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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-30

THE UNDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION
l. to the above card, give notice that on and after
the first day Of July next, they will continue the
business of the above cOpartnership without inter
ruptOn, at the old banking house of DOnohOe, Rails
ton 4 Co., in this city, under the firm name Of
FRETZ RALST0N, and In New York through
the agency OF Messrs. LEES 4 WALLER, No. 80
Pine Street; AMI that and after the 9Th day Of
July next. they, together with d. o. Mills, J. B.
Thomas, Louis McLane Asa 7. LAYTON, VIM. +
Barron Thomas Bell, Jno. y. Earl, VIM. Norris J.
Whitney, Jr, o. +. Gilfin, A. j. Pope Herman Mich
els, Frederick Billings, George ii. Howard. II: i.
Teschemacher. A. Haywood, Moses Ellis, 4. y. Nc
Crcary, X. NJ. JesSup, Samuel Knight, A. Q. Henry,
J. c. WIlmerdng and VIM. Alvl OF San Francisco
and Jacob kOrn, Of Portland, Oregon. having be-
come for that purpose duly incorporated under the
laws Of this State, will carry on the business OF bank
Ing IN all Of Its various branches, al the same place
and through the same agency, and upon the basis OF
u Gold and Silver Currency under the name Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-30

Victor Hugo Gold md silver Mining Co.
Gold Hill District, Storey county, Nevada Territory.
There are delinquent, upon the following described
stock on account Of Assessment No. 2 levied on the
tFtff day OF May 1854, and assessment levied preyt
ously therG<0I to wit: No. l. the 9th day of Octo
ber 1862 the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-30
NEW TO-DAY.
MORE GREEN ACKS
-TRnM ONE
III EINR RICH i III n

4 RESTAURANT kEEPEK At AMEKIUAN
n City adjoining the American City Brewery,
have been received by for an honestly contracted
debt to the amount Of SIS 90. take this method OF
informing all honest men Of the above fact, who
may have dealings with said HEINRICH JAIN;
and would further advise his buar,lers and patrons
to nav him In his own Con-, SO as to enable him 10
have II on hand when In want. l.. SMITH.
Gold Hin. June |, 1864. Jn30 M
Gold Hill md Virginia Divide Mining
COMMUNICATIVE is hereby given that In accord
ance with the laws of Nevada Territory and the by
laws Of the company there will be sold at public auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY,, June 29th lsti, at Pm, In
front OF the office of the company, so many shares Of
the capital stock standing In the names Of the fol-
lowing parties rs will be necessary TO quldate the
amounts due thereon, together with accrung costs:
Names Certificates. Shs. Ani
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-30

Notice.
UNuE COPARTSERSHIP IN TIE BANKING
i business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly of the City of New York, and Joseph A. Don
oboe, VIM. C. Ralston, and Ralph S. Fretz, Of san
Francisco, under the firm name Of EUGESE
KELLY & CO., New York. and DONOlIOE, RAILS
day of July, ISl4 Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. DON
oboe withdrawing from the copartnership.
The business will be settled In New York by
Eugene Kelly, and In San francisco by Win. Z.
Ralston and r. $. FretZ.
DepOsItOrs are requested TO hand In their books
for settlement Mt the banking house Of Donohoe,
Ralston & Co EUGENE KELLY,
[Per J. A. DOnohOe, Attorney
JOSEPH A. DON0HOE,
WIN. c. RALST0S,
r. 5. FRETZ.
San Francisco June Is, 1854.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-30
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
r ort Ia ctufn
Capital Stock, paid up in gold conn.,
Sc, 900, 900!
With the Privilege Of Increasing to
50, 900, 900!


5000, 900!
s It OC Il H 0 L ID H r $:
SAN FRANCISCO
d. o. MILLS A. }. POPE,
VIM, c. RALSTON, HERMAN MICHELS,
H. s FRETZ, FREDERICK BILLINGS
j. b. THOMAS GEORGE II. HOWARD,
LOUIS MCLASE, H. f. TESCHEMACHER,
ASA I, LAWTOS, A. HAYWARD,
WM. H. BARRON, MOSES ELLIS
Thus. BELL, A. b. NcCkEARY,
JOHN o. EARL r. NJ. JESSUP,
WM NORRIS, SAMUEL KNIGHT,
J. WHITNEY, in. 4. Q. HENRY,
o. i. GIFFIN, }. c. WILMERDIEG,
VIM. ALV0RD.
PORTLAND, OREGON:
JACOB KAMM.
ID. d. MILLS, ---Prestdent.
WlI. C. RAI.STON,..-. shier.
CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW YoRK.-LEES WAL
LER, No. 33 Pine Street.
CORRESPONDENTS IN LOSDOS.-BANK OF LON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-30
BANKERS, NOTICES.

