davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
" Company, corner OF Wall and Nassau streets

From statement for the seventh fiscal year ending Dccem
Der 81 1854
Total amount OF assets january 1885 Szf3s572 rs
Total OF premiums. ................ 62i3i1s 68
EXCESS of earned premiums losses &C 206i7J "
contingencies 65l 2l2 97
Guaranteed cash dividend to dealers (holding GER
uhcates OF same) tid premiums earned dur.
ing the year whether accrued not. 7603a 50
scrip issues 1852 and 1853 per
dealers IL
Dividend stockholders 81
Dealers with this Company win be allowed the option ITO
be sgnhed the time of application for insurance OF
ceivng heu of scrip at the end OF each year returns In
by cecate) OF premiums paid and earned
during the year. whether loss accrues not upon all
risks under the New York form OF policy, follows
Upon all risks upon cargo return OF twentyhv
cent.
Upon time risks freight and upon voyage and time
risks upon hulls, return Of ten per ccpt.
Such privilege, however being confined 10 persons and
firms the of whose premiums such policies
earned and paid during the shall amount 10 tho OF
one hundred dollars.
Premiums paid In gold will be entitled 70 the above returns
n nOld
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
FINANCIAL.
~~-~~~o-Yo~~~>>e~~-o~,~~ ~-o~,~~l~~~~~>>>o~>co~~>~~~~
TINTED STATES TREASURY.

u 80 new YoRx Feb. II, 1855.
Parties holding ) thirty coupons OF the LOAN
OF 1864" 00s maturing tho LIST Of March, request
cd TO hand them n with schedules at any time before that
date.
Holders complying with the above will have their coupons
examined and checks given for them the 18th ns after
three O'Clock r NJ Blank schedules will be furnished upon
application 1t the Interest Department Of this once
Signed JOHN A. STEWART,
Assistant Treasurer OF United States.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

nOO OOO WORTH or PRODUCTIVE SILVER
VJU.UUU Mining Stock for sale, At III Broadway,
room b; pays 100 per cent Ia coin. s. l.
c17S 000 TO LoAN-Ar SIX PER CENT IN.
Dl C.UUU terest, on bond and mortgage for one or
years. Real Estate In this city or Broekyn Apply
70 JOHN r. CONREY, GO Wall street. f h.
cCOO 000 BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE
DLUU.UUU Railroad Company first mortgage seven
per bonds for sale In sums " suit by LOCKWOOD
CO., "a William street.
mCnO nnA TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT ON
VCUU.UUU New York city property Apply 20
JOSEPH MASON,
No. 81 Pine street. rooms 10 and IL
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

Seventy I'VE per cent premium paid Prizes nforma
zion furnished The highest rates paid for Douboons and
=" A TAYLo@ CO. Bankers. 10 wan street, New Yors
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
DurcHMAN RUN OIL COMPANY.

NASH ADVANCED ON MERCHANDISE AND Avail
able personal securties in 70 suit applicants at
Broadway, room II, basement
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

DrCH GOLD MINES OF CALIFORNIA; COMPANY
III Of business In this city who intend organizing
Gold Quartz Mining Company for tho purpose o. working
Of the richest gold mnes In California would Ike three
good DIRECTORY President Secretary and
Treasurer to make their company This one Of the
fortune offered In this cy uttls
money required Samples Of the maps view Of mines
and e papers complete, and all other Information given,
nv addressing H.. boz liz Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

DIRECTORS
Edward Rowe, M. " Merfck, n. N. Derrick,
Daniel W. Lord. VIM. b. Ogden, Moses Merck,
George Min, John ArmstronE David J. Ely,
John Atkinson d. c. Morris Joseph Morrison,
Thos A. G. Cochrane Andrew J. Rich VIM II. Popham
WIN. n. IIaisey Daniel w. Teller. y. @. Morrs Jr.,
Thos Barron John ID. Batcs. Ezra Nye,
Roland g. MITCHELL Charles Ickox Henry J. Cammann,
Albert a. Lee Robert Bovine, Thomas Lord,
George r Dcshon Lawrence Myers, Preston H. Hodges,
o. l. Nina j. II. Griffin.
II. @. MORRIS, President
THOS. LORD, Vice President
VIZ M WHITNEY, Second Vice President and Secretary
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

