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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

SINoR SALE.-Will bs SOLD, at private sale, tract
A. Of ia,d. ccinprir r7g $40 acfes, three and half
mile. from Fredericksburg. Va, aud about two and
half miles distant frem Hsmil.on's Crossiug. A
large portiOa CT valuable Mssdow land; tae re-
mainder roliiag. improvements consist OF large
frame house, with six good rooms: kitchen. large
barn, ana ali the essary outkousas for farm Of
hat extent. Inquire st
MEADE BAKERS,
de 23-eod6t corner Main and t05h sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

Fs1e1 continues very hjrn, and with an mp
ward tendency, notwifh landing the fact that
the supply IL good for the holidays. The
continual rise 10 heeeosaries may iu0nce col
llers and wood-cutters to advance their pres
ent chaIQoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

AIOTICE TO TAX PAYERs-State Of yirginia-
IV l3th collection district O war tar, composed
Of all that part OF the city Of Richmond which lies
xes: Of Sixth It.
All persons who have heretofore been registered.
or who by law are required TO register, are hereby
notified 70 come forward within twenty days from
this day and mako their returns Of gross sales for
tn quarter ending 8lst December, 1853, inclusive
to VIM Forbes or Elicit, the aseeescTs for this
district.
ANY such person failing 80 to report within twenty
days will be subject u a double tax.
And all such persons are further rotihed that they
are required to come forward during the month cf
and pay not only their tax on groes saies for the
quarter ending 8lst December 1863, but aleo their
specific tax for the year 1854.
And any person 80 failing 70 registcr acd pay his
said taxes during the month Of January 1884 win he
subject TO have bis said taxes doubled.
A WOODS, Opllectos
For 18th district Of vs.
klcnmond, jan I, 1854 j. 2-ts
AIUnoN 10 Tsx.PAYERs-state Of virginia-
~ 10th Collection District q g War Tax, composed
OF s that part CT the oily Of Richmond which liss
All parsons who have heretofore been registered.
or who by law are required - register. are hereby
notined TO come forward within twenty days from
this day and make theif returns OF groes sses for
the euartar ending Slst December, 1858, inclusive
70 Inos sas les or Peasant Gentry, the sssssss
. Any euoh rsrsps failing 10 report within svsusy
days VIII bs sub5sot 70 double tax
AID all such peri further notified thcl taev
are required 70 c,me forward during the mouth q
January 1854, and gisser xi ne for the year I0o1
and pay not only their tax on gross sales for the
quarter ending 3sss December, 1853, but also their
And any person 90 failing 10 register and pay hi
said taxes during the nonth cf January, 1884, Wnl
be subject 10 hare bis SAID taxes doubled
Y6l 10th Dsu;ct Of Virginia,
Omos No u Main st, almond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

The vixiais TeackeSs' Conyealion, y Psssm.
hn,.. hee siiessssd 70 meet n Richnopd ~ -.
TSiry-ex saposs ~ n Pstsssesss. w., M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04
[sEcoND DIsPArCH.1

CHARLESTON, Jan. S-The enemy fred
twelve shots at the city between 8 and 4
O'Clock this afternoon. Our batteries re
piled, and the firing lasted about an hour
The Yankees appear to be making recon
noissauces, with the supposed view of Of
fecting another landing. A large number OF
tents are observable ON Coles Island Every
thing indicates active movements in this
quarter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

Destructive Fire in Hanovey.-Betwecn the
hours Of II and II O'clock last Friday night,
destructive fire occurred al. Maj. Thomas
D1swelPs farm, in Hanover county, by which
that gentleman lost $50, 900 worth Of prop
erty. Maj. DIS barns were about three hun
dred yards from the house, aud when the
fire was discovered they were in light
blaze Two of them were consumed, CON
tanning two hundred and thirty barrels Of
corn, ninetysix bushels of wheat, thirty
bushels Of peas, large amount. Of wheat
atraw, four barrels of flour, two wheat fars,
one corn shelter, and a great variety Of agri.
cultural implements. The fire was no doubt
The work OF an incendiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

