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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY pRoesAMNE.
FOURTH OF JULY

n T e..
NlHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN CON:
prise the selected Officers of the Day. AMI
Deputies and Aids to the Grand Marshal:
Orator:
Hon. CHARLES A. SUMMER.
President Of the Day:
Hon. b. G. WHITMAN.
Poet
J. T. GOODMAN.
Render of the Declaration Of Independence:
LIEUT.. E. INGHAM.
Chaplain
REV. F. s. RISING.
Grand Marshal;
THOMAS PEASLEY.
Deputy Marshals:
j.. b. WINTERS, Nv. B. PERRY.
&c, COREY, C.H. VAN GoRDER.
r n. GRAVES. l. RAWLINGS
l.. U. GOLIATH, J. w. W0ODRUFF'
w. II. DENISE, FRANK DENVER,
d. w. BALCH, JOHN SPRING.
&c. CLARK, a. HlRSCHMAS'
J, w. HEMENwAY, J. "A. RIGBY.
I. ROBSON.
Tho Military, Firemen, and all Public Socieiiee
and Associations, also parties from an1oinIns
counties, arc respectfully invited to Partlclpn's
with tho citizens Of Storey county IN the So% nnS
Associations DESTROYS Of joining In the froScsS'oIh
on that day. will please communicate ihl nm Wv
their proper officers TO the Grand Marsnai, on -
before Juno Goth, ut the store OF Jacoo ""'
ESQ, No, 8 South G strdet. -
je2i I'd THOS. PEASLEY, Grand MarsnAl:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-01
NATIONAL ANTHEM
GOOD OF THE e 1895.
AIR-Oh Hundred.

Neither rebellion nor assassination can check
the glorious march Of the Republic. Ithaa drawn
strength from both.-E. T. SPEAR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-01
NEW TO-DAY.
Fourth Of July
ELEBRATIO

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
By HoHArIo HAMS & Co. No 10 Iudiast, Boston.
F Dr. ,pwlsrpp's opvtcp :

By HoRArIo HAMS Co. No 10 Ipdia,st-. Boston.
AssIsTASr QrARTgRxAsTERs 0YyIcE. L. 5. a., I
No. 12t FASEuIL HALL So. BosToS, October 81 1865.
CTEAM FERRY-BOAT at AUCTION.-Will
~ be SOLD at public auction WEDNESDAY, Nov 8,
AZ O'Clock stLnco'. Wharf Boston, the steam ferry boat
JEFFERSON 443 SC IS tpns buithen told with
all ber Anchors Chains Gables Tackle and Apparel 10.
yentory of which may be at this Office and tbs vessel
be examined tine previous 10 tho sale Any buyers
having unpaid transportation accounts In this Office, which
have been approved offer them In payment, provided
they do exceed the paid for the vessel IN all
other payment must be made in Govrnment funds 10
cent down and the balance in "a hours. BY order OF
Breyetaisor( Gen. M G. MEIGS, enersi,
u. s. A. JOHN w. McKlM, Capt and A. q. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

FACTORIES for SALE in Newark, N. j.
Ono a-ge as,oy brick sbon, 100 eet square, with q
tr.l and wcii lighted Apply to A. H. BROWN, No. a'
Broads Newark, n. J. .... .. .......
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

livery LADY, before visiting a place of
Amusement OF taking promenade should procure one
Of hnIe. DEMOlEkTS Invaluable DRESS ELEVATORS, \,
price IS told by all Thinning Stores or mailed f,s
On receipt Of Prio. N9. i73 Br9adway, Y, .I.|.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
INTERNAL REVENUE MANUAL

We have just published MANUAL or TIT INIhh
NAL REVENUE prepared by CHARLES N. EMERSON, ESQ.,
tie Assessor Of the Tenth Msssachus It's District;
This work unlike any which have preoed, it wiz ID
familiar style detail the duties Of Assessors and their Assist
ants Collectors end their Depues Inspectors, &c; and
designed afford to these officers practical vaoe mecu
and 10 tbe taxpayer guide TO the proper mode Of making his
returns and fuhing his obligations 70 the Government
The work embodes full and succnct analysis Of the Law
and all its Amendments with full Sche6nes and the
important Decisions and Rulings OF the Departments also
Table Of Contents and index which will ensoe all 10 deer
mine at q glance to what taxation they are subject
The author gentleman OF weknown legal ability VINO
has been Assessor since the law insuguraed o the
EN- Massachusetts District of the largest and mos. varied
in subjects Of taxation in the United sta,e one
producing in proportion TO popuaon
and wealth supposed the amount Of revenue
This work contains 233 Royal Octave pages and sold a.
The low price OF IS in Paper and ~ in Cloth The edi-
ton In paper cover by mail prepaid receipt Of IS cents
srfsF SAMUEL BOWLES 4 COMPANY.
= Springfield, Mass. =
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

