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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22
TRAVELLING AND FREIGHTING.
IMPoR TANT
Freepor-t Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENSE

I'M AND AFTER SEPTEhBER 18TH, 1864, or.
" dInary Freight will be received at FREEPORT
and forxarlled to LATR0BE without charge for
tranShipping, drayage or Forwarding. o.
Goods shipped By steamers ofthe California steam
Nav Iation Company, leaving San Francisco AZ 4 ?.
NJ q ,lly, can be delivered In Latrooe AZ socioek
will be Forwarded with dispatch No charge on Or
binary freight per sailing vessels for levee dues,
tranShippIng, drayage or torwarding.
incs. Steam Engines, ETC., VIII be transhipped at
Freeport By powerful deicks directly 10 the cars,
and al Latro6e viii also be tranShipped oy derricks
directly TO teams For this class Of freight charge
win be made of cost Of labor engaged on derrtcks
only. ~,
Fright Charges OF steamers or sailing vessels VIII
MARI ali Freight, CARE +. L. H., FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
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RH. .M,DoNALD &CO,s COLUMN.
TO DRUGGIsTs,s s,sT
.at -.fs1 rs7rEs L-.H Esa 3g lE..N.i fs
BREWERS. BARRRRs,
oo,rre'-.' F :, =, : rt.'HEa.' PAN ~
Soda water Mannf facturers,
ASSAY ERs, ..
Mining Companies.
....aesE 5.. .a .. ..-sg' .- ..
..rrrfssrS .-saaa p" i...Fs
TO DRUGGISTS,

.-rFr ...sets .sa=aE Ha.n--a
1rrp woI,r.D REsPECTTULLYCA CALLTHE
w a,,sntjon Of Dealers and, Consumers 10 the
fact that we arc daily in receipt .,..-..,.-- o..
By Clippers and Express,
OF large additions to our present well selected
Of nearly
six,een Years Upon this Osast:
We can furnish the Trade In the interior, as weH
as that of Oregon, Warrington Territory, British
Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich lsisnoS. etc., upon
halter tsrIus than any Honso In this Sfaie
The Senior Partner Of our House, who. now
resdnc al the East, gives uB superior facilities for
filling orders, and we can safely gaaiAnAee ~ 4
Goods being Of the best quality, and In regard TO
prices,
we do NOT inteaa to hsi aei!sld! Z
We invite those purchasing to give usa call
fe;ther In person or BY letter. and examine goods
and gst pr3ces before purchasing elsewhere, AZ we
feel Confident we will be able TO please IN botn.
Below we give a few Of the articles In which
! we deal, viz -.
ACIDS,
CHEMICALS, .. ....
ETHEHe, - ......r-
ESSENTIAL -..,...... ..
OILS, ... -.. 20
..... ..... .r -ss DRUGS .a ...a
.....- .. pg, 81, lTNCTUREs,
AND MEDICINAL sYRUPs. .:
SHAKER HERBs,: sra:a .ess
SELECT POwDBRED DRUGSi
FIAvORING EXTRACTS,
ECLECTIC PREPARATIONs;
TILDENs ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
SOLID EXTRACTS;
ALKALOIDS;
RESINOIDS and PILLS; .. ....-.
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIES, .. -4
FLINT and GREEN GLAssWARR'
CORKs, Ofexery dsseriPsion, a
PATENT MEDICINES; a
PAINTS, a
OILS,
ALCOHOL,
BRUSHES,
e PERFUMRRY,n and
... sr,s,r .- TOILET
ARTICLES.
EFA complete nssortnest sf all tho
above, ana In srear variety .eis-
| ... '.ra. f---.4. rrf ~. f.-'
We are also Agents for - .-
DIR. ID. JAYNE Il SONS
POPULAR MEDICINES
J. c. AYERS 9. Cs,'s MEDICIHEsi
.aaa ,s4And the Celsbrassd -r ..
lila eUu.I.AuaH RALsA1G,"
The Great Blood Purifier and Eradicstor Of
~ aal Rheuma'tisn $40 h.
a-s asa gra-at ,--AfGg- .s OLE :
r.. n. MCDONALD s. CO.,
Corner Of Pine and sansone Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO;
| 1S8 ] street,-...---------.-...... sacramento.
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H0TELs -RESTAURANTS-sALOONs.
TAHOE HOUSE.

