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The weekly sun., 1864-07-09
r,.curtiou er K-uc-ho~ and Nsr'e,u.

Hs.aaeton Juls n y J.. ". 10 No, .,,>'.. Dlr.--
irc following tociram dtrd TO-DAY At Nadia
is., ~a rclciSei tLis cyr Rim. fioui Gen sherman.
ine tho sicccssful icSuIt VI the nankng OlsTntcns
r pro, rec. tor -one days bark
'rhc movement cu our lilht e-rsed tho epcmv to
81, ia', W. occupied keueshsx ot daylight, aud
Marieus at 500 \. NJ. TocIus~ s usoyin. down the
msn road towards - Chsttshsocbe. e. and MoPher-
to~nrdi the mouth Of 'he Nicksiack on the sand
.o,n road. our cava.ly II OF the extreme fianks.
whether the eroLny viii halt th. side OF tue Chat
'-horhie or not. will scon h. known. Wsristis is
.lnost entirely abandoned by Its inhabitants More
nsus mile Of tie railroad !ron he been removed
lo'ween the town aud the loot OF the Esnoshsw"
EpwrS :" ST,SroS, Sec-etsry Of War.
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william PIT Fsissndeu, the newly spyOiu.cd
vsUsssry Of the rressury, uAs horn IN NJ inr In
nv, ana \ coas oqu,n.y Bfty-sisht years Of age.
aA father, General ssnuo ssanisn, WAS ouo OF the
Assrs scholar, sad most Si,ins saished roi,c aus
os Old federal scAeo, Ia that State. His famib
IN large, and seversl Of his sons achieved hirh
sevutsfton william Pit Fessepd.n ~As th.
sAdsst, aud early usn festsd & p-eaocious tai
snf. He entered college in hi. l3tb rr.- and
graduated 1898, when he ,nteI1d Law off,ca Ia,
Portland, And RAPIDLY TO the head of tho bar In
Maine. la ls.s he entered the stste L.,ulst urs
Esd Iii ] S+V was returned TO Co. -..i - tho VII
party ln 1854 he vas elsc,ed 10 .. / aitee state,
Senate, Ard was placed on the Fiusuc. Committee,
vhero hs ability va, 90 ,ppi-ent th., iuo. Of TIE
badrcss dsvo!ved on him In lsaJ he uasrssiset,d.
snd Again pse-t at tue head Of The Tlnsrrs Corn
ni'sse, position which he continued TO h,!t
uu AAs appointment as secretary ot ths rr.s.
my, Ia 1850 he was spoken " as . candidate
a~ hs Chicago noIn.n.i'n TO the PIC ilsnoy Tire,
= hs iosf sous snte:sd tho ,ru,- srd ;ha yoipz--t,
ss1uc' 80 80 hIed At the ..tle ot Cent; WI. ~
has ven dissnrtioa on The fed ana |. ,h,,d ia |,
. Colonel en- Gen, Hookel's sum Nj Fe,tepd@n u
~Cerons AnttslAverv sent mtut. but the IuI .,psnt
sn1 nA,asrsti?n displayed 10y hin, In spp,ying hi.
recPle' To- ler,!-tiou and politics. c.us., ia 70 b.
nhked ss Cehs,ry Ativa. Tn aprsmIttins 49, ,ton
ms duties ~ Chsirasn a. me Finance Oui,nit'.e
~ business Of vblch hN been Inm,nsely in
Ensa.lJ Affected hi. health IL Wa, rgp,rtnt' 4
Ss.s Vns siues, that he devoted sn sver,so ef II
70 NJ. duties, to the neglect Of MI social
%ssIv w., he has tbs rsput.'ion Of being thor
s.S,,. So - - IN hnancal Ala rs and bears . hish
IN s'a'ssusniAs vls>s
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., nav YORK. sArurDAy, July n.
10 c.gss, Ie.-Ja'A 4saS'' st. D0inin.o, .ss(
Coitor, ib,-Mid. Now orieAnA liT; Md !
