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Too MUCH COMPANY" All, Mr.. Simp-
kins, we have not chairs enough for our COM
pany." said u gay wife to her frugal husband.
"Plenty Of chairs, my dear, but q little too
much company" replied he.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

HIoH ToNED.-"H Hotel de Horse" 10 the
modern name for = livery stable on East
Broadway, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

A oooD motto for young women whose
beaux don't toe the mark-Double or
quits. i8aA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

DELAYED.-For want Of room to-day.
we are compelled to omi, our weekly re-
view Of Things at the Capital" until
tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

A HUNTER at Red Bluff shot at and
killed q farmers chicken, and had to pay
425 for the fun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

PLAIN NAMEs.-Itis eighteen years since
= man with q middle name occupied the
Presidential chair. ...H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

The New York Tribune states that one
man paid it last year, for advertising the sum
Of $1,000. One man paid 1880, and
another 5000 for one insertion OF an adver-
tisement in the Weekly Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

VALUABLE CHEcKs.-No less than two
hundred and twenty thousand baggage checks,
costing thirty-nine thousand dollars, are used
by the New York Central Railroad. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

The traitor Slidell is still in Paris, GU,
Of credit, out at the elbows, and almost
out in the street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23
NEW TO-DAY.
r

or the President Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill, Of the financial condition
Of tho Corporation. from October lst to December
3lst, A. d. 1865.
GEORGE W. AYLSW0RT,
President Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, Jan. y, 1855.
QUARTERLY REPORT
or the Treasurer Of the Town Of Geld
Hill, ending Deer 81, 1852
To tie President and Board of Trnstses eftAs
Topn Of Gold HUI NJ IN
GEsrLEMEN IL hereby report the following
correct statement Of the condition of'my books,
kept as Treasurer Of your Corporation, a. per
dates and amounts herein set forth:
1851 Receipts. =
Oct. balance on hand, as per last re.
1..F,om M:;iiai johnson, license. 500 =.
l6..From City Attorney Kellogg,
taxes, 1855 -.
l6..From Marshal johnson, license. $50 -.
%. From City Attorney Kellogg,
taxes. 1855 ................l,lO0 =.
Nov. O.. From Marshal johnson, license. 10 ..
ll..From City Attorney Kellogg,
taxes, W. :.
90. From Marshal johnson, license. IS =.
2O..From City Attorney Kellogg, o.
. taxes, 1865 ...........:.-..l,Do..
Dec 81. From City Attorney Kellogg,
o taxeE, 1855 ..............-.. SUo %
Total receipts. .t9,SJ5 ~
Distributed ~ follows: -
Redemption Fund. .e7,366 81
Contingent Fund. 1857 10
Total $3.50 40
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The cheapest kind OF lawyering is to
keep your own counsel. 800
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

HUSBAND" said an exasperated wife, I
can't express my detestation Of your con-
duct" "Wsll, dear, I'm very glad you
can't, was the cool reply. 1U
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

ExlRcIss for city clerks in a run on a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

WHEN is a ham like a convalescsnt per-
SOM When II 10 nearly cured.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
CARBON CITY DIsPATCm.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE COLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
Virginia Fire Observation-Disclosures

Virginia Fire Observation-Disclosures
Resolutions.
CARSON CRY, Jan. 23-2 P. ".
The Assembly Bill for the relief of the
officers Of Virginia City Fire Department,
giving them the salaries Of 1864, passed
the Senate, to-day, without amendment.
Mr.. Cutter gave notice of resolutions
asking Congress to give the Central and
Placerville Railroads United States Bonds
in lieu Of lands. ~
SAN FRANCISCO DlbPATCH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

Caledonia Tunnel and Mining Conn
pany, Gold Hill District, Nevada-Notice.-There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment levied on the
2lst day Of December, A. D. 1865, the several
q cunts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23
QUARTERLY REPORT
or tho Clerk OF the Beard or Trus.
tees Of Geld Hill.

