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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15
QSOO REWARD-LOsT, in Williams

SS0D REWARD:-LOSI, in Villains
NOTES payable 10 Joshua Carsrfs order; have been
indorscd; Nos 93. nclusive Coupons all obi "ih
be- dne 10Th Of August neat. - -, -,
Also Two T. s. $50 BONDS Of s 900 EACH First series,
Nos, B 2l and % l22 payable 20 Lveore Clews Co., "
bearer Coupons on to November |, 1893
Brokers aud all other persons forbid receiving or neso
t.ing the same They Of value 10 Que put ths
owner as caveats have been entered against them py tho
Secretary OF the Treasury 49,,
Whoeyer will stop same II offered for SALE and return
them 10 the owner furnish him with the iofhs'oh 30 %
may recover theln can have the above reward ,,.ou
'' JOSHUA CARHART
No. $50 South G,hst, Wnlllmsburgh, n. T.,
Or Messr, WlLLETS K Co., No. 30J Pesri'st-
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No. 49,
ARMY CLOTHING AND EouIpAGx OyYToR,
GIxCIxNATT Anil n lgGl

No. llB.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIpAGE OYToR,
CINCINNATI, April 6, 1904 J
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
II until WEDNESDAY, April 20 1864 at O'Clock .. u,
for furnishing this Department (by contract) with
Blankets-Wooien-ArmyS STANDARD
Camp Ke,tles-Army STANDARD;
Color Bets-Army Standard;
Drums-complete-Army Standard;
Telling Axes (hrst quality only and to We h from n b
ST pounds)-ATp Standard
Telling Ak Handles-Army STANDARD;
Guidons-Csyslry-Atmy Standards
kerey-Sky Bue-Army Standard
Pick Axes-Army Standard;
Pick Az Handles-Aruy Standards
Spades-Army Standard;
Shelter Teus-Army Standard;
Samples OF which may DO at the Office OF Clothing and
Eauipage In this city.
To bs delivered free OF charge the u. s. Inspections
Warehouse In this city in good packages with the
Of the party furnishing the kind Of goods dis
tinctly marked on each article and package.
Parties Offering goods must in all furnish samples
marked and numbered TO correspond with their proposal and
dncy state In their bids the quantity Of goods they propose
TO furnish, tho price, and the time Of delivery.
guaranty signed by two responsible persons
pany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder will supply the
articles awarded TO him under his proposal
Bids will be opened on WEDNESDAY, April 20 1864 At .
o'clock p at this office, and bidders requested to bs
present.
Awards will be made on THURSDAY, April 81. Bonds
will be required that the will be faithfully fulfilled
Telegrsns relating to Proposals wall not be noticed.
Blank forms Of Proposals. may be obtained at this Office.
The right TO reject hid deemed unreasonable reserved
BY order OF Col. THOMAS SWORDS, A. O. N. o.,
[. w. MOUL1ON. Captain and A. q. N.
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IN of tho late CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
ROAD; the CHICAGO. ALTON AND ST LOUISE or ST.
LOUIS ALTON aud CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANIES.
TAKs NOTICE that by virtue Of powers vested them under
bondhoder, agreeen. OF 10th January 1890 and under the
alterations and notifications thereof passed 9Th July, 1862
23d July 8o and 18th October 1882 the Trustees require
bring IN and assign and all OF the assented Bonds
pp Railroad Chicago Alton and St. Louis or ST. Louis
Alton and Chicago Railroad Companies to them at tbs office
Of the undersigned No. 6 and ~ EIchIuge place. rooms No.
10 and 2 or before the 18th day Of May 1904 to-
gether with proof the cent having been paid thereon
Take further notice that from and after the aboyenan
day and the Trustees will longer receive said bonds OF
coupons acknowledge the entitled to the dement's
Of the agreement for reorganization and Will proceed 10 wind
up their such under advice Of counsel they
shall deem legal and proper-NewYork, April 8, 1864 BY
order of the Trustees. l.. h. MEYER, Chairman.
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HOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

Il Of NEW-YORK. CAPITAL S5OO1OO0
y the authority OF the Secretary o tho Treasury ~ Bank
is PIE pared to receive subscriptions to the
NATIONAL TEN-FORI1 LOAN
issued under supplementary 20 al act entitled On ACT
10 provide Ways and Means for the support Of the Govern
ment j." approved March }, 1853
This Loan Il. Rcdecmabe Gfer ten, and Tayabo loTty
date with interest at the ute OF hNe per cent ~"
sunun. Interest and Principal payable IN Coin
Subscr ptons TO the above must be made IN awi9 MONEY
Of the United states aud the accrued interest paid In Coin
or in National Currency (addmgl my pgT cent premium u
further notice. GEORGE OPDlkE, President
IL O. RoLsToS. Assistant Cashier.
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DACIFIC QUICKSILVER MINING
Il COMPANY.