p. apys uaes cls' p,. nss rus.'es GA naSxess poe
Knives Scissors HaIos Pocket Book Wallets, PuIses &c.
latest cheapest, bsst st stTOwNSENDb, No. SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Gonses ano farms il1auteA.

lWANTED-A large double HOUSE .-s
w FARM Of 100 acres, within two hour of NJ -
situation must be healthy give description sod 49,,
dress L. H. Boz No. 80 New.York t.Oescsi ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

A. J. BLvgcKER Auctoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - EAECU.
i L TORS SALE a J. BLEECKER. son CO wi, "
all Al Auction on WEDNESDAY, al 10 O'clock at No ~
IVES. Twenty-ei.hth.st the HOUSEHOLD FuRSlTuRE
Of the late JAMES IRWIN ESQ., comprising Ro.ewood and
Mshosny Funitme, rich Curpetine Mirror, window ~
valuable BiaId Table Gc &c. Catalogues q, the ONCE oi
the Auctioneers, No a Cedar st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Rorses, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
O,now the three large warrooms, entrances NO 40
Broadway and No lG Crosbyst will be sold Ut greatly re-
dnced prces 900 sets Harness. several secondbau Csryes
c. WITTY, No. 40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Jnstruttton.
4 LADY TEACHER OF ENGLISH sp1

N FRENCH, whose morning hours engaged In ~Asd
desires pills for the afternoon evening at their n
dence her own. Terms moderate Address, TEACHEA
No. 70 West Thirty .seventh.st-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
To CAPITALISTS: STEAMSHIP COM

=. II. DRAPER, Auctioneer. GN
TINTED STATES COTTON SALE.-JOHN
~ II. DRAPER Co will sell on FRIDAY, November
1865 o'clock p mr. at the Exchange Saesfoop No.
Ill Brosdwsy, by order Of Simeon Draper u 8. Cotton
$500 BALES MOBILE COTTON.
The above cotton has been cesed and sanpsd BY o. W.
Amory may be In the bale Atlantic Dock Brook
yn and by sample the oce Of the Auctionees No. %
Pine 1T, two days before the sale
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
QuARrERNAsrER. GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsBINGToS, ID. C., Oct. "a 1865 >
FINAL SALES of GOVERNMENT


WAsnINeros, d. C., Oct: q. lsGs
FINAL SALES of GOVERNMENT
L HORSES and MuLES.-Wiil be sold at pnblic sucton
during ;he of Ncveaber to the highest bidder at the
NEw.YORK.
NewYork Ciy-TUESDAY of each week, 100 HORSES
New.iorx City-THURSDAY of each week, 100 MULES
each day. ..
Philalelpha Pa.--ThURSDAY. November O. o. iS and ~
" PhIsde pha Pa~sATURDAY of each week, 100 MULES
: Harrisburg Pa-TUEsDAY of each week 100 MULES
Harrisburg. Pa-THURsDAY, November 2,s, IS and 2o
10 aoe5ane.5afs. aGai s1S" PaTUEsDAY November 100
Allentown, rs.-wEDNEsDAY. November TO- 100
Potsyilic. Pa FRIDAY November u, 100 HORSES
Chester. Delaware Comfy, Pa.-WEDNESDAf' Novem
Titasrillc Ps~TIIURsDAY. November ls, 100 HORSES
Ttusyilie Pa-THURSDAY. November 30. 100 HORSES
Tiinsviie, Pa-TIIURsDAY and FRIDAY, November ~
and "a 100 MULES each bhsfiHyAwAnE. fiHyAw
Wilmington, pel.-TUESDAY Of each week 100 HORSES
WiInins,op, Del-FRIDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
each day. u.pvr,Sn
Baltimore Md. WEDNESDAY November ''' j"
Baltimore, Md-wEDNEsDAY. November 49, 100
HORSES. o - ~
TUESDAYS and '!hfsRHbi 'T!hfGRsbi9s of each week. 100
No SALE OF oF M6JLRs WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASH
INGTON ID. {. -,
At this series ali the Government animals w pe
disposed Of Buyers should therefore avail themselves Of this
last opportunity TO purchase. - -, ~.
FOR sales Of public animals in the West see official West
Animals Viii be sold sinely. I.t
Sales TO commence at 10 O'clock q. m.
Terms: Cash In United States currency.
ny o'def 0' 'h0 SuA''s'N JAMfs 4. FKIN,
fr ..E Brevet. Brgudier-G Genersi,
In charge Flint Division =. NJ. U. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
nHARBIEIzED SLATE MANTELs-All

