscription capital Of
this company, al the subscription price Of 81 90 share
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THE toMNl1TEE ON WHOLESALE GROCERIES OF
he Ne rope tan FAIR thaaAiu acknoweh-a the fol
LOWING snbScr puons tho funds of the
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INSTRUMENTATION FIRE Insurance. COMPANY
~ TIE snnnai election for thirty Dreetnrs snd three In
spectrs :" ths succeeding election VIII be held 81 the on 90
OF the nfan "Wednesday, April H. The polls VIII
ofen az " O'Clock and close o'clock r. NJ. ny
ier ROBERT ID. HAnr Secretary.
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0yHI RD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
Corner Of Third avenue and Twenty siIth street
Chartered 1884.
Bank daily from ~ A. N. to Up NJ and on Monday
"wednesday and Saturday evenings from 10 r. W.
SIX per cent interest allowed al sums from 81 20
Si.V0.
Al moneys deposited or before APRIL
from the lst SPENCER K GREEN, President
KELLY, Secretary
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Sl7OO COST .a agor 5 o srSs.
Hass Clubbing 40 In bonea 10 .s ciw ~ os cheap sa,
al, az sschanee and give come m0neyvGss Hrrriyn .
s,.r,ab,e 90 and lc IN rssr sew GAIA
Or Cys,sr Bay Address with psics sno ass"s1s- w.
veil Herald oMce.
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/ COAL AND Hs I pInSsyFysNT. COMPANY
eAp"A'' GGcp SHARES, PAR $50 e''''''''
OFFICERS
WILLIAM & MiHooREnEAp
GEORGE ssss ' g. FoaEEsr.
HENRY D MOORE s' pennsylvania state Treasurer
DAVID CRAWFORD jR, hrm Ozark Dodge GO, y
WILLIAM e. Gss9osoaEHEAD.
Or the urn T Fl 5SS SSGS sc Sp rEhi'acifhia
vice wfGA% nusrEa company rha
or the hrm moi W. hnn'er, Jr Co. Philade phs -
A. W SPENCER OF lie firm Of spencer Via Co.. 1oston.
s WiLhThM kEs 81 s,sss
the property o. this company located In the tswnsnp o.
yns Within the great Mahoaey Coal Bas'n Of ,Ss an
~S dfas o.
estate and other large and productive eoces Of shs rich
The large coleries owned BY this company have All the
part first class breakers achnery miners houses, Of
Thecompany is entirely free from debt OF any kind.
mat n nss sSs M sSs siss w ss
sspa Of "a per n on me Of 9st and ~ al
DANNY one . II RECONSIDERATION ''O''i 'O"O'1s
n, ' na4ea d ii mile. from hsdep,s also Sy
through the entire length Of the esa,e distance lo7 miles
The aierais roads 70 each coery opened
or located on The lands
nun Der of 1900 shares the stock Comp
parwhich is all that will be offered for subscription ~
$50 per share j. payable At the time Of subscription and
We have hesitation whatever in calling the attention q
Our friends aud NE pub 70 this pro o
- A'''' FEARING a DALTON.
Mall
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sHlPPIN0.

CTEAh WEEKLY TO LIvERPOOL TOUCHING Ar
- QUEENSTOWN Cork hAr II he Liverpool, New YORK
and Philadelphia sIetmhip Company intend despatehos
their fun powered Cyd. built iron msnips follows
CITY OF LONDON, sa urday. April 10.
II Ma. Sstns la. April Is
CITY or NEW YORK Saturday. April 30 and every
succeeding Saturday At noon from pier a North river
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable in gold or IT, egny.lent In currency -
First CABIN steer
DO. 20 London. :. IS DO TO London. -
Do 10 Paris. 20 Do. 10 PARIS "
DO. toHamblrg. Do 20 Hamburg 81
Passengers forwarded 10 Havre, Bremen. Rotter-
dam Antwerp, &c. at equally low rates -
From Liverpool pr Queenstown First cabin, 30 ~,
tl0a Seerage S35 Those who wish TO send for their
friends buy tickets here ut these rates
These have accommodations for passcn
built 10 ~ater hit sections. aud carry
patent Ore annhao Experienced surgeons are attached
each ssran@t.
For further formation apply in Liverpool TO WILLIAM
INMAN. Agent ~ Water street; 10 Glasgow, to ALEN-
MALCOLM ~. Enoch square. In Queenstown, TO q.
Wv y SEYMOUR 60 in Loudon, 70 EWES y 4
CEg. o. kins william street In Paris ~ ~ LIS DhCO s.
- Natro Dame Victories Place de Bourse; IN Pha-
dalrhla. 70 JOHN o. DALE, ~ Walnut street or a. tho
COMPANY Offices JOHN q. DALEiAgent.
is broadway, N. v.
