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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-19

cation, Tulsre county, CalIfornla.-Sotice Is
hereby given that at a meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of tho above named Company. held
May 5th, 1866, an assessment (No. H. Of one
dollar (eD per share was duly levied upon all
the assessablr stock Of the Company, payable
Immediately TO the Secretary, in United States
gold coin.
A discount Of Ave per cent will be allowed on
all amounts paid on or before the FIFTH DAY
Of June next.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
H. c. MANNING, Secretary.
nfo.. toce
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Notice.

Notice IL Hereby Given, thut Mt y
Regular Meeting OF the Trustees Of the California
Consolidated Mil and Mining Company, an as
sessment (No. l3 Of One Dollar per share was
levied on each and every share Of capital stock.
.na ;s-r- r1 s. d. CoNNELL, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April ., 1866. ap93 I'd
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IMPORTS.

FEoH ssS FRaScI-co-per Comet, Nov. al c. books, J
bbls AMI 10 hf bbls shfskey. = bxs almauars. l bx acids 5 oxs
sarSaparIa. 7 bag To- root. 20 kps rails. - axle grease. ! dcz
.hoxeIs. cs hari~are, I blI brass tgh~ 1bll steel II esdrus--
2 es potash, . bbls ep-om salts 50 c. cider, II c. cigars, oes
btt~rs. J cSEs vine. l pig ahsinthe, , bbis hams, = pkss chess
II c. boats ard shscs. - bdls wiuiows- 80 doors, : pkgs bran
dy. s G. Eqaors, I VaI=e, , psgs samples, C yrlhoS metal. !
Dag. sk@ahinx nails. > psgs marble, 1856 scks potatoes, loo c.
onions. 5 bxs plants. 90 Pkgs -Four, ! bale hops, ! e-ks are j
e, hat. J C. ny goods. Il bxs ink. ! 6 handksrhies-, lie
pr.nss. 2 bales d-nims 10 pkgs psint OIL l ezs sdl ash ! pigs
machinery. 1 psg Enc. 10 bbis coal tar :! bis apples, ] bx
sp-eie. %. pk-s gruceucs, 4 esks white lad ! Gun, 20 c.
bread, LOO cabbagts. l ek sous. 2 6 etothing- l bN eSr 2Pkgs
naSic, = pggz saddlery, l pkg ieSehy, = pkE- saws > c>ks
etAret. ? bags shoe peg, I ruu leafher, ! ru enaueie4 cloth, l
Pkg xafchnAkerss tools, $50 Pkgs assuI mise
Fao1 Srrxl-Fsr seheIeh0G, Nov 26-s51 bis sal-on, l
box 50 maT-inx AMI > mufs-
FHox yIcrozIA-Per Mink, Nov $50 tons pig iron, So
pkzs ae. "a c. gin. 10 6 <hskey, 10 pk-s brandy, 5 pkEs
sherry. 100 LbIs anl hslf bbls saEn0u, 20 scks oats, l truss
cIolh, Il pEgs as.ti nd@-
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From cur NeE Bedford exchanges We CLEAN the foE0Sing re-
ports from xhaIesLivs, which will he new TO Ios; Sha!emen
B,rk o--e1a u. Capt Martin M4loy, sailed from New Bed
ford sept l.. Gr Atlantic Ocean
Can't. BENJAMIN Dyer and vic. q Truro, Celebrated their
r1tien Eeddiug on the i5;h q August They we're married by
The last q the pastors in tia; town, settled for life
The Nez LanI9n star says that the yacht Calypso built in
that city. Won $1,000, BY beating the entire feet Of yachts into
Ne~Vort last -ees-
A Lttsr from Cart Gif7ri, % bark Matilda Scars, q Dart
mouth. rer0rs her a Galapagos Islands, May 18Th. with 1O
bbf.. sp~nm AMI 60 30. whale OF board, taken since having
Taicuhuan1-
4 k-tter from Mi. Grnnel, hrst oH-er % schooner Admiral
Ezke. o. Spufca1. r-Tars her al SEA July l6lh, No Lax SC,
With IS bb.s- Sperm and loo Do humptacS OIL
Aktter from Capt Tamslen, % bark Platns. q wes;por;,
r-rC-- mr. a. Pats. JuIy SO;h. having taken 40 hbis- sperm
al n Lat cr-i-e lie hal hlai al his casks, and az he cJGld
not obtain any more would proceed home
letter from Capt Ho~iaDd. Il ship Commodore Morris, %
Nez HaiarI rlr1rs her At ssa, July Z3ih, 10 Hat &c having
taken 80 bb.s. sperm oil SINCE last rePoFted-JO sperm since
Ieayin- FayaI Iu May
A Iet.er firm Cspt Laub=s;. ol schooner Ellen Erimau, %
Fairhsven. reports her at sA, July 2Gth- NJ lat SC With loo
ibis sperm OIL All sell
A letter from Capt Giflri, q bark China, q Ns= Bedford,
rsr,--s lar a. NauH.ius. JuIy g;h. ~fh go bbs. sperm and
go o.. EhaIs oL. AL u4I-l5O sperm since leaving CAPE To=n-
tt,tsr frr1 Cart Lev =. . bark Sa Ranger. q New Bed
20 mi EFeru zha-s, an -; a leo bbi. whale - Parting lines.
AL sell
4 Ietter firm the hrst Officer q ship MHtgn Grant. = Ss~
Bedford. r=gars har a. SEA, June sih, 10 lat &c With so O0ls
sperm OIL AL veil
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SENGE

