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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
Consolidated silver Hunting Gold

Consolidated silver Hunting Gold
and Silver Mining Compnny.-rhc members Of
what was formerly known ns the Consolidated
Silver Hunting Gold nnd Silver Mining Compa-
ny, are hereby informed that the Company have
Incorporated under the name Of the Golden State
Silver Mining Company. All shareholders IRE
requested TO Gull on the Secretary, No. lis T.
street. Virginia. or at American Flat receive their
stock. and pay the assessments due thereon
Ono dollar foor, or share, was levied, As the
third assessment, january 18th, 1864, payable
forthwith.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees
G.. X REED, Scc'y.
Storev county inn 18th "a iaI2 lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
THE UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.
FIeetfon-Tuesday, January 10, 1864


For Member Of Congress,
]. B. WINTERS, Of Lyon.
For Governor,
NJ. n. MITCHELL, Of Storey.
For Lieutenant-G Governor,
III. S. THOMPSON, Of Humboldt.
For Attorney General,
II. G. wORTHINGTON, Of Lander.
For Supreme Court JsdSes,
J. B. HARMON, Of Storey
NJ. d. LARROWE, of Lander;
Il. S. MESICk, of Esmeralda.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
ALFRED HELM, of ormsby.
For Secretary Of State,
ORION CLEMENS, of Ormsby.
For State Treasurer,
". B. HICKOK, of Lyon
For State Controller,
EDWIN A. SHERMAN Of Esmeralda.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
A. F. WHITE, Of ormsby.
For State Printer,
g. W. BL0OR, ofStorey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

THERE Is a pretty little horsewoman Mt
Washington who rides chestnut charger
and wears zouaye Jacket. No one know
eth who she is, but all admire her riding:
and the "fair Zouaye" has become one Of
the regular attractions Of Pennsylvania ave-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

wAsHos FRsieHrNe.-The Plaeeryille
Nesos Of january 18th says; A large number
of freight teams passed thro, town yesterday,
mostly bound for Virginia. We counted
twenty one In one string.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
DnrdnncIIc Gold and silver Mining

Company. Notice is hereby given that in accor-
dance with the laws of Nevada Territory and
the bylaws of said company, there will be sold
at public auction, on TUESDAY. February 10th
next, Mt = o. clock r. NJ, ut the cornpnnys Office,
in Gold Hill, no many shares of the capital stock
of the company standing in the numes of the fol-
lowing persons as will pay nll the anount due for
assessments levied on and prior to the 10th of de-
cember last, 1863 together with costsof salo ind
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

OH7ee Of the Wizard g. s 8. N. 60.
Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory, and the bylaws Of
the Wizard Gold end Silver Mining Company,
january 18th, 1864, at o'clock P. NJ, In front Of
the Office Of tho company, Main street, Como, In
the County Of Lyon, n. T., 80 many shares Of the
capital stock OF the company, standing In the
names of the following persons, az viii be neces-
sary TO pay assessments dine thereon, together
with costs Of sale and advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

A LATE letter from San Diego says that
country is suffering for want Of rain, and
cattle are dying from want Of feed, by the
hundred. is,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

Ar the Cooper Institute, N. 4, December
18th there were on exhibition five perfectly
white slave children, and an old man with
his name branded on his forehead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

THERE is a living skeleton on exhibition
in San Francisco, He is q. years old, feet
6 inches IN hight, and weighs 40 pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
Eastern Crown Point Gold and Sill

Eastern Crown Point Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company, Gold Hill District-At n
meeting of the Trustees of the above company,
held on the 10th Of January, 1864, an assessment
(No. 81 of One Dollar on each and every share OF
The capital stock of the above company WIS duly
levied, and made payable Immediately, to the
Secretary, in U. S. coin.
ials I'm JC CALDWELL, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
UNION TGKETFoR STOREY COUNTY.
For District Judge:

For District Judge:
H. O. BE TTY.
For County Judge:
DAVID NJ. H y y S ON.
For State Senators:
4. w. Baldwin, J. T. GOODMAN,
CHARLES WILSON, II. II. FLAGG.
For Assembly,;
A. J. GOULD, l. T.. wARDIE.
". II. DOLLNAS, LEWIS GOODWIN,
joHx NILSSON WARREN HEAToS,
John LEAvTTr, JR, J. II. c. LEE.
DIR STEWART, CAAS. l.. TIPPETT,
r. G. TAYLOR, | d. w. BALcH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
I0ST

