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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-07

II we should take 1000 sheep To atart
with, this calculation world make 1000
sheep give s73,3s7 il SIX years. la ey-
e,y respect the above estimate is a very
low ore, 20 that there can be no posi-
bllty Of its being too high under any cir
cumstance during the rcxt six year,.
Every man engaged in, ,r acquainted
with the interest estimates the average
future price OF wool for a number #
wears at over 800. 1t the above tai Qlar
estimate were doubled, it would not be
an uxIIayagant calculation. Ewes v iii
more than double i'll increase, 40 many
fai.e twin lambs and they will average
four pounds 10 the fleece"
Taking this estimate as a basis, into
whsl better channel can a farmer turn
his Industry than into that Of g~roeiug
steep? Wool was worth 10 cents a
pound in carupetil OH with cotton al ten
cents a pound. Noe, cotton is abou,
90 cent?, and it is believed by the most
clear headed Een among MS that, 1.-THE
war should cease within tie next sixty or
ninety days. cotton wouIj not 60 below
80 cents a pound for several years. The
basis OF THIS opinion is, that the great
surplus Of cotton goods which WAS on
hand III sll parts OF Christenlom at the
break NJ out al the rebellion, has been
worked OF and that II would take year.
Of peace to place the markets oi The
wcrll in the same condition again. Toe
{ ton regions ore % broken up and
confused, The slave population so demon
| -lZrd. and the chanauis OF Lasiutss so
d,rar ed that it wi, be a long time be.
| fo,c the sam quantity Of cotton viii be
produced As formerly.
Tie prairie lnads Of l%llinoia are ad
mi,al i adapted to wool growing. Tile
largest focAs IL Ohio are to-dayJed APP
on Druu ts iand sim,iar - that Of It-
nos. 1t iua great mistake TO suppose
,tat sheep wi not thrive upon low Iands,
| All that is required Is L'euty ol range,
good pasture, and shelter from storn-.
The leaders Of the rehc on are urging
tho planters TO raite grain and stock, in
steal Of cotton, aud there can be 10
doubt but ,hgt they arc acting upon thls
adv &c. Wool must, therefore, for a
long I INC TO G, supply the demands
for both cotton and wool, to a great ex
tent and, II the farmer, Of the West
take advantage OF The opportunity al
iorded them, It cannot fail u prove =
iull ofl.t 10 the loss Of tho Sou ..eri
market for their gratn an stock. The
iuuIeaae Of a flock of sheep, will more
Than pay tpr the keeping, so that tic
clip is clear pr,ft. suppose \ farmer
ppys fix dollars a head fpr sheep, Al.
the clip averages four ponnds. lh'
price ior the next year Sil', in all human
probability, be not less than 20 cents
pound. at that rate, it will readily b'
,een that the profit would hc hut li.tlt
short ci fifty per cent. There ongh
not 10 be asiagh hedihy sheep Sianght
ered ia tie Northern States, until II
known nAot is Ia he tie end Of the rebel
hon.-U. y. Economist.
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h.n1nn's ovtrsv. Iowa.

Ties Anineg, /, b. IG. 1865
IL is hereby certified, ihpt on The lG Z uHy %
Feb l>b3 It sworn staten en-: WAS filed IA this IL
&c, sro~tng tho coadt lon q tho i"mer riro In
surarco Z upany, located ~ Arw York I Iiy IA
the Sta. oi Sew OK, IN tho hast cay Ut j. a.
~, n. u, ISd Ia accofddnee With u provision AZ
~ act Il The ttncrl Assembly u me state ui
Iowa. omitted Ana at IN relation 10 ipruraD,e
g. mlAGIes approved Jaruaf3 - h, lS3, m NJ
a., amend Try thereto. approved February IN,
los, AM an DC IA relation u Late in.unan1c
& mranles, approved Maicn l1tb, ~ that ,a.I
stalemtn, SHOWS thAt said Company = pos es i
Of : = requisite smouHt oi capital, AMI iaveste1
a. r gniret bc lIw.
huthorly ~ therefore giycn 70 The above nam
ell Company 10 trausset tasira pr ptiato business
Of insurance ia this state IN aoc,fdauoO with the
laws thereof, until the 3ist day ui Jtnn ny, a. h.,
une thou sand asht huudrcd and tx J-icur.
IL il also crrldei .bst Jno L. SNtf., OF Davtn-
port, tas been da appointed by said Company
heir lasiul Agebt aud Attorney Tor The { uual5 Il
scott, vii tut JOw + u take ,ishs OF insurau q
therein, aud 10 acknowledge seftice q pre- -. a.
provided hy law uIuu biz filing " IA tue tlefh Il
the bIstrtcti Ouft IA an1 tor sand County. a1crp
hru copy ol ths iafemeut on o. . ia this ,glce.
ss lurtnrr orr II 4 that ,ito .tiaehed i "a true aud
core tcgpy ot tne shd Statement
H. to tIinouy whereof. have hcraun
SEAL 10 ret my hand anu btisei ny scsl 81
oaice, ihps 10th day o. Eco. A. j. %
}. W. Ci1ftLL, auditor Of state.
Dan. FLtY-us, Iepr =.
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INCU IN sPACR

