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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09
HOTELS, SALOONS, ETC.
YEsEY's HOTEL,

VESEY'S HOTEL,
MAIN STREET.. GOLD HILL, n. T.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
l. known Hotel has been entirely refttcd, en-
lnrged, rcfuruished. and is fitted In the most COM
Portable style for the accommodation of guests
The Omnibusses between Gold Hill and Virginia
will make regular trips during the night
The BAR viii be always well stocked, and the
TABLE supplied with the choicest the market
affords. NOD til II. NJ. VESEY, Prop'r.
RICHARD SANDER EDw. SCHAEFER
SAN FRANCISCO RESTAURANT,
Sander g. Schaefer, Proprietors,
Main street, Gold Hill.
MEALS SERVED IN EVERY "A
n1 Style. y y,
Game, Fish, Eggs, AskaAikfEk
And all the delicacics of the season, served in q
superior manner.
[Ocl2 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

SATURDAY, Jan. 9-2P. NJ
VIRGINIA. DEMONSTRATING Moscow,
$50 bid-ll5 asked, S. 80 days: Beach 4
Paxton, So bid; Birdsal, S25 asked; FL
Dorado, SIS asked; Grass Valley, $50 asked;
Insurance, Sl2 asked; Milton, $50 asked +;
Moss. SIS asked Ponce de Leon, 81 bid !;
Sutro, 81 bids so asked; Santa Fe, $25
asked; Sierra Nevada $50 asked; St.
George, SIS asked; United States, 50 80
asked; Utah, SO bid Pioneer, SIS as ed !;
Empire, $40 asked; Indiana, $40 asked ;
Albau, S25 asked.
GOLD Hull DIsrRIcT.-Belcher 81, 100
asked; Branch Mint 81 bid-l6 asked Bull
lion $50 bid-l00 asked; Consolidated Co.
so bid-5O asked; Caledonia Tunnel SIG
bids asked; CrGsus 81 50 bid-S0 asked /;
Dligcnt s. 50 bids 80 asked; Golden
Swan S33 bid-37 asked; Golden Horn s.
bid-l0 asked Independent so asked Ma
vigatiOn 81 bid; Napoleon Consolidated 50
bid-lO asked; Nevada SIS bid-20 asked {;
Oncoto, $40 bid; Pride Of A. SIS asked EN-
celsior Sl5 bid; South Midas $40 bid Man
tonoma so asked; Boyce aud Reynolds $40
asked McMeans and Williams Sl2 asked !;
Kentucky 81 Dds akd; Golden Cityy S. akd;
Justice, sos bid-$l25 asked Leon, $50
asked Mary Ann, S25 bids asked; North
American, $50 bid-l00 asked New Oregon,
81 bid-i2 asked; Rock Island, So bid;
South American, SIS bids asked Union,
$40 bid-2O asked; Yolo, s. bid; Pilot, s.
asked; Argo, SIS bids asked; Golden
State, Sl5 asked; Kit Carson, SIS asked !;
Woolsey, $50 asked; Jenny Lind, 81 50
bid-l2 asked: Banner, $50 asked; Aston,
- bid-30 asked; Yellow Jacket No. 2, SIS
asked; Tontine, So bid; Queen ofthe West,
81 bid asked; Hard Nut, IS asked.
DEVILS GATE DIsrRIcT.-kosSuth, Sc
asked Hawley, $40 asked.
FLowERY DIsrRIcT.-Lady Bryan, $50
asked Capitola, $40 asked; Flowcry Tun-
mel, s. asked; Uncle Sam, 81 bid asked /;
Harrison, 81 bid; Desert, $40 asked.
REESE RIVER DISTRICT. - Park, $50
asked Comet, S6 asked.
HUMBOLDT DISTRIcr.-Cuba, S23 asked;
SALES TO-DAY. Hill District
Twenty-four shares Dilisent at 50 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09

