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OCTOBER g. 1863.

'ensA AIivtd hcie on tfe Si,i ius,. With lat,
date, 'f ai teut'ai ADstirs All ,oruuulcstiou p,
;"tea ;hs ofssv,d,- sni 10, put, 0 er sd, hss
Tea Gu oi hy 'tc inval rs army Nthoush hy this
move D.'tias /, eoi1rietcy surround in be CApl.
tsl ti' Y',,r-c.s 'sid 70 he much brighter than
'hrr we-rt0ric ees.s sac. He bas.ur 'I,n, .rrr'hs
% shc h'u 70 Hc'l ouf 'cf scttrt' months tsrcrA
i,'hr-' uf ctr irtner A.d rf7s s1ns fr tho /,
lo 20 = J. udeu' Nr01 = Als i'- f,sH'e. 50 .iil ts
W lteir - cot ~ i,aq. % q the uicncy
6 .'t.
rhe tifore1ce' te'-rrn o.. va -iirc T. - Sic,
aud btlc '1I '''r~n 'r' have H"ru aut,htis A.
rance Cl.l snJ !. l.,A ~ a., uAry to settle
tfrf 90 .uJlss in = f'tc' manner.
IL Lima ard ttiiso o.. sfas ifry hsf s'fumed an
a. l,r c fc. 30, ard ilaut lt-th. a occurred
IT, t~r't.r f''.vF inrf sues az bong taken 20
mo-, 'is c'ntin' ,t.i 1'f ~nt ~ 'he tfi'cd state.
D. toun.l7. ~, u ,,Ia base seen raIvd out, aud
lee uf ~ 10 fuinr u ufi.t
Ao.'rs hh. r.'fHst .oIl.rs tho .n.'-'ic- rfh
,Asrt. "nfeh Ir rsd -. d g. &C. tlc - ~.
lyin''4 nGt Ucn,taI .i.tesWtIA f-h posei, to
the &c rl t'ter. On . 4aa,f "a. is'sl, undrr.
ron' 'oiuf c,e ctslr. glr piit,t is.,.lc. art {,
''n..d g - ~ "a. o. te- nv, snt tao tthc =
c4frtn -r,rfu is 20 h's ,lrrt,i lv enc s,s'e Ths
#. ,Ii q. u. s.,N.Nr p.f srnrr Co h'Ttrtorrcs..
nc N.E-iy % %, Ey-. vas...d. - ."syiuG she
s;s
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1be steamship Fsrsir. from o. er,tovn tho .;ts,
k.ssui,cd euh.,hfc. ds,-' ls'ot new. Au,rs her
s..enser. ST. Prince g. ArcntGs and I'aLt do
Cho..eul Rev Henry Wsrd g,,ehcr cas- no, Ar
fjvod.
The Csn> q Gooa iIoro msi' g A. ,uc .0ih, btirs
iinpo.t.ut news oi the p.rs'-s Alabama and sorg
The Ast,rla pm, into Table Ia, IN the 'th u Nu
Vust, csptuTiue a.shc csus m an Amer' An vessel
the Scs Bride. rhirh lcit New l-It for tho CAP. q
Good Uo.s m 80 2Pth Of Mhr sh" Rad slso cap
,ured a vcsscl named ;h, Lrl-. After .;s,ius In tho
by uu. the ath Of Aueus,, sic Proceeded G. rons
Bay ard /. rs eorted 10 have hnsy '.ft the ,'pe
N- 18th OF August. 1no Sea Bride ves her hty-
si,th pri-c.
TIE ,rorrii ~ iutc si1on's Fay fcr eos. On .hc
10th OF Augus; ard d h,virs c.;'ur.d snd
kpnd,d 'hc Am, ricsu shie Prince o' waics, horn
NAptf, 40 Tor Autsery. The vessel his arrived Al
Antwerp Tho G,or'a hsi captured iifteen prize, in
al. The ,ailnr rriyatc.r Coursi pu. ir,o simcn's
R,y on tho -th Of Au.u,: @. the Tu.c oo's. having
on her cruise chr4sed her r,m. She rsi rtsd hav-
las scaptI-, and uoudei the American 'hp lntsc,
from Akyab on the -Sih u Apr With tire. for Fat
mouth or orders. The smoupt OF the l., nd Iot
given.
The AlAh,rn. -n vi,ited IA Tshis'B>v ~ h indfs4s
efoolonn. 80 ctc'eded her iecE. dur. = hs- ,ttv
1hev vore rec lived very cordially T., her OH reF,, and
