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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

SOMETHING ABOUT TIE WAR.-The War
Department, having received and digested the
official reports of the last great BATTLES of the
rebellion is beginning to furnish reliable and
interesting statistics of the war. We now
perceive the truly gigantic character of the
struggle through which The nation has Just
passed Tie number of battles, not includ-
ing skirmishes, fought during the war, was
252. Of these, the soil of Virginia drank
the blood of 81 Tennessee witnessed 81,
Missouri 30, Georgia II, South Carolina TO-
North Carolina IL, Alabama Z, Florida 4,
Kentucky IA the Indian Territory and New
Mexico one each. Once the wave of war
rolled into Northern State and broke in the
great billow of4Gettysburg Of the battles
enumerated 16 were naval engagements. In
the estimate the destruction of MOrgan's
raiders in Ohio is not included. They were
captured by an uprising of the squirrel
hunters" Of Ohio and Indiana. Some idea
Of the desperate character of these battles
may he gathered from the following figures {:
Ia the encounter at Chickamauka Rose
GRAMS lost Is Sal men, andat Murfres borough
1905; at Pitsburg Landing Grant lost q, 573.
at Vicksburg 9,875, and at Mission Ridge
/, O00 at Gaines Mills, Peach Orchard, Saw
age Station, Glendale, White Oak Smamp,
and Malvern Hill, Mcclellan lost 10 900, and
at Antietam / ,425; and Grants united losses,
from the time of the crossing Of the Rapidan,
in his fLal campaign, to the surrender OF
Lee, are computed at $4,000.
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sherin,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out of the Disf
- trict Court, in and for the county Of Boise, up
on a Judgment rendered in said Court, wherein E.
Miller and C. j. Bernstiel are plaintiffs and G.
ID. and G. H. G. Taylor are defendants for the
sum of One Thousand Dollars, Judgment and
costs Of suit, duly tested the 9th day of Novem-
Der. A d. 1865, l have seized and taken in exc.
|eution the following described property, to-Wit:
All the right, title claim and interest Of G. D. u
G. Ii. G. lay lor fin and to that certain piece or
parcel of mining ground or claim situated on
Moores creek, Boise county, aud bounded OH tie.
south or lower side by Redman Il Co.'s claim CT
mining ground, on the westerly. side by Miller y
Coz claim or mining ground, and being $40 feet
in extent upsand down said creek. Public notice
is hereby given that on the I'D day of December,
y. 1876 at IL o'clock NJ, Twill sell in front q
the Court House door in Idaho City, at public
auction, for gold coin or its equivalent N clean
gold dust the above described property to t ii1
areer1ino costs, J.l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City. December I'd. l865.n6w3.
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Constable:s Sale.

10y virtue of an execution duly issued by 4
Peace in and for Boise county, I. t.. en- the l5th
day Of November, A. D. 1865 and to me directed,
against Doe Chamberln, and in favor OF Vansine
Is Craft, for the sum of $40 so LOO dollars AMI
SOP 65.l00 dollars and costs of suit, have taken
mon execution all the right. title and interest in
n certain mining claim on Buena Vista Bar, as
the property OF the said defendant, and will ofet
the same tor sale at public auction on the preml-
scs on the 10th day Of December, a. d. 1865, %
the highest bidder for cash. between the hours e
and o'clock p m. of said day.
n6w3 M. w. DAVIS, Constable. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

AppoRTIoNMENT OF DERT.-Mr. Yates, Aud
itor ofAda county by his deputy Mr.. Lane,
has been in town this week for the purpose
Of examining the Assessment Roll of this
county, and to apportion the Indebtedness Of
Ada county to Boise county thereon. The
amount claimed by Mr.. Murphy for Boise
county is $4,000, The two Auditors differ
in the amount two or three thousand dollars.
The actual amount will probably be agreed
upon next week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

PETITION FOR REMovAL.--A petition is in
circulation calling for the removal of DR..
Smith from the Office claimed by him as Ter.
ritorial Treasurer. 1t has been very extern
sively signed by the people, and should re-
eeiye the calm aud earnest consideration of
the Governor. Among other matters it sets
forth that one ofthe principal causes. Of the
difficulty between this county and the Ter
ritory, has grown out Of the arbitrary un-
reasonable, and uncalled--fors procedure of
the Territorial Treasurer-which is a fact
known TO all conTersant with the circun-
stances. twas a nomination which never
should have been made, and we think the
Governor made serious mistake in naming
him for the position. If corrected now, as
asked for by the petitioners, it will remove
one Of the chief obstacles in the way Of a
settlement of existing difiulties, and do
credit to Governor Lyon in this the re-inaug-
uration of his administration.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

