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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOB PRINTING.

THE PRoPRIEToRS OF THE GOLD HILL
i NEWS would informthe public that they are
prepared 10 execute In the best and most work
manlike manner. gg, -
STOCK BOOKS, BYLAWS, ETC, ETC.
For Mining Companies;
HAND-BILLS, CARDS, CHECKS, ETC, ETC
At the shortest notice and on the most reason
able terms, FOR CASH, - al. /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
i the above named corporation has been organl;
zed for the purpose Of carrying on the BanknR ana
Exchange business, In all Its branches, IN tnls CITY
and with the interior Of this State the nelghborng
State and Territories, and with Mexico; also with
the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample "a
cities and In conformity with the articles OF assoc
alton will commence operations on the oth DAY o.
July next. at the banking house now occupied oy
Donohoe, Ralston q Co., corner Of washington and
Battery streets. h FTs ~ l9t4 81
With the View Of giving to the business OF the cor
poraton all the efficiency and promptitude OF pri
vate banking firm, together with that conhdential
secluson Of private business matters so generally
desired, the immediate management OF It's affairs
committed exclusively 10 d. O. Mills and VIM. o,
Ralston, as President and Cashier respectively 70
Will apply on all business matters. The regular
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees VIII take place
monthly.
The undersigned deem It advisable to call particu.
lar attention TO the following pecullarites Of thelr
organization, which Is positively binding on all ls
IRIRsT. Of It's Capital Stock can be effected
only after ue apprasement by Stockholders selected
for that special purpose and the Trustees oi the CoE.
pOraton have IN all cases, the right TO become pur
for the benefit Of the remaining Stockholders. IDS
restriction Is printed upon each Certificate oi STOCK
SEcoSp.-Loans cannot be made 70 stocknolueIS,
except upon colaterals other than their snareS III
the Capital Stock Of this Bank.
TRUSTEE6y
P5Sis p 9i MHsIs MMcEaNr, + TTaBSMas B Ia9REsksL BEL.
g6aS %Mi SShEsiRs 3. hEE1siRsL. 3. g. (. T1GJfftS 1G.ft1S,
aERMGN i3tfts MiiituaiELs, JAMES WHITNEY, in.
-57-I 70 T WM. @. RALSTUN.
San Francisco. june Is. 1854. lnzo nlsp
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Dissolution OF Copartnership.
THE FIRM KNOWN AS LEE KEEPERS,
i Saloon Keepers, American City, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. AL debts and liabilities
will be settled by JOS 7. Keepers, who alone is au-
JOHN II. G. LEE,
J. T. KEEPERS.
American City, July %, 1854. jyssm
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~ Notice.

THE co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
i isting between J.. @. WHITk and LEONARD
YUST IN the Billiard saloon In this town, Is thsday
dissolved By mutual consent All moneys due the
sies incurred BY them win b paid hZ ne .ad !. Q.
White. GsWAtIk,
sslann. =. I. Jur 4 iiit Is
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SlOl,nly .
Warrants issued on HOspI Ed for cash. 26ia %
ro,., auoun, OF warrants issued-.. slOa IA u
Total amount Of warrants issued On Con-
tIngent Fund and redeemed by var
rxnts issued on General Fund--------.- LIS 81
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Summons, g

VlERRlToRY. OF NEVADA.-IN JUSTICES
i Court, Gold Hill Township, in and for the
County OF Storey.-The people q the United States States
You are hereby Summoned TO appear before me, at
my ONCE In the Township Of Gold HILL In the County
of Storey on the 3lst day OF August AID 1854 at 10
O'Clock AN, 10 answer unto the complaint of ]. +.
Perreault, wherein he claims TO recover from you
One Hundred Dollars upon Promissory Notes as per
same on nle In my office, when Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs aud damages, n you fall 70 appear and
answer To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said
County GreetIng Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand this 18th day Of j uy,
AID. 1854. S. II. ROBINSON,
jy2Std Justice the Peace OF said Township.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-16

PHoroeRApH OF CoPPHRHEAD.-In
one Of the speeches made during the last
war with Great Britain, by Felix Grundy,
of Tennessee, occurs the following: "An
individual goes over, joins the ranks Of
the enemy, and raises his arms against his
country; he is clearly guilty of treason
under the Constitution, the overt act being
consummated. Suppose the same indi-
yidual not to go over to the enemy, but to
remain in his own neighborhood, and by
means of his influence to dissuade ten men
from enlisting, / ask in which case has he
benefited the enemy and injured the coun-
try most." Again, he says, in answering
the question: q Whom then do accuse
I accuse him, sir, who professess himself
to be the friend of his country and enjoys
its protection, yet proves himself by his
actions to be the friend of its enemy /
accuse him who sets himself to work sys-
tematically to weaken the arm Of this
Government by DESTROYING its credit and
dampening the ardor Of its citizens Iac-
cuse him who has used his exertions to
defeat the loan and prevent young men Of
the country from going forth to fight their
country's battles ! accuse him who an.
nounces with joy the disasters Of our arms,
and sinks into melancholy when he hears
Of our success. Such men ! cannot con-
slider friends to this nation"
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la "a Notice.

