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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
Incoruorat.d under the Laws Of the State.

ID. d. MILLS ---------.-.-...-President
WM. &. RALSTON,....-- Cashier.
CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW WORTHLESS 4 WAL
LEG, NO. IS Pine Street.
CORRESPONDENTS IN LoSDOS.-BANK OF LON
DON.
'THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
L the above named corporation has been organi.
Eed for the purpose OF CARRYING on the BanEinS ana
anu with the interior OF this State the nelghborng
State and Territories, and with Mexico; also with
The Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
indies; for which they provided with ample ia
cilitics, and In conformity with the articles Of assoc
alton will commence operations on the 5th day OF
July next, u the banking house now occupied by
DOnohoe, kalston Co., corner Of Washington and
With the view of giving to the business OF the cor
poratiOn all the efficiency and promptltude OF pri-
vaie banking hrnl, together with that confidential
SrcluslOn Of private business matters generally
iesired the immediate maTagemsnt OF is Affairs Is
RalStOn, as President and Cashier respectively, to
whom, or either of them, the customers Of the Bank
will apply oil all business matters. The regular
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees will take place
monthly.
The undersigned deem 1t advisable to call particu-
attention to the following pecularitles OF their
organization, which is positively binding on all Its
members:
FIRsr-Sales of It's Capital Stock can be effected
only after due appralsenent by St9cEhoders selected
JoratIon nave, in all cases, the right to become pur
,hasers Of the STOCK appraised AT the appraisement
Or the benefit OF the remaining stockholders. This
restriction Is printed upon each Certificate Of Stock
SEcOSD.-Loans cannot be made to stockholders
except upon collatcTaLS other than their Shares In
the Capital Stock oil this Bank.
TRUSTEES:
D. o. MILLS, J. B. THOMAS,
u us MCLANE, THOMAS BELL,
WIN. NUI,hIs, A. j. POPE,
JOHN o. EARL, o. +. G.EkIN,
HERMAN NlCifELS, JAMES WHITNEY, in.
WIN. L. RALSTUS.
San Francisco. June Is. ls64. jn25 MP
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14
Notice.

Notice.
rTIIE COPARTNERSHiP IN THE BANKING
i business heretofore existing between Eugene
Aclly, Of the City OF Ncw York. and Joseph A. Don
oboe, Vim. c. iialSton, anu Ralph S. Fretz, Of san
Fmncisco, under the iirm name Of EuGESL
NELLY & CO.. New York, and DUA0H0b, RALS-
Ton CO., san Francisco, will cease on the hrst
.ay of July, lS6I, Eugene Kelly and Joseph 4. Don
The business will be settled in New York by
Eugene kelly, and In San Francisco by Vim. e.
Raston and Z. :. FrctZ.
UepUSitors are requested to hand In their books
for settlement at the banking house Of Donohoe,
I.alston Co. EUGENE NELLY,
Tpnr 4 A Donohne Attorney
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14
Per J. A. Donohoe, Attorney,l
JJScPH A. UJNUHuE,
WM. Q. RALST0N,
Il. :. tRETZ.
San Francisco. June L. lstj4
THE UNDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION

THE UNDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION
i 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
uption, at the Old banking house Of Donohoe, Rails
ton Co., in this city, unuer the lirm name OF
FKLTZ / RALST0N, aud in New York through
Pine Street; and that OH and after the 9Th day OIL
July next, they, together with ID. U. Mills, j. b.
Thomas, Louis Mclane, Asa T. Lawton, VIM. l..
Whitney, Jr.. y. +. Gilfn A. J. Pope, Herman Mich
els Frederick billings, george IL. Howard, II. +.
TeSchemaCher, A. Haywood, Moses Ellis, A. b. Nc
Creary. X. N. Jessup, Samuel Knight. A. {. Henry,
J. G. WIimcrling anu VIM. Alvord, 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 the business OF bank
ing in all Of Its various branches at the same place
and through the same agency, aud 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, 1864-07-14
The Bank of California,
Corner OF Washington and Battery Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

THIS BANK Is OPEN FOR THE TRANsAC
l. ton of General Banking Business. VIM re-
ceive deposits attend to the Collection OF Paper and
draw Exchange. by TELEGRAPH or otherwise, on
New York, London, Dublin, &C., &C., on the most
favorable terms. WIN. c. RALSTON,
DO. MILLS, President. Cashier.
San Francisco, July 5, lSS1, jyS Imp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

