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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

LlBgRAL BoUvTY-The Commission.
ora Of Knox County have agreed to sP-
propriaIe a bounty of six hundred dol
lars TO volunteers, on condition that the
City Council Of Vincennes reseind their
order appropriating bounty OF three
hundred dollars. The design of the
commissioners Is to make the bounty
uniform. - "a "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
ExEcUrIvE DEPARTnEET,

free;
EXECUTIVE DEPARTNEET,
JEFFERSON CRY, No Jan l 4, 1865.
J. having pleased Divine Providence
10 inspire 70 righteous action the SOW
-reign people OF Missouri, who, through
their delegates il convention assembled
siih proper legal authority and seletnni-
", have this day ordained that hereafter
tn this Sale there sbah be neither
slavery nor involuntary servhBde, ex-
cept IN punishment Of crime, whereof
the party shall ave been duly cUnvicitd
and all perS0ns held to sereit ~ labor
as slaves, IRE hereby declared tree.
Nov, thfrefore BY aulborify Of the
| upreme exeeniive power vested in NE
oy the Constitution Of Missouri. I,
Thomas c Fletcher, Governor Of the
State Of Missouri, do proclaim that
hencef9rEh and forever 40 person, With.
ia the Jurisdiction Of the State. shall b
subiec; 70 any abridzemenf Of liberty
except sach as the lnw shall prescribe
FOR the common good, or know ans
master buf God La testimony whereo
have hereuni9 signed my name. auf
raused the great seal If the State o b.
affixed a the City Of J ffersar, this tbs
eleventh day Of January, A d eighteer
hundred and SIKH W.
Ia MAS c. FLETcHEg.
+ francis R1DMAS. Secretary OF State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
sag- II The Journal viii state from

sS- II the journal wilI state from
what paper it says ii copied Col. Add
sanderss letter 70 the Davenport Ga
zefte, we viii show by the strongest cir
cumstantial evidence thar the Jonrhal
and not tbe TINES has lied Come up
to the scratch, Journal Name the pa.
per from which you sag sou copied sbe
letter, il you dare r Times
We copied Col Add ssudersg letter
from the Cincinnati DAILY Times, from
which you took il Notwithstanding son
say, We have before Us a copy Of the
Davenport (iowal Cazfffs. &e whieb
are The exact words used BY tbe cipeia.
nati Times 10 rs introductory remarks
il would be more ereiitable 70 son g
use more discretion 10 yoss eaerts q
deceive the public
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

R1The Continental Bank pays inter
est on deposits, when left for a specified
fine; also, discounts good paper on lib
Ill terms 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

EE Twenty thousand dollarsin gold,
silver, and coupons wanted st the Con-
tinentsl Bank, for which ths highest
current rates viii be paid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
Local Notices.

MAsosle TEapLE The French sly.
at this favorita place 81 amuseinenl last
night, was repeated With immense salts
faction and success iEaeed, It IS the
general verdict that he company i'm
proves AZ each appearances, and several
Rtlle n5sardiiies, which might shock the
very lasidious, have been wisely dis
pensed with 10 this play no one ap
pears to better advantage than ar.
Erskine as Acboiet Bay. IL is aiaa,s
up in bis part, and 10 this role IS 50 per.
feet as 10 be perfectly incogoito.
Mrs Bella Golden never shoue more
resplendeutiy than last night, aud Mrs..
Breslaw never looked more beautiful
Mr.. Barrett IS fast crossing 10 public
favor. and Mr.. Golden is always good
AS Sergeant Dubourg Pierce cannot be
exeelled.
Harry Howlsud won flesh lautels lasI
night as Colonel De Coarey aud a.
Christopher Strap
The French Spy viii be repeated to
night, and we advise al aho admire ia
drama to improve The opportunity t.
witness an admirable play
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
COURT NOTICE.

