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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-18
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of Copartnership-
NroTIcE ISHEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N Copartnership heretofore existing under the
name ON w. BRAGG s. co! Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.: Bragg having
n.rs the business viii be continued by them un
der the name and style of wATERHOuSE &
LESTER, who are authorized to collect aldeots
due the late firm, and will settle all demands
against the same. 4. II. W. BRAGG. --lo.G
C. wATERH0USE,
u.r J.. W. LESTER. f[
San Franelseo, October 30, 1865 no4 IMP
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" To me- Amictca.

DR w Y DoHERTY RETITRNs HIS sin-
4 49, ,hart. 10 NJ. nrm.rons natIents for their
patronage and Nould take mis- Opportunity to re-
ntnS 49, ,h"t ~ so.,;nc.- - cansnit- nj his In.
S,i,n,s TO- Ar c,ro Of Chronic Diseases of the
Irnes TJysr HIdnsys. Di9estiye aud Genito
Ifrirsry o,sar. snd al Private Disease, viz:
.S,nhi;s IN sI n, sorms and stac.s, Gonorrhna,
~ -. c,H.-ns So.,rrnsi and Djurnnl Ennis.
IIee'' Susot,rnTs aSn,.n n;ssasss of The HACK and
Toins SnSanpstion ~ he bladder and kidneys,
80 80 |. AMI he homes that hs long experience
and sneccssSni practice Of many years viii con-
tInns 10 insure him a share of public patronage.
By the practice ofmany years in Europe and the
United States, be Is enabled to apply the most If.
acient and successful remedies against diseases Of
all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moder-
ate. treats his patients In n correct and honorable
way, has references Of unquestionable veraeity
s,ond,nr - soc,sty AM nnTtias copsultIng him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-18

e. Beleher Company - S~tockhoIders'
Meeting.-The annual meeting Of the BeIcher
Company will be held on MONDAY. December
18th, 1865, at - o'clock NJ, at the company
Office, No. 40 South b street, Virginia. BY order
ofth Board Of Trustees.
bio %. a.. g-s 9 H. BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
Virginia, December 4, 1855. ..,l " dec I'd
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California Consolidated mill and

Mining Company Assessment Notice.-Eotice
Ia hereby given. that Of q meeting Of tho Board
Of Trustees Of the California Consolidated Mil
and Mining Company, held on the 9th day Of
October, 1865, an assessment Of one doll r per
share was duly levied on each and oyery share
ofthe capital stock OF the said company, paya.
bic Immediately In gold coin tothc Secretary, al
his office. BY order Of the Board Of Trustecs.
2 ocI7 M SAML d. C0NEELL. Sec'y.
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= E5H-I refer, with permission, 10 Msj.Gen. John
A.. Dix, United States Army. No. 3 West 2lst st..
n. Y. City; MesSrh A. 4. Low a. Bros, 81 Bur.
ling Slip C.. Z. HabIcht, Esq, Consul for Nor.
way and Sweden. Ig7 Pearl st.j Messrs. Up
Marshall & Co., $50 Fulton ST.; Hon. J. D.. Rey.
merit Counsellor at Law. 1856 Nassau ST.; and the
most respectable business men Of New York CITY.
and In all the principal Commercial citieS in the
world. ng E-sG TTF sEn.I.h aluHd I'trs.
ET-Any person wishing to be Informed In re-
gard to tho state of tho Market, will please In
close n stamped envelope, addressed to himself,
then the deiired information will be sent by re-
turn mail. 'Pfease address. - .. ,--'.
-rsw9HN ERNEST A. RRLANDEDN, ..s.
= bo,,D4-f-I a. CommlASIOp Merchant p
oc2 i'm, ll6 William st.. New York City.
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'rHAlhAmbra Mining Company, Dew
lis Gate District, Lyon county, Esyada-Thero
Ii delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account OF Assessment No. IL, levied on the
9Th day ofN6vember. 1885, the several amounts
set opposito tbs names Of the respective share
hnldsn1 aa 6ollowa. - .....4# .mr a.. o.. linz
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ImperiaI Consolidated Mining COM
pany.-At q meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Imperial Consolidated Mining Company, held
October 9th, 1865. an assessment (So. - ofFfty
Cents per share was levied on the capital stock
Of the Company, payable In United States coin. 10
the Secretary, at his Office In Gold HTll.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
oc2em G.. W. PEASE, Sec'y.
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DOHBRTY's MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ADD
oIIcx AND MODERATE
CHARGESs

