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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

sa- Mckee Damn is spoken Of as
sistant Judge Advocate General, under
the Law now before tie Senate. A bet
ter appointment could not be made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
THE STALLION sEAaoN

TIVE FAsT-IR0TIIHo srALITTs--- -
Lox " ard . MoHGAT BLACFT4
VIII zsks the ssason of fss4, from -, = !. = 2 =
Ind. ag4-f4A ~s--sF4iss1
b isrIss for Yesox VIII BE- ssosns g.. ~.
btAez haSk go, payable on fhs Ist zs- e = Ss.. s
t5ysisS hsI .1 = -, % ,ssss The pFisrs q =
.ng se@son should thsy nsf PROV. &. 80 - ,e..s.
10 ease VIII Any insurancs shsts--r - -. =
acs sl s.tssr g sAsa stsllioas bs 1870 =
ovns< Or bresds< sbsi have sicsS = :. =. =.
sesor1soes With tbs Absps issls,s y 49, 2
- =, 80 HsS..S 20 pssasir.tsos n1arsss
: is4f AoAkzs Assps fnr ewuea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

ToEAos0-There has been but little
Tobacco bought by the dealers in this
city, scarcely enough to establish quota
tions We have heard of sales of small
crops at prices ranging from 1 to IL
cents
The Louisville Journal of Tuesday re-
ports sales of l79 hhds. as follows: at
S3 90, 4 at a 1904 SO, 81 at $5(S,5 90,
81 at 5000 90, - at $7@7 30, II at
$s@IS 90, s at $9@9 %. II al sl0@I0
-, at sllail -. II at II 25(s IL 75,
lat SlSal3 p, 5st$i4 a5tsI4 80, . at
l56lj 80 10 at Sl6tal6 IS, { st$lT@
Il 80, at SIS IS, 5 at sfe@1o so 1 a,
$20ta21 IS, , at So, at So 75, ! at
$97 e5, at $50 p, at $50, aud : bids
stems at 81 90 e loo iis 6 lA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
GALA AT

No. As Main street
Before Purchasing yoar ysvy.irz.
ALI articles sold at low ewur.e 49,
warranted as rsprssented.
GEO. d. BITTROLFP,
10. 46 Main Street, Old Stand
uw Watches. CIoeks nud ynw.F
repaired and warranted. ~@-S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

SE- General Sigel assumed command
Of the Department Of West Virginia on
Thursday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

cAsuALTIEs To ISpEASA TRoors. The
1esre Hante Union Democyat Of 1asa.
day says From letter received from
Ia wm. A. Ryan, stspsoa Of @ y
Gould Of this city, written froEs Mem
phis, We learn that son Of G. shewma-
ker, Esq, was wounded aud taksn pris
ones IN the recent smith expedition.
Also, that yfung man named shirley
from New tioshen, in this county, was
badly wounded and left in charge Of two
men, who were forced to abandon him on
aecount Of the enemy pressing them so
closely. The writer ssys; Poor Shir-
ley was brave and worthy, and it panied
me exceedingly to miss him. He also
speaks Of a young man from Parke ceun.
ty by the name OF Wm. y. Cole, who was
killed while in the act Of raising hiscon-
many nag
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Hnl for a. Holidava


Ho! for the Holidays.
4 nAyE OS HAND ASD An CONSTANT.
4 IL nsrsisiDz iafZs saa sFIssdia @s4sffnsal
oT
Gift Books,
Photographic Albums,
Photographic Bibles,
Gift Annuals,
Poetical Works,
Rosewood Work Boxes,
Mahogany Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladtes' Leather and Wire Portmon-
ies-fn great variety.
Also large variety u JaxsniIs Toys and Toy
Books, II every description and stsis, which I
will cell cheap FOR cash.
Plrase call and sxsfnine my stock hefors yuF-
chasing elsewhere. ~ SLY,
dee5 NJ. -. ga. Aais .i- iest Ste.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

LOCATION of TIE NAVY YAgp.-The
engineer appointed by Government 10
survey the grounds offered tor o navy
yard has been ia Cairo several days ma.
king the required survey A very gsa-
efal impressions prevails that the yard
will be permanently located 81 Mound
Cits, TO which place most Of the work
men and shops have already been re-
moved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

