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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04

THg NEW YORK LEG 81 sTURE AND THE
N,77oN4r, BANKS. the New York Post
saws the banki % committee Of the House Of
Assembly of that State, composed OF naJor'e
,, of republicans, have made 4 report. which
flames Secret ~ Chase ftr not confirming to
End the national debt as fat as possible and
s. every means; it charges that II order 10
secure the apparent a-3vant aga OF lower rate
G interest Oh long term bonds, be has suffered
or caused an oyarissaa OF legal renler notes ct
various descriptions thus deprecatlllg the
c1rrencv. IN order TO increase the value Of
q l., bearing bonds and sao.aicIu2 the great
interests Of the country causing enF.anceoaFst
Il nrices, disturbing co10nerolai operations
aaI encouraging The speculative spirit, n order
70 place hoadS at i've per cent lnsteaS o. SIX
Further, It I,!alnes Congress Enr exelnpting tie
3ders OF United States securities from taxa
sion, and especially from State and local taxa.
rion points out that BY this act che hundred
and oine millions worth OF property : ezenp,,
ted IN this State, altogether, fre IN State 300
] zeal taxaio all which is hid by banks and
corporations who ought to contribute largely
10 the support OF law and oder.
TIE ,eport declares that such state 81
.things ought no1 20 exist, and shat me at
Tempt TO control he whole caplta Of The
country by giving the natiotsal banks aaqan->
ages Of exemption from taxation over tha
local banks, is not proper The committee
therefore report adversely TO the passage CT
she bill Of Mr.. E>randretf to authorize banks,
banking associations, corporations or lldlvId
.gaIs, Incorporated b. under the laws Of the
State of New York, to become banking asso7-~
Citations under the laws Of the UnIte.l Sta5e7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04

The tides in the Potomac riuer, owing ~
the prevalence Of easterly winds; have been
very high, fur the last three or four days,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04

The n. Y Journal Of (;omn. cree, strong
Union paper, but opposed 10 many Of the pro
ceodings OF the rirz Is, speaking IF he inter
fr2nce with the press, and its cyl says :---
The issue Of q prospective order against $
newspaper, bv name, protesting 10 see what It
will contain, is q violation Of law and az q
fence against free principles. L this IS to be
al We'd the changes Of administration III
State AMI country Would result III successive
orders susnending al new, paners first Of one
and then Of another party 1t would fesut 10
snaking the law Of newspaper editing entirely
q subject Of official whi1lls. When an Officer
does not ike what he has seen ia newspaper,
he takes it FOR granted that the future issues
Of the paper Will equally llsplease i1l1n, and
he orders It's disoon1lnuailc3. This Is Tie end
Of Tree discussion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04
LOTS FOR SALE BY AUCTION~

an WEDNESDAY. 9th INST, At 10 \.
~ NJ, will offer for sale by public a9ction,
Tor cash, on the premises EIGHT BY ILn~
ING LOTS, situated on the west side Of
Fairfax and south side Of d1ibb0n street, at
their intersection, with fronts varying from 4
- Is! feet, and Of different depths. Par*icu~
lars at sale Title indisputable. Convey
ancing and stamps al the expense Of purchaser
ap did Is, Joii NSlNN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04

VALUABLE FARM FOB SALE, Ave
\ miles from Washington City. and two from
Alexandra Ferry. situated IN PRINCE e3o4rgge-a
County Md, near Grimesy iiie-ONE K ! s.
DiilD AND Two ACRES with q ine and
4szz cornmodious DWELLING HOUSE, al,
s11:#I the necessary OUT houses, ana g spentG.!d
wooded ana wAt9r2d. !}ae
soil is adapted for a Market Garden. Wheat,
Corn Tobacco, SC The subscriber. residing
thereon, vii! SHOW the premises to persons Wls:--
II . 70 n,7rclase 3. NJ TINOITI,
NH Elm y asllngto:4, ]o8r NLllGS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-10