b1r<ate goods, pord.-Shir,in,, brown,
DO. hrh'd, 55sGT \; She y, bioEn, 5Ss6SL I,
essSI :; Drilling. hru~ II. 5sa6s do bksened,
flanne's III - meta Jsl lV.
Fsh, oic', ny cod, Isa' IS PICK do 3 !
.. Dry ~sc, I 70 aa 5Ji Pick >siiuon. {
- 90 hsoAeIei, 4. Il %Sa2G w; nei1iI...,
J ass.
tiou- and "es,, ta-Gen, s.ce, ext, II "A
Oho c. 10 l.. oso -; .. &c a. b. salv .
g. To cN-, LAS 0U MlssCurl, ! / ItsIuuU; o.,
So Ss~,, ~ Rye sour, ! .5ns :, Corn IN,
7 ~ In Brlndyvine. as "a. i
.Frnn;--ftA..inA tu'sah, boI, Mo-; II,
a. y Cu1suis, isaaIs Ahnol.is- Yls9s Y
cram, bush--whest, III. VII. . asse 10 G.,
SMD, lvsg ~ no, a.ai 81 CON, a
Barley, Al 90; Data state, s9s95 /; Csa,al.s
L,.O,tey. los and rk., % oDa4o o. |,
spi9oet 4.,so' ss'-e, ks. and hb1s., q
Nolasse,. 0,It.--New or,sans. gSl Is; po.,t
NV; goal TO- Cuba, ru9., do, ois9j Iaba ,
O'.S.1,o,ive, ran. 3oas " Olive. h.ss
S.o Palm, ~ is%alit Linz city, u
Whale, avail C9. keiCsene, "a iOU.
Prortrors Beet, N bLls. =, rtss9 so: IN
" n ija2a so; Pork, cs~ar, q. JUsis ~ y,
Z. chiy s. DO pt. W, 30 Dah % iaad, per
D A..
Cheese, An, 15al1.
S,u,is, gdl.--AlcoiIoL Sal. 4 55a5 20; tsvsno'
svu !. ~, DO Al Sc.rn, je.s On. Run. !.
4'h' IL .6a1 ~ ". CroiS. YtL 80. Am, ptl,
- Tim Am, 20 Wh@k-y, Ain., u
Brandy, Am, 80. /,
sugar, "a New Orleans, 22a2. DO o.sf.fi
p PORTO Rico lsa2l \ brown aud yellow, |
White, 20 Ss1".
To- H. h.en, l lOsi s. Young do, .5aI =
oi 'sin., J1i 10 i'unrO~dor and lInl., 1 y
ooions anu NiugyOng. ! U0al BE- souchang =
sc, Jbai 81.
tninea l;n2U Havana, 6,al 81; 10, /, 4, D, sr'
HonL h.-A SEA. nc, S5aS, Aru. i. d. ,
:! An. y and lie, ,1ee Me. VI. { = a
sap "N pulled, .iasJ; No. !, Dulied, 65srl
Au.' washed, 5s,ttl :. Am. unwnsh he'd, 3lai'
IN, IL w~hed' Asoe; Smyrns, do, h5sfs.
Nl"rtttu'.e0"r Rice, lOI b., i.asl. ludis I
u ual1 "a; SAT- TURKS Island. bush. ADO
loot 90 2I1'4 Do; CSrllc soap, Iei H., .ls23
Soith River, ~; C.ndleR. city, i5 4
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- snbuuaD. nDDsneTn4 4anu0usnssn4sue
ir., Which ~ dendnnnD0A sGA4~sAnrA n n did
nos GspA ~ one Il tas~sr. OssNvsp eavsaeei
.pin and aesin u the chsvN ia they vers covered
y every point By the enoInys euna cpd = lsst wore
-r-d 70 retire. Our os-ee In this ansir snount 10
ia leo than hneen bundIei. General Charles
:. liarter. a gallant yonns west Point officer
Z u. ~lsss Of ls5S, tiled. Tie WA nsffve of
60 Jer.ey, snd has ritrn sincc the var from the
int Of Lieutenant 10 Dfieriier. The affair msy 'o
a%arlea ~ n fepulse rather than failure. our
ost.ou ~y considerably sivsnced under cover Of
's a~~n'. JUDGING fr@s the improved pneition Of
hu army, II Ia not in.probnh!e thai the Vs,Gh sr-
sn,sshei ali the oi,srt iv.nted b. General
tima.
.'r tosicrs of the ars rlil r"n.eniher thr ~e
ave had ~vcrh short .lr-rNahl, scrnnn'' ~ ibis
.'t "r"h hs,'ic. III. S1s
i-aTEsr ny IKIrIEArH
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Terrible Catastroph,
M ins Of the steamship I,scuss'
sea-1D Lives I.0se.