GENERALS BURNSIDE AND HOOKER
In holding Knoxville against the superior
army of Longstreet, until relieved BY re-
Inducements from below, General Burn
side has done that good service to the
national cause which may be classed with
the most important victories of the war.
He has fully redeemed his failure at Fred
ericksburg, as Hooker, in his brilliant bat
tie above the Clouds" has redeemed his
failure at Charlottesville. If in their
failures they lost thousands of men to no
purpose, in their successes they have saved
thousands of men who otherwise would
have been sacrificed. Honor to whom
honor is due."-N. Y. Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09

An arrival at San Francisco brings intelli-
gence of singular disaster at Port Angeles,
Washington Territory. The town was near.
IL destroyed by sudden food. J. W. An
derson, Deputy Collector, and Capt. Goodell,
an Inspector, lost their lives. 1t is said that
the site of the town is subject to such sud-
den overAows after heavy rains in the noun
tains
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INSURANCE. Iesyetts.
BIGEI0W & BR9THERy
1NsGRANCE AGENTS.
Northwest cor. Montgomery add Sacramento
Streets;

DEPREsEHfIHG THE FOLLOWING WELL
II known Eastern Companies. WITH large cash
capital and ample deposits IN San Francisco, they
respectfully solicit fhe patronage Of the pnblic:
All losses paid at once in GOLD COIN, without
abatement. Policies ifsued on all classes Of In:
stYable property at the lowest rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE CO-PARTEERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between J. J. Gagnon and d. Mar
guerite in the meat market, business is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. J. J. Gagnon will
assume all liabilities and collect all dues outstand
ing and connected with said business.
d. MARGUERITE,
]. j. GAGN0N.
Gold Hill, Jan. 5th, 1854. JAG I'm
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-01
Terrible Marine Disaster.
Probable Loss ofap Italian Steam FrIg-
ate with 400 Passengers.


The British hip Star Of the West, from
liverpool arrived in New York harter on
the 15rh inst. bringing information msk-
ing il more than probable that the Re
Gniantuomo Italian steam friga'e Of
war Which cesred from New York on
tn 3 with some fonr hundred >o1. or
hoard had been totally lost at sea, on or
al:en' the 7'h in>.
The t.ps am oe he British vessel states
thAr Will. IN r""'e f'om liverpool and
~hen in l.',,'n = AZ dag 40 min, iongi-
..ds- Ga ire 20 IN AT clock on t.
II -Tn.,rn u fnr ! u be 80. la,gr man
-f-~xr Vi II snaln'"p'nAs.- gone, end col
ots = i.e nat e*d, a a signal that they
aisEsG 10 ~p-.k ~ith him. At o'clock
anon ~ ~, nrtg . rhat dav, after repeat
ei ,ni Hnssailng efforts 10 ge, near
a,enph to co.n,nun cate the Star OF tie
We.t managed {" p.s- co~~ under the
stern OF tie Stranger and inte'Togaf.d her
.- 10 her CONDITION TIE reply VA. 'h~t
>ha va. an ltslixn man "' var in sinking
condition. with fonr hundred souls on
b Ard an,l wished ,hr Brit'~her 10 IAv hy
), e. .
,rt
~ ""' 80 ..,'.. ~
u
"i 'he o."' y ''' 90
"' -
t""- - '"e
: >"'r"' '' '''''" ~"
~a' vessel s'''" '" '"-'h 70 'e A'''' W."
'"'-s 'F''' M "''u' 'ae' ","" '.1"'
~ o"'
'Sr 'i>' '''''
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Great Mcclellan Meeting

