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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
p,Imn nonnn Cold md SiI,cr Win

ing Company, Devil sG.'" District, N"Eadh Ter
riIpry, office No. o. Washington street, H"n
Francisco.-Noticc i. hereby given. thar in acc"r.
dance with the laws 81 the State of California
and the bylaws al the Prma Donna Gold and
liver Mining Company. here vii! b" sold 1T
public auction. 70 the highrS; bidder, II; IN" a'rr-
lion rooms Of John Middleton & son. No. 500
Montgomery street. San Francisco. on Tt Is
DAY. the 18th day Of April. t.tii, at T. ". 50
many shares Of the capital stock Of said company.
staining in the Names of the following persons. as
will he necessary to pay tlr assessments dne
thereon. together with III. expense oI advertising
and the other expenses of the sale. VIZ:
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ASSESSMENT SALES.


Ell ccrne Mining Company. san
Francisco" March 9Th. isii-Noricr i hereby
given, that in accordance with the laws Of the
Stale Of California and an order luiv made hy
the Boar! Of Trli-lcr.s or said compar,., on W",l
nr>rsay, Ainr"l Ri lS6i. there will br sold 10 the
highest bidder Tor cash in L. s. gold coin. III the
auction room 0f jerome Rice X 90. No. ~
Montgomery street. san Francisco. at twelve
o'clork noon. on WEDNESDAY, the eth day ot
April, iS6i. 81 many shares OF the capital stock
"f said company, standing in til" names of III"
following persons. a. may he necessary 10 pay
the >>m,ut of five dollars per share. levied by
the Board Of Trustees on the 10th LAY OF Febr,l.
ary. lsGi, together with the expenses of advcrris
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
ASSESSMENT SALES.

F1htS VI 'loth =" ahS So h'Ou1S Sou
and Silver Mining Company, saturday. April gth
lsGt.-NOtiCc is hereby given that in accordance
with the laws Of the State of California and the
bylaws of the I. Louis Gold and liver Mining
{ hpany there will be- sold ~ public auction. at
tn, hour Of one O'Clock r. N. If SATURDAY,
III" 9;h day of April, l-'H At the Office of said
company, No. 10 Montgomery Block, san Fran.
cisco, California, 80 many OF the shares in the
capital stock of said company standing in the
necessary for the payment Of an assessment oi
twenty-five cents per share, levied thereon Janu
AIRY 23d, ls6i. togethcc with the expense Of ad
vcrtisemcnt and the necessary expenses Of sale
The following is 4 list OF the names of said per.
sons, with the number Of shares dciinq I,nt and
the amount Of said assessment due til con set
opposite lie names OF sail persons respectively:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
ASSESSMENT SALES.


Notice is hereby given. tha, in accordance with
the laws Of Nevada Territory and the by laws Of
the above company, there will be sold ut rublic
auction in front Of the cnmpany's Office. Uiart's
Sample Room, Old Post Office. on SATURDAY,
the I'D day of April. lsGi. between Il'r hours OF
3 and o'clock +. ". many shares G. the Cap!.
tai stock of said company As will pay all ASSESS.
mvntS thereon. together with costs of advertising
and sale, and standing in the names OF the follow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
gkcy.;our d;ogd and silver Mining

Co-Nrticc /, hereby given. that III accordance
with the Ia';; Of Nevada Territory and the Ivy
law, Of the company there will hr sold at pUblic
argiiuu. oil TLtRSDAY, April .S;h. o. at =
o'clock +. NJ, IN lat Of The company office. in
Cold Hill. ~ many shares Of The capital stock o;
TIE company will -.." the assessments Ga"
Thereon. Together wit OF sale HId advert
.iur a..t standing in the name, ci the following
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Nunnicon Con.oIidnlcd uinin- Ct

