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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Baltimore American Gold and 81.

Yer Mining Company Location, Gold hill
Storey county, HeYada-Notice is hereby glven'
that ut meeting of the Trustees of sail LOW-
pany, held on the thirtieth day # December
1861, an assessment of one dollar (SD per snare
was levied upon the capital stock of said Com
pany, payable IN United States gold coin, on the
thirtieth day of December, 1864, to the Secretary
ut his Office, room No. SO Montgomery. Block.
Amy stock upon which said assessment shall re
main unpaid on the FOURTH DAY OF FEBRU.
AIRY, 1865, will be advertised on that day as de-
inquent, and unless payment shall be made be
fore, will be sold the eighteenth day of Febru'
airy, 1865, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of the sale. J. H. SAYRE, sec'y.
Room No. 80 Montgomery Block, San Fran
cisco, California ja3 I'd
Green Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany-Location of Works, Gold Hill District,
Storey county. Nevada-Noice IL hereby given,
that at meeting ofthe Board of Trustees of said
Company, held on the thirty first day Of Decehn.
ber lS64 m assessment (No. % of one dollar per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of said
Company, payable on the second day OF january.
1865, in United States gold coin, TO the under
signed Secretary. or to d. J. 0nllahan, Superin.
tendent Of the mine at Gold Hill. Any stock up
on which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the second day of February 1865, will be adyer-
tised on the THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1865, and unless payment shall bs made before,
will be sold on Saturday, the eighteenth day OF
February, 1865, at 10 o'clock NJ, TO pay the de-
linquent assessment, together with costs OF ad-
vertising and expenses Ofsale.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
"... R.H SMITH, Sec'y.
Ofice-No Nagle's Building, southwest cor
ner of Merchant and Montgomery streets. San
Francisco. .,...g ..s-, -, rl jas I'd
Office of the Alpha Gold Hill lIiniHE
Company Notice Is hereby given, that at q
meeting Of the Board of Trustees, held December
27th, 1864, an assessment of fly $3.50 dollars
per share was levied on each and every share OF
the capital stock Of the Alpha Gold Hill Mining
Company, due and payable In U. 8. gold coin, on
the second (2d) day of January, 1855, TO the Sec
Ietary, at his Office at the Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company, Gold Hill. State Of Nevada.
Five C5) per cent. will be deducted from all
assessments paid on or before the lst day OF Feb.
ruary, 1865 and interest will be charged upon all
unpaid assessments from the date they become
delinquent, until final payment Mt the rate OF
FIVE (5 per cent. per month, in accordance with
the provisions Of the Bylaws of the company.
made and provided. BY order of the Board of
Trustees WIN. H. WATSON, Sec,y.
Gold Hill, Dec 3lst. 1864. desc I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

% The above vale Is postponed until MONDAY,
December 18th; at the same hour and place as
above BY orde-, of the Board Of Trustees.
no25 ID . WIN HARDY, Sec'y pro tenn.
The above sale is postponed untIl MONDAY,
December 26th, 1864, at 3P.h. I'd =.
BY order Of the Trustees.
.- ''''" Z" % u" N. A. n. BALL, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Dec. 12, 1854. deI3 I'd
The above sRleis further postponedto THURS
DAY, Janpary 10Th, 1865, at the Same time and
place By order OF the Trustees.
''I5... +-6' n.a-EHH6 n A. II. RAIL-, Sec'y.
December 26, 1864. .l de26 I'd
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Sseorev County .Aulttpr's OA1ce9
7i9h6lf0InlAS ". 9th, 1SoAs
iIyOr4CE Isf nnREBY GWEN THAT IldE
IN J iSeessmaat Roll ofstho tax1hle raa -
,,sa,.an1 nropeftY u this county Win be obs1 ter
- IaInestiGn " taxtpayers,iigt - 61lce 4Ns
- ds15 vntR llsu1Ays the 1teh tog1G r. ioA
6AEloek ,KM:an4thHt the Botl1 q .l1esle4 a
=, ,sr1i6 nCni sho1 9th or Dee 11ri the
- go ,,ea.siR sLGHHnEA3lM
y ~ soThi 5s,l.ssif u 1cO0Nnli ~. s.
JS Sfzl1zsgH ,krsiss sfaofaIiA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