V1HE CoPARTNERsHIP IN THE BANKING
Kelly, Of the City of New York, and Joseph A. DON
oboe, VIM c. kalston, and Ralph s. Fret, o. =, San
Francisco, Under the firm name Of EVGENE
KELLY & CO., New York and D0N0lI0E, RAILS
TON q co, San francisco, will cease on the nrst
day Of July, 1854, Eugene helly and Joseph a. Don
oboe withdrawing nom the copartnership.
Eugene Kelly, and In San Francisco by VIM. 7.
Ralston and X. s. Fretz, u 4.5 - ,,-s.I- S.,.
DepositoTs are requested to hand In their oooks
for settlement at the banking mouse ot Oononoe'
Ralston 4 Co. EUGENE KELLf,g3 81
fPer j. A, Donohoe, Attorney,l
JOSEPH A. UUNUHOk,
rFla E1ilhl 81 WIN. @. RALSTON.
-a4stg r. $. kRETz.
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a5 L5U Caution.
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
j purchasing any lots. or parcels Of land, in what
is known as Conley X warren's tract, on the Amer
lean Flat, except from the undersigned, as convey
ances not made by them are void
C0NLEY & WARREN,
American Flat April 20, 1854 apr2on
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
T,,.ornoratad nnder the Laws of the State

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
Incorporated under the Laws Of the State.
Capital stock, Cpaid mp in gold eoin,)
sc, 900, 900!
with tho Privilege Of Increasing TO
700, 900!
s TOOL * Fl o L ID Il r. 3 .
SAN FRANCISCO:
MM' @ KAISToN. HERMAN MICHELS,
X 81 FRETZ FREDERICk BILLINGS
i n. THOMAS. G6UKGE II. HOWARD,
LOUIS McLANE, @ II. i. TESCHEMAGHER,
ASA 4. LAWI0N, A. HAiWAhn,
WM. y. BARRON, M1SES ELLIS,
ri '5s' BEIL. A. b. McChEARY,
JOHN. %. EARL r. NJ. JESSUP,
MM. NORRIS, 81 SAMUEL hNlGHT.
]. WHITNEY, JR. a. g. hENkY,
- WIN. ALY0RD. :.
PORTLANO, OREGONi
JACOB KAMM.
ID. o. MILLS,--.------.--------
WAf. G. RALSTON,----..-- Cashier.
CORRESPONDENTS IN New YoRK.-LEES WAL
CORRESPONDENTS II LoSDoS.-BANk OF LoN-
DON.
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The business win be conducted at the old stand by
POTTER & MERCER, who will be glad TO serve all
the old customers, and as many new ones as may
A. X. POTTER,
. RICFD MEKCER.
Gold HILL July sth. 1854. Jy3m
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Dissolution ofCopartnership.

THE COPARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE EX-
i isting between H. II. fLAGG and L. NJ. PLATT,
In the town Of Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada
Territory, under the name OF H. H. Flagg Co., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. E. M. Platt
retiring from the firm, Mr.. II. H. Flagg Is alone
hereby authorized 70 collect all demands due the
rm and he will also settle all the indebtedness OF
the firm. [Signed1 H. II. FLAGG,
"a E. u. PLATT.
1,lh \ 4 1874 anl lY
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slI2.2A m

1855.
Jansy lO-Cssh from other sources, bal.
ance sale Of warrants, to take up Old
CONTINGENT i,tos ~
Amount received from Hospital patients TO "
Gu ate :,
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san FRANCISCO. june i. J. a. si shIi1

