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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
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OFFICE CT CsafProLLEE Or THE CuRREScY.
Warrington, april 7, 1865.
ET~ HEREAs- BIT SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
presented 70 the undoFsiEaed It has bseu
n,a3e 20 aTgesar thai Tbs Aisrchants' National
hA1sst I.Fa5isviie IN abe cisyof Evansville. in
thr scantg Of Wander hRr El and stats OF adiAaA
ha- az-u lu.g oTgauizad under aad aecof cling 20
IRE rec uireEsts q he Aet-of Con ereas atiElsd
-. An Act 30 qeuEIde 3 National Currency secur-
ed b pledge q U1itad Sfa1ss aonss aud TO pro
vide ior he circulation and redemption shersof
approved June 3, 1904 snd has compiled With all
the PROV stons ot said Act required 70 b complied
sitb oe.1rs commencing tbs business u banking
undar said Act, -,
Sow, fHEAEfoRE, i FRaEMAs CLARKH. Comp
Afe5s=E q tne Carreney, do hereby certify that
p fhe IcECl.3nfz \ lsslAi Bank Of EEansTfIlsf
~ tae city Of Eyanzville, in the county Of Van
aarts17Eh and State Of lhdi&aa, - authorized 10
CONNIE &c the business Of banking urd-r the Act
ai8rtsat "a. Isl a -
In stiInony whezs9f, witness my hand and
sal e 2llee this seseatn. day Of April. 1865.
Il ~ FREEMAN CLARKE,
apt1-9fr tomntrHlisr % the CBrrpaev-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
CLOTHING.
IL Oewenstein * Co,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Oh g II II = II IL .
No. So Main street, -
Next deer to he washington HOuss.l

A BEAUTIFTL AND MAGSIFIcESr AS
: i sortmeDt Of Mems. Youths and BOyz' Cloth
lIg Gents Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Trunks,
failses, Travelling Bags. UnbrsllAs, HAtss Toilet
Articles Notions, &C, in large quantities and
s9od Qualities always on hand, which have J1at
besa fought for cash and must be sid - cheap
panic prices
KS L0kWRNsFETS 4 CO.
No "a Main Street,
assn Nsxt door to the washingt0n Heazss :
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MAY 10, 1855. ahso & lao
IVA ORDER ron 4 sFos1as On n.hhrso

ORDER FOB A STnNE LuRRING. -.
And now II Is hereby ordered And directed BY
the Common uoaneil sfthei Sfty of Evansville,
that tho owners of Ai lots parts ef lots 'front.'
ing on or adjoining the neEth- west side Of Fir
Street, between Locust and Division Stree :, cause
this order A NJ. McGRKFF, Ctsrk9 =
City Clerks once, n an ri fseS, 33.st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
CA R9P e e
!. DepartTRent.

