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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-06
La TER FROM EUROPE

European dates are as late as the 2Otl
ultimo.
Captain Morris, commander of the pri-
vateer Florida, had arrived in Paris, ir
company with Mr.. Mason, the rebel com
missioner in London. They were re
ceived with great respect and attention
by the Confederates resident in the
French capital.
Dispatches relative to joint protest in
the case Of the Florida had been ex-
changed between the Governments OF
England and France but the New York
Herdtds correspondent in Paris thinks
that official action will be suspended un.
til reports of the affair reach the two
Cabinets from Brazil.
The London Lllder says that the new
Confederate war steamer Shenandoah
supposed to be the Sea King-had gone
out on service, fully armed and manned,
and in excellent trim, to replace the Flo
rida.
The New York emigrant ship Great
Western was detained at Liverpool by
the local authorities on the charge that
large number of the passengers were re
cruits for the Union army, enlisted in
Lancashire, England, There was some
confusion about the matter, and four or
five young men had left the vessel and
gone ashore.
An American citizen named Murphy
had been arrested and committed to iail
in Ireland, charged with being engaged
in recruiting for the United States army.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

JUDGE LYoNs's CoURT, YESTERDAY
Patrick Martin, indicted for stealing a
mule, valued at one thousand dollars,
the property of the Confederate States
acquitted. James H. Saunders, indicted
Tor stealing brass from the Confederate
States Arsenal-found guilty and SEN
fenced to six years confinement in the
penitentiary. Franklin Jones, indicted
for burglariously entering the house of
Ann Thomas and stealing from James
A. Dilkes gold watch and chain, five
hundred dollars in money, and suit of
ciothes-convicted by the jury and sent
to the penitentiary for seven years. Al
fred Moss, convicted last week of the lar
ceny OF medicines, received his sentence
to one years imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary. The court will sit this morn
ing at ~ O'clock.
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GENTLENEN'S LIST.

& a j Arlington, Andrew Adams, Adjutant
s AseAander, - archer III, q IL Allen, David L
Agnel, b 1 Alien, J WAryher, Hardy Ayers, Henry
# <lLtyl - Authery, HI Austin, Nj Andrews = 1
~ Andrews /. Altscher Louis II Allen Luton
AnthOuy, " A Addison (2l, W 4 Aaron, W 4 An
40 ~, VIM Allen, Vim Ashbun, " r. Ann
s sffOnE, Il Adams, Richard Anderson, Robert
4 Airn-tead, II A armstrong, Capt II Allen r @
"A Ausn, JuO Aver, JnO Allen, Jno bert y, Capt
4 n AuceA, Jno Archer, a Agnew, Josiah Aidrise,
syos Airport, IL Adams, J Adams, W Ayers
!. Jc-, ph Augustine, Adams, J 4 Ammens.
s# IN Elalsey, Louis Banitt l. Banman, V W
s BcluEger, Walter Bruce, " Bur1ord, VIM Brown,
w Boatwatc, W M Baggett, II Bevers, +
& y owning, VIM Brauer, w Baxter, Ill Benson,
~ II b unctt, W Bruce, " Burton, Th Brown,
- Boyd, I ] Blake, 4 l. Bagley, Thos 4 BOuldin,
Cart I B0rhaw, Thos Button, Thos W Brown,
Ma I q Barker, 1hos Bennett, Sam'l Burns, Capt
IS Brooke t2j, a Bland, Brig Gen Z Bankhead,
x*hpiey botl, 4 BOwles, Capt X Bingham, Il
Blunt Il u Bragg, Capt Bailey, Surg IL L Bur
Ion II II NJ Btent, Major V Berahie, Capt w S
~ ildwin, Bear -, q II Blilcoe ~, II Brown,
IS Y Booker, n Biazele J w Bush, 1t 4 Barber,
- Broch, sgt II Baskin, Jas Baker, Capt ohm Il
s8 ally, l. BenedlG, Louis Bowman, Jacob B0tto,
|Bltton, J Biantwhlte, ID Bowles, Capt John
@Ialcy, b AZ Blodie, Allen Brilep, Bennett, A A
'B ,ker A II Burns, Absolom Blackburn, Benjamin
- ragg, Cornelius Bailey, MAJ Benham, Lt-Col
E1beulming L Butler, Rev X b Bradles, r. Bentley,
d. Bagyet, Rev q ) Barten, DIR o Baxter, Mathew
Brown, n Il Brooks A BIB, NJ L Barber.
C-Edward CAalkley, L I Campbell, Capt L
Cump, DIckhu COfklin, Dennis Is Collins, - Cali
lahAn, ID IL NOftir kZlg tOl II NhhiQltf, CEds l.
Gstroll, q " Chick hey W Charlton, Is Grad
d~,k Caleb Crone, Csilett Conway, Capt & Cowhn,
Cooper, BeuJ ID Chllrey, capt Cooley, II
u ID Ciaik, n Cappc Capt A Campbell, AiInstead
Chnstlan, A Carpenter, A Cozzolini, a Is Coieby,
u J. CouoYei, BENZ ConOn, Col Ilalk, Brig-General
CLtk, Lewis CoalnIan, M L Chandler, Col M Lewis
CLARK (3), 81 Cobb, Is ClaiE, Miles Cary. Or kobt
Cur@n, Maj Robt III Carter, Richard Cary, Robt
Can1Dgton, y Carter, $ Clarke, Clark, ID
Cohen, Curry, . Cooke, Maj Il ChisInan, 4
Cunningham, Cfump,J b Clam, Il J Caldwell
fbos CauOii, 4 Corprcw, Capt Clutter, VIM >
s'em =, Il Cox, Curtis, " Cleveland,
Cobl0, John coghiil r., W Chinn, c0pt 4 Graft,
AaI i Caldwell } Curtis, W Clinedens, W A
Cherry, W II Curtis, LIT W w Collins, VIM Curtis,
~m W Carter, w Chiswiek, Capt VIM II Chase,
Capt W II Cox. w w coggin, Jas Cottini, Jos VI
Coils, W Cathrrll, j II coghill, l. Cox l2), up
CIisnond. } Clarke, J w Clayton, Jehu Gross, J
Collins, John Curtice, JOS l. Carter, X COupland,
J T. Chase, Irving Cheek, Jas Collins, I Curtis, j
Cash, Col j Clsrkson, captj w Chapman, Ii w
Collins, Cap. IL ii Carlton, II Cenas, q Cornick,
q C&se, Geo Cardwell, Geo Coriin, q IL Coniey,
~ O Campbell, Il A Camas, + II Craddock.
- D.~-D Denny, u l. Dawson, i b Daliord, DR. Z
DTewTy, DAVIS, Capt W Davis, q Darden,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-06
THE LATE GENERAL Ora OLE.
HEADo'Rs FIRST ENGINEER Rect,
December g 1894