ths En ,'ish colon.ts were veD friendly to-.rd' Cap
tain 5ernns' ani h. crew. The r!;'o sistcs ron
sul protested assnr the capture oi ,ht ssa Bride, IN
the eround ;hst Btsh rstsr, extended 10 the range
~ the Aun,;Tous cannon ,hoi hom tie shore, nni
claimed the d.lv v,ry II the ru.caoc-, 10 himself ~
the oieigl hscni Of tho O-ners Of tho C1n-ad. u.
grounded hi. claim on the fact that teins prize,
end no. having been condemned by acouri of any
recognized country. her entihnoe into British Iort
Sna violation of the Queens procl,m,tou, and nat
che had 'hsr,'Jre reverted to her reai oTu'u. Che
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s1d his bra n i.,hrufh' 20 h- Affected b. the con
q oir u Of hs tsll item bs horse.
EUso, hs. q ID there I, TO ho = chsuse in the
ecNtto, O. fhr isrstmEut OF WtshinsiOu. The re
pct 3. 'hs Tea Ii,iuts emsn v be suco-dsi by
Ter sics n, ,orm,r t-ins ."L.ned 70 COWS c'Ne-
C. eonhned 10 "a. ci;y itseli. sud the whole bs
paced uui,r ncn,tal Estusrd
i,M.riu.t'e coun'y. Nichisar. ~, Lskc Superior
t-nde ~ pie s'c IN Nste " ,rctrmsnt, apd is,
rnus Vsions are danc lac before ,h,ir cSct. An i'm
meu,, nTount ~ .ly.th,. rins icsd hn te.p di.
as. lin. every ,on of !, ,d u, dissent, a. yrund.
of ',iy'r. worth $500. ~hch. -th the ,,lie OF .hs
ton thAn -ns soid disiinfs ever discovered.
Trr e,eo-h iadie, Of Memphis. to spi'c the" val
90 Ls,e Prov'sl M'rhs.," have teten ~ their
hoos shi, a'e All iusnGisciutcd at tn y rth, aud
se bN.'N I'M tt' col.c onres that the visiant reru-
lstieo, csHnct n,vifcfc. lhfv don" csie ior thrir
.'r.ssLor SO lons ~ ilcy can Indulge their ruIe'y
Z .ninine pruchvit, Of hsvins heir own way. That
me .aNon ,e ,ol. are tie sort r,hcl' 'hsy
tsLt b's u h ''Iidsr IN any of their notions and
60 b.; bcr.," a., ono a sstns 10 them. The
ta.u 81. tn.s thc 81 ~ vniel iudi, 'te, rebel
i"it oic. lad ,hns 'pisp' i Lately feuaFIod a..
" 'ou \ ans,", eau mstc us ssar hoops no more -
Tho Rebel irrcudisriss OF the Niissi.sippi.
We hs,c, fom :. tou.,. the dc'siS 4 tho last de-
';iuchve steamboat he q; tho landus IN that city.
The tre .a' d,uo'e.s u sott cf Al inrondsry. I,
is singnar tbS, rrtvithstsndins the dcr, 10 watch
nov psced on all st-. boats th,rs uoue ~ the boat.
burners hay Je, beeu osust On Sunday Afternoon
last ,hc desmrr Charc,lsor "a, discovered to DO
but -thoM IGcec.. n. tgr caiy I. leii. greatly
dollar Al u,.r,r' to tufr ,he Chsacel OF hsl
teen rsde On the l., mat. The fo,e.t Queen lay
lhb vessel burned tiii shs hehtenoi herself oil ths
bar -hsn IN, bic. Over tue river against ths Gala
vstns cog. The o.c.t Queen vac valued At
s4rpo, r.ty Insured; thc C.tstou-a at 1000.
trom q tm queen. Wpl DO not hear Of any fur
o. 3 Ioss Of ais
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Important irom Louisiana,
Th. Rebels Def ar~d.