Pelo amor de Does-ite !pa9ert 1tf in ben
66llenl4lunc-lte merSen an Der 8ranbun9
Der Barre 5erIdslIen uno finb Ssrlpren, bic
l1nsladIelis II REF bQS MdbGen. Rein
Nu89an9 siebt aus bieIer 9udt ibnen gtus-
it6t 5ur 0lu6t! .r . ... 5.,.< a....
gfarren Dies srtnlte Der Mobr. &enn
ni6t erlauFcn in tiefe 8ranbuu9, tuerren unz
fpmnten in tiefs BamperDs, mag fcntmen.--.
Filhinha miiilen fe9rsn eilis gu 9auIe, neil
gEplfen nabe - ~. -r.[,,;.-.-. -
gfimmermebr la8te entidlpiieu pa5 Mdf.
den. Ba8 fitnlmert mid ber YarnperO8-
i4 min pos SGidiut Ger nutbigar Minner
erfabren 1g ~..l .a,4r -.r ,
SnoeB i9ienen bic untril9lihen Sln5ei4en
beS brpbeaben llnpetter8 zines nit mplfelts
bru9artigen Geseu pertunrenslt @eipttterz
TURNS. Der ouf Dem Ga Blata unter b,n, Sea-
nten panlperes befannt unb 8efir9tet it,
uno oft nit rsr 9rSBten Sdluelli9teit, gum
@liif absr nie pbns letue figentbimItdoengScr=
5etden ltd erbebt-ebsr 31nt 8prtbctl ber
Serfof9tett 5u Dieueu. Dts Segel Ger @pe-
lette ipurbe etnsesOSell, man b6rte ba6 RaIs
leln Der Mntesfetten, tpie lie burG Die Rliipen
laufen, ba8 Sdiff lsSte ltd UNI uno lit Der
@utfe,nuns BON ettpa IS &nUten ror Biz
Sdludt, tn ipsld,e lIdb Die 8arte sefiatet
bate. Sn bieItr GntternunS auT bem uc
raltigen tcni9en NnterSrtno mar baS Sdiff
iider BON ben 0efabreu bes berannahenoeu
GturmeS unb osn fltrdtbaren gtuTl9laSer
Der 8ranDuns, tie ali ben 6ellen unD pel
Barre tpbte, tpsldle ben 9u9anS ber BUD
gum srGBten Ebeil IUeriperrte, itreu eS 8u
| a(et4 rem sin1ieen Gus9anJ pOllfrmmen be
berrihte uub ben Sladtisen, lelblt lpenu Fl
9ludi9 ms Snnere Der S6lu9t selans
| ieIn fOllten. iebsu 9tuSipe0 abI6nitt. n
Man lab 5u9leid Elm Boot ee8 fleinel
&tie9alaiff8 niererlaiien uno temonnen. 81
sic wplen ibnen fpl9en, lif molten lte alt
sreifen III benz 6G0enlalunb, luste atbenlpl
cas- MGo4en, inoem lie BON ibrenl Bfsrb,
ipran9 uno unwiQfarliA na6 per Stint
ariff. 8ir mtlien i6Oen belfsn! a97
| (Tnrtiek,tno tcfot \ ar..,. ...
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@,flhdtat Rronfhgit.