s r = II ths Tauasrbargb
=, 80 - : 1l 49,. a efrruft -evUrf. p-fi
- terra 1853
David J. Mzckry, ~ 80 g -
MATHEW Hszrin<,- --
IS sConnlsin tiuA ttaohEasnt.
HilliaEI : shpggnand -s.s-ezz--s4 -rrfsr
q G Es6arts
! 1T APPEAEIgG ~ AFFfua gIT Us FfIE
l in tie etics 81 the CisTk q shss Van dsrb aEgh
Circuit Court shat the ssu3a5fs fn fae sb5Fs ca
fitted cause are non rs .dsntz e he STATE %
fndIana. nseios ef the psnasncy q this action Il
therefore given 20 said dsisedss o. I'D that tEfs
szras viii s1zud fer trial Gu the hrss aaT Of thu
nsxt .ern a. ths vaHdsrhurzh ClEcEit- Cozr1. 70
- Re yuS and hsI1 at the Co1rk EaUsA IL khe city
q hVAnsvfils, Indians. an the sscCna Monday II
4 pril, less
W.tuess BLYTHE Hynss, Clark AZ sad Cours. ~
Evansville, this Iitb day Of Ja1Ez-ygA. D. 1873.
BLlTHE HTSES.
laaa cssgk V. G. @ <
Gas Dk8zTs RiG's ATTY j&E17-8ww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

ear Twenty men we're mustered in
70 'he credit Of this county yesterday
making forty eight in all.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

R9-TEo servants, capable OF doing
ell kinds Of housework, are DESTROYS Of
3 plsce. Apply at this Office
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
No. - MAIN Sly
REMOVAL.
THOs. a. MAGHRE

las REMoVED ais WHoLESALE MANU-.
Il i iaetnring kstaeishmsqt 10 Ne. FIRST
STREET, below Main. lie has large aud ole,
CANT aasortm rpt q Heme- made Wort. - hne ~
the nnest, guaranteed Is "geod as tbs best. !" end
for sale as "eheap ~ the cheapest" sod little
cheaper glA& t44M N3& EG k9 nhE
lis entire stock p consisting ri tue Buggy,
Coach, aud Carriage HAIRLESS, higbt Trotting,
Heavy Wagon, nny, aud Express Harness. Sad.
dlsss To endless variety, Brides OF al tinds, ~
ant quantity, Collars, Girtbs, Sureingles, Chcek
Lines, Military Works IN short, sserythinR ID
bis line, from HRme strap "a . Monitor sad
die "-haa hhc0 man uisntarhd hndsr his imrie,
work mar, and is fiow offered "a the trade al
EASTERN PRICES. Being able 90 oomIete soc.
eessiuiiy vita anything In abe market, ia style
nnishs durability, and price, be Oaiy asks > rial
Gall and examine for yourselves. kp2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
CO.PARTNERsHIP

sA8E HAVE rus DAY ASSOCIATED NTH
- Is Mr. VIZ J uxrgLgs. "a vii sorti-,ra
shs . e1Aesals Rrxs Cuisines 81 ear old stead No
81 sIain street
LEIoH r3RLSTEDT
ss--fzussrT lsts. Is5Ss
RssrriAS - ;hs sieEs, VI Desire 20 cell tn
assntien d tbs tTsds - car large sssertu.ss Of
FrrE-, Puiuts, 6ils, De-
! 800 LEIcH CAELsTEDT co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

CoCoAIEE, ANBBoSIA, KATHATRoS TBI.
X sephsrous, and all the most celebrated p9e.
parstionr for she Hair, can be toand At
Ne 10 South First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
EsTRAYED.