FoR THE STATES. Mr.. =. F. Marx, one of
the pioneers of the Boise Basin, left US this
week for visit to the Atlantic States and
Europe. He will return next summer. Mr..
Marx is largely interested in several very
rich and distinguished lodges in Alturas and
this county, being mostly interests in origin
al locations which claims if offered for sale
at all, ought to sell at high figures. He has
been absent from home many years and takes
this opportunity to visit his old home in
Europe.
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EDIToRIAL.-The Legislature will organ
ize at Boise City next Monday at II o'clock,
NJ, During the absence of the Editor we
shall be assisted b. a friend, who will con-
tinue to keep the local department posted,
and who will "keep up the ends generally.
During the session, without unnecessary YER
biage, we shall endeagor to lay before the
readers of the World synopsis of Leg
islative proceedings, and of such other mat
tiers as may be efpublic interest.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

TIE editor of the Boise paper has been en-
gagged this week as usual in blackening Mr..
Slocum's boots. He ought to have discov-
cred before this time that his vulgar abuse
does not go very far, or effect very much. If
the scrip road agents. or the respectable
citizens of Boise city desire to succeed with
any public matter respecting themselves, the
best thing they can do is to hire the States
man; by the payment of pint of peanuts,
to take the opposite side of the question.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1865.

Gov. Lyon arrived here on Thursday from
Boise City. We understand be will visit the
neighboring towns in the Basin before leaY-
ing for the capital.
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CCmmittte of MUNatiOn


IDAHO CIrY-P. b. Edmondson, J. II. Wicker
sham, A. Sheeline, j b. Atkins, ]. / CrutcherA .
jas. A. Pinney, JOS. B. Oldham, A. p. Turner,
+. w. Bell, John Christie, A. Spienan. DR..
RAYMOND, Hon Frank Campbell, Hon. H. G.
Street, Hon. Juo. Pierce. Hon. S. 2. Scaniker,
Hon. &. Dana Sayrs Fred Knauer, j. A. Brown
M. Lazarus, id. Galbraith, Judge John S. Gray,
S. j. Moody, Frank Connolly. Dryde McClin-
tock Samuel A. Merritt, j. N. Pedlar, A. Rossi
Rob't Lehminn.
BUENA VISTA BAR-Henry Allen, ). II. Gerrish,
Robert D Neil, George Boos, VIM. Killebrew,
j. B. Friend, John Baker. :
PIONEER CITY-Hon. John NJ. Cannady, +. y.
Britten, Hon. M. j. Looney,
Capt. Ii. Cushing, Ferd Roosevelt,
Hon. |, u Timer w. A. Alice, W. Maloney Chris.
Highly, Chas. Herzog, Jacob Loeb. q. T. Young,
JESSE Bradford, JAS. Harphani, Howard Bledsoe.
CENTEkyILLE-B. f. Duke, ID. W. Cummings,
BOISE -HisExcellency, Gov Caleb Lyon of
Lyonsdale, Hon. John X. Mcbride, Hon. Milton
Kelly, Hon. Il. G. Riggs, Chas. Salinger, n.
Wilzinsky.
Rocky BAR--Hon. Stephen B. Dilley, S. Goldstone
,1 Couauittee IT Reception;
Jonas W. Brown A. Benedict, A. scheelne A. p Turner
FlOor Managers
C. L. Goodrich, Frank B. Britten Chris. Highly.
MUSIC BY KINGS FULL QUADRIII4E BAND.
Dancing to commence at o'clock, p ~ precisely,
Tickets Qncluding Supper).. 80 90,
TO be purchased only of Jas A. PnneY and A. scheene
in Idaho city. and OF Robert 0Neil Buena Vista Bar
n6W4. Hzse 1..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02


NCosMoPoLTE's LETTERS from Boise City
have stirred up huge dust among the de-
caying carcasses Of expiring politicians in
that burgh., There is a weeping, wailing,
and CRASHING of teeths Sthere. and there
abouts.p Ali attempts naturalization have
failed, though prosecuted with Jealous in
dustry. aCosmopolite' sears the sordid con-
sciences of "the clique with a red hot iron,
and exposes thecorruption and incompetency
fostering in and around the Capital, with a
bold andsearching hand. He 'speaks where
Of he knows" and like one in authority, (
Ills expostions have attracted general atten-
tion, and his frank exposures ot'the piratical
Migrants sailing under the name of patriot
ism have universally elected appreciation
outside of the shadows OF the gasping clique,
Illness precludes the appearance OF bis letter
this week, but in the next issue be will con-
tinue the subject.
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DIED:

In Idaho City, Thursday, Nov. 3Oth, Mrs. MARY
MALTA LANDING, wife OF J. 2. Lamong, aged ~
years months and IL days. Tue Funeral will
take place from the Catholic Church on Saturday
at O'clock. Salem and Astoria papers copy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

".CHR1sTMAs Is COMING. "-It is proposed to
hold a festival in the church. in this city, on the
evening of Christmas, Monday. December 18th,
in behalf of all good children, and especially
those belonging to the Sabbath School. All chill
dren and the friends of children are invited to be
present. A Christmas tree will be provided and
we invite everybody to help US load it with pre-
sents. Parents and guardians will furnish gifts
for their own children. Every person who loves
to see a group of happy children made happier
by gift, or who would contribute to the happi-
ness Of FRIEND is requested to assist in furnish.
ING the tree. We desire to make this an occasion
of pleasurable enjoyment to all. Let good will
to man" prevail. Every present should be pro-
perry labeled with the name of the person for
whom it is designed, and can be left with Mrs. J..
B. Atkins, at Miners Drug Store, Ms. ]. A. Pin
ney, at Postoffce, or Mrs. p. B. Smith. If posi-
BILE, gifts should be left as early Saturday. 23d
inst. The following committee will be RESPONSE
ble for any presents left with them. 1t is hoped
this invitation will be sufficient without calling
upon individuals separately. We hope to be able
to furnish presents for those children whose friends
have not means to provide. The following is the
committee who will receive presents at the church
on Christmas day between the hours OF ten and
three o'clock Mrs. J "A. Pinney, Mrs. B. At
kins, Mrs. j. w. Brown, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs, d. B.
Waterhouse, Mrs. P. B. Smith, Mrs Q. 3. Waite.
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MASONIC INSTALLATION
XX AND BALL! =
ST. Jehn's Day, Dec, 9th, 1865.

YNE Installation of the Officers elect for the ensuing
| year Of Idaho Lodge No IS, +. A, NJ, will take
place at the Assembly Room Of the Masonic Hail. in
Idaho city,
December 9th, 1865, at one o'clock p. IA.
An Grafton will be delivered. The public invited.
On wednesday evening" December 27th 1866, at eight
o'clock precisely in the Assembly Room Of the Masonic
Hail, in Idado city, will be given the
Anniversary Ball of Idaho lodge No. IS.
AL 3Iasops ore invited without further notice Special
Invitations TO the public will be extended by the COM
Committee of Arrangements: Is
c. L. Goodrich Robert 0'NeilI, W. II. Blumberg.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

MASONIC ELECTION. The officers elected on
last Saturday evening by Idaho Lodge No. IS in
Idaho. city for the ensuing year are as fellows:
powbatan E. Edmondson, W. NJ; Jas. H. Wi, k
ersham, S. w; W. H. Blamberg, j. W.; A. Sahte,
line, Treasurer; ]. B. Atkils, sec'y, and Charles
TIMBER, Tyler>
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-02

Hon. E. D. HoLBRooK.- had the pleas
ure of call on yesterday from this gentle
man, member elect from Idaho to the Uaited
States Congress. He is on his way to Wash
irgton to look after the interests Of his cor
stitnents Mr.H. is young, but oae of the
rising men of tie far West. He emigrated
from California at the outset of gold discov-
cries in Idaho, intending to makeithis home.
His marked abilities, industrious habits'and
energy of character, soon attracted to him
the notice and confidence of the Democrats
of that Territory. They made him their
candidate for Congress, and after an exciting
contest, he was elected by upwards of seven
hundred majority. Pacific interests will
find in him an able, attentive and untiring
advocate He leaves on the next steamer.
|-GSan Francisco Examiner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24
GreenbaclIs,

Greenbacl1s.
1,r Is REFRESHING TO READ Scale &
Anderson's vulgar effuSiOn in their hopeless
effort to crawl out Of their GrecnbHck transac
ton. learn from Judge Hall, " some parry
in Greenbacks at par, taking the accepted ordei
Of Seale s. Anderson as receipt" nave TUE
Greenbacks. anyhow. -.
FOR Scale at allow figure.
Enquire at the Store. SOL WE'LL
Cnld Hill Ian 10 ls65-l0tN
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CERTIFICATE OF MEMBRRsH1P.-T Thu

CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERsHIP.-Ih The
Virginia Fire Department have spoken
fol, "a magnificent Autograph certificate OF
membership, and the first inssallment TO-
wards payment of the same was sent this
morning by Secretary McDougal to the
enerayer at San Francisco, each company
in the city paying SIS. The design is
very beautiful one. The yignette will re-
present Virginia, robed female holding
q wand IN her hand over her head is a
sun burst with the word Virginia, in the
centre OF the converging rays; directly be-
meath and the bottom of the engraving, is
a view of Virginia city; on one side q
ouartz-mill is represented, and on the
other miners at work, with border re-
presenting scroll work of various fremens'
implements. The whole design is very
tasteful, and will cost each member 80 30
for his certificate, and will constitute a
beautiful ornament for drawing-room.
REcoRDER's Court, VIRGINIA. The
following business was transacted before
his Hon. Judge Davenport, this morning:
John O'Brien, arrested by officer Green for
being drunk and disorderly, was sentenced
to thirty days in the city Jail, to be fed on
bread and water. James Carne, arrested
by officer Hearn for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined $2S, and committed in
default. J. Carne, arrested by officer
Hearn for resisting arrest, was held in the
sum of $50 to answer. Robsinsteen, ar
rested by officers Hurst and Soule, on
complaint and warrant, had his trial set
for 3 o'clock to-day. P. Desmond, ar
rested by officer Ward, for refusing to as
sist an officer in the discharge of his duty,
was held in the sum of 800, to appear and
answer tomorrow. o. Locklan, arrested
by officer Ward for being drunk and dis
orderly, was sentenced to bread and
water diet in the city Jail for 80 days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24
Drs. Pinkerton 4 Tucker,

II oo,ns No. 80, - south G street
ID :, eRooms nearly op. Wells Fargo s Coz,
Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24

DISTRICT COURT, VIReINIA.--The fol-
lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning, before Judge Burbank:
Several jurymen were excused for different
periods. State vs.. P. Harvey-defendant
released on his own recognizance, in the
sum of $500, 900. Remires ct al. VS..
Libby-cause to be reinstated on payment
of Justices costs and costs of this Court.
Hon. John H. Mills, of Gold Hill, ap-
peared and argued against the injustice Of
imposing fine on jurors vino were una
voidably delinquents, and asked the Court
on his own and several other Jurors be-
half to remit the fines imposed yesterday.
Accordingly the Court renaitted the fines.
State VS.. Tracy-case dismissed on motion
OF District Attorney. Stale VS.. Ann
Henry and James Dickens - defendant
Dickens arraigned, and plead not guilty.
State VS.. P. Harvey-cause continued for
the term. State VS.. Louis LePage-same
entry. State VS.. E. Gevard--same entry.
State VS.. VIM. Campbell-same entry.
State vs.. II. Ward-same entry. State
VS.. John Campbell-same entry. State
VS.. VIM. O'Connor ct al-same entry.
State VS.. Daniel Kenna-same entry.
State VS.. VIM. O'Connor ct al-same en-
try. State VS.. Robt. Mallon-same entry.
State VS.. Richard Sane-same entry.
State VS.. Maria 4. Bell-same entry.
State vs.. Jas. Powers-same entry. State
VS.. Soule-same entry. State VS.. H. c.
Blackwell ct al-same entry. State VS..
Daniel Farry-same entry. State VS.. J,
F. Atwill-same entry. State VS.. s. E.
Wetherell-same entry. State VS.. John
Chambers-same entry. Independent Co.
VS.. Nevada Co cause set for February
I'd. State VS.. John Field-default enter
ed. State VS.. A. Patterson-same dis
position. Court took recess until to-
morrow at 10 o'clock. .-....... ....
Before Judge Rising: Trout VS.. San
key-new trial to be had. Court took a
recess until tomorrow.
Before Judge Mesick: The, Court has
been occupied the entire morning in EN-
panneling jury in the Hale & Norcross
and Bajazette Co.'s suit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24
GRAND
SCOTTISH FESTIVAL,
BALL AND SUPPER!

u,HE lo6rH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
Birthday of Robert Burns, the Poet, VIII be
celebrated .... .,
AT MILLINGTON'S HALL, b STREET,
aa H.a-a. .. on sH... ...'.H-
"wednesday Evening, Jan. 25th, "a.
The exercises of the evening will commence at
II o'clock precisely, with an Grafton by Judge
VIII Campbell, to be followed by REGULATIONS,
Songs. Toasts, Sentiments, ETC., etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24
Cutlery,
Auction Every Evening.
A FINE PIANO i also for ssie at a bsrfaih

Is6a glritfi-3 aiis f-le fisg 80 re-
I.s-.,.-,....s -. = .slhtft -a
.,,-,. Z, p - = ~ Tl' L'ru''.E gg o..
,H-i - Renember the y
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
PRIVATE PATIENTS,