- a the morning Of the Sd inst, at one
q" en- Birneest aud Abeecome Lights, tht
IL Gust Point, Hotffnsp. hence, I'd inst. I'd
ie AIS, came In coiiisioD with the s,eNper
sp;ain Leisgsns, from New orleans for
. sa-ins the Locust Point to sink in seven f.
~ ia'bcins water. II Man,snsas .t7ri
.h'pe. cutting hes ia ts-o. bsat- were II.
n~eTed tom the MsnunEa- and after
around the wreck until @ clock In the mot
ceJiDs IN -avin- the following OF the ere :
rDser Crew, waiter Nc Csrty. acamt,
Na'rirc, r'omen Peter Conlon. DO: Pc|
toameu. Ihe. Mullen. do. Cat'. Iio,ii
6imstone. I'd officer. David y. Melon. II
h,er; Jemee Barlow. gteaser. And 4
coA-pts-cr; Alfred h. bay, do ,ioh y
1t copt An,cinettc Maftiuo. r,-senrt 4
iiradhsh 'ii'htly injured, Mrt. Badf-h ~
jutcd, Capt. W. q. Powers jules BaistilioI
Leblanc, Mir. Jan. Brooks, Mrs. u. I'd
Sauon, Dr. %. A. Blake, II. Mark. The ID
had Oh board crew u % per-ous and IS A
The balance. ~ IN numi or, uaust bave all
The natanEa- lad on hoard III soulf, anf
No iilurie. whstcver from the collision. !
and attention wss gi-cn to the unfortuns
NJ from the wreck. The Locust plin, aud,
total loss. No one saved anything from
The PASSENGER we're all ~ ecp at the time
I'VE are unable TO give the names Of thu
psr-cueers lost In the Locust Point a. all ,
went dosn with her -Lpr. svS.
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Tho Break ia the Cabinet.
W0ltAA Pitt fesssndcs Nominated snc
CoaAKmsd as Secretary sI ire IreEa-

VoanAmo0 As SccretnrB SI iho IrEEas
WasAaRoton, July l.--shortiy sf,c- thl rcaaas
- NurnAi to day, . messsss va, rec ''s,, ..l
President Lincoln. IL wss op asd Nv ,hs p.sai-,..
061D0 Dv0 kls. sevens C.na.es .-l'n as.
0aDsNp and locked ., It, vile. ,If Gr ults L"y,.
~ ths senate 90 into f. 'evir- .ior. Il
0seaon wSs carried. Ths senate ti4 Mt "a, Il b.
Exesutive ssssion more .hsa two I4iul'-., sh ~,
aeW vsrs opsusd. and II r.s ssosr,i0'd tbt'
W1han Pht FeAssndsu, o. Ne. vas cophru-ss n
Secretary OF the Treasury.
RaaASRy Ryton,J Jllp 1.-prsosnt I acon ncIriust G.
Hon. VIM. Pit Fesoe ndeu 20 be kscs.sty OF tu'
2sossury, withou. consulting him. III. confirms.
6sa Of the ssasts Vas unaninoas. Nj fs-s,nde D
Aas not YET sgninsd his acceptance Of the p.ll,on
SsndsFsd HIM he 10 IN tina senate Finance ,.ou
Rittss room this +. n, surrounded ~ ala iriands
VAe arss him TO accsus he is und.r.oot 10 ie..
shaa his hssih is not equal to the aduous ispos, Il
~ positisa.
WasksRetcw, jun !. T,'ss-sms Rave rsAch~'
osoater Fssssnden from yarioas Northern cities,
arsns him TO seeev' tho s-po OF Sec s,srv
~ Treasury. He has taken uutii tomorrow MO n
70 - cone 10 . decision
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= 0DanUonA~ b
unasauespi 10 Aae fse1soa ixsp va VIZ sihfs-
tUwsrds o~1eH y svsis ~ szsvx q su' paes.
rnAfne- ~ RuptR h.ASfu6ed than, n = pr ,bsiae
thu IN rebeh ere nov saicmpsfns nd INTO Auy-
Lnd II Il thousht tha their sRvossh hs bees
ereasiy exaggerated. and that Il viii dside do~s TO
u,aii r,tiins r~rty. wS.ch s scare'y venture isr
beyond ia. Potomac.
General sisei has fallen beck to HsUer's ferryi
and holds tie strong position on Maryland Heeh,'
The was great excsen cut At Haserstou aud p, =
ercs, to-day, owing 10 the exaggerated repo.te
bpought down ~ nieitives FROM Martinsburg.
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.,saiructive rlro In Louis riils Heavy Los
Of toversmea, Property.

