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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16
Golden Eagle Gold and Silver Min.

ing Company No. l.-Notee is hereby given that
Mt n meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
above named company held this day IN assess.
ment of one dollar per share was duly levied and
made payable forthwith in United States gold
coin to the Secretary, at his office ON Main street.
Gold Hill N. II. CARVER,
Sec. G. L. Co. No. l.
Gold Hill. January 4, 1864 ja4 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16
:oIdcn SWIM q. g 8. N. Company.

Golden Swan G.. q y. N. Company.
Notice is hereby given that ut a meeting OF the
Trustees held this day. an assessment "t One Dol.
lar per share was levied on the capital stock OF
the above company. payable TO the Secretary I'M
,nsJin,,jy. a: ii, ii. Fla:g & Co.'S Office, Post Of
fee Building.
GEO. W. TURNEY, Secretary.
Gil tJil n. - 1851 tlp3l I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16
Gold Hill. Jan. llth, OF jail I'm
Hnd.on q. q 8. ND. Company

Hudson C. & =. VI. Company
Devils Gate Districtl l-officc No. s0I Montgon-
cry street San Francisco, Dec. 18th. lstS3-At
meeting of the Board Of Trustees of the Hudson
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held this day,
December 18th, 1853, an assessment Of One Dollar
(sl) per share was duly levied on each and every
share Of the capital stock in said company, due
and PAYABLE immediately. in United States gold
coin to ths Secretary. at the Office Of the company
in this city, or to a. W. Hale. Esq, SuPerintend-
ent at Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

Oseofo Consolidated g. and 8. VI.
Company-At q meeting held this day by tho
Board of Trustees Of the above company, IN as
sessment of One Dollar (SD per share was leviedr
payable Immediately to the Secretary at his office,
on the Michigan Company's claim, in Gold Hill.
GEORGE SWENS0N, Secretary.
Gold Hill Dec 2S 1853. dcs9 imf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16
Gilmore Gold and Silver Mimi

Gilmore Gold and Silver Mining
Company.-NOtice is hereby given that nm as
sessment of Twenty five C1nts per share has this
day been levied upon each and every share of tho
capital stock of the above named company,
payable Immediately, to the Secretary, ut his
office, Burlington House, Is street.
By ordeI of the Board of Trustees.
W. DOOLIN, Scc'y.
Virgiuia, Jan. 9th, '64 jail lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

81 recollect nothing more" says Cau-
die, "for I had eaten hearty supper, and
somehow became oblivious."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
CAUTION!

kLLPERsoNs ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
Il not to purchase any of the following certif-
cates of stock In the Sunrise Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. as The same were sold according to
law at the office of the company in Gold Hill on
Saturday, Dec. 26, 1888, and will not be trans
ferred on the books of the company.
Names. Certs. Shs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

Sunrise G. and 8. Mining Company.
-Nsiiec-An assessment of One Dollar per share
was levied this, the 9th day of January 1864,
PAYABLE Immediately to the Secretary, at his
Office in Gold Hill.
nv order of the Board of Trustees.
PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y.
Coli Hill Ianuary 9Th 1851 ia6 lmA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

Crescent G. IL s. M. CO.-NOtice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the Board OF
TRUSTEES. held this tlav an assessment Of One
Dollar per share was levied on the capital stock
of the above company, payable to the Secretary
immmediately.
GEO. w. TURNEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 9Th, '6L jail I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

OGfec Of the .TiaRf0ROssoh q. S >.
Mining Companv-Csold HILL Dec. la, ls63-At
meeting of the Trustees of the MiantOn"moh Gold
and Silver Mining Company. held this day. an as
srssment of Fifty Cents per foot was levied, pay
able Immediately TO the Secretary.
delSlm IL C. BROOKE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

St. Charles G & S. NJ. Co.--Ofhce d
street. opposite Mas,uirr'S Thcater.-At meet
ing Of the Trustees held this day, an assessment
CNo. 6) Of one dollar per share on the capital
stock Of the company was levied. payable imme-
dintely TO the Secretary at his office.
ALBERT CRAMER, Secretary.
Vfr,,;,i, Dcc.n,b.r l5;h 1851 dc2l- I'm
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Canfion.-The prbiic Is kcrebu cam-

toned against purchasing or negotiating for the
following certificates Of stock in the Lnboring
Gold and Silver Mining Company, M tho same
were sold for assessments, ut public sale in front
of Harris Sample Rooms, Gold Hill, on the 10th
day of December, 1863, and will not be transferred
bv the Secretary;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

