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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
Sheriff. sale.

DY VIRTUE uF An ORDER OF SALE Is
ID sue oft OF Ile District CJdci Of the FIRST Ju
ri,cIal District In and for StOrev county, state Of
Nevada. upon decree for the force 'gsufe an safe
OF &c tain ulostLse, premises herc natter dc 'crib.
upon decree rend, red in SAIL Court nn the oth
Ja-O May. lsbj, duly atte.ied on the IN Jay oi
slni day, in favor OF VI. korn and L ho n, Co
: a!nri:fs aud against j. VI. Barnes and s VI Barnes
hIS Wifi james Spruance and John Spruance. AM
A B Pant u. l.. B iSs, ami W. II Baker, co-iart-
lers uuler the maine AMI style vt o: faul "
Co.. ,iefsn !ants, for the following ms oi money
-0-,It. Tnat the Sheriff out 0fth. pTO ee!S O Shch
sale retain his fees an disbursements On u 81 (,
an out Uf the proceeds Uj sii Sc, 20 pay the sum
Of StS2 ~. costs AMI dsbur> dneluiins coni,
sci ees} with So Il pail taxes, d ;. 80 aScrtSu
,J,ts aud that after the payments nreSlld, the
aid Sheriff. oit of the proceeds OF said sale. pay.
arst-!o Paul Co. Or tlc5 Z, r. att0Tnsys me s. tH;
:lve per cent per month from date OF Judgment un-
III paid: AMI syeond-tO korr Bros, or their ator-
ueys the sum Of Se9 So with interest ga soi- q, ths
rate OF iour per cent per month until paid; all pa
ia United States gold coin. The description anu
particular bounllrirs Of the property authorized TO
the sane can be ascertained from the complaint
Hled IN this cause, ar. rs follows, viz:
An that certain town lot situate on the lower part
Of Gold Hill, to-wIt: Commencing ~ point WHERE
the northwest corner will Gtersect the lot owned by
the Pstaluma company, ami the Vain street OIL
Gold Hill; thence runninS sOuiheriy along the line
Q! Main street one hanSTs tees; inencS al d3,ch
thence running nOrthefly one hunLrei feet; thence
at rht angles to the place OF beginning, together
with the appurtenances, known aS Barnes Hotel,
and ali things IhereuutO belonging.
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY, June
:Ae 5lh, le5, between the hours Of 10 clock 4. -
and O'Clock P NJ viz at l2 N. Of that day. in front
Uf the Court Mouse doors, in the city OF Virginia.
county Of Storey. State Of NeyatS, will sell the
above described property al public autOn. TO- satisfy
Sald Judgment and decree interest, counsel's fees
costs sra Accruing costs. 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash, In United states gold Soin
Sheriff Of Storey county. Virginia.
By JoHS VI. SEi 1, Under Sheriff
virginia, May .. lS6S myl0td
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECCT on ISSUED
ID out OF tle DIsrric; Court OF the First Judicial
District 10 an Tor Storey county. State Of SevA "a,
duly attested the nth day Of May, lsoj. TO me d.
rpcted and delivered on the same day, upon luiSe-
ent recovered In SAIL Court on the 9Th day OF May,
isiis In favor Of A B. Paul. b. L. Bliss and ". h.
Hnker. plaintiffs and against A. II. Doseher, Z.
Tants and & EZZert. defendants, for the sum Of
<S 9 IS with interest 81 SIS at the rate q six C6)
nsr cent per month till pal together with - costs
snd soursements a. the date Of said Judgment, and
- acc1isi costs and aecruing costs, In gold coin OF
ne Limited States have, on this l3th day OF NAY,
ev,ed upon and taken In execution all the rght iso
,j,I rlam and interest Of the said Hhich
;bev 90 the said 9Th day Of May, lss. or Al any
tme since. OF. In, and 10 the following ueScrloea
property, to-wlt; -. -, - A., y,-rtn,.
Acerisin lot, situate lying and being IN virginia
Civ IN the county OF Story, State oL SssaS, s st
s, ~ ySf line Of q street. by the depth westerly
~ one hunlreI tf6J feet more OF less, 70 the eist
H. oT street me same being the southern portion
of 10, 10. d. Bocx Iys. Range A. lecofdlnx 70 tne
Ni,eI,i n'ot AMI survey, together with tae oullis
STfn-,.s an copnecteuthefeEiui'tne tne
am. ssinr known as the WAsa0e Br.wery, mr.
So,!ce 4 hereby given. tnat on klpA L, the ~ ~
,lay of Jrue 1915 AZ th6 hour OF u Oc.oek n9ou "a
thst day 10 froat Of the Court House d2ors N @ ss
cI:y Of Sirdna, Storey eounty, Nevada MI onsa ,
.or sale the above described properly, a.
tion 10 the highest and best bidder tor easn ~ Se
SOll coin Of the United States, 70 satisfy sAd Ju"s
tasOt, Interest. costs and aeeruirS eosS.i s.iAkK
sheriff Of Storey eoanty. HsvAda.
By JS0. 81 MALI, Under Sherin:
Virginia. My l3, lSSj. sa myI9 u
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Dissolution of aCopartnership.