Il the Istes deigns beautifully panced IN different
colors more Iusbe and much cheaper an marble. u D
eTEWART no. zTt Csuals a. near broadway. ''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

4 MERICANS visiting ENGLAND, on arriv.
~ Ing at Liverpool win ind MesIs NIcOLLs extensive
establishment No 20 Bodst articles Of dress for Immediate
made TO order few hours notice Tho supe
riot style and hnsh observed st their weknown s,tabh
m-nts la keecpts. London Fashions for tho
gentlemen tho psomeade deldsss superhns ftock
cost with hch sk breast acings morning Of supe
ror Melton cloths the chaISe for the former being u to
gunsss Tor tho latter to guness For negss PURPOSES
morning coats with pocket flaps al the ws also the negis
vots che prices tom 2 10 four sunea The Ansolas and
Chesiots also made IN 'uits q pces nom two TO four
guneas evening drc black cloth of the finest quality For
Melton. Beaver and Whitney Cloths fom two ts
eight suincaA fos young and m ins rs
rhlsnd dressos ovcrooat Ge For ladies
ndins bsbits cloahs psletot Jackets Ouinss
Tweed cosks and coats &C. Ths yers novses In dessns
and brics confined exclusively to Msss Nicos sssb
lshaents.
II. j. d. NTCOLL.
Tailor. TO the onsen Family and the Courts Of Europe
No 10 Mosley Manchester and No. 80 Bolds Iiyerpoo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

EOR SALE-With immediate possession, a
l. elegant HOUSE Fifthave., In the vicinity Of Fou
~ fee. wide and about - feet deep Price $780,
Also, -
Two moro OF extra snd ground, with stable. Pc
$4,000 Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. , rinesI l'st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, COMPRISING so

1anH s,a. rIaie. l,sa near Eii,,be.s Nm Enessn,
budnss fine variety OF fruits extensive road front wetered
by pretty brook thTeeauser, OF mile from the depot on
high ground chesp. Ao other forms and country seats
w r. SEYMOUR. No. III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

TICKETS for all kinds Of DRY GOODS,
Il TRIMMINGS, etc. Dry Goods Of ali Kind. refoldrd
pressed aud packed at SALISBURY 8 DRY GOODS PACK.
iN0 ESTABLISHMENT. No. l39 Duane.s st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

INDIA GOOD S.-MARCHANDISE DE
Il LTNDE-INDIANIsCIIE WAAREN-Ail kinds Of staple.
fancy, curious articles. SILKS and SiAWLs at FOpST.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

a L EIUEK'-NoW FALL GOODS, Sc
iecedby hinsefin Europej the argsst, cheapest sud
most varied assortment In tho city. Ladies aud gents jet
Chains Pins Bracelets Buckles. rings &c pearl E and
fancy Butons also steel and git goods English Scissors
Knives Combs and Brushes Portmonnaes Hair Meta
s,erfall. also, full line Of best English small
N. B-JOUVINS and other celebrated Kid Gloves st low
prices undressed Kids, new colors only 00c.
w. J. ELGER
Importer Of Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods.
Nos. roo aud B82 broadway, near Nineteenth st.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16
TO OWNERS OF COTTON.

