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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-22

Jean Fiat An assessment Of twenty-five cents per
share, this day levied en- each ard every share OF
the capital stock OF tho above named company, is
payable Immediately 20 Inc Secretary. BY u!der
Of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN WHITE, Secretary.
Gold Hill Apr.i l. lS6J AM nj
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10 Davies G.. & y. N. Company.
An assessment Of ten cents per share duly levied
this day is payable Immediately to the Secretary ct
his Office IN American City.
SAMUEL D. PRYOR, Secretary.
American Cts, April ~, 1864 apr9O M
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Dissolution.
THE C0PiRTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
L ,ng between Kaspar Haupt and John c. Gruber
in the Sierra Nevada Hotel, Silver City is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. all persons indebted
to Iho concern will make immediate payment.
Either party will sign in liquidation
KASPAR HACPT,
JOHN C. GRCBER.
Silver CITY, April II. 1861 api2 m
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licc-An asscssmcE; Of One isl DoIar per shsrr vas
this the 18TH Gay OF Apr! levied BY Cfdeg Of tho
Board Of Trustees. PLATr kETCHAA, sec'y.
Gold Hill, April 20, 1867. apr2) rs'
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Humes & Norton G.. & y. NJ. Co. -
An assessment (No. y of fifty CENTS per share on
ali the capital stock of said Company, levied this
day. t. payable Immediately 10 the Secretary, AZ
his office a: Todd & ChaSe's Sample Rooms. By
order Of the Board Of Trustees
JOS. X. PEDLER, Secy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-22

Company. assessment, No. l, OF twenty-five cents
per share was this day lowed on each and every
share NJ the cap:.a! stock Of the ahnve named Com.
pany payable Immediately. By o.i.T Of the Board
OF Trustees. JOHN WHITE Secretary.
Gold Hill Apri, H. ISL apia IN
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Creditors.

Power Of Attorney.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT WILLIAM
" H. BEEGAN, Of Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada Territory, is our duly appointed Agent TO
receive and receipt for all moneys due or 10 he.
come due to VS. as rents, or dividends on any all
property We now own within the county Of Storey!
u r JOSEPH BATH,
CHARLOTTE BATH.
American Flat, March 81. lS64 mh3l m
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Golden swan Gold aud silver Win

ing COmpaIy.-Notice is hereby gwen, that At =
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, held this day,
IN assessment Of one dollar per share was le"Ied
on the capital stock OF the ABOVE COMPANY paya.
bic to the Secretary Immediately.
GEO. ". TURNEY', Secretary.
Gold Hill April IL 1861. apl2 IN
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Roman Enylc 1TininR Company

6SOlhiu EuStc .VtuiHR SOHphHy-
American Flai.-An assessment OF twenty-five cts
per share, this day levied oil each aud every share
o! the capita! stock o. the above named company,
is payable Immediately 20 the Secretary. BY order
OF the Board OF Trustees.
JOHN WHITE, Secretary.
Gold Hill. April 1, 1851 ap+ III
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FOR QUARTZ MILLS.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Quartz Mills with the best kind OF punched
Screens We have superior SCREEN PUNCH.
ING MACHINE, and guarantee satisfaction in all
cases For sale At reduced rates..
200 Ions Bar and Sheet Iron all sizes;
a. coo lbs Boiler Iron;
So. OG0 lbs Track Iron;
IS UU0 lbs Cast Steel;
500 lbs Toe. Cork and Spring Steel
20 eco lbs Lead rpc, different sizes;
5000 feet India Rubber Hose, different Sizes
50 600 feet Gas Pipe. from y Inch 10 finch;
2j.Qu0 Machine and Carriage Bolts, all sizes;
Elbows. Tees, Nipples, Couplings, Bush
inesI
$50 doy Brass Bbhs, all sizes;
70 do5 Globe Valves and Oil Cups;
10 nO0 feet Rubber and Leather Betting, from
1i,-inch 10 90 inches wide;
5000 feet Brass and Iron Screen;
200 dozen Shovcls. Steam Gauges, Steam
Whistles etc, etc.
COPPER WORK DONE TO ORDER
Al the Store or at Mills.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner of and Taylor streets Virginia
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
HAVE THIS DAY SOLD ALL Ny RIGHT, II
L lie aud interest in the Omnibus Line, running
between Virginia City and Silver City, to j. Is.
CRASDALf. AL debts due the Pioneer Omnibus
Line will b. paid to j. 3. Crandall, and all labli!.
ties will he paid by him, j. II. CLtTE.
Gold HILL April lst, 1864 apo III
fA. Enternrise COW and send bill. 70 this Office.
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From Kentucky.
The Guerrilla Operaaioua.

