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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS ACHIEVEMENT.
UNITED STATES
$50 Loan!

ny AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY
ID Of the Treasury, tho underlined hss ~
Iumed the
Geasral Subscription Agency
For the Sale Of
UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES.
Bearing seven and threc-tenths per cent. Interest
per annum, known a. the
SRVRN.THIRTY LOAN!
These Notes areIssusd under date June Is, 1909,
and are payable three years from that time. IN
currency, or arc convertible, at the option OF the
holder, Into
o. Q. $40 Six Per CenL
GOLD BEARING BONDS!
These Bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 7'3O loan. at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its
Exemptioufr from State and Municipal Tax.
alton, which adds from Ono to
.: Three Per Cent.
More!
According 10 the rate levied OIL other property.
The interest Ii payable In currency, Semi'annu.
slly, BY coupons attached to each note, which
may be cut % and sold to any bank or banker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22
PATENT MEDICINES,
ALL KINDS.

C.M. CORNELL, Graduate Of the PhDsdelpS!S
College Of Pharmacy, (ClESs lS4e)
A guarantee ID offered that Prescriptions ~
Medicines will be dispensed accurately:
REMEMBER Jones' Bulding, four DOOR SCUM
ofTavIor atrret -O0-. mh1 Imp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22

Oyerman Silver Mining Company. STOCK.
holders In the Overman Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
and In the Uncle Sam Silver Mining Company, are
thls compsny. which are now ready to be issued.
A g, Hunter Secretary 0vermAn Gold and Silver
Mining Company. will receive and receipt ior STOCK
IN VIRGINIA and forward It TO this once for exchange
GOMER EVANS, Sec'y 0verman S. VI. Co..,
mvoo pm No, 6l9 Montgomery street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22
Great Popular Loan Of the
People!

Less than $500, ooO, 900 Of the Loan authorised
the last CongTeGS are now on the marke!.
This amount ct the rate at which II is being
absorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months. when the Notes will undoubtedly COM
msnd premium, - has uniformly been the case
on cloGinH the subscriptions TO other loanL
In order that citizens Of every town and sec
tion Of the country may be afforded facilities :or
taking the Loan, the National Bank State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country nave
generally agreed to receive subscriptions al par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, IN whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re-
sponsibls for the delivery Of the notes Tor ~nien
lucy ''e'''' ' JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philsdelpnla
March Is 1865, npo9 eod3m
ADDENDUM.
PER OVERLAND TrLT0RAfH:
PHILADELPHIA, Nay II, 1885,
ID Series all sold. Commenced on % serieL
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions GOO 100000
precisely like other two Series except dated 18th
July, and Government reserves the right TO pay
six per cent. in Gold instead of 7.3o Currency.
JAY COOKE,
myoo Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22
For Town Marrhal.
TOWN TRUSTEES,


ArA CONFERENCE OF cITIzESs Of tie
n Pint Ward, tho fc[oWtnS fentem1 eeve
70 So voted for d ths Town Election, Juns stA,
1855;
Gold HII. Msy %, les. nysod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22

Chnrres nt San Francisco Rates.
,.,,o .. II. HARRIs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22

ny AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY
ID Of the Treasury, tho underlined ID" ~
Iumed the
, 1865-07-10