Al. 900 SHARES. NOMINAL PAR.........s1O0
10000 SHARES, OFFERED ON SUB .o
SCRlPTlON, at..........'''.''''.'''''''' ~ o"'H
500. 900 IN CASH RESERVED, AS THE WORK
ING CAPlrAL
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
sTOCk OF THE PACIFIC QUlChSiLvEh miN,Nn
o'clock at the Office Of the undersigned.
Five Dollars on will be paid at the time Of sub
,cons for for gs Tas S1red further % paymcn Of Ten Dol
lars be made the 2th instant and Thirty hve Doas per
share with interest be paid ut or before the 'o' "h'H
called for By the Trustees. -
TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM BOND New. York.
A SUMNER, New York.
JOSEPH b. STEWART. Washington City,
Gen. JOHN Is. FRlSBlE, California
TREASURER:
ID. RANDOLPH MARTIN.
SOLICITORS
WHEELER ARMSTRONG in NewforE.
CASSERLN BARNES, in San Francisco ~
NoaE EIcHAssE PLACE. NEW. oRK. April l3 1864.
In calling the attention II friends and Correspondents 70
the PACIFIC QUIcKsLvER MINING CoNPASf We peg G ii
The following statement hoh Is furnished to us from reliable
Tbe rr,pery Of the PACIFIC QurcKsIIvFR MINING Con-
pAyY comprises the CnnubaI Gains OF twenty small compa-
nes Consolidated The caims thus united cover Over tieo
counuou. miles in length OF The Mammoth edse in &
fiaheep Ie r., T"icJ s,ate. Assay once speei.
men assayed by hin yielded o. 6lO per cent OF quchyer
Tie quicksilver mines Of the world are limited The prncpa
supply thus far having been drawn from those o Anadon IN
fona The mines Of the Pacific Ouickslver Mining Com
pnv dive promise OF richness equal the best Of these and
worked with ample capital Of equal success The want oi
capital has alone prevented their earlier development
tf the great and increasing demand for Quicksilver Il
quite unnecessary TO sp4ak nor Of the large returns made by
the few known mines Of CnnabaT. 4,
Every new mine Of gold silver creates an Increased DE-
msnd and small cost Of this great properly tree rom IN
cumbauce the offered, viz only r2"HD ior the
property with $4,000 in cash hand places In most
favorable position. . ~ ~,
number Of specimens taken by John T. Howard esq OF
Hoobyn from various prs OF the ledge bo seen at our
'i"'0' ''' sTIMsON, FRoSK Co.
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NEW-YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE
BANK.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FISCAL AGENT
OF UNITED STATES.

NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
Py instructions from the Secretary Of the Treasury this
Bank will receive subscriptions for the National OaD Five per
Cent Loen in coupon bonds registered cerhcses redec
able after ten and payable forty years from date In con and
will allow to banks bankers and brokers the usual commission
Of one eighth Of one per cent.
Thi. oan bears gold interest, payable semi annually on
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and aud annually
on bonds Of the denominations Of S5O and BOO.
The interest this Loan is payable the hrst days ~
March and September in esch year The semi annual coupons
are payable those and the annual coupons the go
and + loo bonds al payable oil the first Of March.
The coupon bonds viii be ready for delivery early in April
and registered bonds about the first Of May.
Remttances may be made in legal tender notes National
RAM Notes or N drafts 8c par this City addressed,
+. :. COOKE, Cashier
New.YoIk National Exchange Bank
Eey.York April II, 1864.
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Cost ano 1oun0.