There ~,.s an itn-ren-- gathering Of T..
friends Of thai noble patriot aud sntiar,
General Gro 3 NCClELL.N. a, he Coo
per Ins:i'u'e. and The square and streets
around. in New York City, on Thursday
Of la, week Juiging from tha publish
Ell acc"unrs Of ibis meeting. few larger or
more enthusiastic than i, WAS have ever
before been witnessed.
The meeting was presided over hy
AMOS kendall, = statesman who occupi
ed an honored seat in the cabinet Of the
stern patriot, ANDREW JACKSON. and who
mad. the opening speech. which is pub,
li,hed eI,ewhere The meeting WA also
ably addressed by other eminer; speakar.
The Institute ball was 'as,-fIly decorated
with banners. mo,tos. &c
In noticing This enthusiastic gathering
the NV York W"rid truly remarks
$ And that ~ the answer of he Amer
can people 10 the i"ng persecution. he
h-apcd up ,bta,nies of hich he at,nir,-
l>tra,lon ha, been gulIfy toward, the paI-
Ian, soldier who twice saved III. cat,ii a
AMI the nation from de>rair. and ~ho>-
large pre.ci-uc. IN The early da,s { IN.
war both prepared the n.rion for IL then
unnss~ nrri contest. Ard devised he mill
iarv pohcs ~ ~hirh nih-ring W. have
ever, ~''era ~u'c--'ie !. WI ch .han,ionin !
siAt-sman>hip. hardly I--. r-,rs,k.hl.
than his >oiIerlv y-nin,. IN The very cri
- "f fh- p-nin>u Ar ra,upa'gn ma KID "ur
TIE poiti1tni pnlrv . nhIrh the marion
mus 'einrn II ih. nation wnuiA ha a, o.!
: The pnirtrrst Significance .f he me-,
ing if II need be further expy-- ~ j, rh,-
that all hose conservative mn n H..
whole \nr'h who have nor hitherto a,t-.i
with fhe DeInncra'rr party. ah.rpver ,h- 2
past names "r rre.i- all next November :
ioiu with the vr-a; Democracy 10 plsr. ~
thu h-si ~ III government life '.n,
Democrat. and 70 conduct the narl't',
rttn&ph tie uiftl'ar, and pohijcal prir
NJ ~. h. h+t .nr-t IN pr-,,i-ai .
= ce>r,rest En'ofi spt t.-cusG4nr ~ ,r-
| t-r announce suafr"snr hat vi h-'.
ci-Sr ] .dy 1an, Geu-r.i NJ -it.n F. hs
:uan ahnve Ali otf-rs- hose no,nina,,au
q. the Chicago Democratic Conv.p,i.,i
v ii, best 81 'sty The Yer, intelligent aui
pnn.tnu~ r'a>s of conservatives whom III.
,.un.,-rs III. imher,Iirr, .nd The crimes of
the administration rs treason 10 the Con
s:itu,inn AND ,he ro,,utrv hav. united. ani
mus, next November con, n,r-'-lv Identify
With the D-morrrric psrty. SnS-ser she
nominee Of that convention NAV he
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vive. although to a verv late hour -.,
chearfuIly resigned 10 The will q heaven
s g Hsn1lin got & severe fall, which made
, hal circular cut upon one knee and gen-
arally hrui.-d his body His face va,
slirh.ly and hi. hands severely burned -
G G Hall. Robert A iI@ll and Clark In.
graham were in the h4zsar and hurryiuc
to save all the goods possible. .aving un-
III tho wav to the stairs leading to the
-ifie entrance WAS closed, the hrss named
onlv eiTrcfing an egrsss bv that Uav.
RnhAr, A. Hal finding tha, course Gu.
off. rushed 10 the eas, gallery, AID break
ing ,hrough a window. assisted 4 lady
from Big Flats in jumping 70 ths voof Of
the New England Kitchen and he himself
jumped af er her both re,chng the ground
=, last. in safety Clark Ineraham wa.
driven ia one of the ladies' dressing room.
and cluno 20 the sill with one hard Ant
foot, wi,h hIa head thrust outside to avoid
comnlet. .nfFncs'ion. nn,ii he VA. rescued
hv a ladder raised ~haIe he WAS. He -
c.rs.! With a severe burn "f the hsnd -
Harry Covaii, Who ran through tia buil,l-
in, =, the fi,., alarm TO asa. auv ~ho
~ Dhr he in dsnyar ~hl'e dr-cenainy the
from, s,sir. became sutf,cs,e and f-.l &"
The door below, h,esk'ny ore of the ho"-s
of his riyht fore arm and badly hrn'-iay
he r;eh, hip sni head. 80 u" "a - can
las,a .vary her .s-rsoa and chsd -v.n. .
q .s,al r,o,, IN. kui',iir,y up <r.,ni ur-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-01
Tragic Termination Of A Sanitary Fair
The Church Destroyed BY Fire
From rhe Ems Aav"r-

