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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17

Disfe @orte Ilauesn i'm wie
bic pofaune ess ianafsn 0eri&ts. une
ua&bsm sr LANCE Daljsan betva&ts. bate,
psnbete It (stn @,G&t al unp laels:
@eide pom mir!
9artus. eaS mus mon a%nns.unsn.
Bate pdbrsnb It Balisan 70 fraets, rab
pie(sr Jpn antpo7 tns: "Sis b6,sn msius
cod aut oeu p,si n,l&t,psns
Grcesn ntat an Jpn subuu, MID. w.l ii
f9 tbm eamuls Mot p%urasbotsu bultsn.
~lonesrn rsil II I& DOT psnis!bn asfa1&
lst. 1sr 6intuball bel 9onruu,sss Iis
Ba,titars? 9apnuS Nn psib. NO
ete Gn,b0uuuesn auneu ba!Isn| BAL
jean i&isn MID, tu Mann Au (ttn, ru
,urldwi6 unb tpu wttf, eb Mortue.
psnu It 1srIdnS,. nt&s 9swlni&, bdt''.
TIN ron lDst,sum AurQdAubol,enY Mo'
rtue bate d& mi. Nrt, oeu unr'&t o.
idrdtu. i, rue,e f&on ~ uiH. 81 (u6''
,bsr 04 AZ bsldubsn. ale w'itn au'lu'
tldren, te(oursrs woutt Il GofdIe bin
rsobrinetn. wsnn It rie NuBm Dor BAL
jean 3u:1udls.
Sn piflu S,immuna nal 10 fur Wa'
rtus cine ne6turs 0uIs9snbstt, roron ~
rtntsn: Dr. Mann miro au& In 3utunfI
in Bulb,une nit Qoistis tlsibtn. D,'
l&rsdl,tm Groa,n. DOT wtl&sn 81 surdd
ssptasn. mod,s 1t G& jfe' faa gum Dor
uu,f uuo amar, roe Il hs Mot anban
Ct btsl, 69 far III 9ut. far lu }anft orn
far ~ (twa9. lie Sdwd&e bate Jpn
,u sin.m %unpo,6&naen 3upsfanenie es'
b1a&t; II bate f& rlbrsn Iolsn rae
war unrs6t osmslsn; ~ bdlts rsn uni
,tnf ud WaIisan fo1trnhn md0'n. BAL
isan rar Dsur T bd'n ras 6aue Don
ibm t.iuiatn mlNsn. 1t mar uniui1is'
Gen mir ~. 4
Was obn nun tbun2 Die Be(ud'
DaIjeane ma1sn ibm botf mtcs1rdriia
Do1u ru Diam BET tbms Woe tbun
6iu beta ub,e Il Nd. 81 ucutt nit
p,t,u arobm q pcgle nitt rei'u In
pts 1itfs asbsn. CT bot'e rh ~ s'nsH
9u(rretsn unltiisn Iaisn. VaIjsan bal
IH KIN UulI wv IS'pIN t'"'" oUuI''"H
bsonrere sinsm SndH'na mu6 NOR
Bort taIt.n. Cinc nf. yf:4t inss0f;
aaIt 6o(etttn.
Nue risle @horkn rcets:. Wa1iue Ia
Rorfs bin uno btr unc b:unrubiaitn Jpn
pei6t mar 70 ni9t. tv(s Bsun,ubipuni
&o(u1.u Al %csrbuetn utu eis yNts i
tin Aolsn, unp IS Rtuna Wa1iue.
u.bIi0tne rta,sIr II iSeirbar lmtdlc(
Gtae.n an Gofut., ii. unf& dltip mol nj
cine laubs unp ni6le obnte. 81 lprod
nit ibr Don ibrsr Hinrbeti tunp ron ibrt
9uasnp unp lbs13fuah fb mftr uni
msbr, rag Auss, mos sin VsnNb ls,s
fam In Ol,s. y.tbe une A&tta,ftil re
Ter SndR.na flr Gofette 8trs(en mar.
Aute soe. mac Wlarius 9tabnt UNI per
d. Hthtt, pnr @tttttttttt. 8nft Hft
balh re gilis ssIistt UNI bslddBt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
Das 3immsr untsn.