Lo,n,rij'e ~, JGiy IA Ere broke out st ,hf,
H'oct thi' morning. in Avs'ehous IL Psitetsoh'
81, occupied ~ the Government ~ dspo.itcr,
,iospils 'iots. The fime' soon sommusiraie
,4no. iet rafohose Similarly occupied AID AaaA,
eNioysI tho wAole block vth pesrly ell its Cos
Vt. The to;a. los, viii a~ouut 70 about on, NJ.
'oa ,ah,ts. SAN n shl,l ;.ils on thc GovsrnmrDt
.. other uinepal loser, are John soum, ! =,
.cl vam SOa, j r. Brosn, L.. l.. An i.r,op sn
ftuos Heiispry 1he tire u su.l ,.ea H. D. -.
. L Ol sa incshLisr-.
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lt'mc,al.l

Wur Dsrar'msrt Wos,ing,on, .Julv 5.-sFM-
NaJo--G>u,rH DIR: A displah from Ccnesal
GRANITE Headquarters, dated al nine o'clock this
morning aivos the following results of Ccncra wii.
son's operations "sir,y inues 81 ra-,ad werc thor
oushly destfo' ri. The Danvl.e road Oencr,l VIII
d,vs ven l. sl the material. were Oh hand lie has
ie-troycd all the bsc k.iihs' shops wher. the Ia.s
h hs he s.faI1htenei, and ali tie mills here scant
llnas os sleeper. could he ssvcd. ',hrty mites Of
NE south s.dv nj werr d.stfoyed Wil.on brought
IN alput 40 nefloes ns many OF the vns, number oi
borsea and mules sabered b, his force. lie reports
tlat the reb,n slsnsh hteral without mercy the ne
they lctook. Wilsgns !ess OF pro?erty u
small wagon train used to carr, amnrunilion. his
afahuisnee trair and twelve cannon. The horses Of
tie ARTILLERY snd wagons s.neruy bronl li of
-isses, the wheels of shNh we're broken, and ,nc~n
into the water, and o,brr ,Jn had 10. disabled
by rebel shot breaking ia -a-ons before it
abandoned. lie estimates his total loss ut from 80
100 mon, including tbcse lo, fiom Kauz's diyi-
sion.
REBEL tor'je Al sAEr.SsBuRGn-
A relcl force made its appearance near Martins.
burr this morning, and were 1t last accounts de-
-t.Jy ~ the railroad and .v.ncine oa Mar,ir.hufg
The reports received AZ vet are too confused and con-
hictins to determine the magnitude of tie iorre or
III erten: Of i:s c?cratons
EDwIs n. STANTON. secretary Of war.
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Important from Washington.
CAN for 5OG, 900 Men 10 be Nndr.

Faahsroron, july 2.--l, IL understood that tbs
President will make all sor five handled thousand
men Immediately, under the nov lvar, after the si-
loui ninsHt OF Cons res..
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Rsbsl Accsass Of the Disas,er to t.s F..
ord Corps.

The Pstgsburs papsrs q tina s4'h si,e tie
lswins detailed seeounu of the disaster -
osesnd Corp on " sdnesdAy week;
Three briGsdas. undsr ". command al &c
AaAons, had, by skNfni u4eseussfinE OF tL'I' e.
s2FA suecsedea In g-ttins 10 ths fion', night aus
of . large body OF yhs Invader, before tho vsr-a
vsss fslly aVprisod OF tnst .itus iioa. Tbsr : cr
vae protscted by lena loe OF bfsastsc -, Vt
~ been thro.n up inriDs Tu.sdsv Ei,et, tf. %
~ nse deter cur troops frUm tLeir dat, foe
opoaer WAS the order to chNss gwen than 0.r IT,
eushsd Toward with on. oi their su tcisl.Btc 90
6insultancous vita this change n ifoui OF ne ere
ths tive stLer brgudes rnoi'ioasd opened on b.
9AAkA, ahd .stwesu tiis three nffr bu. uioni .
sa0eed TO md the conf 6, he tfsst ok g d,
vAndals throwing cbwl tfcif e. trs sud - 'l- O..
quarter. The rr'uiis of thi' tduitrblv pc -
- ~ admirably eieeutei ne'sui-ii 1t, trr
Sure si o0O prisOu:rf. eight .:.rd, of '.lfrt.f
pesOs Of artillery, and Lwo f0iL, tss.0 tfn.!
kroastvsgkS but, better than s., " tels ',
0oe q railroad, and stilI niniu.ap our cotuh.ui..
reos with the South Among The pri.onrt.
ny SAvau eommissiSneh ono n, hui nu4a -,
oAAa Colonel. Tire men bti ng MALAY 20 ~ s.
I'D snd Fourth b. glraNes, Br4-N's p.vDsot, ..
essk's second Army Cope. We .sptusoa ~ 'ri.i
Q0oef1
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0R(KRAh GRANT.

0>unu~~sev~ Fan ~ Zen VSAno> 1ae
SSSSrSsrs Yagpoe Are ~ by tbN Rsss l.,
cd 0svsve H0AafAx Ensssa-s Fore.
- - IN keIseN
H. RHvsbv,a. y.rs ys.,, r. HA ,ur,b.
.e.,hai sv.,vv ira, m "A s,,,,d os,y LEI, 1, nav
ass,N atsA,sn an IRE pe>enhurs and Weldon ri
v,A
O. wu-ve,4N.,d s,v;s,os AZ e,v,Ar, p,-.~' ,.'
sas - Az, .so. On ,,,,t. n, IN. D.,v,,Ie .v
nrn~>A un~.A Tha rstx,. v,,e IA. ,'o- /.
~, 1,n~-..e, 4. h>a h,,, "a ,...,.i WIKI
sneA a.. s.A A.-s,.,,,, man, ru,, S,a.u.
49, 4. ,u,.r-a M. a.. m. ,n.. .i.h no n.
~. -, :. ,..,>6 A.. r~,,r, f,,xn vtiss
~.,A An N. ,',,,,,,-, ,,-,, j.,t
-a,~.A -. IN. ...,,sst,. 80
.-.sA. A.-.-, :, a.. o,,, A,,hs ~. I.
o,.c.a No., ,ls ,,.,!sn al c..
- ..h.r, .oa ,-,.e,. iat.-
.,a ..... 80. .u,.r,..d, .. one 90
~ c-,,,, ,,.,. 81 sn ~ e
= ~ 49, - 49,, - m, AR .sro osnr-
~ssA px,.,,, All he car wi.
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The ~snitnry 4 omuission.

Wss..n9.o,- J,'v s.-rhe United states sanitary
Co.nmA.on. y's erduy, distributed or,y-iour thols-
uli rounds OF toinatoc- pickles onions aud lelnons
anon TIE i.ol 80 .hc trenches tc,oic Petersburg.
iEe .. ....- sou la nov thIee hundred gnd fly
ga '.g H. he Io'ci Of tie Hatiopd iOrees
In t.e L.ll.t- cat- OF t'e T. 'et snl South.
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CF'gl.AL GRANT.
Heturn Of sener1!s " ilson's and Il auts's
.,G..lcr,,

!ietarn OF Gencr-l. " ilson's and kauts's
i.s..icrs.
Cd July Let, p ~, ssyr that Geae.sls Wilson's
nj huu,z's cavs',e have luet returned :som their
io.ent raid.
mn,' Of the nolvili, 49,. q I, ,ory ercc,ualy.
On theil Ietu,u IL, e.lolLtered the enemy Ia
strong io,ue. aud hesyJ i..it rss the result Ihe
.u',so l4et- hoi-es a.t 1ala
Toe ZANE l,,ier 'iaie. tAa "e-y. .,ae ws- heard
the direction Of fc,ersbury lss. nj. 1T .e result
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MIR. Fessc nden win Probably Accept.

Washington, J,!iy ALTHOUGH nothing known
At to-day, the ir,ond- OF Mr.. Fesecuden Of
the opinion that he will accept The position OF secre
tsry OF III Treasury. he lad hong interview With
Presidcgg Lineo4n today, and was subsequently IN
the senate HI.. udine to business.
The weekly sun., 1864-07-09

taa asnovAa lsTnLAsssGM essarms AS ,iry7
I'D .so ,cSs that other ressons we're not vaati7s
na,cs Mr. Chasss rsstsnstirn. II stat0;
We bsxcvs " run no rsh of misstalsnebt -h'l
q ~ uuHi hi, dster1nipstion was slso brypsh
Nuu. bv difference Of opinion between the pfcs
AZ spd thu sec. etsry, viih rogard 10 the aye -
- nj Of Ger IN gficer ceppsc "a 81 h the Trsssuf'
ysyol ebi, and pfi,cularl' OF the lsadins fpsn
ferh, ~uefs ibs Secretary do Md It Of s,,,c,
lu,rtEnr. to s.cute the service, OF 40 ofrcsr VI.
trnie be - sctsd on 'h' go1nd Of 6nsvcisl efff q
.ioas rather than In defsrenc. to soasbssrate.
..i. cal .lscrfGt.
he sbovs ere Of cnurse mere CYL Mons bu, IN.
o., ssnuot long b. keps secret
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Withdrawal Of the saa 600, 900 Lo.u.

Tdsh1nvtoy- Juiv 2I'be notice Tor proposals. ior
tho 'oan of thirty three millions, being lhe amount of
uuaccep,ed oier under the former seventy tive mil
on, AdvertLenent, 10 withdrawn, and the proposals.
received viii be returned to thuss who oaei Ell them
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and How TO Head then" f.thnolo.y, ~
PhrnoosE, lrvcholo,'v, given in the PHI
Journal. only az year. july Nua Ler setS
ior . cents, BY FOWLER a WILLS, $50 !,
y 4
The weekly sun., 1864-07-09

|ssna.er@hsw4as0 ar1Duey fsj1rco
y r@WA rhshfs h Rppnsed 70 have ! ,
ss: $ Is IS g g. ~ emu .s:.s.. s':,n: :s...a. n
u thef Gov@nnent.,-LAIAR! Loss about
The weekly sun., 1864-07-09

TnE priye siesmer siren, loaded with In I
&' chptnieu ol tSpc Lockout, has arrived
1"h. ] nt bGtieh ia rtilI rlCs at her uiAst i
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sIw lcYx. SArurDAY, July n
Ca5es, lb.-JNA +sa5s, 81. Doininso, .ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-12

THE SMITH FAMILY. - Gentlemen"
said candidate for Congress, "my name
is Smith, and am proud to say am no.
ashamed of it. Il may be that no person
in this crowd owns that very uncommon
name. If, however. there i; one such,
let him hold up his head, turn on: his
toes, take courage, and thank his stars
that there are few more of the same sort.
smith. gentlemen. is m iliustrious name.
And stands very high in the Annals Of fame;
Let White, Brown and Jones increase ~ they viii
Believe me tina, smith will outnumbrr them stiL
Gentlemen, I am proud of bring al
original Smith; not Smythc, bu: reg
ular, natural Smith. Putting y in
the middle or an at the end won, do,
gentlemen. Who ever heard Of n grea!
man BY the name of Smyth or Smyihe:
Echo answers who, and everybody says
nobody. But as for Smith, plain Smith,
why the pillars of fame are covered with
that honored and revared name. Who
were the most racy, witty and popular
authors of this country: Horace AMI
Albert Smith. Who the most pithy, orig
inal and humorous preacher: Rev. Sid
new Smith. TO further back-who was
the bravest and boldeSt soldier in Sumtcr's
army in the Revolution: 4 Smith. Who
palavercd with Powhatan, galIivanted
with Pocahontas, and became the ancestor
of the first families in Virginia: 4 Smith
again. And who, ashland ask the
question seriously and soberly-who,
saw, is that man, and what is his name.
who has fought the most battles, mad:
the mos. speeches, preached the most SER
mons, held the most offices, written tn:
most poems, courted the most women, and
married the most widows: History says,
and I say, and everybody says, John
Smith"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-12
ASSESSMENT SALES.
whitman Gold and silver Mining

Company, Indian Springs DNtflct, Lyon County,
Nevada MISUNDERSTANDING Office, Brannan's
Express Building Room No. TO- corner Of Mont
gomery and California streets, fan Francisco,
March 2lst, ls64-In accordance with the laws OF
the tate of California and the Bylaws Of this
Company, notice is hereby given that there will
be sold at Public Auction ut the sulesroom OF
Cobb &, Sinton, No. 406 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. at Twelve o'clock, noon. on the
TWENTY. FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1864, to
the highest bidder for cash. in L. :. Gold Ccin, so
many shares in the capital stock of the Whitman
Gold and liver Mining Company, standing
the books of the same, in the names of the stock
holders as specified below, respectively. as shall
be sufficient TO pay all assessments duly levied
thereon by the Board of Trustees of said COM
pany. on the Sixteenth day of February, 1864.
[heiug assessment No. of five dollars per share,)
and now delinquent in payment, together with
the expenses thereon of advertisement and sale,
unless previously liquidated, with costs accrued:
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Boycr s ReynoIa, Gold s Si'rer WI

ming Company, Office northeast corner Of Wash
incton and Montgomery streets, San Francisco,
march 10th, lsa-Notice il hereby given, THAI in
accordance wi h the laws Of the state Of Califor.
MIA and the bylaws Of this company, there will
be sold at public auction, al the salesrooms OF
Cobb & Sinton, No. 400 Montgomery street, San
Francisco on SATURDAY, the 2'd day OF April,
1864, ut ~ o'clock NJ of that day, to the highest
bidder, for cash. In United States gold coin, so
many shares of the capital stock Of said company,
standing In the names of the following persons, as
will be necessary for the payment of an assess
nent of one dollar por share, duly levied thereon
by the Board of Trustees on the 9th day ofJanua
ny, 1864, together with the expense of advertising
and sale unless said assessments and charges are
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smith O,Brien Gold and Silver Mi

ming Company, DEVILS Gate District, Nevada ier'
ritOry. Office of the Company No Armory Hail.
third floor, corner Of Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco.-Notice is hereby given,
that on the 2lst day Of last October, at meeting
of the Board Of Trustees Of the Smith O'BHen
Company. an assessment (NU. II OF fifty cents per
share on eachand every share of the capital stock
of said Smith 0'Bricn Company, was duly levied,
payable Immediately thereafter in United states
gold COIN at the 0Iice Of the company. that IN ac'
cordance with the laws Of the State Of CaIliorha,
md nm order duly made by the Board Of Trustees
of said company, there will be sold, 10 the biggest
bidder at the auction rooms Of Cobb sinton,
Montgomery street, on THURSDAY, the 5th day o.
NAY, 1854, at II O'Clock ", SO many Shares Oh .ne
capital stock OF said company, standing IN the
names Of the following persons. as VIII pa! sne
amount due for assessments togetneF Win 'n0 s""'
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Caledonia Tunucl aud Mining Conn

paay. office No. ~ Government Housr, cUruer
Sanscme and Washington streets, San Francisco,
March 2lst, lS64-NOIice Is hereby given that i'll
accordance with the laws OF the State cI CalitOr
nin and order duly made by the Board OF rrus-
tees Of the CALEDONIA Tunnel and Mining Com
pauy, As by the bylaws OF sand company,
there will be sold 1t public auction To the
highest bidder for cash, United States gold coin
on SATURDAY.. April twenty third ls6Ir al
eleven oc.Ock 4. NJ, OF that day, ut the sairsroom
OF Jerome Rice u Co, No. 81 Moa,gOn cry street,
San Francisco, many shares OF the capital
stock OF said company standing in the names Of
the following persons or shareholders, as will be
necessary for the payment OF assessment No. Of
four dollars per sl:arr, duly levied thereon, Feb
raary eth, 1854. by the Board Of Trustees, TO-
EeEher with the expenses ofadvrr,isemen, and sale
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Luccrnc Mining Company, san

Francisco March oath, le6i-Notice is hereby
given, that in accordance with the laws Of the
State of California and an order duly made by
the Board of Trustees Of said company. on We'd
nesday, March 3d. 1864, there will be sold TO the
highest bidder for cash. in l.. S. gold CON- at the
auction room Of Jerome Rice e. Co., No. 327
Montgomery street San Francisco, at twelve
o'clock noon, OIL WEDNESDAY. the 9th day Of
April. 1861. so many shares OF the capital stock
of said company, standing in the names of the
following persons, Is may be necessary TO pay
the assessment of five dollars per share, levied by
the Board of Trustees ON the 10th day OF Febru
airy. 1854 together with the expenses Of advertis'
4 ,,t,
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A NOTARY has forwarded to the Bank
of France brick, with l,000-franc note
glued on It, which has been paid, and il
will be KEEP. in the Bank Mu 'eum Of Curl
osities. 1t appears that it had been for Is
years glued on the wall Of a peasants
house and considered as pictorial curl
osity by the man, who found it, and did
not know is value.
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WE don't know (says the Louisville
JOURNAL that i. is very cruel in John Nor.
gan to shave of the hair Of all the Federal
officers he captures. If the officers have
to associate long with him and his suer-
rillas, they may escape very revolving
nuisance by being without hair.