Diaaolution Notice.
NIoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. ,THAT2THE
~ Am heretofore exciting under the name of
Frsnksnheimer 4 Co., IN the Fs1cy Dty Goods
bustnesA IN the town Of Gold HUI. wos dissolve1
IN fSs m n IprF. .tnSt.. hz putlAl consent Al
asnsods aCsl1sE ~ alhii dus % tAaA AEu.- Mn
- Hfi1NSfNNHllHN
< ask ,,Sy-aaA 70 6Ri2NISEWIf4a.5
bfa0 nm. Avra q. iO6a aSSPb
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NOTICE

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN En-
IN Virgtnla and @ Id Hill. aud having eontinurd
20 get out his work, through all opposition and
al Rorns~- will run hla Wagons 10 Gold Hill
on TUESDAY Of sseh wpek, and would respect-
fnlly solicit The patronage Of the public
ahA1 run Wagon 70 Gold Hnl, dHilY, n tho
:, =, ; 80 JOSEPH p. HALL -aa
Ma Pio0OsrGaa8&y.
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Tax CJoliector,s 500,

TINTED STATS or AMERICA, STATE oF
" Neva,Ia, county of Storey JbstIse Court Cold
Hill township. by virtue % Executions issued out
Nevads, dated the i6th day OF May, Is5 In favor Of
the inhrbitsnfs Of the Town of Gold HL and AGAINST
the persons, corporations and companlss snd ihe
for the sums owing upon each parcel, As accrulnS
costs and expenses Of sale, pursuant 70 tue hWtn
such cases made and PROVIDED, shan xP0ss tor
and be4 bidder foT gold coin, In ffo1t Ju2kss
Once. In said town. on tRe 10Th day Of JUNE, l. D:
lS60 6gtween the hoursuf 70 o. clock T. Ant2o'dGk
OF each parcel Of the oiloVtnV desciDed real et6te
and improvements thereon, as will pay the amount
due for taxes, coats, etc, to-Eit ", ;. " ~
;sIai r. e. hSst & ld Rssss 9S Sp
cry valued At - 600. assessed 70 the p1cle Tam4old
and Silver Mining Company, due. taxes and cost o
r. II . rr-.i'c3, ,so "olaS SIT $sessO
A pIece or parcel Of anI q mining claimt ttn God
Hill Mining District, being In length from north 70
South 5000 feet and In width from ualt 70 west loO
feet known and called the property Of the Caledonia
Tunnel and Mlning Company. due, taxea an9 Sosts,
2r -iJgla ALSO ~ 10. 7ao,1Hf
cod lin Milling District, 6eing % feet from north
70 south, bounded on the north by the claim ofthe
OSop.rty SUaSat of The PssiSc I and Sinnx Company
Formerly the Burke Hamilton ground, due taxes e.
ana co.'s :"
Improtemenlso On Lot q, Book u Range heSt-
s tSs mass sea "a Pa Iss'fsRf sVss nSs
A1ss'na "
A psee or parcel Of land q mining elAin} n Gold
Hill Mining blStrct, being In lennh nom north 70
soHIh ~ sTTdaS Td1nsIy u sas % rs ~ Hsvsss
GoldEnt Silver Mining Oompsny' dus. u1elS s4e 3
COS" - Tf iGT SissSa
Y,.a-o,.r,on.a on Tot 81 0rk a Ran9H D. ttu,
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NIscELLANBoUs ADVERTISEMENTS.


