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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10
Clnclnna,, marke,.-June 3

FLOUR-The market was exceedingly dull to day,
and not enough done 10 establish quotations. Sales
could not have been made to any extent unless at de.
i's 81 Of % to so' ''p''hn' is held n0"''''' at
wHIsKY-The demand is good and the market
steady. Sales Of 400 brs at 4l4ic 1.-THE latter rate
ROVIsI0Ns-Nothing trauspired to day, and prices
must be considered nominally unchanged.
LARD-There was no demand. ..
SUGAR-Is held more firmly under the news from
New York, We quote raw at l3%9l3Kc.
M0LABsES- 5696Oc.
C0FFEE-3O93'c.
WHEAT The shipping demand for red has ceased,
and the local millers having withdrawn from the mar
ket, prices are merely nominal. Prime was offered to.
day at 81 Is, without finding buyers. The best grades
all scld. Indiana or Ohio white is held nomIpaIIy at
~ le9l 20. The only sales made public we're: 900
bush prime Kentucky white at 81 35 400 do at 81 49,
store, and 100 do choice do at 81 40.
C0RN-The demand for shelled has fallen of, and
the market was dull to-day at Csc in bulk at which
ure il was freely offered without finding buyers Ear
s good request from the retailers and disers and
the market rules firm at 52c 10 bulk and for round lot
shade higher could be obtained. 900 bush sheled sold
at 55c In bulk and 500 bush at canal at 55c.
0ATs-There were several lots placed on the market
to-day, and the demand beng light, prices declined to
6lc In bulk and 75c including sacks. The sales were
S0OO bush at 75c sacks included 1000 do In elevator at
65S 1900 do in bulk at 65c and 900 do at 64c.
RfE-rhe market remains about % last quoted. The
demand is limited, but there Is not much Offering and
holders are firm at 75976c for prime samples on ar
rival.
BARLEY-We have no change to notice in the mar
ket which remains dull and nominal at 81 4ODI IS,
which are the prices asked for the best grades Of
spring and fall
HAY-LooSe-pressed remains dull, and prices declin-
ed u per ton closing with but moderate demand at
si6gSH on arrival. Tight pressed is ia fair request
with light receipts and the market is firm at S2OpS2l
on arrival, and S229S2J from store. 1UO tons tight
pressed sold at $50 so.
CHEEsE-The market 10 quiet and unchanged. We
quote selected Western Reserve at 999Hc the latter
the jobbing rate.
BUTTER-We have no change to report in the mar
ket. The demand and supply are both light, and the
business doing 10 limited. We quote fair to good at 90
lie; prime to choice Central Ohio 1293c and the same
grades Western Reserve at 149l5c.
Tdazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

HILron's CEMENT.-Had the seeded States
adheIe ed as closely to the good old Union as the
above named preparation will adhere to oily
substances, even, our whole country would now
be 10 the enjoyment of peace and unpreoedent.
ed prosperity. The, insoluble cement Of the
Messrs. Hilton Brothers, is certainly the best
article Of the kind ever invented. Il should
be kept 10 every mauufac!ory, workshop and
house, everywhere. By its use, many dollars
can be saved in the run Of year. This Co.
its combination is en- scientific principles, and
under no circumstances or change Of tempera-
ture will Il emit any offensive smell. The va
rious uses TO which 10 can be successfully ap-
piled, renders 1t invaluable to ell GLASSES. For
particulars see advertisement. .-Psopidsncs Ad.
peTtisey.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

New YORK, June "a Hilton Head Letter
of the 4th reports raid by two hundred Of the
I'd South Carolina regiment, under Col. Mont
gomery, into the interior, and their return with
out the loss of one man, and with one hundred
contrabands and large amount of other prop.
erty. II ia stated FIVE hundred weight could
have been bro0ght off had transportation been
sufficient. Fifty dwellings of secessioniss were
destroyed.
The Posts New Orleans correspondent says
fears are entertained that Ger. Neal DoS will
not recover.
A Suffolk letter says the rebel report Of
Suffolk being attacked is untrue. The works
have been made stronger than ever.
A letter from Folly Island, Charleston haI.
bor, June l, states that there are but ten thous.
and rebel troops on James Island; there were
formerly about twelve thousand. The inter-
eIco is, they have been sent to operate against
Grant.
A Hilton Head letter reports the steamer
R oyal was destroyed by fire off Seabrook's ls
land; also that the gunboat Shepherd Knapp
was lost near Nassau, having run ashore.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10
Latest from the Rappah annock

