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~ The vessel that rdn the blockade at Whining
ton, North Carolina on the 18th ult., was the steamer
coriubia, which with her cargo, belongs to the cOnfed-
crate g vernnent She brings large quantities Of shoes.
blankets, cloth, medicines, and other much needed army
supplies The Cornubia Is an iron paddle wheel steamer,
but is not armed She was built on the Clyde IN 1860,
aud, under the name Of the Giraffe; was known for her
great speed. She Il last from Bermuda, The Whining
ton Journal announces that the bark Rosalie, from alas
sau, had run the blockade at Cd Inlet. with a cargo Of
salt.
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REBEL MATCHES, REBEL HATegFSl-
REBEL MATCHES!f

We unaerIgned having established a Mach
factory ~ the city Of Jackson, would i1F,-.aaaa
eoinpanisd wNh the essh, viii be promptivs1-5 &C
deci9Im aseG
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the route IRON GRENADA Mississippi. to Vieke-
- On &, one TkUNK, flash COLO 81
marked with a card on g end, near the handle 81
j. T. woodward Tbs Trunk Ia somewhat 7voro ~
WA lost about the l0tn Instant. viii nav a Uk-ri-
Office . h w00DrvIh 1ppe@
oe@f it (aptsis camnsnv fdtb Ia Po~1s-
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~ A special dispatch to The MississPpias gives the
fsaoWlng a. tho names Of the soldiers who were killed
sy the acc dent IN the SostherD railroad d7y before
Yesterday G. " Eshridge, H. c. Mccartney, j J.
Miles al Of company G 35ta kis issiPEii Richard
Lowreg. company +, sofa A ADAMS ganes [. Andrew
Of Verror, Nlis, company A, Withsr's artillery, aad
f~crty-one oibers Were wounded -seme, Hh thought
mortelly. Lieutenant Colonel Kcarney, Of Vernon,
Niss- and che Of he l5th Mississippi had one Of bis
Arms broken 20 Two places. The killed and wounded
as q, Eaahrd's Depob Some thirteen m les west Of
Jackson
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@%~@l
HEADQUARTERS PARoLso AND ExoHI

HEADQUARTERS PAROL9D AND EXCHEDl
PRISONERS.
JACKS0S. Miss. December q. 1852
NOTICE i hsreby given n answer 10 nnmerai, in.
In qriri-s that ali prisoners Of war bsI9nVfer TO tbe
Confederate States service. q liyefe At Vsck knrv ia
dsT she Fed raj flag cf truce, have been axebsnasd al
arrival III prisoaers Hr iyng within tho Goafsdarnta
lines By other r1u est can atly be exyhaoesl bv F4n4rs
ing in pc SOD without delay 10 thoss Headn1s-tsrr ~
oder TO have their names registered for exchange
BY command Of Bdgadier General RUGeLEs.
lf. SHYMANSKL.
des9 I'm A. and Inspector Geuslal.
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WANTED. I%HMEDIATELY.

A LLRGE QUANTITY OF FUEL for The use Of
IA the Hospitals, chops, and troops at this pot. /
VIII pay the highest market price for al WOOD deiiv-
cred at this place. Persons having wood for sale VIII
apply at NY Office. Just below the Poat Ohlce.
j. l.. DON
ial4w Captain and A. Ouartermsstsr.
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lord E~avo4swOrth on The Aaaerienm Que.
ti0n.

We learn from the London AoraiRe Herald that Lord
Rs~venswOrth, in a speech al a dinner at Tynemouth,
on the 18th Of November, said, in relation TO The Ameri-
ean question
think that when it has been admitted by one Of tho
most distinguished members of her Maiestys govern
us nt-I mean Mr.. Gladstcne-that the Southern states
have already created for themselves an army, n navy,
and s people. l do not think. that the time can be very
far di-tsnt when the existence Of such a people shsll
he recognized. Now, gentlem n. what is the advantage
Of pursuing orr present do nothing poieyl Truss we
may keep ourselves free for 2 time from the dangers of
war, butI must ask you if a worse spirit, a w0rss ami
mus can exist toward This country than has been shown
aid Is shown almost daiy by the Northern States of
America. Why, the outrage upon the Trent has just
been topped up, SIS ] may ray, by a still greater out
rage upon q British bark, q neutral vessel in neutrsl
waters, where she lyas burnt to the waters edge, within
SIGHT Of a Spanish fort am happy to say that ex
plantations upon this poi have been demanded by the
Spanish ambassador to the American government, anu
that the American government have di ayowed the con
duet If their cyn Offices bat I regret to say that, hap
pen what may between MS ani the SoGthsrn States, til
hard possible that va can stand in worse odor than,
to Judge BY all from which we can draw a Judgment
ffom he language Of The 60 erEmeut, the ps0pio, and
the piess-t is Hardly ress ale. I say 20 stand in worse
ed0g tisa We now 10 " th tn theru States, whereas
by a timely exercise Of tbe discretion and moral infu-
ence which this country may exert ia favor Of the Sc
ceding Siates an immense inaUense may be obtained
with those States, which viii redo md greatly 10 the
future honor and advantages Of this country.
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RnR SALE
NOTTNE.

Cue new style CARRIAGE and one pair Bay
Horses, Eeli matched.
ds30.1w ] @. McAIIISrEP
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EmR HIRE.

GEHERAL NEGRO WOMEN and BOYs, from th,
- hrst Of January. Apply %
CHAS. n. Chiffon,
deJn3tt MsRnolia CotaaRe.
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FOR SALE!

A DWELLING HOUSE, FURNITURE sad ten
"A ares Of Land The hoafe con aims a parlor, bed
roon, dining room aud hall. Ths house and kitet en-
are well butt, eomfori abe and nav. There is well
Of geo3 Wa o. and other eonveuisares on the premises.
Apply to D.. FLANERY, or
JOHN 3. MORRIS.
Te3l-1w Telegram Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

UVO HIRE. BY III. day, weak, month or year, T5REE
i able bodied REGRO MEN. Apply st The Office Of
the DAHL SOUTHERN CRISIS
deQQ5f Jsrk~ou. Miss.
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FOR RERE.

I WILL bi7e a, public auction, st Jackson, ia ffon
4 Ct tia Capt, l. st II o'clock A ~, on SATURDAY,
Sd dsy II JaqEsTy, 1863, FOUR NEGROES, belonging
TO Mis- Ma y q. Harris, a miner. w: One abis-bodted
Mar ono Woman, q RcOi co X wa.her and iroEer and
two House Girls one f8ur. cen and the other si1t en-
years old. Terms made known on the dav Of birins.
WN. J. d. LASEY,
Se5t3F Guardian for Miss Mary q Hart
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= The Boston commercial BulledR states, on what
It consider reliable and indlsputable authority" that
" an extraordinary effort Is 70 be made By smisssries
from the rebel government, as well as by rebei sympa
thizers in England, to furnish and fit cut iron-clad and
wifi sailing steamers, not only for the purpose Of break.
ing the blockade. but to successfully cope, if they be
allowed the oppor' unity with some Of our ownnavy, or
make a raid upon some unprotected harborr
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WoUNBED TT ~&EANs-We find in the Rich
mond Enquirer Of the Goth, alist OF Confederate soldiers
wounded in the battle CT Fredericksburg who had ar
rived at the general hospital at Charlottesville, Virginia.
Among them were the following Tennessseans E. H.
Knight, company D. j NJ. shumate, company B, B. B.
Hagu and sergt, B B. ThackatOn, company B, 9Th Ten
nessee Lieut.. }. W. Kisg, company ]. Lieut. T. J.
Donald, company f, I. J. Skies, compsny E, and Sergt.
D. C. Moore, company z, I4rh Tennessee.
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~ The Mechanics Magazine says that " excellent
paper Is now made in Europe from the leaves of Indian
corn. There is one paper mill in operation in switzer.
land, and one IN Austria, in which paper is made from
such leaves exclusively. The husks which enyelop the
ears Of corn make the beet quality"
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I.OST.

A B~REASTPIN, made Of The hair Of g deees-ed rel
"A alive. Get ia 3 cluser Of ggspsa. The finder VIII
be literally rewarded BY leaving it at this ofdee.
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HEADQUARr ERS DEPARTMENT MSgTS-l
SIPPI II EAST LOUISIANA.
JACKSON December goth, 1862
Special Orders No. s..
ALL officers and men belonging to The second
H = Military District, commanded by Major-GensrsI
N. L. smith, now shsent from their commands. with or
without leave, " u report ct once for duty 20 their re-
spectiVe commanders. ThAt This Osder shou' q be fnms-
diaiely obesed = most necessary, aud sDy 5ne found
negLecilhg IL win b severely and promptly pucished-
By order Of LieutenzntGcHe al PEHBFRTOS.
J. R. WAHDY.
de2I-iW A. A. General
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WANTED.

plOsUOU Piy to ALLEN, SI3ON & co,
Jackson,
ia1 IT, Kissigsi mt
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A committee, representing the border States
congressional delegation, consulting Of Messrs. Il H.,
Crittenaen and Crisshed lately c led on Lincoln to
urge him not to Issue bis emancipation proclamation.
He heard them quietly, but gave 10 definite answer.
M,ssrs. Maynard Henderson and other border States
nnn refasad b anneiian the eomrnittee.
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deT-Iw
NOTICE.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
December 10, 1862
To Major r. Dumontei1:
THa eoDseripHon act Of October. which SLOWS per
4 sens Layiug twenty 90 negroes exempted does
not apply - Persong between eighteen and t~birt7-fvs
pears of age TO exception but tbat undsr the exsmp-
lion act Of April effects then.
JOHT A CAMPBELL,
A'sst-ns Sc sretaIy ef VA.
HEADQUARTERS CAHP CT INSTRUCTION.
Camp Moo-e, L., December 10, ls62
Speesl Order No. -
vrtue OF above order from the Secretary OF War
q Ii e.soBs between tbs sges OF eighteen and thirtv.
i've years, having received a discharge from this espp
a. cYersssr OF owner OF over twenty g0) negrceL are
ordered 70 lopOct II this camp within zen QO DAYS cr
they VIII be considered and treated 81 dessrters.
By cider Of F. D~UMONTEILL
Hajsr aud A. A General.
d7&S--5t Coumazd'ng Camp OF Instruction.
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NOTTCET

VIE undsrsigneo has been appointed By Hsior L.
Minis, Chic Qdartermsster Of the Department. "a
ths duties Of the retirement Of SosoiisI accounts Of
tas Post 50 Tar a. they pertain 10 the Qua-termssfsr's
De2artnent-the purchase and issue Of stations-v-
puTehs-e p hitting aud Issue Of blsuk=or1cbase aud
Issue Of usl-employm-B and d~neetion Of lsborers
employed at TINS post, sud the supervision and c1rtrcI
81 ts puoiie blacksmith aud wood shops st t5is post
Persons having susEess Ia he ssvrr-l branches Of the
department. undsr my control. viii apply 81 my oEi-s in
a. Old Daguerrean rooms below the Pcs c=Hes.
D.. L.. loon,
de26iw Captain ard Assistant Qssr'ermssjs-.
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NOTICE.
shOO REWARD!

OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH CO.,
JACKSON Miss, December % 1862
TUE lines Of he Southwestern Telegraph Company
a hsv MT been cut and the wire carried OF, in the
neiehb8rhsod Of B5gue Cbitto. Miss Five Hund cd
Dollars reward will be pad for tie detection Of the per-
son or peuons who have cut he said line. or who may
do so IN the future. THOS. /. RTE
de2qlw gaa-etarv
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C0FFEE- The Charleston Courier of the 23d says
We eau inform our friends who can afford TO pay about
three dollars per pound, that some five hundred bags Of
coffee have reached a Southern port.
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lead! LeadF

FAD, in large or small ausnt.ts, fought At he
o'A.e o'unHAce deps IHut- Is-4-- sill who bave
either pipe, pig or bar I'D bripr H. tmmelia Nv
as am very much IN need "a II. u. BOURNE
Colonel and Acting CHEF Of Ordnance. s. M
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WANTED TO RENT.
EXTRACT,

SMALL TENEMEST, or TWO ROONS. An
| ply a. the ABoeal 0aEp-ainR Rom.
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NOTECE :

HD'oRs PAROLED AND EXCHANGED PRISONERS, Z
jackson, Miss, December -. 1862.
TIE following deaths have been reported from Wick,
4 burg hospitals BY Surgeons Somerville Burke an
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CURRIERs WANFED.

ITEM I2.T-CLASS OUREIERS a e wanted imme-
Il dia'ely as tie Confederate Leather Msluflcturng
Company, ct Magnolia, Mississippi, on tho New Or
iesns Jackson and Crest Northern rsilr0sd Liberal
Ws3e5 WA be paid. Apply TO OF address he under
sisltd J. D KNOX. SUI .riHtendcnt.
90 > lt Ms9nnlia. Miss.
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Ii. L. SCHLUTF q
!. QUARTERMASTERs

ave hnndr shed is fully prepares to manufacture
ana E.vitos ed complete Amy SUITS rer week
e1fies. - <s sttsn io1 Of Qua-iormasters b. his IA
Ssr, sos Arnory Hall, Jackson, Miss Innsdisie er-
ss5c, cited. J. S. A~CALEENY.
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o SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT,

NHAT large. eoaven ent. comfortably and desirable
BaNlDEHCE, on State street. fr square no II n
the Post Once and nearly opposite the Bowman House.
Apply 20 DR. c. S. KNAPP.
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IaO
CAMP or INSTRUCTION.
CAN'T MOORE, La, December 18Th. 1852
OF Regiments, Battalious and COM
paRies Of P5tissn Ranger. iaissd is EssfsIn ~
is'ana, are hreby orisred 10 furuisa me win The su-
thority o. which they were raised. within fifteen DAYS
rom ths date Als1 & eomDiets snd correct eoUv Of
ihair muster rolls By order Of
?. DCMOETEL.
hsj0r aud A. A c. era.
de91-I5t ~CemmandInq Damn of Instrrctinn
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slreel 80 Id Riehmond.

R~IaHMOD, Dscember 3o-Dr, c. E. L. ss0srt, of the
Post Office d partment, was assaulted to-day By Cap.
Smith, late an officer of the Wise legion, FIRST with cane
gad second with pistol. Smith was disarmed and arrest
ed It is reported there was a woman in the case.
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A. A and inspector eeDessl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-13

LOOKING THE TRUTH IN THE FAcE.-One
brilliant sentence in Charles Summers ele-
CANT speech upon our Foreign Relations, de-
serves to be pondered well. ~ know not"
says he. "if a Republic like ours can count
even now upon the, certain friendship of any
European Power, unless it be the Republic
of William Tell. The very name is unwel-
come to the full blown representative Of Eu-
rope" And so it is, whether we find those
representatives serving their country at home
where they have right to their opinion, or
here, where they are found engaged in covert
endeavors to implant andperpetuate the seeds
of discord where formerly peace and good
will held the sway. The idea that our insti-
tutions are at all popular with any but the
impoverished classes of other lands, is an
error which has inflicted much injury upon
our national interest abroad. Even Russia,
who is profuse in her profers of friendship,
should not be. lightly trusted in this matter.
England may by possibility find herself ar
rayed against France when it becomes appa-
rent that Gaul or Anglo Saxon must usurp
the predominancy on this continent, but even
then her old antipathy for Republican insti-
tutions will be found not to have altered in
the least.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-13

THE RUSSIAN FLEET.-There is political
significance in the appearance of Russian
fleet in the harbor of New York, which con-
sists of the steam frigates Alexander, Peres-
Wet, Variag, Almos, Iscumvoud, Iahout,
Osliala, and Vitease, in all eight vessels,
under the command Of Rear Admiral Les
sowsky. The unheralded arrival of these
vessels in our waters is an assurance of the
friendly feeling of the Gear towards our coun-
try and gentle hint to England and France
that there is another great naval power to
contend for the supremacy of the seas. It
is probable that the immediate cause of their
presence was to prevent them from being
blockaded in the Baltic in case of war, but it
is understood that the feet will visit the Gulf
of Mexico. and by thus being in the vicinity
of Vera Cruz act as check upon any war
like movements Of France in Europe. The
Emperor Louis Napoleon will hardly venture
to intermeddle with the Gear at home, while
Russia has powerful feet of observation in
the neighborhood of the French base of sup
plies in Mexico, at Vera Cruz and Tampico.
Admiral Lessowsky is well aware also that
Bermuda and Nassau are well stored with
cotton obtained on British account by run
ming the blockade, and should John Bull get
belligerent, he might lose it all before he
could help himself The situation grows in
tereSting.
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Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice S. H. Robinson's Court, Gold
Hill Township, County of Storey, to me directed,
in favor of Barney Gallager and against Lorenzo
Y Odlum, l have seized and will expose for sale
at Public Auction, at 10 o'clock, on the FOURTH
DAY of DECEMBER, A. d. 1863, in front Of
Justices Office, Gold Hill, Storey county, N T.,
the following described property, to wit:
All ltheright, title and interest ofthe above-named
Judgment debtor, in and to that certain Town
Lot, or piece of ground, lying and being In the
Town of Gold HUI, Storey county, and bounded
as follows, TO wit: t..-... .
Having front of forty.Hve as feet, and run.
ming back seventy C7O) feet. more or less; and on
the north by Comet lfill on the east by lot
owned by one Archy; south, by unknown
owners on the west, by American Flat Toll
Road on which is now small frame Dwelling
House, or cabin. ~. 'rrs.ss
WIN H. BEEGAN, Constable,
Dated this the 1lth day Of November, A. D.
1863 O. nol1 td'
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
NOTICE. The public is hereby

NOTICE. The public is hereby
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
for the following certificates of stock IN the
Michigan Mining and Mill Company, as the
same were sold for. assessments at pubic
auction to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Office of the Secretary in Gola h11l' Oh. on 'he ne
24th day of October inst, and VIII not DC
transferred on the books of the company
Geo. P. Gillis, Certificate No. l44 for snr
Solomon Giller, Certificate No. 6S Tor 3. .snr
Solomon Giller, Certificate No. 69 tor . % snr 5
IN. Fish, 7 sh's of certif'e No. Is for 10 sh's
o2s-Im S.H. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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THE EVENING NEWS.
TO A VERY OLD WOMAN.

And thou vert once maiden fair,
A blushing virgin, warm aud young,
With myrtles wreathed in golden hair,
And glossy brow that knew no care
Upon bridegroom'S arm you hung.
The golden locks are silvered now,
The blusbing cheek is pale and wan;
The spring may bloom, the autumn glow
Ais one--in chimney corner thou
Sits'st shivering on.
A moment-and thou sink'st TO rest
To wake, perhaps, an angel bleSt,
In the bright preseuce of thy Lord
Oh, weary is llfe's path to all ...
Hard Is the strife, and light the fall,
But wondrous the reward
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THE FRENcH L1RERAL JorRxAIs oN MA.

The FRENCH LIBERAL JOURNALS on Ma.
SOMA Paris letter from Rev. DR.. McClin-
took, dated September 25th, to the Methodist,
says The liberal French journals do not dis
guise their rejoicing over Mason's failure in
England. At the same time they continue to
warn the French Government of the peril of
continuing to foster the hopes of the rebels.
Yesterdays Opinion has strong article on
a recent meeting in New York, as reported
in one of the pro-southern organs Of your
city. "The peace" it declares, which these
people demand, is simply the maintenance
and glorifcation Of slavery. This shame, it
is to be hoped, will be averted by the speedy
successes Of the National arms, and by the
disintegration of the rebel Confederacy." AS
to Mason, the Opinion trusts that he will be
able to do no harm in Paris. It is signif-
cant fact that the Imperialist journals, which
up to within the last few weeks have hardly
allowed day to pass without some violent
attack upon the American Government, have,
within that time, been almost as mute as
mice. 1t is well understood that the Govern
ment has commanded them to abstain from
their habitual violence of language, and, for
the present, at least, to let the American
Government alone. The Emperor, it is gen.
orally believed, is now pondering the subject
for his final decision and he has his own
trouble with it. .. ....-
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WIN 4 E R.

A bite and gold bespangled tent
IL spread by Heaven o'ef all the earth,
The glancing stars are full of mirth,
In beauty is the Winter sent
But ah /! it's lonesome In the fields! ...
No bird Its plumage gaily waves,
The groves are silent as the graves,
Crisp snow a cracking music yields.
Ny heart has donned black Winters dress
The jaintly twinkling Winter star
Imparts no warmth so cold and chaste !!
But better times now onward press:
A vernal morn dawns from afar,
And angels tread the desert waste
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NOTICE..-The Public are hereby

cautioned against purchasing or negotiating
for certificate of stock in the South Ophir
Gold and Silver Mining Company, to L. G.
A. Coursoles, of shares, No. 43; and 25
shares, standing in the name of n. K. Lam
son, as the same were sold for assessment ut
public auction, in front Of the South Ophir
Company's Office, on the 18th October, 1868,
and will not be transferred by the Secretary.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
oc23 I'm V. LEMERY, Sec'Y.
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Notice to Contractors.
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y eeiyed at the Secretary's Office Of the Golden
Horn Company to run their Tunnel One Hundred
Fec from the present bulkhead, the Company TO
furnish car and lumber. Open for bids till the
18th instant WM HUNT, Seey q. n. 60.
( American Flat, Nov. 9Th, 1863 nolo td'
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Winegardner Gold and Silver Min
ing Company.-Stockholder of the above Com
pany are requested TO attend a meeting, to be
held at the Office of the Secretary, in Odd Fellows
Building, Gold Hill, on SATURDAY, the l4th
day of November, 1853 By order of Board of
Trustees. GEO W. BROWN, Sec'y.
w. W. DENNY, Acting Seey.
Gold Hill, Nov. 7, 1863 po7-lm
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Forcade & Rickard Gold and Silver

Mining Company-Notice is hereby given that
general meeting of the stockholders in the above
named company will be held on Monday the 18th
instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Office of the
company, two doors below the Gold Hill Hotel,
on Main street, Gold Hill for the election of new
Trustees to fill vacancies
--, A. LUKIN, Secretary.
CoId IJ;O Nov 3 1854 nog ST