Loufsrtu, Ky- August s0.-Passsngrrs by the
Nashville train say thu, the rebel General whoeler
with his entire force appeared as the bend Of tho
Cumberland river three miles below Gsllatn, cnT,-
turrd . company OF Tedersl uoops and wero at
tempting to cross tho river this morning for an
sivsnce upon G,llatn. wheslcr's force Ia various
y estimated at from ., 900 to IaOoO. The former
number s probably nenr correct. A report has
react I'd Cave City, Ky., that the Colonel command
ing the Federal forces st GAlstin, ordered the
depot 70 no burnsl ~ IL WAS with
out the range OF his guns. Jcsscy's
gang Of guorr.llAs went into Gheuf, Ky,
last night, afer having shot thirteen negroes
10 the suburbs. The vcrvay, Indiana, Home
Guards shcod the Ret~ls ont NJ Ghent from tho
opposite sde Of tho river. Jake T'eunci's squsd Of
seventeen guerr,llns went into Owenshoro Ky, on
Saturday afternoon and captured and shot Capt.
Walters Of the 81 kentucky Cavalry. Thoy also
captured ten negro soldiers, seven Of whom they
shot. The thrco others escaped and concealed
themselves on the wharf bost. Tue rebels 40, the
boat on fre and then let. The citizens afterwards
ertingiished the farncs. Twenty guerrillss, IN
der Cspt. Pratt stacked Tsylorrville, Ky. on
Sunday night and were rcpulscd by Anderson Win
| twenty Home Guards. Last Tuesday the guerrilla,
| under pupsster robbed David Henry's house noai
| Bradbury. They shot Mr.. Henry and afterwul
| demollshed his furniture.
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From Europe.


The neamshp Europa, from Liverpool August
Goth aud Queenstown 2Is,, arrived u Hsliisz yes-
terday, with thr-o days later sdvcee.
The London TAEs, in an editorial on General
Grants .ssaul, on Petersburg, credits both sidcs
with grea, vslor.
The IspEx 'rehel orgsnl says;
'we are able to say with ali cslmncss and sober
that the prospects Of speedy peac, were never
~ promising, 30 almost absolutely certain as now.
II s our sincere belief that unle,s some great dis
aster befals the Confederate arms before the 2ath
Of this month, the Democratic party then AsSem-
ing la Convention at Chicago, will nominate a
I,care candidate for tho Presidency, and within
three months thereafter there will BE- an arm'-
stce. If any selfish hope Of eNh.ustng
policy OF Europe, tnat policy VIII have Its Just
reward. Neither the North nor the south have
Lost The restorative energies OF youth. Both have
just learned their own strength. Debt burdened
and bleeding ss they may bs, the day they make
an honorable peace with ainty aud an Identical
foreign policy, the twin Coriclcrations viii 10
ph ysically and morally stronger than ever wss or
oonld have been the undivided Union with its ma
tsriAllstic ten,epcies and Its external strength
neutrslizod by an internal sectional balance Of
power.
The Eefast riots subsidized on the 18Th. There
| was slight outbreak on that day when The re-
mains Of Of the rioters ranoye! for burial
but the presence Of the ltsry prevented anything
| serious. Subsequently tranquility prevailed
throughout the town, and the military aud consia-
bulary commenced 10 withdraw. On Friday, the
| l4th, however, the roting was resumed with una
bstod fury. Four constsbles and about dozen
civilians received gun-shot wounds some of which
were serious. An Influential meetn ng wa. bold, at
| landed by both Protestant and Catholic gentlemen,
and deputstions were appointed 10 visit the dis.
| turbod srcts and reason with the rioters, and
bring then 10 ealmer and better feel ng; The
town continued to be paironed by the military
soue disturbances also occurred 1t Cork, where :
mob paraded the streets, hut the police fired vol
Icy OF blank cartridges INTO thc.a, and Lley scat
tered and fed IN every direction Slight r.otng II
also reported at Dnndalk and Soury.
Liverpool August so-Eventng.- adv1ce'
by the steamer Scotia arc generally regarded a
decidedly promising for the North, and CAUSED
fall in the Confederate loan Of two to thsce per cent
The TInrs editOrially says that the struggle wa,
ns-sr maintained with such vigor ~ .. prssrn, q
sl poiuts. The scotia's news repfssonu the ccrnhs
ants ~ the usuoa strain, md IL dfhcut 10 thtni
! decisive rssalt can long b. dslaysr
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News Items