B. F. ASTIN & CO.,
BANKERS,
@ Street, two doors North Of Taylor,
V'irginia, ~. IT,,
DRAW ON SIGHT OR IN SUMS TO SUIT
George Peabody, :: $3.50: -: London.
The Bank Of the State Of New York.
Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Phila'a.
John Slime & Co., =: San Francisco.
B. F. Hastings, :: $685.: Sacramento.
Bullion Purchased and Advances made on same.
Collections made on reasonable terms, and pro-
ceeds RENTED promptly.
Deposits, special or otherwise, received, and
all other business connected with Banking, pune
tually attended to- febl2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-30
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,

D. D. MILLS AMI VIM. c. RALST0S will be
charged with the management Of the business Of the
CORPORATION WIN. C. RALST0N.
X. :. FRETZ.
Co limo inHlm2D
The sun., 1864-11-01

ten miles Of Richmond. Ksut,'s cavalry
surpr,scd the enemy who were scattered around.
but who soon hurried into Their intrenchmcn,s.
TIE eorrs WINS then formed IN linc of battle, am.
found the enemy 100 strongly cntcnchcd 10 rcnder
sn assault practicable A strong c,n,oaadc vnr
maintained until sht. but without any important
result couple Of charges tcos place during tho
Afternoon resunns 10 the capture Of points in tho
outer lne q rehe deicnccs. These uc-c sban-
dooc a' dsrk, and the troops were Withdrawn.
TIE skirnsh,rs u the Tenth Corps which had
hccn rlaccd IN position across the Darbytowu road,
deve orsi the en- m ys batteries I'm the woods and
atriss artNery engagement onsu~i. The main
GOV cudcayorci IT, find favorable point for
Hai K ~ he enemy, during which several sssNuss
nv tho eucuy were handsomely rcpulssi. Tho
rebels gradually 'ell back, when Genera w,t..l
'orucr,si IN ati1ck NJ point which was te-
n"v0i g. h. 'ccl'v defended. lnl ~ capture ~
winch would render thc euemy's entire position
untrnatc. n" troo,,a were formed IN i.n' e.!
battle AMI advanced with cheer, Lat were sud-
dcnlS met ~ deadly cross &C. When thin
lew thuntci Yards of the rrtel work,
thcy rcc0le!, aad suffered severely Ou
r. nc'pal losses were At tais point.
Tho hghtng was cortiuucd At various points urttl
niihi, tut wt!99ut result Tho operations wcrc
gicau~ retarded l'y rain storm which set In at
t"o o'clock IN the sftcrno IN. On F-idav morning
the weather was cloudy sld damp. bu' 'hc rnn
soon shouo out, and put moro ch hccrful s-pct bn
The situation. Artillery firing aud skin.hins
~as continued during the forenoon, ttC result q
which clearly estat Iishcd the hnmcufc rrngih of
lhe cunny's work nt ail t0inis Altnt noon
hrnerrl Bgtlcs oricrci tie eutrc fn ccs &
isll buck to their Original works. The
Fctrcqradc movement was itcd in good
order, In spitc of the aueni pts Of the enemy
~ harass !, with = manifest, erior force. Our
los2cs have not been cyactv rscort,incd. hut may
aino.4t b. a TIA uUsand IN killed snd wounded The
termination, aud suffered severely sevcrsl Con-
r"tcut regiments also lost . number of officers
ana fugr
The sun., 1864-11-01