U,HE UNDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION
i to the above card give notice that ON and aisss
the first day Of July next, they Will continue sle
business Of the above copartnership without p.Sr %
ton ( co.. in this civ. under the hrm nHrne o.
ERkTz & RALSTON, aud In New York thToug1
the agency OF Messrs, LEES 4 WALLEk, ~. - ~
July next. they together with D. o. MhIs, J.p D.
Thomas, Louis McLane. Asa 7. Layton, " ~, 4.
Barron, Thomas Bell, Jno D. Earl. Mm NorIglaSs ILL.,. <.
els, Frederick Billings, George H. Howard, u; =.
Teschemacher, A. Haywood, Moses Ellis. 4. ~ u Mg
Creary, r. NJ. Jessup, Samuel Knight, A. Y. henIy,
j. O. Wiimerd!ng and Wm Aivord, of San Francisco,
and Jacob Kcrn, Of Portland, Oregon, having M pe-
come for that purpose duly incorporated under she
laws Of this State will carry on the business 81 psnA
ing II all Of its various branches ct the same pace
and through the same agency, and upon the oasls ol
Al Hold and Silver (InrreTlcv hinder the name OF
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Elaction Notic,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Wednesday the 7th day Of September, an Elec-
ton viii be held IN the various election precincts OF
Storey county, N. T., for the following ofncers.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
ness In Gold Hin, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All parties Indebted TO the firm are re-
fue''NN 49, - I. CR0CKER,
A. K. POTTER
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THE BANK or CALTPORNIA.

D. o. MILLS and WIN. @. RALsToN win be
charged with the management OF the bpsness q tne
Corporation WA. Y; kAEs1VNs M
San Francisco. June Is. ,Sst. in@mp
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' ANNUAL REPORT
or the County COmmissioners or ste.
rey county, N. t., frolR July 1st,
1SSS, TO July 1st, 1854, Of Expen.
dif8res and Reeeipss..
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sS,s.S

and ReceIpts, from July LIST, 1852, TO
July Ist. 1861.
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Constable's Sale.

Tax Collector Of Storey County, n. T.
By R. III. CoRNELL. Deputy. aug9 td-l5
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Receipts on account Of School Funds 4ssT5 50
Distributed Is follows.
Paid to Treas Board OF El--- 44.y70 20
Collectors Commissions i,0Q 50
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Expenditures.
Tot2l arnognt Of warrant 5 issued on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-14

rnI Convention of Delegates wnieh sssosuhloi
At Quebec on Moa.ay last to organize Plan n
confederation u the L-tish Amer province, IL
event OF the lyhss, IRA ic.l imp. rtaucc 10 ths
people Of the United States. A, p-'r.od Wien our
own Republic Is shaken to tic vcry Foundation ~
the storms II passion and revolution, q II unpossi-
BILE 10 bchoad with indiersuce Ae IN 'iAt,ry
movemeut for the ioIiusu5l Or ucS cOu-
federation a States which ms leou inii-
lnh by tho spectacle AMI eNamp. d our
civil war. Influenced equally hy the Ter Of
Northern agyreasions from tie great oJ;1sLg
armies which they antcpa.u may Oc one day
turned against them, and also 10y TIE ambition TO
schicvs wealth and power b, liion and .d'uuty
n interests, similar to tLat which ifod US to .he
foremost place among the nations, the work e..
Br tsh confederation s,e .hly lru,rvsles. hat
ever may 10 the motive, however, Of tie
fnghsh provincial over !Inpera! authorities tho
movement should set ~ u Warmly srd q cgj~a -
cur people 10th ig,h gnd south / beware ia tinN
lest events should result IA desI oying the unity,
power AMI influence Of the United States AZ point
where that Of The Eugsh provinces oommons-
ing. Union Is no lonser clueutial TO our Interests
than ~ theirs nrd Is the W security s.ust tho
rolAp- Of our great and pros. gcl' ntrs in.o tie
condition from which the ,nslsA irvuucra are
striving TO emerge
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psvtiele OF my psir'osism becsuse my eovsrn.
rncnt has bcsn slow to cIchunre rne. although l
am sorry IN shy tina, there of ere here
who, from long conhncsoenI arc lesa patriotic than
they should |, c but do not ,hinb INST al thc
dungeons This side u purFstofy wou.l mhkc me
love my country loss or traitor NOR, and | ~
sure you that lie ,rostu ut f--ceivod wh,i. W
thnir infc-uli clutches hsS not iniprcssel favor
ably With rcgari 10 The CIvslry; but Ds-tNr s-k
NOR expect favc~s from them. With rrvard to
re,se 'c In but way =, ohtain l., and ths, ia
bv f-ttt'ig. want pc-cc. bat such - ice g. VII
3e-arc ~, Union uudi iss' and ID. CousLtu.ion
uDarcrdol 10y would sooart ale ia ny oJG!as c
thai see T@-re "a other ~ rus "
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pi.sneini New. Narl.ct.. &c.