Oar people ari a. IRA :" 10 'shor~a and
worked !, @, "" .ur ~sni,.ty F.i,. had
htI- .rncay'ion ih.r II would be 50 aud
i.p!v clr--,; hy great s'a SD cs'astro-
uh. Blt ahnu. hSf ps.' 6 n'.inrk last
n Oh, lad -on ot N.h~n RSka,. .r.i
another lSi ~ith him b~g.n :" llgst ~
the gas in me building "m,n-nrng vii,
the frat burner ~ within he hack en-
trance 10 ,h- l.>' ll-rv. The ga, being
turned on ~ fnu h-.d =. tn. ii,h, Va.
srrh.d it .tresm-d upward srt ju>'
cany'' one "f he hanging f-stoon> Of
ev-,yr-en- Persons who happened 70 be
near =, hand .sw ii- cY'irai condition Of
'h,nys. G & Hall attempted TO >rs'ch
down she i,urnrg fe-roon, and John Pew
nolA>. rnnn,ng into ~. iA'ie>' at-rinc
r"om r.ucht M = pal .f ~s'er and d..h
- II over rh- I->rng ti,na., hn, every
-T,r- w.s n-e'a-- the .varCr-ans having
h.,o,na 40 ar, 'h., he flames were Iesp>
inc .lnnc from f->,"nn 10 fe..oon until
ui,hin a f..~ r.n,r.nt. 'hA f,re., - -v.r.
rr-po. ana A-ror-'rnn. fiiiry The ~ha'a
;r.orio, ~ ''~ bu,ti'ng Gas sIe mas o.
..s'hrg Aa,ne-
rr"v,aently, in-t At that time the
hul'.'in- ~.- more clear Of people than
i, ~ been dnr'ry anv ,'n- p'->i"n~ .ince
,ha fair opened 4 f.~ .a'-~m-n were
scattered AROUND he v~r,"i. .al. and
brn,hs. and the visitors f,r the rno., part.
were \, .nrpar IN the dining hall The
da,aiI Of ,ounc rn---. actiny As table
walters ahnu, thirty in nnmh-r. ~.r-
attending to their du'ie. there Several
rarson. were ,lso in t'- store room pre-
par no food in' 'he table There were
quite \ number "f onrg children srs''er-
ID rh-ongh re huilaing ~evers' # the
occupants u.-in hI <-w Fry's"i ki's.h
IN uhih VA. \ '.ruporsrv h ard hut
IN q :, the wee; IL. "f rh- Church s
'rs,nhr .n,l " " t'"rvar>e ~ho ru>h-4
frnrn ~. Ne. Fin anI kitchen 81 - fir
aiarru r,u,.al ~ - thrnuvA h lower /.
per, r he binding. giving the .'ar,n
saI -h-n p-~c4ed-d = he ,,sler-s 10
save NO "lgs b. IN danger Bot .
~ their r.r,.p. The flame sna -moke haf .
- filed h, chn-ch that, ea1eavorlrg 10 J
pa, dnpn the font Rtsirway VI ton- .
verse ah-r g.,ing 3 iir;e girl oct IN /
,f-,v. in ,hs heuid-ring and -ufTocstihc /
.mnk. fa'I Over soms imredin-n,. An!
tpfor. ~ could crawl 10 p'sce Of ssetv.
hi. entire face and head, hands aud tore>
arm. were so baen-i ,lat .ha skin peeled
,f A, hi. advanced ags, near 70. !,
as- hardly b expected ia, BE ii. sq-,
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The Latest News.

