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NEW YORK
3a5;ery aQo Con, ,c1ioqtfy.
SIMPSON q EsIsOTEiEi:.

sr0-EsscRs 10 ). 2. "H-ILLR,
hdoz-d'o E0ck, CDposue ArmorS's Lime Store,
Nam S'se@t O:tHiS 1, III.
"s1HE szbscfh.rs having bought The above es:s1
4 E-hIuent would re=F'ertiGi v inform the IEt4..-
t4ifs AMI surrounding country =. = s'ey
intend carrying the BAKING b.slHr-s ia al -
d anches. and pre- pared to 'arHsh the choicest
rtre,y of Crackers, slch Batter soda. Lrnn Bos-
;aI. oyster, hherDctha. arf water Biscuit Also-
Bread Cakes, Brown Bread. Pics &c, Sc, al good
variety Co-fectipusrv. Of tEs choicest selection,
instantly hand All kinds OF Fancy " Cd ding
Cake rrade 20 orier. -
s-ts-rihers at. Civ ifsr personal att "a ion
70 the business +hry f-si confident that h Wisl be
-n'ed give entire satisfaction to all who Esy favor
hen, with tlI-ir patronage
The delivery .gor vii. cOn.;nue running as usual
s~ril Is '-6} J. W a i. =. SIMPSON
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tdence in the superior martial enthusias NJ
inspired by antisiavery patriotism. Con-
vincing proof on this point would do
much, the Governor must be aware, to
siren qthen the President in the war policy
upon which lIe has entered - National In.
fsI}.,ca..r ... ... .... ..... ..... ..... ..-
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Dss. = = e 81 = .

Of Nse Freu3tv H-aicis p nj fo-ha er'g t}t"-
icn, fr.,efofthe N1,pi-c of ItTr6s>f'y-oP = o''
oF,Bs ET,ssr,, IN. 1, III tt- s,-r -isrt II H'10r
6fH n rls Easg.yo,. ,lsi F.sa-h. t,~l~ th@L~T"
kpideV,ie II Is 4 etr, &c
Az these documents, and ranT ollie 81 't Hi-i.t
value II. exhibition 20 ta- aii---
Trr.tmer, ar,I coa>vrr.r rn.ii i-.u- haa str-eFy
kinds u.rf-- -... j. ..F I-f f.'i '..
Sr,.. j. r;..->.,f'- e. t. - :. ..... street
,jFrrcE HJus--Fry - --P.-.-- y t'-N-.--'
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IbL SINESS CARDS. 81
1862 LUMBER, 1882
Lumber. %

F!fHE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
Il lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, prepared to
to furnish all kinds OF lumber, ahs, shingles, sash,
doors &c. Also good of Saginaw boards
and dry hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested to ex
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere. -
t--. . - J J. 4 J. W. CALkISS. T.
Ottawa May 1862. fIo-.f.
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ARTiiIIi, LOCKWOOD,

,nis. side nf Colurntis st, AZ. -.i-- E'5 80
ace, nearly opposite the Post nalice ... -
Y;r thank hi. f-.T.ds for al business p. -aiti'lS
- Office. and promises 70 atteLt I sii s''" -
,r -.ptneSs. -
living adjoining IFS olisr i'e nay al1 iys e .I"d
h1nd -
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
.oasE II e AND .,.-
Sash, DsOr and Blind Factory.

XXIE have moved our Lrniber Yard to our Planning
w Mi near the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-
pared furnish former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumper, Lath, and Shingles Also,
constantly hand gond assortment OF DRY SEA
SoNED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with oar Lumber SASH Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled furnish each and every article
that Builders want saving the trouble OF GO
ing number OF different places 70 make out your bill!
We also invite attention to SINGLE MILL,
which nowready for operation, and We can furns h
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale or retail. - =
Our terms cash. and We sell as low as the lowest.
Please all and exami ne for yourselves.
Once La Sale at, opposite Van Doren Osborn's
Store fdec 22i STRAWN K POWELL.
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AT STRAWN & POWELL'S 49,
Cash, Door, and Blind Depot,