gDenu Ser trresefettete untlus Singing ausnbet 6a5
CT ben &ein bier ibmer'baten &rantbe in ansenrnt-
Fatl rrer bic Surht por @ntSediu3 ibn ab9redt i an
ene su ense eui wee ss in 9ei5s ies:r gTstsnna HaS
wortet Ip anae Bis bic Spmpt beeS redlien llebtls,
rpe D. 3. Elm nit @eidrrl entupreet sails, cine bDe
Nae Gnters int Scpfe unb IN rem 9ecerH Ntnabme hes
@ef6ts 3oubbeit, &uSw die Der Saut Enpten ben B-
net lnb armen. Iinnsn i'm Geihte BEN @rtreita-
ten fd ;eisen NO taan biee netfI NIT ener I6retlben
S6nedteeit Dor @ I6reten, Bis sulest Der @arnen unS
bic @aentnoden d enS has Opfer brr 9ran-
betr si @eeeanb te5 itfees prb nnb Ger Sob letnen
fdredliden 9eben fabur6 Elm @nbe mat has tr tbn rap
enem QauSe cring ter @eneer aurildtebrt
@s III cine trarigr GfGats taB &1uiense eieer trtt-
taren Sranttt sum SpRr aaen IN Jgse her unBel ia.
It6tett uirieneet prdber pelde tr Mniretens teaes
t1tttien GS he8 Ns furS bic GcnitutOn rerndten une
ren e teS ge(en3 III siu ltiitea Daetn cerirdlte!n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-10


0u Ter pEeneendnnte geren G bie Mufe1te geeNt bat
Ste Qaubrrtbaft In Elm ees Stadium u erbeben, aber
au enet taB bels Bios 8eibehen fann cte Sueen6
o bafr cr,pee utS berdueebSet re 70 bat Der @erer
an 6teem 2red etne Srede QcuecS bic Yuerfar rpu
Gao Sarbpr @tts ansrerenb 2cts aus9eles pee Der
9srein at Serfdufen tratet bic Wlitte in 0duben
befpmn,s, bee Mnalt tauen nb unterbaln 81 tSnnen.
Gin ppliteGniides nntu Da Su elettet 3st sart PER-
tuSn mer6en, nm he 3Sen8e na allen etten bin pesn
m tInne. Die Mftien pereen ;u $4,000 perduft ppTut
eter SbeneEmr dber bar cine Nc BON nrBte Uue Trcnt
une bunbert Tub Ee erbdt welGe BON hein WerstR na
gDetntGGen urb Sbfb6umen bepfarSt wereen muen Der
@eren tat Die Nerpft6une bic Werp1ltun9 - ldnge ;R
brnebmeu fir bte 0Gfe bes @rtrd8es bs Der Gtqerpu'
Sic @ertpaltns elb dntreten pip no eann bic Der
ptung bes 8erets dufhSrt. Gin rtdltteer Gttel re
geaebe pbnb bic 2pts ean abbesdh np. Die 3ablun9s
Sermine nb terar bds ber Mrbetter In ben Stanb gebt
tfeins rlae 9ftie su fauen Damn bat Der atrnar nod
ben Iprtet eien Sctn ber 6 nGbtgen Wrrenntnie bat
unentselbll In btee Ifa u @de UorteetIe bic es &c
pig min I6enSrerth nia@et, bieer Sade bet5utr en- &
rrb tabur6 ben Getern @eleeenbett eeboten tb S1bn
fern Sr @ebl ri6 benz b6ien geipieI Der srpBe S!abe
praftiIG fir eas QebenerSiebfn ;u laien ss
Da ser @eren IN bieen Tdgen stne N9enen I'm Snserene
ber guten SaGe ausfbtfeu ptrb I'm IN elen pasen Der
Union fir bcielbe ;u rfen, tSnnen ale Deleneen nele
I'D bettesen molten, Gtnt6 Spn ben &aren une glanen
ebten. DaS 2anb In @e9 Sarbpr nre 6eueno TN sgrtb
tegen tur bic gerbIern9en rel6e I'm eau cteeS Sab~
res bort diSg fdtrt nereen 9Degen Ansfun lcre tur
pldne nnb Yaptete wenpe man @ an pte fee pes LAMB
Observation-Disclosures GetralQ Qereins, prtei EuS Gde Ger TO-
uNb G SttdFe, gDaibtn9trrt Dc, arl3
-(12Des1 @t '.1J at4iAt, YrdfSeHt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-10
9}eiclpsta u bsah.en /!