Copartnership Notice.
THE COMPREHENSIVE IN THE BANKING
L Business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, of the city Of New York, and Joseph A. Don
oboe, William c. Ralston and Ralph s. Fretz, Of San
Francisco, under the firm name Of EUGEhE
KELLY & CO., New York, and DONOHOE, Hall
STuN & CO., San Francisco, will cease on the nrst
(lst) day of July, ls5I-Eugene Kelly and j. A.
Donohoe withdrawing from the copartnershlp.
The business will be settled In New 1oTk py
Eugene Kelly, and In San Francisco by William Z.
Raston and Il. 5. FretZ. ,
Depositors are requested to hand In their books
for settlement at the Banking House OF Donohoe'
Rnlsion Co EUGENE KELLY,
(Per J. A. Donohoe, Attorney.
J. A. D0S0HOE,
W. G. RALST0N,
X. S. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June -, 1854.
J,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A CO
i partnership 10: the transaction Of general
Ranking and Exchange business, under the nrm
names Of DONOHOE KELLY 4 Co, in San Fran
cisco, and EUGENE KELLY 4 CO., In New York,
commencing July, LIST, ls64. Their Banking House
in this city viii be at the southeast corner OF Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets.
EUGENE KELLY,
J0SEPHA. D0SOH0E,
San Francisco June Is. lo64. Jn2S Imp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,

D. 0. MILLS and WM. G. RALSTON will be
charged with the management OF the business Of the
Corporation. WIN. C. RALST0N,
X. s. FRITZ.
San Francisco, June IS. 1861. ln2O MN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

Charges at San Francisco Rates.
,.,,o II. HARRIS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22
cgTggsL ggasgA II.

On Isssasy essHag lass s'ss asssSss sasssi 'ssss
esisaa, Gsa jesEga y aEasassw ssasass siss icssr
ta ss.s psssu, being his ,hisa ssasfsl s. asse l
sssansEsrmsas a tie aaf. Il h usasisr sf fsssass
- 80 ss''''s s. -.
- 80 - .E s.
Ns - ssts a VIZ
ssss iaf @ss7 " AssaT'A" 4'-a'
Hase t''ssasssens Esfs =. hss'sss s >.s''
''Ss s'ss', tA'oa % sse /, = Sas'ssss y s's
s"s '.essss 's'ah sse se s'ss = s = - @s =
'sess '''''sses ''aa s'sa w ~ ava s'e E@ 'ss
MA ssaas sssafssa H. Iaa hass $ asss1 ss0
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22
THE RogRgRlEs.

10 oar las. istle we Hen,iosed the fobbsry Of Nr.
sommers sire, and n.,eaup. upon other storcs.
Before ses, IN the hands Of our readers, the
scamps bad committed aa extensive rosoery up
On oir towusman Mr.. ". Drnker, stealing a large
cum Of uoaey and considerable quantity a egslry
Mos. fortunately matters turned up which la this
detection. Our ;ewa authorities upon The alert,
and succeeded Ia seeanng the Tersoa ofse somewhat
assassoas segTa, cosasaoaiy knowa as Bss Lcysa6s
ard hts acsanplEcs, nsSso boy, beating The nsus
assss. The largest portion &c Mr. so.nnes' goods,
ard aessiy sii Mr Drsser's ssoaey and irwery zero
recovered Tie negroes asc so~ a sssl awasag heir
trial rs slc Hiasssr of BIB Is citizen Of Virginia.
arcssoaae sims viii csspse tor bis cstniag On, as
80 hss tsca notified of sic csadision ot saifs All
9e haps stsa rrspari u tless is thas they ra get
wisas is Ii SAID 500 efshe Emerald isis vas sa Of
oss a sefsata oessspa-I Iasisee.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22
THE CAMDEN J..URNAL.
THE SITUATION