Hon DIVES l.ovEtoY. member n Con-
gr.s. from Illinois did in Brook n, The
Ers, Of he week
An. Y Hor1as dispatch hra i, that
al the try.nizeS rni'ifia Of 'he Northern
State. ia 10 le called out 10 gn.rd fortress
e. in and ground Washington. while The
veterans viii all he concentrated 10 psr,ir-
ip.,e in rlre Richmond campaign
Iii la.7ne,' from excellent apthofi.s
sha. Gar GRANT favor, the -mp'"N 'n~',
of xll general. not IN active 'u'v. snf r'.at. :.
IN cav. shat j. decided on both FktAnS
End McCLsLLas will be assigned com
nands. The administration Is Of course
opposed 10 it. hn' GRA>r rs his own
wa,. beng supreme commander & all thr
military
GOV Bs,aLErTr. Of ken'uckv. i in
Warrington. and on the 26ih ult had an
interview with the president relative to
The snrollrn.n, Of slave. in ;hat state. II
is not Learned that anv conclusion ha.
been reached il 'h- premise.
VALLA>nI6u.M will BE- chosen con
pr~s-i..npI leI.gtr- Ia he Chicago conven-
lion from he 3 district
A dispatch from Columhr~ k-n'"ckv
,avs :E,t FoKRE.r AMI F.ILKSER arc ne-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-01

Trs rorRse OF rHe FsEMn<T NEs =
IT i. ur1era in NaShnrtnn that the
leaders nf the Fhuaaxr f4csion have de-
termin~d to organize in every ei-c'lon
district throughout he Nor'h irre.nertive
Of the present Republican orcu izs''on.
with view 10 run the Pa'hfnd~r a. a
candidate whrrhrr Mr. LI>CnLS i mons
mated ~ he June convention or not =
They alaga as All ey.usA for thi- ravo'n
tinnsrv party action that the c"nvent'nn
is certain 10 he controlled hv :ne great
ehodiy contracting and pfir--hal,ijno IN
tere.'. They assert rhs' Genera SIMON
CAMERON is conmand-r-in-rh rhief If The
LY>cnr< fnrr-. AID rhat he has arranged
the delegations from all the Northern
States in favor of Mr. LrNcoLN's advance;
hanca they decline 10 recognize the vaIidi-
~ 81 : nade-un convention. and will CON
-iAi' The c.nv.ss un'o the close of the po'ls.
Tina rap-menf In snnnecrion with Pow
xRnr's speech i craa.in, 90 liu'e excite.
nen' ic asE: :ns'rstinn circle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-01

NOT ksov exacs,v vhe'e the p',s,oon bUd
g.. were By which they we're to cro.s 'hs
Rap ahAnnock river a, Fvsderick-hs,g,.
.ra afev b. gn' back 10 W.>hiny,on 20.
con-ni, Gen Wooihatv, wh" tsd ,hS .,i--
rec, charge Of them. he a.cer,ainet ,h.s
th., were so'a- - hero up 'he river below
Havper's Fe.rv. and that il would ,aks
nearly week TO ge them a"~n Gen.
Woodbury. said, before the investigating
committoe oF congress, :" wen, % Gen.
Ila'eck and asked him to delay the ma,ch.
Tor fiv. dsvs. ill these hridx.s we're b,p't
down. Gan Flalleck'. reply vac: "l
will no, delav the advance # the army up
on Richmond fo, . single hour"
Ahsr having a'orp-d i, for ten lays for
'he dischs'g- of Gen Mcclellan h~ vn,,.,,
no, stop /, f,r or. hour ~ enable the
''s"-'e' # the bridge. to 'hs Rappshsa-
mock whore Cen. Bn,r.d. could ., oil.
h;m-s't Of 'te~ in crossing Wha, va.,
the c"n-squ~nc-! Gen. R"rn-i t- nv, h~--
inc .prvi ~ that fls p..s "ons had sot ss-
r'v-d, n>r"k~d t"en I" Falmouth. No
"s.'s h'v -f"..'-x ,I- p'vs, h- ~ . hand.
h- h~,. '"..r .'sH' !" ten d.,- h-,~,s.
h- y, ~'"". .r,'ssf l. \. ne~R'iws,.
l. III -',-n,st a." urs ;, . mh-v s,ds.
,.f - ~ net ''-o kurnaide
*, It. s""t.-. ). =. 81 APPLIED 20 rseas.
- a. f..~ - e'rk = s. .rd ss,e>. i'm.
r,.., 49,. f- sc. So. H. 90 obliged
:" 10 .."s AHs .s,: ~ . - t,e de.perAts'
s'.~.ei :" .'nt., 'A-.s '"s' 6,..,i~hs -
". 4
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,v order Of The Sarr.tarv nf Wav
f. D. TOWNSEND. A. A G..
" aSnino'on. March 25