E>2R sALR--A House and Lot at the Japcsion'
II and Immediate possession g.v N. The lot con-
tars tilres acrss, and has il dwelling coEtaia-
Ing nge rooms, four ciosets, aud tHelve-foot
pa-ssSs oioa and kitchen, al butt OF The very best
materials: servants house, smoke house, s.so.e,
crib, and youug and faurishing orchard OF select
peach trees; a!so large and very productive ger-
dsn, with strawberry bads and raspberry bushes In
abundance. TIE whole premises are handsomely
enc,sed with OAK .pstings aud altogether CON
Portable ID attractive residence It s ab5ut Ih-se
houra ride from .ichniont, or the HiHhmoae and
Danviile rsiircad FoF farms apply to Capt Jar.es
lbs of1s.. Richmond Va. dc 3o-ss~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2-Affairs are about -
usual. The enemy are at work to-day re-
pairing the damages caused by the storm
Most Of their vessels went round to the
Stcno. The Ironsides and four monitors
rode out the gale. The enemy fred two
shots over Sumter yesterday evening at sun
set; having done which they respectfully
lowered their flag ct the report of Summers
evening gun. There has been no further
shelling of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

IN ESiaTNa 10 move into R;chn. md, cffar my
p.4ce, three miles from 1.canaocd, On the
Meadow Bridge Road, for excbarge by rent, lease,or
SALE for proD-rsy in the cy, or its Immediate sab
aod school house, aad 10 a:res CT land
de- S.--5ss IL TA1LCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04


George Baldwin and Peter Roach appeared
before the Mayor to answer the charge Of
entering the hoase of Hugh Regan and
abusing aud threatening to violently assault
and beat him. Neither Baldwin nor Roach
are citizens-the first claiming to be Mary
lander, and the last on Irishman. When
Regan was called to testify, the Mayor " as
Informed that he had been taken by the
conEcript guard, and was then in military
custcdy. His Honor Immediately sent to
Capt. Coke for Reagan, and soon after the
party appeared in Court, under military
guard.
The circumstances of the difficulty seem
to De these Regan had loaned Baldwin and
Roach monsy, and as they did not pay II
when due, sued ont an Injunction to prevent
them from leaving the Confederacy On
Friday evening, after the writ was served,
Baldwin and Roach went to Regan's house,
probably to demand satisfaction, for which
they were soon after arrested and held to bail
10 answer before the Mayor at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning. Before the hour of trial
Baldwin secured the arrest of Regan as
conscript, and thus preventedh his appearance
1T the hour appointed.
- Regan and Baldwin have been, and proba.
bly, are now, Government contractors, bpt
not citizens OF the Coa2aderacy. Regab is a
member of the Mayors Mounted Guard, now
doing nightly service in the city.
Owing to the absence of witnesses, the
prisoners were admitted to bail for future
hearing in the sum Of 1000 each; and Re-
gan, the main witness, was given furlough
by the military authorities till after the cx-
animation of the above charge. If he is not
a citizen, subject to conscrlption, Col Shields
will no doubt discharge him. Ii he is sub
ject to duty, he has no right to ask for or ex-
pect discharge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

4 Han Shot ct the RnitentiaYy- Friday
night last, o man named johnson, from
been paraoned the day before by Governor
Le.cher, returned to the penitentiary, ard
approached one of the sentinels, who hailed
pin Johnson replied, ~ am coming to
you" when the sentinel commanded him to
halt, which he failed to do. The sentinel
then fired, the ball entering the chest of
johnson, and inaicting wound from which
he died in aboat twenty minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

40 OPARTNEAsHIp-Thes subscr Der having asso-
~ ciated bis son, jas GUNN, in the Lumber
business heretofore carried on by him, the business
in the future will be under the Arm Of JAS GUHN Il
SON.
Ali persons indebted % me. viii please make I'm.
mediate payment, ana those having caims will pre-
cent them for settlement 1t Ii desirable to close
up my business as soon as possible.
JAMES QUINN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

OyyICl RI0AMoxD Pb1m0une = CA.f
: Richmond, Dec n, looo
DIVIDEND Notice.-The Board Of DSss1Dss ksvo
declared . dividend Of four pse eat uDea ~
holders, or TO their legal representatives q ~
after the Slst inst. The tEsnslss books vnl -
closed until aftsr that date.
dsal-lst NV YAR1INa1oa. ztaAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES, &c.