A statement is going the rnunds-origfn
ated by sensation Sunday Journal In New
York-ttat Mr.. Stanton Is 10 leave The Cabi.
net by bis oEn desire, and will be eucceeded
proper By the fact that Secretary Sewar%1 % hs .
folio. ''N - ~ Asne'eo o. us pot
We are able to state, upon the best autbo,.
~, tnat there Is no foundation in trnff fo-
.ois iumof; % ~. stanton enjoys the petfect
ald unlimited confidence OF The Pre5Idcnt,
no member OF the Government is stronrer in
his position. He has not cxpressed a ieter. -
mutation to vacatc his p7st morris there anv
desire that he shonld d. SO, save amonr thnts 2
whcse schemes hare been bafI1ed hv fhe ~
hinchins integrity and patriotic straIrhtfar-
%ardnefs with which he has dtscharge5 The
duties Of the War Office. Mr. Seward. pbTsI-
Saiy Feasened By his terrible Injufics
iff m accident and from attempted mur-
d1fPen:ations as SELDOM accumulate nnon tho
mead OF any man, would consult bis own d.
sres ind personal comfort were be IN srfth.
dtaR At once fIom public life. and seer T.
calm retirement sweetened bv the a3mfrfnT
regard and gratitude Of his conntrymen. IT, 4
Iepose which he SO greatly needs. after III
long and exhausting career Of seEvics. Th5s
!act 1s not unknown to PreaIdent Jobuson. 1
but he has expressed an earnest wish tha{
Mr. Seward shall not deprirs h,mself Or The the
country Of the benefits Of hls profound
knowledEe and his splendid statesms snshin
~ obedience to dictates Of lofty patri0tisn
lne secretary consents to f1tego fhe pratiR'
caiiou OF hls OWL wishes. Those who ara
building hopes Of personal agcraudtzement
opon The anticipation that either Mc. Stan.
; ~ n Or ~. seward VIII leave the Cabinet. are
'e very gratifying to Tic people Of t1,e conn.
fJ,-AN6HH Journal
, 1865-07-10
Ature Publications..

| Derby Miller, Publishers, of New
1ofE. "ll1ssue during the present month
IN one Eolne octave, 76o.pages, "Tho Liz
and fnbliserEices Of Abraham Lincoln. siv,
teenth Pf!ldent Of the United States: :: to.
ge'her w his state papers, including BIZ
speeches, Addresses. messages, letters, aud
p5oclamapns, also history Of the traelcsJ
AUG nouliu sceues connected with the
eIose OF b noble and esentfnl life, by Hon.
henfy j Raymond. II. c., to which are
aodfd anedotes and personal "reminiscences
OF Abrahm Lincoln, by Frank B. Carpenter
with araccurate steel portrait, by Ritcble.
eng1aVede1preesly for this book, and thir.
teen oths spirited illustrations" including
beaati1 engraving Of his early log home.
80 II Eli stands in Elizabethtown, Hardin
county, aso ofhis residence at Springfield.
and Ct oher subjects. This work, Of which
some adance specimen sheets haye been
eAo#n, Vll be the most valuable. and err
tanly fm the present the standard b1oernnhv
oi or Lite President It Is beant,fn1lv
"1eaa the first style of the typographlca,
VT ~ best guarantee that the ute,arv
9eeat1oa OF the work Will be euusliv com.
Hete' Ae lie namea Of Its author ad OF bis
snetant, Mr. Carpenter, the artist who
The tisst reading Of the proclauo.-
ION o. Emancipation before the CsbIn,t1,
nd While painting II at the White Hou.e en
'yed sf1 morths familiar intercourse xith
ur late Prestdent. It aims to elre eTorv
ddress, message, proclamation, speech, let
y, Sc.r Of President Lincoln from OH .ial
opy, the proof sheets having been read bv
1afn /
, 1865-07-10
FINANCIAL AlD COMMERCIAL.
mONE7ARY.

| SATURDAY Ev,srx8, July 5, 1855.
The call ior Money has been 1ute active to-1ay,
and In TACT for several days pas, This c,ll /,
| mostly influenced By iuc1es.ed 4tert for wheat
md other produce, from st. LouA and E.s.ern
potnts. The supply of money I. god, md int
qaahsy Of paper Is readily recognized at>he repu~
| las 1ate. CurreIcy Il rlthet scarce, ts,no IN
pretty heavy calls from the Goyernmett n,or
United Suites DepositAEy banks, and th,,. IN,
been considerable sc1spine by them to ootaa tne
needtd supply. It Is gratifying to the of1ces or
these institutions, and will be to the bustnh.
pnbllc generally, to know that their connec..o,
with the Government ss Depos:tazies will very
soon cease. It u pretty well understood that
what to them at drtt seemed special favor tom
me Government, has proved anything else but
that,
The Exchange market his been rather act,ye to j.
day, several Of the banks making uncommpnlv
large sales. Considerable has been, In q measure.
iorced upon the market during the past few d.ys
BY banks Tho were Bhort Of currency tom cau.e.
named above, and the market at the close 1.st
night was regarded as rather weak. The dIt1cul,
ties under which those sellers labored having
been overcome, the market IL sttffat today. H.
though there Is no recognizable variation In the
quotations. The transactions to-dsJ hare geue-
t5iy been at 80 cents discount buying, lilo prem.
selling; some banks wanting for their customers
have paid par for small lots, Our quotations .rn
good for 1ound lots.
The Gold market opened IN New York to.asy 1t
1884, and closed at 40. This IL 4 small advances
On yestefday's average quotations. The follow.
lng quotations were telegraphed 70 James BOYD
& Brothers. 80 CIark street.
, 1865-07-10