T Asst EVENING, AT VIRGINIA. A CERT
~ hcate Of Dspoxh 81 John Greer Of Silver
City, for one hundred and siBhty doHarh The
finder, by leaving at the once Of he Gold Hni
NEWS win be suitably rewarded =
EF PAYMENT Of the certificate k1 been stopped.
de24 II WIN. THOREBCRG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

THERE are Sc. 200 boys, and 1886 girls,
between the ages Of and IL, in California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

OK the LIST inst. three whales were caught
of San Diego harbor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
FOTJND.

A PRONISSORY NOTE, DRAWN IN PA.
II yor Of James Dcylin, or bearer. The owner
by calling ct this once, proving property, and
paying toE this advertisement, can have hLi note
tf dx0 gEGsI i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
FOUND

A pocKET-BooK CONTAINING NATU.
n ralIxation papers, Promnissory Notes, etc.
The owner can have ths same BY calling At this
Office
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

The above sale is postponed until THURS.
DAY, the 18th day Of January, 1854, at the hour
and place above named
bIs ID DANIEL MARTIN, sst'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

Gold Hill, N. T., January 10th,
ls64-There will be a meeting of tho stock
holders of the Colorado Gold and Silver Mining
Company held at the Office of II. H. Flagg g. Co.,
on TUESDAY, February Cd, 1864, at O'Clock r.
NJ, to elect Trustees for the ensuing year.
iuIs I'd HILL FLAGG, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND.
nERTIFICATES NO IS q, n and %, for az.
" ty-Ave shares Of stock In the Spring Valley
Gold sud Saver Mining Company, standing In tho
name Of John Holmes. The owner ID requested
to call at the Office Of the DAILY NEWS, pay for
this adverthement and take them away.
Gold Hill, Dec 10Th, deI6 toe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
NEW TO-DAY.

Notice.-A meeting of tho stock
holders of the Yuba Gold and Silver Mining
Company will be held in Gold Hill on MONDAY,
February LIST, 1864, ut tho Federal Company
office, at clock P. NJ. BY request of many
shareholders Jale til
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
Segregated Crown Point Minins

SegrcKnted crown Point WIuIhR
Company-Office 706 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, January 18th, ls64.-NoiicO Is hereby
given, that at meeting of the Board Of Trustees,
held this day, au assessment of Twelve and one
half Dollars was duly levied on each and every
share in the capital stock Of the company, paya'
BILE Immediately, in S gold coin, ut the Office Of
the company.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
inIS Im II. n. VAN BLUNT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18
Pnc,oIu. Gold and silver Mining

PnctoIus Gold md Silver Mining
Company, DEVILS Gate District, Nevada Terri.
tory-At meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF
the above. company, held on the 18th ult, IN as
sessment Of Fifty Cents was duly levied OH each
and every share of the capital stock OF the com.
pany, payable Immediately In United States gold
coin, to the Secretary at his office, 2OS Califor-
mia street, San Francisco, or to V. Ressayrc, Viz
ginia- n. T. N DUPERU,
iaIS IawIW Scc'y Pactolus G. e. S. ~ Co.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

Notice in hereby given TO the mcm.
bcrs md shareholders of the Satellite Gold and
Silver Mining Company that an assessment of
Ten Cents per share was levied january It'll,
payable Immediately, TO the Secretary, at his
Office, at the American Flat House. Also that the
company have Incorporated, and the stock will
be ready for issue on or before the first day of
February. Shareholders are requested to present
proper titles, pay up assessments, and receive
their stock.
by order of the Board of Trustees.
W. b. SCOTT, Sec'y.
American City, Jan. 18th, o. jal6 I'm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

Yesterday, the Iowa Legislature, in
Joint Convention reelected James w.
Grimes U. S. Senator, by vote of l2S
to 6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

DISPATCH FROM HONS. wN. HIGBY AND
JOHN CoNNESs. :
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6, 1864.
]. T. GOODMAN We have inquired, and
there is no doubt the Administration would
be glad to have Nevada u State. They have
no doubt it would be loyal State, and they
understand its Constitution has power of
superior National Importance.
WM. HIGBY,
JOIN CONFESS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-18