ALI unemployed officers srs 70 be pui into scsivs
service Immediately.
THs Congressional Committee on the Ccass Dc-
fences have concluded the excursion, andldisTersed
Tpr Indian war on the northern co~ss II Csliior-
mia is Al an end.
IL the Pair Of the Christian Commission ~ San
Frsnesoo about 5000 in gold are received daily.
rnu daily drilling Of clerks Of the Departments Al
Washington is found 10 interfere with public bun-
nces and u vii probably hs sbsndoned.
Tus Judges a shc Supreme Court Of New Hamp-
shire, to whom the question vss referred bsve A.
hrmed the Cousususscnslity Of the blu allowing
soldiers TO voteA
eASp~rcu ISLAND dsse~ " July 9Sth report slow
progress Of the Constitutional Cmvcntion, much
tine has been consumed In discussing The powers
Of the Convention. The government Ia sccusod Of
revolutionary dcsigns.
Rkronrs at Washington place Pennsyivsnia in
tho Lad, 40 " the number of recruits raised under
the last call. Renforcemsnts have been going for.
wari rom that State to the Army Of the Potomac
at he rate of about 1000 per weet and the numb-r.
IL 10 cspcctci. will he largely increased tcimc the
Bth inst.
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OFFICIAL WAR NEWS.
Rebel Account Of the Fall Of Fort Morgan

Warrington Aug. sl.-To Kojor Gen. DE,
Nev forf.-This Department has received from
Gen. Grant rebel account Of the surrender Of Fort
Morgan, taken from the Richmond papers.
CITY Point, Aug. so.-The following Is from tho
Richmond EsaUnEs Of this morning:
hobiA Aug. 26.--The hsg Of truce boat return.
cd last evening. The Yankees say Fort Morgan
cap tulatef at O'Clock last Tuesday. On Monday
afternoon they concentrated their Ere on the fort,
WI en- the boInoarcmcui was removed spritedly.
In tie meanwh 'e- the enemy suce ee,ed n getting
M shcrs along the si.cs Of the fort, and opencd a
heavy frr on our guns and gunners, and with the
assistance of the mortar feet, succeeded In damaging
several gun carriages. The fort did not Gre Tues.
day. General Paige destroyed everything in ths
fort and spiked bis gums He and The gsrYisnp,
numheEing SH mcn. were ssnt 70 New OrlaAns
seventeen were killed the number Of wounded I,
unknown. None of the non .combsaants were si
lowed 70 visit the city. The enemy have force d
1000 90 The main land ., Grants Psas.
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Inc Latest News
BY Telegraph to she y. Y. s.,.
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Concluding Proceedings.
MCCLELLAN FOR PRESIDENT.
Psndleton for Vice President.
The NOMINATIONS UNANIMOUS.
Adjournment orthe Csnvension
Joyful Reception Of the News.
THE DEMOCRACY SATISFIED.
Great Meeting in the Park.
-, 900 THROATs CHEERING
FOR "LlTTLE MAC"
IMPORTANT WAR NEWS.
Rebel Account Of Fort Morgan.
5sl PRISONERS TAKEN.
The Garrison Sent to n. Orleans
| Property all Destroyed before
CapisulntiOn.
-----=-TH----
GEN. SHERMAN'S COMMUNl.
CATIONS IN DANGER.
&C., ke, &a
IMPORTANT WAR NEWS.
Rebel Account Of Fort Morgan.
68l PRISONERS TAKEN.
The Garrison Sent to n. Orleans
The Chicago Convention.
Nominations nIade-NIcCl lellan aDd PeD-
dIetOu.

