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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED Nor
| 10 purchase or negotiate for any Of the follow.
Ing Certificates OF stock in the Knickerbocker Gold
and Silver Mining Company, as the same were sold
al public auction, oil MONDAY, April 4th, 1864, W
front Of the eompsnys Office, aud will not be trans
rerret by the Secretary:
Names certifedtei
II PIatt
Summer6eld.
GEO. W: TCRSEY Sec'y.
Gold Hill April g. 1854 apo 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16
Caution.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
L against purchasing or negotiating for the fol.
lowing Certificates OF Stock In tho Eureka Mining
Company Gold Hill District, as the same were sold
for assessments at public auction, TO tho highesl
bidder, in front Of the Secretary's office, on the
second 2dl day Of April 1854, and will not be trans
ferred by the Secretary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

By order Of the Board OF Trustees
.nhSU IN l. 6. \ COCRSOLLES, Sscy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

Gold Hill, " T., March 7, 1864. mhst I'd
The above sale has been Postponed until ANu
18th 1864, OF the same hour and place;
THoS +. CROFT, Sec'y
The above sale has been postponed until Nay
avis I'd THoS F. CROFT, See'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

By order Of tho Board Of Trustees.
WV. ". BISHOP,
Secretary Sandy Bowers @. 4 s. VI. Co.
Gold Hill March 9th 1864. mh2I-lt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

Now. therefore take notice, It Is the intention
Of said Knight G old and Silver Mining Company
TO commence suit against zach Of you for tho
amount due from each, respectively, BY virtue OF
IN Act entitled, AN Act tor the Encouragement
Of Mining"-npproved February Goth, 1851.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
ap5m DrN0IS WOOD, Secy-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

Lincoln G. & 8. M. Comparative
tice is hereby given, that In accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company. there will be sold at public auction, In
from; OF the Justices Office, in Gold Hill, on WED
SESDAY, Nay the llth 1884, at two O'Clock
T. ~, 50 many shares OF the capital stock, standing
in the name Of the following parties as will be ne.
eeSsary to liQuidate the amounts duo thereon TO-
gcihcr with accruing costs:
Names. Certt Shares. AMOUNT
Vim Cuddy. 100 $50
A p Cory. 100 SO
Levi Fink. 10
" E. GAVIN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-16

BY order Of the trustees ..
C. A. wITHERELI, sse'y.
Como, March q, 1854. u25td
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Union Star Gold and Silver Mining

BY order OF the Board OF IFusIetB.
II. H. FLAGG, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, March 25, "a. mh26 I'd
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Clinton e. Hubs Gold and Silver

BY order OF the boafd OF Irusteeh
.. V. LEMERY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, March 2e. "a mh29 tdt
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
THE PRESS CONVENTION

The meoting of tho Press Association Of the
Confederate Staten. which took place in An,
gus'a on the 9th int, brought together many
of the + litors of The leading u.pern Of the
South, and WAS an Cccu.ion IRON which y
may reasonably Expect good results both 10
TIC papers aad tho cause, with whose prosper
ity the newspapers are so closely conn: cted
DR.. w. Gibbs, the retiring President
delivered very excellent addrcse j. wEicl,
he reviewed tho business operations OF the
Asstciation. made suggestions that experience
had suggested to his mind, paid a Clio ing II i.
butte to the heroem, fol Aoarapce aud trims IS
II our people, c'osirg with som" suggestions
"A 10 the future movements Of our oacmi, q
who will erdeavor TO colonizs tho land when
peace dawns upon ua.
The business transactions which occur sd
in Convention on Wednesday and Thurpday
wore conducted in the most harmonious spirit
aud reculted ill perfecting and charging the
system for obtaining and disseminating teie
graphic rows.
The amendment OF tho institution 30 az 10
admit the weekly press to participation in
The bent fits OF the Association and tho cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows:
President---W. G. Clark, Mobile Register
and Advertiser.
Secretary and Treas s. Morse Au>
gusta Chronicle and Sentinel
Direc.ors-G. w. Barnes, August. Consti.
tn ionalist; a. +. Crutchheld, Petersburg Ex-
press; j. j. Shannon, Mer idian Clarion; F. G.
DeFoniaine, South Caroinian; Franc ~ Paul,
Chattanooga Rebel, and Mr.. Fulton of tho VIII.
nirgton Journal.
Rel ouiions were passed thanking the peo-
pie o! Augusta for The many ubs tantial tok ems
of courtesy and kirducss extended to the Con-
veption,
Also, concurrirg in the eloquent testimonial
of The Presidents address to the energy, eff
cie2cy and value Of tho labors OF Col. John 8.
Thrasher, the Superintendent Of tho Associa-
tion. and thanking Dr.. G,bbJ, oar able and
laithful President, for his dil:gcnt snsl success
full lAbors in its behalf during too critical PEI
liod IF Che first year of it's existence.
After q vote OF thanks to tho PRESIDENT,
Secretary and Assistant Secretary, TOR the ablo
in which they had discharged their
respective duties aud very neat ali appro-
pria @ add ess from President Clark the Con
vnion adj burned sine die.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

