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The Emanc5pastsa ksroeiammlsn In IA
Federal Czbaaet.

The KmRnc3p aak8u ErGeaaI aEfon In fhe
Federal Czbiast.
Isis generally admitted al the North that the
following letter to the Cincinnati Gssstts, gives
substantially accurate account Of lhe circuna-
stances attending the Issue Of the enaneipatic n
proclamation:
When fhs fnsl draft of the pzccl Araation was
presented by the President 90 the Cabinet il
closed with the paragraph stating that the slaves
il liberated would be received into the armed
service of the United States. Mr.. CHASE oh.
jsetsd to the appearance Of = document Of such
momentcus Importance without one word be-
yond the dry phrases necessary to convey its
meaning; and finally proposed that there be
added TO the Presidents draft the following sem
tenee:
Sand upon this act, sincerely believed to bs
an act of justice, wsrraased by ihe Constitution.
l invoke The e0nsideEAte judgment Of mankind
and the gracious favor OF Almighty God"
Mr. Lincoln adopted the sentence rg Mr..
Chase wrote it, only interlinirg, after the wei
"CoBstitDtion, !" the words, upon rnilisnr-i -
cessisy;" and in that form The pEeelsm.tio,
went to She world aud history.
The President origina ly resolved uDon n.
policy OF 's,uirg this proclamation in tbe snu,-
meT OF 1902 As he has expressed il himself.
everything gas going wrong We seemed 10
Aefo PAA ioEtA @SJSb 0ut utme6s cnOrt3 And he
really didn't know what more to do unless he
did this Accordingly, he prepared tbs prslirni-
nary proclamation, nearly 10 ihs form in which
1t subsequently, appcsTed. csiled the CAbinst to-
gethsE and read il to them.
Af Mon'gauaefF Biaig was startled "If you
issue that proclamation, Mr. President" he ex-
claimed, 'yoG will lose every one Of the fall
elections"
Mr. Seward. on The other hand. said, Il sp-
prove OF i MF. PRECEDENT, JUST ss il stands. !
approve of il IN principle, and / approve the
policy Of issuing it. l only objses TO The TINE.
Send il ouI now, on the heels OF our late disas
ters, ard ii will be construed As ths e0nvUisive
Struggle of = drosning man. To give il proper
weight, you should reserve il till after SOMA
Yictsty -
IRE President asssntsd to Mr. sswzfd's vies,
and It was TitkhsId till the fall wheR il Wes is
sued almost precisely IS originally prepared. |
The one to Wbieh If Chsse supplied the con- |
cludlng sehtsncs was the 6nAl proclamation, l
issued on ths su6sequsns LIST Of January.
AGATE
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HORTHWEsTERE GEOBGIA - The Rome
cOHFisT Of Saturday says; ' We learn that a
considerable number Oh Federal soldiers Wsrs
nsrville last Wednesday. They are reported
20 be in force in the cove. Il iB said that they
have removed the oDstrustions from Blue Bird
gap. Eais Was probably the object Of the force
IN the cove. While in summeIvllle, the Fed
erals, who were some three or four hundred
siIOng, arrested Dr. CA. Wheeler and carried
him to Alpine, where, be refusing to give them
his money, they whipped him unEl be was com.
pelled to deliver it 10 save bis life"
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Desc RTED.

