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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

HEADERS RESERVE cE STATE CT VA,
Richmond Nay 10th, 18Th.
General Orders, No. l.
e l. III Pursuance OF paragraph | Of Special
Orders, No. ll3, hereby !. snne coRu.nd of
tho Reserve Forces of Virginia, with my
Hsstq lartefs II tue city OF kl3hG0li a.i.l
otherwise announced.
IL Toe /; serve Troops aiready cygsnia'd
will, immediately upon he receipt OF tile ~
der, proceed by companies TO suci tns OF ins
places CT rend- ZTous hsroinstter named, ss
may 90 III ,st asees@iole, and tho Gap a We en-
nauiing are hsreoy efpaeisiiy etAf.ei with
the duty OF ..sssn ding Saclr comnaad. with
thu u.n.osG Dispatch
Iii The men con using Inc Reserve E5le.z
In coUn;ies In " hjOs thes oGganlZitioh bag not
been already u o.ed, will srasnbls promptly
as their respective Coat Hjoses whaie sEsY
will sc once be osg8n;s. by the ElGJiin; IL
es!s, snsl iAnb s1s..lJ sA@. ea.e. IA, o,eps.
pies 90 organic Il will proceed TO s1ch pJint Of
rapdt zvous :. p,ay BE- saost eJnysnis.. oi e.
cess
". Tas essahlishsi Places ofrsudszvous
tbs Safe of Virginia arc ennouneea SO ,
lowe; Abingdon, Dublin D SPOT, LyGca burg,
S.aunson, oo,lonayille, i.aIssvilie, f5isis.
burg aud y chmooj, wie.s CGoer. ottai1
command wlsl hs fouhd, - whom they VIII
report
Y. Cen P7aiss or detacni2e ms Oh ms fees'f'
forces alrsady ~ iu'y, sua."tGg bridges, anss
OF c. IlTun.c4iioI, 4 .. Ill 20! Us aneetsd u
This o. der they Will copiinua moon -oel ssr-
vice uat;l rJiiava d. end their ccmmsndlng Ill
cara are instructed To report pro pity to sh=sa
headquarters the nuuosss of fuci troops, TO
poiuts whsrs serving, ths comp snies 10 wh.sa
lacy belong, and tina crdels uodsr wh!ea Ih'j
yer. ssaiSned TO daty.
VI TIE rs2ercs troops b.i"g eaiiad iaio So
tive sei,i ia the isj, Rre .stsissd OF u
Prep is,y Of providing tA, N le.Tes With elaas-
otis slbsietsuce, & =, Until arrsnger8ntd saa
he N do for their regular fcp2ig AID ipss'
II lch rs delay nay be isufred III lhsu being
furnished vita arms, il 10 specially snloiIei
kp)u all TO brig with tasm TO their Fena' L
,.us such ssrvioaabls Ere arms aud ammunition
~ toey IN ~ have IN their p>ssession.
JAMES j. KEEPER,
m-9J+ Briyadisr General.
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BUREAU or CosscRItr,s, }

EURE&I OF NUf &C Bl!fnY,
May IL, 1904 !
Enrolling ofIi,sIs In tho State Of Virginia
win obey such INSTRUCTIONS as may te atdtess.
ed 20 them, by Brig. Gen. Ken psf, in the FRAT.
ter Indicated III Special Oder No li3. A3l,.
,aat and Inspector Generals Oiil:e Tns CON.
mantan, of conscripts for ths STATE OF Virginia
will forthwith issue such instr ctions to his
officers as will ensure the vigorous execution
Of these orders.
JOINS Pas ro<,
Celonsl and superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

TC1FTY Dollars Reward.--Left nay farm, On Me
II chanicsvii!e TurDpik. and tho Obi, sacmins
on the 18th lost, (suppos.d to hsvs bsen tsk-n up
e. strsggler BY our soldiers NJ ior mulatto boz
about ID years Of age. rs had sore eyes shsn ae
left, one tf which was much affected.
ny 25-4t< ROG'r f MORRIS3.
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[CAkILY Groceries.
Superior Gunpowder and blsok teas
N D and sorghum m0lasses
Brown and crushed euRars
k1a q ~ old 0nvSe IA .. = ,F.,~