$50. 600 w ORTIZ

50 u OOO W ID * | III
ofsAs NEST s-.a'onasls .a,l..s!
HATS and CAPs
Now in store. that were pur
chased 10 to SO per cent less
than they can now be pur-
chased Of the manufacturers.
We are determined 10 make
Evansville . jobbing point,
and TO aid in doing 50 will
sell goods for less than any
House up the river. We said
it and so II shall be. No
trouble to show goods
/" "Quick sales and small
profits " is our motto.
MORGAN, READ q co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
Ladies' Hats!
MORGAN, READ q CO.,
TO. 08
Main street,

04@sAA ~SEoeLy
Have in store a splendid as
sortment Of Ladies and
Misses TrinmedHats of the
Ea esr. ae
latest and most approved
styles, VIZ:
Ladies and Misses Felt Trimmed
Guerrabella;
LsdieS and Misses Psit Trimmed
Coqusttei
Ladies' and Misses Felt Trimmed
ladies aud Misses LsghOrn Trimmed
Eugenis;
Ladies' and Misses LeshOrn Trimmed
Coqueste; 49,
ladies' aud si..ss' LszhOrn Trimmed
GusFrAbelis;
M aH@
Besides numerous other
names and styles. Also,
Children's Fancy Trimmed
Hats, all of which We will
sell very cheap indeed. Call
and examine our stock.
MORGAN. READ & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
BOILER MAKER.
LIVERY STABLE. :


On Third bet Main ana Locust gfs.
TINS LIVERY EsfABLEsHMEaT. wren
y Nel known throughout The country. -
sesss. stable HoFaHtaees superior 70 any sfsailar
sst@giishment In the City, having arrnnaalassfs
ior the seoeption Of private horas 81 livery of ne
lowest rates 90 = -
psrriAges for visiting 20 let~ Csactor 1iskt
seseeas sna every kind Of road vehicle q IL
Htrsss sold % eBmmissios e.e,,,,s 4. "a sl,,ss
iof sale AZ the very lowest pricaa Pasarussrs fsf
esra-d - All Tarta Of the country by sssfiaf cen
vsysnes. klCHAkDsoN. BftTTT0F 4 20.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
sUNDRIEs.

s. SUNDRIES.
E N @. sCGAE-5O HHps PRIME. For sals bv
~. FEB 10Th 8, y. e1LBEaT co.
LTAR eAsDLEs.--loO Boxes Tor sale bT
- feb lvth. s. y. GILBERT A 90.
G0AFs.--i0D Boxes CASTLE, asrIAan and Fsney.
> For sale loFT sy =. L. GILBERT 4 Co
Gsb. 10Th. TlTr -
(t0TTOS BATTIHG-60 Bales good quality. for
~ sale 20 the trade at less than the Fasfory
prices Feb I0I 5. y. GILBERT Co,
30. 4, sycamsrs 81.
WELL BUCKETS. 20 DOz, for sails by
w feb 18th. 8. y. GILBERT 4 90.
THDIGo-4 cRROOSs Beat Quality, for ssls low
Il feb 1Oth. 3. 4 GILBERT 4 co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