To the Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch
Having received the sad intellgenc,
last night of the death of General Ora
Gle, who was killed yesterday on the
lines, am reminded of an incident ir
which he and General Lee were the prin
cipal actors. The following are the facts.
as near as [ can obtain them Soon after
General Lee returned to Petersburg from
the north side, he reviewed the whole
line, and whilst on General Gracie's
front, he very imprudently thrust his
head above the parapet and commenced
inspecting the enemy's works. This is
one OF the most dangerous portions OF
the ilneS-a young man having been
killed but few days previous while
looking through port-hole. He had
received sixty days's furlough on ac-
count of severe wound, and previous
to starting home he had gone out
to see some of his friends on the
line. He bade all his friends good
bye, and was just returning to Pc
tersburg, when he suddenly turned
around, remarking, in jovial manner,
" | must take look at my friends over
the way before go" He put his eye to
port-hole near by, and had only done SO
few moments, when a bullet came
through, killing him almost Immediately.
1t was near this same spot that Gen
eral Lee was now so imprudently ex-
posing himself His officers stood hor-
ritied, expecting every moment to see
him killed. Finding all entreaties to be
in vain, General Oracle jumped up and
interposed himself between the old Ge-
neral and the enemy. General Lee re-
marked Immediately, General Oracle,
that is very dangerous; you will Ger
tainly be killed" General Oracle mag
unanimously replied, at is better, Gene
raj, that | should be killed than you ;
when you get down, l will" The old
man smiled and got down, followed by
General Oracle. c.
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CONC TO TEE ENEMY.-Captain 10.
seph A. Hanhins, commanding the Surry
Light Artillery. stationed near Rich
mond, sent to this city, under guard,
yesterday afternoon the following par
ties, arrested for attempting to escape to
the enemy Privates Joseph A. Pittman,
j. I. Little, William T. Bell, Hezekiah
Dix and Charles A. James. They were
committed TO the Castle TO await trial BY
court martial
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OFFICIAL.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES oF AAKRIcA,
RICHMOND. pecenhar L IsnI \

