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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
The CRYSTAL Peak Coal.

We copied a day or two ago an article from
the Union relative to the recent discovery Of
Coal at Crystal Peak. In its issue Of this
morning, that paper contains more full
description OF the substance found, which, as
the subject is an interesting and instructive
one, we also print for the edifcation of our
readers:
The substance brought to this place few
DAYS since from the Crystal Peak District,
and which we then noticed as possessing
something of the appearance and several Of
the properties of mineral coal, yielding an
infiammable gas, burning with considerable
freedom, and emitting sufficient heat for the
purposes of the biackSmith's forge, we ind
on further examination Is really 4 tlne article
of lignite-or, in other words, coal III It's ear
lier stages of formation. The various kinds
Of coal, peat and Ignite are, as is generally
well known, identical in origin, being formed
from immense accumulations Of vegetable
and animal matter, deposited in remote ages
in the basins Of seas and other receptacles,
where, excluded from the air and subjected
10 the pressure OF the superintendent mass
of water, silt, clay and other sedimentlry
gatherings, it has been gradually transmitted
into these more modern and useful articles.
In the case of Ignite, which strongly re-
sembles charred wood, this process Of trans
formation has not proceeded so far as in the
case of peat and coal, it not being sufficiently
carbonized to burn freely without the aid Of
other fuel. It is not apt to be found i'll large
quantities at one point, but its presence may
be considered an encouraging sign OF coal;
the only view in which Ignite can be regard
ed as important. Its specific gravity being
low it may often be ma with at points distant
from its original location, being carried there
by the action of water. Hence, when found
in the form of drift, it is not certain indtca-
ton of coal in the neighborhood-a fact that
coal hunters should bear in mind. The geog-
nostic situation of the Ignite found at Crys-
tai Peak, it being in stratum from six to
twelve inches thick imbedded in sandstone,
establishes that it occupies its original site,
and favors the conclusion that other and more
valuable carbonaceous matter exists below.
At all events, there is enough in the discov-
cry already made to warrant further explora-
tions at that point, and We are glad to learn
that immediate operations are to oe cOmmen-
ced with a view to settling the question
whether there are coal beds there or not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

FARMING Of THE HUMBoLpr.--Wc hear Of
large number OF settlers the agricultural lands
along the river. who have confidence, that cereals
and vegetables will flourish there and be prnft.1-
bic crops. MessrS Lincoln have fifteen acres
sowu 90 barley. Ferguson has several acrSS
plowed, wiki the intention of putting in vcgria
bles. White will try twenty acres 10 barley.
In Paradise Valley. Ware * Mofford have twea'v
acres prepared for barley. corn, potatoes, and
variety of vegetables Mark Havalia will put
thirty or forty acres barley. potatoes etc
RumJoid: Register.
To an early emigrant who "came the plains
across" such an item is decidedly refresh
ing. Farming on the Humboldt well,
we weaken somewhat Almost fourteen
wears ago We came through the Humboldt
river country for distance Of three hundred
miles, and with the lights and prospects OF
this far-off country from the comforts OF CIV
ilizatior, we did not then expect TO live to
see the day when it would be published
to the world lin a newspaper, too,
right in its midst), that farming and
vegetabla-raising was carried on in the Hum
boldt country. Westward the star Of EN-
pire takes its way" is reverSed-it is now on
the back track sure. and filling in-as 1t
were. Pi Ute Indians, horned frogs, and
long-tailed lizards, the only inhabitants OF
the Humboldt region as We saw it, are doomed
to make way for the march OF light and in
telliSence, civilization and enterprise. The
dark and dreary places of the world are in
deed undergoing change tor the better-for
''there is 4 Providence that shapes our ends,
rough hew them rs we nav"
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will be write

NEVADA PToNEER.-We received, this
morning, the first number of the new German
paper with the above title, just started in Vir-
ginia. 1t is published semi-weekly, at 81
year, BY ]. F. Hahnlen. The typographical
appearance is quite creditable, and the pub
Usher has our best wishes for the success OF
his Pioneer. Ergo As lager is said TO be
a wholesome and nutritious beverage, it
would perhaps be well for some of the Brewers
in the Territory to advertise their several es-
adjustments. Lager itself is, with some,
said to be quite pioneer in civilizing saw
,oa eountry-Father Rhine having introdu-
eed il at an early day among the Indians Of
the Arocstook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