NEW To1K, July 8.-The RraFy Vers
Ciuz correspondent mentions a rumor that
the eessidn to France Of the Northern NeII.
can statesoE Sonora, sinaloa and Durango.
80 long tsiked OF, Would finally be consum.
mated IN decree to be lssned b. Ma1fnillian
about th. lat instant. The Emperor was
sill On biz tonr In the interior, and the EN-
press Ind left the capital to meet him. They
were both well received by the people whef.
ever they went The guerri11as ii d.fferen&
parts ofthe country were still giving plenty
Of employment TO the 1mper4ai troopa: and
over 1000 ft.hh French soldiers for Mar}milj.
ian had recently arrived in Vara Cruz aud
rsssed into tho Interior, and more Were to
come,
, 1865-07-10
The Fourth Army Corps Heard From,

By private letter from An officer Of the
l25th Ohio regiment, da:ed June 25,h. nea1
New Orleans, Louisiana, we learn that fhr
4th corps fs encamped In the vicinity Of thai
clly. They had TeIy bard trip from John.
sonsl!1e, on the Tennessee River. The h.at
Was terrific. Considerable dcmoraltzatjnn
existed among tho troops e1 route 80 intensa
VAS the dtsRat atisfactfon among them at hav.
i1E 10 60 South. AtCLro. H., Gen. EliInt
commanding the ID division, unloadei his
command on Cash Island, an taland Of moth,
ing but saad and mosquitoes, in order tn
keep the men from drserting. The frans.
por!s #fnt on to Cairo to coal. There the
boat hands all got drunk. Meantime fhe
men Ftre lett on this barren ialAud. subiact
70 Inc fearful heat. A number of snldirrs
sTam aeross the river and deserted. n IA
who remained we1e very violent ir thef- ~
nunetations Of the treatment snS nst1as
hoa=ds upon the landing, with snrh t,aauga naeu
tio1s as - Belle 1sle," q Euiot's p.fsanssup
d. General Elliot has, hoFeFer haa
1;eved Ct the command of his diyis5am,, r. r.
bngadier General Emerson Opdycke ~ +py ~
satisfaction Of all concerned. - 'oe
The next place they touched at was V,,,-.
hnrg. Thcy arrived at New Orleans m ~
"a instant. They MARCHED about eIr n,iiss
1o camp, near The principal mart or fba cit1
The boys think New Orleans Is 4 rnv n1srs
ereiy thing ~ cheap ~ in Cleveland. F,ette-. !
Eor soldiers 10 the 4.h corps, ahon1d be iIle
Rra.d, ca. ''''Fss'a
, 1865-07-10
Chicago DEFY GOODS MARKET.