X EATON CHEMIST, 81 PINE STREET. ROOM
"A. 8 9 and New York. Analysis Of Soils ores miners
wass &c Assays Of gold silver copper asd lead ORE
particularly attended to-
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

OFFICE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ New York Feb. II, i56o-Twenty seventh DIVIDEND
hereby given that the Board of Directors have this
day declared dividend Of Gve per cent out q the net earn
Of the iast three months payable the once OF the
company, Thursday, I'D inst n
The transfer books DO closed Thursday 18th inst,
Directors TiIEODORE T. JOHNSON secretary.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01

ItUW We HAudotPdt~ Ahq"Ht'
OPENING OF GENERAL GRANT's MANSION.
PhilGdelpha's tribute to tho nations be-
nefactor, Lieutenant General Grant, con-
sisting Of splendid and completely fur
nishod mansion, in Chestnut street, near
Twentieth, and which will constitute tho
place of residence of tho General and his
family when he rests from tho herculcan
labors through which he has passed, was
.hrown open to public inspection yostGCr'
day afternoon, anda large number OF Ia.
dies and gentlemen availcd themselves OF
the opportunity to inspect the premises.
The mansion is twenty-five feet front,
one hundred and five feet deep, and four
stories in height. The frontiS of sandstone,
and has balcony under the first story
windows. In tho interior TIC arrange
m ents combine elegance and convenience.
Thoro is spacious ball, anla handsome
staircase ascending from II to the fourth
story, lighted by window on tho roof.
There is also private staircase leadlng
10 tho dinlng-room and kitchen.
Back OF the chambers on the second and
third aoors are bath rooms, which are ele-
ganay fitted up. The parlOr about seven
teen by forty feet, Is superbly furnished,
the carpets being of velvet, the furniture
of walnut, and the curtains Of the richest
lace. The piano and all the articles OF
furniture in the room are 10 tho highest
style Of mechanical art Vases Of IN an
tique pattern decorate the richly earven
marble mnntcl, and an elegant clock, sur
mounted by figure representing the his
torian, is in the centre Of IT. On the con-
tire table is magnificent copy Of tho
Bible.
Passing on to tho dining-room are OK
posed to view on an extension table sill
YER ton set and China dinner and tea
set, together with pearlhandled knives and
silver forks. Apromin mt figure on it is
largo silver candelabra and flower stand
combined. In the dining.room Is u very
beautiful sideboard.
Tho chambers on the second floor are
finished in almostGS costly style ms the
parlors. Velvet carpets arO on the doors,
a splendid denny Lind bGdstead is in each
room, with beautiful dressing bureaus and
wardrobos
The reception room, the second floor
back, is also richly furnished. In the
thrty-story chambers tho floors are COW
cred with Brussels earpeting, and the FUR
niturc is Of superior kind. All portions
Of the house are furnished In the most
complete manner, and when the family OF
the General takes possession Of i, which
thew are expected to do to'dayi they Will
find in the pantry some Of the substantials
Of llfe. and coal in the cellar with which
to do the cooking.
Tho interior cost Of fthemansiOn is about
fifty thousand dollars,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
Number 3.