Nm ancun 1oae esatn abtnp f'cpf't
8aIieou on roe 1bor rss haule5 @ius
normonc. Du Boett ,mrfna ,bn. d,
Basfe mar i'm 5cis, ais babe II geftbI
uo;u sibatt:
Sbnt eab 9aIisun Gtwas (apIe, fros''
ibn Ter Baets:
81 ru 9ur bindufaebtn oesr unteu
bl.tb.u moQs? Der 6nu Barou BAT mil
a%ufa.traesn. 70 ju fraa'n.
unlsn tIeibn. antro1tete Ua!isan.
Dn Baeh 6Tnsie, l%briatns 8anl tbr:
iurdtspou, ri. lbdr ree 3tmmue uni
+(uett:
Sd pe,es 70 etr enariesn Gtau mel
pen.
Ias 3immrr, In psl&ss Balloon i1ot.
mar esuolbt unp i.udt. 50 rienie asles
gsntli@ ole &slu. 9in0 ouf pts Sna6s.
bate sinsn 1ubborrn son rotbsn 3it9tln
uno mar nur malt turd Gin usraittntee
5tnRu belsudni. Go otb6rts ju eenen.
pelte pom rem Bsien nt&t utd In IN.
ipru9 e,nommtn wurrsu. Eu Stoub
b,fanp lid ru1tn un9ta0u uno Gle BET
ioIeuna CT Spinnsn nat teins sifrtoe.
Das 3immsr. tIstn unp niseriS. sntbteli
,tnm boufsn luru: Glai&su IN sineu,
Dintl. Sm 6inle0runee bsfane f& Tin
Kamin. O. nor Gsutr. rorin on9tma&t,
10 8 a%nesuistt, rob mon auf BE Antwor1
9~alj,aus. ..unten bleibtn". aers&nn bat'
re. bmd SsNd Ranetu on bttesn Gdtn
r,s Hamins ,rt(d.n i'm S.Nsin laa tir
iismli& abRenuB!u 9sppt&. Dae ..3im'
mer rlrr.eurd pen Qi&n&sin ess Jsuue
In Ramin unp eurd ras Ddmmnun8e'
liai pom ST. 1urtn bslsu6tt.
8alisan wa, mice. Silt mebrsren
Io9sn Of unr iblih It ntdt. Ct fan|
auf tintn ru 5sGi. Der Baete fam
niet.r. lsQt. tine %brtnnsnee 4u3e aul
cen Ramin unr e:ns. Balison, c,r Zen
Rcpf tdnosn !nb. bsme1t!s pern ten
Baelen. nod rts 3srje.
Mit .einsm Wale riatne II i@ ral&
empor. &ofttte aanp biutu tim.
8. bate fe Mot sintretsn fsbsn, ats,
er fahl4e, ra6 &c sint1dt.
IL trebte 6d UNI. u bnro&tM ii.
sic tpar unsnrli& (d6n. obn wae q NIL
70 ttsfem Blid bnro@tets. rar Mot III
5t6nbeii, Is NOT ibr 6u3.
Nun. foats Goltttt 0atn. Id music.
ea6 eis munt.rli6 maren, ahr 10 stmae
battle Id TOD ni&t ouarist. Das nsnns
i'd MIR eiusn Ginfou. Wariue fa8ts mir,
i'd fcute 81. bier supfan8sn.
Sa. roe nlnlds Id.
Sd urpa1t.ts RE Autrcrt. @ui! Sd
,siee 9bnsn atu on. ea5 ID conn b6is
bin. Ganesn MIR slsi& i'm Anfause an.
Batter. flGsn Sie mid.
eie ntbte tbm tie @anss.
8alj.an blttb unbtpseIi6.
gle rabr.n G9 nidt2-D as ~ aasr-
tiuas bic baliuns zines S&ulebsnusisn.
abr alei&ptsl. ID psrseibe 9bnsn. Stfus
GtrtRus bat aslaei: stide tie aabsre
Dauee aud bin. Da III fs.
limb fe retdte bic anee.e @anse bin.
Dolieop rdbrte f& ni@t. O. war. oIs
udrsu Tim tie Gabe an btn 9oreu anse
Das ui,e t,nataft! luete Goidts. -
Wds bobs Id Sbusu tenn esiban9 Sie
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17