Mrs. LANE TAKES PLEASURE -
~ ~ IN informing her friends and the pub. E!H 3
Lo n .nat Ahe nss taken charge Of the abovs-I..
same on the most liberal termR The rooml rre
superbly hnished-second to none In the Stats
Rooms, with double-bed, for which heretofore -
has been charged per night, will be ,let for ous
dollar, In consideration Of the stringency Of the
times. ..". . ...t dse6 IN =
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Dissolution of Copartnershlp.

ATOTECE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
IN tofore existing between Z ID. COIN & :. Et-
tlinser. In the name and style of E. d. Cohn &
60 will expire by limitation on the lst Of Nay
1865. Either Of the partners are authorised to
sien the name of the firm in liquidation "
Alf persons indebted TO the hrm, ara requested
10 come forward and settle their accounts BY the
iS,h day of May next. II not settled en- that Day,
,hs scccHnts Win be placed in the hands Of an at.
w. also offer for sale our FlRE-PROOF
STORE Ths 1auue b situated below the Eclipse
MN HDd opposite he Kxehange IIotsl, 6eld hin.
The Store aud Lot-26x6Q-win be sold very 10"
'o' - E. d. COIN,
a,san i. ETTLINGER
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Diaoolution Notice.
ATOTlCE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TEE
IN Arm heretofore exiting under the name o.
Frsuks ksnheimer & Co. In the Fancy Dry Gpod;
6ussness, b the town Of Gold Hii, We dt oivco
demsnds arsiast. md debfs due to the hfnn, win
be settled Sy either ofthe lAte frm. ;
u. FRANKENHEIAER
s-i4 srg- -. San ENARKHWf1A
Gold Hill, April =, ieSaF s apetn
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY
That is the Question!

rINuE PROPRIETORs OF THE PACIFIC
Museum Of Anatomy and Science" have de
,eruined, regardless Of expense, to issue FREE
(for tho benefit Of suffering humanity. four OF
,hsir most interesting and instructive Lee
TURES on MARRIAGE. and its disqualified
tons Nervous Debility, Premature Decline Of
Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or Depression.
Loss Of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil. and those naladies that result from youth.
ful follIes, sxeesses Of maturity, or ignorance oil
Physiology and Natures LAWS
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
of .ulightsning and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five
cents in postage stamps, by addressing Secre-
tary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street, San Francisco Letters 70 oe sen'
through Wells Fargo s. Co. mn4 yzp
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N1sGEILANEOUs ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Report Of the Facfnc A"
rance Company.

