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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Jewert & Shepard Gold and Silver Mi

Jewet IL Shepard Gold and silver Min.
ing Company.-Dellnquent Sae.-0n WEDNESDAY
the 18th day Of July 1861 In front Of the office of the
company In Gold Hill at O'Clock Pm. as much Of
the following described stock will be sold at public
auction as will pay the amount due on assessments
Nos. 81 and s. and costs Of sale and advertising In
accordance with the bylaws Of tho company:
Names. Certificates. Shs. Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

Company.-Noticc is hereby given that In accord
ance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and the by
laws of the company there will be sold at public auc-
tlOn on WEDNESDAY, June 18th, 1854 at Pm, In
front of the office OF the company so many shares OF
the capital stock standing In the names OF the fol-
lowing parties will be necessary to uquidate the
amounts due thereon together with accrulng costs ::
E,n,e.. (Svli6rnfes Sh1 mf
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tic is hereby given that many shares OF the CAPT
tai stock Of this company standing In the names OF
tue following persons will pay the assessments
due thereOu together with the cost of sale and adj
vertSing will be sold according to law at the office OF
the company in Gold Hill, on THURSDAY, June
3Oth, at O'Clock Pm:
Ean,., TsrJ;6rnts, Shs Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the company
there will be sold at public auction on sATUKDA1,
July 3D. lS6I ut o'clock Pm, In front Of the once
of the company many shares OF the capital STOCK
standing In the names Of the following parties a.
will be necessary to liquidAtc the amounts due
thereon, together with accruing costs:
Names CertLhcdfes. iSHS. AMOUNT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

GEO. @. BURNETT. Sec'y.
Gold Hill. June |, ls6I. Jnl nj
Gold Hill TunnelinE Gold and silver Mi
ming Company, Location. Gold Hill Mining District.
is delinquent upon the following described stock.
account OF assessments levied November 18th, 1865.
No. Il, of fty (Oc) cents December 18th, 1863. No. I.
tity (jOcJ cents, and April 9th, 1851 No. Of tlty
(5Gc) cents, the several amounts Set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as follows:
An,n NJ G.1rlns Sknsna LINN. 4
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PLAIT hETCIIAM, ST
Gold Hill. May II. 1864. mayl2
Major Gold and silver Mining Compnn

The above sale Is hereby POSTPONED until FRIDAY
July LIST, at the same hour and place.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
ul3 td PLATT kETCHAM, ScC'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

Company.-N0tce is hereby given that In accord
ance with the laws OF Nevada Territory and the by
laws Of this company, there will be sold at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder for gold coin
In front Of the Secretarys Office, the same being the
office of the company, in the town of Gold Hill cOun-
ty of Storey and Territory Of Nevada on MONDAY
the 10Th day Of june ADJ 1884, between the hours Of
IL O'Clock, n. and O'clock Pm, so many shares of
the capital stock OF the above named company
standing In the names OF the following persons and
respectively numbered, as will be necessary TO pay
the assessments now due together with costs OF ad
vertlsing and Sale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

BY order of the Board Of Trustees
J. r. PLUNKETT, Sec'y.
Virginia April 3d. 1864 a aE ID !,
The above sale Is postponed until IhUhspAi
June "a. 1884, at the same hour and place.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees;
jnlT ID l.. H4hAANN, bsoy-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Federal Gold and Silver Mining Compn-

ny-Notice Is hereby given, that so many shares of
the capital stock Of this company, standing in the
names Of the following persons will pay the assess
ments due thereon, together with the cost OF sale
and advertising will be sold according TO law, at the
Office OF the company, In Gold Hill, on MONDAY,
lnne nth. at O'clock NJ:
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UEU. ". { hNEl SC '.
Gold Hn. May l., l>SI. mylS III


The above sale Is postponed till MONDAY, June
9th. l>s4, At same hour and place.
iniS td GEO. ". TCRNEY. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

By order OF the Board of Trustees.
L. G. 4. COURS0LLES, Acting Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May 81, 1854. my3l I'll
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PLATT kETCHAM, Secy.
Gold Hill, May -, 1854. myl9 I'd
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
July 9th 1864, at the same hour and place.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
inal I'd pLATT KETCIIAM, SeC'v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