g&Ia&tp'an an Sen. Wea6e. 9snsral
Msabe fab tsnfelbeu Fa&tts On. sertte
pann pas' papter unb wa.f esm Dotsu bie
Stade prrd&tli& jurid. 60 wurse bieS
ZEN, 5&url ale freds Humaeuns CUR 3aR
asIset. Ssst bssrstft man absr. wts Elm
u%ntrssnsral f& 3u stncm fol&en S@ri.is
otrrun9sn flblen fcnnte unp uuBt,. i
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
Der SpnQreF.

TroBrsm. pab rer &on0rse BEL Oraont
la,,on re 6oules Dli,ne mudte tsdhia
einoritn ~ mcuen, bai Il rod I'm gan
atn esnommsu ni6ts oetbau.
Der. @ona,% bat nidt aewoat - |aat
rts Mbenettttuna rie unberinar per
i5nIid. DitnfrRidt einauf1bren, bot ober
auf rsr anrun Ssite' stns M6a|tdfsit ats
i6ofen, (oIds Blrper. ote tbre $500 be
,oblt babsn. uro6 iron au frieasn," Dis
ss fr1bfr nor, mubte Der 6anpweffr, crsr
Artsitu. ru mlbfom feline $500 suiams
mene,tra6t bolte. rae u unAsff6rt
feline Grmsrbe.bdIiafsh 3u @unRsu (tinsr
6am'Iie ouwtnrm f6nnt mtt Is jts'
III. ufauit Il ramit III eins @aleenfun.
d. Dirfuno rislu DsRimmuna IN, raF
koulenre BON burttb(amsn 6anowafern.
rts f1lbsr I'm 5tanoe aeweien (stn wdrrsn.
Gle Atfanrelumme oufautreiben. 70 jtbt
nt4t mtbr psrrn6asn. eab clio rae nsus
GonleriplieuS @sl.b In wsit b6bersm
@rars. ais Dos frlbere, Die Nei@su bs
slufiat.
Die ,ueite .@nbeNerune" bsnebt tortn.
rob ete uei(e, psrn dnftiae uno beiIFam.
Btfimmune pss fribtrn @ef,ses, wona@
.inliet Grudbrsr pom Btttren une @ot'
fen BON Der Mtli,drpRi@t ousaenomnsn
parsn. abetf&aft worren il: cine robe
Bartar.i. wie t1an &c praebens In etm
@s,bsu@ tresnp elmer eieili01'en Patton
lu&t:. Dcd bolt. feline Darbarst, "a II
nur Gonftqu,na!
NoR sbsn 10 pitl 3sit. pis ttm Con
le~riptionse,itb. bat Ter &onerse Der &on'
fseationefroee aspiomu. Das pom pori
esn Gouarss ulu6ens uno aus &ddF&t
auf etn unbsrufsnss Gini@rsttsn 2ineolne
.~mopif3trte" @onfseattonsasftB ttpurfte
in rer 1bat elmer 8erbefsrun9 ~ rarifa.
lem CHM. Dem In 8%trbinpune nit rer
ta,u aneenonmsnsn ou'bsntii@sn Snin'
pr,taiion orpnfle ss gar fetns &onRsea'
,ion. fonrern ,nur cine (sbr unbebdlRt9t.
u1.br Mlbe unp 3ofen ole @swinn ptr
susauefratiou on. Dob mas
IF. pa1 GreebniB Der lonarplsrlasn Be.
rattune,n rss @onAufes2 'Mi&te; oIs
cie Annabms eintr nsuen 9ntapr.tatton.
1w.l&e DE Gntldtirung rardbsr. % cons
Raetn ursr fqutfrit peIeen (ou. esm
Obubuusfee .rt&t juwstR. @stt sntfttnt,
|fdbn unt mtf&tsren auf @rtno Ter biaos
ttf&.n Gn'Rsbuua eer bar. gnfahunas'
b,fimuune 1u stfldrsu. tab cine abfoluts
|Gonheeotton pss 8tbeQeneiaentbume i'm
Ginflane nit ost 'BunesssufafunR une
cen Sutsnttcusn tbru Sttftsr fttt, bai
Der Genert6 rnur esfost. paS bic uoriuu,,
nssmtate &onFeeutiou stue iol&s fstn
Ioae, w.I&e est Bunes6vufafuus :nt@t
.m~ienfuitst. WtE anesru Bsrtsn, n
stat BE Gntfdsibun9 tarabtr. % s'1s
lpi,tli6e Gonkstatien NIT bsr Bt1tonuna
I'm Gintlaus febe, 7peer ni4t. ron r@ obs
esnisl.n.
Das fnb y fxauertinae ftbr bsardn'
r,te Borpd.fe.; Aber :bt&f uubserdneet
ia ber Gaeel. psn bsetalb bic Nbeneleituns
.auf BE Rapifastn ess Gonsrsfss :pi.ft.
s3u, 6aufe befpnbers bsfuesn f& tie Ha'
pisalen n sntf@iepeuer Rinoritdt. Mos
fSnnen fs alfo ousri@ten3s Stbenfals
fup aber au& f.br yiele pom Deuta. psl&s
man studbnli& BE 3ohifaltn bee Com
sr.iss 1sunt, fsbr nett pom. 9aetla1is'
mus sutf.rut. Eeaater eans bat !. D.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-17
Sin @9riftIeber