ON the liza Hzreh. 1854 PrlTals ". J. SKTHE RE
~ company l. lsih Aisbsms ginsnt. twsufy-iia5
Of sgs gray syss sAady hair. fair oOmPis,ki11,
ave fsst Eve inshes kish The usEEi reward ~ b
paid for hi1 Epprshsus1cn snd delivery.
n II WRIGHT,
Colorsl Comm ding.
O g. Arsenal, Atlanta Ga, April 20ih, 1884
ar2i g.
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TIE BANKS ROUTE Pine A:sgiSsippiaa Of
he 22i says A gentleman vino resehed
BgookhEvon on the 20th from the trans BiEsis-
sippi. selegrsphs = friend at Meridian that
Banks defeat terminated in disastrous rout,
only eqasied BY The fGmOus Bull Run rout Of
Jaly, 1861. The igh! began On the 1Ilh and
auded On the I4h1
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IS tisrees Rice,
100 boxes Tobacco, asserted brands;
20 barrels Tanners Oil, refaed
loi Paper and Envelopes.
Salt, in sacks and barrels;
dcEsn EGglisb Ink, pir;si
80 sidss Sole Lsashs5--on consignment ard
for sale By JOHN Il. KISG 81 Co,
Commission Merchants,
AsFistts street.
ap22 3; Aslszts, Ga.
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GF Z is sscerislnst tSAf the yield Of eold in.
AusiFsiis Tor The laAt year. will show . secreass
of 300 900 TIE amount as stated for Ie83-
was really about S5,s45 764, and Of this, 4
writer in Victoria says, SI.3eo.000 went iIOsa
the Australian banks,
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y Tire Rome Cslrrisr, reports the wheat and
oats in that section as looking tolerAbly we'll,
and that the fruit is Tot sIl killed. The ground
is Jet cold and wet, and some farmers who
planted corn in March, are now rsPlAniing, the
sesd having rOt,ed in the ground.
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PHO.


Hnssred seC5eans 70 act Of Congress IL ts year IGs
By ;. s. TEAAaEER, Ia The Clerks 1dacs CT ihs Dis
Ect court OF The Ooolsdsrats States for tbs Hsrta
era Distrlst Of gssFs5s
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FmE The sssEUa saw mill Of S a. Houston
4 Co., at OAkleyvills Ala, was totally de
sroyed by Ere On the l7.h INST. The Aississ-
iypian says the loss is considerable, not only TO
the prophetOrs but to the country, as Messrs
Houston d Co., have contracts for saving eli
the lumber used a. the STsenal in Dsmcpolis.
The mill viii be rebuilt IS soon IS possible.
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s3NO RRWARD

THE BOY LEVI, belonging 10 Gen. Hosgs. rrrs
4 away irom Tu.keEee In Dsesmber Ass. He =
a5eut tEezty feur Ysars old ave feet tn or eleven
inohes high, very stout sBd has sJoopis Of brown
color snd supposed 20 be trying 70 gat inso Tea.
Col ]. ". HAt4E OUR
Gp@3 'ssF TusksEee. ala
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FUNERAL NorsCE.

This friend aad ssou ainitnees Of 8aisr 0ALvIs 4
FAcKLEs, lass ef Menph's TsnasssSs, srs rsq1s,ts5
to attend BIS funeral THIS tAanday} ETEEIE0 ave
O'Clock, from the rssiSsnes OF Gel OOEaEt, Decatur
street Hneks will be ready
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DENoroLIs. AKA, April 10.

ULAofOLis. AKA April 10.
To Gen. s. Cooper: =.
The following dspsseh has Just been rseslysd froua
6sH Forrest dated Jackson Tennessee April isshi
l. POLK
Lieutenant General
= Il attacked Fort Pillow ths lnornInR ofth- Iqtb
Inst, Utn psrt OF Bells ans MeCnlloeh,s brlgades
numbering =, usdsr Bng Gen 3, oh slnlsrs. Amer
ALOr SIGHT drove the enamy, seven stra,s
INTO the fort under Of their gunboaS and desS
did surrender, which declined by Nal n "
Bnoth eommaAdi U forces. slormed The fort
and aftsr sa Of thirty ninstes captured ne eptrs
garrison Killing ave hnnared and tskfl icns sha1srsS
Pr.ensrs, and large Aaount q qdAEtsfasssr oFss
Booth IEusisaed loss " Ewshty kiisd s,d 80,
wounded Amongss ths wounded IS thu gallant Y.i-r'
Col Ma. NJ Reid efhet lsadng ace 5th itIEsi-.s,t
Over one hundr citizensi Whola1 See tte fbs ~
iren uonserpton, ran into tbs riysF vas dFo1s9
The CsnieaerAto nsg E01 a. Ats-oFeF the fers - =,
(SgRedl ~. 3. f0R EST .,.
-ssf a si5F Gtese-.i " I
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~In Montgomery, they now make living ex
smpleS Of negro thieves BY placing them in
stocks in front Of the jsil, where they may be
seen by all who pass. We suggest they be
.pIantedn ths same wey in this city.
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DALTON, GA, April IS. 1888.

DALTON. GA, April IS 1858.
EDITORS APfEAL :-Thsre has bss1 HAIs ne
changs at the front for some days.
The snsmys pickets and ours are shout mile apart
OF TIE Cleveland road bat fsrthsr apart ether points
Of ths linz Tbs movements Of the enemy are covered
with the utmost vigilance, and indicate msvs es npor
tsncs which may be either 10 advaAes In forcs'
or to create diversion n favor Of GrHntS to Rich
Inozd while he 1slnforess from the army Of iAs Cum
bsrisnd.
OET amy Is admirEbls mobIissd; all heavy baggage
sent ts the resr long since Teams znsraly In as
condition. We will thsy Be E5lstO rapidly IN any
direction which the fortunes Of the mpsgnEsy direct
The country may assured that thu SmHlsss nina
tia and details Of hs srmy not overlooked and Uish
present commander, surprises and retreats BY tie
light Of burning cOniasary stores will in tss faIurs
be unknown.
Tbs following incident illustrates she attention which
general officers pay the wants &C the coE1uOn sol
der; lately appointed zAiaF-gsnsrAl while riding
Rs picket lines had his Rstse attracted By TIE
eomica appearance Of Of the pieksts whose pants
only reached TO his knees, leaving bis drawers
plste the connection with his sosks.
What vent with the remainder Of ysur pants De.
msndsd the general
Il scorchsd my pants badly BY She Ere, last night,
he replied and tore them oR TO make them squsIs-"
iesr you Sre a csreiets tolaeri poss HAsa yen re-
turn camp, go 20 your quarternastsr ERd tell hin
that sad to give you pair Of PANTS and II he has
none hen go 10 Major Tyres. the brigade qsartermas
ter, who will supply you, said the general and rode
on leaving the picket haPplersad no doubt better
soldier.
The following extracts glssnsd from Eerthsrp
papers; "a vIeksburg csrTesPosdsnt says On se-
eOnnfof ths lew In the river the EwAps In the
rear Of the pianElions are dry sad gusrrias fan
access the river banks In consequences shis many
who had leased plantations have been eonpelled 20
give them aP, and abandon their OettonrAiag drSsnA
1.-THE ranks Of tbs army Of the PotOnas are belrg
oyerhsulsd In search Of ssAmen SEbon, when found,
liberal lnducemsnts esrSd enter the navy ThsFe
ready for at New York. ssveHtsen vessels
OF the navy, for which wanting. Thsre srs.
also, two at PhiIsdslphls, end ava at Bostoa."
rkrmish occurred the 2sd Al the front. Five Of
the enemy reported killed, and nfnsissn prisoners
were captured HARVEY.
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p On the 2lsl inst. The following gentlemen

= On the 2lss inst. the following gentlemen
were elected directors of the Mobile and Ohio
rsilrosd for The ensuing year;
Milton Brown, OF Tennessee; W. B. Cun-
ninghsn, Of Mississippi; Eli Abbott, of His
aissippi; Abraham M lrdoeh, Of Mississippi
Dudley Moore, Of Mississippi; G. Z. Rushing,
Of Mississippi; Prefer Hamilton, Of Mobile ; Z.
p Gage, of Mobile; W ] LedyArd, ef No
bile; F; ". B HImiltOn, of Mobile; n HaTleston
Br5un. Of Mobile John Reid jT., of Mobile, h.
S. Smith, OF Mobile
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E A British banking company is pro-
m0led,' ss the sewing in Lyndon is, to be ST.
tsOlishsd st Ssn Francisco, The principal srgu-
M MS in is favor are the present teleersphic
Communication between San FIOncisco and
New York, the centrAlEssiOD Of Eastern CON-
mercs ct San Francisco. and the certainty Of the
construction Of the PsciRe railroad.
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EF We are indebted 10 Lieut. McCrscken,
ef the forces in North Mississippi, for 5 large
bundle of Northern paUers
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r. Chill and B0liVa have broken of diplo-
matte relations, ARd an intervention has been
offered By Peru and the United States minister,
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TIE DEsIGss 81 THE ESEMY The Rebel
thinks Is viii not do to overlook the possible de-
signs Of the enemy, and says They have, in
Tspnsssss and North GeOTgis, an army nearly,
II ret fally, equal to shs army Of the Potomac,
both in number and discipline, which possesses,
In the impEegnsbls forti6cAsions of Chslts.
nooga, upon which to fell back 10 case Of
disastsT, a vsry important advantage over the
army Of the Potomac; and is is BY no means
sartain that the idea Of an advance upon this
ans At 50 early day has been abandoned. The
state Of preparation Of the army 10 our front,
the removal Of the great body Of the troops
from K ioxVille and Cleveland to Chattanooga,
snd the facility with which reinforcemsnts can
ss tbfown from TsBnessee and Ksntucky, warn
as tbat We need not be surprised, At any lime,
20 hesr that az earnest attempt is being made
% break our lines 81 DAlton, and that grand
battle is going on.
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E On the 2Sd Of February disastrous FIRE
destroyed four hundred thousand doIlars worth
Of property in Valparaiso.
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Attention,

fFOEFAEY A. of ths ist heeimenl GartrslIf BrL
- 6 sds will nsss the CI.y Han. MONDAY,
the .esh fastsnt o'cloek r. f5r the purposs e
being mustered into sstV1es.
Ry order of S. CHAMBERLAIN
a1s0 4t Cap an Cnnu analEa.
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HOLBROOK ofsrs for sale, a. wholesale &C
- retail 6 large lot OF homa mads " sOE HATS.
Also, vii give IN exchange Hat fsE two rgandg q
eissn washed Wool
Wool esraed into Rolls 10 ordsF-snd viz pay -
highest eash price Tor Wool
J. n HOLBROOK
Whstaaau street.
Rs23 In Ati.,ss n.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Is
FOR SAER

HAvTNa gone into he service. I row ofYsr -.
"A hsif interest ia the lssss Of the Ar, ARTTG
ROEELA Ia a
The ho1ss IS well furnished and Is D. 7,o,t 5s.I-,
BE sitHatioz in tie city Of &tisets an1Is ir,,ast
- = Y, ZsENDERSON
.PNe y. Pranrlatnr-
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YASKEE BRUTALITY.-The Charlotte Demo
eTGf has been placed in possession Of informa-
ton in regard to the eoli-blooded murder by
Yankees of Samuel Armour, formerly citizen
Of that county, but recently s resident of Ten
nessss. Nj Armour belonged TO Gen. Forests
command, and WAS at home on furlough when
party of Yankee soldiers visited his house and
csptured him. After carrying him to their
camp prisoner, some tory present accused him
Of being bushHhscker, WbeTsupon the YAskee
Of8eer. without ceart-msrliAl or trial, ordered
SIX men to take him out and shoot him. The
men took Armour of short distance aud told
him that he might have ehAnes of saving hiB
life By running and as 10 started to run the
brutal viiiiAas shot him dead.
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SEED PoTAToEs.-We have Just received =
large consignment Of very superior Sweet Pota-
soe Seed, in fms keeping. We will sell for lsss
than market value. Apply imuedistsly to
APPS g. SEAGO, PALMER & Co.
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A dispatch from the 'HeraldR" correspondent, frou,
Warrington, states that the arrangements had BEEN def
ni.ely sde for the neeilng OF popular convention
inc uding de egaons Of the republicans dissASfsd h
shs pres nj Administration. be held 4 Olevea, d
Ohio about the Goth Of Nay next It Is proposed to
nsmina then and there candidate for the presidency
Tbs peeulSr advocates Of the eieo Ion Of Mr. Lincoln
are much alarmed At this movement than at the
prospect OF sither financial or militsry dissstsrs
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NOTICE.
sp22

ATLAErA, April lat 1864
2 HkVE turned ever o Mr. PAUL JONES, Al old
9 plrginisn ara pobaseo Mana seturer ths Tosssca
trade Of b8Ise. Er Jones viii do asslca % puF-
chaser and eonsis isnsr AK fo- hin lissra patron
ags from my fEish d and the pubae- ar Jones Ca
bs found As hsTetofors ~ ihs store Of
L B. DAVIS
CoumiasiOn Merchant
anal ~ Paarhfres Htrrat
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spsI
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y A telegraph line between selms and
Rome, Ca, is being constructed.
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ProLi6itioai q Speculation IN Gold.

In the HSuse OF Representatives.. THURSDAY, Mr..
Stesens Of Pennsylvana, tried 1st the Houss was
In geld bat the opposition members objected to f. snd
ins ted adio1rnnS without trsusEcinG any furtker
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20 la Spinss EItsr
50 For. Sulphur,
Js5 Cream Tartar,
leO ounces Nitrate Silver,
80 los. Prins Indigo,
eco Prins Maddsr,
$500 Prime ocppsras,
600 ." oAroms. sreea and yslou;
% gAllona Imported Castor on For E.l. I.-h,.
.NRTEsSeW s .y0ysser,
seI - fEtol ssls t'resss1iu.
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Quicksilver.

y P P. PEASE
g~2s 4s Psa-ht-se streei
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year, .---.-------........s...s. To
Total died Of disease 900
Total Federal loss. ......................5a2 72O
u, 70 the number killed In battIe,....,... 4o.eis
We add the deaths fros disesss..-s.....2eo0e 0ee
We have Ansdmltted loss Of the lives of. .339s46
To this add per cent OF .745 wouud
ed, who would ordinarily. die Of their
wounds and who not iaoszdsd IN
the list Of killed or died Of disease say. sS,s4s
We have an aggregate less Off ...,.s,,-Ss1 4s5
When shall tbs god Of thst fearful fsnstIeisn, Abol
tiobsm, be satisfied with slaughter II.
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Tobacco.

OS00 BOXES TosACoo-varioua gaall.sas-
AOOO On oopaiEazszt and for sale by
ANDERSON a JOaNEOsa
apis l~ OHnmission a.rcba ants.
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For Rent.

g'HE STORE oseupisd by Mrs HoHiand fsuF door
frcR the eoIner % WhitsasiI and q inter strsst-
with he lEOek Of Millinery for lsis For partisulals
sp's Corner v7his.h Ard auSssf SSiSalS ssrs.,.
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WILL ssll lInitsd number CT p.irE sf PGnls st .
L ysry low 6guTs Call sooa.
Z p DAVIS
O0mnisaon Merchant
apz5 % Pszehtrss street
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The RIshs In urt..,..lnn,

gAcKsoS, Miss, April 2L-GsH. WIKI Adams ne,
the sasmJ, 500 strong, Nsehsnicsburs last even
ming sad attacked them with portioa Of Mabry's
brisads.
He drove IN their Advance, following a nile. when
the enemy spsnsd heavy infGatry and artillery Gre.
Gen. Adams retired short distance, toek position,
and rspulsed every aEaaalt unt uigh whsn ths snsy
retired. iakiug the Liverpool road.
Gen Adams concentrated his foEss and q zow n
suru1fs
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JUST PUSLTSHED:
Master WilIiaz ilitten Or, 3 Youth
Of BrilIiant Talents,
Who RaS Ruined by Bad Luck

By tbs author Of Gsorsis seenss-"
a BOUT $50 pages oeisvo-Eeu printed with neat
a paper e0VsF-Eritten In J1dks LOngsfreets best
And NEST humorous ftyls Price s5-f5r which us
VII tend copy postpaid, to any pert Of the Con
feieraey La0srsi discount to BOosSsfeEs and meT-
chants. All cr6sTB should Be addressed 10
BURKE sOYKTS + co,
n con Gs0rgia-
PsPsrs oopyiaE the above viii on receipt Of tkeir
paper receive a copy Of ths above Book
sD.s 2ta
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Th. Oap,urr q Fer. FiIIer.

The following official dispaich with refersass 10 the
capture Of Fort PilsW, li1ry miles above Memphis.
reesivod at the Adlu'anis ozes on shs Islh IN.
stsnt; l--
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HfckOFv Strines,
HATS! HATS /.

1Q0O XDs. Hlskory Stripes for sale By
ADUU P p PEAGI
at3 81 Peaehtras Etrss&
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DALIONl ltpTII q Ioo1.
EDITORS APPEAL; The following figures, taken from
the Phsdelphis North American and which that paper
claims to have compiled from oeisl reports viii be
tsresng the pnsiis, showing the dresdfal
which cur enemies are wagnS war Of szbiusa.iOn
against $3.50 -a-
United States losses Ia die Of disease killed wsuzd-
II IA r.ria.nar. In thrna rnar. .r. fnlln.Ea-
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DEEOFOIg, April IA dispat frsm Brig. Gen.
Wirt Adams dated Yazoo Ciiy, April a. SAYS sestioa
OF artillery and detachment of zharpshootsrs under
oL Griffith that day attacked and ozptsrsd gun.
boat that place, while she vas lying ueer ths
shore. TIE were driven from their ggns and the
ersW were finally compelled ts lssve the boat Upos
taking possession Of her, h>r fine armament eoasEing
Of sgst "A FOUNDERS and the most val9ab.s Ct hsf
stores, were removed and she was thea buried the
waters edge. The captain and pilot wers taken prs
srs, and number Of the killed. Our essu-
atlas were email.
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EEanfed
PanfaI Panhal

A .taIy. '---' '-'- '''1I 1.UssIS sISiSei'
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The Car Of NJ. Long.

In the House. the Of Nr. Long, OF 0hlo dis
susssd throughout the entire seaSion Mr. Oofax with
drew his resolution expsi Mr. Long, and accepted
Mr BFomArs feSolutiOn Of esDBurs Ths debsfe a.
very spirited, and the galleries were crowded viii
spectators kiualy the resolution csnsarng Mr. Long
for declaring Dssf 10 favor Of the recognition Of the
rs6sl Oonfedsrscy was adopted By vote Of eighty
against seventy.
A PrssidsatieI ConDeatiOs 70 Be held Gt Clsvs-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-18

yer Mining Company.-Notce is hereby given, that
In accordance with the laws Of Nevada Territory
and an order duly made by the Board Of Trustees
Of the above company, there will be ssld at public
auction, outside the Office of the company, in Gold
Hill, THURSDAY, the Sth Of May, at o'clock P.
n. Of that day 10 the highest bidder for cash, in
U. S. coin, so many shares Of the capital stock Of
said company, standing in the names Of the follow
ink shareholders, as will be necessary for the pay
ment OF an assessment OF two dollars per share,
levied the oath OF February, 1884, together with
the expense Of sale and advertisement, 10 wit
Names CerG .ShdreS Amount.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-18
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Ianfere1 a. and 3. NJ. Company

Monterey G. and .. M. Company,
DEVILS Gate District, Lyon county, N. T., office 40
Montgomery street, San Francisco.-Notice is here.
by given, that on FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of
May, A. b. 1854 at II O'Clock A. n, there will be
sold at public auction, at the saesroom OF Messrs
Cobb Il sinton, No. 400 Montgomery street, San
Francisco to the highes bidder, for cash. in U. S.
coin, so many shares of the Capital Stock OF the
Monterey Gold and Silver Mining Company, stand.
ing in the names OF the hereinafter mentioned
stockholders will be necessary 10 pay all Rssess
ments now delinquent thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and all accruing charges, unless
the same be previously paid to the Secretary:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-18
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Teutonia Gold and silver 8Iining

Company, Gold Hill, Nevada Territory
Is hereby given, that at meeting Of the Trustees
Of said Company, held on the 29th day Of April
A. D. 1864, an assessment Of One Dollar per hare
was levied on the Capital Stock OF said Company.
payable Immediately 10 the Secretary. at the
Compsny's Office, in San Francisco. Any stock
upon which the said assessment shall remain un'
paid on MONDAY, the 23d day of May. A. d.
1854 will be advertised on that day a. delinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on the 4th day OF June A. D. 1884, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with the cost Of
advertising and expenses of the sale. -
FERDINAND VASSAuLT, Secretary.
Company's Office, No. Barron's Building,
northwest corner of Merchant and Montgomery
streets San Francisco, Cal .s.
San Francisco, April 20, 1864. ap.3 I'm