INcoRPoRArED.-Articl Of incorporation
were filed in the Ormsby County Clerk
office on Monday, for the Hoover Gold and
Silver Mining Company, to mine in the
Washita Mining District, Douglas county.
The following are the Directors-Jacob A.
Hoover, T. D. Edwards and Samuel Tipley.
Capital stock S2OO,0J0 Principal place of
business, Empire. The following company
filed their certificate OF incorporation in Lyon
county, March 18th: The New Mountain
Gold and Silver Mining Company, to mine
in the Blue Sulphur Springs District. Capt.
tai stock, $4,000 in LOO sharrs Of $50
each. Trustees-Beinka Helm, Nicholas
Meyer, Caspar Buob. Place of business,
Silver CITY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

VERDICT OF MkNsLAUGHTER.-The jury
in the case of the People VS.. Captain F. W.
II. johnson, indicted for murder in the Sec
ond degree, in shooting Horace Smith, from
the effects # which wound his death was
caused, after celebrating for two or three
hours, brought in a verdict of manslaughter
yesterday evening. Johnson was defended
by Henry Edgerion. Only one witness was
sworn for the defense, and the testimony ad-
duced was confined almost entirely to the
prosecution. He will receive his sentence
in few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

IcE.-Notwithstanding the mildness of the
winter and all our fears to the contrary, il
appears that we are likely to have plentiful
supply of ice for all purposes during the
coming summer. One company, who are
engaged in putting up ice at Independence
Lake, on the Henness Pass route, have stored
in their ice houses at the lake about eleven
hundred tons of ice Of the best quality. 1t
is fully two feet thick, and is clear and solid.
Other companies in various places have large
quantities Of the article stored up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

The complicated state Of affairs in Mexico,
muddled up as they are between the discord-
ant fadtions of Church and Liberals, ambitious
military chieftains, local jealousies, the
French-imposed Austrian Emperor, and the
partial occupation Of the country BY the
French troops and the blockade of its ports
by the French fleets, must, il seems, ineyita-
blv, sooner or later, involve the United States
in another broil outside her own boundaries.
Recent intelligence informs us OF the pres
ence of large French fleet Oft the mouth Of
the Rio Grande; apparently intended to
operate against Matamoras. As that frontier
is occupied directly opposite Matamoras by
large force OF United States troops, and as
the feelings existing between our government
and France are not Of the most cordial and
friendly nature, 4 rupture may be reasonably
apprehcuded. Speaking upon this subject,
the Sacramento Bee remarks:
e But the most interesting item OF Intelligence.
and for ~ hich there is some foundation. is tina;
the Secretary of state of the United States Is II
favor Ofimmr,liaie demonstrations agHins: France,
owing To ITS known designs as 20 Tue ArNIctt I'm
plse, anu its uutoUbted designs OF extending an.
/ ether Direct indirect 10 the rrbclljeE l. i
known that Mr. Seward long since, notified IEu
French Emperor that any attemp;to SET nj aman'
azchv in Mexico would be looked upon II. hostile
10 the United States Government il is also pretty
xr. known that the entire Cabinet were united N
thaI rotHcAtiOE ami u Is also kuuwu TIA; ~ .Ac
ie.Ing e;nUssarrs III the rebels have been III
close conference with Napoleon. Our Govern
Incnt may rot b. q uu!i II what tiai" il w"U.d
be Advisable to maze u more Determined drApu'
straiOn against France. but when we bear i'll mind
the extraordinary cXeTt0uS lHair {" Increase cur
navy anil army 70 furt..S san Francisco and To
concentrate H. fast IL possible, a.l The available
portion ui the navy this coast, We cannot doubt
for moment that fNr long time our Government
has been preparing t;srl; for just SIrh an rInvs
gcncv AZ now appears TO he clos" 1T hand. |; IS
: quite probable that our Government thinks The
( French have gone about far enough, and that the
! time il near ~ hand when We should make S"ul"
serious demonstration to prevent = farther a'.-
vance Of French movements Ii IL condition 10
do So, better time be found 10 Interfere than
when the French forces in Mexico are E.CriIuS
with disaster and when those in Europe have I,IIr
promise of employment ~ hom'. War sAnuiihc
avoided. il il hc done honuTaaly; our country
has Of la,e suffered much from its horrors; hut
better by far war fierce and unrcvrtinE. for years
20 come than that European Power Sioud I've
allowed 20 establish monarchy At our very doors
20 menace our institutions aud hold Us in awe In
one sense. "A war with France might strengthen
the rebels: but in another sense il would have tie
advantage of weakening them by nearly destroy
ing the COpperhcad influence in the North. which
is now greater obstacle 20 our military opera
, tons than the rebel armies
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

MassiIIon Gold and Silver Mining
Company.--At a meeting Of the Trustees Of the
MaSsllon Gold and Silver Mining Company, held
this day, an assessment no. ~ Of one dollar per
share was duly levied and made payable to the Sec
rotary, at his Office, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Gold Hill A. J. GOULD,
March 80 1864. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
European News.