AatVs
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each additional square,
For n half square, two-thirds Of til abovI
rates;
Business Cards not to exceed 6 lines. $40 o0 pc
ennum
For each change an additional ohsrgeot 25c.nG
per square will DO made.
Large .uts charged double the same dinensiei
of type.
Yearly adv ertising contracts will be undorstoo'
TO apply strictly to the immediate business q ,ht
advertiser and all other advertisements Sent IN by
the Advertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not II PANEL with instrut-
ton. will be inserted until forbid, and charged ac-
cerdingiy.
Eiitofisl notices chs ,ed for Of the rate Of 10
cents per limo, or eght words, and special notices
at 10 cents per line, or 20 cents a line per week.
All notices Tor religious AMI benevolent PUT
poses Of any kind whatsoever, OF ordinary length
except single annouac nents OF marriages and
deaths, charged rs cents per insertion.
Advertisement from abroad must DO paid ioi
,nrar.aHy IN od0aDce, unless from approved
Agents.
Contracts for yearly advertising terminhle a.
the q zion Of advertisers, they paying an alyance-
ment of 25 per seat. on the contract price.
Advertisement inserted next to reading matter
&.por cent. advance on the above rates, and kept
On Is. or I'd pages, Is per cent. advance w regular
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Ailtrapsient sdvertisen ents must be paid for IN
GG7anoe.
Aiyertisenents inserted in weekly On reasona-
RICHARDSON, WEST 4 co:
G.ZErTE COMPANY.
He NiY FISCHER.
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EQUITA RLI.-Tha Elui,able-Th, tqui,a.
bic Life-Equitable Life Assursnce-The Eq1i-
ia lie Life Assurance Society Of the Cnited
States.
OFFICE.-OAice on Bra iy street-on Brady
street. below the Pos. Office third door belvv
the Post Office 35 Brady street.
W. &. ROSS j Gov. +. Ross 4 Co.. agent,
w. r. Ross d Co, agents Of The Equitable.
i'm 6-tf
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~Thu~rEits sADE.
mh5-3ia