Or. Sp6nfrn ttetct aafn lenen ieue oilfc nelde @
tur ipe getsiine NIB natiirli Self nns SSrper asr-
f6renee tr bic ArSeit Die Gea@ofc une he G3e unfdtts
madeuse 2aifer aei4wadt babs;t. .- -
Ster b sntae ner tr5nrtsen une 6etasensNerben SOL
se fcr riiben Gemrtnbeiten res qafers Sd DE i'm 9l.
Ten unb BEN Gliefern emer;en i'm &rp Sdwide oeS Gt
6ts ger!ma Ser g9u eltraft SerstDpea ne bD lntHe,
Waeeaidple. lnprcnung Ter euse-
n,etne GnttrdItwns, Ssnptrine Der Shrtueu@t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-10
81 Z MI TN.

taItee tes tSnisen Gcae8ius ttr 9Dune5rte IN 3en-
tp rabuirer etnes eren nbt;tst6en GoQeeien Ger
Ser Saae, or6etn &beil fetntS 2ebens tn ben
SeIptaIern bon 2pnop artS Ybildbtlpeid unS aberen
StSfen uaebadt bat eint9 Der rpuneerban Sttlunaen
potn6et, BON beaen bic Seitiatc her Wsstn Hes I'm.
dbgc 9ettenb tie Sbreaianltn Nerppfat nno aoersn
Sranfbetten litten ple g. au, bic BET posli1en @e-
rdiden su cGr erirten bic pt errOtben BET tsertnsen
6leiniefeten II. I. ~ lpnrsen an6enblidli4 eeReilt
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8elb;irot0e EDerioaen,

rter Solde ipe(e m Su oerteiyatben seabFsen, Mn6 9
sbpItf6er Swde ptsr enes anHersn 9OeIniheS bttSuB
fnb, patc unpers 9lin Dr. Sctntpn 5u 0atbe 3tehen
gIe ncerniie segen nie be pbpi6e peer 6et9e Ger
ritt,tg 9esbarfs 6sr SEE peu 3tern tae S6wad User
faSpune her fredliditen Grt perSsn dnea turtrt.
Derjeniee weler Fb Der 8ebaubluus unb NIrrree brn
Or SpSnltpn rtertet tann tbn ais einem Gereamane.
rbne Surt 6 anpfrtrauea nS aper6t auf ietne dr;t'
Hide GeIdflibfett terlaet.
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aehsiimrn Rwanf0eftet,

eentadh rertea ais ta p: SeusuEsSundbstett S6oa4e
IN benz Ideu pen glteNrr GnsunSnnsen bsr NtsTeH
unb Blaie, Soamenergtebnnge S9wds Der 9srpen NtG-
aenihndde Wnttieett fbidaenhe. WerfdneeS"
fSwad5e 6erslppftn @l&ern6et 3ittsrt, 9usen l6gds
SdpinteI aSpfldmer3 Gntsinbnn9 les SaeS, Der sfaf
Scr Qunae bes Wagens bcr Gin9ep:tbe une aer jener
lebc bic rpn eeptien gebeime @epebnhesn ber Jusen&
welGe tbren 0psrn setrlier na ais Ter Strsnen @s.
fang BEN @dbrten teS lIYiss tcrrnbren nne ~cnn nt9t
aes gteil pertrn ibre 91n;eubien Spinun8en eernt.
ten Gd6de Der @pnfttutipn herocrbrusen bic Gee UT"
inE9 nide uuS ;ulskt Sen 8brper unS Stn' isrF6reH
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-10
gteparotmren an NGbutaf6i'est.
t. Hs mc AsnftN i'H+ ~ w

;eist all, bas er Srn 2ibertpfrase nab fer 1iL 1EE
1iiotpe1tl Gde spn @ernanz II. Sbarp1tr.
se3psen IT. no ct frrwatrenb dtle Reparot-en Mdtm
dbinen bepret unb 8aranttrt. d 16Ned1Mt)
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Soa 0eipitat.
3uv llnterpyiitune bpr Ouodialesrsi etablirt

DIR ein3i3s p(ob IN epry 20slt, 100 li&fss,
fAne(le unp 91uania1c 32ue@.; lit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-10
SnMde 6 ute.