SWORN STATEMENT.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April ed, 1850. concerning corporations, tne
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
The amount Of the capital stock Of this com.
pany is seven hundred and fifty thousand d0ia[s on ~
all paid in cash. 49,. .-Sfo"vU W
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty.tw9
dollars and forty eight cents ---.- SSih442 70
Ill The company has no debta
Nv The amount of insurance written during
the wear IA eleven millions nine hundred and sev
enty seven thousand eight hundred and nIty,nSe Ce
dollars. 49,, -
The amount of insurance in force December
3Ist. ten millions, one hundred and twenty thou
sand, eight hundred and ninety-four dolIars- ~,
v. The Company insures against the following
risks, viz: ....- ,,.
BuiIdinEs, Quartz Mills, Merchandise hn1sI
Vessels In Port md their CRrgoes,
and other Personal ...
.-. Property, ."
for loss or damage by fire. s..r ..r
vi The largest sum this Company will take on
any one risk is $4,000, the limit fixed by law,
but on all such large risks reinsurance to GER
tain extent will be made In other responsible COM
panies, J. HUNT fresiuenl'
A. J. RALSToN. Secretary.
San Francisco, January 10, 1900
William Alyord Moses Ellis,
EB Benchley, A g Stiles,
EIaxard. Moses Heller,
a selioman. Edward Martin,
Alfred Borsl, A LTuDos,
Charles Mayne, Thomas,
Iouis McIane, DWC Rice,
Iloyd Teyis John G Bray,
John G. Kittle, David Sterns,
w n Ralston. William Sherman,
James DeFremery, Samuel c Bigelow,
a " Beaver l. Sachs,
Herman Michels. SIN Wilson,,
ELC}oldSteia, Alpheus Bull,
II Hanssman, William Scholle,
HIM Newhsn.
State of California, City and County of San
Francisco, sx-On the 10th day of January, A. d.
1866, personally appeared before NEIL 5. Ho.
mans, a Notary Public in and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A.
Rslston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
psny, who, being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements contained in the foregoing re-
port of the Pacific Insurance Company, to the
best of his knowledge and belief are true, full and
correct. a. J. kALSTON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10Th
day of January, A D. ls65:
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having, in compliance with the law, Deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars in the bonds ofthe State
of Nevada, are now prepared to effect Insurance
al the
Lowest Established Rates!
OFFICE-At the Agency of the Bank Of Cali
fornla, corner Of and Taylor streets, virginia
Nevada, SHARON g. RALST0N,
General Agents for the State of Nevada
Tmh2s is6m
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A CARD.
To the Butchers OF Gold Hili;

-6EETLEAES You are most respectfully In.
vited TO meet in counsel with the Grocers Of yir-
Kiuis, at Justice Sawyer's Court Room, next
Monday eveping. May 2ad. for tho purpose of
BY order ofshe sseNtary 0fG A. myr7td
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

NEW York, Feb. 20.
The steamer New York, from South
Ampton 18th, has arrived.
The steamer CsnRda's peace news caused
a great sensation in Liverpool
The Cotton market was entirely unsettled
with little or nothing doing. Wednesday
morning quotations were nominal.
The Confederate steamer Stonewsl, late
Olinde, last from Copenhagen, put into
Terrol on the 4th.
US. 5-2os were quoted at 81 on We'd
nesday. --s,. L'-.-
The Duke of Northumberland died on
the 1lsh.
The Shenandoah burnt the following
shipping of the Cape of Good Hope
BErkS Edward, Alens and D. Godfrey;
brig Susan, schooners Lizzie II. Stacy and
Charter Oak.
The Times says: We are assured from
New York that Prerident Davis has the
game in his own hands, and can secure the
independence of the South either with
the assent Of the North or despite Of it, se-
cording to his pleasure. The clue of this
startling mystery is found in the statement,
and credited in America, that the Mexican
Emperor has conveyed in trust to Nspo-
leon the northern portions Of Mexico to be
held and administered by the French
Yiceroy, in liquidation of the French de-
msnds on Mexico. This course must en-
tail the recognition of the South by
France, England and Europe.
Cardinal Wisemsn was not expected to
live. - -
COnsOls ssF@ssI.
Confederate loan 81 to 56.
French rentes 6Tf zoe.
A royal decree authorizes the circula-
tion of the encyclieal without admitting
the propositions contrary to the institu-
tions and legislation of Italy.
Lsttors from home ststs that the Pope
declines to conclude 3 concordst with
Mexico, but viii net withdraw his nnncio
from Mexico.
E The United States steamer Iroquois ar
rived at Table Bay on the 9th of January,
with the crews Of the bark Edward and
the schooner Lizzie II. Stacy, burned BY
the Shenandoah.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA, P. AL-COtton dull
and declined 3@fd.
Flour dull but steady.
Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn dull.
Beef dull and nominal.
Pork quiet.
Bacon firm.
Butter buoysnt.
Lard quiet
Ashes quiet and steady.
Sugar quiet and steady.
Coffee inactive.
Petrolaum ouiet and stesdv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