The Richmond papers OF Friday last, q course,
clam victory over General Butler Iho follow
inS vcrs.ln is gwen by the sESrgSrL:
Tho enemy on wcdnesdhy n ght crosscd1 over
large force, estimated n number from 10 rrty 10
thirty thousand ncD 20 tho north side Of The James
River NJ Deep Bottom. Yesterday morning ehput
nitc O'Clock they made an s-tact in hcav iorcc
aguins our extreme lef, the Charles CITY Ro.o,
about four miles and q half below tine city. Our
batteries oI cucd them AZ lon, range. n " 1nc-
ny's skirmishcrs advanced, and Nstc rcposS,ily
driven back. Later Ia the dsy the enemy showed
disposition 70 advance along our whole ii,n- nut
on every advance were checked by our r~tl'r
Gn1 hE.rmishers. The dis hargc Of a'n'hry
was very hssvy from three o'clock +. VI. II I'll
u,.hiial and distinctly heart u too
ctv. II proccel led mostly from our batteries on
the Charles City road. TIE enemy cndnsvo,eI t.
tar, cur left hut &c effort wss not rnalc with
much energy. Il sooma t. ~ iho iu pfc,-lou 8 Gt
Tho movements on this side Cithe river were serr
hint, while tlc rsa attack iuplc ou the -, iih
side. There wern reports of large captures u Uri-
souer-, tut We could ohs rc.,ntic partic' lars
Of eithc gains ,oscs in the operations of yc ter
day, further than that the enemy we're every v'lcro
repulscl witt heavy loss.
Nm, O'Clock p x-Fiyc hundred PRISONERS
hnv" Just arrived, cnptIred On The n1rlp'ton ,nd
Charles CT! roads. dispatch from The operator
Al ChsRu's states that We also rcpu'H"d thr cncmy
on the Williamsburg road, cspurlng two huulr'si
prisoners and ipur stauds Of colors. ONcers Just
II m he front say that TIC rnemN were several
tiucs rvpu- -ed with terrible loss IN h'lloi and
woun lei Oar loss on The north sfe, thanks g. -
merciul Providence, wns not over 20 men in the
whole days operations.
% the movements on our lc'i against the South
SIDE Rqllroad, we fud the following:
At eight O'Clock yesterday morning TIC cncmy
mode an attack on our extreme right, on the loyn
town road, between the Weldon and SouthHdc
Railro al, about seven miles southwest Of Peters
burg. Passenger who came over on the evening
tram report the II 'bng As having hccn very Sc
we're, tie enemy having assnultc' our position s'y-
The sun., 1864-11-01
General Intelligence.
tBy kau % TIE .Ssu York Sun.l

WITH reference u the Gre NJ the Riverside Trot-
ting PARK, near Bostor,a lttle g1rl lTaycly asked II
II was "trottns match which SET the stable on
FIRE"
TnK Hartford Conn ,Cou1ANr commemorated its
centennial anniversary o4 saturday and issued 10
its suhhcr.hors fac sImils Of the spec!mc sheet
pullished on, huiirct cars ago.
TuEEE II at ST. Etisnn', III France, a young l,dv
eighteen ycurs u age, Affected WITH rare, though
not unparalleled mtrm'ty. She IN unable 10 see
while the sun ~ sboyo the horizon, but see,
per'ecy well at night, aud in complete darkness
Tng C1mmittce having in chang, The arrange
Tneuts fIr ln'ou meetings IN Troy have decided 10
exclude l.d cs hcrcefor from the halS, for tho
r'as ~ thst they occupy room and crowd out
'u;.rI
hArR Journal becoming ambitious 70 got IN 4.
potato story which shal equal It's cotemDorarits 4
hptA a. %. tato and Lc says friend Of tholra ia
dirll NJ round a largo potato to got It No, but
that il will l." much diminishcd in dze hocauso
n yoFo II oxen have been ieoding upon il for
s9vcral daye
Tnr Raleigh, n. C., CosyEpHRArx reports tho
following The ram Albermarle ran out the other
night on tho Sound, and o. tho sth instant reached
Crootaa lighthouse, the keeper Of which cap
turoi the lighthouse blown up, and It's contents
destroyed. The ram then put hack through tho
eneny's fleet and reached her destination in safety.
TuL Redmond aAneTa u Friday hsye Al off0iA
The sun., 1864-11-01
Operations Of Forrest. Ftc.