For s.S FE.yosco-psr Monitor, Nov. 2Ss ' T0rn4aist,
Mr. Bss-ett. Mr. Dcnre-S-
From SrkA-p.r SchslshoE. Nov 2S-= Grant D WCotuf,
W Story. J Barley. A Al0Ero, J Inseith. ) Richardson, SlzA-
J Hauis-e.
Fr Sax FzaS-rsCo-per n c Murray. nov. 26-E Hal. jr.
Miss Sarah SrGddsrd- Capt French CaPt = y HAl-=y- ii
Bailey. " NoTt0u. Jas . Cou-r, G Z Allen, " II Allen Go
p Susrssz. Capt Z p FISH wife and sJu. 4 Randall at -te,
Mr. and Miss l. graham. r W Rose. { : siss1n. Mr. Nose
ustrh. Nj LeouhariL J Z Williams. 7 II Brcsli-, ' Dr=sch-r,
L Church. J Oas4lva, II Ryan. L II wHson-2s-
For BEEMEx-per = G wyIie, Nov. 2s-F kruger, wife and
. chisirea. Capt p L1bbers, Master S,hreber-o-
- So Ta.S-rzro-psr Comet. Nov. 2+-Nr ] Woie-
hol-s. n y Ms Commissioner aDd Consul General Ter the sand-
wich Is.Aad-. Eijh LADY. 3 children AMI 2 servants Mrs R=y-
rgfI.- Ms J Aver= and child, Mrs Uumphr=s, Mrs VI Beck
wtth aaI > children. Mrs y y HaEiey. Nrs ad Miss lnghan,
Mr. AFcb4r and daughter. " Go-iAie, W G van c1rtt. II .
Eba.Ies. james McJaeruey.J II Nobb. STsEEACs-Danl Has
L-v. Richard Eastward. ? J Langley 9 Sas-. Jesus GouIal-.,
F5xin J,uues. IsEts Muud, Louis Wesin-eT, Ssm1 Campbell.
Jha-1aS Les. J uatv--S5 passengers in sL
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EXPORTS.