lsaa tsss.ass pe4afsssas Eltsa IN ksc fks sses olsttes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12


3 The following storg i told il SON.
'nsedcu With the htss WHIT IL ths Pence
SD Princess Of Wales TO Csmbridre:
When tho csrfiages Of royalty had rot
well through the iron gates q shs beek
u Sc. johns '0oilegs. ! sober and ssb.
ssntial lookisg Ay - brsusham, drawn
By gray horsss appsared 4 The sane
gate, but vas refused admission. Nov,
i happened that some particularly stnpid
poheepes had heep, ehossh 10 kesp this
entrance against oil comers; sad hey
had, Indeed, Just sepniped sxo o. thrss
essssemsn, who. p. ysiuY showed the Vice
Chancellor's aa,koss;ily 81 tkeir beios Il.
lowed TO pass. 4 ,eiersbiy ven knows
face--that Of the honorsd Pssaiss Of
England. viscount Palnsfstos-looke a
out OF the vindor With "a enquirisg q.
psssaioa. His iordsElp wss reeoe nised
by The crowd, Who cheered him heartily |;
but the police were insxorshls, and d.
'efiued 70 let him ID. Entreasies vese
tried and failed threses tsiied TOO; the
orders Of the lasaie VS. thai no per-
son were to come through that ny.
At last one Of these Doehssr.ss very saeo.
~ reoarked be vSuId he's "ths parties''
thfsughs Is they walked; and positively
Lord and Lady kPdnefssoa vcrs con-.
pelled b. ioa.iihi kass Of ,cooatry police
70 alight At distsncs Of moro than .
quarter Off mile 90 fOst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