L OST or STOLEN-The following Certiis
L Gates OF Stock In the NewYork Ood Mlins Company
Colorado which had been surrendered to the Company on
the transfer Of the shares named have been lost stolen
this day between No u William S. and No q Nassau st, OF
No "a Nassau-st. and No. " Was, viz No g. to Ms j.
H. Stebbn for 100 shares, dated April 1864 No 10 to MIS-
A. j. Edwards 100 shares dated April lSoi No 81 to ,.
j. EdwaTis fox 400 shares, dated April 9, 1864 no % to r
5. Walker Bro for 500 shares dated ApIl9 1904 Nc IA
H. g. Stcbbns Sons original 900 800 cancelled dated
April 1864 No. l37 TO ". j. Lhby for $50 shares dated
April o 1854 No. l to J. H. Mulod loE 80 shares, dated
April H. 1854 No 237 to j. Drake, or 500 shares dsted
April 49, 1854 Each and all signed by Fred r. hoeioisons
Secretary and Henry Morgan President A. the said Ger
cacs having been surepdcrod null aud void no trans
rls viii be above theon, and thc public are hereby noa
fed and warned agsius, neeotins them Any person re
turning said Certificates to tie Office Of the company no "
Wailst, will be suitably rewarded
New oTk. Apil Ii, 1864.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE or MINING CLAIMS
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
TRUSTEES:
SAM. r. BUTTERWORTH, esq, President OF the
Quicksilver Mining Co.
ANTHONY w. MORSE. esq, Of Morse 4 Co.
CHARLES LAMSON. esq, of Charles II. Marshall Co.
FREDERICK C. GEBHARD, esq, of SChachardt 4
Gebhard.
MATT ELLIS, esq, Of Boston.
JAY CADY, osq, of Schenectady.
PRESIDENT:
6AM. r. BUTTERWORTH, ESQ
TREASURER:
CHARLES LAMSON. ESQ.
BANKERS:
CfRssRs. SCHUCHARDT GEBHARD.
ATTORNEYS:
MEssR.. FOSTER THOMSON.
Books Of Subscpon for the purchase OF Shares OF hi,
Company 23 share, open at oce f5 payable at
the time OF subscription and the balance May 2, 1854
Attention l. called to the letter Sam f. Buterworh esq
who has lately visited the property of tue Company
MORSE & Co.,
April 5, 1904 No. "a williams st. New York
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ORDNANCE OFFICE WAg DEPARTMENT
WAsHisGroy, d. C., March rs, 1904.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this office until WEDNESDAY. April ~ st4 M, for
10000 Of Infantry Accou,rements calbe &c. to be
delivered in the following quantities at the undermined Ar.
3OO sets at the New York Arsenal Governors Island
2occo FPndor. - Bride'burs Pa
soSS SSoS .. Aleffh,ny :. Pittibars p l" Pa;
These aceoutrements be made strict conformity
with the pattern sets to be at the Allegheny, New
Washington Arsenas and the Springfield Aunory. II Is to be
tncy understood that this Department is 10 have the pvi
Of inspecting the work done under any contract may
award in all stages Of its progress at the shops Of the
uacto especially examine the stock before cushing They
be subject 10 specton the Arsenal where delivered,
before being received for the Government None to be
pied paid for but such approved upon inspection
The belts TO be- Of grained leather and all the stock 70 be the
best ok tanned The shoulder belt viii be included In The
set.
Deliveries be made in lots Of not less than onefeeuh
Q5 per of the whole number contracted for; the rst
delivery % b. made on the 2lst day Of May.
Failure 10 make deliveries a specified time viii subjecs
the contractor forfeiture OF the number be may fail to do
liver at that time.
The ccoureen,s mus. BE- boxed In the usual manner the
boxes be charged cost to be determined by the Inspector
Bidders will explicitly the Arsenal arsenals, where
thew nropoe to deliver and The numbers of sets they propose
% deliver O each place. II for more than
No bids will be considered from parties other than regular
mauuacurcrs and such known 10 this Department TO
be fully competent 20 execute In he shops the work
proposed for Should party obtaining contract oder
couencnts other than those made in his shops they
Bidders viii ncose with their bids the written acknoweds-
ments Of their sureties their stnlture.
Each party obtaining contract viii b. obliged to enter into
bond with approved sueties for its faithful execution
Upon the award being made successful bidders will be not
fed and furnished with forms Of contract and bond.
The Department the right to REJECT any or all bids
Proposals will be .ddfe.ed to Brisadier General George
d. Ramsay Chrf Of Ordnance, Washington, d. Co. indorsed
GEORGE d. RAMSAY,
BrgGen. Chief Of Ordnance.
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financial.
UNITED sraTss TREASURY, NEW YORK, March "A, 1864
M ~ GOVERNMENT LOAN.

