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-I:l5 A. H.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinG At
Girard, AghtAbula and PainesVtle only, and ar
riyee At Cleveland 81 As A. N.
$50 A. EMAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping 81 ell stations and riVss at OisTn.
land At q:55 An.
9:55 A. H.-TOLEDO EXPRESS Stopping at al sta
tions except swanyille, SsybrOOk, UniOnTilles
Perry, mentor and Hickline, and arrived Es
Cleveland st lac p. u.
In P. a.-DAY EXPIRES SfRAIH-StOppiuR a. Gl-
rards Oonnesut, Asbt&bula, and PainesVills
only, and arrives IN Cleveland ~ 4.55 ?. 4.
~ Second Class Cars arc run on all through
Trains
All the trains going westward oonnest az Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl lndiznzpliz. 80, Louis, &e-; and al through
trains going Eastward, connect 81 Dun kirk with the
trains Of the n. 7. 4 RaiEUad, and at Bufalo with
thoss O the New YorS loatrsl and Bofaio 4 New
York City Railroads for Hsw York, Albany, Boston,
HiagaIa falia, sc, and Al Erie with rrainB on the
Pntlad1i2kta and Erie RailrUad.
- Day Express, 4ssl and West, connects II eirard
with TfninB on Erie and Pittsburgh Raiirund 20
LinesViile, meadyIiie, JaElestOWu, &c
II. hOTTlHGHAh, 6up't.
Usyplapd, ApFil 90ta. Isb3
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sAiaE9asS.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ OIHCIEHATI BAILKOAD.-

HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS B
~ OINCIENATI BAILKOAD.-
1853. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Isa
On and after Monday, April 18th, 1854, PasssnsuE
Trains viii leave Cleveland, e follows;
lSt TrAin-5l5 A. N.-OIHOIHNATI EXPRESS--
stopping st Grafton, " ellington, hsT AoIl-
dbSp, shelby. SresstliR3s, Gallon, Gallon, oaEdinstpns
Orsstllns at 10 a m, Columbus I0I5 q. n,
Dayton 2e5 ,. NJ Oineinnsti $50 ,. n, 11s
dia1spolis s. oo P m, - Louis - - Lo1si
Orestline SO pm.
ID TTAIn-3:l 5P. H.-AOOOMMODATIOH-s
q all stations, and arrives in OOlumbu1
ID TrAin95:s5 ?. n .i.i.-HIGHr ExPREss- Stopping
Berea, Grafton, wellington, New London
Shelby, Orestlinel Gallon. Gilsad, Oar5Rs.
ton and DelsEaEsi arriving at Crestlfhs 9.
555 q. m, Dayton sl5 a. n, tndisnASpljE
500 g. m, LouisVills - St. LOuia 1T
Wayne 2lOa N, and Chicago via Orsstlirl
Trains arrive at Cleveland S45 an, ss5 and 9;sp.n
CORRECTIONS.
Bhslby-Sendusky, Mansfield B Newark RAIlroad, ,ioF
Mansfield ut. Vernon, Newark, zAneR.
OEsztEins-Piftsburgh, Fort Wayns OhioasO Ban.
road, forezts UPPER Sanduskyl Dglpboss ID
vest, and Eastior Mansfield, WOosk5Fs Ma
Grafton and Belefontins Railroad Line for Marion.
BenelontAins, Sidney, Uuion, HuuclA In
tia1apolis, Terrs Hauts, Tinoennss, ETars-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, &C.
QelsWlrs-gith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolunbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, snd xslia
kailroGd, for Aenia, Dayton, fndianapollE
TsrTe Hsute, st. Louis, Morrow, Ioye lsfd,
and CINCINNATI, and with the Ohio 5 ltlj-
lissippi Railroad -Oincinnatifor Iouisriffy;
Evsnssille, Cairo St. Louis, and all DointS
the Ohio river.
GOlumbus-Osntral Ohio Railroad for Newark, lanes.
vile, Wheeling, &C; Columbus, Piduh
Indiana Rsilrusd for PiQua, Urbana, 81.
- For Tickets 70 al points and iniOrmstionsl
nly ~ the EeE5oDEer ELaEiOQ, aud At UEinu z
Onoo, l47 BupeTtOr-st
y. 8. FLINT,
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1871. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. IsSS.
On and after Monday, April 18th, 1858, PasssnEO
Trains viii leave Cleveland ~ follows Sundays 3
oeptsd):
b.lo 4. a.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS-StUps At BaEns
Grafton, Cberlin, Hakeman, GoTWslk, Ann-
roeT1lls, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, ElmcEaf fn4
Genoa, and Arrives at Toledo s:5O A. r.; andChi
oazO at 6:3C P. n.
200 P. H--SOUTH ERE MAIL-Stops st AL stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo
$40 ?. Z.
$40 ?. K.-EORTHERN MAIL-stcps a. ali station
on Northern DiTisiona and arrives At sandu1ky
at 7:5O P. =.
$40 ?. .M-TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-Stops atGrya
ton, Oberlin, Wakeman, Norwalk, MOnroeyilO
BslleVuet Clyde, Fremont and Elmora, and ~
rtves 81 Toledo 81 $40 p H., chicago at 7:3O Al
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MOnroeYille with the San
dusky, Mansfield Newark .. B., at Clyde with ths
Bandusky, Dayton Cincinnati Z. B., at Fremont
With Fremont Indiana 3. L., and at Toledo with
the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and, To-
lsdO &sbash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jkck
son. Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, Sc. Louis and al points West, Northwest 1e
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Os7eland from Toledo and the
West ~ $50 ~, $50 ?. r., and 925 ?. n. HrolD
BAnduSky At 9.25 A. n. Il. ID. RUOKER, BuD't
Cleveland, April %, i563-
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MUSIC.

GREET MUSIC,
PIAHOS, 60.
At No. 8 Euclid Street,
Can be found . large stock Of new and standard
Music Instruction Books for all instruments, ,FiolinB,
Guitars Strings, and general assortment OF husi'
cal Merchandise.
Music sent By Mail, free Of postage, on receiptol
liberal discount made to Teachers Had mi
nAries.
Also on hand large stock OF the celebrated KnBba
Pianos which surpass all other instruments In tone
action Gad durability. g. a. BARLOW, Agt.s
GabIT No. Euolih-St-. Cleveland o.
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A MAN OF A THoUsANDt
A oONsUMPTIVE CURED.


DR.. H. JAmES, a Retired Physician OF great
eminence, discovered, while in the East Indies,
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, BronchitiE,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
discovered By him when his only child, dauEh-
ter, given mp TO die. His child was cured and is
now alive snd well. DESTROYS OF benehtting his tel
low mortal5, he will send 10 those VINO Wiah Il the
recipe containing full directions for making and
oesstuly using this remedy, Free on receipt Of their
nomes, with two stamps 70 pay expenses, There is
not single case Of Consumption that IL does not at
Vshness irritation Of the nerves. fslurs Of memory,
difficult expectOaton sharp pains in the lungs,
thrOat chilly sensations, at the stomach, in
actor OF the bowels wasting away Of the muscles.
~ Ths writer will please Btats the name Of the pa
per they see this adYertiment in. Address,
ORADDOOK q co.,
IyI3-l52 725 North 2d-St. PhilAdelphiR. Pa
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING NOV. 6, 1868.
A senator on the Rampage.

Governor Tod addressed circular letter
10 Hon. George L. Converse, Columbus,
Ohio" inviting him to visit Gettysburg
and participate in the ceremonies Of dedi-
eating the battle-ground selected for the
burill Of cur gallant dead who fell on that
bloody field nObly fighting for their coun-
try, offering transportation at the ex-
pense Of the State" This Converse is q
Ceprerhesd State Senator from the Frank
lin district, and as such, with other Sens-
tors, was invited. Upon the receipt of the
Invitation, that malignant Copperbead
poured forth a column Of vulgar abuse Of
Governor Tod, through that eongenial or
gan, the Crisis, calling in question his
general conduct and official action, chsrg-
ing him with " "falsehood and misrepre-
seutatiOn," and denouncing him for Sffer-
ing transportation at the expense of the
State, and undertakes gravely to argue the
notwithstanding of the act He sccu-
ses Governor Tod Of completely with the
railroads, TO pocket money at the expense
of the Stale, and afi1es to the act Of fur
nishing transportation the terms fraud
and larceny" Thus does this smsll-fry
Senator exhibit himself on the "rampage,"
passionAtely tearing himself to tatters, "a
spectacle to men and angels" The truth
is, this Insignificant pulling COpperhead, is
incensed at the defeat Of Ysllsndigham,
and is soehsgrined at tn, defeat Of the reb-
els, by our arms in deadly conflict, that he
would deny honorable sepulture TO our
brave soldiers who lie stark and cold in
their CORY beds, the murdered victims Of
rebel bsrbsrity and atrOcity.
Such is George L. Converse, who, though
s grest rebel sympathizsr, is greater
fool.
It is supposed honest George intends
to decline the invitation
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TONSORIAL.
New Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress.
ing Establishment.

New Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress.
ing Establishment.
WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return his sincere thanks to his old friends
patrons, and the Inhabitants Of Cleveland gene
rally for the very large share Of public patronage
bestowed him for the last nine years, and would
respectfully inform them that since bis return from
Europe, that be has taken and fitted up large Store
In the most modern and New York style, entire Sep
Arats Apartments with every accommodation for eV-
cry branch OF the business. Having purchased and
selected himself from tho BEsT MARKETS Whilsin Eu
rope be offer tor sale and Inspection the finest and
most valuable assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown in this city Mr.. Day studied in Of
the best Establishments In Paris and London and
has for inspection many new and lille Ike improve
ments in every description Of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
nTsole maker and imp0rtar OF all kinds Of Ing
lish and French Head Dresses English Bows, Triple
Bows COfisures, Piicatures, &C.
- Ladies Hair Dressing, ShGmPoonfng, Hair
Cutting and Curling. Ladies Hair cut and restored
without cutting short (shtnging)
BB-HttT and OOID BATHS. auRl-R28
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General Garfield nObbsd by COpporhsn

General Garfield Eaobbsd by COpPcrheads.
The closing days of the election cam
pAign in Marylsni were very active and
spirited. A dispatch to the New York
Evening Post says that on Saturday night
last General Garfield was mObbed by gang
Of Copperheads, at ChestertOwn, Mary
land. No particulars are given. It is
presumed he was addressing meeting Of
loyal Union men.
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The Account Between Uncle sam and the
8 ate Of Ohio.
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NLEVELAND 4 ERIE B. B.


IsSa sUHMER ARRANGEMENT. lss1
On Aad after hOndsy, April S0th, 1854, Ps-SsagsE
Traial uiu run - fellows
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
Ia:oo A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-stoppinE at
EtuouEbby. Painesvills, Geneva, As6ts6uls,
Colnes7t ana ulTaru only and arrive At EGisA
IL P.H; DunkirkJ At 5;43 P 4; Buffalo Al $40 y.
400 P. H.-OlHClAkATI EXPHkSS-StoppinK a.
PAinaIVille, Ashtgbuia and GiTArd only, sad ~
rfVea at Erie TOO P. z; Dunkirk $50 P u; Bniia-
10 lO.lO n.
G20P.a.-nAIL AND DAOCOMMODATIQHT TRAIN
stopping at all stations and arrives At Eris at
8:25 P. 4.
eI5F. M.-EIGHT EXPRES5 TRAIH-stopping as
PainesTille, Ashtabula and GIrard only, and ar
Eives a. krts Al l:O5 A. 4; Dunkirk 2;56 A. NJ
Bunalo 40 Ak.
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The following table shows how the &C.
count between the United States and Ohio,
as regards the men called into service,
atnnd IN thu 26th nit.
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STATE OF OHIO, (ss In 96H Common ga Plsas-Ao,
CuyahOgs county. IL Ia, N''ou Oi
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1000 BARGAINS
In All Kinds of Dry Goods

In All Kinds Of Dry Goods.
Bargains in sHIRTINGs,
1" SHEETINGS,
4" CLOTHS,
H FLANNELS,
d" BLANKETS,
CL0AKS,
&" SHAWLS,
BLACK SILKS,
&" COLORED SILKS,
&" MBRINOES,
ALPACAS,
DRESS GOODS,
&c DeLAINES,
m HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
T WHITE GOODS,
LACE GOODS,
MEMS WRAPPERS,
It DRAWERS,
LADIES' WRAPPERS
It DRAWERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
H BONNETS,
H RIBBONS,
HATS,
tt RUCHES,
&c FLOWERS,
Bargains In BalmOral Skirts.
E%whils thankful for past fayors, solicit q con-
| tInuance in the future.
Up. SHERWOOD.
octu 5I2 and pa superior-st.
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THE ARMY OF The POTOMA'
Report that Gen. Foster Takes
Command.
UNION MAJORITY IN new YORE

Late Returns Figure $3.50.
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against
Leonard K Storrs, Maria
Storrs, Eliza StOrr5, Eli
"a T.. Robinson, Mary A.
Robinson, and Harriet P.
Robinson, Defendants.
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GENERAL WRIGHT AND THE ENGLISH
ADMIRAL.-It may not be known that our
late marine visitor, the British ship of war
Sutlej, entered our harbor in huff, and left
it in very dissatisfied frame of mind. On
entering the harbor she neglected to obey
port regulations by bringing to, and Alcatraz
accordingly fired an ll-inch shell across her
stern-an insult Her Britannia Majesty could
not brook, albeit the shell was an empty one.
The Admiral rather growlingly demanded an
explanation of General Wright, which the
General courteously gave, indorsing the half
shell action of Alcatraz firing, however. The
Admiral was not satisfied, and wrote another
letter, stating his conviction that boat
should have been sent off to board him and
ascertain the august nature of the vessel be-
fore firing shot across her royal wake. Be-
fore General Wright's second reply was
penncd and sent, the Sutlej sailed, and the
matter may yet be made the subject Of diplo-
matte correspondence.-San Francisco B"l-
LstiR.
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GETTING \ FAMILY.-A German, by name
Heohich, residing five miles west of La Cres-
cent, wa married in Portage, in November,
1850, to healthy German girl. The week,
after they were married they moved to Min
nesota, on the farm which they now occupy.
In August, 1861, Mrs. Hcoaich gave birth to
three BOYS, two of whom lived. In June,
1862, she gave birth to three boys and girl,
two of the boys and the girl living. On the
9TH of September she gave birth to two girls
and boy, all of whom, at last accounts we're
alive and well. Ten children in less than
three years is pretty good, even for this To-
cality. The parents are proud Of their sue
cess in the family line, and point with pleas
ure to their company of German infantry.
Government cannot afford to draft the head
of that family.-La Crosse Democrat.
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SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST.
"HIS COMPOUND has undergone the
Il examination of the most competent
Chemists in France and England, and has
bean pronounced all over Europe the BEST
ARTICLE ever found for removing Scales in
Steam Boilers, this great evil for industry.
The main qualities of this Compound are:
that it remoreS the scales of any boiler IN a
fe,o days, no matter how old, and 1t does not
injsre tie metal IN the least. The raising Of
steam isnsade easier. 1t SareS fuel and ,oork,
and precents all danger of explosion.
The Compound has now been in use for
three years, and the great success obtained
in the Old World induced the undersigned to
introduce it on this Coast, being confident
of the patronage of this enlightened and in
dustrious country. q. VENARD,
627 Front street, San Francisco.
DIRECTIONS. Apply through Man-Hole
or Safety-Valve. Use four ounces per horse
power every fortnight for a machine running
night and day, and when running for less
time, reduce the quantity in proportion.
Apply in Virginia City to LOUISFEUS1ER.
Gold Hill to DENNY BROS.
October 26, 1868.
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S U NJ T E R.

Sumter sileuced How Iwonder
If It's true and no sad blunder
Silenced, shattered, crushed asunder
Sumter captured Let us thunder
Ger the land and DER the ocean
Let it sweep in grand commotion
Up the rivers to their fountains,
Der the valleys, prairies, mountains,
Der the plains, and deserts glowing,
Ger Sierras ever showing,
Down where tropic gales are blowing,
Down bright streams to sunset nowing'
Till from ocean unto ocean
Sweeps the raptuouS commoton-
Sweeps the mighty acclamation
Of great triumphant nation,
And with twenty million voices
Half continent rejoices
Der the sure and glorious token F!
That Rebellion's power Is broken
Sumter fallen God is holy
God who hears the poor and lowly-
Hears and answers, soon or slowy-
From his heavenly habitation,
Saw our sin and tribulation,
Heard our cOntrite supplication,
Sent us succor and salvationl
Blessed be Gods name forever
Let the golden gateway sever
Let the swelling, bursting paan
Fill the opal empyrean
Let the adamantiue arches
Tremble as the anthem marches
Up the everlasting river,
Up to God, the glorious giver,
God, almighty to deliver
Let the harpstrings leap and culver
Let the crystal column shiver!
Let all earth, all heaven endeaVorl
Blessed be Gods name forever
Blessed be Gods name forever
Never, never, never, never,
Shall another slave dominion
Stretch DER earth its midnight pinion
Hear o Father through all this battle
Hear thy broken fetters rattle
Shout, D Earth Sing, child and mother !!
Wife and husband, lover, brother,
Shout and sing, through all the natioas,
Through all human habitations
For, though ours the tears and slaughter,
Ours the brave blood poured like water,
Ours the shame, the sin, the sorrow,
Yours shall be the golden morrow
Yours with us, though round US closing
Banded tyrants, stand opposing
Gods great hand, Der all disposing,
Still all good shall save and cherish,
Till all evil fall and perish.
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] MassiIlon G. & 9. M. Co.-NOtice
Il hereby given that in accordance with the laws
of Nevada Territory, and the Bylaws of the
above Company, there will be sold at public auc-
,ion or Saturday, the 18th day of November, A.
10. 1868 at one o'clock, P. M of said day, at the
office of the Secretary, Main street, opposite ODD
Toiioyvs, Hall. Gold Hill, \. t, so many shares
Of the eapital stock of said Company standing in
The names of the following parties as may be ne.
cessarv 10 nav all assessments now due by said
parties, together with hcosts of advertisement and
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTS.
Patent Steam boiler Cleanser
OR
AMTID0TE FOR SCALES AND lNCRUSTA-
TION FORMED BY THE DEPOSIT OF
WATER IN STEAM BOILERS.

used in all Boilers at the London Exhibition
in 1862, by order of Her Majesty's COMM
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vINEGARDNER & =. VI. CO.

NOTICE-At a meeting of the Board "f TruS-
tees of said Company, on Oct. 2ith, lS63, an as
Sesslneat of Ono Dollar Isl 0GD was levied on
each and every share of the capital stock of the
Company. payable Immediately. in United States
gold coin. 10 the Secretary of said Company, Ut
lis office. in Odd Fellows Building
!. J. DENNY. Scc'y.
Gold Tf|l Oct atth 1sgrS-2I.lD
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GEO. G. BURNETT, Secy.
Gold Hill, Oct 26th, lS63-27-lm
COPPERS CO.-Notice is hereby

given, that in accordance with the Laws of NeVa-
da Territory, and the Bylaws of the Coppers q.
and S. VI. Company, there will be sold at public
auction in front of the Secretary's Office ON the
18th day Of November, A. d. 1863, at o'clock,
, a., so many shares of the capital stock of the
above Company, standing in the names OF the
following parties as will pay the amount due for
assessments, together with accruiug costs:
,,ri1r DIE
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CARSON G. g. =. VI. CO.-Assess

SAhSoN W. a ~ W SO.-AsseSS
ment NOtice.-At 4 Meeting Of the Trustees Of
the Carson Gold and Silver Mining Company,
held Il; the Office of the Company, on the Twenty
Fourth day of October. \. d. 1868. an Assess
inent OF fry Cents share on each and every
share Of the Capital Stock of the Company was
levied, payable Immediately 10 the Secretary, at
his office. in Gold Hill in United States gold coin
By order of the Board of Trustees.
WM W. BISHOP, Secy.
Cold II;I Oct or lS6l-lm
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L0TIsYILLE &. & =. VI. CO.

HUNTSVILLE q. n =. VI. CU.-
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.-At a meeting OF the
Trustees of the Louisville Gold and Silver Mining
Company. held at the office Of the Company in
Cfold Hill. " T., on the 26th day of October. a.
d. 1868 an Assessment (bvinG No. y OF One Dol
lar per share was duly levied on each and every
share of the Capital Stock of said Company, pay
able Immediately in United States Gold or Silver
Coin, to the Secretary, at his Office in Gold Hill
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
j. a. APPERSON,
o2T.lm Sec'y Louisville G. & s. M-Co.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
CO.-Notice is hereby Civ.

en- that in accordance with the Laws of the Ter
ritory of Nevada, and the Bylaws of the Fuller
Company that there will be sold on November
osth 1863, at o'clock, p NJ. in front of the Sec
retarys office so many shares of the capital stock
standing in the names of the following parties as
nav be necessary to pay the amount due thereon
tnnethnr with nccrning costs:
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OHcc of ,bc 1T;,ntoDomob G. and

NJ Co.-Gold Hill. Oct 29th. lS63-At meeting
Of the Trustees of the Miautonomok Gold and
Silver Mining Company, an assessment oftwenty
cents per share was levied, payable Immediately
10 the Secretary. Fl. {. BROOKE,
o.JD.lr, SPrrptary
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Pridc of Amcricn Compnny.-A

assessment this day levied. of nifty cents per
share, is PAYABLE immediately 10 the Secretary.
GEO. e. BURNETT. Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Oct s9th. lS6:l o2S I'm
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Belle Fomtninc C. and q. NJ. CO.
An assessment no 81 of one Isl 00 dollar per
share was duly levied this day by the Trustees of
said company, made payable immediately in U.
s. gold coin 10 the Secretary at his office, Main
street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
A. J. GOULD, Secretary.
Gold Hill Oct 3Oth 1863 o30-lm
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,e Maria Gold and Silver
Hawkcye G.. & .. VI. 60. No. 1.-At q

meeting of the Trustees of the Hawkeye Gold
and Silver Mining Company No. l, held on the
30th instant, an assessment of Five Dollars per
share was levied on the capital stock of the Com
pany. payable within thirty days from the first
publication of this notice, to the Secretary at his
Office in Gold Hill.
S. II. ROBINSON, Secy
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T.. FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1868
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
rpASc1s T.. AID, GEORGE N. BEEBE.
AUD & BEEBE,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Virginia City,
"A n. T. Offices in Jones & Co.'s new
brick building, Rooms Nos. % and 26, en-
trance from B stfeet. o26tf
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Once ofthe Decatur Gold and SiIve

Ohice Ofthe Decatur Gold and silver
Mining COmpany-Notice.-Ata meeting OF the
Board of Trustees held this day, an assessment OF
twenty y-ive C9O cents was levied on each and
every share of the capital stock of the abovs COM
pany's claims, payable Immediately TO the Secre.
tary at his Office, (Dan Svlvester's) fre-proot
brick building, Main strest, Gold Hill
J. N B. CARVER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Set 30, 1868 o3O-lm-
Once of the Maria Gold and SILVER
Mining COmpany-Notice.-Ata meeting OF the
Board of Trustees held this day, an assessment Of
fifteen G5l cents was levied on each and every
share of the capital stock of the above eompanys
+, Mains, payable Immediately to the Secretary at
mis- office Dan Sylvesters fre-proof brick build
ing Main street, Gold Hill.
JN.B. CARVER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Oct 80, 1863 o3O-lmt
COPPERS CO.-An Assessment of
Two Dollars (S2 OO per share, levied this day, is
payable Immediately to the Secretary.
By order of the Board.
GEO. G. BURNETT Secy.
Gold Hill, Oct. 9th, 1s63-lm
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GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Oct. 26, lS63-27-lm
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THE EVENING NEWS

Is published every Evening, Sundays eSeepted)
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LYNCH & MUNDALL.
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