aArrxpAT Ev1y1sa. July ).
fAe D.y Goods N ms1ket dur1ne tna veet iust clo..
ok az oetn Aitt, Aet1ve, eousldriag tat tbs prts-
tat y esaAly very Q7iet season- Tbs market u
ens9aete'zed With great a1uness, snd tho ssndency
oi eo'sFn socos Seems 70 b. IT'LL u2xsrd. Prtyate
!eue sn1 aapateao Ftpo1t srest scarcity "a sases-
Whese GIG T. delivered. In tse,, /, r. ou,ts eommon
tor }oooefs 70 Rive o7teri "As yalus On dsnreJ1,o
slnee cur lsit report, heavy Brown shtetIog, hsyo
sd1.nted le pr -. Bleaeaed goo3s ~ Ttry
ter than nominal. Ihe1e a,e no nr~ 80, -. ss ~
lor The fall trace IN on sale. hut ve
aeveral lets ARD on hs way. Auo,xtat T,rf, ~.
7xo h,sher. Ca1ptts are sirsay. We ons,4 c,o.,ns
ntfrea Minus. - -~e>-&
, 1865-07-10
Bridge Over the nRisslustont ~ a.
Louis.
lFtpm the 81. LQuia 0ernncraf I'm

One Of the grand ideas nov entertained II
1ee erection Of Suspension bridge across The
Pi;s PPa:hsr 81 Waters At this point. The railroad
reports, and ths public generally bersn tn
look at the project as Practicable one and
Mt cessity which the trarel ami commoraa ~ ~
the city ena hardly do without. Ne lam
win 70 lltue pleasure, that the earliest an.
1ns "" 'iebt obtaned lo5 , Sational
renee Of ,he Legislatures or Missouri aud ii iili-
ncls, VIII tmmed dlately secure sufIirfanf s,,+,
to commence and complete tho work at an
early day thereafter. -" ~
Capitalists here and elsewhere hare sigoI-
ned their FAlinEness to invest In the enter.
prise. Indeed, It Is ascertained that a rrnat
desire u entertained To take large amounts
o. etock. Inc SUCCESS Of the undertaking be-
ing, evident to any comprehension. The
business 0! q structure Of the kind, sufficient
y lsrEe TO accommodate the tfa7ei and
transportation as now existing, may be easiiv
computed from the receipts Of the ha1f dozen
or more fe1ry-boats which p|y between fhe |
Two thores: These bouts ran every tlftesn I
minutes each, from early nom TIL night, and
sns< sre generally allsd With vehicles. stock,
cheaper facilities Of bridge would double
tn1s ttavel, and In q ye1y short period the in-
crease would be materially enlarged by an
enhanced population On the other s;dc
drawn thlther by the rich SOL OF Tie Missis,
StffA N~kEA+3 4CAAE4GA AtNuk3 VARIABLE bV n I
certain connection with this market at ali
seasons Of the year. ~ ."
Connected With this idea Of a br,dra IA o,-
othcr-a general railroad depot at some cen.
trai accessible point In the city, President
bntier, Of one Of the roads, seeing to think
that property Is too valuable to iustify snch
IN improvement; but other cities have A. ,
eonpllshed the hetask-compassed the obiect-
md there eau be no reason urged against n
lerc which has not been met aud ganouisbe5
Other places. A general depot il neces. .
ny. II facilitates business, and acts rs
Ie N At to the entire system Of our commnni- !!
auons- Instead Of having two or fhrea
nch places over tho river, aud those in the
~ widely separated, requiring th,ea or fonr
i4efent mercantile messengers to attend fn
'eieht Where one should be sufficient and ;
11oe 1 to travellers to find out the Tarious In. :
al.t,eF, central arrangement for ali sbnnid !,
e ADOPTED, and the pnblic Of this city and t,
:cton permitted to enjoy the comfort and >
onfesB. -" "o'aosase
! Let Us BY ali means have a bridge owe, thu i
Jssisaippi, and central railroad denot IN !:
le Guy: Under the expansive infuencrs nf 7
e new Constitution these p:ogfesriVc movo! y!
enfa are ALREADY in-pcratively demand%ed Jed .
, 1865-07-10
CHICAGO LUa1nRR mAHKRr.