IA iiEkEAS, ON 1iiE 10Th DAY OF NO.
verber, A, u. .b,t, Darici a. lIuner
executed unto D.. ; True, Us trustee, IL cert IN
DEED u Trust, c nyeyiny 10 SAID Trustee the
land in Scot county, iowa, described as fciioas
to. wit. The west half Of the south -we.tqiar-
ter Of section went two (22J IN township sey.
enty mae az north. OF raage number two n
est Of tho 5th 4. ~, con..tning ,ighty (sOy
acres. Which said conveyance was MAJ b. the
sad DANIEL A. Palmer for ihn purpose Ut sttu.
M tho payment OF two ccrlaln pfomisso,y ~. IS
and the iatert ST thereon, signed ~ sa,t DGn u
A. llumor, ialed the zoth day Of AoscInbei, a b.
1857. AID payable ~ i4llovs One i,r III sum
p,yab.e one year from ! date, aua Que Tor the
lars. both payable 10 Mo.es Porter. ihe last
mentioned IL now the ropcrty Of Alnet SIC I.
And now sail last mentioned nu.o aa.iag be-
come due ard payable, aud the said Dsn,el a
piumer having tiied 10 pay The sauc, I, ~. ;
True, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public uoti g, that bv yIt,uc OF the power wsich
IL 10 me vesled 10y said Deed Of Trust, ! will, on
Weduesday, the 18Th day o March, A. - 80
at the hour Il Two ~ o'clock IN the afternoon Of
said da y. at tho Couri l!ous door, in he CRY OF
Davenport, expose and ofer Tor sale, ut pubic
/ auction, the parcel OF iaDd aboy. described, " "
much Thereof ss HAL be ,utfieient Ia sau. and
pay the amount "f saii note wilh the |iutesesi
thereon 10 the dHy Of sle, together with all the
ooats ard expenses attending said SAFE, costs VI
this notice aud Trustee = ices.
Dated the !4th day Of T. bsaary, A p. 1857.
ID o.1kUr,
feL l6-dis 1rustec.
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The Fairy Weddiar!,

lDl SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE pIB.
ID fish ercRtsitely 10 C.np luoroik.rus OF
ins llLLirCriAS WlpHiNa Panty. as ioliows:
ir,co.
GGH. Ton 1nuMn, in his " ID ~ 81 I =. - cts
Mrs. Gks Ton Intaa Ia " fdfHg drS...a3
Mn nd M9s. GgN Toa IntMRil iedde.g
t.....J
CcMAonORx Aurr and Miss MiNais gfoops
man and bridesmaid ........... -
hKs Gss. Ion npMp. in celebrated he
cYh.au arfss -. :. ...... ,........ -
hissts l,vIsA mi MlNNIg MAHnfR.... -
The whole hninAL PANTY. (group Il iourl
Cdfd ........+..- -.-tthp
Tho bkipaL fAR1f, ae ssopio p,sturc)t 70
The HnipAL Party. t~terceteooic 4 tprcf 10
The price Of card pictures, % orcd, Will DO II "a
centscatra.
Can DO sent by mail on receipt of Price and
ppstfge s,ainp.
None grGu ns unless stamp ed With our trade
mntk, L 4, N a circle, on the f,ont ot tho photo
gfapi. Beware oi spurious eepios made from on.
Cravings, etc.
EAlI. / ANTHONY, ~ Broadway. n Y.
Manufacturers OF tho LtSt ihot1g ~ a iftams.
and Publishes OF Gard iholes,apas OF ,e..br-
ties.
The Negatives Of IA 50 eSquifte pictures weie
made for u. by tNAn1.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Universal uothes Wringer
Is the,OIigiRal sCd enIy Genuine aud
Reliable Wringer btfOfe
the People.

TT CON INES MORE STRENGTH OF
1 frame, capacity for pressure, power and auia
bility than any other machine.
Tue Universal Clothes Nnngor IL made under
tho following Patents: Goody ear's Patent Tor
Nulcarizsd India Rubber ls4a and is5s moth
ing els" e,n es n be used successfully he In
proved Patent Ceg-Nheel Regulator Jan. IL,
la62I-tt saves itiction Of the Clothes, and pre-
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose
The New Patent Method for Fastening the Rolls
To the shaft Feb. 4. 1862 never gets loose or
blacks the clothes Dickerman's Patent Ciasping
Frame Feb. y, 1882. for fastening to the tub
cannot work loos. iu III It's place Lymans Pat
ont Adjustable Gusgc April 2, ls6il for d,ner-
ent sized tubs thick OF iii N, straight, ~slanting or
circular.
All these Patents are indispensable TO q perfect
Wringer with them We consider our Nringct
COMPLAIN. Therefore, IN order to got Ill that II
requisite for u good machine, the public VAL be
obi ged 10 boy
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Bradbury, New Scale Piano Fort