On the second floor of our wh OLE
Gale house, and attached TO il, isaa
room expressly devoted 20 Houss
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linan shaetiags CoInioes,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels. asa
Call and see them. 9af
"a JAQUESs, FRENCH & CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Annexation of Territory to the City
of EVanaVille.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT. The
IN Common Council u the city Of Eyan-yills.
IL pursuance Of the provisions OF an Act of the
General Assembly Of the tate Of IRdlauN Ap-
proved hYeh q 1850, as9l led - Al Aet 70
kUit-8Fisla lh tae county ~ YandarburEh, b City
Chhrtef,' approved January ~, 1887, aud ID add
supplemental sections to said Act" viii, an the
10th Of May, A. D. 1865, present 10 the iioasd
Of County Commissioners Of Yandsrhukah county
Apotitlan praying for tile annexation Az said city
q !hr loli4giag d.eripsd ierritery. 80 'etting
70 u he seasons for such snuef atlpns VIZ: All
that psft of the west ialf az ttlh north -wszt
quarttr u section twenty mine, aud the east han
Of Che uorth-eaat quarter Of action thirty lowa-
ship tix, south range ten waat described ~ fol-
lowe, viz; beginning at The intersection &C Main
and Eigh streets cf said city, a. the ces Ter OF
sald lceaa and cumming thence along tho middle
iino Cd Eishth street h's hundred and sefaniy-
eight t'7sl let, @ point opposite the ocAtsr or
au uilsF aiFidi1g tho Depot grounds Of the Eyans-
esy si - y sYsq Vs9mPanl i51n
lntes alas.# tlaa middle soL Hala all Rino hun
a.. aa4 ~ veand i9uf.t aaas al2 a.loJ Aet, 10,
thr ueh middle OF thfnorth west Quarter OF
said H.ti4n LwsAty mine; thence east along said
eat .ad aeat lite odr hundred and ifty-twdAnd
Rha ia45sl feet, 10 the perth and south line
ripling fhfongh the middle 81 said quariir sec
ton thence north along said north aud sdhth
middle 81 he raiiro a tSas exon ON rtrsss
LAingt the eenter street renninF east and west
through the North Eastern Enlargepsnt Of
Fvnnavilie; thence vest along the oebtef o. said
VifllagEatFe texteu6t Gus thpIIsaTid and forty
six hn one. fourth ~ OBJ I'd a6tt, tasthc niddis
of ha tastttct aHl 'tlfchca~aioug tfsea middle Of
Main street eight hundred and ninety -thrbc and
thrfeiearihs (s93 s4jl feet to this place of Begin
ming hsd territory hOnk contiguous 10 the city
Of Evansville, aud not plated or laid OF. asst,
w. BAK ER,r Mayor.
Atsats a. II EdgWIfFs Clark g W sls-S0t
- RIO ALVIN b. cARPENgER anaithe Eyans-
vito ard Crawfordavflle Baflfe3d Oompsny .
Autiea - hereby given that tlb petition referred
20 m the above notice was d reEantei 10 the Heard
Of County Co nmissenefs Of YaBderburgh coun-
~ on the 10th day OF May, 1865, and that tho
Same was received and eonaidered, Ana q was
ordered by safd Board that the further hraring
and eoHsideration Of said applicatt0nbe coafinusd
until the 18th day Of June, 1886, aud that notice
be given By the tloanty AUDITOR b publication In
the Evansville Daily Journal. that said aRplica-
tion Is now pending before said Board and that IL
win be hoard End DECIDED 90 the said 18th day OF
June, 1865. VICTOR BIsCH, snG
EvnnnviIln. May II 1864 g az. tlnnnIr
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EsA.A below co.... s.fs H. f PSilsdspRi.

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FROM Rev. warren Randolph, Poster Of the
Bsptlat CAurch q Gernasnsown, Perm. ~
DKAR srR.-Persenai experience enables ms to
cay that I regard the German Ditters raads by
yon - most excellent medicine. In cases Of Sc
vsre eoad and general debility haye been greatly
hnnentted BY the Of the bitteFas NOD doube not
thsy will produce similax efbcts qn dNheFm
CTours, truly. WANnEN BkNREn1PH,
oermsntowB, Penn.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
MAv Is 1855.

: = AN ORDER FOR sToEE CURBIE9,
And now Il Is hereby order Cd and dirseted by
tho Cenanaonl Council Of the city Of Evansville,
IN at the owners Of all lots pArts Of lots 'front.'
Ing on Or adjoining the southeast eide Of First,
Street betw Locust and Division strests cause
stone curbing to be set upon toe curb line uf sad
lots, within thirty days from the pnblieanon Of
this order. A. M MoGRlFF, Clerk
fIffy Clerks Office Nav o. ISSSs x9-Stg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
/ 5. HERMAN.


Large size, holding nearly double quantity.
II % PSr bottle-haf dozen. n.....--.s.... IS %
SalAl size, IS cents Per hotIIe-hzaf dozen s4 70
/ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
See that the signstsrs cf &C. N. JACK
SON" son the WRAPPEIL Of eaSh bottle.
Should your nearest drnggist NOT have the brr-
pAration, DO not be put on by the intoxIcafinr
Ssieles that may Be offered in id plaee hut send
- rs, and We will forward. securely packed, by
express.
Principal Once and Mandatory
NO. 631 ARCH STREET,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
he5pecttHIiy y0nrs. 80
n WINTER,
Rox boro1gh, Penn.