The report of the bids and sales in the Washoe
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday was pub
iished in the NEWS of last evening. The follow
ing were the sales male in the other Boards
GOLD HILL BoARD.-Teu feet Frankcl NJ So
10 feet MauionomoA nj Ii 20; IL feet d" az It, 20
feet Pride of America Al l3 b. 10 d.; 10 feet Tom
tine at 81 j feet do at -: ; feet Colorad" : 5O
10 feet Jcwctt & Shepard NJ 3d. 10 feet do AZ 81,
b. 30 IT,; - feet Grant ut 80 cent; 10 feet knlcS'
crbucker at ~: ID do NJ 30 30 Golden Horn al
50; 80 feet American Flat VI. Co. al - cents;
- feet Cherokee ut 4 10 feet Il" AT =.
VIRGINIA STOCK Misunderstanding Sales
Five feet Rock Rose ut sci; - feet do 1T ~ so;
10 feet Miln,onomoh ut lG; 20 feet King solomon
at 3 ~; 10 feet do at 80. s. 30 H.; 40 do II J. ~
feet do at ) az - feet do ut 80 =. 80 d.; 10 feet
Narragansrt at 1; 10 feet Cherokee AZ ! 90 feet
Santa F. ut II 30; feet do at 49, 22l feet Jcwctt
{; Shepard AT %; 10 feet Pride Of America at Il,
b. 30 d. 10 feet do Mt TO- 10 feet do at -; 10 fee;
VIM. Penn ~ 20; 10 feet do a;9; u feet Pony
Express Ut :; ~ feet Etliugham nj -; 10 feet
Rock Island at 30.
Eceaing Sales.-Tcn feet Rock Island At $3j,
b. 80 d.; 10 feet Narragansett at 1; feet do nj 4;
10 feet 10 at t. II feet do ut 1. feet 10 at 1; ~
fee; Pride OF America at So 10 feet do ut 10, b.
30 d. Is feet Narragnnsctt 1t !; III feet King Sol
ONION AT = 10 feet do az g. 10 feet do at ); 10 feet
do at g. - feet do at 3: p feet Russian ut 80: 10
irtl JtNtt' NutltL ~ ~ :. ~ w. ~ A'N' w
poleon at 10: 10 feet King David AZ 80 cents; > Il
Narragansrtt at l. II feet do at /; 2! feet Ameri-
can Basin nj : 30; ~ feet Silver Vale III .; 10
feet do AT 30; 10 feet do at 6; b feet Rock Island
AT "a, b. 81 d.; feet do ut 80, b. 30 d.; feet do
at -; - fee; Granada AT 30 cents.
PEOPLES STOCK BoARD.-MorHiag Sales
Fifteen feet Snug (Ya) at 81 80; 10 feet Grass
Valley & Napoleon att
EreaiRg Salcs-Ten shares Irving (va) at Sol;
10 feet Ettingham at ~; ) feet Tontinr. G.. H.,
at 10; 5 feet Lady Bryan No. . at ?; ) feet do at
Q: feet Golden Horn at i5 feet do AT 4; ) fec;
do at L. 10 feet Silver Vale At g: Is feet Efughanl
ut 81: 10 feet do at .. - feet Tontiuo at ls b.
30 days; 10 feet Frankel at ! 80; 10 feet Grass
Valley & Napoleon at /; II feet do at ]; 10 feet
American City mt so; 10 feet do ut ): 10 feet do
al G; 10 feet King solomon Il; -: 80 feet Knick-
erbocker ut 81; Mary Ann at 100
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

AMALGAMATIoN BY LEACHISG.-The Reese
Rirer Reriile Of Saturday last, SAYS that Mr. Or
lando Jennings having lately taken charge of the
amalgamating and scientific department of the
Oregon Mil, has been experimenting upon some
third class ore of the North Star claim, that by
common working produced from sixty to seventy
dollars per ton but in the experiments of Mr. Jen-
uings produced one hundred and sixty dollars per
ton; "A number of trials were made, all producing
the same results. The experiments were conduct
ed upon the dssOlving and teaching principle, as
adopted in some works in Germany, and is called
Augustin or Ziervogel process. This is the most
delicate and scientific of all methods and is adopt
ed only to some particular ores, and when such
ores are obtained, it is the most economical and
complete of all manners Of separation. 1t il thus,
by intelligent experiments that We are advancing
in the science of metallurgy, and although have
been cropping in the dark, we can sec the bright
prospects of eminent success in the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

QUEEN VIcToRIAS ABDIcATIoN.-Thc Memo
rial Diplomatigue makes itself responsible for the
extraordinary statement that at a recent Cabinet
Council on the Danish question, Quccn Victoria
rose from the table declaring that she could come
TO no decision without consulting with Prince
Albert, retired into her closet. and on emerging
announced that the Prince was hostile TO any net
Of war by England. This unmistakable PROOF Of
mental alteration il said to have determined Lord
Palmerston to urge the abdication of the Queen;
anil the fact that, instead of joining his mother ut
Osborn the Prince of Wales has gone with his
princess 10 St. Leonards, Is interpreted III an
indication that Edward VII is preparing to mount
the throne and so inaugurate a new foreign policy
in the affairs of Great Britain. 1t Is certain that
the present attitude of the English government
cannot long be maintained, if England is to keep
her place as n Power of the first rank aud if the
abdication of Victoria is a necessary preliminary
to vigorous and honorable action on the part of
Great Britain, that abdication Is likely TO be in
sisted on and accomplished with no unnecessary
DELAY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