The House Committee for the District of
Columbia have, by Investigation ,aseer
tanned that recently seventy persons, COM
mitted to the Jail of this District, have
been bailed out and sold to substitute bro
kers. Five or SIX Of them we're charged
with grand larceny and the remainder
with trivial offences. The Committee say
wrongs have been committed and out
fsges on public morality and public justice
perpstrated, which calls for the Interference
Of Congress, and so far as may be for the
punishment of the guilty by the existing
law report shows the operations Of the Of
fcers Of the Jail in matters of brokerage.
The Committee prepared bill making g it
sn offence, punishable with fine and i'm
prisonment Of persons, to sell to substitute
brokers those confined in Jail charged with
criminal ofsnses.
Ths number Of passengers arriving in
the United States from Foreign countries,
during 1864, was 22l, l,535, as appears BY
communication from the Secretary of
State, of these, 19s, $50 landed st New
York. Massachusetts received 1885; Penn
sylysais, 4, ,467; California, 3,ls5.
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Yesterday Evenings Edition.
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Feb. 27.
Steamers from New Orleans, on the 2Ist,
have arrived.
The New. Orleans Times says: A sensa-
ton rumor from Matamorss, via Brazos,
says that the Imperial Government of
Mexico has forbidden clearsnces for Anne
ricsn ports, and that. our consul has been
sent out Of Mstsmorss.
The schooner Jane Dolan, which clesrG
from New Orleans, January 18th, was lost
off the bar at Mstamorss. She had a full
cargo of merchandise, and q number of
passengers. All was lost.
A limited supply of cotton was offered.
New Orleans prices are frmer.
Two hundred and thirty bales of prize
cotton sold at, low middling, repacked, 6Oc;
strict ordinary, Iepaeked, 53@55c; good
ordinary is quoted at70c; low middling st
TIc.
Sugar, 22c for fully fair.
Molssses; prime 81 27.
Flour, good extra, $1l.
The steamer Silver Spray, from New
Orleans, for Cincinnati, has arrived with
800 bales of cotton.
Seventy-fve Confederate prisoners, now
confined in Irving's Block, are to be sent
70 Johnson's Island shortly.
The steamer City of Cairo arrived from
Memphis.
She brings 24l bales of Gotten for St.
Louis.
Thirty bales of cotton, belonging 10 a
merchant Of Memphis, Wss burned by
guerrillss short distance above Memphis
on the 23d.
The order relieving General Meredith
has been revoked by the War Department
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CoNETssART OF sUasIsTEEcH U.S.A.,
OOLUKBus, Ohio, FEB. uaTy %, 1855.
GEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received ct this once [fsom citizens loyal 10
O'Clock n hursday. March q, 1855, for the fol-
loving Subsistence Stores, via;
go barrels Of Mess Pork.
500 barrels OF Prime d eas PORK.
500 bsirsls Of Mess Beef
lNO,Oo0 pounds Of Bacon (siesF and rib sidesl in
boxes. +.
70 brisket) in tlerce..
5000 pounds Of s ssd Joles, In tierces or oassf.
2,cOO pounds Of eugar Cured Hams In t!sross OF
1000 barrels Of "eztrAr Flour (best quaIity from
$1,000 pounds Of Beans white sld) in barrels.
5000 pounds Of HOmiOy white and yelloW)in
600 po1ncs Of Tea tGr.sn and blasE) in half
chests
se,eOo pounds Of brOEn Sugar in barrtIs.
1900 pounes OF white Sugar (orushed) in barrels.
5000 gallons Of Vinegar (Wbis4y or sider) in
5000 pounds Star Candles in boIss.
1n,es0 pounds OF Soap (dry and hardl In boxes.
50,ocO pounds OF Salt (nne) in barrels.
Corn Meal (kiln drisd) in bSrrels. Of Iuoh
quantity as may be required for the month of
March.
An articles to be Of the best quality, and to bs
delivered fre OF Al expense to ths United States,
at the SubsiEtence slorehouse, Camp Chase Uh.o,
curing the mon b Of March, Is 8, in S1oh euGnti-
ties 81 mar be required from time to tins.
Sid bills, when &C epted, VIII form the basis Of q
Wrltstn contract, with two good and responsible