To the Honorable Prssidsnt asd Board of Trns.
tees
GENTLLMEs - Following Ia O correct state.
mcnt Of accounts audited by you, and warrants
ordered issued for the same, for the quarter and.
Ing December 81, 1865:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23
AssAYBRs AND BANKERS NOTICES.
GOLD HILL
Pioneer Assay Office
ri. r r. 8,

Main street, below IWells, Farso q Co.'S
Once, next door 20 Denny's 3
Drug store, iaJ
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GOLD HILL, NEVADA.

h:ss1er eiESt Years il California, and for over
two yesrs in Neyria Il Gold HUI. via attend 70 ny
6udness entrusted TO h;ni With pno'pptnrSs A"'
care. tv
Gala. silver and Ores Of Every Descrlp.
" - ZION Assayod, 80
Aud rs,urnso OF Bullion made within six hoursin Bar
nnnGain ~ fha ontion Of the depositOrs.
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The Bank of California !

AGENCY, HILL, New
VIM. SHARON. GcnrARent.
THIs AGENCY is NOW PREPARED TO
/ receive Deposits Of COIN or BULLION
OPEN ACCOUNT,
Or % Issue Certificates Therefor!
Payable lat the option OF the holder, In GoldHnl
or In San Francisco; to make Collections pnI'
chase Bullion at the most favorable rates, or al.
vance coin thereon when forwarded 70 the Parent
Bank In San Francisco; sells Bills Of Exchange;
and transact q General Banking Business r
rl.'"i Checks for Salo on
London. Paris, "
Bank Of Ireland (DublIn). New York,
San Francisco. Boston,
Portland (Orcgon), Sacramento, etc.
- - WIN. SHARON. General Agent.
w. H. BLAUvELT, Cashier:
Gold Hill, Dec. !, 1855 decl
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And In accordance with law, aud an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 9Th day OF
November, 1865, 80 many shares OF each parcel OF
said stock a. may DO necessary, VIII Dc sola ~
Zoo. No, 327 Montgomery street. san Francis
co, on SATURDAY, February Sd, 1865, ct the
hour Of 10 o'clock n. Of said day, to pay said de-
~lInauent assessment thereon, together WIN eostS
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
J.. M. BURLINGTON, see'y.
Once No. 10 Government HOUSE.,
Corner OF Sansome and Warrington SITS,
San Francisco. California
D-Tb, above assessment may be paid 70 the
Secretary, or 10 JAMES v. C0FFEY,. No. ~
Taylor Building. Virginia, Nevada, before sac
day. JA'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

TWO SUITS OF FRONT ROOMs.A
L nicely furnlIhed. WILDE rented very low e!I
toa good tenant; also. I've or six roomsA
suitable for hAnliek Inquire At the nre-proof
brick building, No. l5s South O street, YirSnls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-23

F7rNo charge for Board OH the lsthmus. A
Baggage Master will be sent through each trip.
Freight and Insurance on Treasure mt the owest
rates.
W-The San Juan and Colorado rivers nre
now full Of water The transit from ocean to
ocean IL made In twenty hours!
The Moses Taylor Will snll February 18th. 1866
For further Information, apply TO
I.W. RAYMOND, Agent,
n. W; Corner OF Battery and Pine Streets: up
ylsIrs. San Francisco. IaZlth
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SAN FRANCISCO DESPATCH.
SAN FRAScrsGo, Jan. 2S-2 P. NJ.
Forenoon stock transactions.

'EcIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
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Opposition Steamer Day,

