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The. Wheat Crop.

.NoxuBEn County, Miss o'June h,.Gl.
MEssRsss.t EpIfoRs: AS We are all inter
estel in those CROPS which. .cond,1ce to d,
welfare of the ARMY and without whichrw,
will be>subiugated. / write You a few line,
| TO lst YOU and YOUR readers \ now Ii,
prospect the Yankees have Of sEtyviog i,
out. -.
Wt have co,nmcnceSl cutting our tyheat
which promises ii, abundant S;o1il I dc
not know that I .Lave even. seeir 4 more
aattering nrnsnect, S6nni .wesssr since
|.the rust made is sanuesnanca.iy iyhfch. rava
US serious Observation-Disclosures of ~ fbii,,t.a,
This, however has been confined eniirety
to tIeblade. MID 40 rserroits, i,,ry bas
resulted from h. .T6asmilf whi1b inov "a
so desiriictiva last-vear lha5 ..,at made its
apfyealanse. nor Win II as fHa cror.ia lao 81,
Far ldynn,ed
Il am ans 'ssorry.the prospect oi a corn crop
Is not SO favorable. Fkis crob ;;is very
late. owing to the. cola weather in mo
Spring, which Filled, tbe tifsre,,}dntinp
and since. tbenihe oontinnei tl5v ealher
keeps it back. There Is y;et tifns;, ,it,i;i,h
10 make ar abundance. which ss3a;,yes si,yill
certainly do. il we have Two a. more
rains.
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Synopsis OF Mr.. Browns Remark, In
the Senate, May 18th, 1864, on the
Resolutions of Instruction from the
Legislature Of Mississippi.

.
Mr.. Brown said, on presenting these
resolutionsto-the Senate, he felt it iucum-
bent on him to d, fnc his position in re-
:gard to them. lie sought no issue with
the Legislature of his State, and would
accept none that was not absolutely fore
ed on him. II would be observed, that
his colleague and himself .were "in-
slrGcted that was the word ilsed--to
vote for the repeal the act suspending,
for limited time, the writ OF hdbeas COR
plts, and also for such modification Of the
tax bill as would reduce the at0alo17m
tax from five to two and half per cent.
Mr.. Brown acknowledged, in its fullest
extent, his obligation as a Senator from
Mississippi to represent the people of that
State according to their wishes, and when
he could no longer do that consistent
with his duty to the Confederate States,
the obligation was upon@ him. TO resign
the high trust with which. he had been
clothed. We're these instructions in ac-
cordance with the views and wishes Of
the people of Mississippi? They might
or might not be So His own conviction
was, that the paramount object of the
people there was TO make the war sue
C-SSj anu buSlSOJ SCIulO tuSl OHH dbd
the independence of the Confederate
States. Harsh as the legislation Of Con-
gress may seem, he had an abiding con
victiou that the people of Mississippi
would submit to it cheelfully, If they
were satisfi fed it was necessary 10 conserve
ilae public sa'rly Was this legislation
',ce aN l'N Re convection of Con-
!, ., .,s II ~ e,f.eluly Lis own con-
viction, that il was necessary, else
it wculd never have been resorted
to-. He had very little respect for the
Judgment of men who could beguile
themselr.s into the belief thar Senators
and Representatives in Congress. twho'
after all are but a, part OF. the -people)
could so far forget theuiselyes as. to enact
laws oppressive in their character, and
dangerous to liberty simply for the
purpose of doing somethipg.' 1t must be
assumed that Congress acted in criminal
disregard of the rights Of the people, or
else that these laws in the present condi-
ton Of the. country were, in its judg-
ment; ilnperatively demanded In full
yieg of ali The faeis-facts known TO the
Senate and 10 the House, and not known \
in ell their intents to the peopie-wo had
adopted this legislaiion. Had the facts
undergone. any nateria! Change since!
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SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD OFFICE.
Ncridian, MAY 2s is6i.
i'IfsAail Trsig.a'e now saHH9iae ;iAEenst 20 jack
Leave McfidtiIi asHy- AR
JirLsnn -s- - A. NJ
Aniyes at Meridian daily At $50 IN.
as Jarksnu a. - 20
10 freight trs IN viii ha sati further nriioc Ia
pres freight viii - iaksn by the Nail rrHins
q. A BEADING.
Nay p 4 dif- Surcfinicnient.
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no. eaI