Gen Pl-saan'on has been relieved t-nsn
eh- cntnsn.nd of hi- ~Svairv corps, and j.
ordered to report TO Gen Eos~rr.ns Cen
>' A.. i, ordered 10 reuer. to Gen Curt. ::
Gen Newton is ordered 10 report TO Gen
Sherman: Con. French Is ord.red 10 re-
port at Philsd-'phis Gen Meredith IS
ofdared % repor' At Cairo; Gems Rex
e''s, 'iinhoa aud WaAs.o'th AZ nrt-r-ci
~ rap"r. 70 G-n. H->'a for ss-gartu.s
TO command Gen Cs'asaIl Is relieved
10 en.hte h',n 10 All on COW. r>~'isl
1sn >i,ia"ia IS ordered to cou,s martial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-01
ueCleilans Notices.

A, IN immense .ae'ing IN New York
thA following mo':oe. were dis,la II
above the platform:
preserved. wha'sv1r hn 'ho ..os, in time,
treaaur- and blood Hc Ce!Kyn
Lot neither military disaster. noli,ir,r
faction. n"r foreign VA shake nnr rn~.
pose 10 enf',r"e ~. eqn-l operation nf he
laws Of ihe t1ni'"d S'.:"s upon the peo le
Of everv state lie TXeli1s.
0nr csnsa r'ns' never he ahsnao, od .
II is tho cause "f free ns,i'ufions and self
government - Nc TeNnn
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- By letter We earn tha, the 14rh

regiment has joined the Red River expe,
fiti"n witt th- exra"'ation If hairr gone
some l,:la time. also that Col WAkD !.
c,mmaniin.a h,iyad. and our Oil friend.
Adj " RF,p i \. A \ g of th-
.s'n- '"'g.'- IL .~,s NJ At ~" d..
"f ",i'iny notr Il Go +. bal Joined Il .
feyim.ns
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Important Military Changes.
Wan Itrp'r. AD5r Gx>'t's. hrFtcc
Washington, H.r'h % Oh



General. r,'-r>, No 10:
ls' Rv di,ac'ion of the rre>id-n, 81
n. Tni.l ~,.t-. ~. runh.r Of Any
cor,.- cn,er.i-'ny rs- Army of he Pn'o-
m ~ vii ~ -. iuc.i 20 thre-. w: the >
5h aud 6 d co,rs The troop. of he
.,'h-r ,wo corps, W. he H. and 81. siil
b.. ,aunn,.,i'v r-orgsnizai and 3is''hu>
'.t s.nony the d 5h aud Oh by the
ro,n r,sndiny cen"rsl. ~ho Will determine
what -,i.,iny organization shsi tsin
their corr- BADGE. AVID o'her t4l.'lncilvs
rna'ks The s'*fT nfsi ~rs o' the two cotns
~hcs sra temporarily broken up vii be-.
assigned 10 vacancies in other corps -o far
as snch vacancies nav exist Th"-- for
hom there are no vsr.~"i.. will c@-se to
h- c"n-ii rai - oHce Of t!. sssefal
s'sH- o sr',v cows
2i Mai Gen X Warren i. ASA iyr-i hv
the president 10 he con,aan "a Of he 81
srr-tt corps
81 r.. following General aff.er. ~.
H. .chot rom 'h- Army Of the Pot"mae.
.sa NIL r-,,ar. f,r or 'ers - he ,Ain..rt
g"rs.s' of IA. army, viz: Msi G.n Geo
S,ka< United STATES vn'rn'p-r.: Naipr
sen W II French. do: Msi. Gen John
Newton. do: Brig Cen. J Il kani',. d" ::
Brig Gen 2 y. Spino'a do; Big Gen
Sol Meredith. %.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-01