TN ANSWER TO NUMEROUS INQUIRIES FROM
Il abroad we would say that prepared to take
charge Of put in order and ship any lot Of COTTON In
the States of Georgia. South Carolina or Alabama
have local agents at almost every town. CORPS of
most efficient en selected for integrity, capacity and
experience, to take charge Of every lot.
We will also pay all taxes and charges of every descrp.
ton, and make liberal advances on the Cotton In
short will take charge of the Cotton on receipts or
ORDERS and give the owners trouble whatever from
the time receive it until sold and returns arc made
by our houses.
WATTS CRANE CO.,
New York. or
W. G. WATTS e. CO.,
. Liverpool, England.
We invite the especial attention of nonresdonts to
our facilities.
e. M. BRUCE Sc co.
August 80 1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

BLACK LEAD,
(tRUCfBLES
~ WHITE LEAD.
BOILED OIL
BOLTS AND NUTS,
AETIFRICTION METAL,
SpELTER AND TINAIAN'S SOLDER,
For sale i'll lots to suit purchasers by
CAMERON Is BARISLEY,>
Commission Merchants Railroad and
Steamboat General Supply Agents
No. 142 Meeting street.
RJ- BEST BLACKSMTTH'S COAL FOR SALE LOW.
September thstu3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16
August 80
THE NEW YORK NEWS,

nAILY AND WEEKLY-THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
~ NEWS, a great Family Newspaper-Bcnjamn
Wood, Proprietor. A Journal OF Politics, Literature
Fashions, Market and Financial Reports Interesting
Miscellany and News from all parts of the worldl II;
contains reading matter than any other weekly pa
per. Now improvements introduccd-an immense cir.
paper published In Now York. Single copies cents;
one copy ono year. $2i three copies one year $3.50:
and an extra copy to club Of en twenty copies one
year, $50 The Weekly News is sent to clergymen at
$L6o. New York Daily News-to mail subscribers $40
per annum; six months S. For sale by ali newsdeal-
ers. specimen copies of Dolly and Weekly News sent
free: Address BENZ. WOOD, Daily NewB Building No.
IS City Hall Square. New York city. septombor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

THE WEATHER-The thermometer in our Office
has been standing 30 long at ninety degrees, and
there is at this time 80 little danger of it's falling,
that wo have drawn the nail by which it was sus-
pended
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FRESH GOODs---FULL STOCK.

FRESH G0ODS---FULL STOCK.
SHPACKAGES NEW MACKEREL
w $50 bags Rio and Java Coffee
200 boxes Candles
200 whole boxes Raisns LAYERS
200 half boxes Raisns Layers
so boxes Cooking Soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
so chests best Teas, cheap
200 bbfs. Sugars various Kinds
80 tierces Molnsses
25 bbls. Cider Vinegar
so bhls. Corned Beef
25 bbls. Corned Pork
$50 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
500 boxes Herrings
200 boxes Pickles and Gcrkins
200 cases Sauces and Ketsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
80 packages Goshen Butter -
spices OF all kinds, Maccaroni. Citroa, Preserved
Ginger, Cooking Extracts, &C., &c.
August 81 No 145 Meetipg street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16
DAILY NEWS.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE STEAMSHIP QuAKER CrTY.-Ths fine steamer
leaves Browns wharf this day at 8 o'clock, p NJ.
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REMOVAL.
NOTICE.
H. .MELCHERS
Deutsche Buch HandIung,
Oto. 31s &ina 9trast.

Cine Ebir otcrbar6 Society Gtra6e.
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Sorrdtpise SlGer, werbcH auf YceIuns ineu uab biz
Iis bcicrSt
GtehaftSfarten, grpb= nnb O4ttdets, Sallrartsu &C.
nertcn 3h hinisen Yreen setrudt.
Sln3eiaen fir bic "9barlcapn 9ailD Ne,p8" fuerSen
No. 3S &insfraBe ent9escn acncmmcn, un6 wsrbcn nit
gorsen eriGenen icaen, muiieR Bis fpateNsns ilbr
NIGmitta8s enscrsdt wereen..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

RECEIPTS OF CorroN AT NEW YoRK.-The rece;nts
OF cotton at this port this week reached q daily
average Of 1876 bales, - - = : N''N'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

CHEAP ADMINISTRATIONS trains oro no,,, 60,
1nstitauonn in London. They run early and lato
on 4n.cepds tne railroads. The working
GoSceaai Gbta1 IL tm spacious subterranean depot well
third, Carriage, and for two cents in IL ten
nonen nnGss wheher S asd 81 psa
ten cents and an hours ride "GI,q M th nave cost him
ohanio, in his pretty cottage In the conntrv or n
distant street, is really close by his wor, VI u
ono great OWL in large city checked In part A'u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

iHE ATTENTION Of our readers is called to the
advertisement Of Coal and Building Materials, by
d. Z, +. BAKER & Co., who are prepared to supply
tho public at 1o,o prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16
RAILWAY SUPPLIES.