sureties (names Of turetes to be given, snd bonds
Iufheient to indemnify the United States against
lom.
bids for ths y hole CT any enc CT more Of the
AbOYe articles received, but prop sails for different
aEsio;eH must be didsSent sheets Of paper, all Of
which must be IA dspiedfs, with COPY of this ad-
vertissmeDt e clip from neEIpapsr) attached 50
cash pr0p1tal.
Marked samples with the 'bIds'' viii hs required
u all the sboVe iolss, (msGts spted and sdna
pies nsf os be iH paper parcels bHt ~ 1eat bo<e o
PapOr fHl and name OF article and bidder marked
Ihereon,
No ehsrge for packages allowed; and zach must
have marked on l. plainly and distinctly the name
Of the article, the Rross tsre and net Weight-ac-
tusl tsre being required In AL Eases.
Proposals nust b snelos.d In 3 saalsd envelope,
Addressed to the Unders gned, and indOued "Pro-
pOEa-s forn-tnams the article)
PAYMENTS 70 be made in such funds aB may be
supplied by the Treasurer Of the United Sistsu.
The right is reserved 10 rel, ct any ell propo-
sLls II deemed by the uRdersgGsd for the interest
Of the Government.
g. d. HARRINGTON,
f,b2T.1p2 Captain q. 2.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Sensation Runner from Mexico.
Associated Press Report.
HEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW 4ohkJ EeD. 40.
Gold is decidedly stronger. The frmness
Of the market, under recent successes, has
encouraged q movement for q rise and
there is st present strong bull combination
for an advance. Prices have ruled during
the morning about 203.
The Commercials correspondent, nesr
Hateher's Run, on the 25th, says: We are
under orders, having received instructions
10 march at q moments notice. We ex-
pect TO have another tilt for the possession
Of the South Side RsIlrosd, and look for 3
hesvy engagement.
That something Is going on Ia the lines
in front of us, is very evident; I do not
believe, however, Lee is going to retrest
though deseFtsrs now coming In, IN grvzt0r
numbers than ever, report that he is pre-
psring to fall back on Dsnville. Lee could
not fail back to overwhelm Sherman with
out having Grant laundering close on his
resr in less than six hours.
Though rebel papers are reticent re-
garding Shermsn's whereabouts, still
enough is dropped to indicate that he wsl,
some days since, within easy marching
distance of Fayetteville, which is situated
On the Cape Fear river, ninety-fve miles
Northwest of Wilmington. Water COM
munication Is uninterrupted between the
two places. Our latest sdvices from Por-
Ter stated that he was pushing up the
river as rapidly as possible with his gun
boats.
It is probable the junction Of Schoheld's
forces with Sherman msy tsko place at
Fayetteville. One of the largest srssnsls
in the Oonfederacy is established there.
Bragg has taken his Wilmington forces
up to Goldsboro followed by Terry. We
hear nothing from the forces.
It is reported that the enemy is march
ing from Newbern, though the fact that
the troops brought East by General
Mesgher, were some time since, landed at
Newbern, indicate movement, sooner or
later, from that point.
A young man took three bags Of gold to
the Bank of Commerce this afternoon, and
plsciag them on the counter, one was
seized by man who ran into the street.
He wSs pursued and caught, and the money
recovered. but on returning to the bank one
Of the two other bags was missing, taken
undoubtedly BY an sccomplice. The bags
we're left in chprge of 8 boy by the young
man when hs made pursuit Of the first
thief. The last bag contained $40, 200.
The Commercials special says the Com
mittee of Conference have agreed to make
The Freedmen's Relief Bureau branch Of
the War Department. Abandoned and
confscated lands are 10 be assigned TO
freedmen and white Union refugees.
It is feared that the business before Con-
gress cannot be- completed before Saturday,
and that an extra session will be nee 2ssary.
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FROM WAsaINeTON,