Uc,utu. ttous 1Isda- n lallan anA p0n.
: ,iI.sou
I g., ,>.,
Chtndoo Aug. Slime Nsu"nAi hTmon"nc
! C1pycpt,on roAsenb!ed a. ten O'Clock this morn
"s' -
lhe vigwxm 70 again dcrse'y packed and NO
er,usI outside is greater than ever
,,,-.-, - A.. 49,. ..,.,
h"in"he'y a'e' u'' ''O" "''
n prder, prayer WAS offered up by Inc Nov. ut.
H.ls.v ~ ct,cneo
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= 49, 49,. W., ,o.. - 49,, ,,,r,o, -. o,,
-,. -. ..,.-.., ,o,. .,, Az. A, =,
:. -. - s- 49,. ,,.s...-...- :, A.. .a,,,,, -
=, .,. -, N. ,A...,,.o -,
". following resolution, which WAS unanimously
,.dop,eI,
n R.so,psf. Th,, ,hi. Convection shall not he ds-
snyed ty the ldJournment Mt thc close ~ its nus
neT. uu' ,, sr" re.'n and ri,cs h., he E.seutys
n E.ional Committee shall ccSgnaie.
The following communication was then received
tx, ,bo ~ N,,to,.l Dero.v,,ic CorntnItte, and prc.
,.I,,u ,ar,,c. -, phoi. I.,.rd.
A, ..,,,,, ~ ,ho S,,,,., Democratic co,r.
uttee, held at tie sAcrnan House, at tie city Of
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ON the seoond ballot, When New York was called,
Jude Parker said tha', having cast her thirty.
for James Guthrio against his vishes, she
gave them cheerfulIy " George ii. Pendleton, Of
Ohio.
The other candidates were then Withdrawn. end
Gcorre II. Pendle'on, Of Ohio, received the unani-
nous vote Of the convention their candidate for
Vice President.
Mr.. Peude.on being loudly called for said that he
had no LANGUAGE in which to- eIpress hs thanks for
this evidence of kindness and confidence. lie could
only promise 10 devote himself In the future 10 the
pat with entire devotion 70 the great prinap o.
Iifhs Of the 5ta'ts and the Liberties Of the people.
In the future ~ in the pat he ~c-d te faithful W
the prhcipes OF democracy and, strong In their
cause, with the hearts Of millions Of frccmen With
then, thcy gould again build up the shattered fras-
mentr ~ the nion. And hand II down 70 the next
generation IA IL was received IIuIn the last.
I'D notion q mmittee Of Que from each State was
apo ed inform the csnddater OF their nominA-
ton. and request their acceptance thereof
ON motion, n was resolved that person from
10 ted to iol IN the National Executive Con mi,iee
ON motion II va le olyed that ls,tsU copes Of the
proceed ings Of the Convention be printed.
Mr. rilten moved that the same ratio Of repreren
tation which prevailed In this Convention he the
Ito in the next Convention. Adopted
On mo.iou 1t was resolved that the Democracy o
the country 10 requested to meet In the dihere nj
eli les and hold mssf ratification "tlnss the lTtf
II SEPTEMBER the anniversary Of the adoption Of The
Federal Constitution.
adopted, and, with nine cheers Tor the ticket th'
Convention adjourned, suhlcct " Le call Of the Ma
tionI Committee.
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1otal for McClenan 2O2. T. II. scymour ~

Total for Mcclellan 2O2. T. II. Seymour 2S4
In announcing the vote n New York, Mr.. San.
I'D g. Church said that New York regretted to
ass by her favorte son, but she stands now A.
ne has ever Stood, ready To sacrifice her dearest
srsnrsl preferepce for the public good, holding IL
sr duty, above all others TO do all In her power
:, rnscue the country from the tyranny that op-
,essos it, wing full co fdence IN the demo-
racy, a. Hty and p :r.ot sm ol Goneral Clellan,
;es, York gives t.In her enlire electoral vote.
-e,e e. ! g Q -alloLt hAvIne ca ttei. for
4,rat.o Sc poui, wLe5 he cal Of ne s'ate- had
q u zone th ourh With, boye no Sc .mouT le-
M ku th tro e zen .rInan h.d Cone Inn he non or
q name Lila ior tho domination on. /, Nou.d te atec-
l.iop TO Hay tb / Le.T exp csson oil 60 enor did
.ot give Lin peasuIe, hui he owed Il 10 himself to
~ that many months 40 be advised his friendr In
,es YoIkthat iOT various relsonspTvMe ana public,
No coud not be candidate before the Chicsso Con.
,entiou. Having made that announcement, be would
rk the honor OF . man, he would do sTeat injustice
10 hose friends 10 permit his nane TO be used nov
4. member oil he ses York Delegation, he peIs1n.
A. thougnt IL sdvishle TO support an eminent mris
= ;hs, state for ,hs nomination. but he wa not srtu
.r. u Ag py any aoubt O! tAe spihv R AAoonsn
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GENERAL. GRANT.