THE UNDERSIGNED IANUFACTIJRER OF CAST
i and SWEDES STEEL ELLIPTIC RAILWAY
SPRINGS, Hydraulic Jacks Steam and Hydraulic
Gauges, Water Gauges and Low Water Signals, Unborn
Justices Patent Bridge Joint Chair Fastening Shaw
Patent Cork Railway Springs; and sole importer of
Butchers Solid Cast Steel Tyre, Cast Steel Rails and
Frogs, Cyclops Cast and Spring Steel Files &C.. and
Davy Bro. Steam Hammers-otfers for sale to Railway
Companies any articles Of his make those under his
control, on the most liberal terms
PHILIP S. JUSTICE,
No IA North 5th-street Philndel ,hia,
No. AZ Clin-strcet, New York,
Or through his Agents,
September tllstu3mo Charleston s C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-16

MANTOUE & CO..
IMPORTERS g. WHOLESALE DEALERS,
A RE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE TRADE
IN with full assortment Of the following CHOICE
hleIlClES-to all of which they beg to call the atten
ton of their old city and country customers.
Anartices sold at our establishment are WARRANTED
AS REPRESENTED.
CHOICE WHISKY, in barrels and cases
french Brandy, direct from Custom Houses
Fort Wine, Sherry, Madeira
Old London Dock Port, very fine
An assortment of Clarct
Ale i'll cases, pints and quarts
Porter i'll cases, pints and quarts
HeidsiccE and other brands Champagne
full assortment of Cordals
Kuss' celebrated Ditters, Punch, Wine, &c.
English Pickles
American Pickles, all sizes
Worcestershire Sauce
Club Sauce
Walnut Catsup
Mushroom Catsup
Preserved Ginger
Capcrs Olives
Ultramarine Blue and Indigo
French and German PrtInes, Rasins and Citron
A full assortment of Candies
Chocolate Cocoa, &c.
Choice Havana Segurs
Choice and Common Domestic Scgars
Andcrsons S0lacc Tobacco and other brands.
ALSO
general assortment of PRINTS. HOSE, HALF
HOSE. BOOTS AND SHOES, and large stock of PER
FUMERY.
For sale at the lowest prices by .-,o,
No. 3I4 ngstrcct, corner of Society.
September IA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

offered 10 ,aembers Of the Con tadesata Gov
eminent. Sherman refused TO recognise
the authorities Of any such Govern ment,
but was prepared to treat With Johnston as
an officer of the insurgent forces.
A second meeting was held, at Which
Breckenridge, recognized as q Major Gene
raj and as the rebel Secretary OF War, was
present. It was at this conference that
Sherman received the Objectionable pEopo-
sitions which it is said were dictated oy
JEFF. Davis.
Sherman heard Of the assassination OF
the President during the negotiations, ana
communicated the intelligence to the reo.
els, who ap( pred to have the profoundest
Gen. stoneman, who was reported at
Greensboro, was permitted to come through
Johnston's lines to Raleigh.
Johnston's army, probably 80, 600 strong,
il better supplied with field guns and horses
than any army the Confederacy ever had:
Many Of tie rank and file, however, not
willing to await the formal surrender, are
leaving for their homes.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH
order from Gen. Sherman.

NEW YORK, April 26.-The following is
Gen. Sber.Ma1i's order announcing the a.
sassinatiom:
HnAD QUARress, Middle Division Of
the Mississippi, 10 the Field, Raleigh
April 17tb.-Special Field Order No. 3d.
The General coto handing announces with
pain and sorrow that on the evening of the
14th inst, at the theatre in Washington,
6iQ,ExCel!e ncy, the President Of the Uni
ted6tafe6, Abfah1m Lincoln was assassin
ated by one who uttered the State motto Of
Virginia. At the same time the Secretary
OF State. Mr.. Seward, while su1eriAg from
. broken arm, was also stabbed by anOth-
er In bib own house, but still survives and
his son was wounded, ~ soppoeed fatally.
It il believed, BY pe1ons capable Of judg..
ing. that other high ofacars were designed
to share the same fate: thus 1t eeemS, that
our enemy, despairing of meeting US in
manly waffar begins to resort to the as
sasein's tools. Your general does not wish
Won to infer that this is avowed, for he
knows that the great mass of the confeds-
rate urmy would sc0rn to sanction such an
act, but he believes it the legitimate con-
sequence Of rebellion against rightfnl au-
thoriey. We have met every phase which
this war .has assumed and must now be
prepared tot 1t in its lowest aud worst
shape-tbata Of assassirts and guerrillas,
but wot. unto the people VINO seek to ex-
pentf their wild passion IN such a manner,
for there fl bat one dread result. BY order
Of gliD MAJ. Gen. W. 7. SIBERIAN. +.
Il. NJ. DAYTON, Maj. and A. A.. g. ~. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29
re Fsellss @ Aayeaa.