Joint Resolution offhanks to the enlisted men of
D5uglas (rexss) Battery.
ia solved BY the Congress Of The Couf1defts States
OF Amer lea That the thanks of Cong eminent
~ due and hereby, rendered to tue enlisted of
Douglas (rcxa9 Battery for the patriotic resolutions
adoptoi by them onihe 18Th of January last, and by
which HEY re.ensted in tue military service Of The
country Tor the war
Approved, Feh. TO- 1861.
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AN ACT making alloyanccs officers Of the Navy o.
the Confederate States und certain circumstances
E and to amend An'Act entitled San aN TO provide
for the organization of.ihe Navy" approved Mach
sixteenth, eigItenn hundred aud sixty -sne.
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
do enact That tthecomfdiksioned aud waFrantetl eil
GERS Of the Navy Of the Confederate States on duiy
are hereby ailo We'd .ations and fuet or rom
mutation therefor, are now may hereafter be- ar
lowed olieersof the army. VIZ \. To Ahulras, the
same as Gspcrals; TO Vice Admirals. the saine- rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Rear Admfis the same as
Major Generals; To: i:sCoplnodores and Gapiaus, tlre
same ss Brieadier Generals and Cocnela TO Com
manders aid first 4eutenans, the smc as Lieutenant
Coionels and Majors; to Second Iiedlcnasts ant Lieu
trnants for tho War Tho same as Captains and Chap
lains masters and passed mid slpmen, le same As
Iieutenants; Rndo officers of The medical pay, and
enginocrcorps, to naval constructors, and '-boa
swahs gunnera, carpenters and sailmakcrs the Same
the foregoing Officers Of the line Of the Navy with
whom they bAyo asstnulafel rank. II !. >
SEC 2. That all the Navy officers in tho foregoing
grades shall have tho same privilege of purchasing
commssafy and quartermaste's stores as are now or
may hereafter be allowed to officers Of the army
Approved F0bruary 10, 1861.
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FROM JUHNSTON'S ARMY.
"A sAN 9A fYssr-a s,i.s y
sherman Changing EE,s RsosIiion
.fRTTLEEIs K'sKEEs,HlsEE .lS'is.
General Echols Woua4cd.
PRISONERS Captured, &c.

NEW HorE, Juue o The enemy are still throwjss
forces forward on right There has been consit,.
erablo artillery diminishing sla &c one PM to-day
Gen. Eehois was slightly wOpndcd in the thigh.
Prisoners continue to be brought in
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IIEADq'Rs, CHIEF g. N. DEr'T
! 1M,. MnS., AMI East Leaisiana,


Meridian, Miss, May 20; lSsi
having been reported TO these headquarters That
4 numerous horses and mules marked with the Gov
ernineit brau.l s. A. in possession Of ciiizens, All
nartcrnasers anil Assistant laaaternasters in this
Department arc hercbyJnsructed to take possession
of al such animals when found byththr,unicss braiik
ed with tho condemned brand, or the possessor can
produce ltgalbil Of sale, .. .4....
majg0dl0t. = AInJ. Act Cbf' Q NJ !
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NOTICE !. horoiry Eiycn thai hare .ia are4 "a
~ nv House fer ihe accoInriodaiir1 - ~ tf-tsI
iiue rutiic. q. W. l.lHllL
Desofc, Ml4s. Jans z. ilsi- sli
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mo. s5l
Joiut Resolution Of thanks to the Ninth Aabama Reg
iInent.