L0usrHc, oct. N.--The JoUKSAL ssva lha, %
dspucI hes been received at hea+,pl,rtel. O,
N4stvl'o, i.1,n ularisylc, 1.iah r,a.es that
Licut.-C1. Brett a. Fort Doncisou, reports tha. a
part o. Gen F.rrcsts collt.ani, with three :, n es
Of frt.l.crv, sunk steamer aui hargc, loaded
vii army c'1,ainc, at Fort Herman, %. tho Ton.
ucssee river, on saturday moruluy. The same dis
patch mcutpis that Capt. Cutler, with Is u.cu, tie
Same day attacked and drove across the rver o. Of
CO.., Malones rebel cavalry, killing two and wound.
ing eight.
1t Is reported that 800 rebels were threatening an
attack Oh Pine Bluff, on tho Tcuncssce river, On
ur1Gy.
The DEaocnAr learns that on General Mere!i,h's
return 10 raducah "Wednesday he rcce!ycI
dispatches from General sherman and from Coiurn-
bus, Ky, stating ths, Forrest intended max NJ an
attack on Padgcah, aud was rncnqciLg Columbus.
scouts aud doserters report IL 'Arge number Of
rebels are passing Dresden, Clinton, Lexington,
Shady Grove and MlTnrrodsvillc Al the lat'er
place, which is within 1ty miles Il Msysdcd, heavy
rotcl supplies were accumulated. Genera Forrest
10 known 70 have at Jackson,nl %, SEVERN ttoussn
me'' The danger being imminent, on Wednesday
night our cayary was safely withdrawn from
M1ystrld, The same night busincss men we're nd
WEED to pack up their stocks and plco them On
board steamers which wero detained TO-, hat ulr-
poe, On the 21th our scouts rcportcG that large
retoi force Was within sixteen miles Of the CITY,
since which time no intelligence Of thcr move.
meuts has been received
Every business house in Paducah is closed and
the goods in them are removed to place OF safety
Business OF al kinds is Suspended, and everything
10 prepared to give Forres. warm reception.
There is no chance but ,bN General NereLth wild
The sun., 1864-11-01
diy:tch to the effect ,hs, IN the ssept by no.eby o

dispatch to the effect that m the sstsck bv Moseby
FEDERAL WAGON train Bunker Hill, Genera
Duthe was killed. lf this report Ia true, there -
rcason 20 conclude that General DufNc was ktllcN
in cold blo,d, ., q Union prisoner who ernpcd re-
ports Mai be was alive and well aftcr his cnr
ture. lie was son Of the Rev. Dr. Dulio, Of DE-
noiN aud was . brave and capable officer
TRr 81. Louis RyrrsIIc,r states that three COM
panes u tho ith Missouri regiment. mutnisd A.
Washington In that State, and demanded to be ecrr
70 their homes IN 81 Louis. Col Stone, the ofhcf-
commanding, hsd no force with which to coml 4
ol"ciiencs and accordingly put them aboard Of
home. lie telesraphcd the facts ahead, howovtt.
AM Franklin they all arrested and Iut
unior slisrd. Tho musinoers number 100 men.
sTA1ls,ics published in tho latest Liverpool
papers sh " that forty vessels now on -"
wav y Engl.ud from the East Indies with cargo
OF cston, ranging from eighteen hundred 10 sevt't
thousand bales each. The aggregate amount is iu
eS Than "2l NGi hslcs. All these vcsscls 81
and .hor arrival At Liverpool at different pcrio.d
will keep tho G. ttou inlls in operation for consul
cradle part Of the coming wiuter. The new hsl,.i
seem ~ 10 dong well.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Chicago TaIauSE sAys
"1he following story is told OF General Logan ~
Mount Vernon. Jefferson County, IN October 25tl,
he spoke TO sn immense Union gathering. purrg:
his speech n Dr. Green, Of Mount Vernon sccsir-
panied by his son, 10th armed with rcvolvcr.-
aroSsly inNitcd tho General who hurled glsa,
at 'iccon's head and bus for his dodgng behind
column, he would have been fcllcd like bcrf.
The vslorous doctor like true peace sneak us Ap
Ia drrw his pistol whcrcupon the General sczsi
pitcher ai,d rushed Ike lightning upon him, aud
huthr the timely Interference of his friends, Tiers
Would have been one ccrpcrbcai sss IN houuS
Vernon"
The sun., 1864-11-01
News Items
ny Telegraph TO me S.S York SUM-