In the ARA ngemeut Of our new scale, draw,
anu prepared with the utmost care, sxi .rsg,y for
our new lust utlents, 70 lats added every i'm
pruv.t.ent winch can IN aIy Nay ten to tho et-
~iection u tbs riano Fer, e, and We can con6 ienily
assert, iha. for drllcacy OF tCuct, volume, az y,
b~ri.iiancy and sweetness Of tone, combined via
that stTength sii soitiiiy Of iIsmc me- e sary 20
durani. t., those Instruments are un, iAiel.
'tSTREsSru AAD BEAUTY ls our MOTTO, and We
Ia the land.
~ Every instrument is warranted for Fl Q
years.
WIN -. BRADBURY,
AZ Broome street, corner t.Ce ~, New York.
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ITO FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
kEtPlNG Any party having a small
amount Of plain Household Furniture suficien.
for nan ana wlfe). when they would libe 70 hire
out tor . few months And have well taken care OIL
will pless, address FURNITURE,
dec ZT-f Box 694, J.. o.,
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THERE ARE MISSING FROM THE CITY
Engineers Office two books, one Of Expepdi-
u o. aud the other of Contracts. Any persr q
havin then IN tn 'ir possession will confer a great
favor by leaving theta ut the OHIO, Of The UNDER
signed. in City Hall building
y. LAABACH,
- 1-dss OsV Ea0isess.
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OYptCz OF the U > ExPdg4s C0nrAsy
Davenport, Dec ~, 1862.
nN AND AFTER 1O-DAY TnE UNITED
~ States Express Co. will not receive Daven-
ort Scrip in tIanlsc.i1n Of their business.
n. W. JOHNSON, Agent.
dec 19-AN
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UPWARD ~ANInUAi, Pc idcnt.
IsAAC X. 81 JoHr, Sc Tetaty.
Wh. h. Noop, Agent, kookGk.


CRY, CorNTY AND SrAIE
ot Nav uKk.
Edward A~nihuuy. fro-iient, snd issac u. ST.
John, Secretary oi tho Lamar Fire Insulapco
IomIauy. Of tae City - New ork. beiog swoln,
10 ,e1.tally deposc ADD say that the foregoing /,
a true anl correct state. ebi Of tho h1,irs a said
Company on a.. first day OF January, - 9, u mo
best ot thor knomltdg AMI b,l ci.
.., sworn be; oic -. his Y3l day Of
49, Ia mr. Z, a -, ~
ADMARp AAlLoAl President.
lsAAa X Il. ~. sen tary.
taos h.. Ti3INnll,
Notary pebble and Comm.saioncr Tor Iowa In
New York.
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NEW YORK.
/ ool, large l2mo. Bicr, sl.2s.

The er.tice aud tt public arc hight in predict
X tha' this will u pa In gralhic narrative,
- t.np inf,tett uHt eTtah#ivs popularity. all
ltuer niflotes u the 81 tfr tie Union. It's
thtn will be Tho heroic datit R~.I8fleht suffering,
ana hhir breadth cscafes II 5ut foidi or ald sni-
30, and its iAr,doAss van tom Tie tEemp or
'"hvrtsatioh ~ inuutnernhlo bfe-idos ia yenfsio
como. II will contain, ,G atdt,pn ieltr thlrIg
letanf, ~ z PtHtV4, Iltacai ~ sea- 1T The ,nua .
- ~ WI. ~ JuhD ,Vtht . M~Isf, ~, T.,
Author oi III. luae 81 tue Butou t,ppubitc,"
oto., tue iatcr ri ,u the tt potLtnt events IRON
tho John btU@n raid. ma an accurate ara resiFtG
account oi tho panel a. battles, with ncoureto
oHEIsKitgs.
On, thtd df tho proceeds Of al subscriptions
s,nt 10 ~ wiil 30 givon t"r tho roiiet 81 ditabicd
%spid,ets, mad all r,rsDns @hO wirh q copy Of tho
~"rb. and also - he.aht tho soldiers, shouid send
thcir natDo Nud address ~ anee. Al o, bHy tfhcUr
81 private, or erson IN NJ y section ot tho c"un
ny, having knoslodRe 81 - heroic net or .;ifnng
incident, vii oblbo Va / y seDGiug us III account
u It.
hoekscllors, PortmHs q ors, rrd Crpvsssing
hEcntt viii 10 tuihtth.d Win . .uhHor ption pgo-
+! cct4F, ~ stIlteatitn - the in,iishcr-.
IN" A literal ~conmtsSio" gwen 70 s0ljicrs do
sis ~ 10 sot ~ akents IA tnkiug suhsefi tlona.
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NEW ADV'TS.
NOTICE.