WASHINGTON, FEB. 28.
The President has signed and approved
the act to prevent officers of the army and
navy, and other persons engaged in the
military and naval service Of the United
States, from interfering in elections in the
States. No troops or armed men are to be
brought to the polls unless it shall be ne
cesssry to repel armed enemies or keep
the peace. Nor shall it be lawful for any
officer TO prescribeor fix by proclamation,
order, or otherwise, the qualifications of
voters, or in any manner interfere with
the free right of suffrage. Officers so Of
Tending are liable to Indictment for misde-
mesnor, and on conviction to be fined not
exceeding St, 600, and suffering imprison-
ment in penitentiary for term not less
than three months nor more than five
years, and any person so convicted shah
moreover be disqualified from holding any
Office of honor, profit or trust under the
government Of the United States, s-lr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01
Ix Hosr1TAL AT HILrox HAP, S. C-We


IL HosrITAL AT HILTON HAD, s. Give
give below list of men belonging to the
25th o. V. 7, who were in General Hospital
at Hilton Head, s. c., January sOth:
Joshua s Holland, A; Augustus saltkeld,
n; Andrew Miller, r; Daniel L Tyral, A;
Homer oVermyer, 81 VIM NJ Louther, C;
Martin Brown, B; VIM Steed, C; James
Wagner, G; George Capper, C; John Shot
well, G; John E. Kobb, D.; Eli B Styler, B
Artilius Musgrsve, q; Albert Reed, c; Dies
n Markee, C; Joseph 3isrsohmidt, C; F red
eriek Retschart, X; VIM Benson, B; Fuor
3 Elliot, G; Abram Starkey, B; Har1 ey n
hall, Corp E; Francis D Murger, Cor D., F;
John G Hoffman, F; John Shonp, E; acol
CrosSley, Gj VIM II Berrall, II; Jan ss "
Monroe, G; Benjamin Benson, B; Jos hua B
Craig, I; Oliver G. LoBgmore, G; John bow
ers, b; Frederick Conrad, K; Howard Can
nan, e. Theodore Yangundy, Sergesnt, D;
David Flower, D; VIM Il BsttiDj Corp, C;
John Crossley, G; Joseph N Waters, B;
Spencer s Sanders, 6; Benz F Brown, /;
VIM Holman, B; Thomas q Linehan, Kf
Oscar Conant, E; Frank Adams, 6; Henry
Tudor, F; Leon Smith, G; John W Parish,
Ist Sergeant, F; Jos r Collins, F; Jonas r
Kauble, D; Harden Marsh, B; Daniel 4
Potter, z; John B Hutchinson, F; Nsthsn
Jump, E; Frederick Oliver, Z; Edward
Hines, G; Leander Guyett, musician, /:
Reuben CANT, !; Victor Csthis, B; VIM D
Clark, Ai CheSlss 4 sRithp musician, Hj
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01
CONGKEssIONaL
HOUSE.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 20.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the $500, 100000 Loan Bill. An
amendment was adopted 10 make the is
sues under it coupon or registered bonds,
exclusively. This action, however, is not
yet conclusive.
Mr.. Fernando Wood offered an amend
ment having in view the withdrawal of
National Bank Notes and the substitution
of Treasury Notes, not legal tender. This
was rejected. e
Mr.. Wilson moved an amendment to
make the interest $40 per cent, payable
in lawful money, and to strike out six per
in gold interest. This was also rejected.
The House refused to concur In Mr..
Wilson's amendment or substitute for the
first section, confning loans exclusively 10
coupon or registered bonds. The original
section was adopted, with smeu dmsnts
substituting the words Treasury notes.
for the words aother obligstions.d In all
other important respects it remains the
same.
Mr.. Stevens substitute for the bill was
rejected.
The bill as originally reported was passed
with amendments, but not changing its
main features as to amount and interest.
The House went into committee on the
Amendstory Tariff bill.
Mr.. Brooks moved to strike out the duty