ErEOH TIE CfTY YEsTrHD 1Y. A LrGur
Il Bay hrs, with saddle, bride, aud martia-
eaie- j blind Ia the len eye He got iostz.iza
She city and skspeaErd a. = y be- sl.Easard y i
BE- paid FOR h1s rsa8serT 81 fef 10 slrnsstasl thSf
via lssa - IS EeeoSsrY. Adarass sSFs -
II. LoDGxs
gAniI-tt Corner u oak Ii Thfra s1s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
DRUGGISTS.
THE
THE
FAMILY HRTE SE


NO. 10, FIRST STREET. NEAR POST oFFICE,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY
II Of Stewards celebrated MedicSted Oonfeo-
tions, such IS Iceland Moss Paste, lcsiand Moss
Candy, Fig Drops, Flaxseed Candy, Hoarhound
Drops, rA0y Drops, etc, eto- also, variety 81
she most popular Cough Candles aud Patent Aedi-
cines.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

neg end ane ball passed between bis
fss'
Ous-shot n,s5s-a square holasln ibe
forward bulkhesd nearly an ioeh square,
AMI as clean as II it bad been cut wits
a kuife or cbissl
We bops 70 hear that ths cowardly
scouudrels have been caught and hung
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

GELLER's COUGH CUBE. STRICKLAND
- and Meai1uous Cough Balsau, Cherry Pee
toFsl, Halrs Balssm, Csry's Cough oure and
Browns rroehss. At
A. Q. HALLoCK's Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

DuRE AND USApUGTERArEp CBEAB
1 Tsrssr, expressly for family use siso Seds
and Spices =, HAbLOUK'S Drug SioEs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
COMMITS SION.

sAnUEL y. DocKsE ;if F. :. 6. Dus0ucuET.
DOCKER & Dus00CHET.
Produce ana Commission Merchants,
NJ. 10 WAT II 8THEET,
orr'a Bock, next doar - 81 nnizell i
EVANSVILLE, fFp.
90 Highest cash price paid for 81 Ii ads -
Country Produee. rramIR Affennah itivsn 10 al
Orders. deel0 dm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

TIE. john z WALKER ha. tAksz possession
- Of MS old ofics. on Third street, "a the rear
q the Washington Hstsl. Bis zssidsE. T. on
LocRst street between sixth and Seventh Streets.
&c vii sttsud fafhfufiy % professioBal eziis ns
foFzsTly- lziTs 3a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

DHYsICIANs' PRESCRIPTIONS KrcrIvs
special attention ~ =
nALLooK,s prur s,or.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
JOHN TENNIS
Real Estate and Government Claim
a g " TIT

pUTsg s~lsi s1d rsnts City Property and Farz
ID Laoes. BUYS o. eo~ssSozs al cissses Of Claims
Assizs. tbs Cnitsd 5sasss. 0Ass-Thire e-rsst,
ssA< aAln, With ?. Es4sr, Atxsyf
azxs-deu.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

FINor PAINTS IN GREAT YAkaApN III
Fr1eee, leSd Pencils, Pens, Holders, Letter
fapeF, Envelopes- At No 10 Firss Sfrs.st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

DEkkuAERYs SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES
\ housA,ss. coaule tiq1ss, Tooth, Nail, FIesh,
S,H s1e S s srushess Combs in great varisty,
a. Q. zALLo Drux sGO.a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
WANTED,
FOR SALE.
a New

yIEE KENTUCKY eADDLE II RISE AID
a tao hns miles for rae ~ fas LiTsfy siasis
Of Lander TOfian. janis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

J II ghs Yaraereargh
Circuit GoUrf. april
terra 1873
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
INDIAN MEDICINES


