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MEDICINES.
A LLCOCK'S Porous STRENGTHENING
n PLASrLks
CtrN rntSr, Va
January 9Th. lsS

Clry rolsH Va,
January 18th lsS.
am 'eims'er and have followed ny voo.,isn M
tho Airv since the w.r hoesn. In eoHseauenee -
lirnhs, and along she courso 81 the veins n,id~ ~
leS~ luure the size Of marble showed thentetv~-
NHt 20 lsife / vas otHrei 20 civ up work. r'ss
erutc and hv constant GOOD nu'sinr tot tope ttea.
but stil the lump, remsuei, and any eNerton ns<~
me lau' aSan Seeing your notice IN tho Police
Gazette got four Of your Porous Fsstofs snd raAsf
them the pNFts here the pains we're most evero-
and In les than twelve hours eoald yak - veil -
ever. I could hardly believe ~ vss veil ple~s~<.
| wanted 10 zee IL tire larueness woud come hArs
", or 'ot, 20 did more Walking that day tl,sn be-
do o. nsVeek Tho next DAY had some plin ia ny
no, hos put on platter there and IN two hoors ~
pain Wu al goue nor have feli y since Certainly
they are the best ,pp Tor The rehof and enIs -
pains In the ioEH aud back, auc Ter vsrcose or
Target veins have ever known. and | would not 10
Vi'hOut them on any account
Your, truly, Joseph Lakewood, cav Captain r. G.
suanL department OF RepNus, CITY Point, Va.
Principal depot or tho sale OF these p -erS Brand
and by all drisEsts. iiS
A SURE CURE FOB INTEMPRRANCE-
ADr. KINGS salvation Powders. They have cured
thousands OF drunksrd,. Given unkne~ 70 the per-
son In ties, ale. u, anything. Price 81 poS boz Do
street. ana
CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CANPBELL'S
~ SNRJ = Tar and Wild Cherry sure cure ,or
coughs coid., urost, diptheris. Only 70 and
store coz stf ave. and s,iS st. CHIiaiR's Suass
store, oor. HUDSON AID Hammond "a. sHEDDtS.
81 s e5,s md an 81 and s'o IN br0otisT
CANCERS, ULCERS AND TUMORS CAN
Scetainly be cured hy erternU Application.
without the knife, aud cuo guaranteed by Dr. j. q.
WIIkEEsiAA, No. 10 Laight y, y. i Is
nR. BONE, IL WEST 10TH ST, TREATS
~ all diseases Of the heart lungs liver, kldney.,cos
on, bronchitis liberated thruats epusp, OF
hts old ulcers tumoiS erupuOns, and any oIm -
skin disc .-s cured. IS
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ton. Upon motion the Secretaries Of the
Aeveral companies were required to call
rolls for a RIGA roee vote thereon. A ballot
was then gone into, during which Dir.
Addison, Of No. 6, desired to explain
negative vote, which was because, accord
ing to the resolution. he was not permit
ted to run to any fire in Gold Hill. Upon
motion the meeting unanimously excepted
Gold Hill, and gave No. permission to
run there to q FIRE. Mr.. Addison then
voted affirmatively Result of ballot:
No. Affirmative 81, negative l; No. 2
affirmative 81; No. 3-af6rmative 81, neg
alive 8; No. Affirmative Al; No. o.
affirmative AZ; No. 6-atfirmative "a,
negative o; Hook & 1.adder-afhrmative,
81. Total vote. 252 - affirmative 246,
negative 6. The President announced the
result in some feeling remarks, counseing
caution and obedience to the laws. Mr..
Addison moved a committee Of six be ap-
pointed to confer with the Board OF Alder
men. Voted down. 1t was finally car
ried that the Board of Foremen be en-
powered TO act in the premises for their
several companies, in case of negotiations.
President Wilson then declared the De
partment out of serrice, and called meet
ing of the Board of Delegates for this
evening. Chief Engineer Riff. Williams
appeared. and stated that after careful
reviewal of the matter. he had concluded
that the "boys" were right, and that
although regretting the necessity OF such
action, he approved it, and was with them
all the time. Riff. was enthusiastically
applauded. A vote of thanks was ten
dered for the USE of the hall, and to the
band for music. 1t was voted that the
entire Department should escort the sew
eral companies to their different houses
with No. 6, on the Divide.
A hymn was played by the band, and the
meeting adjourned. Upon reaching the
street, a procession was formed, and head
ed by the band, the companies in order.
with reversed hats, and the alarm bell
tolling, marched through the city and
housed each apparatus, tongue in j!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-02