Hedd7gdrte,s A rmr ey tie Potorsoe. Aug. %.
-Erenina The reports In soms Of the wspa-
pers shst the icsse- In the sth Corps in the battles
Of The 18Th, i9th sni cfa Instant rcschcd b,oOo,
greatly eSasscra,e tho facts. II Is now definitely
known that they do not exceed Q, 800, and stray
glcrs and others continue 70 come In. and the sick
are not all sccountcd for, 10 10 believed that the s-
eregate los ~ill excecd roo. The loss Of tho
I'd Corps in Thursdays fsht, win not exceed
l,sO0, according n the ofrcisl statement and IL Is
hor~i and believed thss when all within our lines
report, the snuie loss Sll fall N 1900. The rebrls
are .a,d 10 he using the weldon Rsilro~d below
% Petersburg around our len by was,m. A this
requires large force u guard the trains and de-
fend the rood against our cavalry, 10 cannot be
other . very profitable or pleasant mean. NJ COM
munics1on, without taking into consideration tho
loss Of time involved.
SECOND pisrAYoa.
Poyfress Monroe, Augusf 3o.-Arrangements
have bcon made for buryins the rebel deed lef, on
The Geld Of last Thursdays bsttls. The fact that
tho enemy did nos do thiA and slso that they did
not carry or their wounded 10 palpabls evidence
shsA although they drove back our Second Corps
tbey did not achieve . complete crodltabls VIC
sory. To-day tMunday. nothing Of interest has
occurred Cannonsdins and picket firing Ia rather
more brisk and continuous this evening, but with.
out result
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Concluding Proceedings.
Pendleton for Vice President.
THE NOMINATIONS UNANIMOUS.
Great Meeting in the Park.

~. 900 THROATs CHEERING
FOR ..llTrLE MAC"
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kobile, Aug There IL no change Il afsirs -
This pont. All is quiet.
q. s. GAAHr, Licut.-I'en.
Unofficial reports represent rorress, Wheeler and
horran ~ having joined their forces. md Operating
against Gen. shcrmsn's communicates tbct~een
Chattanooga and Nashville: but no report has been
received RON Gen. Sherman.
General Sheridan IL still with his force N Char
Lesson. No operations have taken place. since M
lsa telegram. In frvmt Of Petersburg.
EDWIN u STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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f the distineui.hed seusemsn vbo hss
been plssed IN termination. lie tnev thss
he ine. thS. that .Sls oe.t s.a e"e.Sc ,sss
would X more arrscshis ~ h,,r - ss..,. ~. -
Ss Ss n Kin DI 5, sS.0 Any ss r.,
% SsSSSa sa ss1s be b.. no. t. IF n De
her honoIsd delesste. bc,c' Vs',sSsss Sc s}J % an
o. ,no'sss w. e dsnsusd member & 'ss;
undotSnd The pur; Of N. r.,e.ss sna h. o no"
desired to say hat he vs fuily satisfied thai ths,
Won in hi. S.spsin, z n 'si Il, d.bs
nov sppc,ns To- ,bs mslsn ny az 1sc - un,e sns
ave our eoun'ry. I@, a. moi look bsot. IL l. With
Ne ssn .ns nsVs 1 Ge ,n, G ,hs
no iuan. hear, viii sr,cys NOR. Than nj. iii or any
sW n IDHe n Ms,snd "A 4, one .sS d,d no. ssVgS
Vol he felt bound 70 DO him jus,ies. lie oioyernoI
so o%Sl .Cais sss,s his s ,hs: hen ensrs e. n
devote !. h. enefsc. TO the beet n,ei.s, Of eoun
and The Consti,u,on' A' '''' N''''
Tn. P,o,,sen, ,hen .,ro,nc.s IN. ,o,. ,,,ch "a.
~" ae.''o'ns ohoc,~ inc so'es.'e' .n' u"
80 rms ~. u~n. p'A' ,ne' ~. ,"' en..'-
A. '' ~ ~
'"o no,hinsuon' "snno' On "hieh p~ih'so pos-
uai' Of Mcclellan and bearing [. motto
'"A' 'ne" A'e on 'ne ne'o o' ua'te
". run up behind the Presidents platform. and
MI 6x. 10 utl rhaar ~
W No ~" '"'""'>'"e ei"o'' " 'no
muiutude.
Communication . a. rsrevsd fycr m. IN r,r.p
Of the Cerman Propie's As.cis,ion of Seg Yori
claiming 10 c.ent two hnnded thousand cl,i,sps
and srcomneniea nv resointions n,sdsins ,hs man.
bers Of the Association to the support Of the Chicago
NJ Vsii.naishSm ~ IA ,Ss. a,o,n ,hs 49,, r,or.r,
he hsd been animated by but one zen iment IN his
Sonvenu.h % INese 70 the end mat mere msht te
WNe "a me lAnd re then moved Thar the nominA-
.on o. General ueorse p Mcclellan he the snani'
".us eSnsr OF Snc onNeuon. .
"a A. Mckeca; OF Ne. York, 'escndsd the motion
sna iems ~ ,hht Sesete 10 tne midst o. hlody
,ev%u,ioo that the pes.nt Administration should
Il II UphtlnuN- no man OF note mere would pe ae IN
S,s npeIy or nie. nc eHhotied ~ 70 loin Win one
49,. ~ ~ onc miap n ~ onoIt 70 oset,hrvv ~.
,,n n,,t III ~, ~, ~. nIiey 20 c.sea tne ,onven
s"n pVtins w moet esiheet euoIu ior we suocess
o. sne te.e,. tnd esprssns We nrm CONVECTION mat
sns % soua ooins owl oi the oontess ulum mpnan-
.n zoe ntS,ss OF the opIe res.oied, and the pro-
p,ly ana uAppineee OF the country secured
yndss Aep Of 0Iio, NJ. boes of Missouri, and yss.
.. LnAyeI ot Ny 10Th, 10 love IN bIiai sIsecheA
,,c ,,In ~ nnaty na,ttoay o, & .ne ,1h.y anaet smS
| "" tie IN cOnpaihon WIN the ere OF the pfesrnf
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--latest Mapketp.