! On La Sale street, opposite E,ta D0ref d Os
/ 6orns Store
Will be found all kinds and cdcrs Of Paints, Pa
W tent Driers, raw and oiled on and Turpcnrine
Also general assrs:,nes Of Glass, Sa.h, ls,.d nd
uni gazed, Doors. Li.uds, - ai;sc,eei ior cash.
4
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a.
and valuable officer of the Army OF the
Potomac. Would to hreven that what he
! states might have it's Influence 10 restrain
:he tiunderihg and absolutely murdelous
stupidity Ok the MANAGES 6 tbs "ar IN
Washington
G.. Va, Julg ~
DE4s ------- last wrote you from san.
! dy Hook lid rherc. our .peafiei arl
expected q les GAYS rest Vain hope. fo.
on iAe next day were hurried off into
Virginia. and since thc,l have been march
Ing continually, I'll we are '.ea,ly tired to
teath. This cmnpairn. beginning iron.
the time ETe la!l ,'p ppgiIaaacui, ,throTl
, INTO the shaS.e -. o5n.r C1mua ms Of the
war. in respect u f.t,eee and rrivalion
They complain that jIc army has not
novel rapidly. For tAe los: eight day.
We iJu. corr aare t|- 7Eyj - mics 3
day and oae day marc "a - miles rev
e.i.c n 2-2e a. u march ~ +. seldom IN
camp and in NJ p. IN LIST night and the
night before = ; I. n. --uha. with distri-
brlion oi GuL!ons Gc., the men are not l.
bs1 IL. - = IN. vi this i telling fear.
fully o, our troops This corps being q
Sind 1t re-eI'e. has been hurried his PAY
sG that "4y. aId 20: e .itle mcl,- o: ;.
s.an the other- but -! g.a 'ret.y much
worn down We barc t-"u into every
gap of the uou.;aiE- o.. H1Fpe4's Ferry
l. Manassas, s,iseT, ise had a little fgb.
Arriving Lere l.st night, s. :5nd.y drcap--
cd oi re>t Ut Icw I j. certain that we
cToss the PaTrriannocl; ia day or two
and give battle 10 tie enemy. Ike au-
no. it.s- -t NE~..su"ror' viii -. rest uu-.
i, thy Aay- aH:-. .AIlalrj tac Army Of he
Potomac i :..'e sc had t,.e letels IN
Maryland. wc al iavo od an imme dia.e
attack L: ryw We are IN no condition
t5r an immediate CamTaicn. and every
cops commander tGua tIva. AeIIeJ or
poses this movement, ".saug To wait To-
rest and receive ouy Couscrift-. w.th which
we rIay move with some prospect Of suc-
cess fIowey er, III, reside ~ and Hailec&.
insist on a canlt sn, aud they ale going
tc ..ye Il. have 10 do'.Jt cf tLeIesuit.
L.ee'- Amy oGtrumf,r, o;,,z largely, and,
w.th Z strcr:- rcsition. and against Gu.
weak toree. they vii. r,obabIy succeed.
look Tor disastrous retreat IN one week
after We cross this river, aud do not be-
heve we wii set 81 xc,. as Pore did
If .his army is desttcvsi 60 not see
what -'iii save VI ms yHinstor and PAila,iel-
phIa. The whole army. ha.iey, > that this
Is a Washington campa su, ..'Hie,tai; -
against thc cs'sAion OF all i-s conl:1- ice-, '
aud Consequently IS not in tue best or
spirits. Stree this DR. vearago we have
fought six q eat ACTIONS, with iriah htiai loss,
and here We lie to day. whe!e J cs.uped
th.> day year, 10 Whit better off nov than
then. They do better out West. and prir
c.paly, 7 suppose brcause they ere out OF
. reach OF Wasliingto7 suppose 1t viii
end sometime.
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Surgeop and -VecFrHicr' i'sFft't
Full or Part:al, PermanCE. and Temporary sets y
Teeth made in the Mosr ArrJyEp sTYLE ait warrant
ed .-.:t,-
All other Dental Operations er.ors"-i '!'7 -
Ttbrr administered for * -acuc t-rth viii ori ti'
and without danger 90 m" TT-i"n'. =.
OFFICE Over crtor's Book sore, opposite '"' 80"
Gcn House Main ST. OttHWH. III Jan 'V--4'''
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p!2S leave t-v~fcrr1 the rooi peCP'e OF ottawa
, t-at Re bts rr.-neT ~ Ice cream -toon for the
.-a.on - f'e 'Hv" io-- ans. op-n-5 N coaucc@n
b. .rew r0uf7rti-n~r- r-Ha fef-y bakery -stabss
rert. Hs~tnP hosH '0r Is urrH' 'er % past
;-ed 10 'H. t-sn-s$ ottge n re eriio yrn-tt,
fr- Il Mr. EosTt ana II y tras g SIR Pan crI5l he
Il f-rs hirsr 'tHat h- ga 'ra-4 in -. I'm"
: fs-i-.I:tV known 'o noel - r-rtifcAist
- Ice Cream ,r;'i Al kinds o faECy cs~e Ia:
ronfg g.io"-rv for wsd ling orr "r.i=s, pie mes.
&c l-als promptly to order, 1T 'owe-t prizes rHEs
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=. 6, EiTiIy,WAI.