OPPOaITION TO NEW YORK,
Via Nicaragua. carrying the U. s.. Mail!
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been inducing freely in ardent spirits and, at length,
after an unusually large draught Of 'tanglefoot"
smashed his glass down upon the counter with great
noise and swore an oath that he had got TO kill some
body before the night over. He fully armed.
and going up stairs from the saloon In which he
drinking into O room filled with the devotees Of g.
Pharaoh, he sped one Duny. and swore another oath
that he was the man TO be killed. With kind Of rude
chvary he shook his st in Duys face and told him 70
60 and arm himself for he meant to kill him before the
night was over The next thing Mr. johnson knew no
wrestling with his antagonist in another room.
Duffy grapped with the redoubtable "thugn and ap-
peared fall but this was merely strategic movement
With the notion he shook revolver from the leg OF hs
pants throwing it down upon the floor. He then
stopped to grasp IT, and the next moment sending
balls through Johnsons body as rapidly as the pistol
could be discharged After receiving six shots johnson
took refuge beneath table but DUFFY shook another
revolver and kept firing away until the hero Of many
battles fell dead But this was not sufficient s'D-n
youn he cries tragcaly. +" II you are mot dead III
finish you" and drawing poniard he plunged it into
the body up TO the hilt each stroke Can imagine
anything more fendish Horrible
Thus ended the career Of Bob Johnson, a bad man all
his life and bad TO the death. But brutal and
nend-like as this murder may SEEM no win deny
that johnson at fault and that he brought 1t upon
himself It was his fate He had sent many a man out
of the world in the way and now he had dealt to
him only that which he had dealt TO others. II
clear case OF retributive justice.
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New Orleans correspondent OF Mobile paper fur.
nishes the following vivid description OF an anair In the
Crescent city
clear case Of rerIbutive justice is now causing some
excitement In city. For number Of years there
has been q person IN New Orleans known Bob John.
son. who enjoyed thu reputation OF being tho very worst
character Of q man ever allowed 10 breathe upon the
earth. Spending his days In drinking and oannR on
corners bis nights In gambling and riotng,
engaged In every difficulty that arose, and now
and then Inducing IN the luxury on killing boon com
panion or Of insulting peaceabs mon he became
The tsrror and adherence on all good citizens Az cleo.
tion times he out "brh'ht,n and, carrying Der.
leg and too<h pick under his roat collar, Mr. John.
son would svASrsr around the polls free american
citizen, and generally maze prAcucs oi
winning half Q dozen votes by putting a. many
Of the opposition pay1y In condition that utterly pre-
eluded the ides Of EXISTING vote Mr. JOHNSON nsa
killed three or fopr man IN his day, Nd mad woQnoea
many more than thai pumbcr but Al lenrth the dcy OF
rctrbusion came Neht bsfore last -. Johnsnn Ssd
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Es-Attorrey General speed ON the Ma
fional Ision Convention.

"
r. Ton ' " pooIurLE. Chairman, NC. -
4 ave the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt oi yow
roe Z the 10Th inst. with printed copy % !a iog
Nst, nal Union Convention 20 be held ~ phA
o. Inc 18th dny of August next You request IN case
no cal nd prinC ipeR inc sed IN u meet my atoNA'
tbN ran " NJ my earliest convenience Ihis Nslase
ronid "a n 20 imply that answer - desired 10
not sppro,. the call and the principles avoveh VI 70
other so,as that q failure 20 reply may be interpreted
al ihe nrtns, 'cs announced IN H. This pdtion ~
which y, - willing 10 be placed, when approve ot
many ~ M 49,, clpes set forth IN the call AZ YET DC
, hrtcsr si.t.l my r,,asons, nrst rremlenf that
al NJ, ~ og,,,o 10, vcry respectable gentlemen who
r.vc sod. al, a., the acsnowledAed o'gat Of the
rfeai Union NAVY on a. connvy smee the outbreak
~ the terriae struggle wh1 the country nas nov
srer.cJ ys bayc Rad natlona Nnion party hai has
manifested unsoosh s'aiots.' , ~ Isssy
ever d.d previously in the story 81 ue vda Ihal
party Is sin in being with lie - gankaioN iha sha vs.
organs known and that priy, Dy - .Ia'n' US
doctrines and Is eSsrtons, has, IN me w. ~ the
~ opbecics OF half the New snd MI INC va
world saved the government and tn replpl ~ hs.
tgtons Of country from deb oranAuT ana
indeed from utter ruin by vndicatng ~ a. baArn NC
prru0ss's theory Of the eternal ndissolubN' uhon ~
u. states ,ur..sh which only can psrcNe 2, VIC
tbsoT " STATE rights --@t be maintained aud caro GUY
souid APPEAR 10 me 20 be s'r the only AZ any rae
As sasi ssscgJ neany % fer az psrts can DO H. w
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nird.