~<AS& @4Ss- - ~ 49, -
IN anhHAng cHYs for sgsruaa-srrhsa, HeTsiAui
EesEsss sscfssaI nsssso4s. ard aifeiasa@es casls-
ed b. seJf-polltioz saeh Los " Aess0TB, lnfrer
sal L.stszls Pals u o. Back, DSsaaess n Tisio,
Presaefsrs o. Are; Esak ksTres7 Ds.seaby II
Bre,lskisg, Trezbisg, Hzksfulasss. ETsptSHs De
Faos Pale fesaf-aaFess f-saHiaEa CossHaPsi0sl aHd
ell re bheFaf e1sglsifs oassed b aepaTfing from
fke Dats u aEsErs.
EE-Ttlis melleiDe Is simple Vegetable extract,
and one on which al rely, as it has been used
fl Cur practice fgr EasHy years. 1ad With thous.
d treated, Is las set failed il single instance
ffs curative powers hsve bssH satae3su1 70 gain
victory over the soost stubborn csss.
So To tlsoss-zbs have trined with their eonstl-
tution, antu they fhink themselves heycud the
Eeach Of medical ai3. We would say, Dsspofr ~ Z
shr CaEE0Kxx CUzK vill rss1sns goa d baalfh
snd v,zpE, sRd atar all qHaek aocsers have fzls5
SE-Far full PARTICULAR set Circular fran any
Drug Store IL tie country, OF write the Praprfs-
tsrs zho viii Fzzii ire suy desiring the .zrse.
3 full treatise IN pamphlet forn.
- Prices = pr bottle OF threz bsftisz for z5
sDd forwarded b. Express 20 81 pzrss e the vorId
&c Sold D. al rezpsctsbss druggists every
r. ~v n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

. sew FRAME UtDsE, u A CV9 PLATED
- con ining ght 70 ms, htllp, p1atry clothes
rooms AMI bsth room. with < Cd cellar iarEs cts+
tern, arrtags no isf, sEpo4 and caeh shasi fl o.
~ ID on iou Cd sized lois ~itpIfl taa minute
walk ~ the Post0lire Aisg. a d b acre. lot 81
RT0Htd, y ithin one milo ~ III Court Heuae.
apply 70 WILn. WOOD eofhef y aih Aad Third
streets ..r dee2s-4W
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

BEAUTIFUL PiANos = Messrs Warren
& Couyrgtou base brought to our city
some Of the mos, beautiful specimens of
pianos we ever saw or beard They
nave four Of the most celebrated manu-
facture Represented in their mus c
room and nine different varieties Of in
struments. There are the magnificent
grand and square pianos from The
establishment Of William Knobe d Co.
Baltimore; the airy and graceful instra-
ments. With sweet harp-toned attach
ments. from Allen & 1ewgHa, Boston;
the beautifully finished and deep med
instruments from Ernest Grabs's, New
York. aud above 81, to our notion, the
full oned. sweetly moduiated pianos
iron. the establishment Of Peters /
Webb Louisville. We Do not see Why
any of our citizens should 20 East or
spend time IN selecting instruments Of
this descriptions when they can obtain
ITEM on equally advantageous terms
30 much nearer home. We advise al
10 70 to Warren & Conyngton's and sx-
anime their instruments before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
Real Estate For S le.

7 wILBBELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
j CIEkP % wif:
J. Larks B0u.s sitb 10 fooms mar Main street
=. TWp'ss 20 Brlek Zoe o. npposife Bglfs Head.
3 Large me aid TX iofs, tea he ity
D. hree aOOi HOusas % no -frupt.
Brlek iiog o. Bycaueese, bet - aud STU SIS
g. Tg0fargs house on Dfsi 10 SIR 81,
T. HouEoland fur lois in Eiif0tfs Enlargement
II use sid four lots 10 aooose = ~ srgeaSe q.
. frame Hose near Hair al Ma hine shops.
10. no stay igu " atrd street.
H. Large Franc On L~ef slreot
u Ho - aud luslUass Lot cor LOcgitand sth.
a. Fix Los n blocs ., Fastfru kpiArg rnsaf
a. several haaiisOTas Fssbisneasand tracts II and
ia rtfitLfpWl "a Ed f.
u Blk y-aix D. re- within - mi's Of EFsnsYi b
&c. 240 res within half ute % ETausYliia.
n. Ta.sr acres adjoining eity.fg -
IL. ~ -erss tear Oak iiii q msfsFys
- iuZ scpH. With arga Il q q, rear me city.
20 goa resAQeHfs9s eihda Fnihs a shsatg
q ~ scf-s in Pos cou ~ goa land.
~. ON acres IN " o ries co,to y.
q. A rasg b. ~ me tasid .,.re 10 BDohFHie, with
bZor II acres alta h q.
~. ~ ~ saristy Of Budding Lots Ia every par
" tho c ~
70 Large BrSkffeusa In Ysnegioye's J.nisfs'mt.
~ ! viii eAehtuKe tbs IA d. IN Poseg aHd
Wsfrgk egaptlsa 1af sily prqperfg,
The above embraces one % the hhess linfn ever
oEsfsi fn Bsausfilie. Juat call ~ the ffopOai
MARSHALL oflesi EfabsTiiie Ind.
ALVAu 1HNa0S,
dsoz9.ff Real Estafe & ftf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
FLOUR.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