ch'eoso, Of' = TIE E,rS.>G JorsssL has ipior-
srstiou from New orleans 90 n" effect thu, frar'
Inns cor.s vn' r'pul.sd In st'aos upon the 'cb.
ole Of BrAshes- CT, and th.; ord, i,tn AMY totTe
shorty ,f.'r-sf.. csf1' .: md completely r5e.tei
the rebels. 80 raulc1iA. NJ date a., sivsr. ihe
oe-t said to have been ofa tally -un..sea 81,
Ger, Sh, Itn-p al k,'rquh.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
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DIME \ GREAT NATION.
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Pirates Doing a " hoieSale Business.
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General City iuielIiselcc.
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Progress OF. the Riot Trials.
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An Ens acttcr From
fsirkraopd.
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MAS0N'S LETTER Of WITHDRAWAL.
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Latest News
JY1ELEG6IrH 10 TRESEw YodGs
NEWS FROM LOUiSir'.aA.
BATTLE AT BRAsHEl IN CITY.
Reported fede;>.. Victory.

Reported fede,t., Victory.
INTERESTING FROM Europe.
Pirates Doing d " hoieSale Business.
British Waters The Field.
MhS0N'S LETTER Of Wl1HORhWsL.
An sns sh>nmEn'- letter From
ssirhSaOpd.
DIME \ GREAT NATION.
Gu NPoN DEER DvlG.
General City iuielIi.eacc.
Progress Of. the Riot Trials.
The And .rson Abortion Case.
CoNV iCI!Oi cf Or Brown.
Lc., &c, sc.
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NPoWDEE, d. DvIG.
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British Waters The Field.
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C0NV lcIlOH cf Or Brown.
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The And .rson Abortion Case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-03-05
European Intelligence.
Dates to Sunday. 25.h January.

HALIFAX. Feb. 9.-The steamer Europa, from
Liverpool. January oath, and Queenstown the 25tb,
has arrived.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times has
reason 10 know that official instructions have been
sent by the French Government to Washington, sug-
costing that Commissioners be delegated by the
Federal Government and by the Southern States. TO
meet on neutral ground, and confer together without
hOstilItIeS being suspended, so that they may advise
mutual concessions and effect a reconciliation.
The Paris Pays says I'VE are able 10 state that
she Government OF the Emperor has addressed a COM
Enunicaton 10 the Washington Government proposing
a means of arrangement between the belligerents
which would fully protect the dignity of the Ameri-
cans"
lie .N6rd says France has proposed a convocation
Of au American Congress, with the view Of peace.
The London Times cannot perceive anything in
the tone OF the American people to give any very
confident hope that the miseries of that nation are
drawing to an end.
Six thousand additional reinforcemeuts TFrench1
have been ordered 10 Mexico.
The Weimar Ga-efie announces the acceptance,
by the Duke Of Coburg. of the Grecian throne. on
condition that the House OF bavaria renounces its
right.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25.-No news of political import
ance today. lnsurrectonary outbreaks are taking
place IN Poland.
Orders have been given by the French Minister Of
Marine that the forts. magazines, d~ockysrds and
arsenalS Of the French ports shall be iron cased.
An important conference took place at the Claren-
don, in Liverpool, on Saturday, Feb. IA, to take
steps for eliciting the opinions OF the people Of that
place, in reference to the American war and slavery.
y resolution was offered, 10 the effect that the Eman-
cipatlon Proclamation was entitled 10 the generous
sympathy aud support of free Englshmen, and that
u committee should be formed to bring the subject
before the people. The resolution was supported by
q number OF prominent gentlemen, and oppossd 10y
Mr.. Science, who constituted himself the especial
champion of the South. The resolution was carried
by a large minority.
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KENovAL.-The Office Of the French Consul has
Deeh removed from Eden place, where it has been
Tcllsi Tor some ten or more years, to the rooms over
q ulIl!ou's drugstore. Eden place has. We learn.
Zen taken by DR.. GuilIou. and is now being fitted
up tor his residence. -
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Barrels Barrels