" w Stow. .23s, 239, 240 al ,242. ..59.... IS
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
iaIs I'd CHAS. b. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
, 1864-09-15
WAS MORGAN A GENTLE
MANI


JEFF. Davis' organ in this city says: e Nor
gan, With all his faults, wss an honorable for
and IN private life gentleman"
Now hear Par.on Brownlow, who kne8
John Morgan, although probably not SO
friendly to him Us the 1smes:
John Morgan Is no more! And when he
died, a MiJ and cosoard expired! he was
killed in Mrs. Williams back yard, or cab
hage patch, skulking from danger. He was
shot through the heart by Andrew Campbell,
Of Co G, 18Th Tennessee cavalry, whlle try:
Ing to escape. There should be slute fired
in front Of every horse stable In the land IN
honor Of his death! And all fine horses apd
mules should be notified that they nav no "
repose IN quiet at night, and graza in peace
In the day time.
greenbacks, cotton and real estate, the pro-
ceeds Of his thiering exploits, resulting ffom
untold murders aud robberles, through a
space of three years. Who his legal helr ia
Will be difficult to settle. His first wife was
the sister Of Col. Bruce, Of Kentucky. She
died In Lexington from the neglect and bad
treatment Of her debased, gambling and
negro Wench he had with him during his
residence in this city. She Is tn Kentucky.
His third rite is the daughter Of Chas Reads,
OF Mprfreesboro, and ghe 1s ut Abingdon, in
Virginia Our IN opinion is, TINT tie negro
wench has the Oldest claim upon his estate,
hut We leave this grave question Of Law to
be settled in the Confederate Courts, or By
special act OF thei< Congress.
Gen. Gillian Is In our: town, and brought
With him Sc Of Morgan's men, on Monday
evening, who we saW turned over to the
jail we were once an inmate Of Some Of
Them we're barefootcd, and barc-headed aud
bare-hacked- All looked dirty aud mean, as
%>rr31% -TxfnH r7f, $nn&a
cd by common horse thief
Capt. Wltbers, Of CoYington, 4. 4. G..
Capt Clay, Of Lexington, son Of Thos, q.
Clay, and three others Of Morgan's stnT, are
ing to be etck, SO az to chest our authorities
in the ,paroling Of him to the privilege Of tbs
town.
We are informed that the members of Nor
In a back yard in Grcenville-a sort Of place
where potatoes and cabbage have been buried.
Gallant knights, these,
, 1864-09-15

EXAMINE FOR YouRsELyEs.-Those who
take Democratic papers and read them, are
aaectfouately invited to answer these Dues
tjoDs:
Did yon ever see In one of them an earnest
hearty appeal for volunteers, since the fall
Did yon ever sec In one Of them word Of
encouragement to our brave soldiers ?
Did you ever see in one Of them one word
In advocacy ofany practical measures for the
benefit Of the Union soldiers
Did you ever know one OF them to ACCEPT
as true the first news of a Federal victory
Did you ever know one Of them that did
not belleTc at frat sight, in every 1umor Of
o Federal defeat?
Did you ever see one that credited anv
statement Of rebel cruelty to our eIck and
wounded soldiers
Did Jon ever know one that did not pub
1ish all the Confederate stories Of cruelty
practiced BY our men on the rebels?
Did you eFer sce line in one Of them
commencing successful Union officer
In short, did .ou ever sec one, that, By
single change Of name would not do admira-
bly, aa Southern rebel paper9
Examine the flles Of your 90 called Demo.
cratic papers and SEE.
, 1864-09-15

