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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Lucerne Mining Company, Gold Hi

Lucerne Mining Company, Gold Hill
District, Storey county, Nevada TerritOry.-Nottce
Is hereby glven that at meeting of the Trustees OF
said Company, held ON Wednesday, May 18th, 1867,
an assessment of Three Dollars per share levied
upon the capital stock OF said Company, payable to
the Secretary at his Office, City Hall, San Francisco
on "Wednesday. the I'D day of June lS6I. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid Oh
the 23I day of Junc Sii, will he advertised on that
day Us delinquent and unless payment shall be made
before will be sold On the l2h day OF july lSiI. to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses Ut the sale.
JOS. 5. PANSUN, Sccy,
TrcaSurcr'S UnCe, City Hall.
San Francisco, May ~, lS6l.
Interest at the rate of 2 per cent per month will
be allowed ii the above assessment Is pail inmcdl-
attly Bv order of the Board Of Trustees.
mya6 M 10 $ PAXSON Scc'y
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS

r caves GOLD HILL AT 90'CLOCK A. NJ.
IL and Q o'clock p NJ, for Carson City, Silver
City Dayton and Empire City, returning the same
day and for Virginia, Downieville, Nevada, San
Juan, Marysville, and all the principal places in
Sierra, Plumas, Nevada and Yuba counties, Cali
fornia. Letters, packages and treasure transmit
ted with dispatch and security.
OFFICE-Removed TO Montminy's Fireproot
building, on Main street, two doors below the
Gold Hill Hotel.
l.. G. A. COURSOLLES, Agent.
Gold Hill, Nov 18th. 1863. nol9 If
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IT is variously stated that there is sufficient
amount of rich rock now lying in Ell Dorado
Canon, on the Colorado, to employ a dozen or
more forty-stamp mills for six months
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ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
Assessments Levied Within Thirty Days.

OF ALL CLAIMS VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR
DEVILS GATE, PALMYRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGES-
TINE AND FLOwERi DISTRICTS ALPHABET
CALLY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-10

tOr sale.
4 TOWN LOT IN GOLD HILL, SITUATE ON
n Telegraph Street nearly opposite the PctalunIa
Mil Joining on the south u. GagGOn'S lot and con-
tanning ~ feet by uG feet more less Also. Dwell
ling House ami Bakery CHEAP Fur CASH. For
further particulars inquire ii p Plant Proprietor. at
the Sapphire Mill. or To L. e. \ Consoles II Lang
tons Express OtiiCc, in Gold lil
nyll M L, G.. \. CUURS0LLES. Agent.
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~ O1lCe.
IERERN GlNEN THAT TIIr On.

n OIlCt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Co
~ partnership heretofore existing between e. :.
COOvcr and G.. &. Stevenson. % Gold Hill. Storey
county vt, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent Tie affairs of the firm will he wound
up, and the debts and liabilities thereof settled b. G.
C. Stevenson. who alone Is authorized TO receive or
collect ans claims or demands due SAID firm.
ClfAS. :. CbOEER,
Z. STEVENSON.
Gold HILL June . ISL jn5 Nv
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Pioneer Omnibus Line.

IN AND AFTER April. FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts tan be purchased from either Of the Drivers
or at the office Of the Line in Gold Hill Three fol
one Dollar Passengers not purchasing Tickets will
be charged Fifty Cents.
apis If J. B. CRANDALL, Proprietor.
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san Francisco, May ~, 1851.

Hartford Mining Company, Gold Hill
District, n. T.-Sotice is hereby given that, at II
meeting OF the Trustees OF the above named COnpa-
n.y. held this day. MAY II, lSiD an assessment (No.
81 Of one Dollar per share was levied on each and
every share Of the capital stock Of said company,
payable on or before the 18th day of June, lSh In U.
= gold coin, to the Secretary at his office, No. 6o6
Merchant street, san Francisco. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on that
day, will be advertised delinquent. and unless
payment shall he made before. will he sold on the
Sth day of July next, to pay the delinquent
mcnt. together with cost Ufavertisng and expenses
Of sale. By order Of the Board.
mNri III IL " TnNILINSnN Snc'Y.
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dissolution of PartnershjD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ilrm Of PrIll 4 Brown is this day dissolved by
mutual consent johnson ;. Prau will collect all
outstanding indebtedness and pay all the debts Of
IN. company A. u. BROWN,
J. :. PRAIL.
The business wi be continued at the old stand by
Johnson = PraI Thankful for the patronage here
;yEorr extended. hc SOlicits continuance OF the
same J. :. PRALL.
Culd Hill June .. 1861. Inym
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Good Investment

I1OR SALE CIIEAP.-TIIAT FINE PROPERTY
i on west side of Main street. Gold Hill. near Lam
sings Brick Store. Lot 26N>C feet, with buildings
thereon, fully insured. Rents will pay i've per cent.
on the Investment. Apply to the Agent,
mayI4m GEO. G. BURNETT. Gold Hill.
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COMPANY MEETINGS

OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY. SILVER CITY,
DAYTON OR COMO.
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Corner Pine md SansOmc Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
IMPORTERS OF
DENTAL AND SURGICAL lNSTRU-
NIENTS, TEETH, GOLD FOIL,
LORCEPS OF ALL KINDS, DENTAL CHAIRS.
Il Hand and Foot LathcS. Brush Cotton and Cor
uulum Wheels, plugccrs, ScalcrS, Files,
Rosewood Dental Cases,
Brass bound. best quality. with full sets InStru-
ulentS Mirrors etc. Prices from 81 10 SlTi each.
Eulcanitc Material.
NucanlzerS. Tulcanitr BaSr. and Impression Gutia
pcrc!Ia 4 large variety Of NCItANlTE TEETH,
ScraprrS and Packers; together with n large and
complete assortment OF all articles n the latest and
most approved styles uf Nulcaniic Work.
Dental Books.
We keep constantly on hand supply Of all the
most approved Standard Works on Dentistry Our
efforts will h. To Keep large AM well selected stock
OF all Dental Material. where the Dental Profession
may confidently rely upon having their orders filled
in the best possible manucr.
l.. II. MCDONALD X CO,
Sacramento. l39 j street,
San Francisco. cor. Zine AMI SausoHc streets.
jn7 ZIP
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AMERICAN CITY

AlVEhHOAN VII
BL OK 3 NTH SHOP.
ALL KINDS CT BLACKSMITHING AND
n Wagon repairing done with neatness and dis
patch. Also, manufacture and keep on hand the
best of Picks. Shop adjoining the Winegardner
claim. PELTIER MONTY.
American City, May 30, 1864. mySOf
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ggA FREE GIFT a
Tine Fourth Day OF July next.

The drawing Of this Enterprise set Tor the 10Th
of April, bu: owing To the dull times. and the short
space uf time set for the sale Of $1,000 tickets II will
br ImpOSSibility 10 COnsummatc IL by that time.
] will place myself under S-i0Jd bonds 10 redeem
each and every ticket at 81 EACH II IL Is not drawn
by the It'll Of July next, or As much sooner the
tickets can h2 sold.
This Enterprise viii be drawn by Il committee Of
gentlemen appointed by the tICEct-h0dcTs, and that
same fair anil Square principle will he strictly OBJ
served with which my former ones have been.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Of Copnrtnership.

TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
/ iSIin. between Harris 4 DarS. in the Granite
Mill Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
OSmeT DaTSt will collect and pay al bills due TO or
owing by the late firm. JOHN HARRIS,
USMER DARST.
Gold Hill. May D. lS6i. my2sm
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TICKETS, only ONE DOLLAR EACH,
In Coin.
2 Tickets for $40 in Greenbacks!
Or, Is for $40!

RD-All orders promptly attended to by the Pro
prtct1r, j. y. NHlGHT.
Virginia, n T.. April Is. 1854. apr2g u
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EDITOR NoNPAREIb -

EDITOR NoNPAREIL -
Winter rules the hour-winter, with
its unpleasant freaks and variable tenn
per. A short time since, the old fellow
was notorious for his endeavors to give to
mankind a uniform appearance, by turn:
ing the tips of their noses white. Zero
looked down npon mercury as entirely
too low in the world TO be at all desirable
as companion, and the earth was wrap
ped in mantle of unsuliied whiteness.
But now comes the sad reverse. The
resolution of the snow into its original
clements by means OF thaw, has become
a necessity, and, as . natural consequence,
the streets are now clothed with delu-
sive compound of mud and snow, as un-
stable in its nature as the sands of the
Big Muddy. I'D ~.
Does not the call for delegates to q
State Union Convention sound to the
Blufites as an early one? The people
here seem to have arrived at the conclu-
sion that later call would have been.
preferable, although /. have heard no sub
stantial reason why it would be better
It certainly can make no difference, as
the action of this convention is simply to
appolnt'delegates to the National Union
Convention. and, of course, win not pre-
oIpitate the movements of the latter in
the slightest degree. Whether it win be
preferable TO have short and active cam
paign, when the Presidential candidates
are before the people, OF. q longer, and
perhaps; less active one, win be deter
mined by other heads than mine. How
ever this may be decided, it willeffect the
final issue but little for weeks notice
is sufficient to elect the candidates put
in nomination by the Union party. There
is no SUCH thinaAs fail-and the yoiee Of
freedom that arose from the North last
October, will be but o faint echo, when
compared to the thunder tones thai shall
roll up from the nation on Tuesday
the 9Th day of November next. Right
nobly in times past have the men of the
North stood by the old flag, and vindicat-
cd their right to BE- fEesmsn, and the fu-
ture shall be untarnished by aught to
.blemish their good name. > s45..s
The present incumbent Old Abe, is. q
very popular man here. I do not know
that his claims, in point Of general and
executive sbilityS gre better than: many
others. yet we have had him on trial dur
ing the passthEee years, and We. knor
TIT he possesses some sterling eualifissIl
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~ - fysS III W.
III. havs Is iirsSrz, yoai tllas si
gh j q ptrssa 81
i Iii very much interested u abla ers
fp1as @eAshs emplcY aans III Z fe1 ale
snasaea.aha welfare o. I0T vi patiestat
And the plan Of special diet Kitchens. d
have therefore request 0Yern0k Store
to assign 10 mo the dulles connected With
Those Benevolent eaaseE 5sass s,
Hoping thas III Arrang eIaisns naay be
.mAde 70 harni0nIsg with ycsxr plans, / am
Yerv taspe ". yuIxz, 4
ANNIE WfTTENMyER,
s. Nv State SanitaFy AGENT !
s. I'm aaoos ee with the fcfetoin Letters
the Board elected Mrs. Wiftennyer
general Agent II NE lows saAlsas Com
ndissiori, and assigned her q ne dis.
|charga Of such duties as ara set fortlsifs
the said letter.
The following individuals were APE
pointed :" Field Agents" in accordance
with resolutions previously adopted:
fst Dep't, Mrs. Homer; "a Dept. Or.
Mcclure; 3D. Dept DR.. udell; 4th
Dept, Mrs. q. a. Chittenden.
Agents in the State remain a. before.
After .oonferring with tho Sanitary
Committees Of both Houses ii the Gem
eraI Assembly. the Board concluded to
ask for nm appropriation of fifteen thou.
sand dollars, for the purpose OF paying
transportation on goods, hiring agents,
&C., in order that no part Of the money
contributed by the people shall be used
for any purpose except the purchase Of
supplies for the soldiers. 80. !.
The Board adjourned 70 meet ct Mt,
Pleasant on the both of March, 1864. ~.
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LEa1sLArr-vE SUMMARY

sKxATE. - Monday Mr. Cue intro.
duced = bill 20 prohibit the circuiation
of all foreign bills--those &c National
Banks and U. s. ;CurEency sxeepkeslL- -
This is certainly good Move. These
little wildcat shinplasters should bel de-
clared a nuisance and abated. Mr. Hill.
singer introduced a bill to provide for
Townehip Collectors and the better col
lection of taxes. Considerable discussion
followed, In which our Senator, Dir. Ross
took Q part-he being opposed to the
SYSTEM proposed in the BILL. It. was f.
nally referred to committee on Township
and County Organization. Luke Palmer,
Of Des Moines COUNTS Harpin Riggs, of
Henry, and ]. H. Merrill, of Wapello,
were appsinted Trustees of Insane Hos
pital. The :" far famed " dog law having
been referred to the committee on Agri.
culture, they reported adversely to the
raising" of any more CANNES. ..,.
.HpUsR.-As bill to. amend the statute in
relation to. pssemptory challenges in
criminal cases, giving defendant double
the namber allowed the state was intro
duced. -
Also a bill separating thas Office of
Treasurer from that of Recorder and ma
king the County Judge eK oficio Recorder
wassintroduced by Mr.. Sturgis. .-~,.
A resolution was adopted, instructing
our members of Congress to favor law
extinguishing the right Of rebels to prop
erty in Iowa. A good move, and one
which we hope soon to see acted upon.
Clerk of the Supreme Court reported in
answer to resolution, that the whole num-
Der of causes entered during the last
three years, was l,o0S number disposed
OF. 1870 j. number still on the docket,
l64. Mr.. Magill argued in favor, and
Mr.. Bell and others in opposition to the
receipt of State Bank Notes in payment
Of Taxes. The bill was made the special
order fer tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Ad-
iourned.
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Eprrok NoSrAREff, =:

EDIfok NoSpAKEfL - "
! Your editorial correspondent, II Dss
Mosfes, .sf January 18th. 1864, heAsons
the session Of the State Board Of 4 III.
cultures He says that Captain Gask, n
our county, carried OF three inaporssna
prsanfutns d, Geld crops, siiss let pssnli.
UNI On wheat, 80; ID do. on oats. 20
Sd do on sofghutn, $40. BY thsrsadiaa
and punctuation of the above, maay Of
the readers efAhe. Nonpareil read ii thnss
LIST premium ON wheat, $40; ID pseuniunl
on oats, so; Sd premium on sorghum,
SO. Thefacts are, premium q spring
wheat, diploma and $40-lIO second pse-
MUM offered; premipm on osis, diplo-
ma and $20~-no second preHaiun Oilstsd3
first premium on sorghum strap, dipAO-
ma and $40. The second premium on
sorghum syrup was awarded 10 James
Baker, of Davenport, S.. The Secretary
of the Iowa College, VIM. Duane Wilson,
sent out circular in July last, offering .
premium of fifteen dollars for the best
sample of spring wheat for general enlt-
vation. was competitor and carried
off the premium in that department, a.
so. The wheaton which I was awarded
these premiums, Is the China Spring
Wheat Ii was pronounced by alljudges
of wheat at the capital to be the beas
spring wheat in the State fot -Four. "
..-.,.... .... il. D.. B. CLARK.
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Chicago the Largest Hog Market
IN the World, s. ~

| '..-. IN the World. - IS ~
A correspondents Of Ahe Rural Fas
Yorker, gives the following interesting
statistics concerning the hog trade OF
Chicago .,..-a >..-...... ,......n= Il
During the week ending Saturday, Nov.
18th, the receipts of hogs in this city were
one hundred and twenty.six thousand six
hundred and fifty .ozss Of these, about
8, 900 were dressed---tFie balance live hogs.
The range of prices during the week was
from O., 80 to &c per cwk for live hogs,
depending Mpan weigh sny an average
of BATS petasst. Itm not be far from
right if the average weight of these hogs
is placed at 200 pounds making . total
of 254, 302 cwt. of pork, which, ct SA75
per cwt., would amount to the snug sum
of 81, 20S, 49,, so, which has gone into the
hands of pork producers in the West dur
ing asinglesweek + ':sfT<& 4
There have been received during the
present season, 1863 to the above date,
L Nov. 2athl one million Ave hundred and
twelve thousand four hundred and nine
hogs. Placing the average weight at go
pounds, rs before, and reduaing the aver
age price at so per cwt., let us see
what it viii figure ~. So, 400 2=3, O24,
818 cwt. K $4.50==Sl3, GIL. 6e1 that hss
gone into the hands Of fargpers in
in the shape of greenbaeks and vile trash
called currency, from this market alone
gone into the haIfds Of the eastern
boundary Of the State OF Illinois. This d
the pork item alone. There are other
items equally interesting, which indicate
the resources, for prodnction, or the Prsi-
rio States. ss.R "a 81 Aea''a sasss-sF
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Ladies' Fair and Tableorsx.

We learn that number Of he misass sud yeuns
ladies Of ear city, propose hsssn9 falf 81 carry
day fer The benefit ct the Rplssopai chsseh. The
nngsss Of the little misses hSve been bHsy for soms
ne 10 prepArasFus Of articles fer t Is Obec and The
ladies of tAs church have recently received dona-
tion from ladies In New York which will BE- added 70
the others sna offered toF ssis As "A ndatsonaI NJ
traction we hear Il tntiatsa the yoanG folks hays
ia preparation number Of tahlsanx, whichot theme
selves will no doubt be sucient - draw futi hOsss.
]. d-9d. a& r NJ
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BA- Governor Johnson, Of Tennessee,
said in his 9Th of January speech at Nash
Vile:
II have owned slaves--aaaves that
bought with my own money-money
earned by myself, quarter of dollar at
time. They were confiscated and sold e.;
yet two of them ran away from the rebel
dominions and came here to me-. hired
them-made 8 bargain with them for
their labor, and thus recognized their
freedom. And find they do better than
when they were slaves. Now, if any of
you are slave owners, advise you to go
and do likewise, while you have chance.
Hire your negroes to work for you,
and you. will find they will do better
laber for you than when they were slaves.
BY this means you will do your part in
this great transition to teach them self
reliance.
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H6r It Is understood taase lie pAtel>
and martyr, Willard ighafn. che renowned
individual who waits and wksehes over
the border h hard upss His purse isgrown
light, his pockets are drained dry, he il
not we'll ssOff forsoap0 'trOcks, of 3 az.
suratiye sort. arc net abundant with him.
1t il pity, iamitiitf Having been duIy
notified Of this impovtasit fact, the faikl-
full among the CopperhaAds of Chic. arc
endeay0Fing TO raise seo1s rihutSoass for shc
relief Of their unfortunaEa leader They
do not hesitate 10 call On their poor and
laborioEs followers. u give him sssCcor
out OF their own nneagfe resources. Like
Mcclellan, the valiant Valland ighana. D
willing 10 become an object of charity:
and live Ia luxury as She expense ol those
who hare nothins 30 spago, IEf rich
idea II shows how h0rsorahle md ifltae.
pendsst j man 10 i. He Il unite above
earning hi iiy5ings but hs Il not absSe
living q re egpsnss3 II thcsa he LIS ~
TRACED r. llasgk 49,. '..is 1''s
.ss4ssss Sc Il a. Il $50 B
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inducements to Clubs
REDUCED RATES

We will send o Club of ten copies Of
. the Weekly NoNpAREIE, one year for ten
dollars, in advances or . club of five
copies for seven dollars and fftyi Now
is the time to make up your clubs. Let
oar friends in the country embrace che
present opportunity to supply themselves
with good paper-cheap,
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- Gen Grant was lately rallied about
the New York HeralFs persistent and
preposterous mention of his name for the
Presidency. The General replied Il
aspire 10 only one political Office. When
this war ia over intend TO run for Mayor
of GalenA, (his place of residence and II
elected, intend to have the sidewalk
fixed up between my house and the depot.
~ Chicago Tribxms. ... So. -
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- Gov. Bramlette has ordered the
arrest of five rebel sympathizers to be
held - hostages FOR every Union citizen
seized by guerrilias in that State. This is
right, and let them suffer the fate infiict-
ed upon the Union men. -.. -
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with a good paper--cheap,

UNION CONVENTION =.
A Mass Ualoa County Convention will be held in
Union Hail, GoanelI Biass, Fss. sta at p. m for
shs purpose applnsi Nc delegates 70 thssats Con-
vsntion, 81 Dss Motnss On fs 81 INST Let all tEae
friends Of the wsoIs Union, ~ 10 sstenaance.
~. e.. -. n by order Of the Co Gen. Com
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On. ] !.

k58t# n ~ - ~ ~ 4s&3ss as
Ndtls nd gqs1sls assd Jast - y =.
Ali NJ "a tsstes III love- eousgSs 49, ~
H5s ind win fFsalbas
Chorzsf
Then ioin the IIosA hnrfatt
Hurrah Tor the laad ~ The fred
For Union and peace. for order assd IL,
HurTal for the laird 81 fe reel
ne viii lore our land f0rsYgl
Dsarest land beneath che sssn
Foeraen's steel shall not dissevsr
Youthful hearts that NOW aes osles
We ail i Ind Of brothers,
All tie States are sisters, TOO.
Aha I'll time there VIII Be 0the1x
e laat slaalg happy Vows feisery
Il Let the hopeful words bespokeiT,
On the wings Of promise borne
Never shall the links be broken,
I'D Never shall the flag be torn. IN:
Union Row and Union ever. sr. q
Boys and girls for Union all 4
We will keep it safe, and never Az
~ Shall our glorious Union fall III
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DEs MoISEs, Jan. 22d, 1864.

Rev. E. SKINNER, Board Control: -
Your communication Of this date is re-
ceiyed and in reply have to state, that |
am already Sanitary Agent in the field,
and my duties are defined by the Legis-
iature. shall be glad to cooperate With
you as your agent as far as consistent with
those duties.
As 70 my field of labor, am not able
to define limits, or choose between the
Departments, being Interested in and
Connected witltseveral special plans, for
the relief of our suffering soldiers, that
are of a general character. have been
so long involved in the general work,
and am SO fully pledged to aid in carry
ing out generous and extended measures,
| that / cannot abandon the work without
greatly lesseniug my usefulness.
Upon becoming goar Agent the Sanitary
goods under my control viii be transfer"
red, and the detail of Mr.. Mathis chang
ed to the Iowa San. Com, the arrange.
ment to exist as long as such relations so
continue.
As to transferring the shipping and
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