HsRRteAv -on Monday. July 16. of congestion Of the
lupgs ut his residence 40 West Forty first street, PAT
RICK HaRRIeAS, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends ~ the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from the Church OF the
Holy Cross, where solemn high mass OF requiem viii
be offered for the repsc OF his soul "Wednesday morn
ing ten O'Clock and from thence 10 Calvary Ccmetey
McAvoY.--In Brooklyn, on Monday, July 10, MARY
Turpyss, youngest daughter Of Thomas J. and Annie
NcAvoy, aged months
The friends and relatives arc invited 10 attend the
funeral from 100 Court street. Bergen, on Wednes-
day afternoon. n one o'clock.
wnKrvs On Monday, July 10 MIRA HrRnoSH WIZ
xrSs infant daughter Of Gans and Meta wilkens aged
year, ] month and days
fsewell, farewell, thy surcrings DER;
Thou art 10 NEE, thy Jesus that ght and happy
sbore.
The rsstves and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO ssn the funeral from tho residence o. her
parents Fifty oil NH street and Second avenue, on Wed
nesday afternoon one O'Clock Her remains viii be
tab en- TO the Iuthcralt Cemetery. l. J.
T~ OAer D.atu .~> Snaad and Third faassl
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THE NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION.


ssener.l DIX IN Favor OF the Convention.
WASHINGTON July 10, 1890.
me following letter from General Dir received by
senaior Doolitile to-day
NRw YORK. July Is, 1863.
Ny DsIR SRI have received the CALL signed by your
SsN and Others for National Union Convention in
Philadelphia on the l4th OF August ! concur
in It's proposilions,t its reasonings, and It's Oh
Secis aud win do all in my power to carry them
were entitled their representation in Congress- that
the exclusion violation Of good faith and OF the
obligations Of the constitution, and that persistence In
y1ch policy must lead TO consequences disastrous
10 the peace and prosperity Of the country. These and
other considerations with the present
factory the States 10 the federal
and 80 each other render timely and proper such
meeting you have recommended OF the patriotic and
rejecting of the union consult together for the
general welfare. ] am truly yours, JOHN A. DIX.
To Hon. j. r. DooLiTTLE
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sHr Hoasrr, Mitchell. from New Jan II for San
Francisco. has been burned nj sea See news columns
Sur CONSTANTINE, which had been ashore on Blackwell
Point and got OF without damage, cleared from New York
Juno 6, Creevey master for London
BAG OLGA Pickett from New York before reported lost
registered 5S tons, MEASUREMENT rated Al, built
.tCamden IN 1858 and owned in New York BY Jas Borisnd
scun csprKrrLA lof wellaeet Neal, from Philadelphia
s SsT fo S fsn sn :shSss -o miles a ncs
and the vessel sold for three hundred dollars No insur
MisceIlaneeus.
LAurcn-wnl be launched this Tuesday, afternoon al
occck the shpyard Of Jeremiah simonson foot
Of Coyer Greenpoint the sidewheel steamer Ma
na,us built the superinendence Of Cap. VIM
Williams late OF the Neptune Steamship Co. This the
last Of four intended TO ply between New
Length asai =, Zee, breadth ., beam 20 see. depth Of
mostly completed ard on board being constructed 81 the
b from The yard q Major Tso%.: B,rw.rs she
cos ssxysT q e. S1 osp
Sgrisr ns the hirs vsyel Shss The s.ns parties
YET this ssrpasses them In many respects.
Whalemen.
letter FAya reports having heard ship
Jamss Arnold sullivan, OF NIB cutting In an sObbI sperm
Bart willis ~ from Barbados June n, on . cruise.
Foreign Ports.
ss1f s Hart. s s mS fss
Yo.s g ROssst: Monthly NJ: .ssr Ey:TSlsds wh
NYork
CArcrrrl June Tin port ships Cathedral Melcher and
Akbar, Croker, for Boston, dg and others. Freshu
lower.
CARpxsis, July s--Ar brigs Ma,ron, Kiman, Havana;
Meteor Anderson, New Orleans; Emery Fftr do; Pom
set, Anderson, Galveston,
Cow BAr CO, July 5-Arr brig. Albert Devils Devils. ru-
Putnam and Mary Rdeout Murchle DO. CID 5th l7,h,
barts Add ekaker Nickerson Pembroke seaman Ohil.
ton Stafford Iron, III Brazilian, Greenoueh; Jos Wier,
FULTON, and whitehall Nyork bngs Memphis Sanford, and
RIO JohD-cn do; schrs Chloe Ruker and Eliza cahsrine
Harel do.
DrnxRsRA June 12Arr bark Delaware tBrl seed Bal.
umorc; brig Presussimo, James, NYork.
GtAcr BAv. Ch. July s-Arr brgs Emma Ives Lofwsy,
Nyork.
HrlxA July s-Arr schr Love, Peacock Regsn WORK
9th steamship MORO Castle Adams do; bark Hartsene
Horn. Cardiff 10Th brig Idella, Irvine Phiadephia Sid
sh brig Annie augusta Davis, sYork CID yin, BARK Mon.
or, LarrAbee, Boston
LIvsspoot, july s-Arr Ida worden and Robert Lane.
Amidon, New Orleans Nonpsreil Low, Niorkl Hertha.
Jameson Galveston; Huron Mckay, Mobile; wyoming
LrNolS CB july s-cld schrs Clara NYort; oh Drso,
do loth tmeline Sawyer, dol 18th, Kate wentworth Do
MArarras July 7Sld bark Hobrook Sr" all dimes
scotland Rose Philadelphia; schr Kate Carlton. Ponder
Portland.
ParA, Juse ,s--No vessels in port
81 cRon jane B-In port BRIG TanGer, for Nfors in
r sArvsoos>Julr Yin port Equator. for rrorh
fIcrosA VI, Jolly BAR .hp xohsws Davis, London;
bsrh Evelne WOOD do with wire for the Russian Telegraph
90
American Porss.
BOSTON, July lsArr Msry Sanford, Clayk Nev
York Br shp LyItfon, Taylor. Portland; barry Fmry,
wpson, Mention; n Libby, LIBBY. Csrdsnss; Nor bhs
Kong Carl. wcsmsnn. Jsurvig Norway: schr Dcnife,
l""ss. Baltimore; LANE Maui BucSer and aoArssAirs.
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Action of the National Union Club. of
New York.