Nnrrngansett Company. An An
scsSincnt this day levied Of Fifty Cents per share
is payable Immediately to the Secretary.
By oriler Of the Board
GEO. q. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold ALL Dec ~ 1851 tl,.2i I'm
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FuFltnn u. q ~ NJ UIHPN'.g
I,'s Gate District. " T-Notiec is hereby given
that the trustees Of the Puritan Gold and Silver
Mining Company have this day levied nm asSess,
1en ;CfOne Dollar on each and every share OF
the CAPITAL stock of said company; said assess
m nj PAYABLE Immediately. in gold coin. to the
Secretary. at the Office of the company, No. 6S3
Washington street. San Francisco.
II. b. CONGDON, Secretary.
T>,oor,hor aS lS63 de3l I'm
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
I,,,to,r J.ekr. co.pa.s .s.,rss..e~f.

Y-efEosr Jacket Company sassessS'e"s'
An assessrnent of three ~ per cent. upon the cap
itai stock OF tho above company has been levied
bv The Board of Trustees, payable. Dee lSih, 10
the Secretary at Gold Hill, or 10 VIM h. Lent,
San Francisco No transfers will be MADE or
stock issued after that date, upon which TINS as
sessment Is unpaid. ,,, ,,--.,,.
SAN'L HYATT, Secretary. -
Cold Hill Dec IL 1855 JAlf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
v. FRANK VALE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Jam. 10th, '6I jail lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

LEON q & y VI Co.-At n meeting Of
The BOARD Of Trustees held this day an assessment
of Two Dollars per share was duly levied. paya-
bie immediately to the Secretary. at his Office in
Gold Hill WM T. HALF,
de3l I'm Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-16

Original Hawkeye G. & 8. NJ.
Company--The shareholders OF this company
are hereby notified that assessment Of Five
Dollars per share was this day levied on the capi-
tai stock of the company.
BY or,lcr of the Board Of Trustees.
G. KEIFFER, Scc'y.
Gold Hill. Jan. 2d 1864. iai llnA
C0Ypers CoHspany.-.1H .fSSesshscnf
this day levied of Two Dollars per share, is pay
able Immediately To the Secretary.
BY Orl,r of the Boarl
GEO. G. BURNETT, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Dee. ~, JS63-lm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-03

tS2 5Oa34 50 for year old mess, cash and
regular way, closing ut the latter prices
eS2a32 Is for prime mess; also 100 bbls
year old mess for Dec, sellers and buy
ers' option. At 432a32 IS, and $50 bbls new
mess Tor January and March, buysFs' op.
ton, 4Ea38. Total stock old and new 70
Dec l, 1921 bbls; same date last 1O0,S7l
bbls.
Steady, with . moderate busineeg
doing, ct q 00al2 90 for country; 20 Oo8
% 50 for new mes and I'll 60a24 % for new
extra mess. Total stock Of old and new On
hand Dec. Let, q, 062 packages. Same date
last month, al $40 packages. Same date
Last year, Sc, $50 packages.
Beef hams steady ct rs 90.
Cut Meats-Unchanged.
Bacon-Sides in better demand for future
delivery. Cumberland cut for January re.
ported ct Isle, and short-ribbed, same de-
livery 1t 2O1c.
Dressed Hogs-In moderate demand It
14aca154c for western and city.
! LArd-Heayy and lower 1t 2l1a23c, tho
latter price for small lot.
Cheese-Dull and heavy ut 14a234c.
Money-Quiet and steady ct CAT per ct,
Sterling-1n moderate request at 1901.
Gold-Irregular and unsettled, opening
at 2 q, declining to PSI, advancing to
2 al, declining to 2 26, and closing ct 2 ut
Government St0cks-Steady.
St0cks-Better. CT r I 1851; p Fl w Il
G 1Ok Tt w pfd GA; Hud lis; G q p 1901:
Q N w 407-d0 pfd rs; Read l34f; NJ G
1881; N s 69s; I c scrip 12S; Erie 93}-Erie
pfd 103; n \ G 1854; Mariposa S8}; Quick.
silver 86; Treas 7.2O 1l8A: 1910 coup 90I:
$40 coupons, 106. au - a.
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HOG SALES TO-DAY.