TIE PAKrsERsHIP BETWEEN ADLER 4
Eichsi 4 this day disscIvtd bv rsrtnaI -
sent 5aeob Adler VIII carry q ths bssi-s.. -
ssFstofors a. the Oh stand OF aafn street. nssr
he Plank road BE Il authorised 70 ooilsr+ 81
ds5ss eBs - said ernn
J4oos ApLER.
1Aan-lw JAOoR EIoHKL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
Proclamation Of Freedom.

The following is Governor Fletcher 5
proclamation declaring Missouri forever
free:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17

e fsfseus a aaieatefy hGbiss trsahEal srsgb
vtassss. lassitu8s. Eslpisatsalssa ths hsaii l,es
~ a9Petites DISTRESS 'ailcg s@iiag. iss1.a lye-
ssastpatio7, es=erFs 70 srrsr, sAay W 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
MEDICAL,
DIR. JOHN sIAGEyIss,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

Under RsiIIsy's Grocery Store. Residence At Csyt.
0'EiiIeys. Water street. anzsl-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-17
d. ". q. MerWin x %

c1LE PEeFEIEI0Ess
~. g Lsbarty Street, New York
A@-soid a kEsusEili0 by Wa Bierbowsr and
b II druggists everywhere TFebfsSauIy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-01

The COMING CRAsH.-A New York
letter-writer thus describes the situation !:
Shoddyocracy has found q rival in Oiloc-
racy, and don't know but Petroleum has
the best of it. l hear of party who has
Just purchased an elegant mansion with
the furniture, situated on Murray Hill, for
$4,000, which is said to be part of three
millions of profits made this years by oil
wells. Who wouldn't sink money for such
result: Some brokers in Wall street,
too, are making immense fortunes; one
of them returned his income to the asses
sors at $500 per day. Some who were
cantent to ride home to dinner in the cars
or omnibuses few months, sport now
their aristocratic turnout with hveried
coachmen, silver-mounted harness, superb
hammer cloth, etc. Are we not little
too fast, think you; When the crash
comes, as come it must, want there be a
crushing among some ofthese mushrooms.
Just so
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-01
THE CURRENCY QUESTION

Much surprise has been manifested oy
unthinking observers at the fact that no
great fall in the premium on gold has
followed rhe announcement of the recent
glorious triumphS of the Union arms III
the Carolinas and Georgia, and that so
little effect has been produced on the mar
ket price oflegal tenders in San Francisco.
The explanation is easily found in the fact
that it is not political or military events
which we have now to deal with, but the
volume of the paper currency in the mar
ket and the certainty of a steady increase
in our national indebtedness for some
time to come. The San Francisco. market
is likely TO be we'll supplied with green
backs within the next thirty days. The
amounts now due or nearly due here from
the East are as follows:
Warrants for 1927, 900 for Quartermas-
tiers estimates for Department: OF Pacific
for May and June, 1864, mailed at Wash
ington. December 3lst, and either de-
stroyed by Indians on the Overland route
or sent back too late to connect with
steamer at New York, January 2Sd. If
not lost, this order should arrive by next
steamer, now nearly due. If lost, new
one will be issued but some time must
elapse before the second can arrive.
Warrant for Sl,300,O0O, for Quarter
masters estimates for July and August,
1864, advised as sent from Washington
on the oath January, and due on next
steamer.
Warrant for Sl5O,OOO, for Volunteer
bounties, of which sum $4,000 goes TO
the Eighth Regiment, {. V. Advised
as sent in time for the steamer now nearly
due.
Warrants for S35O,OOO, for Navy De-
partment expenditures. Expected soon,
but not known TO be on the way.
In addition to the above amounts, a
considerable sum is due to the Custom
House and Mint employees, and will pro-
badly be paid out within the next twenty
days, so that nearly S3,000,000 in legal
tenders will soon be added 10 the amount
of the avilable paper currency now in this
market. The supply of greenbacks on the
market within the past month has been
rather less than the demand.-ARa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-01
Wby Countries Recover Rapidly from
the DeyastnIion of War.