imcnt.
Resolved bv the Congress oftte Confederate States
ot America, TnaLthe Congress halls with delight the
niaIicstsions avinced b. the brave and galant OK
esrFsnd priSzics cf the Ninth Aiabana yolsaieers.
rho have stood under the drc Il ihe encny for near
three years never 10 yield 10 Northern oppression
and for ts act of patriotism ana exalted self.arrice
IN re cnii.ng thg the the tsa,ks Consrcss snd
the eorHiry Hrc cuinenily due ihcn Thzi lie exam
rf II ih1se brEse en who hSvr enjoy Cd fe Dangers
happy ourn Ter thc fnfure. and lhonli rncourags
Conetrss ani he country 10 uiih al aiirr horc
ard eontdsnce tH tho rc'ss q and the ilzA
u4a0r qurfahiC srnit4.
A.sored, fcb lc, ieei
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| g., t>ee' - " ee's 49, :.
/ AN.ACT to amend AN act ta regulatefmpre-smeats.
approved M9fch twvAfy sixth Riss tfa1 iIn''Esdan
sixtytlree. ana to repeat an act nsndatory thereof
approved Apfil twenty seYenlh, -tiSheeh hundfe
and si&ty-three.
The Congress Of the Confederate States of Alierir
do enact That in all csses where property Is i'm
pressed fofthc use uftle army or e .ayy u for 9th
ar public Hie under said act the sa Stall be pal,
for al Tie time Of Said nfcss an sppea
siafI se taken frohiihe valuation. as hereinafter pro
yided a cording to tho valuation agreed upai betweei
the parties aseerained ny loyal aad Gisntcreset
eizens of the cay; county Or perish ii which the jim
pfcssnlcntnay w 4gsds, iRfla llnner and according
to is re guAi6ns provided M the fratj sraoHd aiit
tid sections Of Aa abov6recited act, in The eishtl
Bcatioa thereof Arhefd ii isspplicables ~;
SIC Z Whenever TIE officer. making thc mnress
nent Of property mdr tho act hereby led, sls
heliax that the appraisement Is fair and Just m saa
endorse his approval 1lFon ntheapprustbeit and make
pfyen accordingly hat Il he sa believe that itis
not iair and just, then he shall refuse to approve and
elhjrse ue OF lis ryfu al the cert fcaic,
,,n shall have le right appeal from the d, eision OF
The appraisers, " reporting tic case 10 Ihc r5ninis-
sianers appointed adtr said to which this Is an
amendntItfo for their tcision whose judgement shall
be tual and IN the meantime, ilie properly shall be
hol4 aud appropriated by thc officer impfessing the
same who shall give a receipt tfierefof 10 tho owner
Who ail also have The right of appcal as, herein yro
aided
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lost Certificate.
WANTED.

iIo hire bv the month for tho balance Of The wear
L sixty NEGRO MEN, for wbon the highest
market price will Ne paid. -i
Apply al the Southern Fail Road ofi.e, Meridian.
Mis-. q CA.HEApING.
Meridian May IS 81 supt 80. X X.
lIsf
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BrREAu oFEoNscalfTioN,

a . BTKEAU UFIONsCIIFTTON, 7
Dtpaftateat Of Jitssi siqE,
Enterprise, Miss, Juue, |; 1854.
GENERAL oKnEHs, No. L.. ,.,.., /.
VI Ia obedience to Special OfdGrs, No.
1903, dated Richmond May 3 1864, A RI General'S
Office, have this dag catered upop te duties Of Com
mandapt.of Cunserivts for the State Of mississippi
T, J. G. DEN1S,ss
iunc ilw Nal & ComBanda,+fpr Miss,
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AN ACT To aid any7S tata lp soInnuncauhg wlthsani
parteciing Ioeorlssctl tlpeSrlung its troops
The Consresa OF tho fesiasatq States Of Amcrct
do enact That upnif Inc alpntaton Of the Govoriio
Of any Of Tho Canfederatef tho secretary %
War, be and he iShcroby authorized, TO grant pass
ports and transportation TO an officer OF such state
duly commissioned according to the law OF tho saie
State, to communicate with its. troops for such FUR
po.es, and az suclr times aud places nss ls DO ap
proved by the Secretary Of War and suei onecr sha
be allowed 10 purchase for trom fhe
comissary stores on thosame terns.yith officers Of
similar rank In the Ice of the ConfederneStatcs
and according 10 the regulations which govern temj
provided such npplicAahAll not sxdced those vhjch
Colonal bfsAc CofniaERie Statns " allowed to pur
chase. rrcvlded, Thai these agents sh, be charged
with the duty Of obtaining from tho officers In com.
mand Of companies, final statement Of deceased
soRers to bo filed in the Second AUDITORS Office, to
facilitate the settlement of such claims. z
Approved February 10, 1864. a
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[No sl.l