GOV 1HV1 cVE31
frime cusll.y nav rice
Genuine essence c1ffee
flour, meal, bacon, etc,
Always On hand and for sale at reasonable prices
CHAS TODD,
Successor to Schroeder + rcdd
my S6-2t% Corner CHI and CLAW sts
MRS c N MOODY Wahes TO inform her custom
vi ers that she has removed from Oh street to
18th, between Main and Franklin, and Ia prepared
to maze to order lace or buckram Bonnet Frames.
Also, B)nnots and Hats made order.
my 2S-3ts
CA5 PIPE for Sale We onsr for sale tbs Gas
\T Pipe 10 the shop oc 7.h street, near Man re
Gently vacated by W. There il about $50 feet sno
u burners, Ill in excellent order.
MERCER q Hull,
my 26-9if Corner :th ard f.annt etc.
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NOAL. Coai, CSai.-I viii CONTRACT 70 dcisvsf
4 nosshiy certain qaanlty of Clover HILL
(<l foS the use Of engtpea cad driving machinery.
On Aapd 500 bushels Ass Gal, which Win sell
& lev AsuSae. From this dAts the new sssc Of
treesafy ro4es alose viii b received In paymsnt 81
onnl AMOUNTS. q r MAGAuhp0,
Cool o1lse Rear Rssssebafg DeesG
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: ~ xkgS o>.-..-.,-- s0.tna .,A,
By h'pl!mnsoe, q O., A,lef,
mo. iSa Asln st. bet 9th aOa lS.h,
u UaaITUaR,
T. DEF 0ocds,
CsoeEsTyusra,
Cioihi5s, sc, =.
On Wsans,,sr I,.s y, ,s., 4. As:.!aa.
our ssesroom, 10 l92 Hs.a str..i, coar.a-., ~ 9.
10 O'clock VI, very dssifabe asso.t me- az
nisnfe, bedding, dry soota, eroe bsgS va a e. ui-
sisii3a OF fae following and ether seiie,a,. N'1s-
ep;sndii Isu.-i miro.
superb lahbc gary x .ens,on t.bl.
Wardfobss se lsjesds
Eaehetand3, csilaa;s
Chair. tsb.ey bsis
beai,n:, pictures
Cfocsary saa glassware
Diy goc"s ard eloihia,
GSit aid silver w.tcars
t|osi1y- stores iSatges IL
AL+o,
very iesicabs .,t Of Ins AFT tota,e,.r.
excellent VI, iss'i.sr travs iny tfnrk -,
uy.s WiLIIAMsoN 1. o., .gs,e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

ID KLvIA'S bwOx shoe saere, GA i2.n st--tan 20
Il found fair assortment Of shcss Of nearly
sSSfy kind, for ladles ana gentlemen aad children
nd ssrvasas corsass, haop skirts, cersss spfings
nd laoas; alsa shos iaoss elastic sores and black
iaaline b. the yard, for iadies' gA,teis. We are
rreparsi With The worknsn 10 repair 81 hiaas Of
koose aad SHOES at the sheSteet nnise and We haze
: lev dAys 70 be saadS 10 20 on naGafacsas.SS.
6ese lsashse and calf skins, morocco skiing.
80 o. Ood1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

M OTICE.-UGc Thousand Dollars Rfgari II
~ CTR the above reward FOR tie delivery to me,
or confinement In tai! 30 thai get them agsin 81
four negroes:
William, black man about IS tn 81 years cid,
short and stcut built.
Mary, his wife, bright colored and about 40 TO 10
years Old. and iimps In walking.
Shirley, their child. about or years Old, chubby
faced, and the co0r Of his mother.
Also, NAPOLEON, about IS years old, light coIoEed
moves very slow.
Or viii pay In proportion for siihsr Of them
w PAIR0, Navy Yard, Rseketis, VIII identify
any Of the ABOVE, II caught ana carried To Rich
mond. PAIRO,
Prince Edward ccuuty Va.
Ny Post -Cf1ec - Prospect HH'. my Zi-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

20 DOLLARS Rssasi IA t,c The SAB
ney, who ia abou; I: years cid, feet inches high
OF light gig srbfead eoior blue eyes, with ,lick
bead OF hair was raised Ia Orsrge county, by q
Mr asfnett, TO which place be NAY attempt to AXE
bis way or he may be iuiiing ssout .ichmond nud
its my. The above reward of $50 viii ts
paid for his delivery to me. or ,f sec1fs'i il any
jail 30 get him again, z PATTERSON.
Henrico co, May ~, 1884. nj 24-St
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ROR REET AND SAEE.