SEVERAL of cur eotemrorariss have
thrown out mysterious hints as to the BRO
bable action Of Congress which assemblies
next month, in repeating that part of TIE
act of February which requires the fives to
be funded by the 1ut of July. The Col
umbus Ga, Euquirer, repeats the thought,
and ventures another, which, If carried out,
will materially affect the question Of a re-
ductien Of the currency. The proposition
to keep the fives in circulation says the En-
qu'rer, "wili unquestionably receive strong
support in Congress, and it will be coupled
with the proposition further to amend the
law so as to forbid the reissue of any of
the notes funded, or the issue of Few notes
for them in the ratio of two dollars for three.
We shall bn disappointed in our e1pects-
lions if both Of these propositions do not
prevail. We therefore caution the pooplo
not to sacrifice their i've dollar notes, and
in no case to submit to the exactiens of the
fow grasping men who seek to obtain them
at discount OF 2S per cent. Never pay
the pound Of flesh to such heartless aud uu-
patriotic Shylooks"
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naApev'Rs clsr lasrKucrros. !


Decatur, Ca, April 9th, 1864.
General Orders, No. IL
In OBJ diepct to orders ard instructions from the
Bureau OF Con-cription and Con1t Of CJarcrvts for
this State, the FOL owing PLACES Of render are
abished Tor the hvs Cong Districts Ia this command.
For the str Cong Dist. Augusta, Ga.
" "a Sta 9th Athens, Ga.
ah =. Atlanta, Ca.
loth CsltSrsville Ca.
ii. Ali men in these Districts between the agss Of
IL and Is and As and 80 years liable TO Enrolment
uudr the recent act Of Congress hereby ordered
TO rendezvous at the above named pisces the lea
day OF this mDntn.
III. District Enrolling Ocers will allow thn<s TO.
porting at tae rendezvous. to orgs izn into Com
az volunteers, aud elect their on taxing trip
icse muster rolls Of each Company BE- retain
ed by the oHcet comm AIMING the company, aal TIVE
to be forwarded TO these heAdauart.-a The age and
unity OF each rsenbsr OF tie organization, will be
s>tRctly stated sua.r the head or remarks upon ne
Of TIVE rolls thus iorwsI eS
". acquisitions will ba made by the District En-
rolling Dmcsr Post Ga trtet "A md Co mink.
sariet Tor Muster Rolls, IeuLs,
utensli AID each other articles absolutely
essarp for the organization, subsistence. and comfort
OF the men.
" District Enrolling Officers will give immediate
publication TO this order In the dIereHt counties OF
their dsiricts and those OF them who stationed
a. places 81 rendezvous herein established, are
charged with III. duty OF personally supervisihg and
directing ths organization of these forces.
BY order Of MRjo: JOINS +. ANDREWS, A. 4. q. Com.
apri6-lE Adjt.
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gather the beauties and productions Of gonius
ssd excellence fer the pleasure and benefit of
THAR readers.
have been l.boring under rncst acute DO
Oily pain and intense suffering during the psst
few days. But whilst writing these sketches
and cleaning ia the editorial fisid, so pleasant
has been the mercedes sad 30 dslightfel the
rasort, that / sitsn forget fer awhile my pains,
aad new it in with mary regrets and much
sorrow at parting with the subject that bid
aaieu to the pleasing sslf-imposed task l now
finish. Cousin NerRxA
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SoNE ,nisapprshcrs;on seems to exist,
says the Eichmoud Sentincl-and We sup
pose that paper speaks by authority
tive to the six per cent bonds which the
Secretary Of the Treasury is authorized to
issue" by the 9Th section Of he Currency
Act It hes icon assumed that the FIVE
huodred millions loan thus authorized would
be at the option Of subscribers ss to the
tirae, and would be necessarily let at par.
On :he contrary, the emission of bonds will
be in the discretion of the Secretary, and
he is directed ID sell or hypothc .atc them
"on the hest terms he can 1t is not sup
posed for a moment, that bonds, secured
and privileged as these will be, will sell at
or Delr rar. They ough>, in fact, to COM
mud very large premium. The payment
of the interest is secured by special pledge
Of export and import duties, and the bonds
themselves are to be exempted from taxa
zion. This exemption will add very largely
to their value. If it be assumed shat our
war debt will amount TO cne-fourth or one
third of tho total tsxablo property Of the
Coafedcracy, hundred dollars six per cent
bond being exempt from the general levy,
will have it's value raised to 1881 OF 80 as
compared with other property. Purcha c:s
will perceive this fact, and bid accordingly
Those, therefore, who may hold to their
prescnt funds under the belief that they can
no invest in tho new s;x per Gems. at plea
sure, and in the expectation that they can
so invest at rar, labor under present error
and will expose themselves to disafpoins'
u,cnt and probably TO !oss.
It. is very desirable thas the holders OF tho
old currency should exchange it for the
ncw, or iaya,t it ia four per cents. as Las
as possible, 20 o. to get it out OF tho way
The five dollar notes are, also, great dis
turbancc to business operations /; and tho-'
who hold them ought to invest them, o.
DAT Them into tho Treasury for taxes, 81
rapidly AZ possible.
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A HANDJoME SwoRp.-We wure shown by
Col. Mallett on yesterday, a handsome Sword
that was manufactured by Mes>rs. s. Frosiick
h Co.. at KenausviIle, in this State. 1t is q
heavy wel-balarcsd sabre, admirably shaped
and tempered fer effective services. aud finish
ed off in excellent style. Tie scabbard is al~