Palmyra Observation-Disclosures many shares OF the
capital stock of this company standing In the names
Of the following persons as will pay the assessment
due thereon, together with the cost OF sale and adj
vertising Will be sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder according to the laws Of Nevada Territory
and the bylaws Of the company on MONDAY, June
18TH 1861. at O'Clock Pm, at the office OF the COM
many In Gold Hin. I,rIifrnlcs Shs. Amount
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

By order OF the Board of Trustees.
maystd II. c. BROOKE, Sec'y.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, June
10Th, 1854, at O'Clock Pm. By order Of the Board Of
Trustees. jal0td II. c. BROOKE, Sec'y.
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~ we = ". o. C0NwELL, sec'y.
Gold Hill. June Is. ls6I. Jul3 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

5. \. KELLOGG. Sec'y.
Gold Hill. June 9. lS6I. jng III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

A. LUKIN, Sec'y
Gold Hill, May 81. 1864. my2l M
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combined Effort Mining Company.-N

Gold Hill, June 3, 1861. Jn3 I'd
RD-Office of the Company changed to the Post
Offirn RnilhIng Gold Hill
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Columbus Gold and silver lIinins G,

By order Board Trustees. III Y
GEO. G. BURNETT. sec,y.
Gold Hill, May q, 1864. my9 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-21

JOSEPH r. PEDLERlSeey.
Gold Hill. May q. 1864. r. If' Cd" " myS3 M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-27
The Brignoit. Godfrey ImbroEito.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.
Before Judge Joseph Barnard

q AUousr 20 John A. Godfrey ss. Jasqaas B,1ono,,
The defendant 10 this having sgnhsd bis intention
Of sailing for Europe 10 Saturdays steamer the plaintiff
got oui an order Of arrest, which placed 10 the
hands OF the Sheriff for execution. L.
Mr. Lsrcque counsel for Brignol. promptly took the
matter In hand and obtained from the Court % order 10
show cause why the order Of arrest should not be dis
cbsrRed The argument In the case was eet down for
one O'Clock. but WAS two O'Clock before II was reached
Judge Barnard inquired upon whs grousds the counsel
asked for . discharge VI the order.
Mr.. IAroque-Smpy this, your Henor: the order OF
arrest obtained after attachment against The
property OF the defendant had been issued and he had
given bonds in the sum Of two thousand dollars 70 an
swer The defendant expects 10 sail m Europe IA. mor.
row, and believe these proceedings ere only for
annoyance rbis bond for two thousand dollars b
ample security, and should salty bis alleged creditor
!. Mr. Joachimsen-wo did not know, your honor. thai
there Was any bosd filed 10 the attachm0ut case but
supp0sing there WAS II unusual thing for an
order Of ares, 10 DO sustained whore the property
party has already been attached
Judge Barnsrs-As far ~ lean from tho papsrs
banded me by the COUNSEL the defendant hss given am
pie security for the foil amount claimed me order OF
arrest must therefore be discharged.
Mr.. Joach are perfectly satisfied 40 long a.
bond has ceen aied. We ignorance OF The fact
however and want 70 nle my an1davi eject so
- 10 avoid the pay mont OF costs EM
Mr. taroQus-0h, 40 not want your costs
Judge Barnard-I shall not tax you Tor costs 90 that
snds the mattcr. -
Mr. Laroque then started 10 search OF the sheriff With
The order or the Court releasing Bigno from arrest in
hls hand. Godfrey completely out IN euvred but
so the defeat with becoming rcssnateu and good grace
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The United States steam transport Mississippi Captaa
Kennedy. arrived at this port yesterday morning. fro
Now Orleans 18th and the Bar l9h. She brings tha
United States mails anumber OF passengers and hun
dred and seventy five sick and wounded soldiers,
signed TO the United States Assistant Quarermaster We
arc indebted to Mr. sanderscn the purser for tavoss
She reporis-on The 22d inst. Aichael Owen. seoopl
Massachusetts, battery died and buried sea- 2ltA
Carlos Coy Eighth Vermont, died end buried al
25th, Edward Simpson, private, Company F, ThirtiseS
Maine regiment, dice: same day Gustsvus N. Carey,
private Company K Thirteth Mane died bur,sS
at sea- rs
Two hundred OF the rebel prisoner Axen Il Iegt
Gaines have pettioued TO be allowed TO take the oath Il
allegiance.
Gen. Candy has authorized Col. Dwight, comah-
soner OF Exchange, to effect immediate release Of
pris three Thousand eve hundred in number
now 10 Camp Ford. Texas
The steamer Rob Row. which reported capt2e1l
and destroyed by guerillas, is safe. bu. aground VIZ
Monroe, washta river.
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Coop MovE.-We perceive that move
msnt has been made in Boston, in view Of the
voluntary withdrawal Of President Lincoln and
General Fremont from the Presidential canvass.
50 that new Presidential ticket may be set up,
cas- broad as the patriotism Of the country and
its needs" This is good move; and should
Lincoln and Fremont be thus induced to with
draw. from the field. General Mcclellan, If nomi.
mated At Chicago. ought to do the Something
SO that all parties may unite upon new Union
ticket, and carry it aud the war through by ac-
clamation.
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The PARK Concert.

The Park Commissioners announce that there will be
music ii the PARK the MALL this afternoon at hapast
four o'clock, by the Park hand, under the leadership OF
n 3. Dodwcrsh, q the weather is Eve The following is
the programme
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RELEASE cf uaEasp on raE riuss-xALLrsok
sr,LL ~ CUSTODY.
II was duly snseusced yesterday morn OF thai How
ard, Of the rwes" hal been released rom "durarce
vile In Fort Afa, cite by ords Of the Secretary Of War
.sBeter late than never" W the Old saying and 10 10
be supposed that the dead Beat" OF small Brooklyn
daily win appreciate the application OF the proverb 70
this Howard, through his own want Of sense got
into bad Or the secretarr OF war through an attack
ofs similar kind. cured Howard TIE last usmsd bsusf,S
most By the transaction. s,it
II 10 the custom 20 give brief biographies great men
: when they die. and some small meb--pohticAiy and
tntelectuaiy-sre sometimes banged for mall
offences. sr6sn generous public reminded
or the chief incidents OF their past iHe.
We sorry that there not matter enousb room
enough 70 enable TO do similar thin this occasion
Howads offence. arrest and conveyance 70 Fort Isfsy.
et,e fresh In the public mind and memory 10
Deed any repetition here.
Ii regard 70 the pardon and release OF Howard thsrs
are many curious things said Some would pretend shst
Beecber aud his coaborer Cheevcr the bottom Of
Lhe whole tsing Others say that Ho~ard's father n
Of strong Republican sentiments ssd influence has
been the principal agent achieving the liberty OF De
son. 1hesc superstition may be taken what they
rorhi We only pretend pd 20 ess the ac. and
bogus Presidential proclamaon was released from ian
prisonment the day before yesterday. me order o.
straightforward words,-"Relesss Joseph Howard Jr.
he suthor OF the bogus rrocla This order was
/
M Howard and shortly after the release accom-
plisbed fact Hfttt =.
II On that the old gentleman did everything in hin
power keep the matter secret according hs pledges
the government but the reporters Of The cs sere
sarouud, aud need DO said Young 'tJoev NJ pov
at his "parienis'" residence in south brooklyn.
Mr. Madison, young aud talented reporter, whose
only offence TO act IS the amsnusnsis Of Howard-a
thing he had done thousand times before 10 newspaper
business AIN retained In custody bow long Ia be 10
be kept there, now that the principal offender b nj
liberty Ia thereno right nor justice 10 the iandf me
n 10 kIOw n
GRAxp UoscEsT Stain IsAsD.-A grand concert the
proceeds Of which 70 DO devoted TO the una os the
building of ST. hsry's orphan Asvlum, VII be given ~
81 Mary's church, Clifton. staten Island, this (sAtur
cay) cvenn a. BY Of the most accomplished artists
OF the Academy Of Music, Of New YORK. The ~cs q
admission only one dosr and q, such time a. thIs
tbere arc 10 many 10 the country have no doubt
that the church will be crowded 10 excess and that
Fetber evils viii ne well repaid for al biz kSertsons
We wish the mission all success special boat viii
BRINK back passengers 10 New York G. sIevss p. n.
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Lwmu WnAla AZ BARxun's -Ancthsr curiosity has
maze ~ appearance 81 Bssuun's Mssssm, IN The shape
n living white whale nus iotsrsssins uAabitant II
Ne vas deep was captured on The oosss Of LabraAos
and can b daily exhibition On the prscpa noor
OF the Museum,
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Board Of sunrry,.nrs.

The VALUE or REAL AID PERSONAL EsrATs IN
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday noon Super
visor Blunt In the chair
communication from the Commissioners OF Taxes
and Assessments received stating TINT the books
Of the county are now ready for confirmation by the
Board They also enclosed the following comparative
table Of the relative value Of the real and personal
10 the CITY and county OF New York assessed 1868
and I6aA.-
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FART ].
Park March

Tho flower Of the Victoria Reea opens 70 the evennr,
ind Respondent about he time OF the close OF the
concert II 70 exhibition pear the Eighth avenue and
Fity ninth stree, entrance o. the PARK aud should he
by all Other rare trcpc ca pap,s are 10 the same
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The nremsn Of this city propose ct an early day pc.
tttonIng The executive for exemptions from the com NJ
draft They set forth 10 fcrcbie and truthfu language
their claims TO this exemption, and considering the dan.
ger 70 which this city 10 thefprescnt year has been sub
jsoted from frequent nree, lev citizens Will be found TO
express the slightest dissatisfaction a the success OF the
petition. committee viii walt The President with
the petition bumeroasy signed.
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Capture sft che Bieehaas Runner Liiiisn.
PHILADELPHIA. August 40, 1904
The BSiistsn says that the 2lth ulL the steamers
astysbus Keystone ssats and Massachusetts captured
The BLOCKADE Lillian, from wilmIsgsos To- Bsr
auda.
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The communication vas referred the Committee on
Annual Taxes and Assessments the Board adjourned
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ISpIAxA CorPERHgADs-OPpoNTI TO Mr..
SPEAKER CoLPAx.--The State of Indiana appears
70 contain a larger proportions Of unmidgated
secession sympatbzers than any other one Of the
profcssedly loyal states, and Its Congressional
delegation on the democratic side of the House
Of Representatives, headed by Mr.. VOORHEES,,
vallandighams lieutenant, is just such as might
be expected from such a constituency, The
credit OF the State was largely redeemed how
ever, by having among iis representatives Mr.
Schuyler Colfax whose capacity, intellect and
parliamentary knowledge elevated him to the
Speakers chair, where his impartiality in ad
mnistering the rules Of the House was reoog-
nized even by political enemies. Mr.. Colfax
has been rcnominatcd for Congress in the South
Bend district, and il was to be hoped that all
parties would have concurred in the nomina-
ton. and given him unanimous reelection.
But Il seems that be IL altogether too loyal and
respectable gentleman 20 snit tJsvlevs Of
tie JEFF. Davis faction, which has consequently
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-27

AMERICAN THEATRE. No M BroadwaS.-BALLsrs.
flSroMInKs BunKsaUkS AC-hoBERr AND BERTRAND
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CAMPBELL MINSTRELS 100 and sol Bowery.-vA AIRED
AND ExcinsG MKIAsGK ETHIOPIAN ODDITIES
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. CTS Broadway.-
CuRlosiTrEs AND LEcrgREs, from A. NJ. till IL r N.
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AUGUST 26.-Unitcd States Commissioner Osborn a.
lvered his decision this morning In the Of Ne
United States against Mr.. John Maaly, cd or Of Vie
Metropolitan Record, charged melting resistance -
the draft The following is tine decision
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WOODS MINSTREL RAIL-. 5l4 Broadway-ETmoPIAr
Sores, DANCES &c.-MiLLER AND HIS MEN
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hours; received The depostons from kr. Henry, and
gave them TO the Superintendent; not present
papers were returned 10 by the superintendent am
not acquainted with Tho signature Of Mr. Adams.
could BE- uos: g s ss Mr. s.m Ss sss
bis lMr; s.s) candidate for the Vice Presidency.
Mr shaner-ye. but never helped tc hang client
TIE Commissioner ruled tba. the certificate Of the
United States Minister under the Of the legation
NJ. John Death examined by Mr.. Msrbury-f reside
a. % cneapside, london am slvsrsmith and iewecr,
aad have been IN that business thrty-t years. the
chain now banded 10 me purchased the morning OF
the nth Of July from the prisoner (hers Muller stood
up 70 be identified was called into the shop BY nv
TO value put In the scales % wsvh III the prisoner
looked 10 see mo do IT, toIA him would give him
e. ios 70, b: looked a. another ens,n ~ncn , s
showed him chain II e g., which - agreed to take
then asked him what he would take for the ave sni
price having . white oornelian stone, with head en-
eraved upon u; no lifted u on his finger and keps "
my ss' hsSo BANDED s name s and ps' address,
packed The chain had ana s1 n,o. sra he sssc e
,se sSo ssw .Ss, Dor 90 he following Monday
night Il was shown 10 By inspector Tsnner iasnil.
ed the box a. being the that had packed the cnao
once 10 BOW street on the 1ssh che prisoner was N my
shop about ZEN minutes Have you any doubts - ::
the D,. .ss liz" Yesterday %osss sossd
Victoria: was requested 70 20 into the cabin where the
prisoner stood among number q oihsrs-ssst Or nine
told insuso.or Tanner That tbs ssoosd Ne @
no YOU issl any doubt whatever about IN sdssssy.
NO nos sns ~ Bsokman-r do pretty large
hus,nss nad neyes sssu this before he produced
The ss. S;s. h .ss.p Ss h.1s. and ,Ss o.".,s
spreavancs q he man am not able 70 say whether b
had WHISPERS not bu, be bad no musssebe o. beard
sbouIx say he uuder The middle height should net
call him thckset man, but rather slight
Mr. BsnknAa called attention 70 the testimony Of Mr.
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RARNuA's MUSEUM. Brosdway-rwo 0iArn TWO
DwARfs. ALBIkoe. s<RrKsTs. &c, ai hours THk
MAGIC CAvL-DurcHxAs IN DIFFICULTIES. AT II A. NJ. )
Ind Y. M
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Gold HiDstock and Exchange Board.

GOLD HILL, February H.
GOLD HILL DISTRIcT.-Abell & Keys, - so
bids asked; Alpha, 100 asked Belcher. 13S
asked; Branch Mint, l2 bids asked; Balti-
more American, IS bid; Combined Effort, 8 bid
Is asked; Consolidated Co., % bid-40 asked !;
Caledonia Tunnel, - 50 bid; Cherokee, 3 asked I;
Carson, 5 asked; Colorado, 6 bid-l2 asked; Cop
pers, 10 bid-25 asked; Rock Island, Is bids
asked; Sandy Bowers, 7 asked; Swezy, 40 bid !;
Utah. bid; Uncle Sam. Senior, bid; Vesuvus.
10 bids asked; Yellow Jacket, e25 bid-l17S
asked Contraband 2 so BIDS asked; Clinton &
Hubs bldg asked; Dllgent, 2 so bid; Eff
finghan. so bid asked; Frnnkel, bid
asked; Gold Hill and Virginia Divide, 10 bids
asked; Gilmore, 9 bids asked; Hawkeye, orig
iual, so bid-lOO asked Central, rs asked; Jim
Mcclellan 9 50 bids asked Justice, 40 bid
Keystone, 81 bid-l5O asked Knickerbocker, %
bldg asked; Leon, IL bid-l7 50 asked; Mary
Ann, 81 bids asked; Mantonoman, 10 bid
10 asked; MayAower, g asked; McSieans & VIII
liams 10 asked; North American, $50 bid-l55
asked; New Oregon, Il bid-l7 asked; Napoleon,
bids asked; Nevada. 7 bid-l5 asked; Over
man, $50 bid; Yolo, 10 bid; Pontiac, bid-6
asked
VIRGINIA DrsrRIcT-Allen. S25 bid-50 asked;
independent, bid Moss, 20 bid; Osceola, IA
asked: Sierra Nevada, l02 50 asked
DEVILS GATE OIsTNcT.-Daney, sllO bid.
PALMYRA DIsTRIcT.-Rock Point, % bid :
Rappahannoek, 20 bid-S0 asked
FLowERY Decentralization, % bid; Uncle
Sam, bids asked.
INDIAN SPRINGS Decentralization, SIS bid /;
Lyon, 10 asked