soE BsENEo-Fer T. c. wyEe, Nov 2sth-e30 tdis CsdSOO
Ibsl shaIsbore, - P.ss C5252 AIS whale OIL > psgs
Is 255 gnsl sperm OIL, 155 70 Q33s3 ns) -airus teeth :
boxes go Ihl t1rti- shell, 5lJ9 pieces tgs.g>0 bD tuIoek
hEie.. I lot QIIl nsJ hhie trirmIngs- loo horns 25 casks
80. 500 Ibsl uslio~- i casks ESQ garsl Eolas-ss, q C furs- 10
CO OIL yellow metal, ) copper bolts, l oale $50 bel : | cotton
a. bales C1sS& Ibs) ssoi- : G. sundriss-
Value % Foreign Pr-iuce.- o.
Value OF Domestic FrSilce---------.--- S9V@
Value u $3.50 -
FSR SAx FEAxct-CO-Per Mentor. Nov $500 bales D55s3
Ts) pclu. > casks nl29 EtE-l eocnanUt od, Go Egs C,l->ii lh-j
sugars. 9l pksS C1OGO3 Ealsl mola-sss- . bdis (s91l goat skins,
90 pcs (.5+5 IsJ bullock hides ] coil curiAse-
Value Ereim..----sss CO Value domestic siO-&7 -
Foz say PEAsCsCS-psr n G Murray, Nov $3.50 pkrs
355. 4s9 Ibs) sugars. 500 bhls lO.ioi gals molAsses- loo hGnches
banana, 5 c. HqaOTs, ! bot beef
Value kreszn....-.....s9 5 o. Value dones;ie.----sIo,955 25
FoE NEw BE3E0ED-per Psre, Nov SO-5Oi Pkgs (62l52
gsrsl whale oil, : casks Ealus skins, 80 bols Gal gaIOnsl
motasszs-
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The Whahng Fleet.

We haze - rrpor . uanbsr q ARRIVAL. here and al Hl1-
during he pas: wees 4; lilo, CaP- worth advises q Tie
oIoEing- sp-rl. Whale Bau~-
Sov- Z-Ba-z Jas. An P=rue-. - 20 iSJ
=4-SLp GzllDl=. Bzk=r---- tU0 report
49,. Washington Blsar- tEl rT1TLD
Ssh NJ Waa4-tan. wins 100 10 lyvOJ
a: tHs rorr re have had 9 arrivals from til north and
wiaisart stand. tie past Eees, making IL al Il vessels
~hieh Nil Ds f0gad repouei b=.g-. TEo or three more Ves=es
are still o b hezri froa-
Th-ss later arrivals 5u.y len tie Arctic November lst- aai
soms q them lave in proved their catch very much By staying
later than the ret q the feet An Interesting fact ill = no.
tc-d IN Cap Prnuman'- report, j. g, the eject % oil spi--d
OF the -4,eT- II calming the ~zv=s IN = storm Il op-r4t-d
slE.o.t in-taatsnso1sIy, AMI q. .r a. the Oil reached, ;hs sl--
Ee- 4 The VAR became sm1th a. gltss, While b@yOud IL H.
f1sace tL- ga "a, White nth the storm. Capt Pennim4n
assgres Is that nnllIng but the lO- o. his OIL saved his chip
fraua going ash9re-proyi1g, in this instance, a very profitable
l=s. The Incident Sl remind every one Of the Psalmis;s ex-
preston q - pouring oil o. the -rOgbIed =atsrs"
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DEPARTURES.

Nov. GAM VI ship Northern Light, COugh, for q cruise
and home.
2i-Am ~h ship COrneIias H0EAni, Houan, for a
cruise AMI homs-
24-Am zh ship Gsyhead, Kelly, Cor a cruise
3S-Steamsr Kfaues- NcGreSor, for NiDdSanl Ports
2S-Schr M0i Wahin-. George Or koioa-
25-Schr Prince. Hatfield, Cor Hanaki-
2S-schr Mary Ellen. West. for Naihee-
2s-Am lark ID Z Murray, Bennett, ior san Francisco
.5-Am barsentine M0uiter- Nelson for san Francisco.
2B-km Eh ship LasDds, Esh-r, hr a cruise
=I-Am VII ship Norman. Chihiss Or n cruise
27-sm zh barx ga Breeze, Hamilton, Or 4 cruise
fan ship Josephine, Chapman for aeruise-
fam vii bark Eagle, MckeuLiet FOR a cruise
- Am wh bark Nslas. DRAKE, &r q cruise
@g-Am xh ship John Wells. Dean Er a cruise
z7-Schr MOi K=iki, Antone, for kaEalgi-
Zs-km wh sgip LYDIA. Hathaway, tr n cruise
gs-Hax bark L. q. wyEe. HatfsrmGn- fer Bremen
2g-Am Eh ship VIM aud Henry. St,tson. tor a cruise
Zg-Am uh ship q W Morgan Lsnicr-, tr SrS Bedford
SO-Am WI bark SUNBEAM Barrett fr a eruse-
3O-OdeEburg brig P-rIe, Tiers, ir New Bedford
3O-Schr Helen, BaEistier, for Mako
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ARRIVALS.