t 49,
nlSS0LUTION.-The coDcegn Of Lee James is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Lither
pafrIef s authorized 20 use The of the corcefn
III settlement of the business. Those holding Claims
against them will present. them for payment, and
;hose indebted will please come forward ana pay
Nm LEE,
Richmond Jan LIST, 1854. JAMES.
NEW CuNCERN.
e-have this day associatetfpureelves In business
under the style and firm OF LEE & BowMAS, for the
purpose Of eoldLctins Negro AUCTION and Comms-
sion Business, It the old stand vi Lee & James OF,
Frapkn ct, adsolieit the patronage Of our friends
and the pubic ge6erally promising best exer-
ths long experience Of senior partner we fatter
ourselves that We can obtain the higaes. market
prices for al negroes entrusted TO Us.
Richmond, Jan l, 1884, BOWMAN.
In retiring from the business it gives me pleasure
to recommend TO the patronage Of my friends and
jas lin ~ " RD JAMES.
rO.PARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned have this
Z day entered into a co-partnership, under the
style OF Lindaay Mountcastle, for the purpose Of
continuing the Feed business, at the old stand Of
VIM Lindsay, who is thankful for past patronage
and hopes the present firm will merit continuance
Of the
We have just received 62 bags Peanuts, ana keep
constant supply of Corn, Neal, OATS Wheat, Black
eye and Red and Black Peas Irish Potatoes SOAP
Candles, Mo'assos, White Beans, 80.
WM T LINDSAY
JNO r MOUNTCASTIE yr
Dec Is, lSSS Marshall, cor OH ct.
ja2-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04
Dividend NOTCEa

DIVIDEND NOTZCEH
nvIDkND Notics-The Board Of D1soo1ogo -
the Insurance Company Of the atsto q NJ
glnia have declared dividsad Of SIX per eone ~
Of tho profits Of the six months endine Dsosm1Dg
LIST, 1853, payable to the stockholders oa an1 oo1ee
the lat oi Jauua next
WIN II CHRIs1IAM. eeSg.
Richmond, Dec 26 1858 a 1k-N
KlczAOxD AND DANvIIl1 RAn1oAo Cb.
Deosmber 18th, ,1ooo.
hlvIDHND.-The Board Of DiYeetms = "
IL Rchpond and Danvills Railroad C1npuD9
capital stock, payable January La, 1854.
The transfer book viii be closed until 1A Jaan.
ary, 1884 tde 16-3tawlmJ BLAZE, AudIAcg.
xsWhig, Examiner, and Enquirer viii eeqg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

A2cn3 0fenshsW Wooden Co.
@ieis:o,a- 30 lGt a. 1853 d Jk--snf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
Mroiral.
How 10 Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DlsRAsR

0NHE primary esuae Of every dlheass that aeAk 10
Il heif 70 10 tmpurtY Of the blood The bl0Bd ha.
comes impure fum many causes Impure Ar or
change OF Aher, unwhOleHome food ami exposure
are Anona the primo pal causes OF ,npan,y Of IN
blood. Tha symptutnH are Rdtnesa, hesdAete can
hgRd th0uHhis ~ du und haAvy, drew inesn, CnA
sdpaton of the hONsl., had tasis Ii tho mouth, toM
tongue liver eanplaluta pains Ia the tack and leg.
ohh OF appetite hleepeah nights, uon oranlp, usin
maiain, puStnt and parainR, ohAle aud levers more
or less npsylng theae, And along ra OF trouh
leaoma aud deagNrOua atseNOna all " whinh may he
prevented and CURED ~ taking lev deaaa ol Dr.
arRlukLA n's fE0EfAnLE PURIFYING ANTI
hiLlouh plLt,s They Will purity tho hOod and put
tho stomach, bawea aud liver "a healthy caudiuOn
They ave particularly suitable lir chronic and nervous
diseases Every amly and every soldier o'dd
keep supply OF theae Pllp a. manl diseases oh
waited ny elSu use They AZ a mild and aaa tHAd
cne, aud een be tAkaA at any time without danger Of
taking cold,
Sold by AL druggists, sr sen 10 any part cn reespt
VI twenty hVe cents Anl Ha nped envelope udfeRa,
ID Dr srRiuKLAND, seaa, Fsu Al .gssl, claelana
", ohe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
Splendid Farm For Sale

oNE-tAiF NILE FAoA alAMisBuRG.
uNH undetsiaued wi sell Al private a bstweep
nNw and t.e ntst asy nf Attfil neat tho vel
known farm helnnains Go tho ttatA or y ulip \ Geh
hort, decreased, untalpinp one hundred sid fNrty.
seven anras. SAID mfm has upoi % two dFsilins
hOunas one large rom mOdiaas hr oht Aao,tain "a
other necessary nui ~ luihgH The ttil H OF tho
tichaet pua iN pr heipal bottom and, and ha. also
nne lut NJ ttfnnfF TefinA reasonable. Inquire Il
AAAuFL oRhWARr,
tAAAu nlsslNuth,
feeT1HWH4 kKspulNFa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

sTNuR Nana sraats pohe,ss FoR iiFE, @r telm
l " yaafa Endovineut policies end ohildien'a 80
dowmont Alrn, Non futirtnH tupuies, on Whch no
pawn. NJ 10 requtrvd aitef ton yeate,
Rve Thousand dollars paid two Losses 10 this ctT
within the last ala months,
AU,onu ali tho tontr vances OF men 90 protect tho
family Virvs nom want uone can ~ tsund mere sini
pla III IT. haraotci Nuho Ia ts iealufea, 0r cefAin ~
H. reaults than tJle lnsutanoe lt Tue prop which
the dytnH husband eAVss 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

A Country ReSldence for Nale.