SWORN STATEMENT. t
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, 1880, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report: ..... -. att. u,
psny Is seven hundred and fifty thousand doIlsIs;
all paid In cash. $50 w W
III The amount of assets Is nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty-eisht cents. &c
III. The company has no debts.
". The amount of Insurance written during
the wear is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
en,y y.seven thousand eight hundred and hfty.hye
dollars. Sli,,,' 'eS w
The amount of insurance in force December
3Ist, ten millions. one hundred and twenty thon
' o. slO.12Osg4 90
V. The Company insures against the following
risks, viz:
Buildings, QHartE Mile, Merchandise
Ves.cPsin Porf and their CerSoes.
and GsSse fssPerty, Personal
for loss or damage by fire.
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 President
Al RALsroS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January 10, 1865.
William ,Alvord, Moses Ellis.
E Benchley, g Stiles,
ELalard, Mosea Heller
A SeliCnian, Edward Martin.
Alfred Borel 4 Tuhbs,
Charles Mayne. J B Thomas,
Loufy McLane DIV c Rice,
Lloyd Tevis John G Bray,
John G Klttle, David terms,
VIC Ralston, William sherman,
james DeFremery. Samuel Bigelow.
CIV Beaver, L Sschs
Herman MchelS, Sh Wilson,
ELGoldstein. Alpheus Bull,
H HHsnssman, William Scholle,
HM Newhall.
State of California, City and County Of San
Francisco, ss-On the 10th day of January. A. d.
1865, personally appeared before NEIL 9. Ho.
mans, Notary Public in and for said city and
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A. j
RalStOn, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com.
pAny who, being duly sworn, did depose and say
that the statements containedin the foregoing re-
port Of the Pacific Insurance Company, to the
beA Of his knowledge and belief are true full and
correct A. J. RAL TON.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me, this 18th
day Of January, a. D. 1855
= $. HoMANS. Notary Public.
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
Lowest Established Rates.!
OFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Cali
fornia, corner of @ and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON & RALSTOS,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada
#..rrF. ..... [mh2s is6ml .-.....-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
TRAVELLING AND FREIGHTING.
I'M POR T A n 7
...s ..r ...... .,-r- 5sa-. 20
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT
Ral11R
p. Il s, v. II. R....S. v. R. II.
AND
Freepo1-t Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENSE!
IMPOR T A n T
p. Il S. v. II. R.---S. v. Il. R.
Freeport Railroad!

AN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18TH. 1864, or:
" trnary Frelght viii be received at FBEEPOkT
and forwarded 10 LATR0BE without charge for
transhippinG, dTayage or Forwarding.
Goods Skinned by steamers ofthe California Steam
Nav cation Company. leaving San Francisco et =.
" d ily, can be delivered in Latrobe at soclock
next morning. Freight shipped by sailing vessels
,iI,ary freight per sailing vessels for levee Dues
transhippiuG, drayage or forwarding.
All Heavy EreightS, such aS Boilers, Heavy Cast
Iuss Steam Engines etc. will be tranShlpped at
Ereeport by powerful derrieks directly TO the cars,
aud at Latrobe will also be tranShlpped BY derrcSS
HiII be made OF cost Of labor engaged on derricks
only. ~
freight Charges OF steamersur sailing vessels VIII
be advanced al Ereeport and collected al Lstrooe
without charge. z= ~ - -
Marx all Freight, "GARE F. Il. R.. FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19
HOTELS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
. TAHOE HOUSE,