AN ACT to increase the compensation Of certain Off
Of the Treasury ~
The Congress the Confederate States Of America
do enact, That Hereafter the fdrWing salaries and
compensation shall be naid1o the several officers and
clerks hereinafter nlreil iusiead of the now
aufhhrtzcdby law. s1he Treasurer Of the Confederate
itats four thousand dollars the Assistant Treasurer
Charleston, four thonsand dollars The Secretary
-of the Trcasury may divide Tie depositaries Of the
Treasury into classes tie commissions OIL wfichs shall
he limited as.fppwss In,.o first cses, rot to exceed
our,hrusand doi iithe siconu class nct to
cred two. .ihonsand fpo hundrtd dollars and In the
bird class not exceed fifteen hudIrcd dollars .
year. aeeofdug tots character pf the duties required
Of them and suhjrct TO the other condi Ions. now I'M
posed by law. BACH cicrR enptiydd in tIeplice ef
any Assistant Treasursr cr DepostaJY, spal receive
salary TO be fsedby the Secretary u the Treasury
(lot exceeding fifteen hundred dollars H.
SEC 2 Iai the incsease- of salaries allowed. 10 the
clerks and employees Of the Treasury Department at
Ricnopd. be and the sahfe is hereby extended upon
the same conditions to the clerks AID Employees of the
said bepartnlcnt at Colun4i., South Carolila. i,
Approved febraary lf, 1864. ri.
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SuERxAy's FIELD MARsnALs WOUNDED!
Sherman's field operations around Resa-
ca, which were plotracied througb threo
days, cost him quite dearly. The enemy
estimate their loss in front of Resaca az
1000. Four Generals were Wounded
Hooker tiishting ,Toe) slightly; Kilpat'
rick. the raider, who did not get as near
to Riehmond as Ddhlgren, painfully;
Manson. a Kentuckian, well known in
Louisville, seriouslys and 'Nalichs 1t IL.
believed. MORALLY. Willich isaSerman.
ann has figured IN this army Of the Cun'
berrand. as il is called, ever since tho
war commenced. . He entered as a leu
tsnsTnt: tnibsequently. .comman led a rig
ineut OF lsrseE beer diinkers. from Chs
cinDaii, and fought at the battle of Mar.
frecel,brc' Us dieneral where he yas
cabnirrd hy Grnfrsl Poik's division. be;
fore breakfast. lie has probably fought
hi- lasi t-t.ls nov.
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NHIVS BY TRhRGRAPH.
NOON DISPATCHES.
Telegraphic Reports Of the Press Association

sby jas TukAsHeRshl tllo Ceyk'sari-e Of The ns.
rct Court, Of tho Confederate States for tho North
crn District Of Georgia. M SsAa
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HEADeUARrERs STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
Q~mtetmastcr Gcneraps Dcpaftm't. =
! Macon, Miss, May IL, 1851.

!. :. n. M49GUHi MISs., NIUy IIi-IOUf. !,
SNENEIsAL ORDER No. -.
" All officers who have bcen in tho
serviec o The State Of Misisp and whusot term of
service HAS expired by reason resignation, rostc
Nr ct teryyisc who have had state mopey property
In tleir possessio ion, and lavenot accounted for the
same hereby rtquifed 70 make tAeit-iepos with
cut delay to t'tese headquarters
IL said officers will receive ray until The provs
ons Of tisordcr ctmplicd with, ara will Ecwse
he held strict accountability fer whatever pubir
money inoy may hayGreceiv.ll andu9w stand charged
with on the bo9k4 Of tbs, Department,
~ "A. NEWEST, i
Quartelmastcr Geil Stetc.ef Miss
.mayl iaIm,& sylIn Z
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Family Residence toI' Sale.
4 rEEASfNtf FAMILY RESIDENCE in the
~ town Of M0ntevailo for sale The building con,
tans -vc rooms ar ont house hlc water, kitthcnf
suohc house, and servants room on the prersts.-
Also, hne garden lot Appy 70
J: M. S.TH0NG,.
may2l-lf -. CiixClerk.
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y A L.aBiMA A%It MlSSISSIPP1 RiYEItS RAIL
~ ROAD WAREHOUSE NOTICE 1t Is dssired
90 collect The charges dls fu stofae gotten in the:
above waieh1tse II not paid within thirty daysa suf
iicissgy yihcreofw wili besoli 70 cover the eNpenscs
j. d WEAVER,
(ieneral Agent and Manager Cotton Wafchnnsc
nlav3ftr s'.s..., Aha and Miss X Go
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-06
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.
VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, Feb. 6.

VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, Feb. b.
VIRGINIA DIsrRIcT-Burning Moscow,
500 bid-l2O asked; Honduras, SO bid-9
asked; Milton, S35 bid-45 asked; Moss,
$40 bid New Orleans, $40 asked; North
Potosi, $45 bid-S0 asked; Osceola, Sll bid
ia asked; Orleans Flat, 50 bid; Seneca,
$40 bid; Sierra Nevada, $S7 so bid-ll0
asked; Santa Rosa, $40 asked; Irving, gil
bid-20 asked.
GOLD HILL D1STRICT.-Arizona, 81 bid
Is asked: Amador, bids asked Belcher,
- 50 asked; Branch Mint, IL bid-l6 asked;
Baltic, 1875 bid-l60 asked; Baltimore Amer
lean, So bid; Bell Vernon, bidI9 asked !;
Caledonia Tunnel, % bid-30 asked; Croesus,
45 bid-6O asked; Cherokee, l so asked /;
Crown Point Ravine, l3 bid-l7 asked; Col
orado, bid; Coppers, bid; Clinton &
Hubbs, Is so bid; Dardanell, bid
10 asked; Excelsior, Is bid; Frankell, II
bid-l2 asked Golden Swan, 60 asked Col
den Horn, 5 80 bid 30 asked; Gilmore,
~ asked; Golden City, 2 bid-2 asked; ;
Hawkeye, Original, Is asked; Jim McClel-
Ian, 2 BIDS asked; Justice, l20 bid-l40
asked; Kentucky, 2 bid asked; Key
tone, % bid-45 asked; Leon, 10 bids asd;
Louisville, bid; Michigan, 20 bids askd;
North American, l20 bid-l20 asked; New
Oregon, 10 bid-l5 asked; Napoleon, II bid
-l6 asked; Oneoto, 70 bid; Pontiac, 5 asd;
Rock Island, l6 hid-2O asked !; South Midas,
20 bid Tontine, lbs asd; Uncle Sam, $40
bid; Union, 10 asked; United Am, 10 6id--O
asd; Victor Hugo No 2, 20 asked; Vulcan, 4
asd; YOlo s 80 bid; Silver Vale, 2 80 bid-l2
asd; Pony Express, bid asd; Uncle Sam,
ST., Is bid-20 asked; Lee & Weston, asd;
Mansfield, . bid asked; Lafayette, Is bid.
FLowERY DLsTRIcT.-Atwill, 10 asked /;
Desert, 80 asked Lady Bryan, 65-G5 asked.
ARGENTINE DISTRICT. - North Ophir,
81 80 bids so asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-06

DEATH AND wRETcHEDSEsS.-At about half,
past 1--WE o'clock yesterday morning, as special
officer Cody was returning home from his beat
on J and h streets, he met with two women IN
front Of a house near Eleventh and l streets, who
Informed him thar ! woman had died in the house
under circumstances which required attention
from the authorities. Cody entered the house
and found corpse lying on the bed and drunk
en- man sitting on u chair nursing child The
name Of the family is Leary. II will be remem-
ber-d that several months ago, at Fourteenth and
II streets, the same parents, while drunk, smoth'
cred one of their children while in bed. On that
occasion at IN early hour in the morning, the
nei-hbors were called TO the house by the cries OF
the mother. whom the husband had knoek ed
down and was engaged in beating with piece
Of fencing board Yesterday morning Cody was
unable to learn anything satisfactory from the
husband. He could not tell what had caused the
death. In reply TO an inquiry he stated that bis
wife had been dead two hours; but as the body
was entirely cold. ii was evident that she had
been dead much longer. The bed and everything
In the room was in most filthy condition. Inc
officer proceeded TO Coroner Reeves ONCE ana
gave the necessary information. The Coroner, on
visiting the house determined that IL was not nee
cssary TO hold an inquest, and removed the body
20 his rooms for interment There were no marks
of violence on tbs body except some old bruises
Sacramento Union, Feb Sk.
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Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board.
GOLD HILL, February S.

uuLp
Go1p HILL D1sTRrcr.-Arizona $50 asd;
Abell & Keys, 2 bids asked; Alpha, LOO
asked; Amador, asked; Argo, bid; Aston
10 bid; Belcher. $50 bid, 400 asked; Bal
tic, 100 asked; Baltimore American, 30 bid
so bid; Belle Vernon, bid; Burke &
Mcclellan, bid-l4 50 asked; Combined
Effort, s bids asked; Consolidated Com
pany, 25 bids asked; COppers IL bids
asked; Contraband, 6 BIDS asked Clinton
& Hubs. IA bid-l4 asked; Effngham, 4 50
and bids asked; Frankel, 9 bid; Golden
Swan, 40 bid; Gold Hill & Virginia Divide,
Is bids asked; Golden Horn, bids
asked; Gilmore, 10 asked; Golden City,
independent, % asd; Jim Mcclellan, %
bid asd; Jewett & Shepard, bid-5 asd;
Justice, I'D bid-l30 asked; Jenny Lind,
Lind, 6 bid-6 asked; Kentucky, bid
asked; keystone, 25 bid-50 asked; knick-
erbocker, 20 bid-i0 asked; Louisville, ID
asked; Mary Ann, so bid-57 50 asked;
Miantonomo, 8 bid-l2 50 asked; Massilon,
. bid asked; Mayhower, s asked; North
American, l25 bid-l50 asked; New Oregon,
Is bids asked Napoleon, IL bids ask
ed Pontiac, asked Rock Island, 10 bid
. asked; Republic, Is asked; Superior, 2SO
bid-40O asked: Stevenson kehoe, 10 asked;
Sweezy, 40 bid; San Francisco, 30 bid;
Tontine, 10 bid-23 asked; Uncle Sam,
(Senior), 10 bid; Vesuvius, II bid Vulcan,
10 asked; Yellow Jacket, $50 bid-96O ask
EGG; Yolo, 10 bids asked.
yIRGISIA DIsrRICr.-Allen $40 asked;
Burning Moscow, 100 bid; Beach & Paxton,
100 asked; Birdsall, p asked; Bajazet
Golden Era, ID asked; FL Dorado, 40 bid;
Honduras, 80 asked; Moss, 20 asked;
North Potosi, 40 bid /; Osceola, II bid; Ponce
de Leon, l bid; Seneca 1 bid GO asked;
Sutro, bid VIM. Penn, bid.
DEVILS GATE DIsTRIcr.-Daney $40 bid;
Pride Of the West, so bid.
PALMYRA DISTRICT.-Rock Point, ST.
asked; Rappahannock, 10 asked; Star, 10
asked.
FLowERY DIsrRIcr.-Desert S25 bid-30
asked; Lady Bryan, g. 80 bid-S0 asked;
Lady Bryan, No. >, 6 bid; Uncle Sam, bid.
INDIAN SPRINGS Decentralization, $25
bid Lyon, bid-l5 asked.
SALES To-DAY.-Fire feet Clinton &
Hubbs at Sl4; 80 feet Fran&ell at 8; 20 feet
New Oregon at 10; 26 feet Jenny Lind at 6;
20 feet Etfngham at Z 80 (; 20 feet ditto at 6;
% feet La Fayctte at Is: 20 feet ditto at 20
(buyer 50 days.; 10 feet Combined Effort at
s; 20 feet Napoleon at 10; 10 feet Sandy
Bowers at 80 C.
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BY rHos. F. cnorr, Acting sec'y. Is ID
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BLOODY DEEp-HERoIc SoLD1ER.-The cor
r,spondence of the iua saws: We have had re-
ia,sJ 10 ma some of the particulars of an affair
which took place in the southeastern part of VIII
hanson county, Illinois, which certainly borders
upon the marvellous, and, true, has few parallels
in history. The wife Of an officer in the army
recently received from her husband n package of
money containing 500, a portion of which be-
longed to the families of soldiers living in the vi
cinity Early last week soldier, lame and sick,
stopped at the lady's house, and asked permits
sion to remain all night. She refused him, but he
said he was too lame and tired to proceed any
further, and therefore must stay. The lady final
" consented, and upon going to bed she took
the precautiou tn fasten the door Of his room.
During the night the family were aroused by
violent knocking, accompanied with orders to
open the door. The lady refused, and asked
what was wanted. Some one on .he outside OF
the house answered that if she did not want to
get hurt she had better open the door, or they
would break it down: she had lot of money,
and they were bound to haveit. As might be eS-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-06
Hncoruorafcd.

The following certificate of incorporation was
filed in the office of the County Clerk of Storey
county to-day:
Claremont God and Silver Mining Company,
TO mine In American Flat Gold Hill District.
Capital stock SSUO,OO0. divided into 1000 shares
of $500 each Trustees G.. H. Dana J. b. Lar
combe, &. NJ Marshall, II. W. Douglass and J..
Clements. PRINCIPAL place of business, Storey
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-06

Born cur mental and moral acquisitions
increase by their communications to others,
which gives an illustration Of two truths
first, that we are framed to carry out the laws
of love; and, second, that the possessions
which multiply in the imparting are natural
" the most valuable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-06

A CocxNEY gentleman stepped up to give
histestimony: There was vast crowd git
TIM about him, hand one said the man was
killed, hand hanothcr said the same; hand
hexclaimed with loud voice. Hif the man
is killed why don't you stand back hand give
i'm little hair 2"