The Tender OF Tho secRetqrYsblR...1
-aN Cev. TUAsj DeeliRasf6h.N
AS matter Of interest to the public.
3 We give the business-iikc telegrsphic cor
respondence between President Lincoln
and Gov. Tod:
t4z NIB. LINcoLN's DIsPATcH.s
81 Washington, June 80, 1864.
Hon. David Tod, youngstown: s2isEa -
have nominated you to the Office Of
Secretary Of Treasury in place Of Gov.
Chase, who has resigned. Please come
without moments delay.
~ AeAst A LINCOLN. e
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3
GOV. ToD's REPAY. w
youngstown, O., Jaas SO, 1854.
r. 10 the Presidents, Washington CITY y sE4g y
4 us The condition Of my health forbids the
acceptance of the Distinguished position
you offer me s, Grateful for this mark "
your confidence, Z 6 : Y
= - am sincerely yours, ) -aas
- 800 ...,.s. ,. Dam Top. sgs'
The declination Of Gcvsfnor Tea waS
,telsgfsph bed inmedistsly 1pon raeeivin9
- the d;sfaiah IRON the Prssidsat. ana Nj.
ssT Lincoln must have known 0pyefpor
Tod,1 dssisiDn bsfors lie ssssiue s, uaraf y
Of that day announced the rsslos1fl66 Of
Mr.. Chsse and the ncnipssiop 81 the
4ao Presidsut!e TIES I'D ~ 40 "a
i = - Soms " III ihshionstls tsutaausAnta
on broadway, New York, charge one doll
~ for ! glass Il bsand5 - - -
ksst,sszW - = < = II Y -
The coquetbss ailo Wlsa no tnenf
= Svesw Wcdid, If she were . military -.
qusrsy, win and sack oitiss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-12

LAsAII4 Ill, Jnly 10th, 1883.
JoHS II. Blood. kg-Desr sfy: hsve bern q sufferer
for six years wfft Chronic Kheumafis and take .rssf
pernesin rsensaendne yow kAliesnasd 6sut aad ksu-
rslxia Specific TO be the medicine for that s@sse
that have rver he4rdof When coumeaced takisg h
could hardly yak 81 sit sfii CREST wxs the pain
ard tn thrss days xas free ffs@ IL s legs ere To-
The nrs dpe n ave years. free fss4n pan, and f-~l
nimb< thst think woad he dancing I'll tie while 1t
did NOR esss - ch fr nusie Rat, sir Il u spacnAd
medicine aDd wQua reronfaeDd oil these afctsa With
those dscasss 10 tsy It. have just Capt naymood
10 ht-d Of ninsl ks back with ndanAun~aory rheu-
naatism, sd told hin what soar medicine did Tor
be viii send q yon for Of IT, EnelG-a plsase find
two oeiisS snd send me two bottles OF the specific
should Bot ned myself all fiss il to that
does e< there plenty that suffering VITA those
Diseases thst nnzcquaints nth .ear Specific aud
think thai sou oaghf IT, inbish In rvery city In the
Cnsoa- Very respectfully yoszss,
Carr. JAMES VI. BROWN,
Residence, Chict.a, I'LL
b send medictne 10 u D. z VI. Khitusan, Chi
csgo. JW.h
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SUDsIsrENoE oFFIcE, UNITED STATES

HrissaleT-vy-- -.,-- sa,-r vuarts,ms.,s,
"-Is iW Depot OF WashiUgtou
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Sweden finds she has a silver mine.