A hNstRAnLF eeuntfy resHienss, 9Th hneen
n aeNb ul good lant lylns ono mile North of lay
tld, on The III froy foad,la Vaegpd a private sale,
There N large hnt dDnltltiaNe lgbme hpuae, And
good OutluiliiuHet 90 the lRndi an onhafd Of uue
HrEhad Appin peHr And pcHoh tresel latse aHsott.
nent OF FaaherfY vines, OF Tho W lson New Albany
aud rfanHa vanetpsi htu ataht thfse stea ~ Young
sugf@ut ushes, Tor vine Pnrp1nez, Aus pegaene Do
slFlaH to sur hAspnrs Ffqunhied 10 ea and examine
ths ptupnny them elves ~ The proprietor "a eea
Adeht that Il will bfar lhsrV Nuun,
Also, ten An hal Rnrea ~ umhersd land, euf
miipn north of paytoai nfar the old troy road,
nfsid eh lAMks NNnOt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
.For Sale.

IAoKH " 9ALH-l will % n DAYTON nhin, the
81 sab Nid a6th days ~ heroh with thrve fine Mule
Jacks. ised IN Kehmohy, They have proved them,
selves snfe port rme hWg lAis w. 10 hauds highi
/ = phh IL u hss IN Dayton "A, n hMl fH,
March z, 1904 sn,RtUdA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
LIFE rRJsURApIoR /

fonna pea iast startlnK In buaness, Whose ehiut
eatAi u thnr en- sfgY aud integrity, ,shonli nsure Their
lives 20 the amount Of half their II tnhuaa annh an
~ Of dannfeated honesty whom known 10 holr Ored
lufs, wpuld Justly innreAaN their opnhdpn0e In them
would ahoW thatthey dd aoi wlsh 10 leave Their ,sl
hisads ~Apoaed 70 ans aVodahe contingency and lho
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

lhAt ne laJ grApple vita W tas stse AAn, that 70
may atudy ls "a dArs and paAla itt threatentHq The
mvas Of pAlAs on Are a hand, af sasy aecsss 70 all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
PROTECTS MS AGED PARENTS

gven who're ne has rreeeded them into ctsruisy ~
the h0ueut deior satisfies hs oonndns creditor, when
fate seemed least propiuoua, In amofal and worldly
nenae Il s oue great weapon by wh,oh 10 rob death Of
his sting
iet anJ husband, sthgr son, ash hlmself III vas
10 de to.ni aht, woald those whe are dear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
mn sArs FAoM rnH pASos 81 WANT,

Would these ehdlren have a comfortable homo, aud
ths uoana uf Vlu0Auunl Would this vile he md pen
dont at Ma oald ehAraies Of the wofli' W0ud this
aged aud leeble parent he provided tori Moud NY
estate pay uy dahta1 Wpuli there he no saoTlnoe ot
property by nrced sales oi an administrator 20 meet
tho demands NJ tradars-aales made shen the marget
trnda downward, and AR pr,eeH cannot he real tei
noN few can answer THESE question TO their saltamo.
uon They tear 20 ask them, and cherish ths hehvi
that they have long lease On lite THIS 10 bo,N ioo
lsh ndooWardn, The brave msP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
SUPPORT THE WIFE or MS BOSOM

t me uasesn hand Of The proyldent Ather reAehing
rth nom the grave, aud ah n0uriphus his oneprina
and Keeping tsGs,seg thS iswdy. ny u, The AhAnh
SOC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
COUGH NO MORE.
rRT srRIogLANps MELLiBLVaus OouaH
nktaAA

rms y Ma eestaad ehsaros. remedy fSr Coughs
Colds, HnafssAess, Asthma MheopinE oOush, a.d
Consumption Everybody who hAp tried this excel
leut heaAm eithupa heNy re0emmend H. Ms.
Mitpheh hAfr street OnrinnAh, nays hha has baen a
tear al suterer with eouf for many years, 30 had A.
not 10 be aola 10 walk Ap stars She 0ak onu bottle
Of this helsam, Rud mas hoe beuaf ef anas, and
advise. Al sna paVA Coughs, o ids aud Asthma %
Wy this valuable Coagh pAlsAm fidy osnls per bot.
tie Sold by all trnsgsts, 40 manufactured nt No o
east Fourth atre I, OincinnAu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
insurance