NY SUBSCRIBER TO THE ABOVE
A Fund, by calling upon the uuderdgued, can
examine fuil lid Of the subscribers TO said Fund.-
and be furnished with any desired information IN
reference Thereto. n. 7. SHELDuN.
Silver City, May q, 1875 ny@W
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with great applause. here oano, PIo
cured by Mr.. J. A. Cramer, appeared and
furnished some fine music. The President
announced the resolutions open for dis
cussion. Mr.. Lannan, of the II. & L.
Co., felt little afraid of passing that por-
ton of the resolutions placing the engines
out of service. and thought some discrim-
nation should be made between friends
and foes. Mr.. Lannan received a. = "set-
tler," from some "Jskey." the information
that when Gen. Gilmore was bombarding
Charleston, and hurting Greek tre into
her intrenchments, he did mt stop to in
ouire whose house he was burning. Mr..
Shea, BY request of Mr.. Addison, re-read
the resolutions. Mr.. Addison said there
were two sides to the question. Kisses. J
He made some explanatory remarks, and
concluded BY asking as an amendment to
the resolutions that committee Of 81 be
raised to make further application for re-
dress to the Board Of Common Council
Mr.. Shea responded. opposing the pro-
posed amendment, and passing severe
STRUCTURES upon the course OF Mayor
ZONES. Mr.. Atkinson thought the COM
pany of which he was a member mo
81 was placed in very peculiar eircunn'
stances = for they had received mos
liberal assistance from the citizens OF Cole
Hin with the express understanding tina
the engine should 60 there whenever ),
fire should occur. Mr.. Sommers, will
,ome calm and dispassionate remarks Oh
fered as an amendment, that the time 10
the action to Jake place should be extend
ed until June 10th. Capt. Rawlings Q
No. l, offered as substitute amenomen
that 1000 copies of the resolutions .
printed and generally distributed. Mr
Shea called for immediate action, and CAV
Mayor Jones scathing TRADE. amid grea
applause. Messrs. Lannan. Vosburg ant
others spoke on the subject. All oiere'
amendments were voted down, and Tn
question REQUIRED On the original T'solu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-02

JudNment kOF 6HAe'
A JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF r PARKIh.
"A son, Of the Bull'S Head Market, ana sgaion
MrI woolsey, ofths Canon House Gola nut 70.
0I0a o., can be bought cheap on application At
he Court House. X PAhklNSoN:
Gold Hill. May l6. 1865 myL2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-02

ReIeher, Baldwin and Abernathle-SPe-
cial Meeting of the Stockholders In the Belcnel,
N The Board OF Trustees OF the Sboye companies,
held al their once May s0th 1865. the following res
Waiting 81 the Stockholders in the Belcher, Bald
Win and Abernathie Companies, for the purpose OF
consoiidating the above companies, be held a TIE
Belcher ONCE, in Virginia. Nevada on sds.. -
1souested TO be present In person. or 10 De repre-
se1tsd nv Proxy as full expression In the matter
an M proposed CONSULTATIONS desirable BY oruer
Of tns S0e'u o. q. pRUOKHANN.s s''ol
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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