WARRINGTON, June S.-From what can be
ascertained from persons arriving from the
Rsppahannock, division went over the river
at Franklin's landing last evening and the rebel
rife pits, foliage, etc., along the banks have
been destroyed, SO that the enemy will not find
cover from which to annoy US. Earthworks
have been thrown up in the front with view
of preventing night attack and to shield our
men If the enemy should open o cannonade.-
from the town. The movements OF both ar
mics are involved In mystery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

New YoRK, June 9.--The trot to day be
tween Fillingham to sulky, and Rockingham
under saddle, was won by Fillingham. Time
2:2411a, 2:272ll, 2:391a. A close contest through
out
An evening paper says getleman from th.
Army OF the Potomac states that on Wednes-
day night last portion Of the rebel army
crossed the Rappahannock not far from Fal-
mouth, but soon after returned,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

EDITORIAL CHAsoE.-A change has been
made in the edtorship Of the Zanesville Citi-
Gems Press, Mr.. Chapman giving place to bis
successor, VIM. Erwing, Esq. In his salutAtory
the new editor saya.
II shall be our aim to defend and promugate
the principles Of the Democratic party, and to
use all the Influence Of our paper to heal and
compose our national difficulties. support the
Constitution and restore the Union to its for
mer magnitude and glory.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

The STREET RAILROAD CARS IN OPERArloN.--
Yesterday forenoon the cars commenced run
nipg on High street from the Depot TO Friend
street. Four elegant and spacious cars have
been placed on the track. Meantime Workmen
arc buaily engaged in laying the second track
and extending the railroad fouthWard.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

JOHN MYERS, Colonel of the 4.h Ohio Caval-
~, fell from the cars a. City Point, while on his
way from Rlchmond recently, and had his leg
cru.hed to the knee. II was amputated at the
thigh and Myers is in the hospital at Annapolis
doing we'll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

Stocks lower. Chicago & Rock Island 95x: Chicago
and Northwestern 30; Alton and Terre Haute 43;
Chicago and Alton pfd 80 Milwaukee and Fond du Lac
4411' Pittsburg,tF Wayne and Chicago Toy; Chi
cago and Toledo l06; Galena and Chicago 99 Cleve.
land and Pttsburg "a; Illinois Central scrip 1929;
Michigan Southern gtd 1l2, do r 72k; Michigan Gen.
trail la Miss and Mo. land grants 5aQuickselver co.
Al; Reading IO5x; Harlem 95; Erie pfd lO2k; New
York Central 1lsh; PacisHc Mail 1sI Ii U. g. 6s 'sI
regiltered l64% Tenn 6s 60; Missouri 6s new 6s; U,
g. 6's year certificates l9lh; 7.3O Treasury IC6X
Octobsr and April.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

Mosaic CONCERT HALL.-This Hall, formerly
known as the German Theater, on High street
between Rich and Friend streets, was opened
las! evening, with fine corps Of performers-
Those who desire to while away an hour where
music, mirth and frolic abound, should resort to
Mosaic Hall
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10
Fight ON the Rappahannock.

WASHINGTON, June ga severe engag en- ent
took place this morning between our cavalry
and that Of the rebels under General Stuart, at
Beverly ford, on the Rappahannock, five miles
above Rappahannock station, and about the
same distance from Sulphur Syringe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

ALL IS WELL THAT ENDS WELL.-Thus ex-
claim many thousands after trying the celebra-
ted Chemical Saleratus of DeLand Il Co. They
say it works like charm, and they alwayi
have nice light bread, biscuit, cakes, etc. II
never fails.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10
Cleveland market-June 8.

WHEAT-sales on Change cars red free on board
at 81 3Ok, and since Change car choice amber at
81 80 on track.
O0RN-Sales Car ears at SEC and car at 500.
OATs-gales l car at 500 and do at 59Kc.
HIGHWlNES-Sales rs bbls at 4lLc.
BACON e1DES-Were sold at &c.
EGGS-At l3c.
CHkESE-sales Hamburg in small way at 100.
Receipts-10,0OO bush wheat, cars corn and cars
oats.
Lander.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10
New York Money Msrks,-June 9.

Money active at COZ per cent. on call.
Sterling Exchange lower and dull Sales first class
bills at 155@l56.
Gold lower; opening at EN- declining to Az, and
closing quiet at 42H,
Government stocks without decided change. q. 8.
6slSl, coupons iOsH9lOsxi 730 Treasury notes 105H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

DELloAcY need no longer prevent any female
from procuring means to alleviate her sufferings.
Dr.. Harveys Female Pills can be procured
through the mail, by sending the requisite sum.
See advertisement In another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10
Gbe 0bie 6tatesnran
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1868.
State and Local News.

ThE military executions which were to have
taken place on Johnson's Island on Friday, the
9Th inst, were indefinitely postponed by order
Of the President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

Mosaic CONCERT HALL, High street, between
Rich and Friend. Open every evening. Ad-
mission only Is cents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10
MIR. DAN BUSHNELL,

The East Isdia Juggler and Wire
Walker.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-05
GOOD ROADS.
Mr.. Eplfoa:

Mk. EDlf0ks
Your correspondent /" Iowa i right !;
the construction Of . road along the base
Of the river lluss u crsset nj Cay should
not be undertaken now. Mud Hollow
should first of all be improved. When
This 10 done. and done right, think the
benefit arising from it viii bcso apparent
and so great that the river road will force
itself upon pubic attention. For two
miIcs from the post office the northern
road il within the jurisdiction of the
City. In my opinion, there is no iih'
provemeHt that can be made within tue
City. of equal cost, that will so muei
ieneGk Council Blnffs as the thorough
improvement OF the road through MUD
Hollow. But Mud Hollow Is not MUG
Hollow" now and / presume the i'm
provemeRt win have to 30 over unit
next summer. when, ! hope, : Iowa
will seeto IL that il Is not neglected. i
We hays bad roa1 in the Spring the traye
will have to take the bluff road. which i
better than tho nud, b.ing al".ar1 pass
able.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-05

"a A beautiful silk banner was re
Gently presented to the lst Iowa African
Regiment at Benton Barracks, st. Louis
by the colored women of Muscat:ne ant
keokuk. =, y - i II E.
n@- The. Washington Press recon
nends the farmers to take: nothing Gu
:: green backs" and bills on the STATE
Bank of Iowa for their pork. 1t is the
safest clrrSncy IN circulation. tt" Ptt'
is right.
IA A mass Of native Copper was
found few weeks since in the bank O
the Des Moines river few miles below
Fort Dodge, So says the Fort Dodge
Republican. People who are. familiar with
Copper in the original packages, state
that tflis mass Il not related in any way
10 the Copperhead who has retired to lIl~
Gypsum sesidence in Fort Dodge. We
allude affeetionately to the Iamcnted
Buncombe Of Duncemts.
. aA- A dying Buttclnut in Madison
county executed will devlslng oil hls
property to his wife; provided she would
not take an Abolitionist for her next hu>-
band. The Haekrye Flag says " here is a
fine chance for some .malc Butternut to
invest in a widow and pile" .
hY~ Mrs, Smith. wife of Dr. P. 4.
Smith, Surgeon Of the Both Iowa Regi-
ment, was drowned few weeks since
The steamer Sunnyside, on which she;
her child, and her husband were return
ing home, caught fire. and she jumped
overheard. The child was also drowned.
--RsJistrr.
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STATE OE IOWA.
ADgUTANr GENERAL 5 OrFICE,
DAVENPORT. Nov. 81. 1868.


DAVENPORT, Nov, 81, 1868.
GfhrrR Orders No. l2T
1. Capt. Vim. II. Ingham's company
organized for service Of the State of Iowa
on the northwestern frontier, under Gem
.eral Orders No. l2l. will :bc discharg ID
on the LIST day of January 1864. or at an
earlies date upon being relieved by L. ).
troops. ~
II. Capt. Vim. II. lngham will proceed
on the first day Of january, 1864. or at
an earlier date, upon being advised of re-
Lief by s.. Troops, to the ports where
any details of. said company are located
and there muster out Said detachments.
III. Capt. VIVA. II. Ingham lie hereby
ordered to turn over to 1t. Lewis H
Smith, Quartermaster Of Northern Border
Brigade, all arms, equipments, ammuni-
ton, eonmissary stores: forage and all
other public property. taking his proper
receipt therefor, and reporting with same.
in person, to this Department, to be mus
tered out.
~. 1t. 1easzis II. Smith will hold all
sssach property subject to orders of this
Department.
By order of Chief.
\. b. BAKER,
Adit. Gen. and A. 9. II. Gen, Of Iowa.
nOV2S-ot
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ALEB BALDWIN. :NATaANP DODGE
BALDWIN q DODGE. &
BiXKERS, COLLECTORS AND TAX.PAYA
4 q Il ~ + S,
nUN4F'EE REKRRS SmKEsa

WDsVFEL WABFFbs FWW@.
nEALERS In Gold Silver Exchanged Uucurrcni
Money and GsIv ernment y"uchFr;.
Careful ats enton gis en- Collie inn Of TRAITS Note
aud Accounts. and pr ceedS Il promptly en- ite
Taxes paid tor E1n-ReSlden iSni owned IN the dit
ferent counties o. lowe and Zebra Ia liberal TERN
Pensions procured. Government Bounty and Back
PAY Charms collected for relatives Of DECEASED soldiers
RsfsrGmess:-Park Bank New York; State Saveini
AS>ociHti III, ST Linis; Drexei s. Co. PhIaaep hIx.
Ma sachuselt, Bank. Boston; W. r. CoOIbaugh 4 Co
FhIcASOf3limnre. Dgni:p CO. Cincinnati.
pl. 1853
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Diptheria.

Diptheria.
We have received arccipe for :hc cure
Of diptheria., from an eminent physician,
who says that of 600 cases in which ii
has been used not single patient has
been lost. The treatment consists in
thoroughly swabbing the back of the
mouth and throat with swab made thus:
Table salt, 2 drachms: black pepper,
golden seal, nitrate of potash, alum, one
,drachm each. Mix and pulperize, put
into teacup which half fill with boiling
water stir we'll, and then fill up with
good vinegar. Use every half hour, one
two, and four hours, as recovery pro-
crosses. The patient may swallow a lit
tie each time, Apply l OF. each Of spir-
it's turpentine. sweet oil. and aqua amo-
mia mixed every four hours to the whole
of the throat and to the breast bone
every four hours, Keeping flannel to the
part Tribune.
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New York. Nov. q.

New York. Nov %.
The steamer Wadsworth from New Or
leans Dist has arrived.
The Era has dispatch from Mobile pa.
pers of the 9Th that Charleston had been
burning for G hours and that Gilmore
shells were constantly making it worse
Nearly all the men in Sumter have
been killed by the fall Of the remaining
wall, under which they had taken shell,
ter.
The brig Valiant, with n general cargo,
arrived at New Orleans on the l9th-s
prize TO the ganboat Virginia.
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In Dissrsas Ooasl, pottas satfasasa Cepp'Ss
for, Jaspssy Tsrm, 1854
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LEGAL YETI -.