1
The Philadelphia Etenino 7s.aoropb - >, -
sth inst, publishes capital cor1cxtnre ~ -"
presenting the Chicago platform, On which
is pictured double-headed lusus ,s4turtr one
half earring sword ard fire, the other the
olive branch Of peace. The peraons are re-.
presented as looking at the platform fran
different staad:paints through telescopes of
apparently equal size; the first seefnp The
anishle and smiling, yet coFardly, sobmIa.
sion side, says: This platform looks too
much like peace; 1t don't meet nv yIawa u,
The second, looking ut the opposite side. re-
marks: This platform looks Ike war. It
don't suit me-" while the third. cyident,v
representing soldier, viewing II from the
front, ejaculatcs: "This platform looks like
| nothing at all; it won't answer for me ~
Underneath Is the following from the third
act Of Hamlet:
aamlet-Do you sec yonder cloud that,a
almost ip shape OF q cRmels
Polontus-By the maes, and 'tls a camel
indeed!
Bam.--Mcthinks It is like weasel,
Pol--1t Is backed like a weasel
Ham.-Or Ike whsles
Pol-Very like whale
The caricature representa- tho feeling re-
gnzdIng the Democratic platform, which Is
20 utterly false that perhaps nobody could
be found to stand upon it, save General
Mcclellan, In the most admirable manner
His capacity for advocating fAsehoods is only
cxcelled by his ability to manufacture them:
and with the exception Of the individual
who wrote the platform, Vallandishem. he
is undoubtedly, IS Dogberry would say. t.the
most senseless and it man. to be Captain Of
, 1864-09-15

wxpaHspAT kvxaEa, sspt II, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE-Ths receipts At all the ya.d1 aiuee
the cloae Of tho market yeaterdar amount 10 ABOUT
2!t0 hexd OF Beef Cattle. Hnteraa sAl4a l555 head
At 33tt al .s$-rhisf5 At 3t0e83.s y In NJ.
Ttis TIA besn one Of the buatest He ines4a7t va
have had for several Wesks In our uye stock Y.rd3
Although tho rtoeipts Et!ll eoaalit nair1y OF com.
nnrd medium sdes Of Asock, yet there appear
to be little diteulty in enechnz aa1sa At t.lr and
prontAb!e rates for droTeEs. Ths demand for army
cattle has been tess atttve but obsc<yo that
ct our city packers have commenced Separations
naasEy, a. E. Etn. 4 Co, ana Turner L Nlcoles, a
largs proportion Of the asoor 70 bas been boneht
BY tpeculatezs. sad tho remaiadar for 1t9ck cas.e
With fair number OF d,oYea fer city butchers.
There IL : b,lsk denasd for good satpptnx Cstt1e
with umit:d Gnd very tuadzqua q supply Fair to
good ediRm grades In sct!ye request. and p,ict4
fus rpa and unchanged. Csarse Aad thin st .ssa
Are not waatsd, And can OILY oa sod at tas lawo.t
rates.
The following arc ths principal sa1es made durin.
the day: q. Ad3Hs sole O'shea Il haAd tair 74c1Ru
ee1p atg SCI ns It as40 Ubrrnaosf told Nc sAs..
too 10 hesd pstEs grade N1nsls 1eers, avg ,,.po NJ
It 371x; Roaenthsl io1d NcrAarson II oad oxt.a
grste 1tssrs, svk 1.cn Ds, 1t s725 and Jehn Adam.
sold Ws11Al II head primo grade Inats ltee.s. ayx
1,ss: ~, At Is % Fer lts ns.
, 1864-09-15

-...a,,,.,. :. ...,.s - ec.1a ,sv rant .,d
:".ot II f.,r- ,rn. n.,mrnta IN acncunt Of tpo
1n.-, ~ a-ntrteo n r,.tr monsv active and dis
+4,h ri, 1os,a rnat.,;a11v- The Treasury will re,
.s.,, tha ,nore~ for aome d.vs. mn matter how
as+ tb. eor+ tn reatore II 10 commercial Chan.
81, and rhe,n rnonev for the remainder OF the
month will r,ot ha available to sppcurators.
Tho ph;1ods1,hia No-th A1n<~;eon of the 1ath
x11se ..ar,a~ "s,xst "a ,r,+ho,t change
says Inc money mafaet - "1'oou. e1ouHs'
Loaus on call are offered at GOT per cent per au-
1uu. Best paper Is selling at 500 per cent.
"mt,a N 1y,n<. ~ tha 19,h a.v. the break
1ue ~ s"'ss - w. -1'- .,,,,
down IN RoiQ Is cau9luG M UNEASY leelIns onoH'
merchants dealing IN importing goods, and to psr'
.;aa mira, advancea 4 di,noaitfnn il shown to
feaAze upon eon''noulties' ous pafeu9es o'o wv
readily tound upon ialhng mstaet "alca d. an'
moment might pass into panic Under military
succces, and crash in pold. Tho present preml
wv, !, rt,or,v ahanrd and ia neither hssed rnon
uu' - esee1.' sees So, I-1 .xe-. ,t.
al 1esuo ol co'1ensy pe5ouu sne aa'un' III use
when gold sold at 196 OF upon more favorable
@ose.s sor,7e- Than .vfer go,5 .s,a sa1,;n,
Ii 81 fespos'o ~
ut 195, through The healthy support given ~ the
Internal revenue bill and the tariff. The treasury
-. - ra.a,n, NJ Tho raon}.r ;rcom. tar ,ra
l. 10" IL .eeeipt y, wv osa'as tnsone - auo
next month will collect large su,ns under the eK-
~ lar hill and be nb1e to reduce tta borroH1np
.",- :. -. ..x,. IT,. v,a,+,nn ~. .hu..tt.,.
largely. al tne nato tIne aae"stls 40 oo'saAons
promptly. There Is in al directions disposition
- 1sa14> M ~ rev eno,oamenta pntJ1 tho - .r,t
and Retp oat u az" WV .as 1eou'1 ~.
Of the Presidential elect1on IL Rno#n ana she VIZ
eIn,a campaign brought to t1nat decision.
, 1864-09-15