DR.. w. X. Doherty,s Private Medical
- and AnRNienl InAtiInte, -
Sacramento street, below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's oficc.1
TrPrivate Entrance on Leidesdortf street, al
- San FranciScoI California q
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid In the treatment
and cure of all Private and Chronic
Diseases, Gases of Secresy,
and all Sexual Dis
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The above sale is postponed until SATuR-
DAY, December 30th, ls63.
w. II. BEGAN, Constable.
Gold Hill, Dec. Il. 1868 rs q dele I'd
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Marine, Fire and Life Insurance.
Insurance effected In the best New York City
Companies, at the lowest rates, In all parts Of The
United States and the Canada. .I, ...t..
Money to Loan on Bottomry Bonds and I'm
proved Perronal Property. a'."" .|'f
N Applications for Loans Of Money must be made
in writing, stating what kind Of security to be
given, and where located. Apply TO
T.fs ERNKaT a. RRL,ANDaON. n
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I'd. CoRsoH, District Attorney. aa.r7sf'SG
. Virginia City. December II, 1855. hFHdeletdi
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ManSoQQ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
las, 1895, 1891, 312
73,3O74, J75,JGT6
3077, 307s, 307g,3nSO
1851 ,3G82 c3oS3, 1854
3nS5, 3nS6, 31S7 ,3nSS
3nS9,3O90, 1901 1902
30g3, 1904 BOX, 3096
3Oy7 ,309S, SOY, 800
3lol, $40, 800, 3l0I
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33l7, 33l8,33lg,3SD
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, 1865-01-21
WAsmsoToS, Friday. Jan. 20.
HlIISE

M1- sCHENCE, from the Military Committee,
reported back the Senate joint resolution tender
ing the thanks of Congress to Brevet Ma1. Gen.
Terry ard the officers and men under his COM
1uand, which WIS passed unanimously.
Mr. GARFIELD, from the Military COMMITTEE,
reported a joint resolution that the thanks Of
Congress are due and are hereby rendered to Nal.
command for the tkill and dauntless courage
by which the rebel army was sisnally defeated
aud driven from Tenne: see.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
The House concurred IN the Senate amendments
to the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill,
including one for Minister Extraordinary to the
Republic OF Mexico.
Ar RICE, Of MaRs., from the Committee Of
Naval Aafrs, reported back the Senate joint reso-
luton Of thanks to Rear Admiral Porter, and the
officers, seamcn and marines under his command
In he recent attack on Fort Fisher, which were
The Houee passed the bill, as amended, By the
Senate, AUTHORIZING the advance Of officers Of the
nasy and marine corps, for distinguished service,
not exceeding thirty numbers in rank.
The House passed a bill prescribing tho term
for Lolding the United States Court fof the west.
crn district Of Missouri.
Ar, BOUTWELL,. OF Aass., from the Judiciary
ConmAttee, reported back the Senate hill. which
Tas Passed. changing the place for holding the
1segtt and District Court Of the United States for
70 Norfolk. he also reported the Senate bill
MLtCA ~as passed, providing that no person aftee
tne oate OF ih!s act shall be admitted to practice
~ ~ nc Sop:eme Court Of the United 9tateJ, no:
atc. Inc 4h of March in any Circuit or D strIc
- and me Contt Of Claims, OF shall be allowed
IT, etiEsl H W S!ftne Of any previous admission un
4es' ~ 'aA'ng Inc oath Of oce q provided for in
, 1865-01-21

Destruction Of the Jasper Co.. Ind.
Court House and Contents.