! eATrsDAT Eykz1y0, July 8. 1sa
LuABER-RectIved 2,2A N: shInned En-, :,
inefa Wero few earEoes on the market, kud come,
qaestly 6sde was quiet. There was. hnvev.. ~,
enanRe IN VAluts Cargo ss!es were: Cnrro .rtonn..
Ssssa' nom A.t istee: l4o N n 1oi.t. and snall
AHeoel', from Pefa Msrque.te 10 m strin, .nd
eossfs a. s12o0, By LOOMS: cargo schooner Nanob'
!so1a SAGINAW, rs N counaon boards 1t a,1 oo ~
Gone obfien: cargo schooner Perais. from BIZ
BY Irish 4 Fuller. "A4-3s
sd1S6LEs-Recetyed $50 N shipped Isl II. Mona
oneFiog. Market frn At SLoo for Saved A.
LArH-Recetved 70 N +: shipped 30 m. D,u,,a
mare senFe a1d market n1m At u 53a2.oo
We quotd7aEd Prices II follows.
, 1865-07-10
Scrofula, Cancer, S..
Epilepsy, Salt Ri
Dropsy,
I'M Pure sTATEoF'
"e ptombuJ aad thoroughly :
DR.. JAYNE'S ALTI
Read the E.
AN3TULA T1K sUu

sc1oSuLA 11H sKyxy II
NJ C. P. HAYFoRp, Of Vt. PIaxa
Ohio, Nf1tes:
Ihe soa OF NJ. Richard aa.Jpc
mn , sc1oFuL1rs AFFxuT. .os 10. n
Iae rAyaErs Of this a1c&d :ul c.seass
thst tho boys nAee waa At t.ues
seehsd 70 gas wcrss and worse, Atht
under TIC caro- Ct the best phJs.claa
or Tho e1npEy. L7st October Mr..
Cd 10 KtFe JAYyn's ALeAxAn7E -
cnrlentad to do 70, bat With ltttIe h,
*hn3d b bnetted by It, ~ he h.u
lohumershle. without tho aliRh.et.e
son had dahhed the dat Aoals =
va pe1ceptthle. and sasre b-tresE
70 ee pesnAuentc11u THIS sores
peGed. and no ons. not Acal1a ed =
ttAccts, could soppc 70. upon ID, liz
happy f.ee Of Master Sawyer. ta.t he
EcEnE2s Of any kind
, 1865-07-10

/ |
Gold opened frm here this forenoon. at 10, tn
1ao buying, and 1414 selling; but a 1aree A..
ure Of cash Gold was subsequently put m the
market, the price broke and fell to 1io3 .sn
Ing. The closing price WIS 14o. Later, buying,
| 1esR1a9. The price IL nominal, thera being no
transactions. Cook County Scrip firm as as}N99
! for old, and new, ssi1g7. There vas none On he
market for Rale To- day.
Government Stocks arc firm, but inactive, nj
prortous quotations. Tbs 7-3os are selling very
fast, and dealers find It dithcnlt to maintain sn
fc,ent supp1y 10 meet the demand Of their cus,o-
mets. This entire loan Is now reduced 10 less
than one hundred millions, ind combinations will
undoubtedly soon be made by Eastern capitalists
to seize the whole balance In a lump, II he,
hooves all who with to invest in this security to
be On the alert, 10 obtain what th.y want or ihey
may be compelled to pay premium, OF do With
out.
The New ro4k Independent Of 1bpr,d,, eon
tstns the following financial article: >
The market fof money continues nuperaburd-
antly supplied. Loans are made =, zand per
os eaotS5s upTe bs
week. Gold !. sastained at high premium. b.
esats sortrelsd y isE a5gs hslder, xbo w1ll
Of Que. per cent Pc. day. The gold, as we'll as
no ttoci and petto:eum boards, adjourned rom n
os soa ba. 81 Iii en w;s a Ths
500 $50 having been hhipped Last week, vel roId
T. T. nnta ned y tas action of holders aisesay a.
the heavy decline in the rates Of fore3pn " e44 ~
change cacEed by large orders ftom Enfnna ~
ohroJ ohr ~ Jear per cent gold bonds. The extfeme
a,ssa annaaaaee ., money and currency enables he
The Issue Of national bank currency cont'nns tn
tncFsate and It Il reported that the Secretary Of
u me tIrsasnry T. being tmpossuucd 70 recon- ue1d
81 the amonnt Of slnee, AID 10 adTocate he ma
hnE or tho notes q legal tender. such 4 noiIcy
Me Moaia enhaEea prices generally lmmesaurahiy,
yet reached, but toon Will he At The present week-
y tate OF lncreate; money for some una t, coroa
moet. % over abundsut, at least untlI ne crons
Yo, p xs 1na Gapi5a is from
rope baso 1sl}en 10 per cent, TSi, cre-
otea N ample market for cur stocks.
senadsnee q, s n which hsa f9!y revived there. oui
European buJe.s a very large proat. Fnrther
orders will doubtless arrive. Our Goyerument
soshs vii sdvanee while gold /. at he present
compensated 70 the foreign bu, et By the diarenes
II tie price Of gold there and here. Trade is nnv
cotan s'a sna aS.ct H. soq H. sna
pected. There is, however, at PRESENT wint Of /
capital employed IN this direction, but CO.. com.
aeaee aeae . I'll fhottf5 !etura under settled
pto1 tbs ana e,ni,s1 indue9 capitalists te e
products to msfEet he1e The Ths e3peeteaaS seSt@
ssfsn' ssnoft q T na;sa fsa sSasa S s
son1 2, Business has been dali ia ths stoeE mI.
ket, but prices are we'll ms1ntsined. 4 nemand
o1s R.Eng :!oet hss ths sp1aug
shanEe drawn sQainst tie 20 yesS oonds s11i n
ngll.h sspitalats It q per eent tn eoId.
tnS e1fnsss s pTse of sold last week and
rs ,ape.aoa: R.les sost o1 saardsy ~
asls, ,c9t, and The exports 10 1a,ln4n, ~
-4nsger Ives, OF the Clearing House, send.u,
, 1865-07-10