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OFFICE ARIZONA MINING COMPANY,
~ NO. - PINE STREET.

" NO - PINE STREET
NEw YoRx, April 7. 1864
Notice is hereby given accordance with resolution OF
the Board Trustees of The Arizona Mining Company
this that books will be opened this Office Tor
ten days OF this publication for subscription
the balance oil the stock of said
thirty dollars gold payable In four hly
instruments 49, foll0ws.-
Ten dollars per share gold, LIST day OF May, 1864
Ten dollars share In gold, LIST day of June 1854
fen dollars share, in gold on LIST day Of July 1864
Five dollars share in gold LIST day OF August. 1864.
The stock will issued PAYMENT u the last install
meni. SAM, +. BU1TERWOhTH. President.
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MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO.
CAPITAL. zoo. CO.. SHARES
ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MINING PRO
The property or this company comprises 1851
the hes, loes in Clear Greek county over 1000 feet Of
which already developed producing from 500 TO $500
per cord with the ordinary stamp mill; also hirty-nnc
hundred feet OF valuable water power and twenty -four
stamp mill in working order Title undoubted
TRUSTEES.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN, President Chatham Bank.
JNO W. MOTT, President u - Warehouse Company.
JANIS l. DAY, President Providence aud boston Nail
SAMUEL K PLATr. Adriauce. Plat Co.
WA. X. BELCHER. Sackctt, Bclcher a Co.
SAMUEL a. WALSH. No % Piatt street
WIN. II. RUSSELL. colorado.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN
SECRETARY.
JOHN N. POWER.
BANNERS.
CHATHAM BANK.
Ncssrs PLAT, GERARD BUCKLEY New York
Messrs. WAKkLY REED, Colorado.
RESIDENT MANAGER SUPERINTENDENT,
JOHN SLAWSOH,
Formerly OF Clid Nine Lake Superior.
30 900 shares Of the offered $40
share Books will be opened at the office of GEORGE i
SAMUEL BROWN. Bankers, III Wall street, Monday
the 18th instant, at eleven o'clock.
payment Of ~ share will be required at 1.-THE time
Of Subscribing and the balance the 2ls instant when
tifcates viii be delivered.
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uoBr n MURRAY A CO,
n BroAd street, near WALL New York
puy aud seil xharrs Bonds and Gold on mission
Ar THE REanIAR AND PUBLIC BOARDS
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CLOTHING.

A TTENTIONi- AT az SEVENTH AVENUE. II RosEH-
~ BERG the california and Western agency store, re.
ceived large orders purchase worth Of Cast ON
Clothing These orders must be fulfilled In avery short
time Ladies and gentlemen, wish yon would ta<e par
ucur notice and look your wardrobes and
have any cothng you do not need. For your salts
faction I viii mention OF the prices. SILK dressea
from So to $50 from IS 10 Sos pants IRON IS TO
81; wooiien and muslin dresses carpets furniture
levsiry, &c. calling addressing II. ROSENBERG.
Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs Rosenberg In ana out Of the
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CoLDIERs DISCHARGED BY REASON or WOUNDS
- received IN battle obtain their SlN bounty by apply
ing Pensions prize money back pay and al GOVERN
msnt accounts collected by CLARKE 4 ELLIOTr. G3S
Broadway and 81 Pine street
,THE BEST CHANCE YET.-WANTED A FEW MORE
good mrn. for tho Park Butler and Howard $500 cash
IN hand and all the bounes Relief for ianiiics good
tons: no kDApsacks or long marching Apply early At
headquarters renaezvous No. flames st.. Chatham
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TIVE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON-
l pany viii despatch sem-monthy their new and nr:t
class British iron steams ttLLA, BELLONA IOWA,
OHIO INDIANA and MANHATTAN. each 1900 tons bur-
ten between London and New York calling Hayre on
the voyage from l. ndon Rates Of passage payable In
United States currency fron New York first cabin ssl;
second cabin $50; Steerar so From London Havre.
first cabin 500; sacond cabin sW; s,eersgc $40 For
passage apply To CHAS A WHITNEY. Mt the Office 70
broadway For reght apply NJ 81 south street.
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agenta
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DIAPER nANGINGs
LACE CURTAINS
l.. suLoNoS a SONS
ttN soy Broadway.