BON bpen Qeuem pber in ter Sule erneu unb beren pi
een lie aGndhtlib fpren el5it i'm Sdais, onr grlutiu
nen be-, wet uasetbettt hie @be unmSgli6 maen uni
6Trper unb gt serfGren puten istrrt fe nbtEstt t
t tbun Spe @eripnen miiisu tecrr c einreten IN III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-10

tetenfe ta Elm stunSer @ti nb Gin 5eater 86rser lie
nrtbrenei9ten @rcrnernile 3ur eelidn GlHdieliacit
nb Sa pEne tiefe prp biz &eie res 2ebsns r trlnr0en
@taerGby Die 2llsiGttl zee geb nS peniiern i iiue
lid uno be eele w;ro ererien ppn 0srapcfurs npb
lan6pliiGcn getrattungfn raB uns Gle 5releen, rebe
Mbeere eeueBen reywei9ert ne. fr
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Oeifis.

Die iGrefbtten Brtunsen bes eaiers ine isbr ~ tur
ten 8erlu bes G5ebddtnes, &errirrune Der SSeen Sc
brG6tbet Ser Geirsfafte b5ie Mbnunssn Nbnesun9 or
Der 8eeli3aft euht rad @iniantteie Ttihranen eeee
E6 iebit. Su1&ontet H. 10. itns etni8c Der idltrn's
Spl8e. E.ts @r1- ~
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uAte< rcr lDrsiIs.

Die ptee 8auient peltt mab;enb Ter letten 6em;ebn
Sabre in bic er Mnait fMirt mu e nb bic Wen9e MIDI
tiar muneGr tlien Sptrd rnen welde Dr. Spbnipn aus
fu6rte Sic 3tnng6 Rappcrtfure une pele antere
Afaen Entertdttt lotrt unt noiin Se;ue auf fetnen
gGoyafer @brermlnN IL Bjr8 au Gtdraster nnb @e'
mifenaafeit, lne geeNeen eihs ttnretGenee Gerotr-
leitIn6. - 49,. ,.. -,---- .,~.5s
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Dr0aui|Ge Ghtr06e

irb unpersas estei! nno Sic Sce sraf SieStr esrse,
heut Deies furdtare 9etren mtes has 2ebeneenh une
be gbe unS Nattpn,merait pnmSeIi1 udft, tfott has
9pcs Gerer be ibrem 2eeenibattn unbepansn tretnen
uuge 2ere iinb ;u lei ;u Ausiwetfunsen eenetet neil
Strtturen geberI9Iasen I'm 5drr Stein unb anhere ur
laden enebsn tann, 70 t e bod ,etaeStbetls ss Ssse
doe bd6 be &ra Der @r3eusnns eber Denex Strls'
rem urh bic @ bstmlien 2aaern erseSen ais BON 0sHeA
BE ta reite inb.
IA Dfftee: go. z Sib.8reoertdFr.,
Feben Ebiren BON 8altimcrefr., Gltli4e Sette,
bic Stufen binauf.
Efsn merle It'd gtater unS Sausnummsr. senn unptien-
Re unb traer6e gtama9er burtrebene nn6 gewihnlDie
Quafalber, Saubftder, @ttefelpi6er StraBenrsntser
unb Qanpenpeer Ii. w b1 re8elmdBt6e Nertt
rnb lauerr ansescsen Or. Spbncn u tn Der yabe
gS. aGe grefe muiisn einea Ypft-Stamp tntPaIttH.
Gins 6eiivu8 IN 2 3oaen su8eIdert.
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@eibeus8 (Sfoorrgft.93o :