utGrEF ~
Al Edrdt o( G-O6,lcr stch FheG. Corn, Oats IT,
g7ct,v Seed De ..r.
ofre s;.d Warehouse. site ~ Friton est lo.
rnerlv occui led by ". " Low, OTTAWA. H.
LIBERAL aJvar.c=s mad oH grain in sep3
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: &C. -, \ Liam Baker, you cannot have
: ny daughters hand il marli5re until vor
are equal IN wealth and social pasition. o..
! The speaker was a hauahty old man OF
some s!My years. and the person whom he
addressed TTas tinc looking yoTHg Z man OF
tw2nty f:a
! ~i,h a ssa aspe'l The young man with
drew from the eiately mansion ....tsv
.E Al. p
d Six months later the Young man stood
+ in the presence Of the naughty old man. :
/ hat! gan here again Z angrly cries
/ the old man. ....
"-ih, OLD nan, proudly exclaimed VIII
Ian Faker," an! here your daughters
eqaai and yours sf.~. tfH-t
! ne old mans lip curied with scorn A
derisiye smile lit up his cold features
when, casting violently upon the marble.
cent. tahle a. enormous ron ~ fe, ..hacks
william Baker cried .s.'t
Sec Look on this wealth and I've.
tenlold more listen, cd man. You,
spurned me from yDur aoor. But did
70. ;-esrair / secured contract, for fur
nishing the ARM e thr - Nth beef
Yes, yesl' eescylg exclaimed the old,
man - And bought up all the dis
abled cavalry holS.s con d fad - o.
II see ! see!' ciird the old man.
And GOOD beef they make too
They dc they do and the profits are
immense 4. at ..i. .---.f.
sr'-s sho,.id say sol ...... ....t.r.
,.. And nov. IL, lain yonr daughters
fir hand" u,
=, Poy, she Is Yours but hold LooL
me in the eve Throughout all this have
,yoa been loyal? .- ....-.. .,t........
" 10 the core cried William Baker.
And coutinucd the old man, in {.
voice husky with cr1otion," nre you in fa,
vor of Il vigorous prosecution of The war"
81 am, i am ........ ....- ...5.
y, . Then, boy, take her Maria, child,
come hither Your William claims thee.
Be happy, my children And, wnatever
our lot in life nlay be, let us ali support
the government t'.--4rty"si Ward ..s5
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C0URlSUIP.
without ma irc art
Hos riua som,u'- heart,
Tel ne said re.
" l.CFc her - ssii she.