s""r = th" Nlaych. llcrs in the lower counties Of
Ma, land aro holding On to .hcr slaves intend.
ing 20 try the qu,stinu Of ousncy patton in the
courts.
InE Government h,s Just awarded large con.
tracts for RIO ooGoo at for,v.6vo and a quarter
cents - pound for Porto Rico sugar Ai twenty
cent?; AID for pork At forty t. forty Ave dollars
from ono to 0yc per ccnt oT for cash
Tur ,wo.turrctod Monitor Monalncck hiss arrived
n. tor'rcss Monroe from Hcw York. ,ccoupanying
ufcc vcfsois as convov. The conduct of tho
Nortor during 10 passage !own tho coast is sro-
len I1 ouaciyc terms by lcr Niccrs
''S Jo,rIn II. IIrrL has been ordered 10 report
on tho lu'h II November M Commander NJ the
navy Yard nt Philadelphia. Capt. u McDpugsi
has asslmod The dutics of comtnandsn, Of tho
Navy i1Td At Mare Island, California.
SrE.iSrss Of % new style Of fractional CURRENCY
H. sup"r 10 thrt now in circulation, have been
pre- larcd ut the Treasury Department. Every enor,
will te nude io 0uard arAnst counterieit,ng. which
prya.ls to a larsc extent with the present is,Oics
1t =" probable the now currency vii, be or different
eiacs, graduated according 10 tho several drnon..
nations.
Tug rc'c pri"o steamer Hope which was captur.
ed on tic I'D ult., while cndcsyorng 10 run the
blockade at Wilmington. urrlyed At Boston ycstcr-
day stc hHd teen chased b. tho United State.
stamer Getty yshurg two days previous 10 her cap
turc, and IN order tn "iot her escape from that
vc -. ~as obliged T. throw overheard tho greater
part u Aer Cargo which cunsistcl Of dry goods
co'"c, machinery, oic The II 20 wss built at Liz.
cTol base gear, and hal INA. lo one success fu trip
So is $50 tons reg lister, With 800 horse power
engine.
The sun., 1864-11-01

l'y way u Furtrces nrc" yc hnyc sor,h C,ro.
lima nc~a 10 The 9Th inst Tho frost has materially
checked tho yellow icyor at Newborn hut the mod.
ioal authorities say II w' not 10 safe 70 return
until cold weather scts in permanently, The num-
b'- # deaths 'rrIn the lcvcr vii uJt exceed .oOo
consisting mostly OF citDns and refuqoc+ Tho
rebel papers appear to be unanimous In favor Of
armn2 the blacks. The editor Of the SOUTHERN
CoSFEDHEATE in writing home % h.s paper 'r,In
Redmond, says;
Tie pressure brought upon TIE authorities bore
faVpr.uS ihe armng of tie blacks, nts teen too
SITopE 10 resist Hence 1t is y 2" gratitude that I
ain able t. state officially tiat Arrnnsoinen,s arc
now tcing made to lgI, FOX thc sur!ny campaign
100000 slaves, whose masters Grc to BE- compcn.
satod by the Confederate government The slaves
thus armed are 20 have The trccI,fu Gnl 30 acres
OF hni each, which .nsurcs them 20 Insneut homes
IN the south
The sun., 1864-11-01
Hcb"' ~ympnthi,cr~ In Er rsInrd what tho
late Address To the People of the tinted
states ACCOUNTS TO.

Washington Oet. 31.--1honss H. IN lIcv, Arpc-
mean Consul at Liverpool has, under date Of Octo.
Ter 18TH written H. Sc rrtsty Sow ar, relative To
Vie letter Of Sir Henry D,II u.,hton to GOV. soy
m ur. enoloein. tho address - The NC rio of The
United hngdom 10 tho people n the United States
asking them, v not in eypr,Ision At least In .ub.
stance 10 acknowledge tho inacrcudcucc Of the
S'u1h lie says Sir II I'nry - intc-crt IN tho COME
dcratc loan, md the advances ho has made on ac-
count "'hc Southern Confcde-ncy, amounts to tho
sum Of f35O, 600 sterling. lie is also membcr 4
the southern Independence Arsocisti7n. This asso.
ciation VAS formed ior The express purpose OF aid.
in. in every possible way, the S1uth TO achieve
ttcr Independence. and has laborcd increasingly
from Ii" time II is iarm,ton t. tho present to ~
couPl.Sh tbs phicc,. horc recently 4 Las turned
IT. attention t. the politics o. tie United St,es and
especially TO- tho Presidential election al out 20 take
place, "a to mot e'cctsl a. Of aiding tie South
IN It's work cf disucmi c-iug t,c Union THIS u-
dress has cmsna,od from the Pescs \ A.t-nt1r.
In conclusion a!tor remarks = political rharac-
tor Mr. Dudley -ys:- L will be -ocn from
alp cncl sod, cut from tho Liverpool DALY POSI-
that Lady H'urhton, tic vito u Sr uury, 10 to
have s'aN IA the great bazaar t, 90 held in Liver.
pool, " RAISE funds fo- the C.ufclcratcs"
The sun., 1864-11-01
The Bogus soldiers RnIlots.