sla5-=- -sF-=-A sG-eSs. DAVIS. from Arctic, Il ZOE
bbIs oI and 1000 nster. ~ 90 via HiIo-
Gam bark Comet. Daley, II day ION san Francisco,
with udse TO q. Brewer < Co.
2S-An VII ship James Naury, Cunningham, I'm Arctic,
with 100 b6i- Ol and 1900 Ibs bone
25-Schr Kz Moi. Antoine, from kahuiui-
ZS-Russ brig sehei-hod. Hanson, - days from shka, 70
IiacSfeIt x CO.
ss-Schr NaIOfo. Smith, from SIhau-
9s-Srbr Helen. Banisser. from Mako
2s-Am xh ship OCEAN, Barter, frOu Arctic. With 80
DsGs auI fOUUU lbs pOce-
2s-Sebr Mink, Ella. 10 days from Victoria.
2-Schr Apberni. Briggs, for ka~aihae-
ao-Am wh ship Minerva Psnniuan, from Arctic with
1000 obls oil and 1900 lbs bone
ag-Am xh ship Canton Packet. Frazer, from Arctic,
with sou bbls oil and 1900 Ibs bone
s9-Sehr Kate Lee. Fountain, fr4n Makes Landing.
2s-sehr Em-Ine, Haley, from KOnA and hau-
5O-Sch obi E-lO-, from HHo-
Gam .E bark A~.shonks. Norton, frsu Arctic, with
$50 bbIs and 10000 bbIs bone
Dec. I-Schr Active. Quincy frUm kOhaEA
I-stmr KHaaea, NeGregOr, from stnd-arl pors-
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ITEMS.

Il Is said TIA; dsrsz tn drain q sp-c- from the Bank q
England. an oG-r Ess male ~ the Bank q Franc % loan that
Institution EIOOoOOCO sterling tneariy hsif the reserve q te
Er~rch Bank az the bE Fate % , pr cent but u Sas 10.
accepted KumOr zays tie Os-E Il tie Bank q France ~as
prsmpteI By Tie EmpsrUr-
Il IS stated that marry every German prnce has AZ ieas: =
k1nirzd thJu.ant dollars invested IN AmercZn securities, AMI
the Ling q Hanover. Who has been utih-d that he cannO, re-
turn % hs thrOue, has bali = million Ia hans 20 there is
Httfe danger q their actual starvation Il they DO becUm= pr
vlts eitIens-
TH0Nas BCESs -. JANIS :. DLLIyGHAz-This was a libel
against James :. Dillingham; H- the alleged hi- fmprsoumen;
Of n. Hb-Iant On bard lie ship Boz Jacket nO~ lying at
N=w Bedori, % shicb The defendant ~s master. The libel
lat alleges that be vas temporarily on board q the ship AZ
san Francisco, then about 90 proceed from that port To Homo
lula IN the service u the mate, but under 10 contract TO proceed
upon The voyage While r-turning from the ship - his house
ca shore he vas arrested By the defendant, pat in irons- and
kept On board tiryggh the ysy age u Houolsll, al the une
pr0Sestiay that he bad nothing 70 do With the ship Having
been detained n long tine AMI subjected TO many iniisu-tivs-
he vas finally released at that port by juice Robertson on
Eabeas corpus IL las since Travelled az gre expense all the
Way To Ihi5 city to procure reires-. and nDs seeks u recover
damages in the sum Of $500 Er the alleged false Imprisonment
The defendant answers that the hbelEnt vas a seaman, and
that all the ALLEGED wrongful acts were justified By his refusal 70
obey orders
Heard and decision reserved. G. g. Thomas Tor the libeIlani
snd 7. X LsthrDp Er the decentralization dfUsTtser-
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COLUMBIA RIVER I n

4 SMALL LOT OF THOSE So
~.S perior Salmon. Just Received.
$40 81 And For sale by BOLLES & Co.
TEAS
POFCHOSG, ORANGE, PECco, &c, &c, &c.
Received per MARY FRIScls, and for sale
OARS, assorted sizes;
JUST ~RECETTED per CEFLoN
For sale by BCLLES & Co.
Portland Cement, Rosendale Cement
And ~CALIFORyT4 LIME.
AL fresh and In Order. For sale by B0LLES & Co.
Preserved Meats and Vegeta bles,
OYSTERS IORSTERS. GCAH4UGs. &c, &c.
5s = For sale BY BOIL p X CO.
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COM
slrrEDar. pEcEusER =

Ii-eo-
b ~ Co7sf. EheE smroi ffon S&a Faacsuo, s0on aii-r
cur at PsFer ~s AsCsd. sc received -dsees 20 ts % XII
This vessel had a aae ra over o = days. si a pzssAg~ back
q Il Her car=5 4 ss.ar hI been i.sI--i q Al a1c.l1o-
re~EGnE fru $50 fr caTs=- . SO s. Er bt Era4=- ~
80 crcuDsl-1ces IE1s--te AZ EFovsu--t ere ~ in tie
pres x -a4r their. AMI The Pr-F=t -. n; bckH- o u--
Tor s@zr DeatLz OLs g th= pUlGpai r=G-us As sc5Pl=1
working szhH=- the sscEl1d-rs ut feeling -4u-5-i EtE th@
enlargement, ard wishing 90 Pct au -ul % the s-roa- clp@-itou
Sa-h has ben carrie! % sr s-y-r-I E.a.Ls- Tie sock q!
hza-r .r.is - Lgh-, 4ad pnc= have prAzbay ere til. .I-
v.Scd-
In cher islAn5 -prDluee.-uoasse- = q1ot-i a. 254Zsie PR
gaI0u5 Pa.g slI-s ~ I9lcs rEe. etoez- s42iG
4zorz th= arrivals q ~Ezl-rs ~ 80 Pf4Hzseo, zs aJ51e
the fg5-nr=
KEzsbsta S-HE. P bbs-
He-n Mar
Cora.
t41taa- G-Hl1a--------------- -----------tVJ
A1rEsls Al-t1e--------
AG--acagses-s, With ----------lcJ
Aafrt-an----------
Fanny. H1nhnE---- ---.----------AS sP--No
The t1tai CT ant bone srrv-d th-r- Up 70 November ], IS
sLA,-t a: Il sos bzr-is OIL and 1850 lbs tone.
God N Neg York S8v-zb-E 2 stood ~ 1i7s- having lnzed
b=tr-en Is and Us &c tn 70 days pr-y5sGs-
O%s in Se- York O-t ] ~er= firm az prsvIous qasaiions-
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LoC4L

The pas. has b-n Al S-tis- week among TIL shipping With
T-qaat suivzz ant departure, rOt~hhst-DI.ng The cain
vhica pr-vzF-s ir several day% Amsns the brHer are the
Comet, skh a tal zssortsl earEo ,rlm san Fraaesea, tie Rus
siaa brig scs@Eshg1 Et,a salr8Dn AMI fsrs from shka, and the
schoon>r Ma 18th Hqa1r. AMI .undr-s Lrom Victoria
TIE sxports have been 81 daring tie week embracing tie
r. e. Eyas fr Br-laes, Nth = carso q 81 and boEe valued Ct
ans soJ abe d. G Murray AMI ToHi,oT, Nth carg@s 81
produce for san Fran=isso. the brig PsTfs, AMI ~h2ie-hips
xrno6Aa and C. ~. Morgan, With oI All sandries ia Mes
Bed0rd-
The barks caEsbris9S, CSmSf AMI SarifI are baling fr san
Fnsesseo. ard sill probably sail between the izh AMI l5-h inst
The ship CsyEoa and bark ATetHe, viii bofh sail % d<y hr
New BeIs1rd Ei;h fI earEoss % al and bone Tie ioLaNf
and A. ,. Pope are i1adiHs rr the sane por-
The British bark severn, zLleh taded oil ad hone at ths
por. last spring. arrived ~ Se~ BeIhrI Octob=r :, after = pas
sag ofI4O days
The American clipper ship syra, Nlrse, saHei from Boston
fs this por; October Is, After having been detained is days On
aecnGnt q the severe storm OF the Atlantic Coast she i en-
sfxaad 20 Ncssrs- c. Ere~eT L CO.
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Also On H a N dy