r--nAsay thief having applied 10 =
him some h1uGcufi,. and asked him if he
understood such kind of work Why
y4s, Sir said the other, - | guess I've had
= hand in err afore' --
! clercr -..an on his way 20 church, one
Sunday, was overtaken by : s.aav. shower
OF csin. On arriving at the yestry, he ex
claimed. rather impatiently, =" / wish
we're 6ryI Never mind said his. col
league, "voa VIII soon be IN the pulpit
and there YOU will .5e dry enough.
Colonel ". is a fire ioctiag man, ain: :
he?'' laid friend OF ours the other day
. Yes replied another, ~ was takea FOR
him once" '' You, why, you're as ualy
as sin :" q / don't care for that, was ta-
ken for him-by the sheriff
a wine merchant having a sample Of
wine TO Lord Derby, which he averred was
a specific for tae goat, subsequently wrote
asking for an order he earl replied,
pfecenting his compliments TO Mr.. -,
g.. and begged to say he lad tasted tie
wine, but-prJeTTsd he gait -.
AN GID saw NEW SET.
Come. WIFE" said VIZ, al fray you devote
Just half a minute to mend this coat, rF.-
Which nGii ias rhanced to rend.'
- Tis ten O'clock saiG his drowsy mate;
a. IknoS,' said Will, "a its rather la'e,
Put it's never too late 10 mend" ...... r.
.. Vanity Fair.
A writer beautifully remarks that
nans neither j. the representative of his
Maker Misfortune and crime set no bar
riers between her and her son. While his
mother lives, man has one friend on
earth, who will not desert him when he.i
needy. Her affection flows from pure
fountai "a "e"Ses only at the ocean of
When Gen Laia;ette was in the United
States two youus men were introasesd to
him. lie said to one, Are you G.Tr.. .';ee3y u.
= Yes, sir, was the reply. " Haypy man, ;.
quoth the General Hethen put the same
question to the other who replied, ap
a bachelor :" Lrcky dog, said the Gems.
raj This is the best essay on matrin,onS
eXtan..
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The imagination Of men does more than
nature to make woman beautiful.
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CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMING,

W
in all that de.irab-Ist Ornaments. Gimp Hon.
t-r I.ac.s Trimming Ribbons and Embroidery Brsid
sn-1: much time while in Few York. in ard to
D.Es> GOODS. also
Dress ana Cloak Making.
Ard agr rrruarei 20 10 DRESS MIXING in the ~sFy
l.s- sy.c and .. tl!a able terms that War
rant s.ti-f .c-rrn. also haze iUH set St DRESS
Am CIpNE PATTERNS AMI erest var.S-y Of
CUIIrUEN-- PATTERN, SFANTING done f,r
H- irug- ia ~. tne Spring Patterns. "'.eh arr
'ar.t-s .--.
y....i -'sr-,U attention o. tte ELEGANT SToCk
HF GEF-- GOODS. below 80 if-- eNTe'r' every ming
Jfalgrf C-:.el. aH u' @'-.' "a- -s't siuer
u. .!r r.... -'-,-i s.s prices r-l
t--ai selection az .PltfNa -tAVIa>. Cia'I-S AND
4 ,onl... .s---o-s ,r IR'Ecsf c0RsaTs
go C.'as.., r-.a-' ...,. P--r~.i1@ f"1e-..
.. a TAEELS,
Corner ..zi. arlf La : -. Streets. p---if. III
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E0lacr2 2p..t.t- '-4s .s.,.'s--,''.a r. '...'''.,
; f.rs s-rv.Crs t., .'a- .r.=5.'s 90. -'t
st-r il, Ortra ~. all ur4--.e- ~ IS Pc .e's.on-
rttuiar attention given TO ;. treatment 4 '''H'ei
d children ,-.,
J,.,.e in gr-ein.s'- block. l. sal fehs'-l
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Error loves to walk arm and arm With
truth to make it eli thought respectable
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DIR. GEO. q. LEitI-,

DOCTOi: j. y. 3: tRHi>- ...
OyyIcy-OverE Y Grs-:' p~rg f.o.v. EcsI' I'.'c"
Main Street east of. Fox River. Janl'-i:-
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:. ED. tLWsTEAD,

Produce anu COHInIi%NfOT 'EtTtIEUl,
Tho market pric. paid for all kinds oi Grau-W,e1i
and Corn stored and shipped parties may desire
Liberal advances made Grain ia at NY
r. house on the corner Of La Sale street and n.y.
draulc Hasir, Ottawa, Illinois. r--,
=. B-FI-r1e~< save time by unloading with me,
ss have the Srst Warehouse they approach the
city AMI also Ste-a Elevator and all other eHie
ces TO un oat; iii dispatch; and they can alwavs
rely getting tf- market price.
Ottawa pee =. 81. J. y. OI.NSTEAD.
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Elegant & Extensive Assortment
Straw, I ir & Cactus Bonnets