NC src surprised at tic indtEarsacc manifested by
Tho CCaEedefacr Tstass siao are doing all In their
poser 70 advance her raa.sa who a.e HghsinS and
bsng Ia her defence wish fait ~ ssFpag N shat
slsssa sased sosh and bis kamily sxetcssc strong
bsoyaat logc sis. her csass sasst sFsamps snd u
coarse imagine ssr future 10 be glorious oss Oss
ess Ike HE irassicsdaI Csia sowstaly aud sasikiag
oi their guils 10 aos lradiag helping hss
10 sascss country 10 tcr hsas Of need agisg fusn
post 10 pillar % ase:d The uss responsibilities ef shs
struggle sfc si.ia and s1aessi ss 10 ss rasals As
ff satssssas we can sro no seaSsa @hy eif ssscsss
seald be esaplesss u indeed nc are ssus % CDR.
selves q
ssat w.esst dEsiiiag ess what asY ~ :ssay aos ~
ss.s psesoa<sista agssss Of cur people "a 70 hcu'
hi. asoiy struggle viii ,etmsaass lee Us a3dssta
oatseasss 10 tse task 81 ;raafsns Wis. win b. The
cssssqusadss of suiasasoa, Ena&aRsa % sha kaawl.
ssge u tta peaaits assy pefsisanes segs ss 70 re.
asass diEsssasr asa effort q essr asseacs Ia ;ass
sseai of s.sa,lua 80 pssdics thai e;t sass NIL te
he aeas sssstsle asi sses os I'll tisa feapisa "a
sscfs kinSsosas sna sssses os shs sssss
Hss:usy tasessss b Easafsssksbso sssras shas saa
nose sgasssns and sseprase she apssaars feses M sls
sose sssanscai sai sbs.ire ssSafsis us gaYasaeA s
Il ails ba wiss. at uvr estaay ID sesnsrisagsd ,hs
set;a ossr. 10 ee se NOS; STUPID topd tssss;s and
assaas fss a ssss csFsh. ssi can our people expegi
aasshiaE hessse sAaa To 10 seaaesa By asa rsopas
10 ;as asasss asxsse 6lssfs5s isa aal saEassys fs
* tse fsss esirrasaa aaa pciaaa y lat Is their cS
dt.so6g We isase slig fgaAs+ 10 aasasss Ttsy are
sss ssaecss u ssisr sss:las,e, sBoss ssassys aad
,aase dian sse y@asep asd yea wast asassa eosisa
sasir resssiaa Te sss,;I. x I've ssa autsa.ssi ly
tho esay. We wit nos oaiy Insa aat ptusess, 6si
wS w; hu sssppso Of al strsas of sssspss osr ata,
of csesy description VIII be taken es eg ssr Aass
We vii have . military guard psaeei at car aooss-
Yankee spats ssS iafsssfs Will ssassa n oar midst
An sspasasge win be .ass;sassd 10 aud ssss nat pos
otsees, gs viii hass Yaasee gesessts judges, isg
sssafosg euassbiss asgsssssses sssersEs esesss IL
soss sysry ossn sAsossaeas The Whale eesassy. sish
ss og Fscas Of soaos viii be bed By saa aesessshs
Yankee. .
This esaa,sfsi lSTeiT, suaay soash q Sess. tssw
sna sU ssess sali assr bel ss hav sfsbe bsass ans
shs land es shs fswc, a tsssEas den al sfsavss-
ssidaist, asssasiaasSaas. tsstess soai pots arson
ssEe vssosssase s.rsysss e5 ssFa, sUsnsa and eall
Ores viii hscase sir essSf aE tho 9sy. IL IN sssa
ats.. r.sSrea ss Ills ssesss sssssoss ss Tho sasa si
Are lsss nsevs IL eOsst 80 aow and where 10 sassk
sos tsSsa, S,ese ssll sc 90 si,sir BACKS sasae ast
,s,y ard l:ssFsabr 1l,sa sohiugssa b.
sebsnsa.sd and we ssEe. gsssssg g0He aFssss 80
cas ye seas ot stssaa. SD. ssske sSs sas psse %
heritage a yos b. sat:s aasssssy, ssksFe 4 . g
eyes loo ls.s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

gsocxAss gssssse.--N Ns learn koA slse Noble
Aassssises Ard gsgxssr ihat twe essstsfs the Aea'
lin sud Isahsss hsserwa ,ha asecksaa as slsas port
sssissa j saR days ~ esea oshss Tsey cana .aasa
With esssssnHseas 6sssa. saa win 10 dsass pssrs
saluasse ssanisssiaa 10 or sagps:ss.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