Also On H n N d
BEST CIDER VINEGAR PEI IOLANL.
Sugar Cured Hams,
Kits Tongues and Sounds,
Kits No. l Mackersl,
Kits Haibut Fins,
Best Oregon Salmon at Retail.
Mackerel, RqHJut Fms,
Tongues and Sounds, on Retail.
Bes, Malaga Layer Raisins,
Best English Vinegar in bottles,
Preserved MIX,
Japan Tea,
Orange PeEoe Tea,
Basket Tsl,
Charcoal, ~Demj5hn.,
Water Buckets, Lamp chimneys, wicking.
sariines-
Quahaugs,
Castle Soap,
Fancy Soaps.
DoEuer's Kerosene,
Best Polar oil.
New Beans. Dairy Sat.
FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY:
FRESH PIES,
FRESH GINGER BREAD,
GINGER SNAPS, FRESH JUMBLEs.
Baked apples.
Baked Hams. en- retail:
Hams Baked 10 Order,
Orders FOR Cakes solicited.
Cakes Baked to Order.
Fresh Bread delivered to Order to any
par; OF the City, Nuuanu Valley or Waikiki
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly dispatched
BY McCANDLESS & Co.
54s 8, Corner Fort and King SITS, Honolulu.
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wooD.-In Honolulu. November II. IS65. Mara KsnanG,
wife Of 6eorSs WOOD The deceased nad Elost faithfully dis
charged the duties Of . wife aoI mother. fr a PERIOD Of .
years
AI<Txs-In this city. November - ". Atkins, a memher Of
Hook anil LIiier Company No
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Ships' NIniIs.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.

FOa sAx FRGScrscO-p-r Comet, soon
For ,sIxpwAEO POEIs-per Kits1sa- on Monday.
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DEPARTURES.

Oct as-Az ~h slip Northern Lisht. Cough. for Honolale.
Si-AE al zhip Gent Scott. Washburn- for Honolulu
Nov. 5-Am Nh bark Active, RObinsou. fr Honolulu
lam Eh barE CicrO, Faun. tor Honolulu
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Oct. a5-Am vi ship northern Light, Cough. I'm Arctic. with
$50 Sd 80 bbls N OIL and 10000 rs bone -eAs11-
S0-Am VII ship GeuT Scott. Wa.hburn, from Arctic with
SG0bSls- Oh oil AID 1900 lbs bone- season.
Nov. Am VII bark Active Robinson, from Ochotsk- with
20 bbis xh- OF ard 5000 Ibs bone. season
5-AE VII bark Cicero. Paun. from Ochotsk, with 20
bbls VII oil AMI 2sS3 rs bone, season
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JUST RECEIVED PER COMET!

JUST RECEIVED PER "C0MET!"
CHOICE CALIFORNIA POTATOES.
- Silver skin Onions, fresh Turuips,
ureel ATPvs, oregon DTeI ApFnvs,
California Dried Peaches. Honiny, Oatmeal,
Buckwhea: Flour, Kegs Pickles, Split Peas,
New Goldfish,
Picked Tongues,
Smoked Beet,
Smoked Tongues,
Smoked Salmon,
Smoked IIerrings,
Emerson's Fresh Oysters,
X. q. L Co.'S Oysters,
Sp.ced Oysters, l and = lbs. tins;
Lobsters.
Sausage Meat,
California assorted Table Fruits,
Washing Powder,
Saleratu-, soda,
Pepper Sauce,
Olives.
Cases Gherkins, qs. half gals. and gallons;
Curry, Table salt,
Preserved Citron.
. oswego Corn Starch,
Bermuda Arrowroot,
Fresh Ground sare,
Table Prunes, 25 cents per pound;
California Hams and Bacon, Leaf Lard, Billings Hams,
Cases Cream Ctsese,
Anlerson's solaee, washoe Tobacco. choioei
Fresh Mustard, for sale per poundi
Fre-h Ginger, for sale per pound;
New Cal. Hops, extra;
Maple Sugar,
Maccaroni and vermiceui,
Extra FnmiIy Flour.
E:uisisn GHtc Baker. Extra.
California carr, ! II packages Of Prunes.
Tins Soda, Wine, Milk, Water, Picnic and
Jenny Lind Cakes,
TIM California Jumbles,
Boxes Saloon Bread.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