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e. sl,as,sas uoust. poatas eatsasaie COnpsys
" "a Iars. - 1ssssa. 1854 49, gs.
z, ID I. .,ass ace q |, ..x.s4.-...,
itsifss sssa'1a 800 80 ~ i REL
e. ss,.mo 10 I
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Fa Z. aaasp = ~ s ..a-...
i. NssaSs W 49,. ..!.., .,.a.
W 'as ap"ss n"s.sa' ~ ]. i. Il.
Yau are hereby n0sifisd shsk .neFsfs ~ neW
% f!e ID tbe ollicd OF she oserx % sns D's
tFict CauFs 81 POttawat safIaie sOansy 49,,
a pesittonin equity OF Rufus Beai, psasb.
tiE. praying d judgment Tor sha som o I
sixty.thEee tboesaDd eight hunorca ana
swsnts two dollars and eighty cents goo,
S23.6Ol I'M his favar against the said
afdssnfs Ceahran, on q pFomiasory note
given by slle said Cnchran. dated JAY 2ssh
1856 eaiiine FOR forty SIX shouearu w.
hundred and ifty. nye daslaRa 46 ,6551 pay
able with snnual ineeFess at the rate OF si1
a. cant. Der annum on the Grss dsy 81
August. 1863 and praying also for To-.
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idaho Election.

San Francisco. Nov. I8.-Thc Portland
News says: Partial returns from the late
election in Idaho Territory. are sufficient
to warrant the assurance that GOV. Wal
lace, the Caiea esRdidate for delegate to
Congress. has been elected by hand.
some majority.
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from thsrWar Department. @ raise the
18th regiment Of 9. s. coloFed infantry,
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d. 9. I3LOONIER,

FINDER the United States Ex,i rtsw have ia y
ont Icease~ fur the trahr ac iuh ri IL iNKs Rs ~
Iowa l&t a.
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Fin ~ \ Bpke AiaRr Est 49,
1 h> 2 Wrg at drc'd } L :
: z W.. II (
U.ur, Was f. Htafuy r., }
','.>A ""'I J'm.~ tI"Ss, I } S|amp
Jun M.ngS.a8. ,o,(
A".nso Way #, ~
FrAkW at #
t'n'nH'i@e Wse. If. and
"a y WeESaG, let IS
Notice in Equity.
~ he IN ~ n med dei.nJan.s
] are hereby ne' Cd that there is pow
IA ii e IN tn "fi.e 7 he Cferk of the d.
tie Cnar fP tw4ttsmir Cnurry lows
.re'''''n +" Equ' y IT Cearie~ Burrnugh.
plaintiff, Prry'"p " judgment. for the suu'
IF f.""n HUndEed ARD Stxty.'wo dOIfats
,. HI faV"r rrd against the said F,Htey A
Ru h. Adm 'nIstrat"r IT the Estate Of John
p Wae-tnff. DECD, on Two Promts-"ty
Notes g'v"n hy sa,d john P WaR4tsff. in
hts Ne. 10 sad Burr ughs each dated Apr
% 1858. and ca'llns for the sMm of Five
llaud, ed and F .rtg dollars each, and pay
able aith inIrre-t 1t ten per GENT per an
"um, resp"cuvr'y. 10 one and two year
from date. and praying against all 1T you
the foreclosure ~ DEED 1T Trust Of even
date ~irh said notrs. given by said John P.
Wag-taf and Elizabeth WaSstaf upon
Lat number three (3) IN JahusoO's add.
'i"n and The NNrth hasf Of Lo: number twn
(2) n Br.ck NJ. niae 10y in Bayhss' frst
addition o Council Buff City, PnttSwat-
'nmie c''unry, Iowa, said Johnson's add.
t. n he'nE also an addition to said City.
and an order fnr rhe sale Of said premises
IN spfc'"l execution, to satiNfy said deb,
aUd Judgment. And you are further mott
Fl i that unIess you appear thereto and de
fet b.f, re- noon Of IN" % day Of the mex
rrm ~ said Djsfrict Court, TO he convened
:, sad county y" the lsst Monday TO. wit :
br Is " day of January. A. ID. 1854, n de-
fnnlt viii he entered against oil Of you and
Judgment rendered thereon in accordance,
E'th the prayer OF said petition.
D. q. BLOOMER,
L. W. ROSS,
PI'ffs Au'ys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-09