Eoshington- oct oi.-Ie commission appoint
cd by G9v. Seymour in relation To the votes II Now
! RI soldiers etc. reached Washington to-day,
and Immediately entered upon their husincas
S'thing definite has get been accomplished rfcy
had several interviews with the secretary Of war.
who couriooue'v received them.
lhc Gag " Col %os,i, New York State agent
charged wth fraud On connection w.,h the soldiers
vote Ct that State, win 10 taken up tomorrow ty
thc military Commission, Of which Gen. p,,,i iciay
is President
The sun., 1864-11-01

hold The place II attacked. The rebel General f,u.
ord's headquarters ia at shady Grove lie hs.
elsht regiments three hsttahous, and a battery II
pahlercn guns. Rchcl orders hnvo been iss,ic,i
for concentration Of tho rebel forces on the Ten.
ncssec lino and 10 prepare to march cn Paducsh.
The rebel Generals rorrc,', Cha rners and Ruf5rd
src in command Of the rct, forces. On rhursI,y
dash was made uron Johnsonvi'le hy tho rcl,cl.
and sixty head of cattle we're capturcd
The sun., 1864-11-01
GENERAL ~UER MAN.
Woods Army Near the Trnnr.~c~.

Lousri'ie ~, October ~. Yesterday = Nash
vile Nlo> contains the following: 4 rumor waS
Ia yrculauo1 yesterday thnt As,su;s hal boon
,vscunteI br our forces. We .rc au,i 0r,od r..
deny the absurd statement Tie pt.o i' r t
even in tho slightest danger. There con lie lt .e
doul; oi The act that II ool's army was, DAY or
two since, near th- Tennessee River, bg; tnc elcl
leader Lcs.tatcs to sttcintt o ,TpsFns The To ~
comes throrrh refugees, and is very contrad ictory
and confused.
The sun., 1864-11-01

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The sun., 1864-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.
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hay nj f.I.H 10, .tN.-
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' '"'' ~ '"' "H''o Pf"'os~ Hns
amounts Tor which money orders Arc drawn m
United. one dollar being tho minimum And ,hlrtv
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""''"s" "'o "'"A''hu' inc "nlvt oi eonhmng IL
~ thirty dollars ~ 10 prevent any Interference with
banking ouer.ti,ns--tho desi.,,, hahn, .,,,,l. A.,
Wv '"N ""f'' ~
b''e N' P'""' . haio h"ulum I"r 'he TshsnsGoL
Os sums that not large enough ~ Justify bank
drsar. The fccs for sending orders arc tan cer,ss
for amounts NO. exceeding ten dol sr- fifteen cents
for sums no. c1oeo.iins twonly dollars, and twonty
cents for sums not exceeding thirty dollars. Tho
fec, and also tho amount of the order, nuss, +,
every case be pad IN coin. United states noten or
National BANK currency. The money order office.
at tho present time are only hundred and
thirty -uinc IN NUMBER tut It N The purpose Il tho
Department 10 augment the number ~ fast a. tho
increasing huSinos oi thc systorn will justify Il
FEAST OF ALL SouLs-This great Festival
Of the Catholic Church, she copmernor atioo m ~
the faithful dsportsd, will 10 csehsasci tomorrow
with grand requiem high rnAes In all tho
In Catholic countries this high testivsl
~ particularly solemn AMI impressive, dc bones u
hc dead Icing hcaln-i tog~tor In the sanctuary, 90
at T. remind all prsent Of what they mus, 10 hs<e-
aftcr Qf tbislay "a I,bn,. u.,u.l..,s
,.,,. -,
g.. " ~ ''.o SuuI,h S'''cruy " SlhyJ ihpIorer h"
h''c',F''h ~ NJ N'' ut'' "l al we e'ct-tha u
o' we 'hhfch trlnr phHnt 80 now she ny Ain elbows
her ''h'huhl"hn sans ny rray'hS Tor all No
,oHl" IA lufR"Ety -th"t lor the church suiiei1us-
t'try uAs' M4''d ~ .lci"l l"f tlein general.
and som" for sl@lHl 'ouIs but TO show the union
oi the church m'iiHh' on earth with the Church
snIcTHg' al JON to-l"y uo-norlo"J ia iInpIOrin,
a 'pr'dg Rev" iyt Ho'o SAINTS VINO are, for tint,
~hh'ln RON the enjoyment Of glory
The cpistlr is from Cor w. 81, ~ , tho rosprl.
Iob, , IN. % Tn, yes,,p.,,. ,vor, h., a.. az
-, 49,, ~ WV WI.
'S"HH 1"tsy arc t"'s' mo an 10 sem
loublc This day Is no, observed In ~
4 tho Protc.t.n, ,bu,ch,. t,o, .,., ,h. r..
-. ,1S' '''' ''o "fN
'opahah!' d" fIrsstory Is not beloved by then.