fis sad. sass lie McGrhss Balies;a, shc sofsaes
State aes, whe ssas iass sssase psaoeeas.c oaasss
wvrr induced d do 20 Dr. grsssoa gshrisse, Of sais
stats. aud Il y ssstsr STATED that ae is;sads 70 ssse
"a aestsa psrtsa eeaa.f ufss Esaocsssie csdssa.sa
ID sss snaisrs Presidential esapaiga.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

ssg- The nad.iay trims oa Tus#iay, Tharsaay.
assss sasasasv eesweea sss place and Kiasssss asa
sas snrsags. ssips 10 sosaaSsoa Nondsy, Wednesday
std rs:asy. hare beass discontinued Cor The prassus
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

rS The Igaes By . AtaoaaH bare been se<ezsssSy
aasssrea sr osr asxs Ne hope the giasd aussosess
viii csass:ss lsr cussssbasioss ssa saad saesa ia On
Aosssy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

All gerspas ~ri.lag " Dag u ssuse sisssa osseFse
sas ssss,sassbg:
lss- DlruSsan oees lstsas 70 he ss'ss Aas'f MIL
ks peg dag al ,stsse s.saues 'tssw Yosks wa For
ssrsa aearSe, saa pss Ia three or aso sSss SILVER
p;ecu Or Talked sssses Fsasssse.
I'd isasess sisEa "a a seaied easeiops4 wish ten
sea. ossgsssssss ssamp assa direct 30 Judge Roters
os,sa esurusssssss ssca,ansc G s, a, achusoaa, Va
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

4. oll t,ssolinian once said, Il was born
,l,.. ,.ss day in the year, ,he last day in the
u,.ash an,l the la4 day in The week, very late
II, the .,ay, and hare always been behindhand.
s..,irye il would have been tiisy dollars in my
,..-sr, II / had no. been born at al"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

1. fosa WAa-A seu:hssnss In Mes. scgk wfs'ts
sias he has looked with aaSns sycs t susae siga 4.
sssaasssoa "a .ls gnssh bas looked ID vain, scsga
..vosuaseesisg Is sss bsssa. sie cOaarsptses wss
aaarc, Tho sls y saarrsss labor d seare. tho sar'
rensy i drpresa:iag ssFisss sss nasaarus a taxes
arc high lie asftsa ,ts sssh 10 oSeecs csg var.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

or UEAgsl. 49,. We hare safssy naus
asng snoss beaassinl shMa slse isal0w.
me and IN an sxesssagc pspsf.
sloa taiak of slse grsai escns of
1 Tho DARK shawua sasss aesoss their
holding sksresg srefi their syvs ilse
Iared uacs whGss Isyssg ssasia was
% og sisesr ezssseaes. Dsash y slse
essssua III .siiiss. aaa the seli si.onghs
Il The sks!eson os ail asr seass.
want ID 40 through sla dark ssi-
D ise pasaage NAV lleatl % Paradise,
hasies T4snsh. we 30 nas wssh 10 lis
saoalsg grase. asea wisls the xsngs
sos oar bssi. .slsowA Bot tho fate
isezosaiIa. TAesa IL na appsal aF
d tlla gseas Law shas aussss :as oil
Z 90 aaarssl ard fade liks fho seases
/. and tho asiFfss dosers thai bieo,ss
Ii M day has mol q frazier hoM osI
d sssightscas snolsssh ihas has eser
"a ssa by bis soossteps senarsssosse
ses ss aaa sassss, lika sbe gsasa. and
10 Hausiisade sIas sweia sAn wosga To-
10. isaesvys disappear Rks she foot
ha shsss.
q sse rising isde sisasi best.
isse "a WI yssaisas tfusa ssss asssa.H
ssas sssfai drama Of Ion shs ;nssiacs Of
j. @ sloqHeasly uttered by The deysi..
sssss .ls Gaas clear fesycnso in evssy
onl. When ahona 10 .sis!a bis
sses s,e ~ . sacrffses 10 Fate. lsss bs.
lem anshe asks Il they shall NOS meet
,whi ch be repssas: II bare askesl ,l,a,
aacs saoa of she hslIs slas look esernal !:
ssaa streams shas sew iossser: OF Tho
yHg whose fields Of asssra my rsised
d nj lifted In glsry. aII were slisaI.
3 4 ssza slpou tby lising lace feel
.sas hing ia the lore whiei aaaa,ies
ia seaasy thst ssnnos Wholly pcsisL.
fssest sgasn. Giesnauthe.s
S--------ss e-~~---~.-.s
essrsba IS Express Of Monday las The
rmry Go. II Is estimated THAI fall Tor.
: of The roung men Of ibis cisy. whom
Il law enacted by Congress would
cod In the army, have taken aato
"a golden wings and iest .be country.
ed hat they asi not all leave per
Fnnnsng sseasners hHt sbas spsuy
hssaselves of q more easg method to |
sakeedom. by simply daaking ans
cur pscksas. James river 10 broad |
IN favorable Fights TO bsear them safe
hasea where they would be, snd TO
ven within ths past few days. many OF
re gisded silently dnwp iss current
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