No. 20. @ street,
VIRGINIA,
CoppoIits Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express omes)
TO THE LADIE6l
We are selling our extensive and elegant stock
DIR Y GOODS!
AT Fifty Per Cent Less
Than former rat'I, on account Of the late
COT ON GioIO DIS.
And the craIh in Mining stOckL
I'VE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
w the public that we have on hand and store
the Largest Assortment Of
FINE DRY GOODS
VIRGINIA,
Which must be Sold
REGARDLESS OF COST,
And a. the above mentioned ratsL
We are Also Manufacturing all Kinds Of
WHITE AND FANCY GOODS
Made 10 order.
d. E s.
Ar. rsous.tsd 10 call and examine our Goods
our Prices, and b convinced that No VIII sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest
SPANISH LINENS,
WRENCH,
ENGLISH,
AMERICAN LACES,
Just received,
~ French. Spanish, German and English
'''A Q. ROsRNKR d co.
No. 70 South Street.
myl7lm Opposite Wells. Fargo & Co:
HERE THEY ARE
New Goods! New Goods!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
FRANKENHEIMER'S,
GOLD HILL,
Next Door to W., r. & Co.'S Express Once.
TusT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, . Large
and Magnificent assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER
Dry GOODS!
LADIES are respectfully invited to call and
examine my new and splendid stock, which will
% '0'' AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
And which /, comprised of the finest PLAIN
and FANCY
SILKS, CAsHMERES'
ALPACAs, MERNOs,
AND DRESS GOODS!
SILK. Cloth and Velvet CIOaks!
Silk, Cashmere and Tissue shsWls
And magni6csn. assortment Of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, HAND.
KERCHIEFS, Etc.
Woodwork EdEinE and Lace Insertion
GsS .sss,;i, {LACES Xas Glsss:'
s.ntlsuen's FuruishinG Goods,
Linen and Cotton sheetinss,
Table Linens,
Napkins, Jewels,
Etc, Etc.
CARPKTS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
L.dIes, Hais and Bonnsts,
And. in f.e., every thing 10 the Dry Goods line,
-Sish viii be sold a cheap FOR Cash, ~ can
| he obtained In the State. give me cniL ..i
" FRANKENHEIMER
Gold Hill. Nay IS, 1865 mylS 6m
Dry Goods! Dry Goods
GREAT SACRIFICEM
No. ID. North b Street,
OPPOSITE THE POST oTTIcE3
VIRGINIA.
ryur LADIES' OF VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL
and vicinity, are respectfully informed that
hsys IN store, and just purchased IN San Fran
eI,,o. an immense stock Of .....--E
DRY GOODS!
COutiItins In part Of
| OatinS,
| I,neAR, .r- afa.., ..... 3D..
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CHAPLIN HOUSE.
Board and Lodging.

AIRS. c. e. WILLIAMSON would
Nl respectfully announce to her friends and
the public that she has leased the above well
known building, on South street, Virginia and
is ready to accommodate patrons with elegantly
furnished and commodous rooms, AZ greatly re-
duced rates She will also set as good table as
the market affords Thankful for past favors,
abe solicits share Of patronage
myi5td MRS, C. A. WILLIAMSON.
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pletoI nANlnB peou SAeNJ
ket
The following comprises part, only, Of our
stock;
10000 pI Bar Iron, round and square, al Esss,
$4,000 rs Boiler Plate
$1,000 nT Sheet Iron,
5000 Ms Shoe shape, oil sizes
1900 rs Caststsel. Blister btssL Aad Tee
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
5000 Bs Track Iron;
5000 rs Bar and Sheet Copper
5000 nS Lead Pipe. various SissSi
5000 feet Gas Pipe, I to ) iuehSGi
2,OOo feet L R Hose, all SiEssi
100 dozen Hose Bibbs;
800 dozen Elbows and CouplinSs;
10000 Carriage BoltI, all GiIeSi
5000 Machine Bolts, al IiISG;
600 Globe Valves;
200 AnvIls and Vices;
50 Bellows, various slSes;
BlsckImithh Tools
Scales. GrindstonsI;
400 WhSslbArrowI;
800 dozen Axe, Pick and BlsASs Handlssi
Coal;
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges, Butts;
Kniv.. and Forks, Spoons:
1000 kegs Blasting Powder.
100 dozen Picks;
200 boxes WINDOW 0IA1si
white Lead, Boiled on;
Turpentins;
Borax;
Bailing Wire and Rops;
600 kegs Nails, al sios
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF C and Taylor Streeu Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10
Proclamation.