Treasury DEPARTMENT
Confederate STATES oF ANERIc4
RICHMOND, December l, lsC4.
q EVENT HIRT Y TREAS URY
~ NOIES.-In pursuancs OF act of Congress-
approved November %, 1864, entitled AN act to
authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury to exchange
coupon bonds for seven-thTty treasury notes. hold
ers OF such notes are hereby nQoed that after the
payment OF the annual interest Ane thereon on the
first day of January 1865, upon presentation Of the
same, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers and Pay
Depostaries las designated at foot will issue certi-
ncates therefor which will entitle the holders 20
coupon bonds payable thirty years after the first day
oi January, 1863, bearing six per interest from
she sad first OF January, 1865, PAYABLE = the first
DAYS OF January and July in each year. The Trea-
surer, Assistant TreasuTers ard Depositaries will
MAKE weekly reports TO the Register Of the Treasury
oi sucn oertlhcites issued at their Offices h-.vuPoh
ponds VIII be sent forward satisfaction Of same
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner and
forwarded to the First Auditor
q. A. TRENHOLM,
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, North Ca
rolina,
Depositaries at Charleston and Columbia, South Ca
rolina.
Depositaries at Savannah and Augusta Georgia
Depositaries at Tallahassee, florida, and Montgo-
merry, Alabama.
Depoataries at Columbus, Mississippi, and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. de 3-ts
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RoBBERY.-Johnson & Minors cigar
and fruit store, on Seventeenth street,
was broken into on Sunday night and
robbed of the greater portion of it's con-
tents. A large hole was chiselled out of
the rear door, through which the thief
must have passed in and out with his
booty, as both of the entrances were
found locked yesterday morning, just as
they were left the night before.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, )
CoNFEDERATg STATES OF AMERICA. I

+ OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF TILE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits on call will be received by the
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures AZ
charleston and Mobile, and the Depositares st
: Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta Snvan.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for the same bearing interest at the rate of four psr
cent. per annum. and secured by the hypothecation
of an amount of the above bonds equal to the sum
Of these loans The bonds TO be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds when sold, applied ex-
clusveiy to the payment of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded TO banks
and other corporations and TO the public generally
by this mode of temporary investment, and the ef-
feet OF the measure, if generally adosted in keep
ing the currency within moderate bounds il is hoped
Will commend it to the favorable consideration of the
community and secure their prompt cooperation in
arrying it into effect. q. A. TRENHOLM
au 22-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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NJ Office TO TAX.PAYERs-pursu

! ant to All ordinance passed the l,th Of June,
looo, VIII attend at the Collectors Office, in the
City Hail. from the 18th to the 3lst of Decen her
inclusive, to receive the remaining halt of taxes
from such persons entitled 10 discount OF
ten per cent by having previously paid the frst
half In june last, in accordance with said ordf-
nance JULIUS A. HOBSON
Collector of City of kichmond
N. Bit will be from the above that the
Collector Ia required to attend at the Office from th
18th to the 3lst Ct the month, receive taxes re-
naming due from june last. Before the January
term OF the Hastings Court, he is required, BY or
dlnance, to advertise delinquent real estate to be
sold for n-payment OF taxes.
Persons who have not done So wiil-see the neces-
sity OF calling and paying their taxes as 1t is i'm.
possible lot the Collector to call on them before he
advertises
All taxes must be paid within the time specified,
as longer Indulgence cannot be given.
J. A. HOBSON,
de Z-t3lD Collector of CITY of Richmond
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SHERMAN.

There is nothing from Sherman. Grant
telegraphs to Stanton on the 1st instant
that Richmond paper 'admits that
Sherman will succeed in reaching the
sea-coast," and Washington telegram
says:
A great load of anxiety has been lifted
from the mind of the President and peo-
pie by the intelligence from General
Sherman, communicated by telegraph
from General Grants headquarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-06

MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE
The General Assembly of Virginia, in
accordance with a proclamation from the
Governor, will meet in extra session, in
the Capitol, to-morrow at II o'clock. -
Already large number of members have
arrived here, and there is very little doubt
that there will be present, the first day,
quorum of both branches of that body.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, \
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMnSn Nnvarff, heir aGts