N"ir" - hereby -iy'r that IN ar"or,lnG"" wit, '!Ir
law Of N,y.ir Territory and the bylaws q: iii"
company. th"r' will l." >"d NJ public auction III
lrunl al the c"mpany "lcr IN 'i"lJ Hill "n SAT-
UEnAY. the 30th day "f April nest. 1T O'Clock p
" - iulhy >har> al the capital sioux ii -'.!d
COMPANY. >IaGim. 3u She Maine, "i ih" following
persons wilt pay III" a>-''-,m"mS 'In" thereon
,u In February 9Th, i,>r together with r"-'- 81
I'd. aud nI. A.,rl I,Lm.
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C0IVIWN, an FrIIVl>rl, NAFtW II'N, IsWI.-.NN.
'icc j, hereby given, t'lai AZ meeting OF III"
Board of Trustees % the above company. held
on The lUlh instant, it WAS resolved that = sr!li-
r.rut number of shares ot The capital stock. >'du!
ing in the. na.l.,.> 81 the following persons, BE- sold
Il: public auction. ~ Jerome EiCr X Go. :, on
HEDNESDIE April 2oJh l-6i. Ut - NJ. as will
he necessary Tor the payment OF assessment No.
! If three dollars pr >h,rr. levied january 2i'h.
lsGi. together With tie expenses Of sale aud al
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Constitution C,lG and Silver Mining


|ompany-%.:j,c /, hereby given. that / Hc-
cUrdancc with :, law. OF Nevada Territory and
the By Law %: e Company. there will be sol
at public au ~. in FROM It the COrnpauy's
Office American City. on TUE DAY. April the
l2Ih. sol at = u'c!uck P =. 80 many shares Of The
capita took. standing n he names IF tine follow
Ing partc- a. viii EGu:rae Inc following
amouats. due for as>cs-.ltu.s together with costs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

iu- Col@ YaHy.-Noiicr.-!a arcordHucc win H."
Law, o.: NvVa,iA Territory and IT," bylaws ~
sod Company. ;hrrr wiil De- sold i; p1Vc auction
,a lY(GuIE Apri! 22d, l>ti. m,N;, II =, VI.
~ ,..y ,ulupduys office. Virginia, y l., =" many
,ar,, yJ the capital stock ~ the company. sraud-
r- in me, u.tlry> 81 the following person, ~ wi!
,y .c amount duv for assessments tcScIh'T with
- .....- Il. I.LNrfrieLIs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

Notice J. hereby given. that III accordance with
the laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of
the COMPANY IA,f, will ng sold ~ public auction.
in from; at tn. company office i'll Eu.d Hill. IL
'hr eleventh H.. II Al I'll ar.N:. ~ Oci"ck = =.
50 in.G.v >h.lrr> Of rN~ capital stock oI III" ahov"
company >r,.rGiu% in IT,, names Of the following
prr>"u~. ~ v II pay the assessments levied prior
10 February ij-I, t-Gi together with the cost. Of
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Pride of America Company.-,

is hrg'1y given, that in conformity with the LAWS
of nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the con-
pany. Their" vii! be- sold al public auction. in front
Of tie office of the company "n = on b \ y ,
April 18th, ls6i, a, +. ". 50 many shares OF the
capital stock If the company. standing in III,
Of the following parties. u will he ncccS.
sarv 10 lguiiatc tie amounts due thereon, To-
.I,ry vii .Pgrufrrs rnsrS-
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7TE.'' ". 7 7 M 7 ; ~ y ~
Gold Hill March 9trh H. iuh2- I'll
Champion Company. Notice is hereby

given. t!ui' in ,ucng'aEcg with II" aw> 0t N"va'
ia Territory and the bylaws "f tile Champion
Company. that there wall h" sold ~ public allc
ZION. on THURSDAY. April 1th, ~ =. W.. 50
u:a.lv .Iar'. al Th. capital stock "t IN" above
company. -i;fH'iiu- ~ Tie n,ur> -: III" following
paIii... l- Wi g.. necessary IL liIuiiatc the
:!m"n.,j- iuc thereon. loEriLr" with arcrmng
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

pluy.-NOtlCe IS hereby gwen, that on WEDNES-
DAY May 4th. at , O'Clock T. N, there will be sold
a; public auction iu front OF the companyS Office
- many shares of the capital stock OF the COmpt-
ny standing in the names Of the following persons
IS may be necessary TO pay all assessments moss
due from said parties. together with expenses OF
advertising and sale of said shares:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