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A TTENTIoT-A 222 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
n Twentyhfth street. Ladies and gentlemen. have the
pleasure to announce again that have received large
California and the Western markers the
highest prices for ladies' and gentemrns Wearing Apparel
Carpets Furniture Jewely &C. BY paying 80 cent more
than ciher dealer in TIE city We guarantee 70 pay for
aso Caic DeIaine, Muslin &c Gentemens Goats from
So to S!o Pants fl So TO ST. a. LADIES' aud
don't forge. The right number VI. hARGKS "a, Seventh
Twenty 9TH street n. calling or address
tended to from Brooklyn. New Jersey. Hoboken &C. La
dies punctnally attended 10 BY Mrs Narcks.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IT The United states mail steamship GEO. GROIN
WELL. Captain Jno A. Post will leave pier No North
river Wednesday, April I3 at 3 r. u
Passage, with unsurpassed accommodations, $50 Apply
10 H. Is. CROMW ELL Co., =, YVES, street
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5000 ssrE I'd 81 FAB - g EacH
ISSUED fos s nHF IN SszoSA CLAIMS
SAM r. BuTrERwoRrn BAG. frendeu, Of The qucasi
AsT TfT s9'ss c sofEs2 ESQ, Of nor., Co.
hAssh k & Sn. ~ Ss
s HATT cH sbfis s. ESQ., Il & ses sss:s
SAN p BvfrTTfEs'sss%s5Rru, E.q
cnAHLa ass rxsssos. ESQ.,
Me.us. scnucH sans6l', essHARpr
Me.r. posTE NS'1 %S, THOMSON.
q US & f, ss psr oss 0 ..s. Of This
\: .ss
Who has lately gc q w M .sss
NEw Yorx. April 4 1894
panied by Guido Kuse the disi,nsasSsd MesssGSs
ss naas s !.
treause the PROCESSES Of Silver and Gold Eiiraeton
s a =, wee .on
ns n sns .s :, n ss mp
Of the northern boundary ns o. sons and Ave miles dis
!. ~ season. Of the ea5 either y ..y .os
veopins the mine enough discover the Width
Of me lode and deermns The qualify value
Where The SHAFT sunk the vein from four 10 sin fee,
md eInio'is saena saphae. o. lead carbonate Of lead
sS Sss sa os ac. M
vein mas been prcspcsted about hall mile M kuslc IN
letter the San francisco owners says-sThe
nan An,onio appears where the shaft 10 good
wide vein of ore reduce and will pay an
average according proportions Of the different met
ais from 70 ninety dollars per ton believe there
abundant supply OF this and that by On expend
coDp ely small OF money the mine
be put produce forty tons per dag: this
dollars the gross product
o. the mine would exceed three thousand dollars per day.
the entire mining and reducDg ton Of tns will
Dot exceed twenty dollars.
On the premses hundred yards from the San
Antonio lode In northeast direction there very rich
copper lode q. feet wide the ores which we obtained rom
WI oue tcondeed fair ayerage) asayed ~ per cent OF
coppsr and no in silver Miners DO obtained In any
NUMBER - the I'm mediate about ten dollars
slant from she Mine consulting OF small engine and
~ purposss on the properly consider the San An.n'oa
sAn y byrrsRwoRrH.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA.
TO SAIL ON
Saturday, April 16, at O'Clock N.
The United States Mail sidc~ heel steamship
MORNING STAR
Henry L. Hepburn, Commander.
will sail as above, from pier t6 foot OF King street. Nsrh
FOR freight or passage apply "a.
l6l Broadway.
day April 90 1854.
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INV YosK, Apre, 1864.
nrHE BROAD TOP COAL AND IRON CoMPANY
CAPITAL, 40 900 SHARES, OF $50 EACH
Books Of subscription for limited number Of Of
This company win be opened ct our once on "Wednesday.
Aprli3
JEROME RIeos co.
s6 Exchange place
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L,oR CALIFORNIAN. o ROBERTS LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON,
va Panama Railroad.
The steamship ILLINOIS. 25Ut IONS
On SATURDAY, April % At noon.
the finest fastest steamship In the California;
trade will sail above from pier foot OF arren street
North = --..-..
ctLht passage apply TO ID " CARHtNGTON, cor.
ner Of Warren and West streets.
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BETTER ANCE-LADiRs' AND GENTLEMEN,
N wish TO find the fair and honest dealer Minz
10 whom dsrose OF Cast on Clothing Carpets
furn and Jewelrv at the folio ing So To
$40 for SILK Dresses from - TO SIS for Goats from 81 50
Pants also Cloaks Woolen and Muslin Dresses
for which the highest price Will be paid please call on
address uote TO h. hintz. 2s3 Sixth Egh
c-ntn Ladies attended 10 by Mrs Mint; all orders
from Brooklyn. Williamsburg and jersey CITY will be
tuay at,ende TO. Please remember the original MINT
No 2S3 sixth
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CAPITAL
!. 900. 900, in 300, 0tn shares, SO eas
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of special exeeuM to me directed,
issued from the Office Of the clerk Of the Dis
trict court in and for the county Of Cedar and
State Of Iowa, in favor Of Adams Knott, and
against Martha $. Tracy and Thomas f. Tracy,
have levied upon the following property as
the property of the said Martha ). Tracy and
Thomas Tracy. to wit:
The North half OF the northwest quarter OF
section thirty four ta4' In township eighty one
fsl,) north of range one a., west OF the 5th
principal meridian, situated in the county =
Cedar, and State Of Iowa. and containing eighty
acres. move or less:
And shall oifer the same for sale at public
outcry at the court house door in the town oi
Upton, IN said county. on Monday, the 10th
day Of January, A. D. 1865, at IL o'clock a. m.
OF said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this l6th day Of December. A D. 1864.
DAVID PLATNER,
lln52 pr fee S., so Sheriff of Cedar CO., Iowa
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Will Democratic Congressman take the
responsibility of hinderiug tho decree Of
the American people?
Secretary OF the Interior.

The Northeastern rarely ventures o
advance suggestion concerning Presiden
tial appointments, but yet in referenc
to the one at the bead of this article
will volunteer suggestion.
1t demands a man of practical expert
ence in Western craftsmanship, for il
the business of that Department the Yves
has large interests. It demands ina,
of sense, a man of loyalty, a man ofstern
unbending devotion to freedom. L.
Such man we know, such man tn,
West knows, such q man it is disposed
to ask for in this or some other place il
the circle of the Presidents immediate
advisers. ...
That man is the Hon. James Harlan
Give our noble young Hawkeye State q
representative in tho Cabinet. Give us
man who knows Western wants, and
who comprehends Western possibilities.
Mr.. Harlan is man of conscientious
industry, of painstak:ng devotion to his
oficial functions. His integrity is with.
out a stain, and he was true to freedom
from the outset.
Mr. President will you not do yourself
and the country the service of bringing
this man into your immediate councils!
Northeastern Christian A9rocate.
Iowa can we'll claim a representation in
the Cabinet, and no less because Of the
acknowledged ability of the men it has
sent to represent her in the National
Councils, than the earncstncss with
which its people have ever sustained the
Government with soldiers and votes, and
if any man, anywhere, has pre- eminent
qualifications for the Secretaryship of the
Interior, that man is Senator Harlan.
No one has ever questiosed his intcgr,
ty and his ability, and his capacity is ac-
knowledgcd by all at all converssut with
his personal and public history.-Dav
Gd..
We most heartily endorse the above,
and as there is 10 reason why change
should not be made in the Department
Of the Interior, and some reason why
change should be made, we hope to see
our Honorable Senator member Of the
Cabinet.
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CoNaREss.--The bill appropriating q
million of dollars to put six fast single
gun steamers for the revenue service on
the lakes, has passed both Houses, thus
becoming law. These vessels cannot be
built too soon. - ~.
Mr. Wilson, Of Iowa, from the Com
mittee on Judiciary, reported a bill
ameuis.cry to the act of July 18th, 1862,
to define the pay and emo!uments of Off
GERS OF the army; ETC., SO us to read that
"auy alien of twenty years and upwards
who shall have enlisted 10 the volunteer
or regular army, navy or marine corps,
and been honorably discharged, may be.
come citizen without any previous dec
laration, aud shall not be required to
prove more than one years residence"
This bill passed the House of Represent
atives
In the Sen2te, Mr.. Chandler offered
the following resolution, which was laid
over:
Pesolred, That the Secretary Of State
be instructed to make out list Of each
cargo destroyed by vessels manuel by
British seamep, with fair aud separate
valuation, and interest at the rate Of 6
per cent per annum from date of capture
or destruction to the date of presentation,
aud that he be directed to demand from
the British Government payment ia full
for all ships or cargoes destroyed as afore.
said.
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to imply they are now disuui.ed, aud to
acknowledge, therefore, existence of the
Confederate States. Earl Russell seems
to be in danger Of forgetting that neuter
does not mean both. Therefore, if he
would maintain even in words strict neu.
trality, it is necessary to avoid any de-.
noostration Of friendship to either bel,
ligerent.
In the late engagement near Nashville,
the 35th Iowa lost % killed and II
wounded. Among the killed is Col S.
G. Hill, who was commanding brigade
Col. Hill was a resident Of Muscatine,
previous to taking command oeshe 35.h
infantry. A writer in the Journal pays
the following just tribute to the memory
of the lamented dead:
"During his residence here of over
thirteen years, his history is known to
every citizen, and especially to every
business man in the community. Up.
right and prompt in all his dealings, gen.
erous and public spirited beyond the
measure of his ability, he was justly es.
teemed one of our most valued citizens.
As patriot, Col. Hill had few equals
and none excelled him. Col. Hill leaves
a wife and nine children to mourn his
loss"