This perpetual consumption and re-
production of capital affords the explana-
ton of what has so often excited wonder,
the great rapidity with which countries
recover from a state, of devastation, the
disappearance, in a short time, OF all
traces of the mischief done by earthquakes
foods, hurricanes and the ravages OF war
An enemy lays waste q country oy nre
and sword, and destroys or carrles away
nearly all the movable wealth existing IN
it; all the inhabitants ruined, and yet IL
few years after, everything is much as II
was before. This uis medicatrtr nat"rd
has been a subject of sterile astonishment'
or has been cited to exemplify the won
derful strength of the principle o. saving
which can repair such enormous losses IN
such brief interval. There is nothing al
all wonderful in the matter. What the
enemy have destroyed would have been
destroyed in little while by the inhaol'
tants themselves the wealth which they
so rapidly reproduce would have needed
to be Reproduced, and would have been
reproduced in any case, and probably IN
short time.
Nothing is changed, except that during
the reproduction they have not now the
advantage of consuming what had been
produced previously. The possibility Of
rapid repair of their disasters, mainly
depend on whether the country has been
depopulated. If its effective population
have not been extirpated at the time, and
are not starved afterwards, then. with the
same skill and knowledge which which
they had before, with their land and ita
permanent Improvements undestroyed,
and the more durable buildings probably
unimpaired, or only partially injured, they
have nearly all the requisites for their
former amount of production. If there is
as much of food left to them, or Of valu-
ables to buy food, as enables them by any
amount of privation to remain alive and
in working condition, they will in a
short time have raised as great produce,
and acquired collectively.as great wealth
and as great a capital as before, by the
mere continuance of that ordinary amount
of exertion which they are accustomed to
employ in their occupation. Nor does
this evince any strength in the principle
of saving, in the popular sense OF the
term, since what takes place is not inten-
tional abstinence, but involuntary priva-
tion.-MiHs' Political Economy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-01

II ERRoR.-Mr. Thomas Fitch appears
in a card in this mornings Union concern
ing the telegram in last Fridays Ne'es
relative 10 mis- former wife. Mr.. Fitch is
in error in stating that the report was
originated by our correspondent. and that
there is mo such report in any Of the
San Francisco papers" Our dispatch is
rsr6atin. with that in the Sacramento Bee
of the same date; and the San Francisco
Cal of Friday, under the caption Of " A
Hard Case" contains lengthy account OF
the matter, together with biographical
sketch of Mr.. Fitch. The Cats article
was copied in full in the Virginia t"io"
of Sunday morning. We regret to make
second allusion to the unpleasant affair,
and only do 50 in refutation Of the charge
of " calumny" made against our reporter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-01

People would, notwithstanding the law,
Judge of the real value just as they did before.
And, besides, other nations have measures of
quantity and value as we'll as we.
Respectfully, your obi servant,
Mn. G. W. kINzER. II. CLAY"
We submit the foregoing to the studi-
Gus consideration of the "cheap currency"
editor of the Union, and are anxious to
see what drops of comfort he will distil
from it in his next issue. We apprehend
that the arguments of our neighbor will
utterly fail to shake the rooted sympathy
of our people with that English poet who
sang:
Tho sovereign will sink,
And yun pound note will float,
had rather have o sovereign
As yun pound note"