And In accordance win law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on, the 18th day Of
said stock az may be necesiary will be sold at the
saleEoom Of Maurice, Dore & Co., No. 327 Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco, on SATURDAY,
the THIRTY FIRST day Of December, la64s At
l2 o'clock NJ. to pay fhe delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
of sale. BY order Of the Board, Of Trustees. o.,
''" ~ R II. SMITH, Secretary. 4
Office, No 8 Naglee's building southwest corner
Of Merchant and Montgomery. streets, San Fran
cisco s' @lH IL" F1t".- - 'S''l deI9td be- /
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05
sseI PION EE r !
FOUNDRY AssOCIAIA0Ns
Neties - All who May be In+yVaAs of
CnstfnRsaad MachineRy .;

THH 1MP1,OYEEs OF THE PIONEER +
.p6uhaS1, having leased the same most r.
9Dsetfi M d66S to the public TINT THEY arr
nov uIazsd - $eeeive ordefs for Caamgs and
NSehihl sccllE0 criptionh All orders Will %
Hlled VII pit lness and dispASch. ~
" TYRILI, Bupefntendent.
Cold HIA. OeI7& 1864. sflsedt Sca4 II !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

-G7NHeW NewcRatld Ccoalt ~ 81
nHE IESsEES OF TIM ABOVE QoNPArt
nv will be- prepared % deliver at eold
Iiill on and aftss N9Eembsr All, 1854, om their
depot lss soRthc stree, IirIinIa, sn follow
inS dsdefI' .SIs whiss may t9k 90 soa u street,
forIlo tons and tvrr, go - ten. s. 2a 81
Cash on dsIIqsE. except phsFs otE5s arrsng1s
'a:sla ss ~ :; R!ei Y ,lSs!ss s.4 &
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05
TRAVELLING AND FREIGHTING.
L NJ POR t a n t
SHIPPERS of FREIGHT.
a 90 A2
p. & s. v. Il. R.---S. v. II. r
Freeport Railroad!
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENSE.

I'M AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18TH. lS6i, or
and forwarded TO LATR0BE without change for
tranShippinS. drayagc or forwarding.
Goods Shippej by steamers OF the California Steam
Nav ;atiOn Company, leaving San Francisco at T.
n. q ly, can be delivered In Latrobe at O'Clock
next morning. Freight shipped by sailing vessels
will BE- forwarded with dispatch No charge on or
dinaEy freight per sailing vessels for levee dues,
tranShlpping. drayage or forwarding.
All Heavy FreishtS. such as Boilers, Heavy Cast
inGS Steam Engines, etc, will be tranShipped ut
FreepOrt BY powerful derrckS directly to the cars,
directly to teams For this class freight charge
wil be made OF cost Of labor engaged on derTicSS
only.
Freight Charges OF steamers or sailing vessels will
h advanced At Freeport and collected al Latrobe
without charge.
Mars all Freight, CARE 4. II. r., FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Prices Of Erei2htiug:
FREIGHT. from EreepOTt TO Latrobe, 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS. from Latrobe to Freeport or
sacramento. will be forwarded at the following
rates:
ordinary Freights per ton n------......-....S3 90
Ores shippers to load and unload) per ton----2 %
Marble. -.---2 80
Lumber, VI ----3 %
Wood, =" car of
81 cords ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
hipS---------------------- 70
'!Sts MsrS Freight. Care p. IS. .Y.R iii
J. p. ROBINSON.
y A. BISHOP,
oclOm SuperiutendentS.
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Gold HIl Dec g. 1864. : deg I'm
n.-dane1Ie q. as. MI. Cos-Noiicc 1.