HOGS-Retsty&d 1t the various ysrdA about J,oso
head. Rn.eEed ssles, s.s23 Hogs at s.e..s<S1a -,
chlsny 1t I'LL 5sA12so. Two lots Of Stock Hogs ays
raging 12s n !, vers seld At s7.5o 17a Ds.
ThA weather has been cool and nne, consequently
yery favorable tor trsde. Thers IL no cininuton In
tks activity of the market or IN tht coafdencs Of
buyers in high ptIcss tor choce hogs r. t1ts
ton We have to-day gone step hia her ttan Ne have
ever taken before and We furthar no.s that With al
tn variety which has e11ats The QuAty and yalue
Of tha recepts that tbs bak Of sales has b.sn With
Ia .A1Eo OF soa III 1s 1smsly, lfcm s115tsl2uc.
These slto the highest prices 1t vhsh sSs pircl
p1s Ea1ea were svey msds On any previous dsy, a1d
N advance upon Cur previous QuotAyo=s Of 2Sasac
2 ~ ne.
The demand has bsan exclusively for the Ea,ts,n
markets, AID the frmnest and buoyAncy which have
been 70 prominent to-day. IL easiiy uaderatood By
r.tereacoto our te1exsaphle dispatches from Albany
Oh Friday and Saturday. and from Neg York on
Non4aJ and yesterday. Tho latter mar:et closed
last evening" aetlve an1 drm At 1s7-a1+0 for best
Guanttss. and 1t s12soa1s.1s for nedlu grades.
Our receipts to-day In point Of quality have btea
oasds1acly letter ~ whcle than any We haye had
for 1onc wssks, which will aecoant to soma extaat
fer the extreme ps!ces which hAve been p.ld. Tha
market cloRed shls evening active and 1sm.
;. HeR AAIHs TnDtY.
, 1864-09-15
FINANCIAL AND CUkzEzE zEnClAI,,


WEuSEsDAI EVENING, Sept, H. 1861.
The stcadsncss Of the Gold market to-day I'M
parted to the rage for speculation additional en-
couragement, and the result was hrmer and more
active markets all through. The demand for
money Was consequently greater than ever. and IL
the supply Of currency is still restricted, and daily
becoming closer, our bankers were unable to Ftp
ply the demands made on them By their regular
customers. Day after daJ the drain On them Ia
becoming heavier, and AZ prices arc clear beyond
those At the Eaat, the shipments are very t.infng
and but little relief is experienced In thansy. OF
courae, this muRt stop sometime: but It ia feared
that holders Of produce viii keep holding, rather
than meet moderate loss, till they are swept away
BY panic, which ls EuEe to come sooner or later
But this state Of Affairs is trua not only Of the
produce trade, but Of nearly all btaDchss OF me.-
camille bueiness. Our wholesale houses, instead
Of lowering their prices to correspond with the
decline ofgo1d, ion The tame principle that they
rniscd them when gold vent up to 2s0,) are asking
the earne prices, aud selling bat little-for our
"counfrJ cousfns' all understand this matter of
prices now ~ thoroughly az the shaspest broker In
the street, and they refuse to buy un1eas the quo-
tations ate lowered With Rold. And 1t "is poor
rule that won't work both woyp.'' On the other
hand, oor merchants arc unwilling to 1naugurate
decline till they whether or no. the decline In
gold Ia likely to prove permanent.
In this Way busIn ess Of all kinds ID ret.,aea
Produce continues to come In fraetv. and the
money Tor this goes to the country, and ends Its
way back yery slowly.
There il no change In rhe rste or dfscnunt
which ia 10 ner cent: but outs,de .ab.Tk,'. are
ear,,no eaq ner rent no. mont, vith tho,,
c,n,ta1 f
Faatern E,ch.rco !, mt ,n~ ,,a,+,s~ INT +ha
scarcity of currency renders it drug. The buying
Fu$ Afu~N and $tsrr 14Errr Nfnw
Ic..t5.s.n.@. NA~ ''1~ e~-'1At' ~N'~o
- a..no5 .,,, ,z,o~,,,,, T., vo, ~ ea,,<
h.. s.".,. &c, .,,, T. ts.,as oaa 80. -
~. Ees -. ~. -. oas.e ~ <",.". s!oseo
"iA ~ tA' eesona ooaau at 80 A4e 4ou9niug
ats ,ue quola'aoas 'e1estap"eo ~ 'a'1es oosa'
kou ptoAe1'
1tS HSS n sSS 9 ~ -; ~ SS39'
1lGO !, m.....,... sa6X SaDp.n ..295k
Produce di.patches received at 4 late hour
quoted gold III, but they were not generally be-.
lieyed.
, 1864-09-15
@t#ffI1aHE0t1R. .
~
- = !. p
7-30 LOAN.

The 8eerotaEJ OF ths Treasury gives hokfea kAA4
subscsips.ona viii ho Fecslyed for Coupon Treasury
Notes, paYatls th1te 1tAra from Au9. 18th. 1ss4
With s.mi annual Interest It tho rata OF seven al
tt-se-senshs per cent p:r snunrn-p1lnctpai md In
rerest both to be paid In lawful nouaY.
the holder At maturity. into stx per oout- coEd neA
irK bonds, payah1s not 1eas than nva unrs tha4
twenty years trm their ds:a. ~ the Govarnraeus
may elect. They will be issu11 IN denominations al
80. t1Oo. $50. u 600 and s. aud al subssz,ps:o1g
dollars.
Asthe notos drav interest from August Is, passo1s
mai Ing deposits sunseQueut to shst dsto must peR
ha tntsseat accfued 11on date of note "a daso o9 d.
poalt-
Pasties cepnslttrE txcnty-dva thousand dollars
sad upwards fot these notes 1t aoy ttne VIII ba
allowed mIa!Szisn Of ors quarter ofche pa1 oxu4
, 1864-09-15
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKET.

WEpxzspAT RvEsts8. soot. II. 1864.
LUApEHEeceivedJ yesterday, 2-al5 .aoo feet, There
t.ve been fewer ssruoes On ,hn market to-day. Ths
dtntud bas been better and L marriott hrmer prices
eyiaently getting oysr the temporary decline sus.
tsined On Monday and Tuesday.
sRIf alES-Recelvod yesterdsy. 5.t0o. Ma,kes
sc.iye Al d 4, m ut PREVIOUS Qaotadons-
IATH-Rece1yed yen.esdAY. ,ose. .No pcs. In fair
demand. F,tces hrn and uncs &nkea.
uAxGQ BALKa TODAY.
Cargo 6chr Magnolia. ffcm Grant Eirer. sold By
1.tsh & Fuller lis N lHuher, r1fsed. H s.ri2s, at
32trQ; exJgo echr Mariner, f,ou Graud River. sold
by uowar1 4 Cha,e, 10l m rait=d common lumber. u
lt1fps. 1t x1st0; cargo schr Montszu1a, from Nc
nominee, sold BY Col Loomis, 1l1 m lumber strips
balance ill Lin. lumbar. at $2st3; cargo schr Amori-
ca from Mtneniaae sold by Col. Loomls, :to luna.
her. x st1jps baI&nce all .lu. lumber, It $zs.35f.
Tha fal1nHtr2 Rra tho Yafd pHce4: