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Position in Sleeping.

II is better 10 60 sleep on the right
side, for then the stomach is very much
in the position of bottle turned upside
down, and the contents of il are aided in
passing out by gravitatiOn. If one
goes 10 sleep on the left side the opera
ton of emptying the stomach of its con-
tents is more like drawing water from a
we'll After going to sleep let the body
take its own position. If you sleep on
your back, especially soon after hearty
meal, the weight Of the digestive organs,
and that Of the food, resting on the great
vein of the body, near the back bone
congresses il, and arrests the flow of the
blood, more or less. If the arrest is par
tial the sleep is disturbed, and there are
unpleasant dreams. If the meal has been
recent and hearty the arrest is more de-
cided and the various sensations, such
as falling over precipice, or the pur-
suit Of a wild beast, or other impending
danger, and the desperate effort TO get rid
Of ii, arOnses us, and sends on the stag
Mating blood, and we wake in a fright,
or trembling, or Precipitation, or feeling
exhaustion, according 10 the degree Of
stagnation, and the length and strength
Of the efforts made 20 escape the danger.
But when we are not able TO escape the
danger-when we do fall over the preci-
/ pice-when the tumbling building crush
es us--what then? Tint is death That
is the death of those Of whom it is said,
when found lifeless in the morning
"That they were as well as they ever
were the day before" and often it is adj
ded, "and ate heartier than common p
This last, as a frequent cause Of death
TO those who have gone TO bed 10 wake
no more, We, give merely as private
opinion. The possibility Of its truth is
enough to deter any rational man from a
late and hearty meal. This we do know
with certainty, that waking up in The
night with painful diarrhea, or cholera
or bilious collie, ending in death in I
very short time, Is properly traceable Il
late large meal. The truly wise vii
take the safe side. For persons who ca
three times a day, tits amply suflicien
10 make the last meal Of cold bread an,
butter, and a cup Of some warm drink
No one can siarve on IL; while a pcrse
verance In the habits soon begets a Wig
Orous appetite for breakfast, 80 promis
ing Of a day OF comfort Halls J0urR,
q Health,
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CRIMINAL CoUnT--JuDeE NJ. NJ. BRIEN,
PREsrpNo.--Th Court was occupied
yesterday in the trial Of j. w. Press
wood and j. W. Walker, charged with
breaking into the Broadway Mills, and
stealing from d. ID. Diekey the sum of
S1,15O Attorney General STUBRLu1ELD
and w. G. BRIEN for the State and 4. T.
SanLEY for defendants.
The proof was, that sometime in last
December the above mentioned Mills
were forcibly entered, and an amount of
money taken from the safe; that among
the bank bills stolen therefrom was $50
counterfeit bill and sundry other bills
peculiarly marked; I'll Of which were
subsequently, traced into the possession
of the defendants-besides sundry arti-
cles Of wearing apparel, etc, were found
in their houses, and identified. The
proof further showed, that the day before
the stealing one of the defendants bor-
rowed twenty-five cents from girl, and
that tho other bought goods to q small
amount on credit. A day or two thereaf-
ter they were seen with large amount
of money. They also bought a suit of
citizens clothes, and dresses, furs, sc,
for their wives. They were private sol
ders, belonging TO the LIST Middle Ten
nesseo Cavalry; their regiment was gone
and they here. Sometimes they appear
cd in 'regimentals" and again in citizens
clothes. They intended travelling.
The Attorney General opened the cause
in a clear, pointed argument, and con-
tended that the proof warranted a con
viotion. T. 4. SMILEY followed with groa
fluency and much feeling, insisting tina
the circumstances aud facts were not suf
ficient TO justify verdict Of guilty. w
G. BBIEN replied with great force an'
ability, stating the law as applicable 4
this particular case, aud insisting tina
the defendants ought to be severely pun
ished. The Judge gave lucid, compre
hensivo charge TO the jury, who, in TEL
minutes after, returned verdict Of gull
~, and assessed the period which Ia
defendants should serve in the peniten
dary at eight years.
They did right aud we hope the yer
dict will be a warning TO the thieye
and burglars that have so long inioste
our city. Those men who, in the guis
Of Federal soldiers, kill and steal cow
chickens, etc, on the Franklin and Gran
ny White Pixies, about four miles frol
town, had, also, better watch out, OF the
TOO, will find berth in the State prise
soldiers or no soldiers.
Court will meet, as usual, this morn
ing al nine o'clock.
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LouIsvlIle journal.

o. P. MYERS & Co., in the old Gazette
Counting Room, opposite Adams Express
Office, Cherry street. are the agents Of
the Louisville Daily Journal. Dealers
in Nashville and points South, Army
Postmasters and Suffers are requested TO
call before 4 P. NJ and leave their orders.
Feb14-1w
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10 orrlcers ana soIdler..

You will find the finest and best stock
Of Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods ever exhibited in this city, at
Messrs. GREEN g. GREENS, As College st.
Their goods are principally of their own
manufacture and of the best qualities.
feb17-tf
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ror the unlon.

Tennessee and Alabama Refug ees
The refugees from Tennessee, Alabama
and other Southern States, now in Nash
vile, are requested to meet at the lower
end of the Market-house on Thursday
night, for the purpose of making ar
engagements to join the celebration of
the 22d inst. MAURY COUNTY.
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AnoPu1AR INSTITUTION. Under the
superior and experienced management Of
those No. / Landlords" Messrs. GILMAN,
NEWMAN & GRAHAM, the Doaeganda is fast
becoming a popular place Of resort for
every body who loves to live like
Prince" If you want something good to
eat, go there, and your wants win be as
speedily supplied as If you were the
fortunate owner Of Alladin's tabled lamp
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poLtcK CouRr.--'rhe morals Of our
city are evidently improving. Yester-
day only two cases graced the record Of
our police proceedings. l.. Burner and
P. N. Terrill were up for being " slighlu-
ally intoxiquated" They were fined
three dollars and costs, each.
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EsoAPED.--Night before last seven
Confederate prisoners escaped from the
penitentiary in this city. They worked
their way up to the cupoal of the build
ing, then by ropes--supposed to have
been furnished by some secesh ladies Of
this place--reached the ground. One of
them was shot and captured, and one of
them captured unhurt. Tho remaining
1--WE escaped through the picket line,
and arc now supposed 10 be in the rebel
army.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oF rHE CUMBERLAND,
Mnrfreesboro. Tom. Feb. 10Th, 1868.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oF rHE CUMBERLAND,
Mnrfreesboro, Tenn, Feb, 10TH 1868, J
General Orders, No. 1871
l. II having been frequently reported
TO the General Commanding, that 0Onfed-
crate soldiers approach our lines dressed
in our uniforms, and that they have APP
peared thus in battle, and have thus, sa-
wage like, carried our cOlors to deceive
us
his Ordered, That none so dressed shall
receive, when so captured, the rights Of
prisoners Of war, and that, in battle, no
quarter be given them. When captured
singly, or in squads, prowling about our
lines, they shall be deemed as spies, and
treated accordingly. The General warns
all officers and men under his command
to be on their guard against these viola
tors of the rules Of civilized warfare
All forAging and scouting parties all pa
trolls, and all troops on the march, are
enjoined 10 arrest and examine all per-
sons wsaring our uniform, and if found
to be wearing it without lawful authority,
10 forward them at once TO the Provost
Marshals Of their commands, for idenh-
fication and investigation, and thence TO
the Provost Marshal General Of the De-
partment, that that they may be dealt
with as they deserve.
IL. All citizens and servants wearing
the United States uniform, without writ
ten permission, will be arrested, stripped
aud punished according to the nature Of
the offence. Quartermasters will At once
make acquisitions for clothing, TO be is
sued TO servants and employees not en-
titled 10 wear the uniform.
By command Of Major-Gen. RosEoRAEs
G. GODDARD,
z Asst Adpt Genl aud Chief ofstaf.
! OFFICIAL. Feb. 12-l0t
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LonIsvIlIn Journal.

All dealers and others wishing the
Louisville Journal will leave their orders
with BRowN s. Co., No. 4s College Street,
successors to o. p MYERS & Co. Orders
left with them by o'clock in the even
ing will secure the Journals Of the next
day. feb.19-1w.
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shOssiShoesi

For mems and boys Boots and Shoes
of all kinds-Ladies, Misses, and chill
dren's Shoes of all kinds. Call on j. FL.
FARRAR, No. 25 College street, w. J..
MARKS old stand, opposite Sewanee
Hotel.
Feb.15-5t.
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The highest price paid for all kinds of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Oaice Of w. j. MARI, corner Of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb.5.
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HosTAoEs.- Messrs. DorEeAN and CAL
noUN, jewelers. of this city, were yester-
day arrested and put in confinement by
order Of Col. MART1s, Provost Marshal of
Nashville, to be held as hostages for JoHS
A. GoLTz ard T. 7. TABB. The latter
named gentlemen are also Jewellers Of this
city, and were, few days ago, captured
and imprisoned by the Confederates.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Gunboat Passed vicksburg
Bridge to be Constructed Across the
Falls at Louisville
The Frankfort seoesh Convention
Dispersedl
Death of District Attorney James
Harlan.
Gold 81 10. Cotton 90i
Gunboat Passed vioksburg !
Gold 81 10. Cotton 9Oi

MEMPHIS, Feb ls--A special dispatch
says the new gunboat IndianOla run the
vicksburg blockade on Friday night
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.--The House
passed bill authorizing the construc-
ton Of bridge over the Falls at Louis
Vile.
NEW YopK, Feb. 1s.--CoilOn dull and
drooping-00c.
Gold steady at 6116c.
FRANKBoRT, Ky, Feb. 1s.-The secesh
Democratic Convention to-day was quiet
" dispersed by an armed force under
Col. Gilbert.
James Harlan, District Attorney for
Kentucky, died to-day Of pneumonia.
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fTHE CoTroS MARKET.-since Monday
one hundred bales Of this 'aeecy staple"
has been sold In this city, at the well
known warehouse Of Mr.. ANDY HAAI-
TON, at seventy five cents per pound.
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Wan. S. CHEATMAE, Of No. 8, College
street, always has on hand the best bran
dies, wines and liquors TO be found in
this market. He has "oirs,' for bottle
Of spirits fourteen years old. We thought
il had lived long enough, aud il is now
non est.
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All who are fond of a good drink, can
find il by calling at the room formerly
occupied by DIR. L. L. COLEMAN, over
FALLEB's Jewelry store on Deadsrick
street. The article Of whiskeY is IA
years old Feb. 19-lt.
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Copy FOR MARoH,-We are indebted
to Mr.. WM. COLLIER for copy Of this
popular lady's Book for March He
keeps all the latest periodicals. at his de-
pot. Give him h call.
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Cali Early.

Attention is called to the nice assert
ment of choice Roll and Firkin Butter,
Green Apples and Irish Potatoes, just re-
ceived by L. BLOCK & CO., Y East side
Public Square. feb.19-1L
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HoREBEoK 81 AsHBRDOE, 40 College
street, have on hand splendid lot of
Mems Buck Gauntlets, which they will
sell for nine dollars per dozen to close.
Feb19-3t.
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We are still favored with rainy wealth
err. For the last month it has been rain
ing moro or less nearly every day. We
heard a person remark the other day,
that il was now generally believed that
the world was to be again destroyed by
water, instead of fire. We have certain
ly had enough wet weather recently to
almost justify this belief.
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Mr.. J. N. MlzE has just opened an
extensive fancy and family grocery store,
at No. 30, Union street. If you want
anything in his line, You will do well by
(giying him call
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Tonight Is the regular meeting night
of the Nashville Union Club. Don't fail
TO attend. The room at The lower end Of
the market-house, upstairs, is the place
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Cumberland river Is still swelling al
this point, with nearly twenty feet wa
Ter on Harpeth shoals.
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Refuse the Issues OF all Bank
mentioned below.

HHotWbO TIC E6Nuo9 OF All HnHH1
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, n any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, al Brownsville.
Central Bank u Tennessee, at Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanica' Sank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution al Moniphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfroosboro.
Miners and ManufActurers' Bank, al Knoxville.
Bunk Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank q Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank q Jeierson, at DandridRe.
BANK Of Claiborne, at Tazewei.
Bank Of 1azeweil, at Tazeweli
Lawrenceburg Bank, al Lawrencoburk.
Ctzens' Bank, at Memphis.
Rank Of America .At Carksyille
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
southern Bank, Georgia
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OMAR AND TENOR DRUMS, ALL IN.
- styios on hand and made 20 order. kSIsts<1lh
Bass Drums, all sizes on hand and as/sC<fSN
made 20 order. ttR<fN@fE
Onicera' nugles, Of Silver, Copper, 1S
and Brass, all siios ctevlTS&a
Regulation Bugles, n Copper and WV
nrass, with extra crooks
German Silver, Brass, Ebony and Cocoa Fiies best
quality.
Fine nrumsUeks, Imported Transparout Drum
teada
snairs-Drum slings-Ropo-s nar-fastenera, and
stick holders.
ouih-pcces--silyor aud Brass Tio Tubos--all
styles.
HERMAN silver and Brass Sax Hous-an styloa
Vlolins Guitars, and an other kind of Musical IN,
sirumenia on hand. Address
d. p. FAULDs,
Importer Of Musical Goods, Mann facturor 81 Drums
Go, and Publisher Of Musc 22J Main street, Louis
/ VILE ~.
Good iorwariod by Eypreu to the Army.
. Eeb. la-2W
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY NoRrNe. FEB 10, 1858.
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IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO TnE

TN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
4 Trade
1000 Bills. SALT,
100 Bills CRUSHED COFFEE SUGARS,
25 Bags COFFEE,
1875 Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Gross SMOKING TOBACCO,
so Gross FINE-CUT cHEwIRG TOBACCO,
100 Bales KIIIICRRICK TOBACCO.
500 Reams WRAPPING PAPER.
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes PALM SOAR
Is nozos FANCY SOAR
25 Kegs nADDER,
so Casks SODA,
400 Kegs MAIZE
so Gases OYSTERS,
60 Cases PINE APPLES
go Cases PEACHES,
10 Cases sARDINEs,
40 Chests TEA,
80 Boxes CHEEsE,
And large stock Of other articles 10 line
Fob1-am
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TIVE COMMITTEE on THE PART on THE CON.
4 MON COUNCIL and tho 50 Ngshyaie Union Club"
have adopted the following M Order Of Exercises
at the Eau Of Representatives at the State CaptoIi
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ORDEm OF EVER uIsEs.


l. Music by the Military Baud--s Hail Columbia"
and by the Gioe Club-s Rod, White aud Blnon
2 Prayer by Row J. Huntington.
g. Music By the Band" star-Spanglod Banner"
a. d the Glee Club" Battle Cry Of Freedom,
A. Reading Of washiugton's Farewell Address, by
Jordan stokes, fsq
S. Music by nsnd--" Bnnnar Of the Free" Music
by Glee Club" Glory all,iwah 2"
g. Introduction and speeches OF invited guests aud
reading lctlers from them.
T. Music by Band-Grand March, " Tho Americas
Boy" Music by Gee Club" Flag Of the FreoT
The whole to conclude with tho star-spangled
Banner" by the Military Band and Glee Club, and
the audience are invited to join in tbs chorus.
Committee of Arrangements.
On Room and Decorations. On Music.
Abram Myers, Col John A. Martin,
Capt J.w. Clark Capt. Austin.
On Nationd sahRe. On Reception
lieut.. c H. Irwin, John Bugh Smith,
Iisut. G. 7. Wharton, William p Downs.
sergt. Q. J. Campbell
The Committee respectfully request that all places
Of business be closed that the National coors be DIS
played from the houses Of the citzeus and that those
having charge ofehmohes or pnbllo buildings cause
the bells thereofto be rung at sunrise noon, and
set
They respectfully invite the citizens and military
Of the city county and adjoining counties, to pari
oipate in the Celebration. The ladies are particu.
larry invited to honor tho occasion with their pres
ence.
AnRAM MYEus, HORACE II HARRISON
| CHARLES SAYREs, WILLIAM p Downs,
/ q. n. SOUTHGArK, 4. X. GfAsCOcK,
tom Coma Council. Com. Nash tnioa Cab.
4
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DR.. Kings Dispensarv
rom PRIVATE DISEASES.

@~-NzaDDR KING, formerly OF New York for
8k~eSAn the last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
pnd whe has devoted his attention 70
tho troatmet Of private diseases for 80 years. aters
himsalf, having attended 70 practice for 90 many
wars, and cured SO many Thousands, he is enabled
e cure all diseases Of private nature, matter
hsw bad they may be from inIudcious medical treat
ment, sr nom neglect OF their own. m Kings
Dispcnsary 4 No. % Deaderio street, between Cher.
~ and tho Square, second story, whore he curos al
Diseases Of private nature
Gonorrh0a cured without nausoous Ynediolnes or
interference with business
Structures OF old recent date onootualy cured IN
few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be onnI6yed
Perhaps ne disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution - much
syphilis, With all the diseases Of tho akin, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be cdccteany
cured IN few days.
ssfainal tionhaving been
given 10 this disease, aud all tho oousoquencos grow
Ing ont 81 Il, brought In many eRlee BY the de-
structve habits 81 inconaiderato youths, and exoess
i've Indulgence Of the passions. neglect OF which
will undermine Tho constitution, rendering che sub
ect unit for business or society, and causing prema
ture old age,
Femaies who may belaboring with any dlfnculiy Of
the Womb may resl assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fec enclosed, direct 10 Dr. A. King
No. 2S Doadcrick street, Nashville Tenn will have
the necessary medicines sent to their Addrasa Oios
hours from O'Clock In the morning until Ia the
Venipg July lQs-in dAgiy.
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TEnMs 81.