=
q DardunelIe G. e. .. M. COs-Notiec -
hereby iRiyen, that at meeting Of the, BeaT9 ot
,driisteeS;of the above named company held . De-
oember lst 1864, assessment No ~ OF three ~
dollars unon each and every share OF the caPiyh
stock Of the company was duly levied, payaole
Immediately to tho Secretary in United ssa'e'
gold coin By order of the Board IT 1t Truses Se,n
iSET s 577ptfs n0ii C.B. GOODRICH secy'
Gold Hill, Dec. 7th, 1864 u .Get l!n- =
Z K6ntucky Gold and silver Mining
Company. .LNoticei Is hereby given that az meft.
ing of the Board of Trustees, held this DAY, OF
iths above named 9company, al assessment OF
twenty-five cSnts per, share WINS levied on the
capital stock, payable to the secretary nntpeni'
stely. 4z GEORGE W. TURNER, seey; q
Gold Hiil. Dee 10, 1854 dsl2lm
CoIOrndo Gold and silver Mi1tHR
sQompanysSrIbss sale Of the stock Of w ABOVE
company, adxeftised TO take place TINS day. is
hereby poESponkd for two weeks, until January
9th, 1855, & tbe Ssnls hour and place By order
Of tie Board 81 Trustees. ,on(is =.
ds16@ Z .aIsya " H. II. tLAeSt. -eec 2.
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Cen
paAys Gold Hill, Storey county, Neyagh MoscS Sc
X hereby giYen that the semi anhuhi VI
the stockholders offhe above nameu euSp9nilpsnfy,
will be held at tho oFce Of the IN Sspid St
Hill. on 4ONDAY, ,the 9th day OF January lope,
asSs isf osis.fpAs sssai1 p,, sIw. IL WATSON. ssey
.sGold HUI. Dec. q6s 1861. -----4 !aea a.. =.
New OISEoIfGol and Silver sSI1gE, M1gtnink hItl
tC6mpGht N6tice.-An h'SesSipens h1 ae.. .SEs w
Eday isvisd: 81 two dollars and MY Seents pr
rlIsfeo a r.yehi. Immediately In U. ssgold coin
10 ~, ,escreisry Nv order OF the Rosrd 81 Tfus-
~. y. ~. ny H. II. c. MANNING, sss5
4 Cod Hnl, Dec. il, 1864. dsis In $
oTW- - .1-IL aud kilyennl lnini
ca,.rr,,.s TS-h. ID.5,,r-Notics L. heseby given,
fbat N n ssssting of the Board Of TrufeeA pf the
aboys enH nsnv held this ttHy, an assetesnt q
flfty esntz per ,sbare was levied on tha eapitA
ck, bafIble 10 the secretary mHe9Istsiy; In
|5f itif loSli2 2blBGHENRY 'LACksfAlN, sse, y
/ e 9Sld HIlLiNov H. 1861. : - .ell!no.2M
'C31cTS7S G. 4 =. n. CsS SaYsr
The, sale a the Colorado Gold e. SHyef Mining
4 Fc6Mpihs kronud, advertised 70 " teeo!nis gay,
hfSo e6vfponed for two meeAs - ~ ~, gaze
~ Deellbsr 36th, ls0l} n y % FIISc " SscstA' ~
81 Ge,1 I'm. Dec. 18th. ls6t. -.llad a.aael2 al
G1lSI1iI{fs.& 3. M. CSR! No
Eeani- annual meeanS ~ - - - ,sa,sz1eM 1noiI
ers fal.T company VIII 70 o,.SreS = = H.
n6I3- ~ IN. .or1nany in Gold HglnNNR eda, ?
e =. 'ue 'o PL ATT KETCH1ASMAlfEec'y,
ela Hili, Dec. 9lst, 1854 siia ass33t s33l,t q. .
7, $500 5 Gold and silEsr',a intng
q Spsny.-An assessment 81 ilenq Heytbts per
onths stock of the sneys nsl,sI ~ ,Se
lay levied, pHyae,Sss ~. P54s9 n ~
srY.I Ry' order 0' " rftti ;s Sscy. ;
Sia Hjh. Dec. l2 1864: y, Hsss IN
81 Iarissr Gold, and ,AaAaSE. .hsIGI 4
q - !, a. levied thEl dhF t6tdkr Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05
Pure and WhOIesOme Wafer
KNOWN TO BE RICH,

And which is beingrapidly developed by large and
well organized mining companies, some Of them
erecting costly machinery now, and all OF them
prosecuting the work on their numerous shafts
and tunnels with vigor.
And the proprietors,1 THOMAS HARDY &
co. Qate Norton, Hardy a. CO.., are selling lots
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

sGHE British Cove laSl, sellr W. de-
cided 10 send no more conHidts 11the
SiRlisa soAAsstnAa66 III A6t tssS s. - s,es lsssa 81,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

ON.SoNnHnER- ON M9T. THREE GhlfI
~ Cad and olyH 9Lfjpg Cpn
g A i aIss & ,sss sss e 3 :E' y
rpsal s.ipc1l 1tIiis % WiltTtap aunHns 4,
lel aattelstsslAse b,ss Z Z
thy!dge6sqfri W p1aaqsot4 \ ~ s6ls s. I (;
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AZ q Very Low Rate

And on terms that cannot fail to prove satisfac.
factory. Applyto 1'f E. F. GLOVER,
At the American City Land Office, a American
City, or to aa. JOSEPH L0RYEA,
7-7 q : No. II South c street, Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05
TlsPECi AZ MINING NOTICES. lg2
Goid H4IITuanellaa, Gold s1d ,s ~ ~

GOI0 HfI u. - 9olAn tIIll
yer Mining Company! Location, Nnotiss
nns S,r.n tSss ss pseins o
Tfns,ess Of sad company held on sas ANsn'yf Y
ons oilsr per share was levied SPeR ep!so :.
esE payable sts Ss'sS S9 S9IsSs! ss q q
INC sec,st Snn,a oI to the Superintendeat, Ar, F..
c,seo, ass sSSHST Gold Hill. Nesed4 Any, stock
@ .JhAhxh nh,.h aid assessmentx shall temAin unpaid
upon Mhiso iMMItpbAY the ThirtyjfrIt day Of Decem.
On iasi Iii he advertised on that dsy as delin,
SSsR Snisss payment ss s,s Y re s q SssSSs sSs
VIII gg sS1S - ~ nav the delinquent asssssneAt to
Iy,,h,.-.~;,h costs of advertising and expenses OF
Sss,a -Hy order Of the; ;Beepdt Of trustees.
Saio ~ S'e R. WEGENER. Secretary.
=. ofsce224o Montso geometry street, sap fLsncipeos
daIifnrnia 70 81 sa9%s l'l215 nlitol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

Midas Company Bale.-ln accord
auce with the law; of tths Territory Of Ney4da,
the bylaws Of. the Company, and the order of the
Trustees, there win be sold as many II the follow.
Of sale, on FRIDAY November 25th, 1864, In
front Of the companyiG once, Gold Hill iIDaf /
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

e.. Louis GsIa R1d silver nIaiaG
company..1No 1Nofieeli lis sksfsby siveh That the ~
Mar annual meetiHi icl the 81, lLgSlt God a19
Silver Mining CompSnys will be held at room 70,
70, Mon.gsmsry RlOHh eI EsspsIsG; c,liio .h ia
day Of January1 isll std Z, I, ,i,ts q.
deS0sd m no e2 ri a. BREWER Be- 'y.g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

4 -,S-1e-.Io Geld snd eilxcE l1inE
- ~ Notee % hereby given tnl af sess. .ss-
mi q one (eD dollar per share tS,s ,hs
1an@nsFy @ y aSsS n ?yxSsHaE ElF Z. Ine :
N tlfs, =. ~. o ies5liFibnl pBs y1A@m.
3 g5slsat lll g 'ssof sbf r. = .a:isRSfsafe q
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1o...a,,,, I1csoIa q siIyer niniuaI


By order of the Board Of TrusteeE g +
J.W. TH0MBS, Secretary,
Gold Hill Nevada Dec! ~, 1864 y deSO I'm ]
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N.B.-Libsrsl donations made for Church and
School 0nrnnaas t'.
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tsiS75 = s5TG7G, q. NJ. Celplnytss No.
.. company i, will Ss a.s6es aS1 81 Y ,Ss
20 I = sSs company %PP}yArT i fHaa kETeRss
elj HiT. Dec. alst lsG4.g,Sf -; AIT tda =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

{; 'I.TS.e 3 Gold and lA4ANNE tnh1G "a
S,.,v a. .ro,,ce.--An ssletgqspt M nneR RSll
= - psr hare was levied thtsSs5g efdfr "i
0qAiFa f ru'tefsAi tPefEsAiTT EErcHAtlSssciy.
Sd HiiaDec. g3d! 1864 sstaolg qe..ssni :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

New OISEoIfaoid and Silver 81 Mlgtnihk lgE1 T. 4
.c6mfah as0tice.-An a'sessinend n lSNos.o iln
Day svc .so dollar: Ind n My ~ sss sSm cpIp pS
70 ~ Gecrelsry. BY order e %tTSiNG SI ~ ~
i Gold Hni, Dec. il, 1861. detg In s
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] 1ee.as ! is. ! ia ) ssi 1soS: S:IoaI @
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IDardaaelle GoId and, silver MlAIng

2 flil NI3fItFLAT kEfCftAM'1 1se 9i
Gold Hill Dec. Cd. 1884. de2 I'm a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

Colorado Gold and silver miItHE
sQonpanyss;4Ihss sale Of the stock Of tae ABOVE
company. ld1eftiied to take place TINS dsyi Is
hereby. poEEpepfd for two weeks, pntn NY SaneSry
9th, 1855, & lbs Esnis hour and Plaee" BY order
of tks Board u Trustees c;s =.
| ,'ds66d III VI Do H. II. FLAGG, bec.y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