Cine leine Yartte i6Snes itbenes Banb selseS webC
uab bdues paper, aae Grrten 4atetS t Bronb8 Yarte
sumB eeten tnb Ansiesen 6isarrenttften I'm.
ping BON gtep Y)ort unb empfetlt ju bueen greiien
.1t T.'-'t4<- '|7~ Nttt5e' Spfepb S9r1ber, l-3tl
(O1QtASl .n .. &, 56e Baltimore H.. SEreberG
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DR.. ohllston,

bsr etn}ios 2tr;t, rpslasr an}e' i.
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Suuse a)ldnt'sr,

ternbsrs melGe te Oper tnes eebimen 2arS sEHcroea
fnb has 1brtc6 pcle laulsnoe 1T eth tribes Grab
rest rcle tn tge erbabsae Ealente nne sntrtdelteH
0erfanbesfrate nit ren Dener Der een e.
nat bescert ib ear 2eier beaubete Zone eodt passn
plrsen, n,Saen Ih NIT ppaent Qertra,ten taben.
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DeutfcbeS MrbettSs SfAbtretfHtgs
8ure1tsI .of
d2l59dl JtomesltrdEe gfD. IS iAlI3oiai

.gE unter &utFdt Der sDeut&sn GeIeGfbaft4] aai =
Mue Dieientsem weIe bentie 5anbHerr Nrtetter pbet
Dtenm6bden Su teiGdteen pimi&en, oirie ale bede
betlnenben uen 80 perISnlt oter tn ronsirte Briee
an ben Maenten 6er @eieu&uit Serrn 81 s. aDeIlinebpt
RO. % Ebamesir .~tnhen weIaer rusneelbIi@ AaStln
sttetleM ~ asl4R SD 6si9tG 7rGN
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Ga obt pele uur tnee unt untetsue Gudtidlber,
peide Fd ais NsrS 9rttnunb Dr. schnlenS Antun'
ttauu1cn epplen. Subilhtr, Steielwfr, Srnpenpuser
II tc er6lrm.ide unb perdriide ga6mader, mtlhe tbr
9eben atatt Der elea eriBait Ter Nieestn eem nte-
fraleu @trnfe pisueten id jest eeelmaBts gebtleee
Merst ttarei sem uer shrenei uno nits Nr1es Sbnsn-
BEN d) -nitrinBen. he teenotett aer Wtde rn9lud-
der Eetfe In lire lnte trmen serng 6Ben tS rttn-
zen Gr Spbntrn hdIt bsbbdlb fir nopi0ensg tn sr-
rd6nea terntsrs fir GpI6e mel6 nit etnsm Nute anbe-
fannt nb eas etns 8t9lanboungsn Dipcme bsanbis
ititiner Siiiee Heetn. sa I5E5 t 1HE
.liisy6 515d- Qln is.sn.e 1 u.19Ull
9r. Sphnipn til ttr ensae, reeelniidis eebilbee Arjt
peler bic eiluns BON eewien arantbsen dnete Setnt
ittei nb SeEunelnne inb aen Nnteren sdnilt9 nnbt-
fann Qr 1T beransebltet pp etnem 9eben reles e IN
bnsr5ta Spitalsrn egrOsa naD rem s s stsis - kan,
tere prdrts ais olIe dnhered &er3te Der gDelt.
Der meld5er Ii ter gFeSe tes Dr. Ubupn antetnt ebt
tann f perrauen aDf ftas Gbre as anH an0 lsHe Us-
5&idlttteit ais Mrjt. 80 ~,
Z lt3- Office, 80. 6 ntabe,l hHter
Sanh pcn 8alttmotefr ueten Der ,,NrbeterRaue els
6aattrantbettsr tpesben l&nta ssRstlt. l,n
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0cutft1e 9ciffcbrtfte1t fir 1864.


Demtftbe 3citfcbrifte1t fir 1864.
8si lnterei9neten nb pprrdtbte ltno rerben prpapt
uut reselmasS nah Antunft ter hetiden Stsaner, ms
6ait8 eeliefert: - .
Oie Gjartenlaube. Suutrirtes T0mteubldt. So strp
ter cSabr $500
ilcbcr @ai,S nnp Sccr. &asmttne Gufrirte 3eituns;
-sIaI4I 1 SerdusS. tpn 0aflGuber. So pr SSdbr 500
0ie iauftrrte gBelt. gldtter aus Natir unS 2eten.
TI gDifentGdft ,inb Runf. II Sefte 25 GtS.
- br cfahr ' 4S0
SiIac,neine mfterseitmms "a SO per Sdfr 800
Z. ''...fr 81 ..., 80. 81. 9 dbnttht, t...4-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

The ORDERS oF Col. DAHIoRES.-t
will be remembered that short time ago
il was stated that the rebels had caused
the orders which were found on the body
Of Col. Dahlgren, after he was killed near
Richmond, to be photographed in order
To he used as evidence. It now appears
that the rebels desire that their authenti-
city may be officially established, and
therefore Gen. Lee, under flag Of truce,
sent letter to General Meade. inclosing
photographed copies of the alleged orders,
and asking whether they were sanctioned
by Col. Dahlgren's superior officer. and
approved by the Government. General
Meade referred the matter to General Kill
patrick. who denied that they were the in
structions he gave Col. Dahlgren before
he parted from him during the raid. The
reply was communicated to Lee, and Gen.
eral Meade also replied that he had given
no instructions to the late cavalry expedi-
ton not warranted by the necessities OF
their situation and sanctioned by the US
ages Of warfare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ordinance No. 10.

TT Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE BOARD
! ofTruStees of the lown Of Gold HILL as follows:
SEcTIOSl. That for the purpose oil surveying ami
mapping all streets and lots within the incorporate
Town OF Gold Hill, the Office OF City or Town sur
veyor Is hereby created and to l such once for said
purpose John Ustrum, {. T., Is hereby appointed.
SEC. . All surveys plots and maps made as declar-
ed IN Section l. shall be held and regarded as official,
and all lots within the limits OF said Town OF Goin
Hill shall be known by numbers blocks and ranges.
SEC s. For the services oil said surveyor IN making
such survey and mapping the lots within the incor
porate limits of said Town, be shall be entitled 10 re-
celve from the owner or owners of each lot 80 sur
veyed and mapped, the sum Of three (S3) dollars In
United States gold coin, which sum shall be due and
payable Immediately upon the completion OF the
survey OF such lot.
SEC l. LIther the said Surveyor, his deputy. or the
Marshal of said Town shall be entitled to collect anu
receipt for the said OF three dollars for each anu
every lot so surveyed and In case of refusal or neg
lect to pay the said sum upon demand, proceedings
may be had either against the owner or owners oI
said lot or lots, against the said lot or lots, or
against both lot and owner as In actions for taxes.
SEC s. This ordinance shall take effect on and after
this date. CIIAS. II. YANG jRDER, Pres't.
g. II. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Dated, April II, 1861. maylO 2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24
THE EVENING NEWS.
BATTLE HYMN OF THE Re
....r .|.- BLIC.

BY MRS. JULIA WARD HOWE.
Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming Of
the Lord
He Is trsmpling out the vintage where the grapes
of wrath orr stored
He hath loosed the fateful lightning Of His terrible
swift sword: ... -
His truth Is marching on.
have seen him In the watchires of hundred
circling camps: -.. ....
They have buIded Him an altar in the evening
dewS and damps:
I have read His righteous sentence by the dim and
faring lamps:
His day IN marching on.
1 have read fiery gospel writ in FURNISHED rows
ofsteel:
As We deal with my contemners, so with you
my grace shall deal: ....
Let the Hero, born Of woman, crush the serpent
with his heel.
Since God Is marching on"
He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall
never call retreat:
He Is sitting out the hearts of men before His
Judgment seat:
oh be swift, my soul, to answer Him be jub
liant, my feet
Our God is marching on.
In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born across
the stu,
with glory in His bosom that 1ansfgures you
and me;
As be died TO make men holy, let us die to max.
men free,
While God is marching on.