fspceial Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune. ]
RENSSELAER,, JASPER Co., 1sn., Jan. Is, 1865.
The large Court House at this place was discoy-
erred to be on dre this morning about one O'CLOCK
and before the citizens In sufficient numbers to A.
rest the progress Of the flames, could be asopsed.
the building Was completely euve!opcd, and With
nearly its entire contents, including the county
land and cour records, records Of the Circuit
Court, together with every book and article be-
longing the County Treasurer, Auditor and Sher-
ITS Offices; also the Offices Of Messrs r. S. Dwic-
gins and 1hos Smokers, Attorneys, which were
located In the building, and their entire contents
were completely destroyed. The loss, which ia
irreparnble in many respects IL a severe one upon
the county ard its citizens. In addition to the IL
convenience which they must suffer from the loss
OF their records, the cost Of rebuilding will be
about twenty live thousand dollars. The loss fell
particularly heavy upon r. S. Dwiggins, Esq,
Attorney, who loses hie whole library mud all
the papers connected with his Office. included In
Ing to bis correspondents In different parts Of the
country. understand that quite number Of tho
merchants in your city viii suffer some consider
able Inconvenience and loes. by the destruction
Of the records Of the Circuit Court The origin ct
the IRE ae not yet tfnnspired, but 1t wns undoubt~
cdly the work Of come evil Disposed person. The
community arc quite unanimous in their opinion
sss TO who the guilty party is, but as vet 10 cy-
dence sufficiently strong TO Cause an arrest has
tTanspfred. The above notice msy be OF some in
scrttt to your city readers.
, 1865-01-21
FB ON WASHINGTON.
MotterN Congressional md General
The Hair mtbsion to 1k1chmond-
Tic Publication Of Incomes.


IapedG Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
WAsmsaToS, Friday, Jan. %.
The statement forwarded In these dispatches
Last Light, concerning the revival Of the Blair
peace negotiations, was entirely scorrcct I am
authorized By Hon. Montgomery Blair, to FAY
that his father, Francis r. Blas, sr, left Washing
ton in boat this morning, furnished by the Navy
Department, to proceed directly to Richmon !, and
renew his informal negotiations with JET. Davis
In person.
The runaor about the capture Of Wilmington Is
at least premature If not at least wholly unonnd-
I'd. At this writing tho Navy Department hare no
dispatches Wa11anting the statement.
Wm- N. Patterson, a rebel chaplain, has been
sentenced to be confined In the Missouri State
Penitcnttsry during the war afor the violation or
the laws Of war
BY order Of the Secretary Of War, when
an enlisted man arrives ut a dratt rendez
vous, my money he may have with him exceeding
$4,000 will be taken and placed In the hands Of the
Fa}master 81 the rendezvous, who shall enter the
amount In check book, to be given to the soldier
at the time the money Is taken Moneys thus
tafen to be deposited In public Depostary Of the
United ststes or National Bank Amer arriving at
Ale regiment, the soldier may claim the pay
asnt nsa, o. NE amount OF his deposit from the
resnsF Mh9 Rays hs Then he arst
r,xaa 70 ttoonoM1ng ewing National Banks have been au{bo-
Ea1h Eaehsess GesRRsssn Rsae 5y capital Nsoas
Allegheny Banl FtisSSr. r. css|.a sanftat sSS@9:
seeona Sation,5 15oRRE H. c1.eago capta f32o5o
~ *55e@o; ! s9Rssi'e Rf9R,sis' nsSs ys;ofR pts
nd, capital Saa,op551 5a9e hsn Eva91sc!lls, az
1nesse New xo19 1ty, c.p!aa e,n.a' slo0ooo '
d coo,rsen. - n1rnes interest
Ga 70 cut cypress and yel'feT IL pine lumber The
tlfs description Of wood, Which since the var has
been banishcd from the Northern markets.
Another letter says that more men must he lad
or Richmond will be lost. II thinks the nesross
Will ce1tasn]y be put into the army.
In consequence Of the report that the Conmls
sloueE OF Internal Revenue had forbidden the fur.
ther publication Of returns Of incomes, Congress
men have 1.een today representing. to him that
the publication is Of ench essential service tha:
the Government ought to he glad to hare 1t made,
and II it could secure it tn no other way, might
well afford 10 psy for It rs an adyertisenent
NEW SoRK. Friday, Jnn. 2H--The Rnsf'f Wash-
ngfcn special says: g Mr. Blair left Washington
OF Richmond, today, taking the steamer for ClU
, 1865-01-21

A. hET YonE, Friday, Jun. ao-Thc Tribune las
the loao"l1g fpccias from Toronto, the 10Th 4'In
3a1qer. Judgement was given ut q clock this D. m,
yrG2 oy ndc1rasf nngsan The courk ro,m was dcnsc1y
prcsent The Recorder, af,cr einn n cr,deno: 1ern
dor inc deicnsS and Persecution, ordered rsndI-
judgment: - -4~
Il and end determine that the evidence r,ren
before me, according to the laws Of this psoyinse
tue pri. oneT Bonnet G. Burlcigh accordinr fa ~
laws Of ills province fo5 eaid robbery. d Il the @
aa.e had been committed n this province"
mediatcIy for writ Of habeas corpas. @'-'
, 1865-01-21

dspoeed Of stock ra]ued at $f53 900. for B4t70CO
1t is sa,d there Is not SO much suffering n savan
nah az reported, for The reason that when Hatdco
evacuated the city, aud before Sherman took pos
session. they entered the stores aud supplied
themselves with good stocks.
The wealthy cttjzsne, however, did not join in
this raid, and As consequence may now be suffer-
ing. 1t is for these, then. that the Subscriptions
at the North 4re being taken, and the movement
is very unpopular among the soldiers, who con-
slider 1t ~ giving uid and comfort to the real enc
mica of the country.
, 1865-01-21

Point Il Is be1ieycd that he is to have an fntcr.
view with prominent member Of the tebel Con-
Erces."
more 4 ohio Railroad, near Ha1per's Ferry, last
night
4 epecial to the .Conzmtretal says "several
rchcl congressman having expressed desire to
States on peace, Mr. lair's errand to Richmond,
at this time, is more important than before.''
"Asu1SaToS, Friday. Jan. 2o.-The Ertning
6for says: +Mr. F. r Blair left the city, to-day,
with the purpose Ills believed, Of paying another
visit to Richmond. He lett on the United States
steamer Don, on which vcsseI he made his last
wharf, under special orders during the morning.
at II O'Clock, Mr.. Blair arrived at the Tard In q
carriage, and quickly vent on board the Don,
left at 11:15. Mr. Blair was accompanied only by
his servant VIC believe"
, 1865-01-21

obtained they be'Iere that this oil territory Is
superior in wealth to the whole oil region on
Oh Creek, Pennsylvania. The property Was
purchased Tor the present owners after q care
full and thorough Investigation by parties in
California, To show the evidence on which
they proceeded In negotiating its purchase,
the following te1egrams arc submitted:
New YoRK, Sept. 80, 1861
To John B. Church, San Franclsco:
Proposition accepted provided that the oil ia ~
good as Pennsyiva1fa oil, and Is located substan-
tally as On the map sent, the distance Of wells
to ba eny mes sht o way o Wes
ie o@RR RRan to Ss ysrea aSsl the
5. E. MoRsE, JR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 8, 1864.
To s. E. Morse, Jr.:
Purchase closed. Name party to receive tile.
Al conditions Of your telegram fulfilled. Oil
sst qna Diatanee t9ss to s6ppns Ront ten
Hcendng grade; highway whole distance.
]. B. CuuBcu.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct T., 1861
1fu1ly confirm the tenor Of my letter to Church
respeciinP the Ojai estate in Santa Barbara. See
acopy orwh1ch you have. B. Sn1MAN, ia.
{E1trset from letter referred to.]
is its almost abalons wealth IN the best Of oil.
NEW Yonx, Oct. 10, 1861.
Wells, Fargo & Co., San Francisco:
Our PURPOSE Is to secure the oil lands positively
vii he ons ii ha 9a
nseie !d n OIL Territory on The property agreed to be
sasues B1y Sss the m four
J. E. WILLIAMS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 1861.
James T. Beyd and silliman have given required
certificates. Sale consum4sted. F5iee paid;
The Directors Of the CALIFORNIA; Petroleum
Company, submit to the public tile following
evidence with regard to the value Of their
property, which covers an area Of Il, 5000
acres, located on the Ranch of Oral, near
Buenayentura, In Santa Barbara county, Cal
twenty NATURAL OIL WELLS Of the largest
size. The report Of Professor siIltman shows
that this Is the most valuable oil property
ever put on this market, II not In the world.
In the summer Of 1861, Professor Si!liman
examined this locality, and in letter dated
at Bnenaventura, Santa Barbara county. July
2, 1864, he thus communicates the results Of
The property covers an a.ea Of 49, 900 eighteen
thoosand} ae:es IN one body, on which are 1t pres
ent at least twenty natural oil wells, Of them
TIC surface at every available point, aud is run
ming away down the rivers for miles and milcs,
Artesian wells will be fruitful along double line
in linear extent. Tie ranch Is an Old Spanish
and ofpertect hde. It has IS said, about eightecn
near thirteen miles As ranch II Is q splendid
estate Bnt its va'nc is Its almost fabulous wealth
, 1865-01-21

NV YoRK, Friday, Jan. e0.-Adytces By the
Fulton from Savannah, report hat he nest Of Or
der ia maintained In the city. and few soldiers are
are regulated By Inv. Just before lcasing Atlanta
the eoidIers we're paid of and they spent their
money freely q: the first opportunity. One trm
, 1865-01-21
Nem advertisements.
DRAFT! DRAFT!!
The "15th Of Feb - will soon
Roll around.
THE CHICAGO
Draft Insurance Go.
CAPITAL, --- 100000.
S35, ,0CO Paid In and Deposited
in Bunk.
TIE Cbic.Zo Draft insurance Company are prepared
10 tlsuSt Limited number Of
Enrolled Men


IN each Ward Of fhs city. and in all Tawnshipa In
coszEesssehA psf'c's q other at>tes Eo the DFas.
sno ana faFnih Substitute to each
Of their Drafted Een, in whatever District lh.y aF
reside.
1he Company Commences business With : lasxs
paid up csptsal ant Is "hscssd up" BY parties whose
soveucy Is undoubts Is can b. ascef. aned ty esit
We propose to use The premiums received from In
Insured and much Of the capital ~ Is required IN
DDrTFnr1C m mtyC .nnanu
$. =, :. b, ,..,r ;, ,,,,. .,,,..,~ .....,.-
drafted With Substitutes al {ast Is W. know 3hosV
We shall make a11an. emen,s to gef tho enrles
returns from all Wards aud Townships in which our
insured reside. and In every csse atm to have tar
Favv,r%;ou uo~n
oPoAS
,r.v+,o I'm thar, =,
o-t,e- @~'~~' ~" 'U'9ees " @aeR
Th-rs .re aho,t n m -,.r a,xo,,,,
.,d thsr. vii, ha rsor,-a 49,. ~ -. W. nsksus
EV
, 1865-01-21

EB To indicate the magnitude Of the Pc
troleum interests Of this country, it may be
stated the product Of its oil wells has
amounted In value the last year to more than
$25, ,0D, 900, while that Of the California mines
for the year 1868, according to the San Fran
cisco Mtroantae Gazette, amounted 10 about
&44 GO1 0D0
, 1865-01-21

From Fort Flsher-Later Reports
Admiral Porter's Dispatch to Secrt-
tary Wetles.

DALr1HoRE, Friday. January 20.-Reports BY
the Fortress Monroe boat ray that an arrival from
Of Wilmington 1aet evening. brings the intclf-
gence that the rebels had blown up Fort Caswe1l.
and Wilmington Was said to have been eyacuated
ty them.
, 1865-01-21
POSTSCRIPT,


Our Special Midnight Dispntch-Fron
Fort Flahcr-Gr0ans from the Rebel
CRpttnl-HFashlngto and New York
LIENS.
, 1865-01-21

Eem advertisements.
TIL E
CALIFORNIA
PETROLEUM COMP Any !!
Capital $1o,ooo,ooo.
TO CONSIST OF
100000 SHARES OF TIE RaR EALUE OF 500.
AUGUSTUS C. RICHARDS, President.
JOHN E. WILLIAMS,
Metropolitan Bank, Treasurer p.o TEN.
EDGAR E. HOLLY, Secretary.
Prof. JAMES T. HODGE, General Agent.
DIRECTORS.
MARCUS A. FINCH,
CHARLES Il. RUSSELL,
J. B. CHURCH.
WE. H. MELLEN,
Lats claatn. Mel1en d Co.
AUGUSTUS c. RICHARDS,
u Murray at.eet
HENRY II. ALEXANDER,
cumn1tns, Alexander 4 Green.
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
Vice Pzesident Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, :.
WILLIAM ". STONE,
Stone, Bliss, Fay Alien.
SIDNEY E. MORSE, JR.,
Editor New York Observer.
THOMAS SA1ULL, .-..............
Thomas Small & Sons.
AsHBEL GREEN,
CummtnH. Alexander d Green.
JOSEPH WALES,
Wales. wetmore q Co.
PAsCHAL ". TURNEY,
HENRY B. HYDE,
.. Broadway.
Persons desiring further Information may commnai-
a sS 51hs Z EsHaf2s
=. c. WILDER, Agent,
Insurance Rooms % 1.asa,le street. Chicago.
ZOE IN HER INTENSELY
L. exciting combat
At mcvicker,s Theatre,
MONDAY N1GHT. Jsa1gns1s 1stp
MOORE d sTEARNs,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 40 Lnsulle Street, Chicago.
LIST o1 COMPANIES Hxpzzs=S11p:
Hartford Fire Insurance Ccmpang.
Hartford, Conn.
Springfield FIre aud Marine Insurance Co.,
Springfield, Mass.
Merchants Insurance Company,
Hartford, Coun.
Ho"a TN sa9'qEaese Hsgssse Company,
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company,
Hartford, Conn.
Croton Fire Insurance Company,
. New York !
Thames Fire 1nsnraRte Company,
Norwich, Conn.
City Fire Insurance Company,
New Hovtn, Conn.
Relief Fire Insurance Company,
New Yc.k.
Western Massachusetts, Insurance COMPANY,
Plttsneld, AaEs.
IFFfng Fire Insurance Company,
New FORK.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Hartford. Conn.
Tfaye1erss Insurance Company,
ja2lg124 2tret
, 1865-01-21
CAPACITY

They shell perfectly clean from the
Cob without cutting or grinding the
Corn, and clean, in superior condition
for market.
, 1865-01-21
oNCREssloNALPROCEED

am very respectfully. your obedient serraut
{S1gued) D. D. PORTER, Rear Admiral.
, 1865-01-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct 8, 1864.
To s. E. Morse, Jr.:
Purchase closed. Name party to receive tile.
ALI conditions Of you1 telegram fulfilled, oil
first quality. Distance to shipping point from
seven to twenty miles, as per map; regularly dc.
Hcend!ng grade; highway whole distance.
T. p CtrrFpeu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-16

We regard the Tennessee election a. mote
outrageous in character than that of Kentucky
1t was a mockery, out and out, of al American
election. The case Of the Hon Emerson Ether
idge is fitting Illustration of the whole affair.
This gentleman wasG candidate for Congress
Nobody will DENY that he opposed
cesson, nor that he did not oppose il from its in
cepton TO its death, nor that he was DO, with the
North for the suppression of the Confederacy by
force Of arms. His loyalty none could doubt
lie disagreed. however, with the radicals on ne
gro Suffrage, and kindred points, He did not
like the members OF the Fedora administration
and said so in language. be it admitted. pretty
severe, yet therefore, practiced without restraint.
He was arrested by the military, on authority of
the President OF the United States, on the 18th OF
July, the election being fixed for the 81 day of
August. He applied for a copy Of the charges
under which he arrested, and the names of
the accusers, if any. Each request was refused
He applied for writ of habeas corpus, and it
was denied him. Negro troops were scattered
over his district 10 intimldate and arrest voters
Where there were no negro troops be had large
majorties of the voters. Not ore fourth of the
votes of the disiric; were polled The First Reg
iment Tenn were mustered cut the 26th of
of July, but voted on the 3Ist of July, at Nash
VILE three days before the election, for which
there law. That is the way the Federal
authorities at Washington defeated Mr. Ether
idge Ard that is the kind of history the Re
publican party Is making for itself-Cincinnsti
Enquirer