NV YORK March 2S.-The America, from Bre-
men via Southampton, March 10th, has arrived.
Tya hundred and nifty persons had been drowned
BY the bursting Of Sheffield reservoir.
The London Times says there is good reason 10
bcl.,.vc though the mater cannot b. announced As
absolutely certain that conference will after ali,
actually take place
Here the wires stopped worEingl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

PUBLIC LANDs.-The report Of the Surveyor Gen
erIl Of Washington Territory shows that 6sl miles
Of land was surveyed during the past year. The
total amount Of surveyed land in the Territory Is
G9i S75 acres 80 $50 acres have been sold at pri
vale entry and $50 acres taken under the Home
Stead Law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
NEW TO-DAY.

Notice to CrGdltOrS-
ESTATE OF LEVI HITE, DECEASED.-NoTICE
u is hereby given by the undersigned, Executors
Of the Estate OF Levi Hite, deceased, to the cred
tors Of, arl all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the irst publIca
ton OF this notice, To WA. \. HALL one Of said
Executors at his office in the town of Gold Hill
County Of Storey, " !.
WI \. HALL
CHARLES LAMBERT,
J. ". WRIGHT,
ISAAC H. STITH,
mh3l 4w Executors.
G6-S F. Bulletin copy tas markedD and send
bill 10 VIM Y Hall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
Caution.
49,

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
L not TO purchase or negotiate for any of the
following Certificates Of Stock in the DR.. Perry
sold at public auction on Wednesday March 30h
1864 in front of the Post ONCE in Gold HILL and will
not be transferred by the Secretary
Name, Certificates
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
y. C. alvices 10 Thursday 25th. Two steamers
with 100 bales cotton ran the blockade on the
night of the 18th
4 Rebel Decision on Habeas Cor
DIlS.

Judge PiarS"n, y Carolina, in 4 lIabcas Cor
pas case recently before him, decided that the
recent act of the Rebel Congress to conscript
persons yko have furnished substitutes for the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
Tax on Spirits and Tobacco.

The Tri6uHs'S special says it is understood that
the WAYS and Means Committee will recommend
a tx of one dollar spirits. TO take effect in May
instead Of july They will also recommend hea-
" tax on tobacco The opinion prevails in many
circles that taxes on these articles will yield fully
opc.half Of ali the revenue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

REBEL counterfeit money to the amount OF
$40 OOO, 600 is in circulation In the "dominions
held by the Confederaey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
THE PURSUIT OF THE ALABAMA.
From the New York Herald, March ls,.


Two English mercantile houses that have lost
largely By the depredations of the Alabama are, 1t
is said about to send out a fast and powerful ship
to assist III her capture. Naturally enough II hns
been susnaccd that this is only another rebel dodge
intended TO increase the number Of the rebel cruis
ers now aauat Since the Emperor Of China ana
the Bry Of Tunis have proved Ia be fellows Of Il"
account, il is not improbable that the Southern
agents in England may be ready to avail them,
selves Of the virtuous Indignation that John 5u!l
now begins to feel against that awful Alabama, and
thus carry cruiser u sea on that tide Of popular
sentiment which is now rising in our favor. Once
before ship was fitted ont i'll England. under Inc
most favorable auspices, TO cruise against pirates
Her commander was a New Yorker, named Capt.
Kidd and when he got to sea he proved to he the
worst pirate Of ALL Probably we may have 4 repc-
liton Of that history In the present case. But We
suppose our interests are quite safe Tor II eau
hardly be possible that Mr.. Adams will fail 10 scru-
tnizc very closely the whole history Of this ship.
If she il not all right he can stop her, as he has
stopped others If she is all right he will merely
sit still, and we suppose there will DC no ati,iaviiS
The British Government, as We all know, has no
power in the absence Of aitidaviS A!iidIvitS are
The power behind the throne, and in from; OF the
throne, and all around the throne. Without ALL
davts the custom house officers will be as liclesS
as lamppoSts, the cannon on the British mcn-0i'
war will be the merest Quakers, and the cruiser
will 20 to sea and catch the Alabama-of course
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
Extraordinary Statement.
BRITISH MERCHANTS PROPOSE TO FIT 0Cr \ CRUISER
TO CATCH THE ALABAMA.


from the Liverpool Post, Feb. 1oth.l
1t was currently reported on Change yesterday
afternoon that in few days one Of the fastest
screw steamers ahoat would leave British port OH
u cruise after the Alabama. This new steamer mas
been purchased, and is being lifted out nj the Soe
expense Of two 1rst-class English houscs-ohe III
London. and the other in this town-both oil whoh
have suffered heavily in consequence OF the ucpIc-
dations Of the famous Confederate cruiser Inc
new vessel, it is expected, will steam three or lour
knots faster than the Alabama ever could or VIII no.
besides being much stronger, aud when armed NG'tl
rying guns Of such calibre and constrncuohl tHc
chances of the Alabama being able 10 cope WIN ier
will he hopeless She will be commandcn .!
man who has already gained much notoEiety IN
connection with ocean navigation, and III "nSil
Captain Semmes will find a foe worthy OF MS
steel The mission Of this new steamer, whhe u
will be chiefly to hunt and catch the Alabama, VIII
also be directed against the other confederate
crusers-GeOrgia, Florida, Rappahannock lshouid
the latter get TO sea- J and Tuscaloosa. Al
ready two banks have left England win coalS LOT
the newcomer, which will be discharged al one
or two ports which this vessel will make her rem
devious This steamer, Of course, Will act IN CON
junction with the Federal cruisers now on the look
out for the Alabama We may here repeat tila' the
action on the part OF the British merchants Is
prompted by heavy combined and personal losses
in the destruction OF neutral goods IN American
bottoms and also by the fact hitherto all the Efforts
OF the Federal navy to capture the Alabama nave
been fuill1SS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

Power of Attorney.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILLIAM
" H. BEGAN, of Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada Territory, is our duly appointed Agent. TO
receive and receipt for all moneys due or 10 be-
come due to US, as rents, or dividends, OH any all
property We now own within the county OF Storey,
Mt JOSEPH BATH
CHARLOTTE BATH.
American Flat, March 81, 1854 mh3l m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

FraukeI Mining ComPany.--An ns-
sessInent Of one dollar per share was this day le
We'd payable Immediately to the Secretary, At L.
b. Frankel x Co. s store. By order of Trustees.
~ BLUMLETN, Secretary.
By L. B. FRASKEI-
Gold Hill March 81, 1864. mh31 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
FOR QUARTZ MILLS.

FOR QUARTZ MILLS.
WE ARE now PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Quartz Mills With the best kind Of punched
Screens We have a superior SCREEN PUNCH:
ING MACHINE, and guarantee satisfaction III all
cases For sale at reduced rates.
200 tons Bar and Sheet Tron oil szcS;
40 900 lbs Boiler Iron;
IS, 900 lbs Track Iron;
%, 900 lbs. Cast Steel;
5000 lbs Toe, Cork and Spring Steel
10000 lbs Lead Pipe, different Sizes
5000 feet India Rubber Hose, different sizes;
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe from 4 inch 10 4.inchi
Is, 900 Machine and Carriage Bolts, all sizes:
Elbows, Tees, Nipples, Couplings, Bush
ings;
$50 doz Brass Bibbs, all Sizes
20 dOz Globe Valves and Oil Cups;
10000 feet Rubber and Leather Betting, from
IL inch 10 20 inches wide;
5000 feet Brass and Iron Screen:
200 dozen Shovels, Steam Gauges, Steam
Whistles, etc, etc.
COPPER WORK DONE TO ORDER
At the Store or at Mill.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF and Taylor streets Virginia.
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TIE scarlet fever is raging to fearful extent In
Nevada county.
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ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS. |
The Amnesty Proclamation Amen.
died.


ded.
CHICAGO March 27.-The President has issued
a Proclamation JcSarinS that the benefits Of his
Amnesty prUclashtion apply 10 those persons
vet free iron, arrest. Prisoners excluded from
the amnesty offered in the Proclamation of the
Sth OF December may apply TO the President for
c.elnencv like all other offenders and their apph
cation " il! receive due consideration. lis further
proclaimed that The oath prescribed in the Sth of
December proclamation may be taken before any
commissioned officer civil, military, or naval of
any STATE or Territory not in instruction.
Order Concerning lnvalids.
An order hg, been issued allowing officers and
soldiers OF Invalid corps. III for active duty, TO
enter veteran corps.
Fremont and Mcclellan TO have
Commands.
NEW YoRH March 2S-The Worlds special
dispatch saws that both Fremont and Mcclellan
will soon have commands. Ii is reported that
the President has sent for General Fremont to
give him ~: important command.
Reorganization of the Army of the
Potomac.
The same authority states that General Grant,
after the reorganization Of the army OF the Poto
mae. viii leave for the West again. The Times
-pcciI. dispatch says that General Grant states
when the reorganization of the Army of the Po'
tOmlc is completed it will be the finest army on
the continent.
Consultation of the Military Leaders.
WASHINGTON March lh-Lieutcnant-General
Grant arrived from the front yesterday, and Was III
consultation with the President, Stanton and Hal
lrck lat night He returned TO the front to-day,
aid haS established his headquarters at Cupcppcr.
Debate on the Anti-Slavery Amend
ment.
CHICAGO. March 29-Thc Senate yesterday de-
hated the special order. namely the joint rcSuiu'
;Iu 20 amend the Constitution 20 rs 10 forever pro.
hiht slavery or involuntary scrvitudc, except Tor
crTc. No action taken.
The Nebraska and Montana Enabling
Acts.
WA,lr, ui Ohio. from the Committee on Public
Lands reported iavurthiy on the House bill, cna-
bling the people Of Nebraska 10 form Il State gov
crnncnt, and Montana a Territorial Government
The Pirate Florida Heard from
again.
Boston. March 27th,-A Madrid letter says
the Florida sailed from Eunchai Feb. goth. The
ST. Louis was i'll pursuit, but being sailing YES
sci she could do nothing.
More Blockade Running.
NEW YORK, March 2sth.--We have Newhern,
y C. allviceS 70 Thursday 25th. Two steamers
with 100 bales cotton ran the blockade on the
night Of the 10TH.
4 Rebel Decision on Habeas Cor
puS.
Jud-e PisrS"n, y. Carolina, in uSbcas Cor
pas case recently before him. decided that the
recent act of the Rebel Congress 10 conscript
n,r.unS who have. furnished substitutes for the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31

STOCK BROKERS, ETC.
GEORGE w. TURNKEY,
COMMISSION ENT,
General Conveyancer, Companies
Incorporated,
n O Il y r. Y u u Il L I G
And Commissioner for California.
Secretary for the following Com
pnnics:
CRESCENT, WooLSEY,
KNICKERBo'K'R,M MAGNOLIA,
LEE, MOUNTAIN,
ATLAS, CONTINENTAL,
KEYSTONE, STATE of MAINE,
GOLDEN SWAN, iARGo,
WINONA, VESUVIUS,
CASCADE, lPLATT & KING,
OFFICE-With II II Fln:g & Co., Post Office
BuillinC, Gold Hill. ja23 #
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Caution.

N1HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY ca UTIUN D
L against purchasing any Of the following Ger
tidcates of Stock In the Atlas Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company, as the same were this day sold for
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN CITY LAND OFFICE,
Pinckerton's Building, South G Street,
(Nearly opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s)
VIRGINIA, N. H.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW PRE-
| pared to SELL or LEASE LOTS FOR
BUILDING PURPOSES. in
Anne rican City, N. Il.
on favorable terms.
g Parties wishing to invest 30 to secure
an advance Of nj least 500 per cent. within a
year, will do well to call Immediately, and
Secure Eligible Locations
In this Town Site.
NORTON. HARDY e. co.
Virginia, Jan. Is, 1864. jal9 I'm
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Order Concerning Inyalids.
Fremont and Mcclellan TO have
Gam ~ n n hS

An order has been issued allowing officers and
soldiers OF Invalid corps. II: for active duty, to
enter veteran corps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
Reorganization of the Army of the
Potomac.

The same authority states that General Grant
after the reorganization Of the army Of the Poto
mae viii leave for the West again. The Times
-pcca! dispatch says that General Grant states
when the reorganization Of the Army of the Pc
tomle is completed it will be the finest army OF
,hA continent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-31
The Pirate Florida Heard from
again.
More Blockade Running.

BNsr0S March 27th,-A Madrid letter says
the Florida sailed from Eunchai Feb. goth. The
ST. Louis was i'll pursuit, hu; being sailing yes
Iy1,,. r,,tl,l ia nothing