buckeye Mutual Insurance 10.
,erRE AND Nh ARrrTn.
sArf A. ANB AssRfs.
NO soRIP DIVIDE ENDS
rroa,a nlVlded In Cash among stock aad
POllcy hOidern.
TAKE, N,rns hassrds ol all siais rNte rsss ee
huiitn nss Merchandise, Furnitufo, Vessels w fUi''
and tAe usttef olsss Of Fishs EenefAhY,
DArast tornt
W., mart ChsmheriiE,
a felt,n \, \, Nemnaont
Aaasa STONE, IT,, Nms Nelhouaai
M Vutson N Oviatt,
u oArfrtsan, W. fcltoa,
a y Nrsed
WILLIAM HARr President
4 " Uuns0N, Secretary,
Ants J. n, HrurtRLNAN, Ag'n, Al ney,on,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

LOOKS raE DANGER IN rHE FAcE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-08
Boise River Mines.

The News of March the 10th contains the fol.
lowing: News came 20 town la't saturday that
the Indians had been committing depreciation
again on the Snake river. between here and the
Columbia 1t was reported that Frank Louden
had los, his train. but there seems 10 be no con
tirrna,oa of the rumor and it is to be hoped that
:here is nothing of il. Forbearance ceases 10 be
a virtue with men who are continually losing
stock BY these marauderS, and If they don: s.
slow in their operations this summer, they viii
lind themselves in the hands OF a huge Vigilance
Committee.
We learn from parties just arrived from below,
that there has been a very heavy snow'storm u
the Blue Mountains recently. Thomas s. Co.
stage. with the interchangeable Ward as driver. at
tempted Is cross By the Lees Encampment road
md failed-it being impossible for six large Anne
rican horses 10 get through with the empty sleigh
New houses are visible from this vicinity spring
ing Up in different parts of the city almost every
dav in the week Our position Oh the hill ena0le'
ms to mark the progress of Improvement in difSr
emit quarters Of the town.
Sluice-boxe are piled up all along the road be
tween here and the Warm Springs; in fact
wherever YOU go and in whatever direction yor
look men are at work mailing slrices and RIFLES
preparatory gathering in the gold crop that II
white for the harvest.
THE ANDERSON DITcH.-rhe ditch OF Nessrs
Moore Anderson and others, conveying wa;ci
from Elk Creek 20 Buena Vista Bar. has the wate
running in it, and we observed q party OF mel
busy tearing up the earth on the Bar, a day o.
two since, by its means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-08
Aurora Mines and Mills.
The Aurora Times has the following statis-
ties of the work and results OF the several
mills in that district:

The Aurora Times has the following statis-
ties of the work and results OF the several
mills in that district:
We have taken the pains to make the inquiry
As TO the number Of stamps that have been runnIhS
ON an ayer,-r. IN this district for the las, three
mouths and taking into consideration the amount
Of bullson shipped through Wells. Fargo X Co,
saving nothing Of amounts sent away through ether
hands We can safely say that no district N TINS
Territory has yielded any more-Or near as mucN-
per stamp. as this It must be remembered that
some Of tho mills working on mere prospects; Il
they hal all been on one rich ledge, the yield, dS
matter OF course would have been much larger.
The number OF mills engaged, 10 wit: Union MAI
has eight stamps and for the last three months run
regular about one month. FOCUS Mill has twelve
stamps, and runs regularly OF Del Monte ore, An
teOpe has twenty stamps, and has run regularly on
the company ore for the last month. The Aurora
runs regularly on the Real Del Monte ore. Brodic
has ten stamps anu runs on the ore purchased Dy
the owner OF the mill from a company whose lcGSe
IS in Broile district. Wide West mill. 10 stamps
in running order, and has been a. work during the
last three months abou; half the tine. Winters
mill has 10 stamps, and in the three months past
has run about one month in that time, making the
whole number OF stamps engaged 81, and the aver
age time for the last three months o. days, waIcn
yielded $3.50. 900 OF bullion, being four thousand
one hundred and slxty-slX dollars and SIX cents per
stamp. under way only 81 days and IN fact the
Cuion mills yield Is not entirely included IN the
statement; and, again. some bullion has been sent
away by private hands. Will It still he repeated
under such circumstances that our camp mas gwen
OUT WHY or how has il given out? Had We the
facilities for reducing our ores that other districts
have. tina, district is no; known which could excel
US IN our production. We have labored under
many disadvantages. il is true but il cannot be 81
ALWAYS The time will come when due credit viii
be given us and our mines held IN that estimation
their richness deserves.