Notice = h.rnl,v given that On Tilt RSnNG.
April Pit. 80. =; = uc,nrk ?. NJ. thrr" will T."
.rl,i at psr'.rr uurt". in ;r"al -: III" company
"ir,.. Mtu -In,-r. t;"li iiii!. MANY shares at
t',. 'np,r;u stuck at the company. Standing in 'h"
u,a-- 1T the following pHrlirs will nr Hrr.s
larry {" Jay III" assessments muw in" thereon. 10.
r,rl,rr with gusts 81 .H. and advertising
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

No:;rr = hereby given. that in "r"omI"nr" with
the law "t Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of
thu, c,imrany. there will hr sold At publir anct"n.
in front If tile pustoiicr. in Gold Hill. on TIL RS
DAY. April 4l>t. ISL ut o'clock r. NJ. rs many
shares "f the capital stock. standing in the names
ri the following p r-or- ~ will pay all Assess
muirS due thereon, together with costs Of aivrr'
ti.-m.- .-l .-llL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05

COMMUNICATIVE is hes cby given that i'll cor,,-
0nce with the laws If the Territory # Nevada and
the vy.laws Of the Company. there will be sold at
r,bIic auction on MONDAY April 9th. 1864, ut
In ,'cInck. H. in front of the Compauys Office
in Como, 50 many shares of the capital stock Of
IN. compauy as will pay the assessments due
thereon, together with costs ale and advcrsingl
- t,ndin,r in the names of the following PARTIES:
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THE EVENING NEWS.
SUPPLEMENT-
Source of the Columbia.

mines attracts attention 10 the source OF
| the Columbia, the following sketch by Fa-
ther De Smct. describing his visit to that
locality as far back As 1915, will be inter-
esting to the general reader:
The 4th of September, towards noon, l
found myself at the source Of the Column
bia. l contemplated with admiration
those rugged and gigantic mountains
where the great river cscapcs-IajcstIc,
but impctuouS even at its source; and IN
its vagrant course !. is undoubtedly the
most dangerous river on the western side
of the American hemisphere. Two small
lakes f.om two 10 six miles in length
formed by number Of springs and small
streams. are the reservoirs Of It's first
waters.
Ipitchcd my tent on the banks of the
first fork that brings in its feeble tribute.
and which we behold rushing with i'm
pctuo>ity over the inaccessible rocks that
present themselves on, the right. What
sublime rocks! How varied in shape and
figure. The fantastic in every form, the
attractive. the ludicrnus. and the sublime
present themselves simultaneously to the
view and by borrowing. ever 50 little, the
aid Of the imagination, we behold arising
before or astuniShcd eyes castles OF by
nopc chiyaIry, with their many cmbaulcd
towcr,-for,rr,Sc,. surrounded By their
walls and bulwarks-palaccs with their
domcs-oud in fine cathodrals with their
lofty snircs
On nrriyir, NJ rho two lakes saw
them covered it'll aquatic bird SCOTS.
ducks, watt, .ioyl. coimorants, buzzards.
crane, and swans; Wills. beneath the
Tranquil water Law sho.. of salmon in cx-
haust. m. At the ca,raucc Of the second
lake, in a rather shallow and narrow place
| saw them HISS in gr,at numbers. cut
and mutilYtoi after th,;r long and weary
nilrrimor. a,nonr the rand, caiaracts,
valleys, and fall, {; they continue iii, IN
irtcrrrnrcd nrocn.sion dprinn works and
month.
Whrn cm;oro,ion. occomnonicd Nv thc
arts and sciences Shall have prnctratcd
into the valleys of the Rocky Mountains,
rho sourrc nj tho Colu.nhia will proye 4
very ;nnurtnnt point The climate is de
liuitful: thc extreme, of heat and cold are
Seldom known. The snow disavpca!s
a, fast As il fall. and the laborious hand
rhat would nh thcsr valley, would be re-
na;G LrndrrI f,Id Irnup,crablc herd,
r t~",IlJ a"ay" ,hrn".,hout ,hr yror in these
m",'i" 60" ,.rnn H. - :rJ stra,r,.
t"1'o" > "i-vt. - I 49,, '.'' FL, III
i 'ui'"aa Iaai;,;,; ~ ,h" rn,a;n. n,o
-" ooro "I',, tnJdnJ v;tb ;mcrboTS,ibic far.
49,. i, ;.l;cb thn l,rch trro nirn of di4f.r-
49, ~. laoin '' n.6 S., and cvnrc.' aLonnJ
In Tho Main brtwcrn rho two lakes are
Leam,:r,,I .mrings whose waters have re-.
mv;,rI and cnr1cd = mas.iv,, rock of so.,
ii. .,n,,o which ro. rho ,rnc,r,pro Of
;r,n,o,,' 'o' oonronlaJ ~ ,,otr;t;oG cascade
T IT wa+crs nrc ,oft md pclIucjd, and Of
tho t,,mrora,nrc If n,;iL inst dawn from
49,, ~, a a TLn Joscr;ntion inst niyrr Inv
Chandler of the famous fountain Of Pam
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Notice is hereby given. that legal proceedings
will he taken ia recover 'hc assessments duc
,,,, she several Interests Of the several persons
h'.lnyy designated in one month from the date
hereof together with the costs Of advertising
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rlnrhnucIic md :. VI. Cnnnnmy.