t-s Port. Ih,Tsrsy Oct. 10, & r. f--lioid 'oot
decided upward tiru to-day, Ne -r Ia ,"el w. stc
folio, lnr ord 3: 1t 10 o'clock. .Di'. : ~; 2o4Ei
1R sci.; io.F. -1's. -. 90 ilI-, e0''. /,
ll.3. -,7s It's, .t4S; p, 2oi,. i2.ts -. 300,
49,. j. .uttj leo 95S; I ~ "c3h 2. - a,
-. ~ q SO, ~, ala go 8 as GO; 40,
D1, i.2t ..st.. The pTiuoi el csuse - ne 4l,Al,
IN ecd AIS nt'ri.ctot TO scnsa'iou iaror' roia
Gectvia Ihc general ,Joct market VS. excited int
/ her nrlros prevailed Go,c rf0'nir vete friuer
with inc rr.-l activity. Tho loan tc-.' Tss moro
sttiye 70 do, Loans were ns.c ,o.terisy e, r~r
ont. hut u tho current rate. aud the rr.l, -
aluuisnt The bids or the new 'otn i-c comm; In
fspil. and thc7 j. sle doubt that Their ns-I p
.tr Ill ,Noccd the loity ilions oAc'.d Tor public
comtetIiou. Atuu Pryinue F,chan.c to-day Their,
va tucf, vI '.a.es.. i'1Jl zoe lJ Genie Shcai
.c,tis otfn ia2cclle I'D PORK 80 cvuta
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~, at,,n ~ 80, IN AMI fSt.,d i,s er,rrn.
,se. n, M. soth n sus,-.IIor l,st Tire EvySfsa
D., R.,,,,nrra ,or,' y yhich had tina. clsy pnb-
i,shad o.. a.. a., 49,. a.. r,pr,osratc ELECTORAL |
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shlv A., nraa', IL fr-ro ,,n,ar vol.-,ce Gu sccolr.
=. -. -. i.,. :. .lo,,, ~ the t,. ne Of
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u, " - -. c,,,,p,,,d m ,,nsuunand
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the Re" spspCr 49, au.ft,sei lt Cen
! etal W''lHce In RIltlrs,f,. IT. 80. "- Grt.-
! 'rr AndreT johnson. H. n'hh-" I" r'fi.or
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, -. of,o" o.. Nlo.-Pr,0l'7'' % tr tn'rl df,t'+
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hai.l = tnr p;,~c-,'.urs u t.itcai u."ti-,r IN
3 s.- Z 81 I. |,1i . y.l 10 u. . cIttt.u,sl ty
a,e t,Utarv t.,o-ae- ls a. cv 90. "a
~ 49, ~.n ~ tlrc ts,.ln The t"f-
aNh - v,.-~ risiyr- .li.Ian. @ 90 thc
tt., s!ve, ,'lf,iro f.,-,-, d, n. e. si.,si..
49,, =, TO- ~ a.. -. .i,. an ~ in
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 q. II. No. II, BRODKLYN-A Special
"a ire ting ., thu ai"v- diy.s.,l ~ 10 held on
Frday, Oct. ith, oc.oCA /, N, nt thor iuee,-
.ciuirteI. JAMES BkOE Pest. INNlEL 81 -
~, sc. 80
EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-THERE WILL
4 10 y bhc nest.ng IN tie iA. I the s4giy Clos-
In. As.ociltion, AZ wery, on Frluy evening Oct.
n, At ~ T. NJ for the puiIOse OF orgsuiHing now
tllNe. soNeIul eutlemen Will deli a1drceses
sub. Center. l3a
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Special. NOTICES.

Fell mt NiItcr II Won wnnt tail and
Miual el0ilng, - to Y. a. BALDWlN's - AID .
Bowery. Tho laFest took mi -t0rr the citt an
psi-osler. Chilfrpn's Department not eiudiod. 30
Yor the Hair nuf ~t.in.-hsrry's TrIcop-
ls'rUns. The ast aud chesl-st ar,ioir. sold ~ ~!
u Hts. I1I
Wheeler ~ Wilson's HiSbe-i P-cTirn
Larf -Stlcn >. W .lg- .dschi q, 60 Dloi1NN. b3h
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TRADE NOTICES.