The closing Of Lake nadigation has had
. depressing effect on the corn market il
Chicago. The price Of old has declined
about Csc per bushel, and is now selling at
81. Just before the vessels stopped rum
ming the price went up to ST. 40. The de-
mand was from parties that were anxious
to get cargoes forward this fall, but as pres
ent purchases must be held until spring,
spectators do not care to go in until some
thing further is known of the amount Of
the new crops to come forward before the
opening of navigation.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Of Nednes-
day says:
HoGs-Owing to the unfavorab.e wealth
er and depression in prices. but few are
selling, and prices have given way from 90
to 75c per 100 lbs 1l@1l1c is about the out
side price paid.
The Louisville Democrat of Tuesday saws:
To-day the market was dull and prices
are declining, with no transactions report
ed, and re quote the market ~ closing
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Decrease. 49,, $50. ,796
BY reducing Wheat to Flour, the quanti-
ty of the latter exported, shows . falling
Oft Of ,O49, 900 tbs., which, a. shown by the
above table, 10 just about the deficiency in
tide-water receipts, leaving the same
amount for consumption. On this basis
looks as though prices Of breadstufs are
too high. The advance within . year has
been fully IS p cent, while the falling of
in our exports fully equals the deficiency
in crops. The present prices may be main
tanned, but without considerable advance
in Gold, we don't see how.
The grain market here Is quiet with soma
demand for new corn for feeding, at 80 cts,
which is tribe above Chicago prices. Oats
are steady at so cents. Spring Wheat Is
wanted by Millers Ito supply home trade
for hour) at 81 45@1 so; Winter 81 55@l IS.
Annexed viii be found our usual detailed ~
port OF this and other markets.
euoAR-2S02sc: Crushsd-s00s1c: Powdered
SO@3; A do-as9SG 3 do-ae93o. a1
10 Golden syrup q soei 50. 1 oo''' 'l@
NAIIs-Tenpsnny - %.
eALT-e0n
BEHwAx-0O@6Sc. M
ERUrr-Raisins. prime, &607 50
BsooasZN soa;4 50 per dozen.
,FIcUa-sprins. = o.; Extra. $40 o.: .sCabls.p
81 IS. -
RYE-Sl OS
CoRN-old. Sc; new, s60eoc.
6EAN6-Sl 1902 per 0usnel
POTATOES-e1 1O0$l q per bushe!.
ONIoNS-S2@2 Sin demand.
OATs-50@55c.
BUTTER-AOc.
E0G0-3Oc.
CHIcxENs-s2 50 per dozen.
HAY-Ttmothy, S12@l4 per ton.
W0OD-t6 % per cord
HIDEs-0reen nc: Green Sailed part cured
Sc:Dry Flint, l6c: Green HAlted Sc; Ury Sailed
14c. +tG =
GREEN CALF sxuSs-l5c.
SHEEP PELTS-l Is
WHHKY-Sl 63@l 20.
LARD-e0@25c, 2 b. 6ee1S
DRIED AFPLHs-iec = b Green q 90 . bu. .oa4
DRIED PRACHES-Ch0iCe DC. @i.I445a
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 1893 8 q bushel.
CLOVER SEED-&12 20 p bushel-in demand.
FLAX SEED-Prime 81 1892 p bushel.
Corn MEAL-el 80 p bushel. 3 ~
RAGS-39lc b. I6g IS t5s
CoAL OrL-sl 0Oal 05 = gallon BY the barrel.
FLSH-MAckerel, No I, half bbis SIS No 2
I'll CO; No kits g 50. No 2 9 Oh.
WooL-70@8Dc. so3
TrNNKRs' srocK-Tin plate I c loxl4 81 3.
Sheet Iron, weQu0te NJ 20@H, Boiled l30lSZ
No. 9@N charcoal l4M9l5c.: 80N JuniatA,
l5N0l&z. IA
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MARKETS
BURLINGTON, 3 r. ~, Friday.