~ urI.r II n" H0Hd n TTu>Irrs,
JOHN WHITE. Src'y.
Cod Ill., March 81 ~, mh2l til
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Hy OrQpr OF INC bUlTU VI ITWsIttH.
L.G A. COUR OLLE-, Secretary.
Gold HILL March eth. ga. mhl2 III
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nnicc Of ,hr nnncr q. a y. Mining

l.. \. nAUCK. S~c'y.
Gold Hell. March - 81. lGh!3 I'll
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\ few miles on the Paris side ot Epcr-
nav NAV I've ,rcu - chateau above tn
doorway Of which i carved ''Mat"r Fila
-th. mater being q lady - worldwide
lar... ,Nru,iin- rich. hl!i till living j., =
-,nal h"l,>, il Rheims. a. >hr did many
yraI ago and ali ugh above eighty Wear
old. i i.'>aid the ! no, r"rce mad"
without hpr opinion, nor - transaction -
Importance without consulting hc!.
OTHERS may have quite H. good wine a.
hci~: for they have the zane "pportunl
tics which -hc enjoys for buyin" graprN
or wiur from growers: while TIE prcpara-
tiun - her Eyn,nr is 10 mystery, and the
fermentation must - nn everywhere III
it. natural course. tn" desire % E.r
huu>c i. no. To make IL wine better one
war than another, but - keep il 4 cLo,"
Is possible to il known standard pcru-
liari;v. year after wear. II all scasCE,
were alike. this would be comparatively
easy. lrti some are 80 bad thai not q >!n-
de crane will hy admitted into cellars OF
rrpurc. and a> Two. three, and moe
such wears often succeed each other. E"T
and every other nous" are compelled 10
keen up stock III the best way thcy can.
The only rlap of ACCOMPLISHING thi, is
h. sr,cbir,, -brouyhuur tha district for
the br~t y. @ that can be found IL the
''''.'', ~ i.a,,J' t;,.,.,.
pau ,'' 'i,-..' -, S'','r .'".'>' ,,'l7 ai,.
H"''' a. '''''' ''''.' NV ,o,' ma, I'.
S'''F'.l c"'e'' VI '"''.''. '''''I i'''''I w.
ems 'I''r " -"o' '''i''S.' 'l'''f " '''''
a=hiC" WRIT d Nc'''!> ''''''.' '''i>'''- - -
ati'' no" "'''i eNPi''''s' anu ~ imam
h''n" are II 'H:'' T." '''','' . '.''.
N"i'I''' t"":i't.' ''''' ILL ,I'..
"''t'' LL"t u = ',' '',,,I H.. L...
'l@ 'i'''' Si,e ' H., i'I , ,'".i"' 81 f,,,o
2'"i''s' ''o' y. Wv SI,o" :s,'e ,,;ua L"r'i T..
ny VI ''i' , 49, ,,1' ",r". l;nJ Inn, ,fn
,''r i,'''> "iI'' ''g .I,cr,
s''>' i",''''..'- ,I,' ; hdr.,ia v';,h I.r
Hfe WY o""! .'- t,aI onntJn,.,
true stump u" .''' yin '''" in..m 81.
that IS inc '''''>' ~. ,','' o,', 'r,,
presses hef grapes KS lt'''' JIM
4tSPo''hS o' .nt "tpt, t..,.,n ,,ro..,,r,.
houses fe'"!" 'ilcl.I to' i'' ~, .',. o,,l, ,r.
an" ,nTi sell 'c'o ,,L , ~ on.n LrHwn
na"lE Iia .,I,;, ,,nor r ,a,J ",d with
oihH" ui"' "I''''. p'U, l,:,i, ;,c,,i,r
lah!! Dl'''' '''',. ',,.J ~. l'U,.
>'"" - mr. q" - ''''' ''''
AMERICAN AND FHENcu SOLDIERS
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slco.n!s q. 4 y. ". COMPANY, Gold