IOskO BY direction OF the Secretary ofhe Treasury,
hereby give notice tina, prepared receive subscriptions
on account OF United States Bonds authorized by the Act
Of March g. 1864. bearing date March l. 1854 redeemabe
at the pleasure of the Government, after years, and
payable forty years from date bearing interest at five per
cenum year. payable Bonds not One Hundred Dol
lars annually and on oil other Bonds semannuay in coin
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds.
as they may prefer.
Registered Bonds will be issued Of the denominations OF
Finy Dolars $50 One Hundred Dollars (l0O Five Humid
red Dollars $500 One Thousand Dollars slOcc) Five Thou
sand Dollars Ov. and Ten Thousand Dollars 100000
and Coupon Bonds Of the denominations Of Fifty Dollars $O
One Hundred Dollars ($iOO Five Hundred Dollars $5oO,
and One Thousand Dollar. $1,000.
Subscribers this loan will have the option OF having their
bonds draw ntees, from March September the
may be- by paying the accrued interest in coin United
states notes. Of National Banks adding fifty per
cent for PREMIUM or receive them drawing interest from the
date of subscription aud deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions will issue my certificate
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the original Of which will be
forwarded by the subscriber the Secretary Of the Treasury
Washington, with letter stating the Lind (esis'efeu OF
coupon) and the denominations of bonds required
Upon thc receipt Of the original certificates nj the
Department. the bonds subscribed for will be tra''e "
the subscribers respectively rs the same can DC Po
pared.
commission Of oneeighth Of ono per cent VIII De aowea
10 those subscrbin. for others resale The deA'efy "
these bonds hs, commenced and will bc continued promptly
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, y. ..
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April 5, 1864.
NEw. YORK, April 1. 1864.

NEw.YoRK. April L. 1864.
visited this Mine In the month Of December, 1863
panied by Guido kustr the most distinguished Meaiurg
and Mining Engineer the Pacific Coast for many years the
Manager Of the Ophr Works and author Of valuable treatise
the Processes Of Silver and Gold Extraction. recently
published in California My opinion Of the value and quality
Of tits Mine is based information derived iIOm this gentle
man. and my own ob.eryaiions at the Mine.
The Mine s situated Ia Arizona about three miles north OF
the northern boundary line o Sonora and tye miles distant
from celebrated Mowry Silver Mines Il Is accessible at all
seasons Of the year. either by the way OF 10. Angeles Lbe
tad Guayinas But little work has been done Ia developing
the Mine enough however TO discover the width and extent
the lode and determine the quality and value oi the
Where the ha ssunk the vein j. from four sI feet wide
between and garnet running east and west aud
hbt gaena and suphuet Of lead carbonate Of lead, zinc
blend and copper pyes the richest Is the suphure OF eed
as,ayng hundred and my five tun the vein has been
prospected about half mile Mr. kuel IN letter addressed
10 tie FTancisco The san Antonio lodc
hppsal where the shaft sunk good wide vein Of easy
reduce by and viii pay average according 70 the
proportions OF the different metals, nom seventy ~ ninety
dollars per tun."
believe there abundant supply Of this orc and that by
an speudture Of comparatively small sum Of money the
mine can be put in condition produce 30 uns per days n
h. ore only S per tn the gros product o the
Mine would exceed 5000 day the entire cost OF mining
and redu 4 Of thu. will not exceed tIo
On The premises about 200 yard. from san Antonio Lode In
~ r. direction there Is very ric copper 0de AZ icct
wide the ores which obtained fo this lode considered
fair avcrase ssyed ~ per cent q copper and rIo IN silver
Miner. DO obtained in any number III the Immediate Vcn
ity, a about ten dollars per mouth a.
tom the Mine consisting small engine aud two furnaces
There is an abundance OF wood and water Tor all purposes on
rondef the San Antonio a very valuable Silver Mne II
worked with skill and energy viii produce mo satiiat9ry
r..u,. SAM. =. BCTIERNOKTH.
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financial.
BLACK HAWK
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
MINES-BOBTAIL. GREGORY, &c.
L0DES, GlLPIN Co., COLORADO.