ClRCULAR.-It being DECIDED that.
" four per cent. certihcates,' and the b5Als isr
sued therefor, are receivable in Payment OF the ts
on coin, moneys held abroad. bills cy rxebs1ee aud
foreign credits persons who have paft these taass
In new issue are entitled TO the retuyn a the noes
The Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers aua FaS ps-
posltaies who have received the deposit fAx enl
ectors are authorized in such cases, to rafihi.tfe
notes and receive in lieu thereof an eqlial AMOUNT
OF four per cent certificates, boRds nppIi-tfe de-
mand OF the State Tax Collector. And. the bosiefs
or certificates to be exchanged shall be endorsed az
follows: certify that the Within tor attachsSl
certificate was received from - - In lfu
OF so much tax enormously collected nom him In
currency OF the issue, and that the same bas
been exchanged for new issue to reimburse him 20
and signed by the State Tax Collector
O. A. TRENHOLM,
no lO-im Secretary OF the Treasury,
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8lfenuond 9ispatGg.
TUESDAY MORNING. ... DECEMBER 6, 1864.

The DAILY DISPATCH is furnished to NEws DEAL
Frs and CARRIERS at TWENTY DOLLARS per oNK HUN
DRED COPIES.
SUBSCRIBERS sending to the Office for their papers
will be charged FIVE DOLLARS per month
SESGLE COPIES Of the Dispatch TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
CARRIERS are authorized to charge ONE DOLLAR
AND sEvEETY-FIVE CENTS PER WEEK to their sub
scriberS. -
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HITY SCAVENGER.-Th subscriber,
~ having been appointed CITY SCAVENGER
is prepared to clean out sinks, culverts back yards
cellars, alleys@and lots, and all nuisances
therefrom at the shortest notice and reasonable
terms Orders lett at the Richmond post-ofee, box
l,5co, viii receive prompt attention.
no is-lm Il. II. ALLEN,
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IL b. COOK, AucTIoNRER, No 20 Main
IL. street, respectfully notifies his friends that
he will continue the AUCTION BUSINESS at the
same stand, No 40 Main street. He promises that
while absent lin the field the interest of those ia
Voiing him with business shall be as promptly at
tended TO as ii he were present. He will give his
personal attention 70 sales far is compatible with
his present duties.
no l6-lm E. B. COOK
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EOR SALE.--A handsome, fine toned
IL PIANO for sale; makers, Gaehele & Co, Bal
tiulore; rosewood case, rounded corners, rounded
keys &e. Price, $1,000. For particulars, inquire
at the Virgins Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany's office. dc 5-2ts
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- EMovAL.-N OTICE.-Having re

ID EMOVAL.-N OTI G E.-Havinp re.
III moved my Office 10 the large and eommodious
building on Thirteenth street. formerly occupied by
Mr T. dathrght, am prepared TO receive eonsign-
ments OF FURNITURE as we'll as every descrption
OF goods 10 be sold at auction or privately
thankful for past favors, now solicit eontinu-
ahee Oh the same and promise my patrons 10 do all
IN my power 10 sobserve their interest.
ness ami fidelity.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, Auctionser.
ihrfesnth street, between Fsanklin and Main,
de Set
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DERSONAL.-TO THE LADIES OF

tDEhSONAL.-lO The LADIES OF
Il RICHMOND CoNFEDERATE READ.
INo-hooM wla be open every evening sxersssly
ana eref"sas!y for LADIES between the hours of
? anu O'Clock. No gentlemen will be admitted
between those hours
% \ he latest LADIES' MAGAZINES and BOOKS
VI FASHION, containing eolofei fashion plates,
showing the latest styles OF dresses, cioak bonnets
hats, collars head-dresses, basqucs, sleeves, trim
mings, patterns for embrodering, the latest modes
Of dressing the hair, &C.
The Reading Room is open every night until
NINE O'CLOCK. de 5-2ts .
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laA A.-tAtti = puhsheJ taiiy, Sundays except
ed at flftv -aLLtRs TOT twelvc months; TWENTY
FTvE ooHLNSs FOR SIX months rrFrkrx DOLLARS for
te1ve months; or FIyR DOLLARS for one month in ad-
vance Al rem'tapces ny mail at the risk of those
vha make them.
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rVo THE CITIZENS OF HENRICO

n
Il COUNTY AND REFUGEES AND So
JUURNERS THEREIN. "A further supply OF
COTTON CLOTH has been received, and will be
distributed at the County Courthouse TUES
DAY the 9th day OF December, and each sue
cessiye day, between the houis oi and O'Clock,
until disposed OF. 3. MCRAE,
de 5-2t~ Agent for Henrico county
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NAUTION.-Th public are cautioned
~ against trading for BOND for $500 dated
November so, 1864, payable on lst September 1865:
and DUE BILL of the date for sll5 paw
able on demand-which bond and due bill were given
70 man calling himself B. W. Heath. Said bond
and due bill having been fraudulently obtained will
not be paid by me- FRED. BJTTLFR
de 3-3ts
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D EFUGEE NOTICE.-We wish to sell
IL privately, fine BULL, five years old, Of i'm
proved stock Ia cross OF Durham and Deyonl: "A
very hne animal TO raise from, and very fat Stock
ralsers not within the enemy's lines would do well
TURNER, Richmond, call at the corner of
Twenty-seventh and Clay streets, where he can be
seen. de LIZ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.