By order Of the Trustees.
mill II Z. q. i. COCRSOLLES, Scc'y.
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u" ORDER Of the Board OF Trustees
". : MDFFATT.
to-! Ina S"cy Grant g. y Co.
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By order of the Board of Trustees.
L. t. HEATH, Secretary.
American City, March u, "a. mhl2ms
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Nnnoicon consolidated Mining 40.

GEO. 4 BIRNTTI, NccrctIry,
Gold Hill. march l~rh ~. i III
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By order OF the Board of Trustees.
THOS. W. COLBCRN
mh2t I'd Secretary
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
MIR. CHASE'S FINANCIAL
E-,1 SCHEMES.

6NEw YORK, June 3.-The Commercials
money article says this mornings official
instructions from the Secretary of the
Treasury to Mr.. Cisco authorizes him to
advance the interest on the temporary loan
te per cent, and also to pay at once the
July coin interest on coupons. The de-
spatch also states that proposals for long
loan, 6's of 1881, will be issued tomorrow
or Monday next the amount not stated
The following assurances contained IN the
instructions to Mr.. Cisco, will be received
with general satisfaction. You may con.
tradict, most emphatically, all assertions
that the Secretary is increasing any legal
tender issues. On the contrary, he is grad.
ually reducing them. All new notes issued
are in lieu of old notes in larger amounts
withdrawn.
A special tothe Commercial dated Wash
ington, June 3 says:
1t is understood that Secretary Chase
has not yet finally determined in what
shape he will place the bonds of the pro.
posed new loan. Senator Foote of Yer
mont is spoken Of as presiding officer at
Baltimoae. sf-
= Maryland is furnishing laage proportion
of colored soldiers in her quota, some draft
ed and others substitutes
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04

evening been receiyedirom Gen. Sherman
He reports that on. Wednesday, June LIST
Mcpherson moved up from Dallas to
point in front of the enemy at New Hops
church. On Thursday, June 2nd Scofieit
and Hooker having been shiftedto to the ex
treme left pushed forward towards Marlet-
to at the same time. Stoneman's and Gar
rard's cavalry were sent to- Alatoona pass
which they reached and held possession
of these movements.
The despatch says, we. have secured thu
pass which was considered a formidable ONT
Movements are. reported by the despatcl
as in progress which are net proper now fol
publication. n a. $50 ...r ~,
Nothing has been heard from Grant since
his dispatch dated att o'clock yesterday
morning.
Telegraph communication has been delayed
by violent storm on the peninsula yes
terday evening andlsst night, and cannot
be reestablished before sometime tomor
row. e -. sisnsdo. sdoEi W
I aeof8g4 hl E. M. STANTON.
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HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 3