From RAY T. s. HerFnan. Of the German Re-
Termed Chrrch, kutztown, BerkA county, Pas n
". O. NJ gecA0a, ~
zKEsgESrrD SIN II have been troubled with the
Dyspepsia far nearly twonss years, and have never
used any medieine that $50 me as much good as
HOohand's Bitters I an very mach improved In
.health, after having taken ave bottles.
Yours. with rspect,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

From the Rev. Joseph H. Ksnnsrd. P astOr
the tenth Baptist Church,
Or. Jaeka0a, H2iitt7fa r
3 DRAm sIR TT have been frequently reqHestbd 10
connect my name with concentrations OF differ-
gnt kinds Of medicines, but regarding the pFaa-
tce as out Of my appropriate sphere, have In all
caacs declined; bus with . elear proof In various
Instances, and particularly In my family, Of the
usefulness OF ar. Hoonand's German Bitfsrs,
depart for once from my usual course, 20 express
svstsa, and especially for Liver CoBsptafnt, is
eafs a9d #nIansiaEweparasGsn. I'm some cases IL may
mll bat ususify, doubt not It will be very benss
fetal 70 those who suffer from the above causes
va "a Yours, very respectfully,
r~r.a.aa III KENNARD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
TRANSPORTATION.

cSTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
- at QUEENSTOWN, COAX HAEB0s-b The
yell known s1eAmss Of tbs Liverpool EsW York
and PhiladsIphlA ste&mahip Compssy 0nmAI
Line), Carrying the q. 8. Mails, are intended %
SAT- A. foIiowss
ADthbgA4A eygS
9LAsaoW .--...-..------..---..-...s Saturday. Dec ~
CTTT OF AAscHKsTz1 100000 Saturday. De- =
And every succeeding Saturday ~ ho0H, e71
Pier a, North RivsF.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
(Payahls in Gold or rs equiyAls1t IN CurrsDey-l
Ff.1T C1ETs $50 90 sTEEz4ss---------.--eSO %
DO 70 Londoa... g % DO % London---. "a y
AZ 10 Paris. e5 90 do 70 Paris .-.--. 80 %
a. 10 Hanburx - % do 70 Hamburg. ~ %
Pa1ssnEsrs are also forEArdsd &c Hsyrs, Brsns1,
RostsrdAn, Antwerp, &e-s - sqnaliy sow rstss
TarsS fron Liverpool or QuSenst0wn: 1sf Cabin
-e75 SIS, sI0s. steersgs 80. Those Who visa
% send fsz thsir frisnds can bny tickets hers ~
For fzrshsr Insornafsos apply a. The ConDany's
.ssa.a JoHH q. DALE, AgsBt, ~
rs BrcMdwNy, HeW Koak.
RKHM AETHESs Aasn1, ls1
Aa~s.sn KxAnsvillss Ina.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Notice to Contractors.

FTNHE COMMON CoUNCILOR THR CTTY OF
Il Evansville viii receive sealed proposals an
II the June hath, 1865, for ths prAiins aud mac
adamizing Of First Strest OF said city from Lo-
Gust TO Division Street, distance of about 500
fast; also for grading and paving the mfiey sim
ate between Third aud Fourth Streets and en-
tending from Oak 20 Cherry streets.
Specifications may be seen by applying 20 the
undersigned #e -
By crder0f the Counct.
A N. Mo6RIFF. Cierk
Kvsasvfile, hfsy N. sesss-s-s.s=rnyIsf3n hess
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

Oommissioner,s Sale Of Real Rstats

Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
DE- NfaHuE ola aee~s Of The CoGrt % Com.
ID men Pleas Of vaatsrburgh Gouniy, the IN.
dersiFned Comm Iaaieaer viii, on The 18th day Of
June, 1895, between 10 oil Cd A. ~ LAID O'Clock
r. M "A TIE cart Iiouaa door n kyAnsFiils, pre-
esd % s-it, At public auction The Whcis Of Brink.
meyer's EnlArgement % tbs City u EvAnsvfils,
comprising ~ building lots and Tires good hrick
residences
FERNS 81 sale One third cash, 0ne-thlrA "a
M nths aud one-third AZ ~ months the rurchA.
giving notes with appruns surety, bsariua
iatsFest aud waving relief laws.
A map Of thls sniarxsmeuf can be seen " tba
ofaee Of Asa fgirkatt, Third sirret
HIRAM NELBoR,
myi7 tJunl7 Oommirslonsf.
lpaiiY Uaion eopy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

7 HAVE UONsUMMATED AERANGEhETs
A for the manufacture OF the most desirable KIND
Of Goods in my line, adaptsd 10 this section Of
the country, and particularly 70 the City Trade,
which viii enable me TO keep up my stock Of hue
Goods aud be prepared to supply the demand % ~
low prices as any House in the West rolls
Forthe Spring trade I am already
at work getting up such Goods as
the Season will require, Of the most
desirable Styles, and which I viii
sell at a small profit above the
actual cost of Stock and Labor.
Also, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Men, Boys and Youths,
constantly on hand. e.sr ~
es- A large and we'll assorted stock Of Mems,
Boys aud 0hild's Rats and Caps, Of all dsscrip
tions, and Ladies', Misses and Ghild's Trimmed
Hats and Palm Hoods, At low prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
READ WHO SAYS so =:


6BN- so @
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of
tbs Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledgs aud
Christian ChronicIe, Philadelphia:
Although oct disposed 20 favor OF recommend
Pat nt hledlc8nes in general through distrust Of
their ingredients and eHscts> yet know of no
sufficient reasoas whya man may not testify TO
the beuelts he bellsses himself 20 hayes received
from any simpls prepara ton Ia the hope that he
may th1ls cen tribute TO she benefit Of others.
DO this tho ni0re readily 10 regard 70 Hoof-
lands German BittsFs, prepared BY DIR. q. NJ
jackson Of this city, b8caflae ] was prejndiced
asainst theta for many years, under the impres-
sion that they We're chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
4 effsftiisbfed 20 my friend, Robert oensker,
Esqs, for the removal OF this prejudice by proper
tests, and Tor ancourakemeht 30 Try them when
suffering from great aud long continued debility.
The OF lures bottles 0 these Ritters at che be-
ginning OF the present year, was followed BY syt.
o. Mt rslef and Featorati0D, 10 degree Of bodily
sud mental sigor which had not felt Tor six
months before, and had almost despaired OF re-
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend
dor disectipg 10 the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN,
philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

FROM Rev. J. II. Turner, PASTOR o. Heading NJ.
\ Churph, PhlladelphiA 49,
d. yacksoa, eH
: =DEAR Sm:--HAviug Used your oeman Bittsrs In
ny family frequently, Lara prepared 70 say that
ia has been OF great aakvfcB. / believe that An
canes q general debiliS pf the system, it 10 the
ssfsst ssd post valuable Fezhedy 81 which have
,~us knowlesgs. Touss' esPesafsllEzL
No -Qs xsre. S,as,d.Ots -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
MEDTCAL.
ga AND DYSENEERT-
rs
HaAGsUEREfS


Physician & Surgeon,
HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN,
ssvansvtfie, offers his professional services &c
the citi4ens Of EvAnsyille and vicinity. = .
EaS- Qf8ce AMI residence Main street. opPoE
site new Il. Il. Depot. he viii be found At brouSh-
ton { Woods Drug Store, on tue cernsrof Third
aud Main, from S % 10 o'clock A. u. each dag. -
VI ...s..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24


: From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons, foEmefIy Pastor Of
-the Columbus, n. J., and MilestoNns Pa, Baptist
lChurchea: ~
: - " NEW RocHKLLE, n. r. 4
~hr. O. n. IcckfpA, -
DkAk siRs-I feel Il rieAsursfhus of my own
.Aeeordto Bear testimony 70 fhe exosifnee Of your
German RlrterA Some years sirnes Aeing much
Afiictsd with Dyspepsias 4 used them with very
beneficial resnass- / faye often recommended
them 20 perse1s aniietsd Nth shat tsrmenting
-diseass,a and hate haardgfAm then the most nAi-
terfng steseamaniaia-aS ~ their great value. In
cases % general debility believe 1t 70 DO tonic
. hst cannot be surpassed.
~ - ~
From the Rev. TS6ouiaa winler, Pastor Of Bon
Borough BaptiAf Church
Mr., Jaeksa8, %
eDKAR SIRs-r feeIit dze y your excellent pre-
pGration, HooaAnd1 German BfftSu, % add my
teAJimony TO the dssessNa reputation lt has Cd.
tained. have, for'yeaFs at timeas haer troubled
With great disorderin by Head ana nervous sys-
pen. I wTsa advised By 4, friend TO try bottle q
yaur German Rittsra 4 and 50, aud have expSFl-s
annsd great Rnd unsSpeutRd relief; my health has
hs%n very materially banehtted. 1 confidently
rueommsnd the-Article where ! meet With cSsea
sfasiiAr 20 Hfy Own. and have beenas.ured ~ many
OF rheir good efects.~ Il
rs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24