GARRErT-GATLORD-I Honolulu- Nov 2sth. by the Rev
Father Hermann, William H. Garrett, cooper. 70 MS Ehen
6aykrt. both Of Hcnosulu-
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A delegation of freedmen subsequently
called on us and stated that in addition to
the two plantations which General Ely was
eultivatingou Government account, he was
also planting on his own account the
farms of Robert Joiner and A. M. Hunt
This delegation further stated that twenty
nine colored persons, men, women and chill
drer, suffering from smallpox, were crowd-
ed in to one room about twenty feet. by
twenty-four in size, and placed on the bare
floor, with no bedding, while their only COW
ering WAS the blankets they had brought
with them. These poor creatures were left
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Oglo Statesman,
TIE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU.
Gems. StcCdman and FulICrtOn'S
Report for South Carolina,
Florida and the Sea
Islands.
PerniCiOuS Effects of Gen. SaxtOn'S
Policy.
IdleneSS, Disorder and Bitter An
tagOniSmS Among the Freed
men.
More Reverend Bureau Agents.
The PhilanthrOpiC Chaplain and
the Profits of his PhiIan-
thrOPy.
The Surrender of the Sea Island
Land AIlOtmCntS Recon-
mended.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 4, 1866.

Hon. E. M Stanton Secretary of War:
SIR-We have the honor to submit the
following report of our inspection of the
operations of the Freedmen's Bureau in the
Military Departments of South Carolina
aud Florida, aud of the condition of the
free dmen's settlements on the Sea Islands
and sea coast under General Sherman's or
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BUREAU PLANTING AT COLUMBIA

BUREAU PLANTING AT COLUMBIA,
The first point in South Carolina where
we commenced our investigation was Co
lumba. Here we found Brevet Brigadier
General Ely, Sub-Assistant Commissioner
of the Bureau, who has charge of a dis
trict which embraces an indefinite number
of counties. We were unable to obtain
from him statement OF the extent of ter
ritory over which he presided, for the rea-
son he himself did not know the linn
its of his Jurisdiction. This officer is quite
extensively engaged in the cultivation of
plantations. His planting interests in the
Vicinity of Columbia required so much of
his time that in one instance at least we
found that he had seriously neglected his
duties. General Ely stated to us that he
was cultivating two plantations on Govern
ment account, leased by himself as Bureau
Agent, at cash rent of five Thousand dol
lars year. On three other plantations he
stated that he had put freedmen to work
and furnished them with Government ra-
tions, which were to be paid for out of their
crops. One of these plantations, he after
wards said, had been rented by William B.
Shepley, of the 25th Ohio Infantry, who
had been a clerk in his office. He General
Ely had put the freedmen to work on the
plantation while Shepley was away at his
home, and had promised to give them one
half Of the drop.
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The numbers of refugees to whom rations
have been issued are:
uNNECEssARY RELIEF.

1t will be perceived, by reference to the
above statistics, that Brevet Major General
Scott, the present Assistant Commissioner
of the Bureau, upon entering upon the dis
charge of his duties, greatly reduced the
issue of rations to freedmen. The sup
plies furnished consisted of pork or bacon,
fresh beet, flour or soft bread, hard bread,
corn meal, beans, peas aud hominy, sugar,
vinegar, candles, soap. saltand pepper. The
reduction of the issue of ratiOns made by
General Scott since taking charge of the
affairs of the Bureau in South Carolina,
clearly indicates, in our Judgment, that his
predecessor, General SaXtOn, issued much
larger number OF ratiOns than would have
been required had he pursued the wise pol
icy since inaugurated by General Scott, of
employing proper means to induce the
freedmen to labor, instead of encouraging
them to depend upon the Government for
support. We think there will be no neces-
sity for the issuing of rations in this De-
partment to either freedmen or refugees"
beyond the present season, if the policy of
General Scott is carried out.
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1t is not in the power of Gems. Tilson and
Scott until crop has been raised under
their respective administrations, to ma
terally improve the condition of the freed
men on the sea islands. Although these
officers have effected sautary reforms in
the habits of the blacks and in their dispo-
sition to labor, and have been instrumental
in removing from their minds many of the
absurd ideas which had been ilIstilled
among them, idleness, discord and bitter
preIudices against the white people still ex-
ist