preliminary meeting of this club was held last even
sng at Cooper Institute After informal busi-
Dr Hene offered the following resolution, which
adopted
Resolved That We deprecate and deest all reasonable
attempts 20 subvert dissolve this government either
by armed traitors demagogues in out OF Congress
series Of additional resolutions which had been for
snerly acted upon, werc endorsed when the Executive
Committee proposed the following members to be dele
gates 10 the Philadelphia Convention:--Dr Jos Heinc
John II. Staat George T. Chapman, James d. McClel-
land, Captain Donaldson; which appointments are
slightly cool, inasmuch as only two delegates can be
chosen from each Congressional district.
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ARRIVAL OF GOLD DUST FROM FORT BENTON
SATISFACTORY TREATIES WITH THE INDIANS.

AREIvAL OF GOLD DUST FKOM FONT BENTON
SATISFACTORY TREATIES WITH THE INDIANS.
OMAHA, Nebraska July H. 1896.
The steamer Lilo Martin, from Fort Benton, July I,
arrived to-day with fun load Of passengers and 4boo
ounces Of gold dust The government feet was three
hundred miles above For Union. The river Is falling
fast al Fort Benton hut rising from the mouth OF the
Yellowstone 10 Omaha No hostile Indians we're seen
since leaving Fort Benton
CmcAGo July 10, 1895
dent to-day
OMAHA Nebraska July 49, 1868.
Satisfactory treaties Of peace have been concluded With
Laramie The contradictory reports without foundation
Z. 2. LAYLoR ! United states
R;N MsiAREN, Commissioner
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NAVY BULLETIN.

ORDERED.
JuY e-Mate Thomas j. Bonsall 10 the Agawam.
HoNORABLY DISCHARGED.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Charles j. Price, Of
the Newbern.
RESIGNED.
The resignation Of Acting Assistant Paymasters g. T.
Chamberlain has accepted by the Secretary Of tho
Navy.
CANDIDATES FOR COMMISSIONS.
NAVY Department July 10, 1896
SRI have the honor submit herewith for your sig
nature commissions the following officers, which have
been prepared conformity TO their confirmation by
the Senate, viz
Lieutenant Commandsr--B. P. Smith.
Masters-william b Hon, Charles v. Gdley. George
w. Coffin.
Surgeons overlcy, Assistant Surgeon William +,
Ferry.
First Lieutenant Of Marines-George B. Haycock
Paymasters--E Bellows, H. s. Wayt, Arthur Burts E.
Putnam, G. s. Perley, r. Chenry, William L. Darling,
G. r. Martin, W. d. Andrews, W. n watmaugh, W.
Goldsborough, G. +. d. Barton, W. r. Winslow IL r
Tuttle f. H. Hnman, G. =. Guild, J. E. Tolfree s g.
Bngrand. J. F. Hamilton
Passed Assistant Paymasters-C B. Thompson, Francis
h Swan, s. T. Browne.
/ am sir, with great respect
GIDEON wELLES, Secretary of the Navy
The PRESIDENT
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Festival Of German Societies 1t Union
Park.

Al Funk's Union Park, at the foot Of Sixty third
street. East river about dozen German societies yes
terday engaged in series Of festivities and social
and musical exercises which we're very crcditabs.
The festival had been arranged under the auspices Of
tho INLAND Bund, who during tho afternoon rendered
several favorite compositions among others the avore
songs entitled 'Am Rhein" and ''Die schoene Muele
rim which execu ted in style which gave general
satisfaction. The INLAND Bund is a prominent German
musical society, which numbers about eighty active
singers and many passive members The conductor,
Mr.. Krueger and the Secretary OF the society have
been far the most instrumental in making the
INLAND Bund first class musical association.
The other societies represented at this festival were the
following The Beethoven Maenncr Chor the Phoenix,
the New York Liedertafel, the Rheinischer Saenger
bund the Swabian saengerbund the Fidela, the Hud-
son City Quartet Cub, the Glee Club Of the Social Re
formers the Gee Club Of the German Veterans OF the
Fifty fourth Volunteer Regiment and the Aurora So
cicty All these societies engaged In vocal exer-
ciscs and the Beethoven Maenner Choir men, as usual,
distinguished themselves. They sang the song Of the
Mueern Of Ab and Die Dre Glaeser which are favor.
lite compositions and were rendered with the usual per
lection The festivities OF most enjoyable char
acter and brought 10 a successful conclusion
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uroR BRYAN DECIDES THAT PRESIDENT JOHN
SONS PEACE PROCLAMATION or APRIL z .sSTi-
TIES svsRy CfrIzKs TO TBR BENEFITS or TIE
WAIT OF HAByAs CORPUS.
CHARLESTON, g G., July 1s, 1865
Judge Bryan, in the United States Court to-day d.
,6Sd that the existence OF peace sndlPresdent John.
sop, proclamation OF April declaring the suppression
Of The Instruction revoke President Inccns proca-
nation " ises and that every citizen entitled 10 the
t,rsnu O, Ihs writ Of hsbeae ccrpus
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ARMY BULLETIN.
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED.

HONoRABLY DIsCHAR0KD.
Assistant Quartermasers-C Alex Conn., Brevet
Major: E. G. Rsichenbach, Brevos MaJori Henry Bow
man, brevet Major; George lockwood DAVID William
SON
Commissariss Of subsistence-Captains George ".
Beach, William B. Hooper, Brevet Major; A. J. Pink
ham, Vcrpars Warren.
Hospital Chaplain-C. B. Thomas
AIDS TO CENTRAL HOOKER.
First Lieutenant William W. Tompkfns, Third United
States Artillery and Brevet Captain James NJ Lancaster
First Lieutenant Third United States Artillery have
been appointed adsde camp TO Major General Hooker
commanding the Department OF the East