BY orler Of the Board Of Trustees.
dnI u C. W HAYDEN SncrnAarr
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Palmyra Consolidated C. & .. "

Company -,'Gtcc. Is Cay Street, san Francisco,
Gait 'rGtL--No;icc j. h-rv5; gwen thar in accord.
aIrc win thu law, 9TH Stare NJ California and
the hy-!tws q: the Pdli:yva Consolidated Gold
AM silver NniA= Company. ;hcrc will be sold
IL Public au"Iinu. by jerome Rice IS Co. auc-
ti'n"e'S ~ their auction room. 327 Montgomery
S'r",'. S.Ia Francisco. California on WEDNES-
DAY. january 9th. 1851. NJ Il clock NJ Of that
d'v 20 tar LiEhcS; bidder. for cash, payable in L.
s coin. 30 ,EGny shares of the capital stock of
SaHt l'dmE-a Consolidated Gold and Silver Min.
n- Company, standing in the names OF the here
Elut'r mentioned stockholders as will be neccs-
sIrr - pay an assessment levied thereon by the
Brarl OF Trustees NJ said company on the 18th
GaE OF June. 1853. of twenty cents per share. TO-
Sr'hrr with cost of advertising and accruing
caar%"s. unless the same shall have been pre-
riouN!y paid.
NqWcS. Sis. 4m.l N1wsa ST. An.
Jno l. Samucls. 400 $50 E Kelton 2O so
4 W Swain.....+ O5 81 Geo P Morril, - So 7
q y Briar ......59O 6S
Bv or.lr- Of th. Hoard of Trrs.sas
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A1;a meeting of the Board Of Trns

tees OF the Mantnnnmoh Gold and Silver Mining
Company held at the office Of the company No
vcmber 18th, 1868, assessment of Fifty cents
per share was levied, payable Immediately to the
Secretary.
n0l9 I'm X. c. BROOKE, Sec'y.
81. Lawrence Gold and silver Win
ng Company.-At 4 meeting OF the Board of
Trustees OF the ST. Lawrence Gold and Silver
Mining Company, held November llth, 1862, IN
assessment of One % Dollar per share was lev
led PAYABLE on or before December llth, 1863, to
the Secretary, at his Office in Silver. City.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
w. 4. LUDERS, Sec'y.
Silver CITY. Nov 18th. 1888 nl2 I'm
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
LouisviIle G.. a. s.. MI. Co.-Noti

Louisville 6. a. 8. M. Co.-NoIice is
hereby given that on MONDAY, the 18th day of
january, 1864 at o'clock P. NJ there will be sold
at public auction, in accordance with the laws of
Nevada Territory and the bylaws of the com.
pany, in front of the company's Office in Gold
Hill, so many shares of the capital stock of the
Louisville Gold and Silver mining Company,
standing in the of the following persons, as
will be sufficient to pay the amount Of assessments
now due thereon, together with costs of sale and
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War Eagle Gold and Silver Mining

COmpany.-At a meeting of the Trustees Of the
War Eagle Gold and Silver Mining Company,
held at ths Office of the Company, at the American
of Four Dollars per foot was duly levied payable
Immediately in United States gold or silver coin
to the Secretary, at his Office, at the American
Flat Hotel By order of the Board of Trustees
noT I'M c. T. B0QUIsT, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-09
O'C'onneH Gold and Sslrer .NinirE

O'COnneH Gold and SiIrer .HiWiNK
Company.-Notice is hereby given that on WE'D
NESDAY, the 10th day of December, A. D. 1868,
at l2 o'clock NJ, in front of the companys Office.
in Silver City, will be sold, at public auction, so
many shares of the following parties stock In the
above company as will pay the amount of assess
ments set opposite their Names
Names. Sis Arnt.I Names. Shs Amt.
ID Wilson .225 sll2 80 r B Tomlin-
G. A Hudson. 10 IS 00 son.. ..... 200 500 90
O'Reilly. = 100 go 90 T McNamara29s 367 oo
IF Angel. 30 1900
ROBT. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Nov. 16, 1863. nol6 I'm