TERRITORY OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
L Ly"u : .-In the District Court OF the Thi-d
Judicial DistriCt-The People Of the United
States Of America. in the Territory OF Nevada.
s.cd 10 George ID. Maggie. greeting: You are
hereby required TO appear il an action COM
rneurei against Won as defendant by a. ). Pease
as plaintiff in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District. in and for the county o; Lyon.
Territory OF Nevada, II Dayton. and answer the
complaint therein which Is on tile with the CLERK
of said Court within ten days after the service on
Won OF This summons, exclusive OF the day ~
service if served in said county. or twenty days
il served out of said couaty bur within said Dis
tric. and IN all other cases forty DAYS; or judg-
rnent By default will be taken against you. &c.
coring TO the prayer Of said complaint. TIE
action il brought to recover the sum of two thou
sand six hundred and s!Xty-s!N and 66-lOD dollars
f5r services rendered by plaintiff and cash eE-
p-uded in purchasing materials and paving IA
boTers employed, and for damage 20 credit OF
plaintiff: said services being rendered and cash
furnished bv plaintiff &; defendants special in
stance and request. between November 9Th, lstJ,
saf January srh. 1864. all OF which more fully
appears from plaintiff com plant, now on h!e in
my Office at Dayton, county and Territory afore
said And you are further notified. that ii you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint the
said plaintiff will take Judgment for the said sum
and interest, besides costs.
~ In testimony whereof. |. ". r Locke,
seal have h-reunr0 Set my hand and affixed
(~~- the seal Of said Court, this twenty-seeond
day Of March, 4. D. 1854.
Fifty cent stamp. VI. R. LOCKE,
CLERK L. s. District Court ID Judicl Dis;r't,ST
By CHAs. C. CoSeER, Depy. nh9 S"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-25

POWER OF CoMPOUND INTEREST. - The
simple interest OF one cent. AZ per cent. per
annum. from the commencement Of the
Christian Era 20 the close Of the pTeScn. year,
1861, would be bu: the t.iins sum OF II dol
lars, l. cents, and mills but ii the same
principal, 4: the same Fate and time, had been
allowed 70 accumulate :: compound interest,
i would require tne enormous number OF
$3.50 billions Of globes Of solid gold, each
equal TO the earth in magnitude, 20 pay the
interest; and il the sum were equally divided
among the inhabitants OF the earth, now esti-
mated 20 be one thousand millions, every
man. woman, AID child would receive 81, $40
golden worlds for an inheritance. Were all
these globes placed side BY side in direct
line. !: would take lightning itself, tina: can
gi.dle the earth in the wink Of an eve. 5000
years 20 travel from end TO end. AID il a
Parrot gun was discharged ~ one extremity
while a man vas stationed at the other
light travelling, l92.010 miles in a second !:
tna initial velocity Of 4 cannon ball being
about so feet per second, and in this case
supposed TO continue I. the same rate; and
sound moving through the atmosphere ,l2O
feet in i secopd-he would see the fash after
waiting 1000 wears; the ball would reach
him in II billions OF wears; but nc would no;
near the report tlLL rRe emu OF one tuouSaHC
millions of centuries. Again, il all these
masses OF gold were fused into one prodigious
bail. having the sun FOR It's centre, i would
reach cut into space, in all directions, one
thousand seven hundred and thirtytwo mil
lions OF miles, almost reaching the orbit OF
Hcrschel or Uranus; and, if the interest
we're continued till the end OF the present
century, it would entirely I'LL up the solar
system. and even encroach i've hundred mil
lions Of miles on the domains Of the void be-
yond the planet Neptune, whose orbit, at the
distance Of two thousand eight hundred and
tfty millions OF miles from the sun, encircle5
our whole system OF worlds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-25
San Francisco Stock Review.
FoI the ten days ending April 81, 1864.

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Nar.- Ag!-r,..u h., ben q ,y.s'iu- feature Of
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