DAnr USios. pr annum........ $50 %
veck .,..".,.,,..,.."- %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-30
ASSESSMENT SALES.
Hudson Gold and Silver Mining

COmPSny. office No, sUi Montgomery street, San
Francisco, December 18th, lS63-Notice is hereby
Llveu that in accordance with the laws of the
State Of CALIFORNIA; and the bylaws OF the Hind.
sou Gold and Silver Mining Company, ths.e will
he sold AT public auction, NJ the salesroofn of
MesSrS. Cgbb \ Suton, No 400 Montgomery
street, san Francisco. on WEDNESDAY, the
thirteenth day of january, 1854, NJ Il o'clock NJ.
so many delinquent shares of the capital stock
OF the Hudson Gold and Silver Mining Company
standing IN The names of the following named
persons as will be NECESSARY 10 pay the follow
ing assessments, together with the cost at adNer-
i.siGg and sale, unless said assessments with
accrutng charges. are previously pahi' VIZ
dollar per share Assessment No = levied july
9th, lstSS-;ii,y cents per share. Assessment No.
3 levied September Srh, ls6S-one dollar per
share. Assessment No. 1, levied October Ith,
dollar share.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
.sbcfF s. key Gold a"d Stfrer .lIisi''S

Conpany-Notice is hereby given that, in accor-
dane. With the laws of the Territory of Nevada
and an order made by the Board of Trustees of
the AbsIl & Key Gold and Silver Mining Com
panv there will be sold in front of the Office of
the company in Gold Hill, n. T., on wEDNES-
DAY, the 9Th day OF january, \. ID. 1861 Mt one
o'clock p NJ, 1T public auction, to the highest bid
der. for cash, In United States gold coin so many
shares of the capital stock of said company
standing in the names of the following persons as
will be necessary for the payment of the amounts
standing against them for assessments heretofore
levied and duly advertised, and costs Of adver-
Using and sale
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pany.-Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with the laws of Nevada Territory and the by
laws of the above named company, there will be
sold az public auction on the 2Sth day ct Drcrm
her, lStEI NJ IL o'clock, NJ, at the office of the
company, many shares Of the capital stock Of
the company standing in the names Of the follow
ing persons us will pay the amount due for assess
mrntS, together with the cost OF sale and udvcr.
ti.i,,
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Palmyra Consolidated q. a. n. NJ.
COmpany-Officr 625 Clay Street, San Francisco,
Califnrna.-NOtcc is hereby given that in accord
anCc with the laws of the State of California and
the bylaws of the Palmyra Consolidated Gold
and Silver Mining Company, there will be sold
at Public auction by jerome Rice & Co., auc-
tioncers, ut their auction room, 327 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California, on WEDNES-
DAY, january 9th, 1864, at l2 o'clock NJ of that
day, TO the highest bidder, for cush, payable in IT,
:. coin, su many shares of the capital stock of
said Palmyra Consolidated Gold and Silver Min
Jug Company, standing in the names of the here
matter mentioned stockholders rs will be ncccs-
sary to pay an assessment levied thereon by the
Board of TrIstcrs Of said company on the Goth
day of June, 1903, of twenty cents per share to-
gGther with cost Of advertising and accruing
charges, unless the same shall have been pre-
viously paid.
Names Shs. INIT Names .Sh= Amt
.Tno J. Samucls. .4On SSO T. kcltom. 200 $40
& W Swain. E. i0j 81 Geo = MOrril =. IS 7
G Briar :Lln 6s
BY order of the Board of Trustees
dr5 I'd CIV. HAYDEN, Secretary.
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Kentucky Gold and Silver N1inins

Company.-Notice is hereby given that in accord
anee with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the
bylaws of the Company, there will be sold mt
public auction, on January FOURTEENTH,
1864, in front of the Justices Office Gold Hill, at
5 o'clock. P. ", so many shares of the capital
stock of the above company standing in the names
of the following persons will pay the amount
due for assessments, together with costs Of sale
and advertising