TERRITORY OF NEVADA, ENECnIdv ct
Department, Carson City, October 10. 1864.
Whereas, / have received requislion from Ma
ior.General Irwin Mcdowell. commanding De-
partment of the Pacific, the same Having having oeen
made under authority from the al slhenL;
to raise, as soon as possible, enough Psnies Oh
Infantry to complete with those sresSy N SerV'
ice from Nevada, a full regiment OF l1 may
Now therefore, /, James W. NY, uUauthUi q. VI
the Territory of Nevada, anu u.obv call mon
Chief of the Militia thereof do hereby eau , upon
the citizens of this Territory 10 orsaus . y. s,,
selves into seven "a companies tr 70 .h h
the battalion of Infantry now N ~ aid rennisi.
Territory, and the requirement" vi '"'N 4''''
ton. w hsrounto cot
In witness whereof, / nave .he Great seai
SIS Of this Territory Of Nevada to 81 De e6 at
w. fixed. Done at Carson Gar
day of October, 1901; ~ NyE
Goyernor and Commander IN N Ghlei
"0'e'H oftSs Territory Of Nevada
Attest: ORION CLEMENS.
Secretary of the Territory. of one n,
Each Company of Infantry cono,rr m Seco Nd
Captain, one a First Lieutenant, 1J "a Corno-
Lieutenant, Ave % Sergeants; elsnr and no,
rails, two co Musicians, one ~ W "S'
less than sixty. -four So PrivateS; ocsotF
mo charge for tt foregoing, oIIDA:-
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Nexvcnstle Coal.

TINE LESSEES OF THE ABOVE CoMPA
nv will be prepared to deliver coal at Gold
nm on and after November 2lSt, 1861 from their
Jenot, 9e South street, Virginia, on the follow.
ing terms:
for 10 tons and over, so per ton.
Orders for less quantities, s25 per ton.
Cash on delivery, except where other arrange
ments may be made. 3.
noIs m JAS. McEyILY, Superintendent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10

Following the Constitution proper is an ordi.
nance providing for the submission Of the Consti.
tuition TO the people at the time provided by Act OF
Congress and also for the election Of State officers,
under the Constitution on the Tuesday after the
first Monday of November, ls6i: The ordinance
makes detailed provisions as the sodiers' votes,
the manner ofyotfng, making and canvassing the
returns. declaring the result etc. Upon the h.
suing of the Presidents proclamation TO be re-
criyed by telegraph admitting the State into tho
Union. this Constitution shall be ordained and es.
tablished a. the Constitution ofthe ada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10
Notice. ~ TuE UNDER.

AL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE \ STp55 isr
A signed ate Sheriff Of Storey COUNT nmS performed 1e
dring my term Of once, are hereby To PHILIP
ouested to make immediate payaanea M. ID SOuth
sT0NER, ESQ.,, at the Sherf's ONCE osi S or eyecn-
street. Virginia. and thereby aSoI Sr The coliec
ton and other necessary legal process authorized
agent to receive and receipt for all necied and re-
ard to pay out the same Us fast as N Sthers
ouired byJust Indebtedness on my pn I,sn 10 those
hope. from the indulgence already n Greenbacks,
except at their market value. as all olnci ,y az,
we're rendered and performed by me puisi' - :"
cash basis, and are payable In com HOWARD,
.lo.gss5y Lats Sheriff OF Storey county,, . y;
Virginia. Sept 20, 1854.
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Greenback6,

CAUTION TO MILL MEN AND OTHERS.
Y John Bowen, one Of the firm of Herrick a.
McCurdy, known Foundrymen, paid me S2l in
Greenbacks, when he agreed to pay in coin.
trust all men indebted to Bowen will pay him In
the same kind of coin must also state, gave
this man the clothing when he was badly in need
of them. E HARRIS,
deg If Next to Gold Hill NEWS Office
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EAYES NYE & co.'s LIST OF PRIZES
saS, 0O6! $40. 900! S25. OOO'
PRIZE LIST
Or u. d
EAVES, NYE & CO.'S
SIXTH MAMMOTH
GIFT ENTERPRISE!
10 BIZ GIVEN
VIRGINIA, NEVADA,
SATURDAY., Feb. 4, 1864.
Seven HUNDRED h., and Thirty T MsG1iaeen'
only One Dollar!
EaYEs ~ : cos I1sr OF PRIZES.
SATURDAY. Feb. 4, 1864
AT VIRGINIA, NEVADA,

Seven Hundred and Thirty Magnificent
Gifts 10 be Distributed! Tickets,
only One Dollar!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES,
STAMP DUTIES.