- a'' me new Co ors also
fVHITE, BLACK AND GRAY
II NED HAIR EnNNtiS,
which ere Wv dssira5 =.
aad will - mach worn. A
vsvv choice selection IL iiue
SPLIT <TRAWS. CANTON.
RDCiIi AND READY and
PEDAL B3ATB5.
Tr- FLOWER were never
src.e L.a-;.f-i. ladies' will
do well . ce,-,: from hem
wuj,c fresh. Ribbons. IN n !
the new shades of delicate
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TuF DG,Fr-Aithouea no orders TO tha
effect have een iromul .a'ed, It is rtmore
ed at Washington that If the draft ,f the.
first class under ,he recent enrolment is
considered Insufficient, n draft will be
made without delay upon the second
class
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New Ice Cream Saloon.
HENRY yE4ITEaf.Is

Madison Street, Opposite Pos! Office Bic
Cg1ca, H.
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ihc Terrible Marches - the Past Few
weeks. .a

T ITOul Tic Eoston I9llrier.
We print the following letter Just re-.
ceiyed II this city ..om ! iluiy intelligent
and valuable officer of the Army OF the
Potomac. Would to heaven that what he
states might have It's influence 10 restrain
:he laundering and absolutely nurderous
stupidity OK the MANAGES 6 tls "er IN
WasnIEgtcr.
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An Old sly NENV STI

Come. wife," said VII, .'I rrsy you devote
Just half a minute TO mend this coat,
Which a nai ias rhanced 10 rend.'
a. Tis ten O'clock gaG his drowsy mate;
"Iknew,' said Will, its rather la'e.
Put it's never too late TO mend" ......
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I "This 'watcFry SEA @s. esEagsnp sesEagas:np completely,
surrounds the island, and extends from
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THE EVENING NEWS.
The WWhisperer.o

An army correspondent in Virginia re-
lates the following incident of one of the
lodges resorted to by the soldiers to OBJ
tain their discharge: ~
One of the guards attracted my atten-
ton. becsuse he was apparently without
voice. This soldier was robust and strong,
but could converse only with "bated
brea,h," or in low whispers. Four weeks
he was on duty, and saw him daily, IN
calm or storm, but he never spoke aloud.
He said he caught cold on the peninsula !;
It had settled in his throat, and since
then ne could no: talk. A few days pre-
viOuS to the general movement of the
army he succeeded, by some strategy, in
getting bo:tle of whisky. OF course
he made himself drunk. / was walking
up the yard into the house late in the
evening. Il was very dark. Suddenly
some one seized me by the foot, and in
tremulouS tone; ordered M to shalt. "
It was the "Whisperer," for such his
comrades called him. He could talk
louder than |, and "a he sang sna:cheS of
hymn AMI songs I fell asleep wond ring
at the strange phenomenon. Next morn
ing 1 soughE him early. and by dint of
eross-quaStioning. discovered that he had
been worzing all the tine for his dis
eNarge. He succeeded so well as to have
as discharge papers made out, and would
ron have b ZEN on his homcward way re-
sing. But that fa:al bottle Of whisky
(sei his tongue, and thus he was be-
I. H was no: discharged. " "-
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south Hawlry G.. 4 8. m. Co.-Of-

A. LUKIN, Secretary.
Gold Hill, n. T., Nov. II, 1863 nol9 I'm
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BY ofdeF OF tnb bUalu OF 1Iu1sseG
C. 8. CoOvER, BeerysaEy.
BY WIN. ". BISHOP. Acting SECRETARY. .<
Gold Hill, Nov. rs 1854 noS In
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Dal dnncIIc Gold and silver Nining

Fl. II. BAILEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Oct. 2sth. ls63.lm
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flee No, lib California street, San Francisco-No.
tice is HEREBY given, that in accordance with the
Laws of the State of California, and an order du.
ly made by the Board of Trustees of the South
Hawlry Gold ami Silver Mining Company, there
will be sold ut public auction at the sales room of
John Middleton e. Son, No. 400 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, on Monday, Nov. Both, 1868, at
l2 o'clock, NJ, to the highest bidder for cash, in
U. s. Coin, so many shares of the capital stock of
said Company standing in the names of the fol-
lowing persons as will be necessary for the pay
ment of an assessment of One Dollar and Twenty
Five Cents Isl 25) per share, duly levied thereon
by the Board of Trustees, on the Sd of August
together with the cost of advertisement and ex-
pense of Sale unless said assessment and charges
arc aOnner mid,
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tbs Iltho Dsmocrat, in his introductory,
said: at shrl b. our endeavor to publish
flccS, s. litter Democratic truths, convince
n, outh-5ound adaerentS of the AdmiriStra-
ii IN OF the utterly ruinous tendency OF their
policy, and in 50 doing we shall apply the
lash regardless OF fear, favor or reward" "
Scattering ,he truth" and applying the
lash" his resulted in electing Gov. Wallace
- Congress by large minority The Cop
tae lash" in this State at the late elections,
with the sam result. Perhaps the scattered
truth Is in search of the scattered party
.IOosIL.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Eoronde s, Rickard 11oId and SiIrer