MRS. LANE TAKE: PLEASURE -
~ IN iutormlnE her friends md the pub. .a!I
lc that ahe has taken charge of the above G8
hno"n establishment, and intends conducting the
Aane on tne most liberal terms. The rooms ars
.uperbly Anished-second to none in ths -.tst.
ROOMS, with dou ie.bed, for which heretofore So
9sS been charged per night, will be lei for one
dollar In consideration of the strinErncy Of the
e.nes: = --..s ..I de96lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

5ioG sidi 10 bIsHsdVna BeSat. IIAgStH
FA&A M e M I 3 e!i ..ii M: |. Il N5E
tSalst
! IF,5ft 1,
ID 1RhHA - ~
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LIAnl

A piece or parcel Of iad q mining elAlm) in the
Cod HfII Mining District, being 70 feet from north
70 SOUTH bounded on the north by the calm ofthe
Confidence Mining Company, and known IS the
Formerly the Burke Hamilton ground, due taxes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

A pisee or parcel OF land ia mining elAiu)1 IN Gold
Hill Mining District, being In length nom north 20
from the Pioneer Foundry, assessed 70. the hevada
0oadEn1 Silver Mining Company, dus. uxasS 4e &
aAaf
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improvements on Lot s., Box ?. RaeEs 2. rtu'
ate near by ami west Of the P10neef Ikg1n1ly u
S,he s1ii improvements eonSiStinS q holsting
works, buildings, mAcrinefy. ete, dueG ~ q
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.Lo,a uockS 1inSi D. tssi1k1. "a -rae Imperial
Hotel Company, due, taxa ami cost. 80
- 80 - ,.,,AI4Q -s,.s s1saLsI 81,
fbt .. Diock & Rtnxe b, aSsestd 10 the C1ledo.
~ Ttnnsl and StiininS ccshoanS. adneb,aEss ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

,,y4.og BE EtA AA4t6IEsS X ANn llSnIl VINES feo.
4ss sssg bsgS ga g 3 S S1s 4 Sss Asa 4 IN E
alssiAiee h1ndi esl9s0a9a9g % ssisa >s,f
!J.lssb4 yAHAey G.NlN,OsNASsfsa I
.ass 1s@ ssa; zI;s;: a:a a !s " fs Z ,s
Gold HnL April u, ~ sGa.i;4sos ihssAtS =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

Improtemenlso On Lot q, Book u Range heSt-
Ov@fnin Cod End Silver Mining eompAhS due,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-19

pIece or parcel Of IanI q mining clam} IN Gold
Hill Mining District, being in length from north 70
feet known and called the property Of the Caledonia
Tunnel and Mlning Company, due, taxes and costs,
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An The Aforesaid property being Itp4ted IN tho
town % Cod Hn:i COUNTY Of storey "a sSatsof
fSe p6stoIs q tAs soov9iot, FIotd lOf tAsaTea
+ s. scId Without tsde@ 5ti6E, nd n i6eslaa tis
HvRs' 'Ae1s~AA''f I AEol91 ARYY5HEtHs8&s sb';5 ,
p..sd So !. doa an, Esa az IA q rs. sss @yis
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The Commercials Washington cores
pendent says Shermau's sta cement to the
COMMITTEES on Conduct Of the War, con
corning his negotiation with Johnson, is
not SIS hostile to Stanton as was supposed.
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OLD THEATEE.-The Opera Troupe are
awinning golden opinions from all sorts OF
men, Night after night their delicious
strains bring down the most enthusiastic
applause. IL has been long since any pub
lie performance in Nashville has been SO
popular among the ladies as Is theirs. To-
night Bales new opera Of the Crosse Of
CASTLE will be performed.
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d. %. HlaEzz ~ Js-.H. La i''A'
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River and Steamboat News.
ARRIVALS.
None.
DEPARTURES.
VIM. Butler, St. Louis.
" y Curtis. Pittsburp.