AFAHoF AAANI AHUsr
yshn y. Snyder Co.. foFzsrIy Of tbs lss lad.
CAV hMxs pzrrhassd ths Stand foFnsriy oeeuptsd
hy Ers4srtsk HaksFs whsrs shsy viii - plsAssd 70
Naff q ~ Wes EaT eli % thsM. Exs-11
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS WILL BE REOElvED BY THE
A. Common Council Of the city Of EwAalsv tile
until June 18th, 1885, for grading AMI paving the
alley situsted between Third and Fourth Streets
and extending from Cherry TO Osk Street. 4
Specifications may be- sseRaM the Clerks Office
By order Of the Council. "a z
mylb, det. A. "a. McGRaFEi Cisrks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
1--5- DAHD 5.---f nan
...z....- O1h1 IA. - IL.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EVANSVILLE. lo
BANK

q This Bank will be located on The corner Of Main
and First streets. in the room BOW occupied By
AR. Hsaiy' IS soon a. the aeesssAry changes can
be made a-l
G. 3: DEMENT,. Prss,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-16
AEGfC<AGNSIh1A LIN ASAS -
FOR
THE CELE B f AT N
OF
ST. PATRICK'S D A Y.

THE IRISH ASSOCIATIONS, INCLUDING
the Emmett Guard and such citizens a. may
desire TO participate will form on street, south
of aud right resting on TAYLOR at 81 O'CLOCK
A, NJ, and proceed to the Catholic Church.
The other Military Companies, Firemen, City
and County Officers and all others taking part in
the Procession. will form precisely at llt o'clock
A. NJ, on b street the right resting on the north
side of Sutton avenue whrre they will be joined
by the Emmett Guard and other Irish Associations
from the Church the formation being in two Di-
visions, and in the following order:
First Division.
Metropolitan Brass Band;
Emmett, Guard, Captain Punkett;
E lsworth Zouaves, Captain Flattery;
Chief and Assistant Engineers, President and sec
retary of the Fire Department
Board Of Delegates Of Fire Department;
Virginia Fire Department in order of seniority:
Orator, President Of the Day, Chaplain AMI Foet'
in carriages;
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, in carriages;
County Officers, in carriages.
second Division.
Band;
Citizens, Gold Hill;
Fenian Brotherhood;
Irish American Benevolent Society,"
Citizens, on foot;
Citizens, in cRrrlageS;
Citizens on horseback.
F The Procession. preceded by the Grand
Marshal, will march through B street to the Ash
land House, on the Divide, where the Delegation
from Gold Hill will be received; thence VIII
countermurch down street 10 Carson; up Car
son to B along B IT, sutton avenue; down sui
ton avenue to d street, and along to Mcguire
Opera House. where the Exercises will be con-
Quoted In the following order:
/. Introductory Remarks by the President W.
J. Stephens.
9. Poem. by Joseph !. Goodman
B. Music. Band.
4. Grafton, by William Woodburn.
5. Music Band.
+. Dismissal.
r. The following gentlemen have been ap'
pointed Aids TO the Grand Marshal II; );
O'Reilly, Sam. T. Curtis, John E. Doyle NJ Flood
and N. McCluskey.
The Irishmrn Of Virginia respectfully invite all
their fellow-citizenS to participate win tnein IN
the Celebration.
The Grand Marshal will be designated oy 9
Green Scarf, and the Aids by Green scarf Win
Red white and Blue Rosettes.
Strict punctuality az to time eSpecishy re-
Quested. p. Il. LANSAN =,
mhl3 I'd GrRno MeIsnnI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-16
METALLIC W. PAPER MONEY.

As nv article wherein ! stated that
there were only about seventy millions of
specie for one thousand millions of green
backs has called forth considerable COM
ment in California papers, will now state
how got at it, that my doubling friends
may have some more material to work
upon in their strong advocacy Of paper
currency. Although my figures have
been doubted, they have rot been proven
incorrect. I'll err, it will be as pleasing
to me as it possibly can be to any one
else, and herein give details to call forth
facts and figures. Assertions Of error
amount to nothing; work out your
proofs. I will here state, in connection
with this specie business, that there are
not two estimates alike, even by parties
having greater facilities for knowing than
/ have.
For instance, Mr.. Chase says that on
the LIST of November. 1861, the coin in
circulation and in banks was probably not
less than 100000, 900.
The Bankers Magazine, which ought to
be considerd good authority, gives the
amount in the banks, including several
Southern States, at
For 1861 So. 674.5 07
For ls62 .....................l0 2 2O7. 55g
For 1868. -l0l ,2ag7 1863
Alexander Delmare, for 1868, set the
amount at -ll5,UOO,UOO
The Bankers Magazine, as You will
see above. for the same year, set the
amount lOl 2I,3o9
Hunts Merchants Magazine sets it AT. .243, 0OOOOO
DR.. William Elder puts the entire bank
circulation of 1868 land there was no
such thing specie paymeuts) At. -l6s, 100000
Now, as l find such diversity of 6g-
ures, set aside all, and take the specie of
all the banks in the loyal States. and
which are in number 1854, and make an
addition of the sum total, and it occurs to
me that this style Of figures is hard to get
over. That you may judge whether |
have gone into the question minutely, l
will Just give you the number of banks in
each State that has been figured up, taking
their own statements of specie on hand:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-16