WEDNESDAY, April 6, 1851.
VIRGINIA DIsTRIcT-Burnng Moscow, $50 bld
los Asked Honduras, 10 bids asked; Iowa.
100 asked: La Crosse, IL bid; Milton, 81 asked
Moray. - asked; WIN. Penn, 50 bids asked
GoLp HILL DIsTMCT.-AlpEa. 600 bid-9OO
asked; Branch Mint. - h.d-2O asked: Bullion.
- hil Central America / bid: Consolidated Co,
A. bA-75 asked; Diliecnt, 20 hid-6 asked;
Frankcl. ii bid II asked; Golden Horn, bid
30 asked: Globe, II bid-l6 asked; Caledonia
Tunnel, 50 asked Clinton 81 Hubs, il bid-3S
asked; Original llawkeye. 20 bid-ll0 asked
Harold & Argo, II 50 bids asked; independent
81 bid-GO asked: Justice. IS bid-i2O asked; John
4. Logan, asked King Solomon. . 30 bids
asked: Knickcrbocktr, 30 bd-3J asked. Louis.
vile. | bid-l0 asked; Mary Ann. l2i bid-l2i
asked MiantOuomoh. II hid-l9 asked; North
American, l2j hil-l37 asked: New Oregon, 10
bids asked, Napoleon. 10 bid-ll asked; Ne
vada - 20 biI-l3 80 asked; Original CrTsrs. :
asked; Rock Island, % bid-iO asked; Swcezy
South, IS bids asked; Tontine Il bid-lT asi;
Yellow Jacket 1000 bid. 500 asked; Confidence,
1000 asked; Pride of America, bid-l5 asked.
Jewrtt & Sheppard 30 bids asked; Don Car
los 50 bid asked; Richelieu 10 bid-ln asd
DEVILS GATE DIsTWCT.--Pridc of the West,
e. hid-l00 asked; Pioneer, Is asked.
FLowERY DISTRIcT.-l.ady Bryan, 10 bids
DSkrI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board
Reported Daily by GEO. G. BURNETT.


GOLD HILL. Tuesday April 8.
GOLD HILL DIsTRICT.-Atlas. 81 bid asd;
Abel & KEYS. II asked; Argu, bid-l4 asked
American Flat NJ. Consolidated, - cents bid
25 cents asked; Branch Mint, IA asked; Baltimore
American, 45 hid-'jD asked; Burke & Mcclellan,
y asked; CONT ined Effort, g 5Obid-l2 asked;
Consolidated Co, 40 bd-J5 asked; Caledonia
Tunnel, u bids asked; Champion, 5askcd;
Crpsus 80 bd-S5 asked Cherokee, bid
asked; Crescent, bid-6 asked; Crown Point Ra-
vine Is asked: Colorado, ! 50 bid 50 asked;
Contraband, asked; Clinton Il Hubs, IS asked
Dardancllc ) asked DiliEeut, 30 bid: Empress,
10 bid: Eftirgham. bids asked Excelsior, 20
asked Frankei, bd-g asked; Golden Swan, 80
asked; Gold Hill and Virginia Divide, 30 asked;
Golden Horn, bid-6 asked; Globe, II so bid
20 asked: Original llawkeye, I0j bd-liO asked;
Hawkeve No. |, 80 asked; Harold, bid-li asd;
Independent, 50 bid-7O asked; jim Mcclellan,
| IS bid Jcwett & shepard 80 bids asked;
Justice. IS bid-lS0 asked; Imperial, los bid-2lO
asked; John A. Logan, asked; Jenny Lind, 80
bids asked: keystone, 40 asked; Keystone No.
= 10 asked; Kentucky, 1 - bid asked; knick.
erb0cker 26 bldg asked; Louisville, 40 asked;
Muy Rico ~ asked; Mother Lompkins, bid
10 asked: Mary Ann, ITO htd-l31 asked Michi-
gan, Is asked: Mantonumoh. l6 so bid-l6 SO
asked; Midas, 5000 asked; Mussilon, ; asked;
Maytiowcr, 90 asked; North American, 90 bid
100 asked; New Oregon, Is 50 bid-l9 asked: Ma.
poleon : 80 bids asked; Narragansett, 3 20
bid % asked; Nevada. ii 50 bid-20 asked; ri.
lot asked; Pride OF America, Ii hd-l4 asked;
La Plata ORC. 9 % bid-l5 asd: Richelieu, II asd
randy Bowers - cents bid-7 asked; superior
100 asked: Stevenson Kehoe. % asked; Silver
Vale, bids asked; Tontine. - b!d-l3 asked
Wabash, . so bid asked West Point, asked;
Yellow jacket, LIS bid 800 asked Golo, III
bids asked.
VIRGINIA DISTECT.-Allen. $50 bid-5O asked
Beach Il Paxton, l20 asked; Birdsall bldg
asked, Honduras, 20 asked; Milton, - 50 bid-36
asked; OsccOla 3 bii-20 asked; Sacramento &
Meredith 50 asked; Seneca - bid; Sides, 300 bid
500 asked; Utah, 100 asked; Wm Penn, 30
bids asked; Burning Moscow, 90 bid.
DEVILS GATE DIsTHCT.-Daney, 70 bid;
Pride of the West. 10 bid; Pioneer. Is asked; Sc.
bastopol. % bid-l2 asked.
PALMYRADISTRICT.,-R Point, $50 asked;
Rappahannock, 80 asked
FLowERY DISTuCT-Ladv Bryan, 40 bid
- asked: Lady Bryan, No. >, - bids 10 asdi
Uncle Sam, 3 bid asked; Veal Chance, asd.
INDIAN SPRINGS Observation-Disclosures, 40 bid
SO asked:
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS DISTUCT.-Grant,
81 asked; Real del Monte A bid-aU asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

SEIZURE OF AgMS NJ THE CUSrOM-HousE
AurH0RITIES.-This morning the Custum-hOusc
authorities seized 70 boxes of arms which were
being shipped on board the steamship John l..
sIrphruS, bound for Mazatlau. 4 portion was on
board a; the time OF seizure. while the balance
was on the wharf ready "a bc taken on board.
These arms appear {" have been made by the
Springfield Arms Company. and are splendidly
made weapons. They are said to number about
5000 in all. They We're brought from New York
few steamers ago, through Wells Fargo & Co. s
Express. but have since been rcpacked in various
sized cases. such rs generally contain shovcls and
agricultural implements aud machinery, which
are frequently sent 10 Mexico We learn that il
is not the intention OF the seizure to cOnfiscate
the property. bu; to prevent violation Of oar
neutrality laws against France. The arms will
be held by the Collector uu,lI instructions can be
had from the Department of States. +. Bullet
in .Iprii =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

OUTBREAK AT SAN QuESrIN-EoUR PRISON.
FRS KILLEn.--A trlcEraphic dispatch dated san
Francisco. April lth gives the following: Iutelli.
grncc has been received il this city Of u despr.
rate attempt Of dnumhrr oi convicts 10 escape
from the state Prison Saturday afternoon. 4
number sealed the walls and four made IN attempt
10 capture the cannon and turn them upon the
guards. Four of the cuuvicts were killed on the
spot Jesus ALVAREZ. from Calaver3s county, sen
teuced for five years for grand larceny; Antonio
Iicrrrria. from Solauo. sentenced for eight years
tor grand larceny: Reuben Smith. Of MaripoSa,
sentenced for fourteen wears for murder in the sec
oni degree: AusuStiu" rruH!e from .iInador, sen.
fenced for life for murder in the Second degree.
Six Were badly WOUNDED, one Of whom de'l yes
tcrday morning. Tom King, the riuslcadcr, is not
rNuprfci q live
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06
San Francisco Sales.
Forenoon Stock Sales.

Five shares North Potosi at SO; Is do 1t 90; 30
Dancy ut 100; 10 Imperial ut $50 b. 30 d.; 10 do
n, 10; Baltimore American ut % -, b. 30 d.; 10
do ut a b. 80 d.: feet Rock Island nj 20 10 Lady
BRYAN At 50; rs do at 40 20; 10 do at ~; 20 feet
North American at l2J 50 do at l26; Oph;r n
| 600; Gould & Curry at Also; ) Burning Mos
cow at 100: % Justice at lis, b. 30 H.; 10 do NJ
100, h. 80 d.. 10 " American ut l2i 10 feet Seneca
at 10; sc feet North American nj l2i IS do at
I'D So = 80 d.; feet Pride of the West at 3d.
12Iua I cd NJ h and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

The following company filed its certificate
of incorporation in the office of the County Clerk
yesterday
The Daniel Webster Gold and silver Mining
Company, to mine in the Red Mountain District
Capital stock $24O,00u, in 2,4OO shares Of 500
each. Trustees-B. +. Mckcnna j. W. Brown
F. Pierson and +. Gregory. Place of business
Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