The following Is corrected copy Of the new sche-
dule ofstamp duties under the new revenue law,
which took effect on August LIST. 1864:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10
WInes and Liquors,

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay, new and choice stock Of Foreign and
American Wines Brandes and other Liquors, which
we offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash; -.
Gold Hill. June II. 1854. Jnl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10

| Prohibits special legislation in regard to cor.
porations, except for municipal purposes, Dut
| allows corporations TO be formed under general
| laws Property Of corporations is subject to tax
alton like that of individuals. CorpOrators in
corporations formed under the laws Of the stare
shall not be individually liable for the debts or
liabilities of such corporations No bank notes or
paper of any kind can be allowed to circulate Us
money except the Federal currency and the noteS
of banks authorized under the laws OF congress.
General laws must be passed for the
of cities and towns, and restricting thelr P"nen'
Of taxation assessment, borrowing money. .I s
tracing debts and loRning their credlt except lot
procuring supplies Of water. Inc otate pr
hibIted from Ioaning or giving money OF Its e!eu
it, or subscribing to me or Educational or charta
HE nurposes Counties, cities, towns and otner
mnnIcipal corporations are prohibited from De.
canning stockh holders or loaniDg their credit in aid
of any company, corporation or association 'ex'
cent railroad companies, corporations or assoeia-
The material changes in this Article from the
old Constitution are permitting the circulation of
the notes of banks authorized under the laws OF
Congress, emitting the proviso which authorized
the State to issue bonds not exceeding S3OOoOOO
in aid of the Pacific Railroad, and authorizing
counties, cities and towns 20 loan their credit in
aid Of railroad enterprises.
ARTICLE IX-FINANCE AND STATE DEBT.
The fiscal year commenced january LIST in each
wear. Taxes must be levied each year sufficient
10 nav the annual expenses Of that year, and also
the deficit II any, for the year preceding. 10
enable the State 10 do cash business nom tne
start, the State may contract debts to an amount
not exceeding 100000 under careful restrlcnUnI
or to q greater amount, II necessary 10 Pro''
for the public defense, co,s,i-
The only material change from the OLD Coas ,ho
tuition IL emitting the section which prohiolsu aa
issuing of scrip or other evidence ofindsoteanes.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10

This watch Is rated 70 the hour Of observal, and
for one month making only the small variation Of
Ia seconds. The following 10 copy Of the certins
cate accompanying the watch:
This Is 70 certify thatthe accompanying watch,
No. 1J64s. has been manufactured In ny eStahfish-
ment, and Is warranted perfect time keeper. %
LocLB, 3oth Nov, 1858. ULYssI BATTING"
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900 Reward 7

HE ABOyE REWARD WILL BE PAID BE
tne snefn Of Storey county for the appreheI-
slon a ~ s Is w. BEB prisoner who es-
He had On when he escaped grey flannel shirt.
olask coat ana grey pantss about 30 years Of age,
inches blue eyes. SOMEWHAT sore; thin whsle on
chin. and . baker by trade. j, o. CLARKSJa
oclih Sheriff OF Storey county,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-10