.ia. The Feeling - 4eyooo.
: NV YoRx, April e. y steamer Co
lumbia brings Havana ,d8Sa 70 the 2lth.
The intelligence Of th0assassinefion OF
Precedent Lincoln caused much excitement
and east deep gloom over al American
1esideuts. Tho .American Copsulats dis
played the nag at half mast, and ~ tho
Anisfican, shipping in the harbor did like
Vtgos ~ sfsf nj eaYssa q sur stsg. tlt1.ti -
= The blockade ruunecs Wren and Bugle
arrived On the 23d from, Galveston, With
Sess $. wi,l,.@..,whe =. :. c,.,,syiagis4.-
o. STATE money from Goitad TO Clinton,
Texas, w1s robbed BY = band Of thieves.
Y The blockade funner, Eliza Catherine;
100dsal With cotten, sstra0ded on the bel
tnbfense Of the fiver RrSaos, drowning the
Il Captain, sMaDo and three othess. 7y =. -
q BY WY Of 1atapnoras i WAS reported
sthaf COrtanas had declared against the efh'
ptre and wns prspariAx to stack Gen.
Mejia, who isin lMatamoxas with tour ~
invs thoasand mens Mejia y ahut 81, from
Z oomnanicatioa With tho interios, and WI
sltAse suErendse OF retrsat. II hs d.. the
7Aktoe hoio lnok, Co9tinas has from 6,O 900 &
7yOoo troops. 81 80 agsre a .a.t3
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29
Morine DihsasIef.

/ EArrf MORE, April B.--l esterday 0Osu.
ing, ut 1890, the steamer Massachusetts,
wsrh load of soldiers, the greater por-
ton were exchanged and pafoled prison.
ers, coilided with steamer named the
Black Diamond. small barge propeller
Blackstone Island, which was acting there
as picket Loat. and had on board guard
of souae 2Oc men. The Massachusetts
struck the Black Diamond on the port
side above the boiler, sinking her in about
three minutes. In the excitement attend
ing the collision, many OF the soldieys be-
came panic stricken beyond control,
and many we're drowned. The Massachu.
setks lay near the spot till daylight, pick
ing up about hundred men who either
jumped. or were thrown by the force of the
collision on to the wreck Of the Black
Diamond. Capt. Holmes, OF the Sd vete-
ran reserve corps, was in command Of the
troops and from statement made by him
It appears that the loss of life ~ near ~
can DO ascertained at present, viii not e14
coed 50. fs.e I.94
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29
From New Oeleans.

New ORLEANS, April 22.--via Cairo
April N.-It is reported that Gen. Dick
Taylor will surrender his army to the gen-.
ersl commanding, If favorable terms b..
granted. = u
Another blockade runner ran into Gal.i
weston, somewhat damaged by our gun.
boats. la
Fears arsentertained Of the levee break.
Ing at Port Algisrs, opposite New Orleana,.
where there are extensive government
works, owing to the high stage Of the va
ter. A large force u at work strengthen
ing it. ,
General Canby arrived this .nornine
from Mobile. 10
A gentleman frcna Montgomery. April
18th, says the rebels under command Of
Dan. Adams and Buford, commenced evac.
uating Tuesday evening, two hours before
tie arrival Ct the Union army. Beauford,
commanding the rear guard, ordered 80
bales cotton burned. The federals destroy.
ed all the railroad depots, Workshop and
rolling mills. 0fivate property was IN.
m0lested.
Two meetings aeld to-day express sors
row over the death Of President Lincoln
Addresses were. ruade by Gen. Banks, HUI.
burt and james T. Brady Of New KUrk.