ENotIsH VIEw or otR Army AND NAVY IN
| 1S46.-We copy the following from an old
London papor, dated in lS46. Things
have changed some since then. The En-
glsh writer said:
As the Americans are forever talking
about war, and how they mean to lick the
British Whenever the opportunity is given
them, it was interesting % inquire into the
strength Of their military force, which, in
round numbers, may be reckoned at 10,
600 effective men, iuclujibg cavalry, arti-
tlllery, ordnance, wagon and store depart
ment. This force, with d trIhing exeep-
ton, is employed in Florida, and the from
tier States nearest Texas, Fort Gibson,
Fort LeayenWorth. ETC., ETC., TO overawe
the Indians, and give protection to the
Santa Fe and Oregon trayelersj whilst q
few may be seen At Detroit and other sta.
tions on the Canadian frontier, it is not
a iavorite service; and though ofton see
the recruiting officers, and the money in
ducements printed and placarded about
the towns Of the interior for volunteers,
there is great difficulty in procuriag even
irishmen to enter, because all classes OF
laborers in America can do better than
being shot at for one shilling day. The
navy is a better service, more comfortable
and better paid, ndnot like the military,
stuck up for years in distant gSrrisons,
looking for Indians. The total number Of
sailors in the United States navy is = 100,
Of whom $50 are stated to be native born
Americans, the rest being principally En-
glish, with few Swedes and Hanseatics.
Their pay is fifteen dollars amonth, addi-
tional, il they don't draw any grog ration.
This is fully equalto three pounds ten
shillings per month. Without this high
rate Of interest, it would bonext to impos-
sible for the Secretary ofthe Navy to man
the ships. The navy Of the United States
is very respectable. Taking their navy
list, it appears thoy have, Of all classes
old, rotten, on the stocks, and on their
rivers and lakes, in China and the Pacific
"a grind total of scyenty-six; namely ten
line. Of. battle ships, twelve frigates Of the
first class, two Of the second class, twenty
three sloops-of- war, eight brigs, eight stca-
mers, together with four Storeships and
brigs; but it may be safely reckoned that
between forty and fifty Of this list are
really superior, formidable vessels, imme-
diately available for any service or emer-
gency. Five ships Of the line, alongside
Of which, they say, our Victory looks like
a frigate, might be ready for sea ina month
and about six 6rst-class frigates, rated as
forty .fours, but really more resembling
our razee Warspte, which may be consid-
cred one Of tho best ships Of her class.
GAS tho Americans are forever talking
about war and how they can lick the Brit
ish, it will be interesting now to inquire"
how John Bull takes the aspect Of our
army and navy at presOntP English war
with East Indians and Cinnamon is con-
sidored preferable, we suppose.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
FOR SALE

yaluabl' house aud lot in SANTA Fl, on the stree
leading north past the Protestant Church The house.
at present occupied by John W Dunn. contains three
good rooms the lot about an acre Of nO and, now un
der cultivation, and Is pleasantly and dcsrably stu.
atet. Inquire Of
j. H0uGIIToN
May llth 1896
No, 70. II.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01

The opinion Rationale, in curious
article on the bad Workmanship Of the in
fantry, mentions that 100000 carsTidg'
es were use Mt Solferino to shoot down
10000 Austrians at the outside; which
shows that 1t took 1900 bullOts to kill or
wound ono man, and represents weight
Of 1000 pounds.
The mint during the past month,
coined 1914, 200 wort Of two cent piece, and
S40,S00 Of one cent, Who has got them
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
PROPOSALS.

ss a sh dag q Js ssS S or oP TcTgsid fns6pg ' s
ros,a I saaLfl ~,la g'9l Salerano floor for one
saang @ @ q y 100 The aour bo oI The Ges super.
strong sacEs d i00 po.n6s c1ch ~ go s'''
roand o Fs ' @ ao' al s sucb ap tr' S poG
gnee Banartmont ~ NSy Veyisa nav llsoot ,sbo ~
serves ,ae privilege Of Increasing OF diminishing The
p,i, .., VI ~, ,,. 'oHS tild
Nobaswll jqroceyed from part's, who are hot
s,9tt Rg't'ty Fe5P7nslne or where Tue bis are
lcrs must b abf to sSw Il ra1nrca 6at @ thew @ bnyI %
gPe nGsHs aI 'lGlr disposal to inil the terms Of the
Acopy or lie a.p,papu advertisement, must ,c.
company e3ea PA.
bid @ S be tgliI cout"e @ owar5.5 s ia 'Me 5a
person therein proposing, they viii give bend with the
Te5S. o opTl p,oa 9n @ @ a. IN. 'onn'
FORT IrNTON N u
100000 pounds of rlopr
ropn 1eco,r ~ =,
w., D'N''N0l' ~ ~
"VV'OgOU"ua " f'oa''
FORT STANTON, N. NJ,
''''''' '''''''' " ''''''
ATRTOTrEPOTrE NJ NJ
Ai'poSO ,oo 'so , ni'SSo e. e., ~ NJ
10000 pOunds Of Flour,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
CITY BREWERY,
SANTA FE, N. M,