Mr. Dawes, of Massachusetts, from the
committee on elections, reported resolu.
ton allowing mileage and salary to Mr..
McHenry, Of Kentucky, and Mr.. Birch, of
Missouri, who unsuccessful contested the
seats of Messrs. Yeaman and King, up to
the time of the House decide the question.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, the reso-
luton was tabled.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois, made re-
port from the committee of conference on
the bill creating an additional inspector of
steamboats, in the Memphis collection dis
trict, which was concurred in, it brings the
smaller classes of vessels under the steam
boat law.
Mr.. Stevens reported bill making ap.
preparations for sundry civil expenditures.
The House passed the Senate bill amend
atory of the law granting alternate sections
of land to Michigan, to aid in the construc
ton certain railroads.
House went into committee on tariff, the
following amendments were made on molas-
ses from sugar cane, cts instead Of IL cts
per gallon. All parts of the, bill to take
effect on the lst of July instead of from
and after that date. One of the provisions
of the liquor section was amended to read
as follows: that all limitations of brandy or
spirits O: wines or imported by any name
whatever, shall be subject to highest value
of duty, provided for genuine article re,
spectively intended to be represented, and
! in no case lass than 81 per gallon.
James @. Allen moved to reduce the duty
on wood screws and spoke Of the bonus
which was thus to be given to monopoly.
Mr.. Morrel explained that no higher duty
than is at present paid on these articles and
said the patent is near its expiration.
Mr.. Aliens amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Wood offered an amendment taxing
indigo dye woods and madder 80 per cent
ad valorum, as the cotton manufacturers
use these articles free from tax, he proposed
by the motion to add several millions per
annum to the revenue. 81
Mr.. Morrill, said this amendment came
from a quarter would strike down every
manufacturing interests and should not be
adopted.
The amendment was rejected.
The proviso of the wool tax section was
amended so as to read that wool which
shall be increased in value by being secured
or cleansed, shall pay, in addition to the
duties herein provided, double the amount
of such duties.
Mr.. Brooks moved to reduc the tariff on
tapestry. carpets, &C., to 45s per square
ward. The manufacture in this country is
in the hsnds of two or three manufacturers.
Mr. Morrill, replied that up to recent Pc
riod the American manufacturers did not
make dollar. The bill was about right.
Mr. Brooks amendment was rejected.
The House adjournee.
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Another Card from q PrOmi-
nent German.


EpIroRs OF THE RseIsrER: gJ .TlI
Your manly and liberal course in giving
my much abused countryman, Gen. SIGEL,
a chance in your paper to be defen led, in
duces me to forego political prejudices and
take your Daily, in place of the Inteth
gsncer, which | have abandoned for good
reasons. Please send me the paper regu-
larly and oblige Yours Respectfully,
FREDERICK NAEGELE.
P.S. The Intelligencer folks think they
have done a mighty smart thing for me, by
translating little article from the "Balti
moro Wecker," which my boy wrote from
the battlefield, and in which he describes
the personal bravery of Gen. SIaEL. They
think that they've got old Naegele over
again. But they hain't. No stree. The last
time went to the Intelligencer Office tt
pay up my arrears, by mistake, or rather
by misdirection of Gus. Campbell. / got in
to the Printing Rooms. In place Of cour
teously showing me to the office, they re-
peatedy howled out to me, "Get o"t O
here"
did get out, and hope I'll never get in
there again. Of course they thought / Wal
but IAN old Dutchman, and it didn't matter
how | was treated. This treatment has
slightly increased my love for that amiabls
concern, the Iatelliyencer, and would warn
all the Clutch" to look out before they step
in there. Now they think they can cpme
round me agSin, by putting in something
complimentary to my boy, and to Gen. 81.
vEL. But it's no go. 1t can't be didi |
am too old fox to be caught in such 2
trap, and don't believe in blowing cold
one Monday, and warm the next Monday
No sirl rl b -T6F
Good bye htel4gencer-fare ye well.
Frederick NAEaELE. Z
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-04
A Transport Sunk.

The steam transport City Of Bath which
sailed from New York on the lst for Wash
ipeon, returned last evening with her bows
stove in and her stem carried away, having
collided off Cape May with the steam trans
port Pocahontss, Capt. Baxter, from New
Orleans, bound to New York.
The Pocahontas sunk, carrying down AZ
Of her crewIand passengers, including Cap
Baxter. She had ON board l0l souls anG
among them q number of soldiers returning
on furlough and sick.