Newcastle Coal Company.
FFlCE OF THE NEWCASTLE COAL
" Company, No. so south q street. nearly
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Orders for Coal
LETT a. the office will be promptly attended TO.
noJO II j. G. SWAIN. Secretary.
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with than b; numbers weil N sheis, nj we upon
the streets. Negroes iorll q large Iars 81 this
k-ap.ept population. MANY rct.l Oh ~. aEd SOL
Al, IS are found CONCEALED IN ho,ases o. rv- ,tly
On, iderablc valuable property, -, ..imaIcd
n, A., frlhs %: thIs a- 81 ti''c 80. s.''' III yet
b. 20 ight % lsnt iV.oN' &c.
mo n &C q savanna, slthor.r e sftt e1 COM
.r.,,,.s, v unexct,iis oae, uus tc.. Iul.a.I W a
- pcs, III tie part % &c tt6.i ..t.. If1ve'
-. -,y.t, additional rsui l'I.' alt r.rt the
i,,e ,rcces.h Il march .1s wen tn.-. i.r ,u'irc
of , n NcAIh ,lec vas et"ct'I ".'1.n Tl' ni-
,,c. g.. H.. . tr'Ilt te All. oar ~-eN W"lt over
,od no rsv, kt like a vn'rvl.,. y, rot.
~.itr,,,,dt,g a.. 'Grg aud success TO. w." assault,
A. ~, ttI p,7 o., urn Is' uuVal4s. la' we've
troips .radotlcil, stu ion'ht on sei We ~
e,,,' siv s,..n, a. ~ VIZ" .orpuiru 10 sNrr"A.
der Hand 10 hand 90 nu"'s ~, - ''''.' '..
a. rtt,ls a., 80, cApta i,vLht "I'u bus
sword aga ust a rrtcl snlt Ut ''' T." NV u ne
utcs, fnatly striking huu 4 . 40 - ~.
The head. This desperate ~
us much loss. save 10 womb, " .-
t!ci were chiefly from ne -, w wiz y
the Tort ~as surrounded. a 70 "a
not cxpiuo~ uuCcr g., ic"t %. " la VT
Atcr". - rem - rs nrls \ 'I' ,''''' -. .
tcf as thus. nut'- d.. .t.. a.ll ,-
Aldnrs,r, ,uura~.'- i.rt u A.Iss 3 y o. 'r'
Ir slucr NIt1 bis men. Nap Al.y-a 10 49, -
stylc. N'tuy i'vr thousand ttI.if ''''. '
vines an cgsrs Ne.c l5uuu s.o",oaN ~ ~. aus
r sriCrB. lIc l.I4.ar- rryCi.u .,uDu. 10 '
lc1 O. Vss their Won. Gtusrl s.,rl. %, "'''
ike Grlcrsi Grant. Is smo 90. uac, 90 Is T. "'A
Ell tom the oil. WING IunuyNt, Due share u ~
Ilavtnas; MAYOR Ald,rs3l, ~ corvoruuon ~ '
Gcuernl rheIaa4 uG.t.4e sac .Drt alter thC sgrr.a
Ger, ASKED to b. 'xeL,ei . moment, iu or,.cg -
return 70 ls q .c.ttrs, "aterc." said o., sin il.
", "ucLcrul 1 have some very god CLBss.
would Ike To nave you ir5 oue.' 'iaaAk you,'
responded General sherman, Just a. pleasantly, Ht
the same TIM. extending a Ibultul 90. rae MAJORS
own Il ItrIut ,Icru,is, 'Ut Iuy" some very 'od
oEci me-, Permit tue Ihe moor ''uo cgar.'
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

Particulars of the Occupation of Savannah.
Fortress Monros, Dee. 96.-The steamer Cali
fornio- Capt. Godfrey, arrived here at fs.e hour
LAST evening, in ifly -c h, ours from Fort PulAsk
bringing important dispatches from sherman, and
glorious conhrmntory intelligence II the capture n
savannah on the 2ls, inst
On the 2oth, Sherman, having nearly completed
tho investment a the city aud captured Fort Lee,
aud several other minor outworEs In tie imme-
date vicinity q the principal enTouchments sur
rounding the town, and planting bis Siege bat
teres in such Close pre- ximity the rebo lines as
command efecsually every position held by the
forces under command on Gen. Hardee, sent n sum
mons by flag Of truce, 70 the effect that II the place
was not IN q certain time surrendered, a bombard-
mont and assault would at once commence.
To this summons the s1ly rebe, General sent
back . reply, that as his communications were yet
open, and his men fully supplied with Subsistence
store Of every kind, be WAS able 10 Withstand a
a long siege, aud was determined to hold tho city
10 Lhc very lsst rnonont, and defend the citizens
and property which had heen placed under his
protection, until his forces were overpowercd and
oompelled to surrender. Every preparation had
hsen made by Sherman 70 assault the rebel posi-
ton the next day, but whom the morning a tie
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