-ohcueu mas shc mas silver mine,
The Queen of Spain has knighted Gottscb,lk
Rents at Washington are skerce" and high.
Last year three hundred and eighty-eight
prisoners were fogged in England
butter is selling at twenty-six cents along
railroad lines in Western New York.
Two inches Of snow fell on Sunday at Bruns-
wick, New York, near Troy.
The wool-growers Of Wisconsin have organ
ized protective association.
--Madrid has voted 5000 reals for a monu-
ment to Columbus.
Liverpool is to have the finest exchange in
Europe
The beautiful statue of Venus, worth $4,000
torins, has been broken.
"A new steam -four mill, which turns ont one
hundred barrels day, is in operation in Newport.
--lhe New York sheep growers will hold a fair
in New York about the middle of May.
AN old lady in Lowell, Mass, widow. who
reared thhteen children, has 225 descendants
The stockholders in the Leeds, England,
Bank-failed-are responsible for three millions
OF dollars. No great chance to "bull" that stock.
Dummy engines, instead of horses, are to
be tried on some Of the railroads leading out of
Boston.
Mrs. Samuel Hamilton, of Kempton, Nova
Scotia, aud three of her children, perished, few
days since, in a conhagratlon which destroyed
her house
a herman tragedian, with the swoe. and
simple name Of Bogumil Deyison, is coming to
this country from Dresden.
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have ve ever for moment had she power 90 eounter,r
er PSTpossf a o o. Sas r Iesders
dissuiuitn of The Union aud the overthrow Of
cine thSt no os. 'fS Of ~ BS5sSs q his sggead9,
can ever dssuade ihcm from Il They have eomnittoi
20 TIE Eneth Hnguaee 70 never nrdsr s1y eiT3,
ssn'ts ,ubni 70 reconstruction Of the Union and
proud spirit OF rebellion subueaso by dc coerc.
pt' OF Vac We VIII ncvct have either pttce reunion
Tie masses Of he ponplo south. n released II nm tho'
,7'ri bon src, would no hesato to accent any S' and
hon rsbic nr Ioons tor po but a. i their tyranni-
ese. '' ~" p'u .D'y san never exercise this pF-
TetrurR'c FOR she Presidency of the United st,.os al
iHslyn hour aus usv h app ohonsuns, and annot
,'', We rsl Win ut uittg you 90 guard tne people
n'w tc 'le pcoi paramount object VI cor1u,tngoir
r,,i,t. t. 3. bis duty TO urr.cr,C tac tuon Al All b,,I
tic 60 trtc Cr tEt the laws OF the Uod State. be cp
8, Is 10 bic power 10 sustsin tlS ric,ise5 evS1
n , ,N,,i,, a. ct ,,rsor. iney nowcr II necessary %
.sru Art u me. Ga
WI. G. HICKS, ", d .Cavura Miss
MM u sMl1 q, Raudohh ouniy Aa
h"'fwEy = ,, tltLl IN member elect 20 Ala. Icg
To His h Cell, ncy Governor Kc a d Yates, ni fi,,i
The late Joshua Bates left ss.OOo.Ooo.
--FproPCens pay E3 to & per pound for Chi.
ntse birds meets.
Joseph B. Goss, Of Bethel, Maine, cut his
thtoat from car to ear in Chicago, Friday.
"A $4,000 trotting horse is just dead in Buff
falo OF heart disease
There has been a snow storm in the Shcuan.
dcRh valley.
Beautiful State. Yermont-buttcr sells at 90
cents pound.
White women work in the cotton. fields near