EOR Rsat-Tso CT more niee;y furnished font
= Rooms, for gentlemen, with gas and use Of
bath for tie fummer, ia a prvars family, on Grace
st, second house abtvs tst. Reference re ,aired.
nv 1S-3.s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

TOR Rent IL vera. very desirable roems Apply
n On Franklin ST. 81 door from the corner Of :Ji,
between Esd and 23th SITS ms a3-2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

M HIT1 Ltnen snsi-sun haVeiocks for CAPS -
!" 1hsve 10 store few dozen Of the above do.
drabse article They turn the goat beat OF the sun
and prevent sun ssrokS TINS price f. only % ~
Zach. have alDo on hand very large lot AZ extra
Panama Baas. JOHN DOOLRY.
nv 23-Sf
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27
The North CarOliIa Election,

The abolitionists have been calcu.
!ating largely on the supposed disaf-
lection Of a portion of the people of
North Carolina. A number o dis
loyal and sore-headed politicians in
that State nominate for governor
". w. Holden, whose press the peo-
pie had destroyed on account Of the
reasonable tendency of its editorials;
aud the Yankees were alive with ex-
pectation that this individual would
be elected over the gallant Vance,
whose devotion to our cause has
won for him the admiration of every
true Southern patriot. But the abo-
litionists of the North and the tories
Of the South have both been most
sadly disappointed. The election is
over, aud Governor Vance is re-elsct-
cd by majority of over thy Mous-
dA4 in a total vote of less than seven
.y-fve thousand Holden carried
only one county in the State. The
old North State has thus covered
H. rself with glory at home, while her
gallant sons are winning imper;shable
renown abroad. Old rip Van Win
kle" is certainly wide awake for
f.rrC
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

The New York Herald, the News.
the Metropolitan Record, the Free
mans Journal. the Albany Argus. the
Chicago Times, th- Cincinnati En-.
quirer, the Hartford Times. the Har-
risburg Patriot, the Columbus Ohio
Crisis. the Journal of Commerce. the
IN. H Patriot, the Concord Stand
ard, the New York World. the \. Y.
Day Book, and the Boston Courier,
al advocate peace.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

occur to him would be a "Curvcn.
ton Of the Sta.es," in favor Of which
the people nigh, lee supposed to have
SI oxen ut the ballot box. This Con,
vrnti"n, together with other imprac-
ticablc propositions of Lincoln. would
end i'll nothing; hut it would be- that
much time gained before the inaugu-
ration of Mcclellan, who would Sc.
the failure of his pet scheme, and the
necessity of rcsorting to som" other
mode OF snt,l-lncnt
Ii al! the hopes of peace based on
III. success of the Democratic ticket
should not be realized, we do not see
that any other agency at work anous
I'll" Northern people is likely to bring
about the desired result n, an carly
day. The disat'-rtiou in Ii. NORTH
west nigh, lead To revolution in
favor of a North West IN t"nf,d.r-
acv, under the lead of Long and Val
l,,udInsham. tn, such Il thing conlu
not occur unless til, fortunes of til"
\orth should become dr~p"ra,. in
deed.
Ia View otrrohailr peace PROPOSE
Mons there are two things against
which yhr Confederate States should
guard We ~ho.ld not
agrr. t" al Hrimj>tic" Will" n"gnria-
inns az ? uding. nor. under any cir
whatever, send delegates
- the proposed convention of the /.
States. An armisticr would lead to
he loss of much valuable time in the
Of the troops, whose
ropes Of peace. after being raised,
would b" disappointed in cas-" TIA" no
,otiatin~ should accomplish nothing
y for a Convention OF the States, a.
'ir. S-nmrs W, Il said. II would to-
.itnal y giving up oar government,
I We were 10 send Gr!rgat-- to Il.
Any person offering 20 represent any
'Uu'r,!"Tnt, state IL >..ch convention
'"u'I hr Il traitor t. his country, and
houlG h, arrested and executed "a
uch. We have nothing to do with
Ii" lamkr" drhh"yatI,c assemblies.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

NORTHERN POLirII>.-CfeH. ThoS.
L. Price has been nominated by the.
Democrats Of Missouri, as their cand-
idate for the Office of Governor.
Thaddeus Stevens has been uomiua-
ted by the abolisionis,s of his district
for reelection to Congress. The
New Yo.k Black Republican Con-
ventiou at Syracuse. nominated Rru-
ben Fenton for Governor. John NJ
Gilman and H. w. Lambertson are
the Democratic candidates for Cen
gress in Minnesota. Hon. J. c. Roo
Governor, and S c. Judd for Lieut.
Governor Of Illinois.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

i..:n The London ~.
There can hn no douht tina, Nj.
Lincoln, in refusing 70 listen to any
"vrr,ur,> Of It pacific nature which DO
not contrmp.at" for their starting
point IT," @onpi-te extinction oc
slavery "u the A"rth American con
rinrr'. La> acted h. par Of wis"
and far ing statesman, and Civ, II
- thn-, who cnnhdr in his sincerity
IL Hu Em4ncjpa'iorisi another pird.."
of his honest, and good faith. IL"
tear of many has been that in fatal
moment ;hc President would valu-
the Union above liberty. and tha. tho
negro, bound han! and foot. won i
be handed over ~ his trskGuag:rr n
the price Of II worthless alir-iau,"
an an "neHduring p-aor. But W.
Lincoln has exhibited decision ct
character aud a loyalty to his de-
cIarrd purpose which should satisfy
both friends and foes that so long "a
Ia remains ut tn. helm there is 40
danger of ""urromise IN this vital
= 'f"-ffafr
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

\ very handsp.n: !i,,Ir affair oc-
CURED It. WiIIiainsport last Saturday
vas 4 week ago. Forty-,wo FEEDER
ais who wen, on, "m :. thi,ying *
petition were pice-d up W oar boys
in the most artistic m'tnn"r. only on"
making his escape TO tell IL" tale
Two OF the Federals were killed,
three wounded, and thirty-aiX taken
prisoners, who were brought up in
hos, ou SATURDAY. Night
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

Preparations are making a, Flor
ence to celebrate the six hunGr-d-th
anniversary of the birth Of Dante
The great poet was born in 1865.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

Gen. Sherman gives notice that his
troops need rest, and i: is supposed
that he " ill establish himse!f,horouch
1y at Atlanta before making any far
tlIer offensive movement.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

The n. \. Herald, having failed to
get bid from McClelIan's friends.
has come out against the Chicago
nominees.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27
TO PRINTERS.

WANTED lNMEDIATELI--Pre
w and Book and job Composi,er-, 20
the number of twelve or fifteen. Liberal
wages given. Printers in the army will be
detailed if practical work men. h. srpl! Ing
Immediately.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27


OF liberty yoArh-at~I :, -. Ly ..,.
= torriailrI-. We here .rl-w snd DE-
rlar" oar umnIt.ral,ir attachment :.
the Union. and tina. !: must ~. uya-
.rrv.d in its ,..,i.v. believing
that {, >irnhlr rh,rr;- chi. De obtained
II wn profit " the wis,lom of our
torriHth"is, We ar, ia favor Of ADOPT.
ing n our broad and sure platform
Ia" constitution of the United S,atrr
ii1t7 t"n"i! and breadth, and pirdx.
"ni Candidates +" maintain, py,srryo
""I d"fe"d the same.
H',o',"%. Iha; We canno, view
VIA: indifference" ii" open repudia.
'i"" ana 'I"la'Ion OF tn" Monroe
""e'T'nr' II" establishment Of an EN-.
H'F" on IA" ruins OF a mishboring
"'rnh!'c' "nd that "" view with
-'r"''' alarm and GIa''n-t the fearful
S'l' Yes ct 'h" general administration
." ''H''f"7 "'>r"'ISrn. in their re-
Pr"'''' '","''''"'e" With State ri gh,s,
"''h ''' ',"'L'y": speech and of the
press al" 81 me rights Ut private
F''rhI' therefor" "" call on nil
Guy '''H '"'"i' "i''!bi' patriots t" lay
I"'''S"n Fr'JudIc"-. 20
'"' ''' ','''- '"'N'TES troubles
'', ,I', '"N' '''''',.G |, consider tn"
., ''''"' "1<'' ~ "I"'n ana treasure
I've "''" Is" acts ard mis-
y. ''' present Nation
,....,''.. '',.,''' an" assist IN
AJAX "" may
Is: '".''v an" the
vac i''t''' from certain
r. =, =,
,;i' ma WI! uSe al. YAK
H.. ','' u 10 CIV '''1'u ma
49,; speedy ,eEihlna'
,,i' '''' '''''"!'' "'he"''y Tint DIS
-
~ ''''' 'ne'e" 'Ae Toll
49,,
""' It '''"'"'''''' COM
'',..'.''',' i''.'' 'hc" S'ate
"'','i' |" DC
:. -, "e''S"'rs
~ i"IF '''',, ~ I'' NC purpose
". :" :" a"e C'E
'" ga ''''h" " 'H.S
~. "''I' '''N '''c .e1P'e' TO ask
~ ''''''',' - suspend mo operation
va '"' ~ '''''I "''i'' ''F .!Nt hnn"ieI
'' 10, ,''' '''"'' '"'h "'''!i 'he people
- an 'PPn'i "n''E 'h7"u Sh
' ', w "'' ."'"' III 4 IAN r.'ct'"n u!.ln-
'''' ''1'' III "''E II ..h'' - military
~ "E'' or "''''''f' interference, OF de-
'''"G '"' question no" iaIriy pre-
>"'''" - 'h'ln 81 war or peace. at
-" tP'""'"'hE election IN Novcm-
h"' "'tI ih.'i the said committee tee.
ana they "r" hereby instructed ia
"!:' "i"'i' VIZ. I'nc"ln, by whatever
Z" I","'H' ;hry can employ, to s'ny
'h' Hood OF t''t"rnal blood. at least
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

The Northern papers announce tina,
to counterac, the feverish tendencies
Of the climate. large quantities of
whiskey and quinine are daily ad-
ministered to the Yankee troops.
The Richmond Wing states aurhori-
lively that Gen. Grant continues .ro
take his with sugar" instead ofquin-
inc.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27
Pence PROSPECTS,.


pute. The only difficulty in tn. wa,
: the sis of peace. On this sub
i"c "pili"rs are rs varions as tn,
ir"r' SIS and prrindic"S Of til" rnen OF
both sect rs. The C"ui,ti.rat.s
Want peace. bu. they will not listen
to any kind Of peace which IS not
based on recognition Of the indie.
Iprndence ot their government. l. IL
coin wants peace. hut lie will have
none eNcep, on condition Of the sub
mission OF the Southern Confectionery
and the abolition of slavery within
its limits. The Northern Democrats
are IN favor of peace, but it must be
- on tn ha Is Of tn. union Of all the.
States How all these conflicting
/ opinions are t. be recunc led. aud
how any common ground can hr
found on which all parties Interested
san stand, is MT :" easily TO l." seen
And Yet the point pt n,goti,,ior i
10 be reached at >rInr time or another.
We cannot fight AIN avs; he. sword
must be shear he'd. terms i settlement
proposed and nr"tvuSinn- IN ON"
side or the other. or Oh both. given
up, before thu dawn o. peace. with
Ill its blessings. can ever break upon
the country again.
IN" opinion i gaining ground Ihot
this war is drawing to Close. and
that we Shall soon have peace. Il j.
rl:iI that EVERYDAY j. heartily sick f.
Of The war. All wiling to end !, i,
any manner ~; .nc"us;s,rr: with .
,onor and ~a.r:v. Throughout the 7.
whole United S;"ic-, where i.or long
since The tnnor in favor Of war in
slant! Y drowned any public voice that
unigh; be raised tnr peace, cries toy .
peace are: heard everywhere, and .
larg" parties are organized, pledged .
70 put sop to III" progress Of the
war. Blu, shall we re; lily have peace.
soon! Are there any signs which
point TO an ear Y termination OF the
war
Ii il said II at Commissioners from
the lnltrd States hav" recently been
in Richmond With prorositi ms from
Lincoln for an "rm'-tic-. III order t"
nrsot'h'e on the subject OF pence
" eth Li"coIn's ulumatnm TO tn" Nj
'S"F' '''' Sfess prtoF' u.s. W" q" not
believe the report. AND even II II
we're ''"'' '"e Views OK 'he Northern
On ''' SUBJECT are - nm
''''''c''1'' ''''l negotiation t"u!'
~ f'SS'''' 'e'"'' III Any conc '7'''''
''' ''"''e |" Pe'c"' we '''A uP"" =
Nv '''e''"'' Va '''''"'''' therefore, ~
:'""5e on '''e part OF The y rita 10 .
'osec"'" me WAY ""''! IN" o"niedr-
ne ''1.e s''"'' o' s""'"Sa'rd' or ma
'"e ~ ~ I'll >''''i "'sco''F ''l'' II l.
"p'ss' ''' 10 conquer 'h"'h' W" .
'':' newer gel peace from the Ian u
." e''''''r''. ""''' We gam II hy
- -, .''u'' A'"' 81 ''S'''"S :,
must i''N' ""'to the success -
'''' ne - 'cr''''c ca:''''a'e ~ ti'' "
1 / .
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

Secretary Stanton says the draf,
will be ordered without delay.
There are twenty thousand wound
ell At the Washington hos ptals.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27
Attic n!-P-rsons arriving

. . y :
with. or receiving, late southern or
northern papers. will oblis" Us and
benefit our readers, by loani' & the.
TO the editor, if only for an hour
Items Of news also solicited
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

\ fight i rrp,r,rd to have taken
place in Virginia, near Kcain's Sta
ton. on he 10th. NV" divisions a.
the enemy Were completely dc.uol.
i,h,d
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

Gen. Bueknrr stated in his report
that reached here Sunday morning,
"that there was nothing from the
Atchatalya." The Officer command
ing a regiment on our extreme point,
reports that he was not able to aScrr-
who were down about the Atchnfa-
laya. but h- did not hrli"v. that they
exceeded a few hundred He did
not think that it was necessary to
push our infantry t. Ia" frcn: nj that
point.
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

The following is the vote cast a,
the Chicago Conv. ntion
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

S"rnotic" OF negro womnu for sale
Shreveport news., 1864-09-27

VIZ NTIoN-. n 7 U-NTvNNIT. o.
tered the following:
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-26

the Sacramento Union of the ed inst. under
the head of Probate proceedings, we find the
following: Estate ofC. c. Wingate-R. P
Wingate, c. E. Paine and Robert Allen were
appointed appraisers" 1t is believed by
some of the friends of Mr. Caleb c. Wingate,
late of Saw Mill Flat, in this county, that
the foregoing proceedings took place in refer
ence to his estate, although this is the first
intimation of his death received in this coun
ty. Mr.. Wingate left this place for Sacra
nento in the latter part of February, where
he has daughter married to Mr. Paine
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-26
Pit River Mining Company.

q TacKHoLDERS' NETTING. i Notice Is
- hereby given, that upon the written request oi
the holders of onethird Of the stock of the Conpa-
ny, and in pursuance of the bylaws tne 1Inslees
meeting of the Stockholders of the Company to ho
held at the Court House. in Red Bluff, leu ana
county, on Monday, the 2sth day of March, so,
at clock P. NJ, for the transaction OF any ana
al business which may be brought before tne
neeting-including amendment OF bylaws ana
NJ. H. MYRICK, Secretary.
Red Bluff, March 81. 1854. Gfzo
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-26
Notice of Intention
IDAHO. oREGoN ANp
WAGON ROAD
anize the
ALIFORNIA
IPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given t. ne undersigned.
~ members of the Idaho. Oreson and California
Wagon Road Company, will ho1 meeting at Red
Bluff, in Tehama county, and State of Californa, on
"Wednesday, April 9Th. A. ID. 1864.
at o'clock, P. NJ, for the ppysose of taking the
necessary steps for preliminary organization of
said company, under the law5of this State, The
general route Of said road vii commence at Red
Bluff, in Tehama county; thence on the west side OF
the Sacramento river TO point at or near the
mouth of Cow Creek, in Shasta county thence by
the most practicable route, to Fall River Valley, on
Pitt River; thence up said river to Goose Lake, in
Siskiyou county; thence on the eastern or western
side of said lake to a point near its northern end
where it intersocts the 42o of parallel of latitude,
being the dividing line between the States of Cali
fornia and Oregon
DANIEL McLArGHL1N HUeH McFARLASE.
H. ElKExs P. 3. READING.
ID. c. Patterson GEORGE THOMAS.
n. ScHERLISE- DANIEL MARKHAM
J. D. SMITH J. A. RAYMOND.
VIZ. H. PAcKwoop.
Red Bluff, March Goth, 1854. mrzo
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-26

New PAPER.-W. L. Carter, late of the
Trinity National, and who was about starting
Democratic paper in Red Bluff, has chang
ed his mind, and is about starting paper at
Copper City, in this county. He informs us
that the gentlemen on whom he relied for
support prefer rendering such support at
Copper City. It is our opinion that for a
while, at least, it will not be much of Il pay,
ing concern Although we cannot wish q
paper of its political stripe success, yet We
entertain the kindest feelings towards it;
gentlemanly proprietor.