CAPITAL, $4,000 SHARES, 500 EACH.
TRUSTEES:
Y. II. JUDD New ork.
w. l.. LEE, Colorado.
ANTHONY ARMOUR. New-Yort-
GEO. BLISS, JR.. New.YoIk.
o. w CHILD New York.
j. T.. WILLIAMS. New.York
j. HALL PLEASANTS Baltimore.
LEONARD SWEET. Washington.
CARLOS PIERCE, Boston.
President. Ii. JUDD.
Nice.President.. l.. LEE.
Treasurer r.............. WALTER T.. LAYTON
Secretary................D. LIrTLEJ0HN.
Counsel. .................JO 5. WOODWARD.
General Director. .......MfLO LEE.
Office No. IS Cliff. st, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

No. 10 EXCHANGE. PLACE.
CONNECTICUT STATE BONDS.-We
~ orr sale Coupon Bonds Of tie State Of Connecticut
Ianuery l8 Tie debt Of the state is all end On ample
Sinking Fund j. provided and We confidently recommend
inyesttnrnts hETCHUM, son Go.
/ OANS on BONDS and MORTGAGES at
per cent interest will be- made by the MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of New.York. Apply at the Office
No. o. Broadway.
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TNHE ANTHRACITE GAS LIGHTING AND
i HEATING COMPANY OF EEW.YORK-WM. II.
APPLETON, o. De FORREST GRANT, ABRAHAM NJ
COZLENS Trustees. Capital 1900 OOO Shares 00 EACH
Books Of subscription 900 shares Of the capital stock OF
this Company will be opened at office SATURDAY,
10th APRIL The Common Council has 1nted TO this Conpa
ny the right lay ppes aud mains throug the entire City
OF New York. Ten per cent payable subscription, the bal
ance In install men,s a, the work progresses.
JEKOME. RlGGS Co. No. 40 Exohange place
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April9 1864

HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
III MIyES-"GOLD DIRT LODE,
Gilpin County. Colorado.
CAPITAL, 800 SHARES,
S25 each
TRUSTEES.
JOHN EVANS, Colorado.
r. II. JUDD New-York
H. y COHU, New.foIk
VIM MOLLER, New. York.
GEO. W. GRAfFLlN, baltimore
hermann FUNkE, NewfoIt.
r. CORNELL WHITE, kew.fork
NJ C. TYLER, New.iork.
s. q. ARNOLD, Providence
PRESIDENT,
His EIcellency JOHN EVANS,
Governor Of Colorado Territory.
VICE-PRESlDENTS,
HON. 5. q. ARNOLD,
DIR. y. H. JUDD. -..
Treasorer WALTER +. LAWTON
" OI.ce No 25 Cliast,
New.York.
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financiaI.
-..,,x, .xp TOLEDO RAILROAD Co, /

OyT1cs' CLEVELAND, o.. March l6, itbi-
r'iSSrfrWJi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF per
STST free nom Government tI, upon The S9P,an n
SD Of zoe H. 5y been declared by the Board Of Di
CONPAN an lie 5'l dsy Of April next at the oilcr O
ree;s PRRylLYE Co., ~ a. Wan St. New ON sas II
Mess - dsv OF NAV next and after the latter o' "
srt ll',is lln ~. of ice IN Cleveland. ,5 NJ,
d. gsyauys Stock Trurr Books will be &c cl2 5sb dpy
the l9h day ol AP'N ''A' nc. LUCE, Treasurer.
5f AriL
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NEWSPAPERS AT AUCTION.

DARTNER WANTED.-A Gentleman hay
ns about $1,000 in command can Invest it very profit.
hl W becoming Partner an the manufacture and sale
tt0t l be oi great importance and demand In
tine OF war peace The gyert3r ard ptente may be seen
Corner of 81, A. aud Jdav top door, from to II and
A.. M.
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ORFICe OF rua DEL AND Hup. CAsAL Co,
/ AXE GOLD MINING COMPANY,
IL COLORADO.

Books open at the office Of TAYLOR BROTHERS,
No 76 Wa for subscription to the cepl stock OF this
Complny at the snbschpton prce Of 81 50 per share.
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5auinss Banks.

MARKET SAVINGS BANK, No. - Nassau
vi st. near Ful,on-Opon DAILY from 10 TO o'clock
u m and on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS from TO :
O'Clock p. IN. ..... - . ~,.....
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
Money deposited before April 30 will draw interest
from April !. LUTHER &; CAkIEK' President
JAMES &. STONEALL, w.. p,a.,,
CHARLES COOPER, )
HEsRr H. CosKLIs Secretary.
TuouAs " (ovDYy
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Proposals

QUARrERHAsrRR's OYrCR,
NEw-YoRK, April H. 1854
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-SEALED PRO-
~ P0SALS will be received this Office until f M,
THURSDAY April H. for the erection THREE WOODEN
BUILDINGS for the Government. Tho plans and specihcAr
ops Of these buildings can be examined at this Office.
STEWART VAN VLlET, Quartern,astes
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Ginanrial.
GAN ANTONIO
SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF ARIZONA.