Having purchased the above named Browcry we
prepared to furnish the citizens Of Santa 70 and
the 1owDs and Posts thoughout the Territory, with the
best article Of Beer,
We hope by strict attention, to make It to the inter-
est ofall to patronize us.
Fresh yeast constantly on hand for sale,
BELL Il EpG4R.
Santa re, Dec 20, 1854
No, 70, II.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

Which Is one Of ,hc hest pieces II property IN New
Mexico II Is situated at IN Jeya, eoanyof Rio AfrI6a
near the Santa F6 and Taos read and On The bank Of the
Rio del Norte from the waters ot which It il irrigated
However much the river may rise Il never does dam
ago to The property bn always oIieFa gr't facilities
for irrigation, It has the following improvements;
1000 bearing grape vines, enclosed with goni wall
10 bcarmg frlt trees q various kinds sich rs Pcars
Apples, Aprccts, plums auj Peaches th2 tNable etl
is 1000 garas long hy 800 wide anil Is very mlr; there
is sonit olso, mill anil house with fourteen rooms, and
many other couyceuccs which Will present themselves
to the purchaser upon inspection. On The mountain
there & good wood o the use Of the property al also
pasluTagc
Ihtwhoo will be sold for 5000
Apply 10 the undersigned at la loya, Rio AUlba
county 49,,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
PROPOSALS.


SEALED Prop08dls in duplicate wilt he received ut
his o1l z cloe& " on Tuesday the l5h Of Au.
gust 1905, when they will beo opened Tor he delivery Of
Ag following subsistence torres al the posts Indicated
Or lhg use % U X iro1ps and Government employees,
the ioraI to DO delivered at such times and IN such
quantities. as theChef Commi4sary Of Subsistence De.
partnsat Of HcR Aexiro, my direct
DEPOT FORT UNION.
2o0oo pounds Corn Veal, 1000 gallons Of Vinegar,
@,ooo F." Hominy, 1900 pounds Of SAT-
EoRT STANTON.
4 ,tO2 poiuds Corn Neal 1900 pounds HomIny,
100 gallons Vinegar
ALBUQUERQUE.
l9ooo poanls Corn Nal, 5000 pounds Hominy
FORT CRAIG.
10 900 pounds Corn Meal, 5000 pounds fomIny
1900 gnllousv.ncgar
FRANKLIN, TEXAS.
~ 900 pounds Corn Veal 1000 pounds Iominy,
500 gallons Vinegar
Corn Ndl H0n'ny and San to bo rpt mp 'nl 90.
lWcrtl I'D FtrOnf s10ft0nt SACKS, 100 rounds W each
saoy of 0urn Naal and Hqmny, mud 20 pounds or one
and one half bushels IN each sack Of salt,
Vnegg to no pnre wins nr cidor vinegar, and to bo
pat w and delivered 10 good strong wlter tight barrels
or half barrels each barrel to lave at le1s, strong
lren hotN ut nlri chime
Corn Affdl and H0niny to be made Of good whito
yellow Cora,
No Proposition will hr entertained which Is con-.
7il-rNd ten ush or toe low, orwhon the person offer
ring cInnnt -itfcqurel--lhalh ho has unlor his
conito the necessary means to ehnhe him to romlly
with thc terms NJ the contract,
Bia8 vl only Do received for cacl pos. separately
lAr chic Cmm s'ary reserves the privilege ot ~
crlain OF diminishing tho contract to the extent Of
one ind ihH whalo to be subject to the approval Of
the General lommuH1ng
Two GOOD ud satisfactory sceir.tl's will sign each
bid, guaranteeing that }. tio contract s awarded 10
the person therein nrop1s4r th't will be security for
tho faithful pcHoruanreof lup contract
The bidder ot an authorized agent must he prtleat
OF the opening u the bils
A copy o thisadyer,IsgWeul must be attached to
each bid,
FornrlhFr Information arnly al this o0rc
Endorse oa the Envelope Proposals for Sabs Siors
al Post
". H. BELL
Capt. Cs., u.s,A
oTcc Chief Com fy, of Subsistence,
Department Of New Meyiro
santa rt, NJ NJ May s, 1905
NO IS, lit,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
SPANISH AND ENGLISH
CIRCULATING LIBRARY!



