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SCARCITY OF SUPPLIES.

A heavy black frost prevailed in the
states Of North and South Carolina and
Georgia, on the morning of the first of
April.
"The mountains in western North
Carolina were covered with snow. IL is
feared by persons competent to judge
that the entire crop Of early fruit, peach
es, plums, etc, has been killed"
The Courier in numerous paragraphs
urges extended cultivation of provisions.
II says:
"All signs admonish US that we can
not plant too largely for provisions.
ave ars informed that ice was seen in
Kingstree, and other portions Of Will
liamsburg district last Saturday morn
ing.
"COmmanders Of posts detachment or
encampmenis, who do not intend 70 have
gardens for their commands, should at
least condescend to exercise and enforce
discipline so far as 10 protect and pre-
serve the farms and crops Of those who
are endeayoring to raise food for The ar
my and country.
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CouNTY OFFICERs.

gaorjg-James NJ. Hinton, Dcpu,le.--Thomas Hoo-
son and J. X. Buchanan,
RegisteT--Phinoas Garrett
7y1,sias-W. Jasper Taylor.
ODroner--N II. Beloher,
Raager--John Corbitt.
Rereuue Oollector-W. ID. Bobertson.
Railroad Tar Coileotor--J. @. Brley.
C0naaJlss for he Hashville DisTioi--lohn - So~"
end J. r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
gu1os--YIan James WhltwOrth
e1erk-P Ilndsloy Niohol.
A. Tho Judges Court meots the arst Monday In
each month aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County, s held the nret MOD
lay IN January Aprii July and Oetoher
CIRCUIT COURT.
JudOa----- -.
Clsrk-David O. Love.
aB- Tho Court meets the arut Monday in Marcn
CRIMINAL COURT.
JudQe-HoD NJ NJ. Brien,
Olsrk-Charles r. Digg0ns
ar The Court maets the 1rst Monday IN Apru Au'
cHANcERY COURT,
CAancsIlor-Hon. Samuel d. Frioraoh
CqerL and Mas,@--I. +. Gieavos.
n4- Tho Court meets the arrt Monday IN May anc
November.
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man ders here are not to blame, being, as
suppose, in the execution Of their or.
ders.
The news yesterday evening indicates
that Gen. WHvELERs forces arc about to
move from Alexandria, in the direction
OF Sparta, perhaps Runners point to an
early crossing Of the river, should il con-
tinue low, above here, l think this ru-
NOR entitled 10 credit for several reasons.
A heapy cavalry free ,0iH cross he river in
q Jel0 days II circumstances continue fapoya-
de. There IS no cavalry here with which
to prevent it.
Though not given to the doubling
mood as you know, yet 1 feel sad, sad,
this morning. 1t is beautiful spring
morning; all nature smiles around.
There is not cloud in the sky, and but
the gentlest breeze stirs the unfolding
buds and newly opening flowers. Tho
songs of birds from the forests which
cover the hills around, just putting on
their verdant drapery, float melodiously
to my ears, and yet my heart is sad. o,
God of love and mercy when shall this
terrible state of things cease Ten
thousand broken-hearted mothers, in
bitter anguish, ask when? Innumerable
orphans, and desolated homes, take up
the question, and echo from myriads of
new-made graves and wasted fields, asks
when? @. T.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS

Post of fMurtreeSbo boro. Ienn-
Medical Director Post-M. O. WooDwoErH.
Hospital No. Lefty HOTEL 5. W. corner square.
Surgeon 4. d. Fitch.
No. 2-woodbnry Pike. S. 0. HImoe, Sur.
gcon in charge.
No. 3-Esst Court House. W. T. Johnson,
Surgeon in charge.
No. 4-woodbu,y Pike. Asst. Surgeon
j. ~. Pearce.
No. 5-North Court House. j. T. Woods,
Surgeon in charge.
No 8-North- east cor. Square. M. b.
Fnller, Asst Surg in charge
40. 7-East Court House D. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge.
No. s-Opposlte and west City Hotel. VIM.
A. McCully, Asst Surgeon In
charge.
No. p--Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
g. d. Permar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
An charge.
Gent Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. J. Y. Finley, Surgeon In charge.
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4 o, o. ?,
ions y. HfpE, Grand Secretary, should be a. es
al Nashsilis, Tcnn.

ions y. HipE, Grand Secretary, should De a. esea
az Nashyills, icnn,
Tspkesscs Ledge No. l--heets every Tues lay Eyen-
Ing az their Hail. on tho corner oi Uaion and sum
mcT streets. The oinoee ior the present term; are
Ono. h. Mills, MGR. "A. McEweu, JriNO.i John f'
Hide, secretary ~ X. Spain, rreaaufer
habuo Lodge, Ne lo--hecia ~ the same place
every Monday Evonug. The oihcerf are Henry
Applo. n a.: j. L. Park V.0.; Chns Robertson,
SECRETARY b. h. Brown, Treasurer,
sute,' Lof5a No 9a-Moeu al their hllli on soatn
Cherry street every Friday Eyening The officers
arc frank Harmon, n. a.. James wyatt, ,N.Si H. r.
Gooilctt, Secretary N. q, Cotton, Treasurer
Asrora Lodgo, No. 100, l9rrmanl-heeA az tne
Bal coruer Of Union aud summer streets every
hnrpday Evening. The oflcers are y Frlelma y,
n e.; John HorbrichV,0., Jacob JungefmAh' sore
iary Geo soiprio, Treasurer.
R.gsiy Eaoauapniaai, 40. l-aects AZ tNe e"oNe hal
on the Arst and third Wednesdays nl eaNe ,epn'n
rH, olcoru are. r Z Nrlrido. c.P.;4' y fgier, ~
iretor Harris, Jr.. sW.i }. iuoset'' J'M dno'
D. Hiio, Soriho u, r. Cutter, Treasurer an.
l.i,s BTa.,eh Eaoln,umsli, no. a--a 'eis nv ~.
uCyo Hail on the scopnd and fourth Moaoe'o oeg
aghu lOl each month, The 1iiors arot heni{ AZ
p'r OPS u. Mokor, X l'; r. A. Campbell d w.i -
Cooren, J.w,i y, n, rhhlpa, tereAfy' . ~
Wand, treasurer .
ne DsgFes of nni.chi-vl ~ Rebatah-heon the n'tl
Friday afternoon OF each mQnthi 81 , ec'oos'
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DIRECTORY.
CITY G GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Rocorder
sgIn ruTfAfnT w M.4aI,f

JOHN thUMBkshH, MdrttnA
Deputy Marshals--W. u. wisiHson, A. Q Tucker,
'nd ~, siS oSa. T. sSSIsIohn Chumbley, szoeso rut
tsSob French second and Thos. MoCarty, third
~ Aueasor--William Driver.
a.rsWue Colleolos--A. b. Shankland
Wdisr Tar Oolle00r-i- B. Garrett
TJsasiVer--R Henry,
E1ayJ MageT-Thomae Leake
g,peyiniosdsni Of t4s WOrkh0aac--.i. .. Dodn.
gtpcrtnisadeaf Of ne Water Works-@m, stewart
Ciaf Of he Ere Deparimoit--John N. seRbury
S,rion Of he Oenieterg-T II. Mcbride
gvsf OBersscr-J Il. stewart.
on AAorHey--E. Muley.
CITY COUNCIL,
Isoayd Of AlAermei,-A. M Brien, President John
Garner ioa. J. kOhb Ed MullOy, II. a. sc0voi w. 5
ChaIhlm, NJ. q. l.. Claiborne, ind smith.
t0aaos ooaacii--Andrew Anderson, Presidents JAS
flrner, William Roberts, q south lalel Abraham
Ayers Alex. Mcdaniel, T.. D. HOugh, Charles sayers,
JB snowlea W A. McCleland, T. !. 1er0rough,
VIM Driver VIM. stewart, Thos. Cready, Wm haily
and Rm, san0orn.
Faagoe-knOWlcs, 5c0yri nd brien.
Ira.er Icork.-Aoderson, smith and Claiborne
streets HUFF, Turner, Myers, Mulloy, cbeafhaln,
3afbfough ,feady and haily.
Fkarj-furner, Carper aud McCloliand.
Sohoos--Cheatham, Mulloy ana Knowles
Fre Deparhnenf-Myers, stewart and NcCieiapd
Gas-Driver, Cready and hycrs.
CeaaaB--smith, Sanborn aud Stowar
Market Honse-Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper.
Slaucs---Muloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
P0hce-CheathRm, Brien and sayers.
3prires-Cready, Claiborne and Myers
WorkLoase-Sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel
improvements and Expenditures -McClelland, Brien
and Sanborn.
Public Propety--Robb, Stewart and Driver
Peat Hotlse-Oarpor, S0uthgato and Hauey.
A. The Board oi Aldermen mcota thu tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth TbursdBys IN
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month
NIGHT POLICE
topialn-,iohn Baugh.
F!TA Accommodations Joyce.
second Lisaiss,oni--Jehn II. Davis
poliaroisr--Wm. Jackson, John Cavender, Mich "a
ds Joel Philips, Wm. Baker, John Cottrel william
Aayo, John Fngies, J. w. Wright, John Puckett,
sobert scott " G. Francis, David Yates, Chas hu
ne and W Danley.
Es- Tho Police Court Is opened every raoFning at
niue o'clock
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GIimpses OF LiFe Among tho Rebels.
We have before us a flle Of the Charles
ton Courier, including papers from Mon
day, March 80, TO Tuesday, April 7.
Gold seems to be in demand in
Charleston. The Courier of tho 7th.
says:
A gentleman lately was purchasing
in one OF the King street shops a coat,
which, perhaps might have commanded
eight dollars in ordinary times. He was
asked forty dollars, and on taking out
the money he showed five gold dollars.
With a glance like that Of vnlture over
a fat carcass the seller of the coat eager :
ly remarked, pointing to the gold, Give
me dat and dake de coat
"ln another case, we are told, -four,
for which seventy FIVE dollars in bills
was asked, was offered for ten dollars I'M
specie. How far can such things be car
riod Y
1t would seem from the following that
torpedoes; like curses, sometimes "ccmo
home to roost':
"The steamer Marion, Captain John
Flynn, while engaged on Monday in an
important military service in Ashley riv-
er, met with a misfortune from an explo-
sion of gunpOwder, by which several
large openings were made in her below
the water line, and caused her TO sink in
a few minutes. We are informed that
the water is about five fathoms deep
where she now lies, and she will be near
ly total loss"
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MILIT Ar Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.


Depaytnsai-Headquarie High street. MAJ
Gen Rosecrans commanding.
OhisS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on nigh street.
near Cedar Lieut. Col JnO ". Taylor
Chief 1aiasarv- oadquartera on Summer stroet,
near Broad Lieut. Col simmons
Fyovosi Marshal General - Headquarters on High
street Capt ". NJ, Wiiea.
As,isfanf Medical Dirccfor-Surgeon A. honry lhurs
ston U q Vols. "a Cherry street.
POST HEADQUARTERS
.Headquarters on College street, between IN
ion aud Church streets, (Dr. Waters resdence) 1en-
n Mitchell, commanding
Chief Assisiani QuaricrndSe - charge OF Depot
and nisbursing Ofdcer--ta O =. " Hodges, on
Cherry street, between Upio and hmch
Assistant Qaarteruastegs ~ chnrgeo Cloining, lamp
and Garrison Equpage, aarIet street. Capt
ThOs. j. Cox.
Alsls,m o,ayteraaaev--r Cnarge Of Quartermas-
tors stores Issues TO Hospitals, Quarters etc capt
s. Mexican Laporte, Chof,y street, between Ohureh
aud Broad street.
As,isiawi ouarerasasfsr-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
sud Stationery, No. ~ Market street. Capt VIM.
Mills.
Assistant otiarsermaaer--In charge Of River Trans
portaton Capt J. D. stubhs, High street, old hoad-
quarters Gen RosecrAna'.
Assiaani QuaTtsrndsier-In charge or Railroad
transportation, Capt 5. rerkins, Jr, on Nhefry
street, near Theatre.
Act Assisisni o'arteynaslsr--ln charge Of heans
Of Transportation, Public shops, otc Lieut. o. II.
irwin, ON Cherrystreot, near Theatre
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NnTICE.

HAvE rHIs DAY sOln TO MR. TEALEH MY
Il Stable, and chosriully recommend him 20 all Of my
old customsrs, believing that with his present nol.
Ties and experience in the Livery Business, be wii b.
enabled 10 give ontlre satisfaction % the public
l.. W. GEE.
Eclipse Livery and sale stable.
March 1o-im No. North Market street
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POST HEAbQUARTERs.
OHIO sTATE NoYI

Established by Governor David Tod, TO collect the
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldiers ana To turnsh
obtain pay for extra duty, as nurses etc. OHIO en-
poys tho Agent and Is hls duty 10 give the bust
Of her soldiers careful and respec n attention.
AplA-lm
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REF Rem CEs:

Hon RICHARD WALLACE. Mayor Of Washingtos
City.
"B. B. FREECB. ..........C Commissioner Of Publis
A Building.
Gmnos J. BkIL........ Eris, Pa.
" TnONAaB FI0RrSCR....P hiiadelphia, Ia
" q. B. OUSTls. " afren,
{" ELIJAH BABfff. ......... Erie,
" WILLIAM DENNIsoN. Governor OF Ohio
" JOSIAH NJ. Lucas, ,........C Chicago, Illinois.
81 CHARLFs j. HOARD....... Matortnwn, n.
Capt w. W. DosBINs. ...Erie, Pa.
W. T. sA1rHsos Oo...... Bankers WesbtgEspz
DC.
WM p. SHAT1kUE Esq. 80. .Mehdyille Pa
SAMUEL A. FoRp, Esd. Chicago, Illinois
CoaY BARBcUR, EBq......... iorre Hauts, ind.
D. A. POWELL, Esq Cincinnati Ohio.
W. al. W RoHsoN, .......
Gen. murray WHA1Es.-....ssn francisco, -
JoHz u. HAYNES, Esa 49,. Aurora, Ind.
A. II. HARyEY, Esq.,. 49,. Nebraska, N
w. Il. HAayET, Esq. Omaha City, n.
Hon. 3. G. DAILEY.. ......Peru, N. a.
CHAnLEs p. CRoSBY, Esq. Detroit, Mich.
THOaAs n. Wus0y, Eaq...N NOw Baltimore, "a q
WktIIRG 81 &'JrFFoRps........ keokuk, Iowa.
w. D. BIAoKEURN q...-... Kansas Territory.
II. HuEuNgToH, I.EE g. Co. $40 broadway, n. Y,
B0wRas, BrEKNAE & Brad %, - End 80 VospJ % .
r0ED, Jr..., ....., New York.
GARDNER & DODir...........iO 10 Warren street. NJ.
JrnonG d. BUoE, Eeq..... Nassau at, cor, Wal IT..
New YORK,
l.. n. BOCKLEY, EsI........,. aOI Broadway, ". y.
wIIIAm DuRYEAi Esq. 80. 100 fulton street. n '
CHARLES Fox, Esq. ......,. Cincinnati, ohio.
JAMES Q. GEruE, Esq.........Covingion, kfs
MkeoUs A. Hnca, Esq.. Maysviio, ks.
july2O-ly.
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Over sixty millions Of travellers traV-
elled three hundred millions Of miles on
the German railways last year and only
thirteen were injured aud i've killed.
They are slow but safe roads, Bostoa
Post.
And there are no MoR0AEs there.
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REMOVAL.

I HAVE TINS DAY REMoVED MY ENTIRE STOCK
i to the Eclipse stable, on Market street. formerly
occupied by MI OEs' where vii be pleased 20 Watt
on my old customers and tho public generally with
my usual promptnoss.
Constantly on hand, Hacks, Buggies, BAND Wagons,
Marchle-lm b. W. TEALEY
Also for sale at tho above stable, 10 or IS good
work horses,
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Established foF the BBuBlii II Strangers,
oonNg TO 81, LOUIS m ssARGa oy
SICK, Wounded, or aoldiers that have
Died from W6nndg or sickness,
(NORRRCr INIT LfIGENCE WILL sE GIVEN OF
~ the condition OF any sicl, or Wounded Soldier In
ST LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, CiNNlNNAil, NASHFlLLk,
MOUND CITY. 0f any her Hospital in the Western
Department. This is the ONLY Army intelligence
Ofloe IA the United States, and Information regard
ing soldiers from any part c the v 3. can be given
At any tune, BY calling 81 or WN11iso % TIE ARnF
INfFtilGgNOE OsFuG, post-'l lthco AnX No. 1873
~ R--pREsOss soNIsa ~ SR, LcuIl ~ fkAEfH o.
rHSip FEIrvns wiz obtain ail necessary Information
by calling at once, 80 n, South Fourth Street
May is, 1902 "
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To our Subscribers.

In consequence Of the increase in the price Of paper
aud every other material used In Printing Once,
We have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
TO 25 ets. per week, or 81 per month 10 weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
scrlbers which must in all be paid in advance.
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A Baker Wanted.

A Good BREAD RAKER CAN GRr A SITUATION
IA 40 the Tennessee hospital Tor che inaane lr-
cutro Al thla once Apl-u
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ReIigIoua Services.

Religious Services.
Pcsr oHAFEIc-(seoon Presbyterian Church. College
street, between the Square and the Louisville nepot)
Sabbath school and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lo1S o'clock,
AN, and at 7 Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nosdRy night at O'Clock.
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tH'iiHn DO N"iisr - If"iy ~ p that ~ JeefH
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tH- =. ''~s ~ ~. aimy ~ Iar.aiLL.' 4 ~
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Home p, - ~ aEriEpE ru"n,, - Slaf.
street, rrp ,--'ri.,p. Iaiifsf..n. ~ a.
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day, =" - .j-,rsi Q dlTI. 80 80 rsvgt.. =
>. ruin . W. shs'Ts q 20 raI,i,ai or -
-ahl l'i;'vs s.s.Ess .'at. Cold ant saw Mo
Ing tuT''Ss t"sbnE !n a., nanls. - o. .--,p
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sary in -: - Ass.isrfrH' J. ..,4 ~ -ss.. E..F
li"arl - q. rst1rs 4 - eut.,. Ht = TO- @fh
day IT i,-r, ~ Il inruiy ~. .H.. shHrr ru
g"Ihrr ~t.k .usi " Bl,yFiisna o.. arr.nug
rhaTs"' y's,ss. TO- E3IIv shali ~. ct I-ru
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Inc I. Ss..r.F'-. 40 e y a. kst'aB 90 gfDe
O.! " Sr'.- O.. Sc rl|Ggp = = 90. -
g. 4 lIriar ~ 90.
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-sfd " nv - r,f.
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Pn.m, IN Csn.ei,aa,.a q. :. =. "

ak v. :gHNEY. S"~'y.
Gold IIlt' I-r eth "a 81, iIN
bh:"r TsErsYTr t. - SIC NJ sfih-e.
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itN yIiyt - O. ittHHft "a. ffuts
~ v MISUSE. D 7s'.uy.
Nov NJ Is,s. ~ In
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Hudson Gold and Silver Mining

Company, Office NJ. col M"ntg"m, ~ street, san
Francisco December In. lstSl-Nnticr is hereby
given that, In accordance with the laws ui the
State # California and the BY Law Of the Ilul,
sun Gold and Silver Mining Company, there will
De- sold at public auction. at the 'alcsruom of
GcssrS Cobb n Sinton, No IN Montgomery
= sect. SAN Francisco. nn WEDNESDAY. the
thirteenth day 4 January, lS6i. at IL O'Clock ".
lA.,''v 'lr!iunu.at shufS OF the capital stock
ii the Hudson G,Ii and SilTcr Mining Company
standing in th' Maine, If the follow ing named
persons ~ will b" necessary t. paw the follow
ing as~rsSmruts, together with the cost Of advrr
Using and sale Enl,ss said assessments, with
acrruiu= char's. are previously paid, viz:
Assessment No. /. levied May 18th. l-'.i--rnc
d'llar per >ha-r. Assessment ~" {. lrvrh .iuly
nh. l-tSt-iifty cents pr shurr Assessment M.
:. levied september srh. l-'cI-nur dollar per
sharr Assessment No. t. levied October 1ih,
I-'Si--onr dollar r,r SHARE
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u. G. BROOKE. See
N.,;,r-,,n meeting Of the Bonrd.

If Trustr,-s ct the Maria aii D,caiUr G"id and
silver Mining r"'rp,mys, held this ,lav, an u.s.
,,-,,ilrut ~ .'.rrn (AD cents per foot WAS l,Vi,
,n Nil thu shares ct each company's rl;.iluS laya.
rlr rr'liairlp I" thu Secretary, at his ollie,
Nnu sIryy' in ,'Ud Hill
J. y. Il. CARVER.
Src'y Decatur aud Maria claims.
i;ohL Ilhl dee sih. lS,SL dep I'm
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p.I"..nv.-Nufr'' - hereby glVr n that. in arrur-
dr,. - rrh the Laws 1T IN" Trrrrrrsy 81 Nrv.uI:,
,,,gI an "r,lrr uu,lr hv the B"arl =: Trustees ii
tie Abel : Erv Gold and Silver Mining Com
r4,uv rhrr, will be- >rL in front of the office II
'b, ru,ai,.,.,:. :" i'"li Hill. y. l., "n WEDNES-
DAY. rh. Ls;h aay at JaIi,,..-' y ID. l~ti. ut uu-
ur!,,k r. L.. ~ pur anci."n. :" The m=" =; ''''i-
.rr, Tor r.'.h in United States "ll coin. Inuy
shares "E fir capital stock If said company
staining in the names IT The following persons a.
will lee ssJry far the payment "f the amounts
standing ag,iu-i them for assessments heretofore
levied and duly advertised, and costs ii .Ilyrr.
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,;..t.,. s!ofd and sitter .Ti.i.- .os,-

pauN --Nrtjr,. D. lrr,hy 80 .. % uH s..rrl.,..rr
With The Law. ,.tr 90 T.rrr'..r, .I.iH i'r h,
!a''' ,U,. .ro.rr r.r.m.t' ..rrt..r. ii''. O. " ~
...,I 80 pu'lr, t'.,'. rr - -. 81 ,H.. - -, 60.
f,r l-'-f TO B! ,..". u 20 'lr,. "t'r' 81 The
.-., .... tr.t, a.. no. of the rLIriih ,trrh II
&, r"tulln' ,iImi.Ig ~ rl,. u1nr. 1T il,, i"ll"w.
iug I',i,"ns viii pay he amount dr" ter a,....
m',rs, together with the c"'; at s.!r .ird ".N"r.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Louisville q. a. =. N. Co.-No,icc i.

I4OuIHslIIC u. n =. NJ. Co.-NOIiCC is
hcrthy given that On MONDAY, the 18th day If
january, ls6l at o'clock T.. VI, there Will Ne sold
public auction. in arr"rIance with tie laws Of
Nevada Territory and the by laws Of IL" com.
Parr. IN front Of the compunys Office In Gold
Hi. =" many shares Of the capital stock uf the
LOUSY lille Gold and Silver mining Company,
standing in the MINES If the following persons, ~
will he sufficient to pay the amount Of assessments
now due th'rcon, together with costs Of sale AMI
,,lN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-28
.:rca, Eastern Gold and Sii:,r xiE-

'"C nupnII MOTIF" i hereby gi''m 'l'rt IN
u,'..' e, .'''r.. wuh 'lb' law. 81 Nevada Territory
aiu' n =, lnw- -,: ;',,' Company m r. y ~ !"
,,,li - ,uhlic ausii"n, un III. E".:'.., 81 X
IiJ.NlH l>isi, IA -" 60. II tic Gnll ~. 'i"f,l.
II % 49,. ss.L q. ". MANY .i...r,. It .-,.
,iT 90 q stock Z 'hs .,ls',,. ,urupar' .',UtIrg 100
%, u.r. 81 o.. ~ .:,s e. s--, - - - ''''.
the cello. Int In. &, .r.s. ...,irt Iul"ilur with
,..rr ,p..I .',i 81, Ut'-!Tg;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-28
ASST. SSAIENT SALES.
Jewett & Shepard Gold and silly

Jewett & Shepard Gold and Silver
Mining Company .'utirr i hrr,l'y given that in
accordance with The laws "f nevada Territory
.tHi the hv-iaw~ # 'Ir ahuvr Company. fhrr,.
will p" ,"lh ~ i,Ubli g'rii"n III the lith 'lv If
! .uTry. i~'ii al : cl"'k T.. VI. ~ the "f',r "f
H. COMPANY. inJiN HAIRS "f tn, capital stock
"I tho rur.uy st.s.ul. e the names at thu fol
low agg ;'rrS"ns will i,,- he amount lur for as
-..-lisr''s. ;"-a'ihcr W.. is ct sale Iud a.vcr.
Using:
-.a.Tcs. Sis .fY' Nrmrs. Sis lint
VI iI"Iurs. @n SlGl NJ >ril"atcr ~ : - ~
II Nm. 21 la WM ii,.rg9m 2bb lnO
l. I.nnf lgu ~ n L Brooke - -
~ v al;uc, 81 - ~
O., "s irf 81; the Bart "i Trustees.
.l..rIsu N!."EZO JEWETr Src'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-28

CuIun.ag.-Nu'irc Is hereby given that -"
man, shares " the capital stock 81 this COM
pluy standing Iva the name, NJ the following
person, q, will pay the assessments hue there
on. together with the costs uf sale and adNcr-
Using. will he sold at public auction To the
hiuhc>, biddc., according to the laws Of Ne
yada Territory aud the bylaws Of the cont
many, on Monday, the lG,h dav Of N""cmbcr
next, at , o'clock, T.. NJ, Il, the office Of the
company, in Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-28
ASSESSMENT SAFES.


AsScSsmcNt SaIe-ChriSNnlnN Gold
and Silver Mining Company-Soticc-In ncror.
dance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the
bylaws Of the above named Company, ~ fanny
shares Of stock standing in the nan ~ Of the fol-
lowing persons rs may be necessary 10 pHy the
assessments due thereon together with the costs
Of sale and advertising, will bc sold at public auc.
ton, in front Of the Company's office Flagg's
brick block. G"ld Hill, on the FIFTH day Of
January, 1864, between the hours of 10 a. NJ. aud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-28
Coppers COMMUNICATIVE is here

by given, that in accordance with the laws Of Ne
vira Territory and the Bylaws of the CoppcrS
Gold and Silver Mining Company, there will lc
sold ut public auction, in front Of the Secrrtary's
ofticr, on the 18th day Of january, y. d. lst'i, ut
O'Clock r. NJ, so many shares of the capital
stock uf the Company, standing in the names If
the following parties, as will pay The amount due
for assessments, together with accruing costs:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-28
omcc Of lhe Csar!r. my. Min.

Oii"c OF the Charles -. MINI,
Company. - M"u'G"mvr, .tyA 100.
November .Erh. .-tli-NCtir\ ''n '''N ''''
'rai 20 % frlr,-rus 1T the t'pr'.'L "t -
,..u, Naru- COMPANY, held 'ri' \ '". "''
r.sur "i ~ lH'Il.r- pr -Hs,rr I ','
,-.lrh anil every share ut ihr -a9i'IA
COMPANY. payable Ia :ol,! c"iu, :" a =, NV
Co. rra,r-..N the tr.t dav Il lN,,rWlsA '''''""H'
o.! Tru GOMEZ =. N