MAJ. GEN: E: o. c. ORD.-By order of the
Secretary Of War, this of1cef has assumsd Isl s
command OF the nepartment Of the Ohio,
Ohio and Indiana. The headquarters Of liz
Department will hereafter be located At H..
tro,t. The General with his family haye ~.
rived, and are stopping at the Biddle House
The advantages possessed by Detroit and ia
central location, arc peculiarly adapsed far
he headquarters Of the Dcpartment.-Ddrou
Ffts Pea, ca.
, 1865-07-10
M A RI N E
FORT OF C

nu.,.~ w,,&,,e enaaan,ShD:..-
a.M. a. -. % W'sa NH Ma.M oaoa1xon. M =
n Ean f,,tr Ia 9 - Esdt,nE r'H "; 80. ~ EYE EYE
nrop S!.xE. . 411tsuu: IIle1. unto
ffup ss.ux1.ec Nap p9est Oh 1os9pn+
p.,, w s3iI. shaaM j., u,,,
1fop ,Iits Uata "Afeus AesseSoa.
DIV. saeaIl 1tn,1s u.,,,. e
n.'pn N.Y. = W. po. ~. L. SSsIaiA I'M
oA4ue "AaF "1tcas Aoselaad.
B:re,,. ~ snn.h,r. p.. ;, rrr.,o
Nttt hnhs1. ',n nM'I, az E.,;,n i; nnaa;n.
inn: ~ ""1'san' Urn
nrty Hn1ts1n1, TIT s11 po,n. t,.,n,.
SER MfEnse Mi,,,tm. III m E,iiso nsea5o; =
ie i@ "Ao1AAAs.4 u4le9+ auH
n.,x M,,I:-s 5sn ,.,.
Ssht E u.14,.t @ rniiss. riasu9s - l4n. .3,J :
olaf tGste'' 1t soA' Las 81 Joseph.:
Mhr I',ne1tr entth s,,,,-s
1so1 u,.5: Asu,5: SnAtot Saeoossau
s.h- JILL paaENs N.,.,, .r,. c
Sohr % Thas x insstn... f .1rA-AS y
esAA ai ior TtsnHo' 49, Aao1pkns
S.., iaan. - tS ~ 1ctr.,, u.,
, 1865-07-10
Champ 1ersn, tba r-.uessee Cue, =
: HA1 OF hts Chimes.