Committee Of Arrangements.
Cant n ] Oullahan, Capt Thos g Murphy,
r n'C,onnel. James Hendrehsn,
= NcCann. -Carrell
Invitation Committee.
GOLD HILL.
Hon JB Winters, Lima Colboth,
Hon John II Mills, John Carley,
Hon VIM n Hall, mcclellan,
Martin O'Reillyr Wright,
AZ E;,znatrick' PO'Donohue,
piahor5 Games. Dennis Leary
Valentine Butch, Jnhn AlcCurdy,
John McCur, ~ nIos Neville
WIN Logged, tHos NarreH
MNcCarthy, Iohh htnlahon,
Tobn CInvcy Peter OConnor,
Pr splane, Hon WIN Bishop,
tI,r,, WcI3inn Flood,
thomas Campbell, H g Maynard.
iobn WcCnade, F0Ball
Pete poSie, Bernard Quigs,
Joseph D BinnS, MACK DAILY
Iobp Mccarthy, John Donohue.
IIuoys WIN Kelley,
William LOBBY NELSON
Iacob / Schaftr, Geo Aylesworth.
Judge Robinson, Mm Beegan.
r Hoyert. HIM Vesey,
NJ Boyle,
Hon Pembroke Murry, Peasley,
Hon ID Meagher, Tim Cronin'
Frank Huehes John Doyle,
F Monott, n Callighan,
WIN Woodburn, Francis o. Neil,
p Mccall, Alexander Burke.
Thomas Flannary Hugh Kelley,
Iospph Cummings Pat McCourt,
s O'Rielley, Pat LannRn,
lanes Malone, JP Gallagher.
Thos Preuderville, Capt John GaIi''
Cant los r Pluukett, Lieut. O'Tool
NJ DAILY,
AMERICAN CITY.
Hon Patten, John Flannery'
Hon u Burns, Ruweli,
H Brown. John Corcoran.
SILVER CITY.
Jos Newly, Jos Trench
Capt Terry, NJ Reese1
DOWNTOWN.
John McCone. Dennis 0'Leary,
Jos Ryan, Daniel .Carroh'
DAYTON.
VIM Martin, NJ McDermott'
D Reedy, Chas Quinn,
D Murphy, VIM Reiley'
John Lpary. NJ McMshan,
Thos Sha, Judge Reynolds,
John Hundley, Judge Hayden.
Reception Committed
Capt A Plunket, o'Connsll'
+ Splaiu, McCannt
~ Ward, VIM Began,
JP McKennR.
Floor ManRRersi
Cant Oullsbau, Capt 0'Rialley,
Cant John Cahill, Lieut. p OTool,
Jas Hanrahan, 20 Donoghue
Mr. Malurkey, Mr. Carroll,
Frank Hughes.
Floor Director......C Capt. Thos. G. Murphy.
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sl63,2O5,T03
By Mr.. Chase's estimate there would be
only Sl63, 2O5,703. Now, it is not very
modest in me to doubt Mr.. Chase figures
but 1 must do il, nevertheless. His using
the word probably, shows that when he set
the figures there were some doubts in his
mind If there was not misprint OF 2l0
for ITO. In the same report, he remarks
that the bank circulation in January, 1861,
wa, $3.50, 600, 900. We all know they had
no, as much specie as circulation. Win
all due respect to the several authorities
think the Bankers Magazine Is entitled TO
the greatest credit; so that the figures
given of there being only about $40 600 OOO
specie, as a backing for Sl,OoO'ooO'ooo
paper money, is as near correct as can De
figured out, without having every dollar
vaulted and counted.
Some entertain the idea that we are
coming very large amount, and retaining
it in the country. Now, while we are on
the subject of coin. will extract from
Mint statistics the amount Of coinage lot
the following fiscal years: