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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-12
VOLUNTEERING!
VOLU NTEEhlNU
$3O2 B O u N z Y
For New Recruits!
S4O2 B O u N T Y
For Veteran Volunteers !!

MEN OF THE FIRST DISTRICT OF INDI-
INl ANA, the Governor has called for seven
or more Companies of Infantry and FIVE Conn
panies of Cavalry from this District Shall he
have them7 / call upon you TO give the answer.
NV answer is, ~ HE SHALL" VIII you endorse
it? 1 think you will Your country needs your
services in the army, and offers you Inducements
which will enable you TO leave your families
amply provided for.
ANY one wishing to recruit for the Regiment
by raising Companies, or parts of Companies, will
receive commissions for that purpose by applying
to me in writing, accompanied by proper recon
mendaticns directed to Fincennes. Indiana, unit
the organization of tile encampment.
| f17l-'7 tlilzssi -t GEO. W. G0RMAN,
Commandant Ist District.
| Other papers in the District please copy.
4 ocf2tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-12

TIHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
i turned from the East, where he has laid IN
of the beat stocks of Clothing and Gents ur-
nishing Goods ever brought to this City. Ny
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., were selected
with an eye single to quality and style; and hay
lug become conyersant with the taste of our peo-
pie, am satisfied that in this particular my Goods
will give excellent satisfaction.
Gents Furnishing Goods of every description
will also be found at my establishment-such as
Gloves. Hosiery, Neck-Ties, Shirts, Collars, Sus-
| penders, &C.
| My facilities for manufacturin Clothing are
excellent; and as for Cutting Car ments to fit-no
I satisfaction no pay. ask no Que to take mean
| fitting garment OF my hands,
i Over-Coatings of every variety and style will be
found at my establishment. Though it maj
sound unreasonable to. 0vercoats during
tie . heated term, y we must remember that il
peace is the time to9-S1 re for war;" and ii
Summer make our preparations for the cold Slast
| of Winter. No better preparation can be devise
than the ordering of good reliable Overcoat
such as may be found at No. First Street.
Orders for Clothing Of every description vii
receive the personal attention of the undersigned
and will be promptly attended to-. The motto g
I No. is, "a Promises punctually fulfilled"
Before ordering Fall or Winter suits Gents wi
consult their own interest by examining m
Goods and Prices. Remember the place
No. First Street, (near Post 0fiice,l
4 auglS aeEa o. ,. II. CARLAN'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-12
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STRANGE STORIES OF A DETECTIVE; Or,
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Rebel Prjyatcer on the Eastern
COast.

BOsrOy. Friday, July 10, 1861
Capt. Thompson, Of tie Brush schooner Agnes
Ross. arrived here this morning from Westport, n
s., 23th ult. lie reports that, on the 27tb the
American schooner Arkansas, OF Vinalhaven, Me-,
Capt. Webster, arrived at WestpOrt Capt. w.
stales that u Rebel barkTgged steamer of 600 tuns
was cruising on the Seal Island fishing grounds, and
hat the Akansas was compelled 10 run into port to
escape capture.
large ship loaded with deals, and reported ~
belonging TO Kenncbunk, Me-, was also seen burned
10 the waters edge. sine being at tho time in tow Of
"a fisherman ON Grand Manan Bank.
The chip was found abandoned Melting ~
known Of her crew, nor the circumstances OF her
desiruction but it was supposed TO have Leen tie
work Of the pirate seen by tue Arkansas.
Tho Captain OF the Agnes Rors aso states that on
the 18Th ult., when 81 miles west OF Wesfpori, he
heard heavy firing in II south-easIerly direction,
which continued for two hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Attack on Donn'isou,iiic-Thc Ncbois
Whipped Capture 81 Pe"oln, n'-s.-
Eight. nt EaGoarcbe nad T"ibodnuS-
vile Coed Prsgrc.s at For, Hudson.

"
NLw-OIr.Ss June -, 1863
Early on Sunday morning the Rebels made an
attack on D,nalds,nyilic Our force was smal, hut
was ready to receive EN-, and for nn honr or t"o
the firing was pretty sharp. Fortunately couple
II .uu0l.e tho Wiaoun and Pine ss Royal, an
Ans o-C Confederate przo-wcro on hand az tie u'.t
time. got ~ gooi position. and fouTed Ia rfcty
heavy croes lire on tho tebels which soon lei 10
ueir retreat but not before we had succeeded ~
enduring 10 pr.sonefs, including Colonel, Two
4 .i,r.. ard one Captain. Among the 'nemy's
Killed. there IL II Lieutenant Colonel, two Na)or',
.nt five Lcutcnanis.
one report Bays that GA Saturday afternoon the
Rebel force approached Donal .souyie, sna that
G... Greene commander rent flag Of true, de-
n.aiGirgs nurrcuder, aud # hot complied with, the
yoren aud children 10 be- removed dutlnF tn' qi'er-
.1u. Tie ouiy notice tnAcn o. the dtmna-d "n.
,n maaipg rns nrc' s-aIy plopaiaiions 30 ave thc
,.rcmy wurm reception.
Tho prisoners were Lroaeh. 10 town thls tier
NhlsI wfiia .. G have some additional news. Up
a. ,,si,fosy vr ind bufiro oi hrD.i-.
SOIt..l tOurcfF ~ Itr BE .oy'ri sintr rhr' orr
t.Dops have captured Iano.H, VI s., destroying a
.rio n.onnt co. hofct, ana cu.tiuf OH John TOMS
.lrilies aud c.n.nut HIIpne.
nui lnDob-,d lo Lieut.. l.. =. Monroe ~ tle IN
illaratLuHcts, aud at ilcft nt At,.rnod 80 Ono fI
100 hr .d bu'lda, ,,. spn0 Interesting de"iI ni tIe'
i.lt 600 ,.r "lef uf La.uu-c.i".
o. tl,e2bI Gen. Emory ii pate od Cot. Cshil
.rOs Dl-ar Itrac amount 90 b'.i.o lr', a' l.i
r..r lie Dad s,ufcely n4rf,d U ore clirmlui,a-
i,a. lo,u 10y nui aua tc.csrioi uas broken. ~
.. soon lolsnrd thlt Licuf. Co.,. So. tte", ,''l-
...r I.at It Du3ieur a. t.'i.
. ,.., ,."... a. tt,l.. begin Con r.li. at.
. Y hirasachUs''fs we're srr' tp iIti.irL Ii.- de-
...t.l th- goth .i.s.i,il.-. .fs in,t. $50 irv.ui
.. i'ue 1,,n doing .rlyo-t-,.unrd duly in 'he city
.tt ravc L.yrr torn Uno,. utr, Mo u4uu .Hat4
, ... Il-r ,'uf thr ",l'r fJ t.Dcf.
.nr comHmtsut 800. .GIn Ia-sicrn.attl ve.c
s.lt to il COT dcn AIlcmard. tle a.We piccc wl,Ie
trtce con p.uieH ui The Sh Vermont were gOOblcI
~ ,asL pa-au taul lvsiliou, US seNvraI Ivals
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Tio Action Of slic Kate Missouri State
<oa,,n.ion Denounced.

lolfs, fuiAy. July 10, 1868.
4 ,ar-e aud eLthus asslc meeting WAS Deld az the
Court House last nIgot, which Was participated IN
~ tup.s opposrd to tie action OF the late State
(Ouysi lion IA adopting tAo present scheme OF emau-
n 4f.u, lu declaring slave popery free from taxa
.pn, I dcnSIug tho Ieople the privilege OF voting
"a Tine ordutuce ~ Emancipation. MAJOR Finley
,f,-tl.d and Charles -. Drake, Henfy j. Blow,
l. IA. johnson. B GIa,L Blown, and others spoke.
k,.o ut.. us Wcre a-op c1 setting forth that the ac-
lion ot iae ate COuyt nton Ia ltr last session was
arbitrary tgraEulc Il. and IA ~ postOn 10 Tie PLAIN
ass puu,i,lcs OF republican government, prov ng
Tat tie uoiy from w.l IL emanAtcd 10 DC unworthy
a th. r,~ptc. and confidence Ot Tree people, that
.llouga us enactment Is entitled 10 be an " ordi-
n nts for lie tnaUcI, alton Of slaycs, We can re-
ura tLe enuc.mtnl o tue Convention IN no other
eht than - covert HtfrmIt 10 s,rel gthen aud per-
.tu.,e Slavery iu MissYurl, under the di'Salse and
pto.r.s1d purpose 10 40, 1nipilsh freedom.
Ia.t tie attempt 60 favor the owners OF slaves by
a body Of men, Ito large majority OF whom were
Large smycholucfs. At the expense % others, by ex-
elpuIs tlavc Property from al laAee, exhibited
eilrt 90 uauoW aud mean and ne I,cnaIy, and at
tne .ane time uullr, 40 10 equally merit oar con
demu.,i'u and contemlt
IDAl we hold ihA. tue poople Of hi,soud as the
ciliken, OF S.atc occupying icc ia Ills hePuo-
l-,4 Government, are eutl,lcd lo tie PRINCIPLES OF
roliar Goy,ru.uoIt. aad me rt,4t 10 choose their
own rUcfs.
iAai iu ooudcmuiug the acts of he Convention MS
y,
u,u Nu5 aooged 10 selur" The people tueir consll-
.uto.al ii ots and tao b,net. Q. sleedy enmncipa-
ton.
I.at in our Judgment the condition OF Missouri
d,. d. l,ilcf snlcu only be ell cled by Emancl-
tati.--nol wears nc- bus Low, and we therefore,
'i- iis MS. ives 10 tlyur of an VI Emancipation
whoa vii be lnOst ei roly ia its oloatl n.
l..l We rec guiAs IA the authority oi the Legis-
IA lgs TIE power to call Convention ircnn iiOn the
.po.,l. Which Coay,lliou take appropriate
ns..s iOf Ohtliuns r,dress from the imposiuons
piuc iced by tue ol1 Convention, and relieve US OF
e Lurieas eltai.ed upon US by tie institution OF
slavery.
~, 'lef, fore call upon tie Legislature TO order
.i. ,i,,. iJl IOr mci.o.s tOa new Convonfon at IA
e.iiy i, Cay 40 Irsctc..5e, aud hereby Instruct our
S,A.t.is auA Representatives. lrOu tls county 10
l.vs tLtil votes aud i.i,gcnce to that measure.
.h.t Al to'nmittcr OF seven be urrolhicd w the
li,st,., ~ la t4v .ni. place, &c., 10. holding the
sia.. ,JuyNGtO. ~ cary Out Tie views OF this
tu.c.lIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
The DonaldsOnviIie Fight-A Brave Sol
dicr Prcnoted-rbe Ncw.Orleans Brig
rom Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Couesponieu'.
NEw-OKLEASs, July T. 1862
The Cahawba was UNEXPECTEDLY or cred to leave
for NewYork on Tuesday, and you were forced to
rely upon your files for an account Of the battle Al
Donadsonville. | will content myself with giving
You an incident which tranrpired yesterday.
The gallant bearing of Serg'. Samuel Pollock of
the 9th Michigan was represented to Gen. Emory
by participant, in the struggle. Tie General sent
for the worthy non.commissioued officer, and inter.
rogated him freely lie asceraned that the Ser
reant hai been dttsuel rs sul,Iinterdent of Gov
efnment plantation, ana that, feoIiuR guerrilla
raid he had instructed is field hands IN the oi
the Inuske for several DAYS previous 10 the battle
When the action took place the plantation negroes
we're mars.ialtd utd.r BE charge and simulated TO
daring &C, ds. One Rebel Major was k He'd aud one
wounded by the negroes. Sergt. Pollock Il given
the credit OF having t!rIachrd the Rebel Col Joe.
Phillips, the commanding officer Of the enemy, and
having obtained his sword. Gen. Emory obs"rved
to the Sergeant that he could not remain detailed
upon plHnia'ion; that such men "efc necccu 30
TIE field lie gave him Iermitson 10 retain Tie
captured sword aud ordered hnn to report 10 Gen.
Shelley, who gave hln position az Mayor.
By |. recent order Of Gen. Eaory, Bng. Gen.
Shtpley, Military Governor, was gwen hu'h0niy T.
rrc for sixty days service big, ie OF volunteer
with tie distinct ndeirtAndB- that they wcre 20
be enrolled for tie sole pufpJ-e OF home deieuse.
Gen. Shepley issued on June -. general oEcer
directing tie formation Of four rcgimcuis. lwooi
these are TO Be Col0red aud two white. One re.i-
nielt of each il nearly filed TIE irst Will be- com
maDd.d by Leui..Col. Warren of he lbh Conuec.
ucu.. Company Of the lnt regiment contain.
eigl ~ free born French mulnitoes and uegroes not
ore Of whom holds less than 5000 worth oi ptop.
erty. Two m'mbers pay internal revenue irses 10
the amount ~ q 800 per year. Their headquarters
are at Economy Hal, Second Dis'nct. IDeI Will
euchmp in " ashington square, while Gle hgs. white
rc.i.ltnt will be located IN Congo squafc. lhe
CIV Police, the labor,r- IA the Federal ani hunip-
p Govcrun snis tie C4,t,m-llourr cAllo}oe.. AM
The Cify Hal. ave enrolled thsurclysr with COIN
u,nda6le alacriiy. Capt Jas. r. Milier, ac.ns
Mayor. yesictcny tu1 manly de hagcd two lroni-
ucn' city q 'als WHO fciusci e. tiFn tAo muster
rol.. Every l-fton employed ~ u, 1iiy Hall, if-
re p,ctye OF falk or Ios!Ou. has lihAcd his sigma
ilr- 20 the rol ~ honor.
Nj. j. l. Bso4l cd ono q ouf mot coz pctoni
AID couric0us lsyula icfs has been ordered 10 fc-
port ~ " ashIrg on ipr 0uty.
Enclo.ed re number Of ori-fs THE morning pro-
r.ue.ted. Il Gea-isl Of.cr 81. j., yoa wi "b-
serve TIA, 900 ,lens ore 60 ~ allowed Ia the ''fess
after ocle.t. - a. A'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
HraDqraarans. DarI....@. - Nls.OAlsAss
Guerriiin. on the River -Cucrriiia- Every
whcrc-VcNFo Troop~-A Noiun:r'r
blo,.u.cni-r..e LLO-us I.oas.nia .'4na.-
,rs ~ Washington -UD!.C Ln-t---
bIagcs T.rDiddca IN hCw-OrirnEs.

-rw-OrlrA,t, J1l, d. 3D.
Tho Creecent steamer when wa- 10 ta'c ',.. 'te
ast Tuesday did not leave, and lhc & h." Do '.L.r
Nae to hav. lett rore mI Wedn"-,'Y mltni. ." ''.
Dispatched fou here on iurrdiy noon, qai.' aaea-
fe iediy, leaving some p'r-ons wno tad e..
Iat-ace ia her behind. / lad a lew imr- ,oi yu..
but wa. not syprired Of her early degaoure uii TOO
ale.
From up the river 10 news, except taat tho lic".
vile, on her Ia4hpe up yesterday 'v'nHI Wa
Gted into by SON, Rebels aLouG 10 or - mies 60.
side oi Donaidsouvile. TIE tint shot went lnlough
Les steam cIRw, pld ILe teco4- l..uc. jun ssVye
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
IM.'' M.''aRThNT FROM W'0RLEANS
ARRIVAL OF TIE GEORGE WASHINGTON.
MEASURES TO DEFEND THE CITY
AFFAIRS AT PORT HUDSON,
DARING GUERRILLA RAIDS.

By the arrival Of the United States mail steamship
George Washington, Capt. eager. we have news
from New Orleans to the ith inst.
We are indebted TO Purser Allen for the prompt
delivery of our correspondence.
We are indebted to Mr. S. L. Craft Purser Of the
steamer Continental for prompt delivery to us Of
New-Orleans papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Exported Engagement Uetverr the A!nba-
ma nnd the Vanderbilt.

Tile Nassau Gu0fdf0n Oi the lth mt. reports:
"The ,cho,nc5 Nigtiugae arrived tho : % from H.
vaua reports nat encounter lad taken place bewe"h tt
A.u gum tsu1eiblt ana he Confederate smIo%t Ala
bama Which resulted iu tLe destruction OF the OImcL"
The zane paper Of June IL says:
"From lvste letter received on Monday we learn hs
Caps .unes e tie Alabama arrived . - TAouap on u'
25th ut landed The back OF the island, crossed VIII NEE
of hi. oIors aud dfecily board lt-sn h-ih.
f,sia aud Iut out 10 before daylight, "h" Adnia
hcs lnd TWO ether Union Cuisefa "eie "-lcAing bt
movements"
Our Havana correspondent makes no mention oi q
repetition Of ths stale carard, but as the steamer
was about to leave, on the 1th inst, writer:
The sece,b ag very hard to circulate rumo at the
moment Of sailing Of the stenrnef but they are ie
hveAsced them to and had they not
D.ssS " NsW,"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
rAlMAsIsl.s 80 N.w OnLEANs.--Tho Mornin

p,YMtsrENs FoH NV ORLEANs.-Iho Morning
St,f With ,al from ibis por, this afternoon lor NewOs.
..n,,l among ,rr p.s.'aser Mayor ID fa'nsworih
tG.c',stri y. H end rueily editor Of Ih- MIHehssr
.i .a -ul .-. ta.,. t4alo ol Wllamspoft. Pa. Fay
ua. . u tur ltad .,t's Amy both 81 whom have been
u t.r u..f " ttl'l'ou. Ih~y are odc.cd 10 New
o. u.l fD supply oi gtreub.css' er The puraose
co. rI.ut .ial irrr.in, who Is now bo iHyuH.ter iu
u. Dol. o., M iaslur un the o,ls iu D,u fanks-
... tt. .ui.. ".l attended 10 soon possible
&C.,. .u.tl 4t....i.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

D.pcr!D CLANS. - Persons having claims
r.. O.gt-...i. or Wora done b. osd,s o. ine Ape-
l,u,, l-~rr oh... 8, tn1 carly part Of the WI bu.
..... lol t.I. .iaaliti, t D. furi difficult OF
.ltt..ct oIl .s ll' .r.t.cI t1 t.t ~ tlsrhi,At
..'It o.. unu q .. .s.If. ludsrJ '' %. t"l, ~
90 90 youusla ,pa t1 ,uOody n,m Ia aingle bh TO DO
IIr. .ftt. iu .ol....s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
g,err,ut- OF Produce.

Irtv ln lni-2,blu thi,. Flour, S,d bhl. Corn Meal
thlI .b \. h..f lu 100 bash Wheat, B'rm bush Com,
" 10, ao. O. 500 p.s.. l!gNa.ons, 10 ao LaEa Al do
A.uys w. ~. S..,s.,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
III . S L T. L L l. II 3
CELEBRATED

$ T O NJ A @ III B L L Il II 8
To wanderers on or land,
From Polar TO rropic strand
To household. lone. In regions new,
And dwrlleu In great cities, too
To soldiers in csm9. iOyt and field,
Who need against dseae shield
To miners California bound.
And tllers Of wet, narshy ground,
To feeble wives of frsG.le mold
To young aud uidileas.d, and old,
To those in heath, who would enjoy
Heavens beat sifis With out alloy,
To all the siren. .,llss.. weak aud pale,
Who droop, ye, know not what they all.
HosrErrER's BirrKSs we present
A Health. moe: pssn. element
Ifthefs /, any value In public opinion or any ~'isn'"
medical testimony, the very 9ts1 auuba'e's ASAN'
and Alternative now before the wordis
III . $ II Il II Il Il IL
CELEBRATED
= II 40 II 81 TIE II
Sold By respectable Drusss. in all parts Of the "0'A
HosrErrER SMITH.
PITTsBURd Pssa
Ncn.y0.. ogc,. Ne. sss BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
9ostetter's gtcmdrb Bitttrs.

u STE T E r.
CELEBRATED
8 T O MA II B T T E r g
READ AND REFLECT.
Mako sure Of HEALTH. Bot how" you sskI
We answer 'tis an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH. and sustain
The Nerves, the servants Of the brain,
The LIVER keep In active play
And regulate from day to day
Each organ aid. Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the IssER nAK,
And like watch that's kept in chime
BY constant care, with railroad time,
The systems tone aud strength renew.
And thereby cheer the .pirits toe.
"How." you inquire. can this be dOpsf
This Victory DER Disease be wOn'o
"HosrErrER's BirrERs" we reply,
il HgALrH's SUPREME PRoTsorioS-TRY1
means Of regensrstng the disordersd and ensebed
yem regulating every function Of the internal ossn' re-
yvns the depressed spirits invsOratlns the constitution,
and proOnsingfe medcn, preparation, either Of the past
Al.
successful as
HO S T T. T T E RS
CELEBRATED
S TO NJ III BITT E r g.
Agsins, the ,apOn foul prepare.
That fever..ain, the heavy air.
Drink not unnxsd the water found
In pralre,. woods, OF uaaEshy ground
Hseden.sry toll you ply.
Nature you mrs. a",t-Or dc
For when debsFei RON exercise
For ARTIFICIAL aid Size erica
Medicine. grand purPase and intent
10 threatened evil 10 Erereat
Aud II you'd be relieved o< spared
From IN. lhs; crrfh the unprepdres,
Ho,e,.ei's Bit'ers 1se-for note
They are the .URKsr ASriDorR
To set defiance the ii.aa of guheshy scs ps.ssa
Of unw water the e Ivs Of crowded vortEeoi
factories and The bsnea influence Of .edentsy employ
uaen.s, il is only necessary to be iorearmsd with
III . S T l. Il Il r. IL s
CELEBRATED
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
THE LEFECT OF The REBEL GOOD NEWS on
THE MONEY MARKET.

Yankee /" Greenbacis" suddenly changed cOunte-
yesterday Loot their premium yaue end. pared
wi.h Iohiedsirs Treasury notes. they Z. 20 J.
batch sOd al t figure Laer n the day they de-
clued Lu1 lDg Tie is too apparent
need explanation. lKichLord Examiner, July q.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
COUNTING CHICKENS, ETC.

TIC " loIF IUO'ufdHU TIIrVUtIb II u FI'T UHtN Y
add Temporarily the foPu ZION o Kchmofd De sub
..ied cot 60 the OOterumeu Of dollar aud q
cent. pei head pr diem. aggregate Of sy thou
sand dol per Like unwelcOH- guests, not. D.
the pTeeLt condition of municipal aIder that tb-y WI
20, remain gaftske of many meals Spectators wou.,
m kr their presence for .e n TIE price # -four
hhcon md nLnri.ion geneIA l lRcLnond knalLleI ln
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

s L o Nj A G IL B t T e r 8.
Dy,p.p.Iss pAns. that rack sad gins
The body aud dspse.. the mind
Agues, tbss ss they 90 and come,
Make life con'.an; n.aryTdom,
Coles and iy yseu,erc pains.
Meath which tho strong nsl's visar wsnss;
Bilious complaints. those tedious ills,
Ne'er conquered yet by drastic piAsi
Dread Darhea ihs, eEuno,be
Cured by destructive mercury
Slow constitutional decay
That biiass Death nearer day by cay.
Nsrvou, pfo,,ri,isa, mental gloom
Herald, Of madness OF the tomb;
For these-thoush mineral nostrum' fall
Mean. otre.ei a. .sa.t We hail.
HosrkrrExs BlrrEKs -mede,ne sure.
No, 30 prsssEf, Alore 5l. cure
In Dyspepsia Fever and Asue. Blns Cemplain,' Consi
,uonsl aud Seiyoa. Deoii,y, Constipation ses'eines,
spssms and in all cOmpani' Of M.n or Woman proceeding
,ro casual or inheren, Weakness of the Body the GRE
Great Remedy and Restorative ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-03

Winegardner Gold and Silver Min
ing Company-Notice is hereby given to the
shareholders of the above company that the stock
book has arrived from San Francisco, and is now
ready for issuing
dc2 lw WIN. W. DENNY, Acting Scc'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-03
ConStable'S Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ out of Justice S. II. Robinson's Court, Gold
Hill Township, County of Storey, to me directed,
in favor of Barney Gallager and against Lorenzo
Y. Odlum, 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:
Allthe right, title and interest ofthe above-pamed
Judgment debtor, in and to that certain Town
Lot, or piece of ground, lying and being in the
Town of Gold Hill, Storey county, and bounded
as follows to wit:
Having front of forty-five as feet, and run
ming back seventy (70) feet. more or less; and on
the north by Comet Mill; 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 a small frame Dwelling
House, or cabin.
WIN. Fl. BEGAN, Constable.
Dated this the 18th day of November, A. D.
1863 noll td*
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Notice.

To those whom it may Concern.
DE IT REMEMBERED, THAT ON THIS
II l4th day of October, A. D., 1868, portion
of the stockholders of the Nelson CONSOLE
dated Mining Company have filed petition
setting forth the nature of said incorporation;
that they we're DESTROYS of disincorporating
and dissolving the same; that on the 18th
day of October, A. D., 1863, at meeting Of
the stockholders, held at Virginia, Storey
county, N. T., it was resolved by two-thirds
majority of all the capital stock, to disincor-
porate the same, and that said meeting was
called for the purpose of considering said
step. The said petition having been directed
to the Honorable J. w. North, Judge of the
First Judicial District, in and for Nevada Ter
ritory, on the said 18th day Of October, A. b.
1858, the following order was made:
United States of America, Territory Of Ne
vada, County Of Storey. In the matter of
the application of the stockholders of the
Nelson Consolidated Mining Company for
the disincorporation of said company:
Let the notice be published as required by
law, and the time and place of hearing be
December Dist, A. D., 1863, at one ole ok, r.
NJ, at Washoe City, Nevada Territory.
October IA, 1868. J. w. NORTH,
800 Judge First District.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this
18th day of Oct. A. D., 1863.
DAVID NJ. HANSON, Cl'k.
}L. By FRED. W. COLE,
w. oc23 law7~ Deputy