RI JOE CoBrRs of NV York h,. ,c>
cppiad the challenge o. JIn Macs Of Fng.
land to fight him in Ireland and lsayas n,
England os tie f!st OF Nav.
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NOTICE,

WE ar. nov "rrpared 10 iasH- Passage TIL
W Ell fr ~ Enrnp-.Il Ports narlea he!ov f,
1xri,o=or VIC, S,n nv the old Black STR
L'rs. 1t fnii"witg- slaed .'es-payah!- in Pa
rer money
L"rdor tn "" F'-k ei'v-tinits, S2a
iN'ii,'t Upd-r l2 .ar. ~ ae., a
liverpool 20 y. YorK c,ts-A,iuls, on
children under IL IA
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inNtesd of b.I-2 captured bv hi. corps
ard this McDowel' ..i he eoald nor do
tel upoa the right wing q McCtel's"'. .r
nv, which wSs not auppor ei. - il ~. 10
have beer, by th;s thirty Avs thousand
met. !
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the I.fn-s rlv-r Noe - o -. r...- s,i-
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SPEECH OF HON. AMOS EEgpALL.
AT TIE
Great Mcclellan Meeting in New York,
March 18Th.

l'"iiti's' tAPpAhss ohiV s''h fhal
'hH olG chlef we're here that might
>,ahi oF MN to-h'ght ~ have done IN
"H'e ivy g"h3 cF 'HppsH--) "7h'
may thlnk II strange that man so oil ss
am, whose political life has long since
ended, VII" hs' eVeFv ce'.'art ah"ni sltn--
mat shch man should agsih -'nhsts M
on me s"f'n' .As OF p"'ifics h.t. The
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kF- Ger. SCoTr. !, is unders.oood, IN
.o-ses McCLELLAE as the best nt.tarv
re.e-ai n - tadaral se-Y.ce
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Town Tickets !!

We will prin, Tickets for the coming
Town Elections at .uo hours notice. Price
s 90 for one hundred 81 80 for two
hundr.d-$2, 90 fer three hundred. Cash
devn-no credit.
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Psducah Captured an! H-sakes.

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Oot M. k,r--A j" H. = .fk. IL. 49, .r.i
h-f mile. "~r ~ trdsy -N rrO,.a
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4 ~ all th- sh~sr,nn The rebels
'a-.>-i f'S, 'ro",,s sri .. .n',el '! inr,
I'D ".t. rern', 81 fnu' tin~. 50 ,shoo,.
~ + al fr"s, hui',!irp- IT h. rnnrs IT,
thr '.rt ard on u uun'ns. The fed4r--
- sved - ,h- boil iae. kn"ckiu. 'h-m
dn"n >nt setting th-m on fir. While
'hi- VA goirg on. ~, i.S nf he enemy
riuHdsrei stores and carried IF i,n,~e.
Wa.Ainy,os March q
C"rn"aors Pennr"k telegraph. from
Cairo 10 III. Ravs d,la'ins"' TIA, hes,
irg that TIE rebel ravsl,v of G-p F .rrs.,
had occurred P~duc b X, he en-, IN
TO ynnho.,. .n1 t-msnIpl rhs -uv endsr
rf he .c- F,yr+,. 1.f,.~,!. and ih~s
the gun'".'. on.nal on il. driving ,hs
r-hr- ou' killing and ~"un.l ny $40. ard
ro-ip,rta'y d,.>'rn,irg The piSc- Nv Hre
from .h-iis ken,urkv eorgv~ss,nan ye-
crived ,e!rvr4n. N nigh, uf;he same ruy,
port.
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~ Read The speech in 70 d.y'g psney,