Mining Company-No tice-1n accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory and the by laws of
the above named company. 80 many shares stand.
ing in the names of the following parties, rs may
be necessary to pay the assessments due thereon,
together with the costs of advertising and sale will
be sold at public auction in front of the companys
Office (ncw brick building), two doors below the
Gold Hill Hotel, Main street, Gold Hill, on the
10th day of December, 1868, between the hours of
q and o'plncE p NJ
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.16eEI s. Keu Gold and &iirer .YfninR

Company-Notlce is hereby given that, In accor
dance with the laws Of the Territory Of Nevada
and an order made by the Board ct Trustees Of
the Abel & Key Gold and Silver Mining Com
paDy, there will he sold in front Of the office of
the company, in Gold Hill, N. T., on FRIDAY,
the 18th day of December, A. D. 1868, at one
o'clock p NJ, at public nucsion, to the highest bid.
shares Of the capital stock Of said company
standing In the names Of the following persons rs
will be necessary for the payment Of the amounts
standing against them for assessments heretofore
levied and duly advertised, and costs Of adyer.
Using and sale.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
ide A,rnke Gold md SiI,er Min.

Wide Awake Gold md SlIier Wlh.
ing Company-Notice.-A-ln accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws of the
above named company, 80 many shares of stock
standing in the names Of the following persons as
may be necessary to pay the assessments due
thereon, together with costs of sale and udvertis
ing will be sold ut public auction. in front of the
company's office, new brick building two doors
below the Gold Hill Hotel, Main street, Gold Hill,
on the TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1863 be.
tween the hours Of two and three o'clock, p. NJ:
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
North AVN erican Mining Company

Assessment Notiee.-Notice is hereby given
that an assessment of ten dollars per share
on all the capital stock of the North Ameri-
can Mining Company, was this day levied by
the Board of Trustees, payable in United
States god coin, Immediately, to the Secre-
tary, at the Office of the company, No. IL
North B street, Virginia, N. T., and that no
stock will after this date be transferred on
the books of the company without the preyi-
Gus payment of said assessment.
By order of the Board of Trustees,
]. r. PLUNKETT, Sec'y.
Viruinio Oct 10 ISS2 ToroO IF I
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Baltimore American Gold and Sill.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Nov. Sd, 1863. no3 I'm

yer Mining Company, Gold Hill District, Nevada
Territory.-Notice is hereby given, in accordance
with the laws of the State of California and IN
order duly made by the Board of Trustees of the
above named Company at meeting held Octo-
Der 2S, 1868, so many shares of the capital stock
of said company, standing in the names of the
following persons. will be sold at public auction
at the rooms of Cobb e. SntOn, No. 4O6 Mont.
gomery street. San Francisco at II o'clock, A. NJ,
on the TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER next, US
will be necessary 10 liquidHte the amounts due
from those delinquent shareholders on assessment
No. 3, (of Five Dollars per shars) Of said Com
pany, levied September 9, 1863 and all expenses
accrung from advertising, sale, &c.
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storr circulating in Naples that

story circulating in Naples that
e w9s>visited in the night by two
.s-sSok him in carriage, blind
.a2ge house, where he was led Ne
1iAred, on pin of death, to milky
wall Of chlm5er suEfcientln
nit cola. This done, oofy
dght in, AMI Il young lady hanlsomeld
;dwas dragged into the room and forced
t. The lid was screwed down and the
DIN WIS wlllsd up BY tn, mrson, who was
then again biindfolded and taken to the sea
beach, plid ten piIstres, and told he might
tell all n knew. He did tell the police, but
could not describe the house.