Lf~vpoc luc~Ist n-Eren,nS -Cot,cu-salss W
day CON Including a0p 70 Gecuisfsp and axpnSte.
1he mafket 10 arm and unalieied,
The Bresdstuds-The market is quiet and steasy.
Prpvtsions-duu. Produce -steady.
london. Safuydsv 20-ksesssnc. .-Consols oiossd Al
sq' .aeo for money. 80
American storkp.-Frc shares ADSs<2S Illinois
Central Sharcs A1NAtS< discount.
, 1864-03-26

We hear it stated that company is about
forming for the pupose of bringing Boise
river into the (Bannock) diggings s.-Beist
NeuS
Two ox-teams arrived in Placerville with
goods having passed over the mountains with
out difficulty on the 22d of Feb. Others
have since done the same thing.-Lb.
NEW CHURCH. large building be-
tween Montgomery and State streets, on Com
mercial, now receiving the roof timbers, is
the Methodist Church. The Auditory is
35x56 feet square, by 16 feet high. 1t will
when completed, seat between 400 and 500
people,. We understand that it is designed
that it shall be dedicated about the 10th
of next month. The public are mainly in
debted to the efforts of Rev. Mr.. Kingsley
for this enterpise.-I6.
DIED SUDDENLY-On Sunday last, Jona-
than Green, a resident Cf Buena Vista, aged
81 years, died suddenly at Pacervile Mr..
G.. was we'll known and universally respect
ed not only in this Territory, but in Walla
Wala where he resided some time, and in
Yreka where he made his home for several
years He was a native of Virginia, born
in the year 1906. The Masonic fraternity
of this city sent committee to Placerville,
and had his mortal remains brought here,
where they were inferred in accordance with
the usages Of the order.-U.
MIGHTY RUsH.-A sham quarrel, and f.
ring of blank cartridges from revolvers, in
the Hurdy Curry dance house on Monday
evening, caused terrible stampede in that
institution Several frightened individuals
came past Boston & Cody's corner running
for dear life in the direction of Buena Vista,
excaming as they ran, that four or five men
were killed up town. We went cautiously
to the scene of conflict, and took look at
the wreck The sash doors were complete
ly carried away, and the pavement strewn
with broken glass. A simultaneous rush of
the crowd for the street when the firing be-
gan had carried evrything before it, burst
windows and doors, and tumbling heels over
head in the widest confusion. They may
be said to be panic-stricken and demoraIized.
No bones were broken that we know of-lb.
, 1864-03-26

OPENING OF SECOND STREET.-We fire.
quently hear the question asked, why Sec
cond street is not opened in accordance with
the purchase of the property by the City?
1t is answered in the fact that S400 of the
purchase money upon the lot occupied by
Mr. Abbott as livery stable remains un-
paid-the conditions of the sale being that
the stable would be removed when the pur-
chase money was paid. The street will be
opened as soon as the next years tax is col
lected which will be done in a few weeks.