so admirably executed-and beth reflect mos
criditably on the mechanical skill and genius
OF the man ufacturerB.
We were surprised to learn from Colonel
Nallett of such establishment at Kenaus-
vile, and Of ihe IN ouat OF worn il has execu
ted for the Government From April LIST, 6l
TO March LIST, "a this establishment has fur.
nished ] 8 sets cf Surgical Instruments, SOC
gross of military busons, 3,7oD lance spears,
$500 sabre bayonets, IL 700 cavalry sabres
2 700 officers eshres. 600 navy eutlssses, SOC
artillery cutlassos, loo sots of infantry &C
coutrements, 300 sabre belts, aud 100 KNAPP.
SACK.
We are PLEASED TO know OF such a valuable
and extensive establish III 9nt in our Stale, aud
hopo tho fullest reward of profit may be res
ceivcd by the 81 serprisirg Iroprietors. In
deed wo understand that the demands of the
Government keep itA whole force most indss=
triousy and energo!ically employed Con
fedcrdfs
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hag> We are permitted TO mako the follow
lag extract from private letter from ges-
tsman in Mobile to friend in This place:
McBnr, April Is. 81.
To prevent your being distressed by the
Yankee report of the sinking Of the iron clad
Tennessee, tave the pleasure to anroaro,
that she still lives" lying off the city, s,ripr-
ed for hght cad hope will soon be released
from her present contracted limiis.
We are hsmnering away at several otbors
(iron clads) which may yet be able to join the
sqsadrcn when the Farragut feet attempts to
come in aud may be before that time.
fine English steamer came ia about a
week ago, and yesterday another large one,
both freghtcd with pork, bsef, blankets, pow
der and lead, all for the Govsrnnent. These
TWO steamers carried cut Cotton on account of
our Cotton loan" bonds in Englasd, aud one
Of them will loave again to.morraw, and the
other very soon for same account both ways
SO you see we are not anlosp down this way.
Our defcnoss, now said TO bevery strong and
arc bsing daily improved by tho sturdy nu.
Gle Of 1900 we'll fod Americans # tho Ahi-
can rc.n'.'
Supply of provisions enlargng and prices
advancing downward to-day, c.rn in ary
Quantity at 80 per bushsl and mo clipping Of
IS netes" in the trade
fcol jubilsnt this morning, and if our news
| bill Of fare" be much extended soon, shall
sock sono soquestered old field and give veat
to my phcinx" By delivering TO the rsspon~
sivo timber" eeries of stentcrian vocifcra-
| tons, closs Imitation of the C.nanche war
| whoop. We may havo some act back, but ]
| will not anticipate it md enjoy fully our re-
| Gently recorded Successes.
| Great preparations are ne dopbt in progress
fer q grad Tournament Of arm, in Virginia
| which believe will result in our favor, under
tae inspiration and guidance Of Providence
aud "old uncle Robert" This accomplished
and Yankee fury will pour itself cepiousy OF
| the heads of the great apostles of miscegena
ton.
want to nee the name Of the gallant JACK
Morgan in the teiegraphic captions. hope
he has had all things fixed right, and that be
will soon be able to disturb the present repu>
tod eqspoise OF Nsntucky, by the weight Of
bis sabrs-svery body is being enrolled here
between Il aud 80, our are department evan,
rot escaping. Osr blood 10 up, 10 avengo that
of our martyrsd heroes. Net 9 whisper 81
opposition to the currency and lax aots---ihs
most unerring test Of the devotion ard back
spring Of our ragged aud starved" people.
Oar road is running through te Okalona, and
the Superintendent of the road soes up to tla y
to see if it cant be flashed to C,rinth. Very
quiet here. We feel safe, aud no trading ex-
capt in very small way fer vittels and
clothes
The new currency. very rarely appears and
is much sought for, the IS old issuo and change
Ibills will buy all | have wanted 10 far, as fret
!uly approaches. Tho SIS will probably do.
preciate--but by that time we shall have the
new to work wiki.
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seA- Mr.. Clarke of the Noble Register, who
recently visited our village. writes from At
lanta al follows az to hiariett,, aud some OF
i<r institutions:
paristtA fIcm whence have tpst retained Goes cot
look ouch like the towp q yore when IL Was the IA
vsti,e resort f,r miles in loser &c orgia ard
irg tas been transformed INFO Bospial aud ether
builji Ga tho have snil ased Of.
Lame, 31i aud coayaiesceat 30 ds:s seen on
every AIDE, and other evi ieuces Of she piessu OF
'.ei Il yisag.d war" abound.
While there ha the plessIre OF m lki1z the ae-
al lisa OF Col Wra Phillips, sea thy cuz:s al
ariet,a and President and IL of tie largest ovs-
era In the Aristta Piper Mill Company the manage
p,en OF whose a,irs he has psGs u,ly bb aeitsksn
CI Philips las service the field, having COM
nansed the I.eeoe which stil. b hs sams. In tie
.. hattie IL Mauas aud oily retirrd sccoost
Of failure Of his haiti Several veteran
! upon Liu ware wat YRS at aaj !, did we geod 70
see tie warm and corsisi greeting inierchaased ke-
twe.n III, m Ssch tsids n. 81 AID Affection
IN .be part Of disrs for eir oSrers ere the high
up finenss that ear bs pad the after for
the bsst - - Who M and does most toe the
ws fsxs Of his nea
TIE Mari. TIA Paper Mills. ,heugh auesg tbe very
h:Dt IL the Csnsdsraey, and though tbs 9oveynmens
sa1 usvapap elan fog pspeP eos wssk
Jag % to ts.ir ia eapsciy. The caass OF hh k the
vaa1 VI haze Of ts Is best pager maksrs hav
lag bsss cusscrised Int, Z. fhis suxht moi
| % 70 BE-. GovennGhs shoald uahesi,stinsly desan
tie necessary free To keep every mill IN this Oonfea
e. ssy ss york 10 iss fsu caPa sity.
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The Augusta Misunderstanding Company