" Kentucky Gold and silver Whining
Inc of the Board Of Trustees, held this day, of
the abovs named 9company, an assessment OF
twenty-five cent? per. share was levied on uae
capital stock, payable to the Secretary dinpenl' %
stsly. 4z -5n sGEQRGE W. TURNER, sse,y; q.
Gold Hiil. Der. 10, 1884 del21m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

CC2IcFs1S a. & .. q; SSnF sSa "a 10
sronnd advertised e g 1911. say
6sfponed for two meeHs .sa sal, ohie; s
" Trrs..s. - So'"' II. H. FLAGGs 9ec,t. z
q Gl,d 1rl Dec. le,h. Is64 ..:Iiad s.o4el4 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

ffSns, Gold Hnu Hnn. -. ~, S.I,VI. ~
paay IAN assessment, ,Sn above nam named coSSspy, ~,
ssy L., ,.slsS sdasP R'Sf|sssss y sss ss sgstess @
ld min Dec ia, 1864 y. = asgs dsta I'm
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
North Carolina.

We copy the following itoms from the North
Carolina Times, New Rerne, N. c., Of Tues.
day, 18th instant; ........
RoASoKE RIvER.-Tho formidable rebel
ram which has been building at Edwards
Ferry, was destroyed n week since. The
rebel gunbOats building at Halifax have also
been destroyed. The Roanoke river is now
free from rebel water craft unless We except
the steamer Cotton Plant, Of the fate Of
which we have not been advised. We pre-
sumo the river will soon be cleared Of torpe.
does. ...... ....
wELDoN.-A brigade or two Of rebels have
occupied this post for some time. During
the past two weeks, however, they have beoa
busily engaged In sending away their sup
plies and munitions Of war. A desertsr from
the Johnnies informs US that heavy Fede-
raj force was threatening Weldon, supposed
to be the Fifteenth corps. All the rsbsl
garrisons on Roanoke river had been STUNT
mOned to defend Weldon, and II was reported
that during the lAttor part Of last week, the
railroad bridge across the Roanoke. Hyer
which had been rebuilt was burned, and the
rebels had retreatsd WestWardly, 10 join
Johnston.
Hos, PETER LAWSON has been appointed
SOL AgenOof the United States for the pIir-
chase Of products In the 9Th Special Treasury
Agency, which embraces the entire State o(
North Carolina. Mr.. Lawson il a very ex
cellent and honest man, which Il tho highest
need Of praise that We can bsstow upon aay
man, and he will honor his position,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
From the Army on th. Potomac.

Army df the Potomac Dispatch, lTth.
The announcement Of the assassination Of
Mr.. Lincoln and the Messrs. Seward was re.
coiyed throughout the army with the greatest
sorrow, every man seeming to think II the
greatest calamity that could possibly have
happened just at this time.
Should the assassins be found and turned
over to the army to be dealt with, their pun
ishment would be swirl and sure, and such rs
to strike terror into the hearts Of every sym
pathiEer with treason in the United States.
The citizens living through the country
express their deep regret at the occurrence,
thinking II the worst thing that could pos.
si6ly have ts@B place at this time for the
Tho greater portion Of this army Is now
concentrated at Burkesyillc Junction, taking
u short rest after their late hard work, but Il
h thought that movement Of the main body
Of the troops will be made toward Petersburg
and Richmond. The cavalry, as well rs the
colorsd division Of the Gath corps, have al.
ready gone in that direction.
In fact such u change will have TO be made
in u few days, as the capacities Of the South
Side In its present condition are entirely In.
adequate to supply 80 many troops with Ia-
tions and the animals with forage.
The latter have suifered>much the past
week, large numbers having been abandoned
ON account Of not being able to feed them.
The train which arrived this evening was
S2 hours ON the road from City Point to the
Junction some three or four engines being
of the track at different points.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
l1AneIIAE LAmONIn A1afaTAH11.