Afer ,sss battles sfoGnd Rtcannud ihefe we're cue
hslsrss aui sessu;y wounded JoHs ~ iAe ncSisos
ii ,iyesr tssxshsse Ia that city
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

A Compliment 10 ylRsrssA.--Gov. Watts,
in hi, inaugural, speaks in the following COM
planeasary strain OF the benign old mother Of
mx ail
The "ossi Dominion" whose s,il has Been
,rnIs ~the dark and bloody ground OF this war,
SITS ads vel erect, and proudly boasts Sic Sers-
,,sr IL. aasis." Mcdowell. Mcclellan, Pope,
Baru siie, Hooker, Meade, each with an army
The best ,lle world ever saw with boastful
rr;te and banners cleaning, have essayed to-
s.d road to Richmond Each has been sig
pally foilcd in all attempts on The capital OF
Virginia and Of the Confederacy by Beaare-
card. Johnson, Lee. Jackson and Longstreet,.
While Virginia stands as an adsmaptine wall
agsins the onward march Of Lincoin's columns,
nsyer let the voice Ct dependency be uttered
from our lips, OF find sIcdgmsns in our hearts y
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

ARTiFscaAt Lssa Assrsfaytns, --Tsae pssfasssas %
sasda Ia aisHaosa 10 establish seaatai asneczsss'
wish saaiaeasleas asspsgh the eeafaefacg, fos the
psspess d supplying siaass aruss sssd iiaas % er
snnsslased soldiers
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

carfegr on sna Usa4 JAexET.--Tha Mobiis Reg.
ssssr sass tbs suesIes Gfss .sat from sAas pcsss
as eaesssrsa aass hsesgbs ssse shs Eoesaaiag sess
saasy ssusuag. shs ID. 4aa wsul sssssssa she ssss
asv. shs ;nsss ass asss hstss at cossor.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

III. Nes Ysss Tssass aays ssse country has ssssea
sa seas sss .a,s sssnrp Of assssea ssas s ssa sf-
shy ss lFas.ssaa sssy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22

gae ssfgsnsa ceasrsl Hailrsaa datsns every sSea-
,ssss. sars. transport 10 sle ssar q Sosshssa Vie.
ssasa a sstass.ss ef freight wass Il wcd require
st.ssssasa wsgusss aaa drivers, ssa ssis MssKhha
rssrs b aasse saa asa % transport ihs ssaa dsse
.anse
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-22
AsgAEas ls KNOXVILLE