There were no arrivals yesterday, and
business was very dull.
The Robinson was loaded for Cincinnati
when she was taken by the Government
and had tounload.
The weather Yves fine and cool.
The Palestine, Capt. Order, will leave at
O'Clock to morrov evening for Louisville,
connecting with Cincinnati boats. Boyd
& PEBBLES, SCENTS.
The steamer Emma on her last trip
| down, ran into a Salt Barge, which was
being towed by the government boat, Vic
tor, No. 2, at ~smithland, and sunk immedi-
atoly. The barge was loaded with $50 bar
rols Of Salt which viii be total loss.
The Louisville Press Of yesterday, re-
. ports the arrival there Of the Miami, Nor
man, and Bermuda, from Nashville; the
Naugatuck Rud Gossimer started for this
city; the latter was from Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Morday,
reports the departure Of the Emma Floyd
for Nashville.
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NEw THEATHE.-The ladies will be de-
lighted with the piece in which Miss Jones
appears tonight, the dashiug comedy Of
Cunning q Butterfly" The title 10 taking,
II tells q whole story. Miss Jones person
atss tho Butterfly, and gives some dashing
acting TINT never fails to win applause
The "Fool Of the Family" is the afterPiece.
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heath OF Judge CatrOn.

Hon. John. Catron, Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
died at his residence in this city last ever
inv. HIS health had been rapidly falling
for Twelve mouths past, and his deceass was
nos unexpected. de was an able ana up
right iurist, G god nad honorable citizen
snd a truly devoted friend Of the Union.
We have barely room to make this an
poupeement this morning. Tomorrow we
will furnish our readers with a brief sketch
Of the history Of the deceased.
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Id SLrangers Ia CIllEens.

VIZ do not profess TO be the only Physi-
clan in she c..y, " who msy be found AZ hrs
Office at all hours, day o- night nor DO
we. in Offering our services TO tho invalid
desire 90 recommend oursoli IN preference
% other ecuaIly well established and ex-
perIenced physicians nor do We pre-
ssnd b be iuillIbIe, or the only msn ca
pabie Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisements We
DO not claim the possession Of any t00rder-
fri secret remedies, or extraordinary ngreC-
able treatment or pailictiUcs as all sensible
men must know, tlst success IN the yrac-
yice Of medicine, does not depend 30 much
upon the discovery Of ael7 remedies, OF Hef
rfodSs or treatment, ss upon the sklllfui use
of those agencies necessary % 8 perfect cur,
and this can be acquired only b. expe.
renee and patient application. We res.
pectfully refer the public % cur general &C.
vsrti8sment, in another part OF the paper
Office hours from 8 IN the morning til
ct night L. J.. CoLkEAs NJ. D.
"a North Cherrv ST.. Nashville, Tenn
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Wanted