Ia another column our readers will find an
intercsiii K paper in relation 10 the workings
OF this mainmouth establishment during the
war. The aid rendered by this Company to
tie Government in clothing and shoitering our
troops is 81 eater, perhaps, than that rendered
by any tiruilar establishment in tie country.
Tho hbeia ty Of the Company 10 the Cow
eminent ard charitable institutions is beyond
all praise, ard rejects tho kighest credit upon
al tho individual composing it.
During our visit to tho factory in company
with GtL.r members of the Press Association,
wo received, in common with them from Nr.
Jackson the President, and Mr.. Gogin, the
Superin.e nden', tokens OF kindness ard cour
tosy which will cause us 10 always bear them
in p easant Iacnory.
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hlscksde te lace psrsts in limited degree. SHsxss
sctic fea,ere Ia the Magazine BY means OF the
raRssHeats tia tSey have ld. they hope ~ bB en-
ab!si 20 reheca, In the pages of Smith Barrevs
Asnthly Magazine, the ,st intc<csting features OF
the latest English serio1ieals.
The Magazine VII embrace, In lis .sPs,
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966~ Rr Rev. Brsu-r ELL at will hold scr.
vice in st. James Church, to-day Thursday
at 10la a M, and al 4, z. NJ. Ordination in
the morning.
SAMUEL BENEDICT,
Rector.
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s@- Soc the card Of The Baptist Banner,
in another column This is an cxcellt mt
home paper, and We trust will receive lib
eral patronage. Il is filed with choice
reading, aud printed on new type. Address,
enclosing sfo) JAS. W. Els & Co, At
!arta.
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INA RI ETTA., ca:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1864