TebSt rs rnhbi4gei nilt.0nAfy, / $50 illlg.
tralous, SO 90
lmyIor's Inv Dictionary, g5i's, 70 90
knt's Commentaries On American faw,l VOLS, 80 90
American Eloq1enco--A collection oi Speeches
and ldrcsses, BY the most eminent Orators
II Ansrica-Edttad by T. MaOre, VOLS, % 90
Cltly ol Pleading, . vols, (gl o0py) II 90
AFlhboi's Ciyil Fleadinss, 100
siiphen on Pleading 500
wits Digest u the Law Of Eridencs, in Civil
AID Criminal cases, (old copy Q %
R.ynrl Digest At the law Of ky.denGe, on tho
Trial Of Actions At NIs Prus fold copyl On
nlrest Of the General Statute Laws OF the
State Of Texas etc. etc also, The coloni
yatsu Laws Of Mexlco Coa5ulla ani fcSas,
which were 10 force before thi p'caraHan
II lndpp'n 4enee by ItXHs, full tUpy.) 20
Law (oil eopy) 800
Cene,si Orders of lhe War department en-.
bfaclng the yea 1851 1852 aud / 6, by
OBrien uieicudorf vols, l6 20
sbakspearcs Complete Works u 90
iialAms Complete Works 10 vols, Is 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-15

from the ninth national bank Of New York
Bank Of Commerce of New York took 8 900,
100. Fitch 4 Hatch took 81 .ce2 500
There we're 81 .307 indivi dusl subscriptions
Henry Clevs 4 Co. " Y took $500 900: Ma
tional Metropolis. Washington. $500 900; Ma
tionsl Exchange. Hartford. sou. 600: Second
National, Providence, 500. 900: Second Nation
al, Boston, $500 900
The total sales for the week amounted to
s95. 3s4 ESQ. aea ."
AT the close OF yesterday sales OF The 30's
but little if any OF the second series of the $500.
900 900 remained. All telegrsphic orders re-
ceived yesterday ~ill be filed IL any OF the loan
remains over. Ii will be given TO the FIRST APP
plicants by telegraph on Monday morning
Two weeks ego the amount of the second
series. sold and reported inclusive of voucher
conversions was about $l45 COG 900; cash sales
last week we're shout $40 600 600; this week they
we're $9s. DOC. 600
The balance OF the conversion Of quartermas-
ter vouchers during the last two weeks. and
which were not included in the daily published
sales Of 30's. together with sales in California
and at various sub treasurys. also not included
in the daily sales, will make about SIS 600. 900
altogether. The total sales amount to $685.
600 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-15

APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS 9Th Reg
meut.- Captain Jos NJ Thompson to be lieu
tenant colonel; Captain Jacob Wideman. major
18th Regiment Major George NJ. Trotter
lieutenant colonel; Captain Samuel Boynton
major.
23d Regiment Captain Alonzo Tubbs, major
Goth REORGANIZATION II Jumper, major
3lst Observation-Disclosures Colonel James
Hallowel. colonel Major Sas Grimes. lieuten-
ant colonel
34th acknowledgements Colonel Robert
G.. Morrison, colonel; Major Nimrod Headington,
lieutenant colonel
10th Observation-Disclosures Colonel Henry
Leaning, colonel; Major A E Gordon, lieulen-
ant colonel
42l Regmen,-MtDr Gideon r Kellams
colonel
4Sth Regiment Major Newton Brigham, lieu
tenant colonel.
SIS. Regiment-Lieuienan Colonel David A
McHollsnG. colonel; Major William NJ. Derny,
lieutenant colonel; Captain William w Scarce
major.
57th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colonel John 5
McGraw, colonel; Captain Timothy II Leeds;
major
63i Acknowledgment Jonathan Birch, ma
jor
65th Regiment--Lieutenant Colonel John W.
Hammond. colonel; Major Edward A Baker,
lieutenant colonel
s2i Regimeut-Captain Andrew W Fabrique,
major.
l2Sth Reeiment-Lieutenant Colonel Jasper
Packard, colonel.
l3Oth Regiment-Major f. W. Penny. lieu
tenant colonel; Captain Jesse Butler. major;
Lieutenant Oscar Wade adjutsnt
l49Ih Regiment Captain j. B. Reeder. ma
jor; Lieutenant Samuel Z Mahan. a5jutant
10Th CAvaIry-Msjor George r Swallow
colonel; Captain Sylvanus Miller. major.
llth Reciment-Abraham Sharrs, colonel
DR.. John VI Robinson. assistant surgeon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-15
From PniladeIphfa.

PHILADELPHIA, Nav l4.-The secretary OF
the treasury has decided to issue the balance OF
the loan that authorized by the act of March,
1865. and which amounts to one hundred and
thirty million dollars in 100 notes. precisely
similar in tenor form and privileges to the 1905
already sold. payable in three years from the
18th of next July, except that the government
will reserve to itself the option of paying interest
in gold coin at the rate of 6 per cent, instead OF
the rate of 10 in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up 20 July
10 when they subscribe.
The delivery of this third series of the 3O's
will commence on the LIST Of June. and will be
made promptly and continuously after that date.
Subscriptions, however, will be received at once,
and interest at ! % per cent allowed 10 sub
scribers up to the 18th of July, in the same man
ner as it was allowed for the interval between
the FIRST and second series.
ANY excess of subscriptions to the present
loans, will be filed with the new issue as speed-
lily As possible notes can be prepared at the
treasury
The slight change made in the condition of
the third series, affects only the natter Of inter
est. Payment in gold. if made, will be equiva-
lent TO currency interest of the higher rate The
important privilege of converting the notes into
the long and popular 500 gold bearing bonds. or
OF drawing payment OF them at maturity at the
nOlCer option, II DOt lnterfereO Win
Takers of the 100 loan will rejoice if the Sec
rotary, sooner or later avails himself of the
option TO pay them 6 per cent in gold. in lieu of
the larger rate of interest IN currency Return
TO specie payment, in the event of which only
will this option be svailed of. would reduce
and equslxe the prices. so that purchases made
With 6 per cent in gold would be fully equal to
to those made with $40 per cent in currency.
The IN achinery used in popuTizng the first
AID second series Of the I 30 loan will be occu-
piei bv the secretary of the treasury in the sale
of the third series; il will be under the supervis-
ion ofJ,y Cooke, the government loan agent
Who will employ the sub agents heretofore EN-
ployed and with whom the people are familiar
Ii is confidently expected that the whole
amount will be sold in the next sixty or ninety
dzvs
When the $3.50. 900 900 is disposed Of the las
opportunity OF those profitable investments il
United States government securities will ne gone
The subscription yesterday to the 100 loan
amounted TO $50 45i $50 The largest single
western subscription Was 81 OBS 00O from the
second natiou.l bark of Chicago. The FRS
| national bank Of Cincinnati took 81 900 100
the largest eastern subscription vas s.. 554 ON