Mcmpli..
Seventy thousand dollars bad fractional cur
rtncy has been seized in New York
"A plsnier in Kcntuoky paid $3.50 for a sub.
siitute for his slave who was conscrpted
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n, oUARTFRNIAsTER GENERAL s
10y Office, First Division,
WAsIfN0roN Cry, October j, 1894
HORSESl uORsESil HORSES ~
Horses suitable Tor Artillery and Cavalry service VIII
be purchased 0lEsBoRO DEPOT, IN open market I'm
November /, 1854.
norses win bs delivered to Captain I Lowry Moore.
A. q. H., and be subjected to the usual Government
inspection bturc beina aceeftod.
Price Of Cavsly Horse, Sl75 each.
Price Of Aftilery Mors ses $50 each
IA, ment nil be made for SIX (6) and more
JANIS A. EKTN
- a., Colonel First DiVls0I
W'otsl Quariermaster-G Generals Oaica.
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| -
| ~ Army, No. 20 SOUTH Street,
BALnMoRE Nd October 10. 1874.
ofiee nntu y NJ on moSDAY ocober 81 Issa Il tes s
furnishing the United States subsstencs DspGrtmeat
FOUR THOUSAND (iHO0, HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE.
on The hoof delivered at the State Cattle scales at Ba,
tendeSs TO be weighed within and Lalf days amer
Sysrage NE o. SnS cen rSetoT They must
all hling shot Of 1000 thousand pounds roas Wes
nns w stass oxen, Cows Heers, and Hornless Cattle
gedaeliOn Of ten (lo1 pounds win be made from the
yded he animal does mot stand IA the and
hhli nours before being weighed, weighed immc-
diatey after removal from the cars.
a. ssak oIns for ProPosss can Be had application ot
P6oosAis by ,eissrsph or ether Irregular. informM
The Government VIII caim the right OF weighing any
%sS sniss II an s%eparate % It's appesrsacc ndestes lees
pen!e ofweshing w be paid BY party erns in jade-
Each bid to secure conSidesaton mu,t contain writ
Ten eurantse q two responsible persons, as fOows;-
we -, o. tho County Of =, state OF -, do hereby
accordance with the terms Of his Cor her propostiOn
bsyI sHSa @ AZ ~, oDSs .os s Proposition ss aoeoped s &
mefewih and we are prepared 70 become his securities,
The responsibility Of the gnrEntors be shown by
the official certificate Of the CLERK OF tic District
Bdders mas be presont to respond to their bds and
prepared g give bonds and sign me contract before cav
The Govoment itself the right 70 reject any
or all bids considered unreasonable.
Payments be made amer delivery IN such funds
as may be on hand N mono on hand to be made as
received.
Proposals be endorsed distinctly proposals for
Beef Cattle" and addressed Captain ]. II. Gilman O.
s., Baltimore Maryland
ii bid sm The name Of firm their names and their
post Office address must appear they VIII nor b5
BlderOd
Zach person or every member Of firm 0ferlng pro-
posa must accompany h wi an cath ofa agiance 70 the
uuted States loSelnmsnt,h ne hsa not aeady fled one
in this od.cc.
AV5idsHof comPVing strictly ria he terms Of As acl-
j. II. GILMAN,
IOIs-7t Captain and G. s.. U. :. A.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-20