TN0 HENRY MlLLEk,-io ARE HEREBY
notified. In accord nce With a direction os
the City Council OF tho cry If Davenport, given
at the regGlar meeting Of said Cuulcii, Doc. ID,
1862, to tito undersig ned, City Marshal ni said
city, within twenty days after one weeks putli-
cation u III noiiee, Il vii: Within t~eniy
days from tho 5th day OF March, A. q. iht3. 10
HI! up the excavation. or cellar hole, On The east
50 icet by 90 feet OF lot six in block seventeen, IN
u q city % Davenport, 80 that oul ana stsgnan,
water vi not remain IN saii ha.o, | said hole
- not 80 filed up by you within tho time herein
limited, the same will be done at your cspensr,
including costs. togeih,r with 20 per cent. emil
ty ON the same.
IL. LEONARD,
Marshal Of tho City OF iayanport.
feb 2f-ilw
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AGENTS waATLD
AGENTS WANTED
ION
ABBOTl's HISTORY or THE aREAT REBELLION
u HISTORY
or Tus
CIVIL WAR IN A NJ ERICA,

Comprising a full and impartial account Of the
Origin and Progress Of the Rebellion, the variou.
Naval ana Military engagements, and he 1e.oic
deeds performed BY Armios and Individuals. and
Tou hing scen.s in tho Field, Camp, Hospital
and Cabin
81 JOHN g.. G. ABBOTT.
Author OF the "Mothera Home "iife of Ma
poleon," "~liistory OF the French Revolution"
etc.
Illuminated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
Engravings Of Battle Scenes, and Portraits OF
Distinguished Men by the bet Artists in Ameri-
ca. II will be issued in two Royal Octave Vol
ufnos Of over $50 pages each. A good agent
wanted 10 sell his Iii tory in each county OF the
State Of Illinois. An.iy u or address
CLAkkL a. co
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+. pur.an JOHN n. no3kk'
{ ROGERS.
A TTORNkYs AND COUNSEL0RS ATiAW
n OssIUE, Davenport Block, Now, MAIN 81.
..ooa sioo, Iun1-i III
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CARDS.

j, ". III. BAKER, n. d.,
nHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Post Once Building. Residence on fiith
s.ioss, teswcen Bray and Perry streets, ven
eart, love-. lEosls-oS"H
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DIR. J. 4. l'AaK Err

DIR. j. L. Parker,
nHY5ICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
No. franklin Block, re .ond u 'or, BRADY st.,
between Seconi aud Ta,ri, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner \ nth aud lie Claire SITS.
dasl .-lkY
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ES y. LNNEe
rTuREET 4 COUNSELLOR AT Law
~ Oh; % southeast corner oil Brady and Sec
90. .,,asts mn stars, ~nayl-dti
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J.. A. REID, N. d.,

d IA NEIOe VI Nv
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
asd residence No. 2S, corner Main ami Third
t-sat.. p,v.It RI, Iowa. iulyl d
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A. Il. a. ID. KELLY,
nACkE OF BEEF ANU toSh, M
ohirpor o, Live stock. 81 IRA ~ r..
40 iG-tFS
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-z> Ia ego. &. SAN ELL,
~S 4 Kechanica
ID Y M II.
ovnoE CORNER OF BRADY AND Third srs.
CHARGES MODERATE.
sAML K>OKK,

IlCRvEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
a Can be consulted ia the German ard Eng
.ist.
81 and Brady Sta. Davenport, Iowa. ~iehlAdlS
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uK. T. ". McCAKN

uK. GEO. W. McCAKN,
n4YSICIAS AM SU nGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over the Post Ofi,e.
III. GEa ". Mecca sNs Tesidenc3. east side oil
Erai y. sscond dor fTon corner OF 9Th.
ian g-lgts
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SAN. Es bltONN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT La"
"A (successoro Of DIV a Brown, DAvenport, Iowa
Uut % rear o! l.. A. Mlck.o.'s Bank ag5'du
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ryoREtN AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
II and Notary Public. Office, N~orth-wos'
o,psf OF Brady and 5econd streets, up-staifs-
n.,.ccs an brauy street, n!y 2a-it
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Potomac Gold and Silver Mining

Gold Hill, \, T., Nov. 10, 1863 mOl0-30t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-14

st. Lawrence Gold and Silver Mi
ming Company.-At a meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the st. Lawrence Gold and
Silver Mining Company, held October 18th,
1868, an assessment Of fifty (50) cents per
share was levied, payable on or before Novem-
Der 18th, 1868, to the Secretary, at his office in
Silver City.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
Silver CITY, Oct. l4th, 1863. ol6-lm
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\ CURfor saBIT OF THEoLoGY.-A wrl-
ter in the Sunday Mercury mentions some
facts concerning the CrucihXion, that are
both new and interesting TO most people.
ave are accustomed to suppose that the
sssponge filled with vinegar was offered to
q the diving Savior out of cruelty and mock
sr. On the contrary, vinegar and water
Y used a beverage by the Roman
Sars, one of whom moved by the SUI
$ and thirst of the victim on the
lRerSi the unly relief he had TO
kuain, II is commonly believed that
Santonly thrust spear into the
hide TO add 10 his pains. \ late
VS. shat the spear entered where
we to the heart, and causing
hiIv, would end his tormcnts.
iluStrious instance in question
had broken, mmgling its blood
NE fluids of the pericardium; hence
lowed blood and water" after the spear
had been applied by the pitying soldier.
Again contrary TO the common opinion,
the body did not hang on the cross by
the mails driven through the hands. Mid
way ON the upright, was projection, or
shelf, upon which the victim sat. The
weight OF the body, hanging sometimes
for two or three days. would have stretch
el or torn OUT the nal-holeS. The mailing
of the hands was only an additional means
of torture. as the flesh fcvered and gan
grcned round the iron, creating intense
heat throughout the system, and conSe-
qusntly, inrolerable thirst, which at length
became the chietest suffering, To allay
this dreadful thirst. the soldier offered the
vinegar and water, and to put an end to
the horrible spectacle, another thrust the
spear.
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IassiIIon &. & =. NJ. Co.-Notice

MassiIIon &. & =. NJ. Co.-Noticc
is hereby gwen that in accordance with the laws
of Nevada Territory, and the BYLAWS of the
above Company, there will be sold ut public
ton on Saturday, the 2sth day of November, \.
d. lS63, at one o'clock, p. NJ. of said day, al the
office of the Secretary, Main street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, Gold Ill., n. T., so many shares
of the capital stock of said Company standing in
the names of the following parties may he nr-
ccSsary to pay all assessments now due by said
parties together with costs of advertisement and
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-14
Sun Rise Gold and Silver Mining

Sun Rise Gold and Silver Mining
Company.-Notice is hereby given that so
many shares of the capital stock of this Com
pany standing in the names of the following
persons as will pay the assessments due there
on, together with the costs of sale and adver-
Using, will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, according to the laws of Ne
vada Territory and the bylaws of the COM
pany, on Monday, the 10th day of November
next, at 2so'clock, P. NJ, at the Office of the
company, in Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-14

Cascade Gold and Silver Mining
Company.-Notice is hereby given that in
accordance with the laws of Nevada Terrific
ry, and bylaws of said Company, there will
be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
November 18th next, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, at
the office Of the company, Gold Hill, so
many shares of the capital stock of the COM
pany standing in the names of the following
persons as will pay the amount due for
assessments levied prior to the first day of
October last, together with costs of sale and
ndrertiSinn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-14

Challenge =. II. CO.--At meeting of
tine Trustees Of the Challenge Silver Mining
Company, held Oct. l3th, 1868, at their office
in Gold Hill, an assessment (No. ~ of six
dollars (Si) per share, on each and every
share of the capital stock of said Company,
was duly levied, and made payable immedi-
ately, in gold coin, to the Secretary, at his
Office in Gold Hill. By order OF the Trus
tees. A. D. BROOKS, Secretary.
October H. lS63-lm