AE.TaaElas LS gH0xTiILg
The Atlantis Register has the a,llowing IN
tellgenee ffouf knoxsiiIe, from q gentleman
who has inst gcgsen ihrongh the Zines =
Every ehusch and hosel ii the sfss. i oecn-.
p;ei "a hospisais. General Foster i now IN
.connsaad. Mss S Ssfanel Bssd's horse and Mrs.
Rogcrsa hnase are sllso ussd Is hospisals. The
.Yankees are cec fiscaiing the property Of all
Southern people. Jcsepa Mahrs ii ora parole
The Yankees ,cos eseryshisg BE had. Ailihe.
prsneipaa nssii.siiags afe ased 81 Government
stores. The reslsraIs have closed Samuel Iafts-
ilsonss iswelsy ssofs. on sesounf OF hss South
ersa psoelss isiea. I,r. yarksoa afseswasds took
pessasssoss ps Il, Bot sas alsc eaased 40. Dr.
Jaeksca Il Brisisls sutect, and eiSiaed BfisSsi.
protection. He hid tho British slag aying
) ovcr iis koase say several weeks. EsoHniag
dcnoHnced him rs nos0sioiis rebl The
lsdagals refused 10 recognize Bis claim. Bgsr
Ter q worth Sss 30 per poaad ID gresabacks.
csee % SO per s,paad, and eyeyy thing esss ~
ropossfon, sare naeas ard sreaJ. which ara
os 10 be hsd III any Fssiisc. The Federal sui-
ess hage been l;sing 90 quarter ratsons, md
ratio sroNiHg ssssaaaIcr by degrees and
ausifplly seas daily. Thsr have noshsng
hFan ereasi.
All the males ard horses hare died OF ssafs
isns The uossen atsa children now dsaw
csls snein the Yankee gssfssnaiseafy depart.
ID. The force ron sM Snuxsilse Numbers
ii II. COG lfGen. Ispagssssss had boon
10 Fspaain sroana kaoxsiise week lee-
hs eHeray wpsaa hsge capitusasssi. ~ they
alsnoss osts of asasssuais:sss ard Subsistence
i 10 ssanc Ill sha asesse sbs Fsdef#a wen:
8 d as night ans zssssess sssss body. bonsl
& ss, lbaibsF-shop nsssess Us aell a. sslsss
.l nakiing thcsa gcss esss Of shssr hesis 4
i On thsis spssssiaeas scps s;en. Fsessrsl
Il uarscss are ss alhu sssidense os Col. anhs
81 mssg.
81 Col. Wsa. Hsssksls, brother OF Fred
ske u. Il sha lecal sggns uf The United Sssae
.oru department NE saa sar Csengsess sey
ves ars since agaissss Hen. 3. q. Ssaisls. Iii
ssIw sys been considered .issneelaise and
e Tsse Fssierals declare that they iuscn,
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The Wool Interest.
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The Slipping Lis, has the following:
Il cannot be doubted that the war has greatly
quickened the manufacture of wool, and We are
led to hope that fou1dation viii soon be laid
for an absolute Independence in this essential.
We are already assured OF the major portion
Of the material tor manufacture under any con
,ingency, ard many years can hardly elapse
before We shall raise al the material We can
consume. The rCmGnerat.ve prices Of wool for
the last year or two will have the effect. We
think. 10 stimulate lis growth all over the
county. There is scarcely single State in
the Union where sheep cannot be prof'abiy
raised. Over all our broad eXpause Of territory,
sheep husoaudry may be made valuable IL i'm
mediate money returns from wool, while the
pastures are constantly improved by sheep
grazing and the markets cheapened and in
proved with mutton. Indeed, il IS not probable
that for Years 10 come. there viii be any more
remuueraiive occupation held out 10 the owners
Of land than sheep hUsband7y. We gather
some Interesting facts in this connection from
the last census report. 10 1850, the unm6er
Of sheep in The United States was 2l. -, POO,
while in 1860 there Vas u S23. 500. The
number Of pounds Of wool produced iu $50
was 525l6.9j9 against 605ll343 10 1860.
At the same periods the amount OF cotton pro
duced was, former year. 2,445,l93 bales, and
for the latter, 5l9S or. Thus, while the
cotton product doubled, the wool product in
creased only about eight million pounds, a
smaller pvoPortionaie Increase than Of any
other agricultural product Of half lis value, or
upwards. sugar only accepted. The period
which witnessed this result was very profitable
and prosperous. and the result Of the small
increase of the wool product during that decade
has been generally ascribed to the low tariffs
Of 1916 and ISL oa foreign woods and wooleus,
as wool growing had not then reached such q
magnitude as to Withstand the competition
which ensued II had been built up, as many
other industries had been, by protection. In
another decade j, might, perhaps have attained
power to compete with other countries. As il
was then situated. however. it could not, aud
so fell off. But under the present improved
auspices, it will be remarkable, indeed, if the
increase Of the wool product be not far greater
during the next few years than it ever has been
for like period, and, IN view Of such q proba-
bic result 1t would seem 10 be imperative that
our woOen manufactures be enlarged and in
creased accordingly. We understand that re-
liable statistics Of the wOolen manufacture OF
this country aIe in course Of compilation, which,
when presented. will aStODish those who think
utility and beauty in woolen textile fabrics are
wholly foreign. and that the crude aud rough
are all that belong to us In view OF the
probable increase of demand, and assured profits
of the future for domestic woolens the hight
of folly were reached cid We fail to expend
every effort at this time upon founding and
increasing our manufactures, for whatever
reasons are operative now are sure 10 be
strengthened hereafter.