WHERE TO:-The S. f. Journal wants to know
where the Democratic party will 90 to? We think
almost time FOR il to go home Tho devil is weary
waiting for this beloved child; and besides being
deprived of his nocturnal rcpose, is wasting large
amount Of extra fuel, so that the wanderer may
meet with a warm and comfortable reccption.-Tu
ol,iDlns Courier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

coon EurK AT REESE-Thc Reveillc says
The California mil during the week has been at
work small lots rt from various mines. \
lot oil i've tons worked from the OlanCho. all
taken within few feet OF the surface, producing
S3il 81. An ASSAY u: blanche ore made By
Neairh 4 Curry produced AZ the rate Of 81 Sod
per toa: it WAS probably selected rock, although
we are not informed a. TO ,kHt. Two tons Of Me
gan y Muucry. second class ore, paid S3d or
SIT per ton. and lof "f third class yielded So
per ton The same mill also worked lot oil six
tons from the Cincinnati from which was returned
S5C0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

INCREASE OF PROPERTY IL San FRANCISCO
The Call estimates an increase in the assessment
of property III the Bay this year last. OF six.
;cca million; which would bring up the roll Of
personal property 10 SI5.OOI,OJ0. The assess,
ment o! real estate Is estimated at SlOOCO.OO0;
which added 70 the personal property, gives So.
01OOO0 a, the total taxable property Of San Fran.
cisco. Last year it was assessed AT S60 900 600
The total increase is therefore. $1,000, 900.
Pretty good for one yCar-bcinG thirty per cent.
At the same time the asseSsahlc property in the
interior has declined little in nearly all the
counties
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

CROPS ~ MARP0SA The Mariposa Free Pres;
says that county has lately been visited by showers
and that people from the foot hills and plains re-
port that the grass sprnging up rapidly and that
the cattle are no longer in danger OF starvation.
The crop Of hay will be smaller then usual al
will probably be sufficient; In the mountains, the
growing crops had not become materially injured
by the dry weather, and nov give promise Of being
abundant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

4 WEALTHY SoLDiER.-I.ast night, one Of the
Police arrested a soldier for being drunk and noisy
in the street who had in his pockets three million
dollars; that is he had certificates OF stock, Of one
hundred dollars each. Although he had the rep
rcscntatlvc paper Of 50 great sun, he was COM
PEELED to enlist as soldier To keep himself from
starving for he found il impossible TO get even a
single square meal on accOunt-S F. Gail
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

GERMAN ENfGRtTToN.-Thc promise of in.
creased and increasing immigration from Europe
continues IN be realized according 10 official
returns l5OlS cmiErants left Bremen in 1862 and
IS.Ol5 in 1853 Of tho LATTER number l3.52S
came to this country; iOl went Ia Canada aud
III. destined tor the Rio GrauJc, may perhaps he
aided ln our share. The flow continues. not
only because the demand here continues. but also,
because the pressure N home is more stringent.
and necessity created for recourse to new mva-
-ilrrs IN order to secure livelihood The aldi-
ticn I" orr industry from Gcrmauic countries
during ri:,. current year may be reasonably cX-
pectcd to be- very Philadelphia Worth
american.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

GRASsHOTPERS.-The Mariposa Gazette says:
Farmers in the foot hills say thar these dcstruc-
tive insects will be more numerous this year than
they have been for many years past. Recently
Cunningham, while digging OH his ranch, came
across large beds full of grown u short dis
tance below the surface, with iunumerable young
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

JAMES BUCHASAN's arrival in England is an
nounced, aud he is now living in obscurity. lie
was actually frightened out Of Pennsylvania
afraid of his life He went TO Canada quietly, and
took the ears 10 Portland, and thence TO Halifax,
where he took the Cunard steamer for England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

IT is said that there are now 600 women en-
ployed in the various departments of Govern
meft at salaries of 5000 year-and not cop.
uerheadess among them we believe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

THE Cabinet of the King of the Sandwich Isl
auds contains an American, m EngiShman, a
Scotchman. a Frenchman, kanaka and wo-
man, A pretty good mixture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

Is Washington, persons ia the employ Of Gov.
ernment. when attacked with small pox, are at
once furnished with leave of absence for an indie
finite period, with full pay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

MIR. HOPKlSSoN, cXpressman between Nevada
and Dutch Flat. informs the Ga:sttc, that the wa
ter bitches on this route are full to Overlooking.
He passed the Williams ditch at Red Dog and IOu
Bet, Gardeners ditch at Little York aud Bradley :
ditch nj Dntch Flat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

THE receipts Of the Northern Ohio Sanitary
Fair, at Cleveland, were for the first three days,
in sales of tickets and cash contributions, upwards
of $4,000. 1t was thought the ne: profits of
the Fair would exceed 100000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-06

THE teuforty loan. Of which nine hundred
millions were authorized by the Act of 81 March,
1862. will bear interest in gold, aad the rnte of
interest in not TO exceed six per cent.