UTAYING LEASED THE COUNTY HOS.
III pitsl Buildings and Grounds, and made I'D.
ditional preparations for the accommodation of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24

sc,ESrIrIc.-Common salt is chloride
IF soda. or compound of chlorine and
.oda Muriatic acid, when pure, contains
OF ner cent. of. chlorine. To mix such
aid with salt to dissolve and precipitate
gold and silver is as contrary TO tne Pm,
c;nles Of nature and science, as it would
he 70 burnish a sunbeam.-Grass Valley
| National. ..ss4sg3 sl,...s,7s1s gr 49,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24

Tickets Qncluding' Supper). 50 90
For sale by w. K. Smith, at GiIlis, Mott & Co.'s,
at c. w. Young's jewelry store, No. s South c
street: John Brown, Tontine Saloon. c street,
near Union; Atkinson and McCardelrs Saloon,
Union street, near c; and at the door Of the Hail
jal6 I'd
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ORIGINAL
CHEAP
JOHN

49, -5s.st STORE,
N.rtA B Street, one door from UnIou.
Call and see me- z. JACOBS.
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Strayed.

Strayed. iii tzs.l
A Borr SIX WEEKS AGO, FROM The THE
a p ofsca ~ the yellow Jacket Company, MIN,
H., p SIngs 81 COMPASS. 1t was enclosed In
small box the box and staff being left be;
hind il il supposed to naTs e Ossa taken "a 81
strayed by mistake anu " ,S Sn sro oe S ~
!, Il Lt,,ip,, reouested to either return the COM
nas y tbrnnsh Inc Post Office or otherwise, or 10
raIl and eel the star and box, and no question:
will be asked. ,,,o "a, iaaoH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24

dltlOnHl pTHPHralIUls IUI Fno Observation-Disclosures OF
PRIVATE PATIENTS,
The undersigned are prepared to receive inya.
ids both male and female, at charges (IScLUD1SG
EvERYTHISG) ranging from Four TO Six dollars
per day-according TO the apartment occupied.
E3 The Women's Hospital and the Insane
Asylum are remote from the main Building.
County and CITY patients desiring 10 enter the
General Wards al SUCH must first obtain per-
NIT from member either Of the Board of County
Commissioners or Of the City Council.
T. Fl. PINKERTON, NJ. D.,
County Physician,
~ J. C. TUCKER, N D.,
deeooH s,... t Oily Physician.
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FOR SALE.

22,O0O PINE Tagging
rs FOR SALE at Empire City. Specimens OF
this material can be seen west of the Empire
Mi ne, IN Gold HILL
For further particulars apply to ran
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
,,Iaoyr Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24

q q px1yALs.-By Pioneer : Nm. ha u,
" NJ. Bryant, 6. J. Harris. I.
s H.ias. Mrs. SIaven. DspGrt.Tss--Col'
r. c. Williams, Mrs. e. a; M NE ssa,,; NO
E.sSsrbilt, ]. II. conroy. T. W. starhnS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-16

HThe entire population Of all the States
and Territories on the Pacific, belonging to
Uncle Sam, is 675, 600.
N-Miss Clara Grant, sister of Lieutenant
General Grant, died at her fathers residence
in Covington, KY, on Monday.
l-Boston harbor is rapidly filling on &C.
count OF the change and reduction OF the cur
rents by the filling in of the lands which has
been going on Tor some time past
SGold coinage at the Philadelphia mint for
January, 1895; silver $2e, ,4s9; copper, &92,-
2U0. Total s304,6S4.
IL Austria and Prussia have agreed upon
the flag for the mercantile marine of Schles-
wig. Holstein. 1t is composed OF three horizon
tai bands, the upper one blue, that in the mid
band is to have yellow square by the side Of
the staff.
IL 1t is estimate that the amended reve.
nue. act will add $50, ,0O0, 600 to S75,OOO,OOO to
the Treasury receipts Of the country.
IL The ice In the North River Is still thick
and immovable at Albany, Notwithstanding
the recent freshet.
H1The BIS national banks now authorized
have an aggregate capital OF $7s6,04l,736. The
currency amounts to &93,666, $50, OF which
$3,112 $50 were issued last week
HI The rebels are appealing franucally for
old muskets. So imperative Is the demand
that the great want OF them was announced IN
the Richmond churches on Sunday. The la.
dies are called upon to interest themselves in
the matter.
iD-The mechanics Of New York are engaged
in movement to secure higher wages In the
cases OF masons, plasterers, stone.cutters and
carpenters they have already succeeded.
IL The expense Of collecting internal reve.
nue. in this country is about two per cent. be.
ing some nine per cent less than the expense
collecting Ievenue in England.