MOTT. IA MEETING OF TIE LONG
'h.ivmrl' n.ou r.,.,cti, A-e1ciutlon, No. .,
~ So itd e, choir rccia- g, i.uOsesoii r- I'm
d>y Get. l4th II - 0'ciccS T.. M. Al menil-r. eye
iie-'ed attend, huurc,f uf imp .Iioc 10
- sa.usa-ieL 30 oder ol JOHN G.ANNuA, Ilo-i-
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isEi EsAG.

k9EA Ban.
rtCIHANN :. ErooLiyn, on rhVrday, O,,. i3fA,
sflCr uhlr. tut scvesv tiu"sA Sarv, Niao~ Of 'tc
In Is rtIsu NcCic-Ty, native ot the County Derry,
hclaDd, .. e. 20 SCAra.
i7l friends AMI 6ctuAiutnnce, axe rospeC fully iA
vited attend tue r,nerl. Saturiay aitt MON,
Q4t lttn, AZ - O'clock from he lAie ,5lde,u, 10
front e. -
fNNOlpS-- In whiinhNl Uoupi'i. bristol Pa,
On goo" th mo-. &C wounds .r' ~" ~ On" battle ~
Muldo Ia. os.l NJ NnDly Reynolds, eyed 80 30.
" lie steep, uis ILsi .losl,
lie hLi .pl.st' liz lss' n,tlo.'
Tha i.lrt've. and ircu's Il the family ,.e rc-
-pr,.uIy invited ~ attend the tune al, fls Fri-
dt Nteln,oG, Nc'. lith, ~ o'clock, from -
l'rfou bl, " n-aig11iGu. ~
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-
4 $50 .fI'S SALE CT HOUSEHOLD
~ t.vrtt. =. o. ,..t-.. 10, "a -.
.. ,ho aia ,, t..ij,r.. T.. No. a., - , H. y
A ava d q e.art ,,,Ist .,,rlrr g., y 80 -
forte c'ri .n'. cafialu. '' zoe '"'s',,', sns
II %. ''h', - n' ul.' 1,''' 80. - ,'- lse
mu.'' e oe, ~ gut ..Ats' &c No ', 9ne-
M i.-,i'i H. 49, - - 49,. 80
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-15

One Freeman Clark a Republican member of
Congress has offered resolution to the effect
that the Committee of Ways and Means are
hereby instructed TO inquire into the expediency
OF increasing the duties on foreign imports upon
articles OF luxury of class. far practicable.
not manufactured or produced in this country. so
as in their opinion to produce revenue OF $500.
OOO.OO per annum; also. into the expectancy of
increasing the internal revenue tax upOn articles
OF luXry. and upon such articles of domestic
manufacture come into competition with
foreign articles upon which the import duties are
not advanced, so in the opinion of the Com
mittee TO produce revenue Of $3.50 900 900
The present custom duties amount to about
500 ,OOu,OOO This it is proposed To double
The internal revenue tax is about 500 600 900 a
year. This it IL proposed to increase nearly
four-fod. The people now taxed 10y the
General Government Sl25 900 600 year, but il
this proposition carries it will he increasted TO
$3.50 OOO,O yeiri In other words. the PEG
pie OF the Northern States are TO pay a tax of
81 % for every person. about SlO0 year for
All average family! At the same time it is pro.
posed to double the State tax in Ohio. increasing
il from ten To twenty millions of dollars Thi,
will add tax Of $50 year more 10 "A family
making the Government taxes upon each family
rich and poor. $50 year. God helm the poor
uuder such system of taxation.-I Cincinnati
Enquierer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-15
4 Mid Indictment.

The Albany IN \ } Statesman. mos, ultra
and bitter radical Republican paper. finds some
fault with the Administration of its party at
Washington. This fault it expresses in the fol-
lowing energetic terms:
pack OF sharks. hungry, vilanous and in
corrigible, have fastened upon the public Treas
ury and depleted il at the safe of millions month
ly:that the patronage of the Federal Government
has been bestowed upon those with whom Tho
electors, II allowed an exercise of choice. would
have absolutely refused all dealings, until high
places OF trust are held by known and convicted
cormorants. and men drive fast horses and liz,
in free-stone houses purchased with United State
greenbacks. Who ought to be pegging shoes il
State prisons.
There are people who are actually such cop
perheads rs to believe that Administration
guilty Of such acts is not worthy of public conf
dence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-15

upon Gen Wistar's rear. but fortunately did no
damage. Dor did they greatly hasten the return
movement
The Army Of the Potomac did not exsctly
march up the hill ana then march down again.
but accomplished their part Of the reconnos
s@nce. Thew crossed the Rspidan and met the
enemy. with whom they had sharp conflict On
the return they lost two ponfoon bridges, and a
portion Of the force had to fight pretty sharply to
cut their way out from certain grayback sur
roundings The loss will not exceed 300. The
rebels lost in the encounter and surprise about
800 killed. wounded and prisoners.