90, 600 sHARES-NoMlNAL PAR, $50 EACH
&s,O0O only to be subscribed for.
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financial.
RIGGS GO l. ID T. % M L a /.
MINEs-BRIGGs AND GREGORY LoDEs.
GrLPls COUNTY, COLORADO.

TnUsTgBs
j. SMITH BRIGGS....... .'.'.'''.'''ooio'auo'
GEO NJ PULLMAN.....,...'' '''''''Mcaeo'
ANTHONY ARNOUX.."........''''Ne"
urNpy cnaGITJ.......... .New-York.
u CORNELL WHITE. York
n n AIcFR R,.....,.........Huds Hudson, N. Y.
WIN O. ANGELIC. 'froViaehce' ~ l.
President, SMITH BRIGGS.
r,s,.urer. WALTER +. LAWToN.
Secretary. LlrTLEJoHN'
conn.el. $. WOODWARD.
Mining Superintendent. CHARLES Ii bhi"o''
Office No. 25 Cliff. St, Ncw.YoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE or MINING CLAIM
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

40. 900 SHARES. NOMINAL PAR. ..........S1OO
20, 900 SHARES, OFFERED On SUb- .o
sCRlPTlON, OO
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-16
keutueky unAep Martial Law.

The following appeared In the sscppd edition
Sun yesterday -
wsshanvtov. Ju'v S.-Tbc President has n
issued III Proclamation dsclarins Martial IAv
stasc Of Kcntuohy. Amer q,sct,ns tfse scss
srs sivins him authority 70 sAks such scsie
President save
And where's many citissas n The state
Or several ssa.iop. snse y "a a. ,bs sd s
kentucky In hrpe fcroe, and not without o
comfort furnished BY disance,ed and disioyh
o ssP' ss s as s,ssi me & % M
ovcttorne the ciyU suthoritlee and made
civil var, dcstro, tns property and lite In
I" Aud whereas. Il has heeu msac known
Pre-iicnt Of the United staie~ By tho officer
nHndina the national Arriiee that combination
teon icrmed in the ssid stnto Of keneuck,
pirtoe. Of in'1ting the rebel forces TO
the ssh oirrntionr of civil vsi within the ssri
and thereby To emhsrrrS the United st,te- O.
now operating In the ~id etacs Of Virgin
Georgia. and even 70 cndanCer their safety.
"Nos, therefore, l. AtIshar. l.,ncoln, rrSio
the nited stater, BY virtUc " the authority
~ me by the Constitution and lace, 90 here
elI", that IN my JUDGMENT the public s~ie.,
Of tc WIT OF hs.ess coipaS 20 procla n,
The said prrclanstioa 81 the titeentn Of ST
Der. -6a b" MADE eaectunt and be duly enio
AID ,h rv.s hOut the .sid state cf kensnsky, an
MARTA! Law for the pre.ent be- declared
in. ! do therefore, hereby require Of tho m
officers In said State, thas the privlcr
the writ Of habtds co' pvs lie chectuallv sustl
within the said state. according 10 the AfoIesaid
lainatiou, and thss martial lag he estsbIieised .
" take effect from the date 81 This rrcclaiuatio
ssld suspcnsion and cstAbi sbmeni Of marsji
W continue until the procsaatiou shall he ~
or fpo'iihed, but not beyond the Jerioi who
aid rebellion shsii hsye been ssyy,essei or cp
ali .ni. And do hereby require and comm I,
well - military oiisee ~ I'll civil ofhrcfs and ~
tie~ existing or fceah within the said state o.
ncky, to take notice Of this psoclama tlcp. and
full effect 10 the saxDe. The martial .sw here
claiIned- and the thngs IN that ierrrt hef'
defcd, viii ma be deemed or taken W interfr n
the holding OF lawful elections, or With the pr
inSr OF the conss itutienAi leStessure OF
lucky, or Nth the administration Of just
The COURT ~ law existing therein between ~
i Of the United Stnies, In suits or proceeiinss
do not Affect tif military opc ret nns W the conss
authorities u tho Governments Of Ibe nited :
tsisncd! ABRAnAs IiScoLS
President NJ the United ~
Dated Washington J.lv $, 1864.