II
ofthe Spring campaign. Gold has touched
~ In the money centre, and that is the
highest figure reached during the war.
Neither the financial jugglery of Mr. Chase,
his gold certificates, or the legislation of
Congress, have proved sufficient to keep
down the price of the standard Of value.
and that memorable law which requires that
raper issuss must be made equivalent 10 the
precious metals, or deprecia.c in exact pro-
portion to the value they represent. i.
achieving its inevitable triumph over the
legirdema'n Of The Secretary, pnd the *.
pcditnts Of Congress.
The recent disasters which tbs vsnlso
arms have encountered, and the failure of
their military plans at every point, have cx-
cited public apprehensions and stimulated
the advance 10 Gold which vas from ,tLer
causes regular and progressive. Thus we
sec sudden rise in the quotations i'll SIM
sic week, from lG9 to lT0, which is a very
remarkable advance, and exhibits the rerv.
Gus condition Of the Northern mind On The
utiect OF the war.
. Every intelligent maa in the North fully
comprehends the fact, that the triumph Of
the South in this war, is necessarily the &c
.truction Of the Who'll, financial system Of
the Northern government: ; that it will re
duce gre:nbacks to the worthlessnas5 Of the
paper upon which they are printed, and in
volve the necessity Of total reputation
Hence every indication pointing to eur suc-
cess strikes the selfish instincts Of u people
whose god is money, and who recognize no
rule of action but self interest, with resist>
less force. The beauty Of the federal issues
which they have scared their con.ciancos
and sacrif :ed so much Of deccncy and hon.
or to obtain, fade aud grow dim in the face
of the daily increasing probability Of their
reputation. The telegram which conveys
the intelligence of disaster, depresses
their hopes of ultimate triumph, and in
creascs their fears of monetary collapse.
Consequently gold, which grows in value
amidst financial ruin, becomes more aud
more desirable, and is more eagerly sought
i
aud the quotations are advanced. SO long
as the war continues thi. progressive en-
hancement in the valuc of gold and cor
responding depreciation In government is
sues must 20 on un'il the culmi o atin:y point
is reached, when tho bubble Of paper money
will burst and sreenbacks will be but dust
aud ashes.
In the present state Of public feeling in
the North, great Confederate victory would
send gold up like a rocket, and PROSTATE
greonbacks beyond the hope of resurrection.
The control of the money market has slip
ped from Mr.. Ctasc's hands, pcver more to
DO reeiined The national debt ha, be-
come too unwic!iy and is swelling too rap
idly to be restrained or controlled by tricks
and expedicpts. It must now fulfil its OVID
destiny, ard that is TO sink into the bottom
less pit Of depre citation and worthlcssness.
We may possibly occasionally see the
market spasmodically advance aud dlcline,
bat the general and inevitable tendency is
upward, asl upward it will continue to go.
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Two SELL A tao rt1ry k0asc with ak rooEa 81
u Gcable porch In froht. situated on q btssl
en,inens e. mile fren Maristts. AM clnyeaieot
Western and Atlantic Rail Roas. The lot s@IE
one Gre ON which lie q well of sxc.ilsnt Ill.,
some fr iii trees. TeH or eleven acres can. 81 /
With il n desired By the purchaser. The
land soes sood and q never failing stra
al o. which car Se fought o, moderate {=5
For particulars, apply TO Rsbei on E$I