Notice.
yaNHE NDERSIG \ Ed WOULD ES-
n pecthIly notify the public, that he is still prepared to
execute any orders that they may favor him with, in the follow
ing line:
Large and small Stencil Plates cut neatly to order.
Plain and Oriental Sign-painting done to order.
Music, Plans, &c, copied neatly.
All kinds of Legal Documents made out.
Books made up with care, and accounts made out.
Collecting attended to.
rho G. THRCM.
Fort street, opposite the odd Fellows' Hall.
u T.. G. T. would notify The public that. hereafter, he will
charge no more than IT, san Francisco prices for small name
plates, with ink and brush complete.
For name plate on brass, complete, -....--..-..--.$l7 IS
" German silver, complete. $1,000. , 90
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WELCOME TO DE-. ASDERsoS.-The Rev. DR.. Rufus
4. Anderson. Senior Secretary Of the Am. Board Of
Com. for Foreign Missions. accompanied with hs
wife and daughter, arrived on Friday last in the
clipper ship .4rcher, having left New York Jan. y
They are now the guests of Rev. E. W. Clark. Soon
after their arrival, His Ex. Mr.. Wyllie. waving
the usual etiquette. called on these representatives
Of the Missionary enterprise, and on behalf Of the
government gave them n most cordial welcome. He
also invited DR.. 4, his wife and daughter, to dine
on Tuesday last at Rose Bank. in company with 4 few
other guests. Nothing could have been more cordial
and friendly. Mr.. Wyllie expressed sincere regret
that His Majesty should have been absent, on
Hawaii, for he felt assured that, under the circlm-
stances, it would have afforded him great pleasure
70 have met DR.. Anderson. In responding, Dr.
Anderson remarked that be hoFed TO meet His
Majesty after he should have made the tour Of
H4waii-that the Board appreciated the important
aid which the government of the Sandwich Islands
had rendered to the Missionary enterprise; and
furthermore. that all the Board wished or expected
was, that the Hawaiian Government would act I'M
partially towards all denominations Of Christians.
The interviews between Mr.. Wyllie and DIR. Ander-
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WILCOX. & Co.

Chambers and Commission Merchants, dealers In General
Merchandise. Keep constantly on hand a full assortment
of merchandise, for the supply Of Whalers aud Merchant
vessels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-12
Caution to the Pnblic!

THERE Is IN THE MARKET, AND HAS
i been offered and sold at the Stock Board IN
Virginia, mining sock purporting to be that OF
the Crnsus Gold and Silver Mining Company.
The stock so offered is bogus and worthless. The
stock of the Croesus Gold and Silver Mining Co,
of Gold Hill District, is all signed by VIM. AIRING
ton as President, and by either H. H. Flagg or j.
Pfoutz as Secretary This is 10 caution buyers
of Croesus stock that all stock otherwise signed is
spurious.
Gold Hill, Nov. 20, 1868. no2O I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-12
-, chance Gold and Silver Min

inc Gompany.-Notce is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the ABOVE i've
SS,S Sav If November. A. D. 1863, an assessment
nf FiffT Gents was levied on each and every share
of the capital stock of the company; payable I'M
Toediately TO the Secretary, in Gold HILL
Bv order of the Board OF Trustees
w. R. UPHAM, Secretary.
Gold Hill. Nov. Goth, 1868. no2o I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-12
winay,rdner Gold and Silver Min

ing Company.-At a meeting of the trustees of
the Winegarlner Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
nv II was duly authorized that an assessment of
Ooe Dollar per share be levied on each and every
share of the capital stock of the company; paya-
HE Immediately to the Secretary at his office in
Gold Hill.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
GEORGE W. BROWN, Secretary.
nv Wu w. DENNY. Acting Secretary
Gold Hill n T, Nov. %, 1868. no3J I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-12
o@c. of the Abel and Key Gold

md silver Mining Company.-Notice is hereby
r-iven that AT a meeting of the Trustees of the
Sshen and Kew cold and Silver Mining Company,
hold at the office of the company, November 18th,
1858, an assessment of fifty $50 cents snare was
o,ied on each and every share of the capital stock
tt .be company payable immediately to the Sec
49, AZ his office in Gold Hill, in United States
roIt coin By order of the Boarl of Trustees.
soiu eo'-' wAI. W. BISHOP, Sec'y.
can 1864 nol6 I'm
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V;,,.,rd 6. and s. Mining Company.

Notice Is hereby given that an assessment %
tyentv Ave C25) cents per share has TINS DAY oeeI
isvisJ on each and every share of the eap!tai
S,ocIS of the above named company, pay aole I'M.
s.s,;atalv in u s. gold coin, TO the Secretary AZ
ne nfs;ce n Como Lyon county, n. T.
oy oAue' d. MARTIN, See'y.
: p,iroyra District, Oct %, 1863 nol4 I'm
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CAPTION
NOTICE.

Eureka Mining COmPany---G Gold
Hill n. T., November 9th, ls63.-The Secretary
will receive sealed proposals for the sinking and
timbering of double shaft to the depth of two
hundred feet first one hundred feet to betimbered
with three inch plank by twelve inches the sec
ond one hundred feet to be timbered with four
inch. For further particulars inquire of Secretary
nol0-tf MOSES HlRSCHMAN, sec y.
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No,;..-A,, , mc,,;nr Of the Board

of Trustees Of the Challenge Silver Mining Com
parv. held this dav, an assessment. NJ J. OF Ten
Dollars $50 per share was duly levied upon each
and every share of the capital stock Of said COM
many. made PAYABLE in United Safes gold coin as
follows: one half Immediately to the Secretary,
at his Office in Gold Hill, and one half in thirty
days at same place.
Cold Hill Nov oS 1863 no2S I'm
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Cr;,t,rd,n Gold and Silver Mining

Companv-Notice.-Ata a meeting of the Trus-
tees of the Crittendrn Gold and Silver Mining
Company, October 18th, 1858, an assessment OF
ff.v I5n5 cents Der share was duly levied, paya-
bic within ten DAYS in gold and silver coin Of the
United States, to the Secretary, at his office in
Como; and the shareholders are hereby notified
10 come forward, pay their assessments, and re-
ceive their stock, and thereby save further ex.
no,sa in advertising. Bv order of the Board of
Trustees. j. ,. ShOeNAN' Sec v
Como, Nov. 25th. 1863. no2o I'm
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EGG SucKING.-Many of our soldiers in
the army are fond of sucking eggs. They
have way in the East of taking out the
contents of hen fruit and sending the galli-
naceous spheroids to the army filed with the
extract of rye. Egg sucking is much i'm
proved since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-12
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
No,fce.-Tbc drI;nouent stockhoId-

Notice.-The delinquent stockhold-
ers of the Palo Alto Gold and Silver Mining Com
panv are hereby notified that in accordance wnh
the bylaws of said Company and an order OF the
Board of Trustees there will be sold at public
auction, in front of the post office Gold Hill, n.
T., on the 10th of January, 1864, between the
hours of l2 NJ and 3 P NJ. so much of the inter
est of each delinquent stakeholder as will be ne
cessaHy TO pay their delinquent assessments and
costs of sale and advertising.
J. S. WATKINS,
Sec'v P. A. G. & S. NJ. Co.
Gold Hill Dec 9th 1863 deg I'm"
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Crrsus C.. aud =. VI. Co.---As>esS-
rneut Notice-At meeting Of the Board of Trust
ees Of the above named company. held this day,
an assessment OF Five Dollars per share was lev
led. payable Immediately - the Secretary at ms
ofire Mt the store of K6rn Bros Gold Hill, n.
T. By order of the Board of Trustees.
J. PFOUTZ, Sec'y,
Cold TTin dec 2 lS63 de3.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-12
Carson Gold ana silver Mining

Co,a2aay-Notc c. Is hereby given hat AZ MEET
ing Of the Trustees OF The Carson Cold aad Silver
Mining Company held Dsr 81, A. D, 1853. IN
assessment Of One Dollar was leviel Oh each and
eycry s,arc Of :hr,caP:':l stock Of 1'Ic company.
pavIb!. innclatriv in Gold Coin, 10 the Secre-
ta~v, 4: his Office in Gold Hill.
By order of the Board oE Trustees.
WNI. W BISHOP,
Sec'v Carson G.. & s. VI. Company.
Gaia rIiu D.c2 IS!3 DEB I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-12

"MooN11eHr NIGHTS" says the editor Of
the Esmeralda Star, are beautiful over the
mountains. Returning from our Office" he
adds, Slate at night we have met solitary
groups of sage-brush lovers on their return
from their walk down towards Bcdie Gulch,
which seems to be favorite direction with
them. They appeared to enjoy the beautiful
silyery orb of night and no doubt are enc
chanted by the verdure Of frost sparkling
sage-brush."
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Notice is herehY given that the

NOtlre Is hErcDy gwen IHal lHt
Board Of Trustees of the Colorado Cold and Silver
Mining Company. Al Il meeting Of said B'ar.t held
December 81. 1868, levied AZ assessment (No. d
OF suc Dollar on each anil cverr share of the cap
ital stock Of Saii Company: said assessment pay
able fr,ncdia,eiv in GOLD coin. TO the Secretary,
at tie office of the rnmpGny-otfce OF H. II. Flags
& Cn-Coll Hill. y. T.
Rv order Of the Board of Trustees.
d-3lm II. II. FLAGCi. Secretary.
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orion q. a. =. VI. Company

ORION 4. a =. WI NOHIVHH!.-
Stock owners are requested to attend the
first annual meeting of the Company
for the election of officers, and other
business of importance. T. be held at American
Fiat Hotel American Flat. December 9th. 1863
but adjourned by order of the Board ut Trustees,
10 meet at the above place Dec % l>63.
WILLIAM HUNT. Secretary.
American Flat, Storey couuty. y. T.. Dec. 4th,
asa d: 2w
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peerless Gold and Silver Mining Com

Peerless Gold and Silver Mining Com
panv.-Notice is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Board of Trustees OF the above named
company, held on "Wednesday, Dec'moer YIN,
lsS3 an assessment of One Dollar per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the company. pay
able Immediately 10 the Secretary. al his Office
Blue Wing Saloon, Main street Gold Hill.
delOlm V FRANK VALE. Secretary
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
oecA of the Jevett & Shepard Gold

Office of the Jewett & Shepard Gold
and Silver Mining Compaay-At a meeting Of
the Trustees of the above Company, held Decem-
ber 10Th. 1863. an assessment, No. ,, of one (SD
dollar per share on each and every share OF the
capital stock was duly levied, payable Immediate
w. in United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at
bis office in Gold Hill. opposite the Odd Fellows
Hall. By order of the Board Of Trustees
JalO1n, AIONZO JEWETT. Secy.
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V;ue1arducr Gold and silver Min-

WImtSITuHUT :, :. I,
ing Company.-Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Winegardner Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company, for the election OF othccrs
70 serve the ensuing term, will be held at the
office of the Secretary, in Gold Hill, on MONDAY,
the 2lst day of December, 1868, at 3 oclock, p NJ.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. w. BROWN, Secretary.
WM w. DENNY, Acting Secretary.
Gold Hill, n. T, Nov. 20, 1868. no2O 1m
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CAUTION I!

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
Il against purchasing or negotiating for two
certificates of stock in the Dardanelle Gold and
silver Mining Company, Gold H numbered as
follows: No 2O2 of II Sharas, and No. 203, of 10
shares standing in the name of l.. w. Lee, and
obtained from me by frAUd. Notice has been
given to the Secretary, and they will not he
transferred on the books. L. w. LEE.
Gold HILL Dec Sth 1863. deg I'm
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GAIrTION.

THE PUBLIC is HEREBY CAUTIONED
L not TO purchase any ofthe certificates of stock
of the SILVER BAR GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY. described below, ndstand-
ing in the names of the following persons on the
books of the Company, the same having been
sold on the THIRTEENTH DAY NOVEMBER,
A. D. 1853, at public auction, according 10 law,
for the payment of assessments due thereon:
Names. Certificates Shs
1ob, Cayv1ev .ls9, IA .E... 30
NV Anderson l53 20
p.ysn .7l, 72 20
Tbos Campbell. 102, los %
IS REYNOLDS. 80 D
J Bodfsh LIS, l14' 4le ~
VIM CurtZ.
T Brodigan. l44
C. S. COOVER, Sec'y.
By WM. W. BISHOP, Acting Secretary.
Gold Hill, n T., Nov. IA. 1853 MA I'm
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N,;c,ryboeker Gold & silver NIin

ing Comparv.-At a meeting of the Board OF
ITrrs,ers held this day au assessment. No ?, of
Fiftv Cents per share on the capital stock Of said
company was levied payable Immediately to the
Secretary. at H. H. Fiagg & Co.'S office post
Office budng)
GEO. W. TURNEY, Secretary.
Gold HILL Dec .. 1863 dt3 I'm