MARSHAL LANNON'S AssfsTAn46.
Ma. Ebrol, 1hls leave 70 replI I,|1aIl1
your rsmarks ID last evenings RhrubErckr.
ID rSIalson b ths chafAsser q Marihal
I.lsosg sssItiant, At lbs funeral Of Prssi-
dent LscOLs. M Ri -
These assistants were selected from the
older citizens Of Washington, and no one will
pretend 70 say that the political antecedents
and proclivitics Of that portion Of our siti.
zcns ART mot thoroughly well Known 70 Depu-
W MarshAl Phillips and Joseph II. Bradley,
ESQ. 70
Therefore, the dawning> disgrace properly
attaching to the nomination Of a list OF
marshals 10 assist AT the solemn funeral eere-
monies Of our beloved and lamented Prcsi.
dent--three fourths Of whom had been his
bitter enemies and maligners--cApnot be
wiped out by the plea OF aecideu or igN0'
rdRce. II IL had been the desire Of Mr.. Phil
lips to place the friends Of Mr.. Lincoln upon
that list Of mhrshals, no could easily have as.
certained their names without going out Of
the City Hall. Collector Dixon, Loyal
League man, a warm friend Of Mr.. Lincoln,
and one Of our most esteemed citizens, could
have given him the desired information. But
he was-nOt consulted In the matter, nor was
his name placed upon the list Of mArshals.
Az ORIGINAL FRIEND OF A LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
GOOD SUGGESTIONS FORD's THE
ATRE AND A MONUMENT TO
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

Tho following communication, containing
two most excellent suggestions, is from the
pen Of prominent oficsr Of the Government:
EDIroR REPUBLICAN; l see that the Wash.
ington correspondent Of the New York World
states that FOrd's Theatre Is to remain closed
as a place Of amusement, and 20 be removed.
Whether this be so or not, cannot say; but
if II Is to be reOpenod, have a recommend.
alton 10 make, which hope you will second.
II Is, that hereafter the double private box
In which President Lincoln was Assassinated
shall remain unoocupied and unused, and as
Il stood at the time Of the murder. Let It's
silent walls and vacant seats foreVermoTe tell
TO our children and TO strangers, in mute but
eloquent language, who're was perpetrated the
foulest crime Of all the ages; and let the Ipom
50 oonseCratsd by the blood Of thsaGreat Mar
tyr to Liberty be heneeforth closed 10 the
deyotee Of pleasure.
If the theatre Ia TO be torn down, M stated,
beg 10 suggest that its present site, with
enough Of the contiguous ground TO make a
handsome square, be secured rs the spot
whsrsOn TO build the proposed monument TO
Abraham the Good. y.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
From MemPhis-Rsyooatio OF Mill
tary Orders.

CAIRO, April l6-Military orders Of the
most important character have been issued
by Major General WRshburne, at Memphis.
They gre an official, authoritative recognition
Of the fhet that the rebellion Is ended, and
such judicious relaxations Of military regu.
lhtions Us are inspired by wise appreciation
Of the present state Of public affairs will be
inaugurRted. Dealing in gold Is to be here.
alter permitted.
The orders defining the lines Of actual
military occupations those establishing con.
ditions of trade; those charging dollar fee;
Of carrying arms those regulating taking
out supplies, aud making requirements Of
persons at the picket lnesi those making re-
quirsments Of strangers arriving by steamersi
those requiring the registration Of ownership
Of real estate; those requiring the filing Of
statements Of personal property Of absentees;
all those preventing the return during the
war Of persons going beyond the picket lines
all those relative to registered enemies, aud
those defining the conditions Of trade In cot.
ton are revoked.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
by TELEGRAPH.
The Late Presidsnt's Remains In Bal-
tinaore-Universal Demonstrations

Aht A<aAf E-reeiucnpn Ngnnntmn IN bah-
Unconstitutional Dcmonstrations
Of Grief.
BALTIMORE, April 2l.-The body Of Presi-
dent LrScoLS arrived at 10 O'Clock.
The procession is now moving. The dis
play Is very ano. There Is an immense turn
out Of the citizens.
There is very large escort Of artillery.
cavalry, infantry, marines, and sailors.
The stores are all closed, and the whole
population are on the streets,
Bells are tolling and minute guns firing.
Tle weather Ia unpleasant, fine mist pre-.
vailing.
The lowering ky adds TO the sadness
which is depicted in every ones countennnee.
Tbs buildings are everywhere draped with
the emblsms Of grief
The body Is to lay In state until two
o clock in the rotunda Of the Exchange, be.
meath the splendid dome.
The interior Is elegantly drnped. A very
elegant catafalque has been erected Of rich
materials. The body rests upon u dais,
strewn with white flowers.
The canopy is adorned with a large star
formed ofa cluster of thirty y-six small stars.
In the civic procession RPPears all the
clergy of the city, walking. The rear Is
made up Of a large turnout Of the colored
people.