y n 80 &c9neIus9ll We repeat lhat THE PEOPLE or Tn
SOUTH ARE NOM UNDER A REIgNING DiI- 81 ~
IlsM, WHICH FOR CRUELTY AND RELENTi n q
bAhhAhila HAS NO PARALLEL ~ THE HISfoRY
OF dANklNDi and that they have been iured mn ti
bondage by deceul promises trst eoaroion after
WAts thIekhe lneIciess eonscrntion. They can date
yenons nthe several Southern states 70 decide upo ~
remedy OF cans OF redress against the great crime
Lnc0n In permitting himself 10 be elected lccordn, 10
tie io1ns OF The Constitution. Ssid C0nvenonS cia
plenary power 10 act with no privilege ever given IN ina
people 10 ratfy or reject their proceedings Acts oT @
son were passed, provisional Government was ssb
hshed % Montgomery, and war inau gurated by ~
upon Fort Sumter without ever permitting as 10 decide Ne
to The pronTety Of these revolutionary prosesdngs nc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09
IucOrDOratiOnS.

The following companies fled their ccrtif-
Gates of incorporation, in this county, yes
terday:
Crescent Gold and Silver Mining Company,
to prospect and mine in Gold Hill Mining
District, y. 7. Capital stock, Sj00,000 in
1000 shares OF 500 each. Trustees-0. II.
Plat, Geo. W. Turney, and Sol. Lewis -
Principal place Of business, Geld Hill.
Lady Bryan No. , Mining Company, Flow
ery Mining District. Capital stock $3.50, 900,
1900 shares of 500 each. TrustccS-C.
Walker. J. Dchcll and VIM. G. Murphy.
Principal place of business, Virginia.
Opal Mining Company, FlOwcry Mining
District Capital stock SlS0,000 in 1880
shares of SlO3 each. Trustees-Same as
above. Principal place of business, Viz
ginia
North American Mining Company of San
Francisco, Gold Hill District, y. I. on We'd
uesday last. Capital stock 81, 900, in
4, 100 shares Of $500 each. Trustces-William
VI. Lent, John H. Spring, John 5. Henning,
james Frceborn and Charles L. Low.
LYON County INcoRPoRATIoNs. - The
following company filed certificate Of incor-
poratiun on the ID of january, 1854: Cros-
man Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Indian Spring District, Lyon county-capi-
tai stock Sl60, 900 dollars, in sixteen hundred
shares of 800 each; Trustees, Thos. Brooks
J. G. Murphy, J. S. Crosman, c. 4. Wither-
eli, George Fairfield. Place Of business,
Como. Filed January 4, Chicago Gold and
Silver Mining Company, Palmyra District
capital stock 100000 one thousand shares
of 800 each Trustees, ]. S. Baldwin, 5. Il
Chase and J. B. Witherell. Place of bust
ness Como.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09

Police CorRT.-Three unfortunates, who
from the similarity Of their names are sup
posed to be near kinsmen (they all answered
to the name of John DOeI, were up before
Judge kellogg this morning, charged with
disturbing the peace last night. One became
intoxicated on Charley Bryan's infinite Jest
another on Claggett's eloquence, and the
other became insane on Beebe's disinterested
zeal for the public veal. They were fined in
sums varying from FIVE to ten dollars.
THE SOLDIERS AND BRoKERs.-A sub
seription paper in behalf of the new regi-
ment was presented this afternoon to the
Board of Brokers, who will act upon it on
Monday next-liberally, we doubt not, for
they have earned a character for iberality.
THE BRrIsERs. Young Healey and
" Loop" who had fight on B street, Vir-
ginia, yesterday afternoon have had to
pay a fine of forty dollars each. When
separated Healey had LOOP" down and
was giving him fine Gathering"
CIVIL CAsEs.-In Justice Atwill's Court,
this morning, the following cases were dis,
posed of: Warner & Manning VS.: MIR. ana
Mrs. Kelly-judgment for plaintiffs by con-
fession Of defendants. Goldman & 20. vs.
NJ Bryant-judgment for plaintiff.
ONLY OxE.-There was only single case
one of drunkenness, before Judge Leconey
this morning.
Srocxs.-Business in stocks, as will be
seen BY our reports, is reviving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09

PERPETUAL MorIoS.-A Mr.. Caruthers,
a mechanic in Kingston, Canada, processes
to have. discovered the principle of perpet-
ual motion. A correspondent Of the Brit
ISL AmericGn states that it is proved by
one of the simplest things in the world in
the shape of machinery. 1.-The mode"
he says, d" is constructed of eight levers,
and each of these levers has weight at
tached to it. Seven of these weights are
descending while one is ascending; it
stands to reason that if we have weight
to lift one hundred pounds, with lever
six feet long, and if you place the fulcrum
two feet from the end of the lever, we
have four feet of the leverage, and weight
of fifty pounds will balance the lever.
Mr.. Caruther's invention is on this prinei-
pie. We have seven of those weights
lifting one of the same size" The cores
pendent promises that the wonder will
shortly be presented to the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09
no Those Whom It may ConceIn

DARTIEs HAVING CLAIMS IN THE
L Mammoth ledge, Eagle District, Douglas
county, are requested to pay their assessments
Company, Or VIM s. Burns & Co.'S store, In Gold
Hill. who is duly authorized to receive and re-
eeipt for the same viii see that all assessments
paid shall be faithfully applied in prospecting
the ledge. JAS LILLY,
ja4 I'm Foreman.