tNasaene Cincinnati tonnetc1,iJ
" Wn b 1ected that bout six weeks
sgo Inc Dtseri1la. Ch:mp. Furguson.
w. cahtueq lfs house, sud brought to
assnvll!e. "a tall, 1nuscular, hiawny,
aaaister-lookian, with piercing, rowing,
VIA eye, u I'D 10 be staggering Ii bis
manner, and hout showing in his face
aly MaTka Oh intelligence, imptesses
Me beholder aold, determined, dmper-
Ms man, poss. Of strong na!ire intellect,
~ attociticse been almost countless.
aid the b1otfrBiiness Of hts murrie i
ae enough make one shudder. He
= Known tore boasted, lust before
| r. occuPsti Of Knoxville By The
unon for, Of having Killed
3nmtJ-seytn oluites, as he termed ali
loTasts, and led that he was eoino ~ ~
sait1lle. VLg to fiji up The number to
one @ Nndre1. well known that he fnI-
nAedhis hre.t that point, bY brntaiiy
mnfd Vlns thraen in one of The hoapItais
tnefs. Il APPS to have felt himself corn-
inssae lseoy Cor the devil, to take the
HYes oileai and In perpetrztinr his
oafoarlit Woa1most always prcsenI In
person, ReraEiying with his own hand.
y P1stGor tie-knlfe, the fatal blow
Y h1ch eled ! victim's misery. One or
Ihe speciatioDf the charges against him
Is LOT toutinso death three Of his prls-
In abou two'eeks, or AZ sooa as the
Gpurl an61fnes can be Eotten together.
waeeimp' Fgusols to be tried by 8 court.
.natAi. . :stimy by depoattion viii be
taAen q OF dcers ~ In the North, relative
W Inc cd-blooA md inhuman murders
sommiteby hint altyl1e. It sexpected
,ns ,nas y. T. ;lackmn. q United States Col
21ea Th i4ssaz, viii ,e he Judge AdYocate.
ory Of his ie for pnsltion. Wv n4e
The following Is thudlctreht IN vb,oh
ne Wretc, Will be II, under sbarees % ~
7holesa1e murders: ~
In this, that he, CHIP, Ferguson. ,a.a.r
= band q outlaws airobbefs, dia viii
NY, deliberately, anxlth premeditstad
Failee, XII and murda
heabe1 Woods, 10 citizen, ut A1b.nv
!.n19n !qan3 comfy, hentus during Tie winter
- ~, William Frccg, soolfter the battle of
~ siosP ssPflng' IN lhe samsunty, du1ingsamo |
Il Fi'?!sa y Hs,: 5Sss:on isgs Lewis ras's, in
!, Foent Zachery, ueapriup Creek Re,
cky. in April OF May, e. ' AeN
:. Elisha kozfer, in spy of 1852.
James Aachcry, a III magistrate. In
ntrees p county, Tennee, during Nav.
Alexander Hough. iFentress Comfy.
n eesee, n the spring 1863.
~ nosSRa [ peck, tn the inner of 1862.
= ~. 10y, MlD5am McGlasa, near Barksyille.
3t9skys IT, 4, 4 Iaa,log NoTeler, 1862.
F. E1an ~ a,oo!tton, n lalr County, Ken
refer AeheIJ, IN Rae1l County. Ken
III ahEng Jaoaa'y, Is.
!, aRsn Rsa,;9 ;;a9s3heEy, atGneus Creek, In or
! nasstl 1aas County, Ketncky, during Jun
John Mlllama, DayiI Delk and John
e'.ies. p a Fentreas conty, Tennessee,
'9 .12a pf'sSr rs. murdered b torture.
y a. Ioor, near Alb4n1 Clinton county,
tnsky, .u1Dg the fall 1850.
1naa Llsat: Iaa, IInlsh, of 2 Keptsky regiment, 3
oE{a L,{s Eoer4l officer, yhlle in hospital at
Two c1ored soldiers nGues unknown"
is s'c9nine list Is COPIED from the Official
oe, a1 each case Ia ggplshed with the
q o. e Witnesses by Ehom the govern
> lupus 10 prove lts charges.