DY IN i=.eligenb good-lookrng, sni temperate
II Young soldier. correspondecce with An ac.
comnlf-hed Young lsdy, (r widow under twenty.
thrce) Of good social position, WITH a view 10 IN
Etrucuve amusement. vale IN the arny ami ma
ulmonF when out n prsculahes AZ insTuev D.
respeclhIlly reluostedi other"ase ihoioS aph-
viii b. gladly changed. Has tesGmOu Is Of
good character ana ability, from hiRh civil sod NH
Ilary oBoers, .ncluding the Governor AdlntSnl
GenerL, and United states senators q bis state.
Please address J.. v. J., Clerk,
maySQ-d2t wiz
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BENEVOLENT ADIEs.-Mrs. Harvey, vile
Of Fx-Goveruor Harvey Of Wisconsln,-Who
was drowned st Pittsburgh Lending, aday
or two after the battle Of shiloh-came up
from the Department Of the Gulf, where
sbo has been devoting ell her energies IN
alternating the suHerings Of the soldiers for
about three years past, also Miss Lovejoy'
daughter ofOwen Lovejoy Of Illinois. She
has been engaged in teaching the freed
people in the Department Of the Gull.
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TIE GREAr CIRcUs-As viii be seen By
the advertisement in our columns Of this
morning, we are to have q grand series Of
entertsi ailments in Nashville, by the cele-
brsted circus trouP Of Dan CASTILLO. We
undertand they intend pitching theirtent
on College street, and commencing this af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock. From what We have
heard, and we have no reason 90 doubt,
this is the best equestrian show that has
ever visited the southwest. Tholady eques-
TRANS are said 10 be superior horse-women,
and Mrs. Castillo herIelG is a great horse
trainer, and viii introduce q splendid for
eign horse broke 10 60 through all the as
tonishing ieats Of the manage" We
have no. doubt the tent wiIlbo crowded both
night and day.
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LUxEER.-Knight a Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Mil
Hill, a barge containing S5O,oo0 feet Of
gate pine lumber, embracing ST kinds Of
Slety g2G common plank, framing timbers,
soice, and scapuipg, s. follows:
2xs-l6, Is, ank q feet long.
2xS-is, 20, aid % feet long.
2xs-2o, p, p aad 50 feet long.
2hxs-2o, q and "a feet long.
2HKlO-ls and q feet long.
s4Kl2-2o feet long.
4Hs-2o and 80 feet long.
4xS-2o feet long.
S1i-S, " 10 Il, ls, 20 and % feet lonR.
AAfo 10000 feet choice white pine flooring.
Of all widths for the lowest cash prices, Al
Knight 4 Bros. Lumber Yard.
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Hon. Joseph C. Bradley, Col. Nicholas
Davis and Judge Parsons, Of Alabama, have
arrived in this city, On their way to Wash
ington 10 confer with the President, relative
10 tho reorganization Of the civil govern
mant on their STATE.
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ARETvII-CoL James K. Mccall, c. S.
A., p~aroled prisoner, Chief Of Ordnance for
the Department Of Alabama, Mississippi
aud East Louisiana. mas arrived az his home
in this city. 10 informs AS that Lieut..
Con. Taylor surrendered To Gen. Candy
about 5000 officers and men bearing arms
Cavalry 5000, Infantry 5000, Artillery 20oO.
In addition about 10, 900 officers and ON
ployeos Of the different staff corp5. The
teamstcrs and sick hospital we're ParoIedj
besides quite q large number Of deserters.
lie estimstos the d,serters from the Con-
federate Army, ID the Department recently
commanded by Den. Taylor, as follows
East Louisiana 1900, Alabama $1,000,
Mississippi 90, 600. He says there is q gen
oral disposition 10 scquiesce IN the new
order Of Glairs, lIu1ng officers and men,
and the citizens Of Alabama, Mississippi
and East Louisiana. Mel. Mccall served
six years an the regular army.
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4 FIEsT RATE HoUaE.-We call attention
70 the advertisement Of !. n. Rhodes & Co,
a2 Union street, they have an extensive
and carefully selected stock Of stationery
and notions, a. very moderate prices. The
courtesy and politenesB ahown to ~vigitora
makes it agreeable % do business with
them.
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Notes Of all the denomination named viii b
promptly furnished upon rece ps Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Scenes IS precisely ,ui.
lar in form snd privileges to the ssven-Thtrues al
resdy sold, except that The Government reserves
oiSal; the option OF paying interest in gold CON
at 9 per GEN., instead Of Ts-lOibs in currency
subscribers viii dedust the nterest in currency up
to JuiyI5th st the time when they subscribe.
Ihs delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the seyen-thirtes will commence GA The Ist Of June
and VIII he male promptly and continuously after
that date.
The slight change made in tho conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES sieets olIy the matter Of Interest
The payment in gO's, II made, viii he equivalent
to the currency interest Of the CHER rate.
The legura to specie paymects. IN the event Of
which only wul the option 70 psy interest in cold
be avsled C. would so reduce aud squad 1s prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent in gold
would Be fully equal to those msie with seven and
three-,enths per cent IN currency. Thus is tho
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-31

Tar FAsr DAy-To-morrow is tho Ist Of
June, the day appointed by the President
OF the United States as q day Of fasting,
humiliation and prayer. We presume
there viii be a general suspension Of busi-
ness in this city, aud services al the vari-
Gus churches. The commemoraton Of
the death Of our martyr President viii
doubtless DO bonorc3 by every loyal citi-
zen, IS he awful event it relates TO re-
ouires.
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Divorces The following application Tor
divorce was granted at the Circuit Court On
Saturday. Hoffman We. Hoffman. The de-
cree was rendered in favor Of tho wife, on
the ground Of drunkenness and inhuman
Treatment