BURLINGTON, 8 r. ~, Friday.
The weather during the week has been
very unfavorable for slaughtering, and the
pens ut the packing houses last evening
were crowded. The receipts by the B & NJ.
r. r. r. continue large, but all that are
destined further East go forward prompt
ly. The yards Of the B. 4. NJ. r. r. r. on
this side the river, aud those CT the G. B. &
@. r. r. at East Burlington, were empty
this morning:
The receipts Of hogs by the B. & M. r.
Railroad for eleven months Of three years
past, compare as follows:
From Jan. to Dec. eo.sss 1864 lii,sss
Showing falling OF this year, as COM
pared with last, Of $1,000, and an increase
over 1862 of $1,000.
Owing to the mild weather the market
during the week has not been very active.
Sales could have been made to-day Of
hogs averaging 200 lbs gross At ........ss q
24O o.
There is but little doing in dressed hogs,
and it would be difficult to give reliable
quotations.
THE PORK TRADE ELsEwHERE.-The
Chicago Tribune Of yesterday says:
Hogs Receipts during the day at all the
yards, l1,22l hogs. Entered sales "a. 24S
head at s. 1910 Is. chiefly at $40 100 10 a
per 100 los.
The market opened this morning with a
decidedly firner and healthier tone. and
buyers bought freely at an advance Of 2Oc
q 100 lbs on heavy hogs, and OF lOc on in
ferior and lighter grades, on yesterdays
prices, Not only have the receipts OF the
day been almost entirely disposed of. but
the bulk OF stock remaining over yes
terday unsold has also been sold.
Eastern buyers have been operating on q
more liberal scale but there Is still an ey-
ident want or confidence, besides which
advices from New York are not of q sufi-
GENTLY encouraging tone, to admit OF very
extensive operations on the part Of ship
pers. The Improvement In the activity
and general character Of the market to-day
Is entirely due to an increase in the demand
from Chicago packers. For the past two
or three days few Of them have been nec-
essariiy operating on rs limited q scale a.
possible, the weather being considerably
too warm for packing. To-day it has been
q little cooler, with light frost last night.
and some indications of change for the
better.
The improved tone which characterized
the market in the morning has been fully
sustained throughout the day, and with
only moderate receipts, there is every
probability Of prices assuming their pre-
vio,.S YOsitiOn
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New York Cstels Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. -.
Current prices for the week 1T all mar.
kets-first quality, I'll 5O@1S; fair to good.
yl2@17 50; common, 4l0@1l SO; inferior,
5000.
Cows and Calves-First quality, ]6o@75,
ordinary, 445@55; common, $S5@45; infs-
rior. $30@35. qeqE@ 49, s-,.-.F-- 6
Veal Calves-First quality, @l3@l2; or,
binary, llo@l2a; common, El@lO; inf
rior, 1901. - =
Sheep and Lambs-Extra, t707 75:i
prime. IS 5o@7 ;,ordinary. 15@6; common
a 50@5 50; Interior, - 1904 Is. "A -
6wine--Heavy corn fed. y n. l2@12Sc;
light and medium, Ito l2c; still fed. 100
lie. -
Beef Cattle-About the same a. last
week. There were but few prime cattle
on sale and no choice, owing to which our
outside prices are shade lower than last
week. The total receipts for the week, Ct
all yards, were a. follows:
Beeves 6,599; cows 80; veal calves 1885,
sheep and lambs q, 347; swine q. 479.
Total last week-Beeves 7,413; COWS 100 :
veal 1856; sheep and lambs q, SIP; swine
q, 473.
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NEW York. Dec. I.
Cotton-Heavy and declining; sales Al
81 q for middling uplands.
Flour-State and western dull: lOa15c a
Dbl lower; 80 S5a9 05 extra state SIlaIl "a
extra r ii O and $ll 25al2 Is trade brands
closing dull with no buyers at outside quo.
tations.
Whisky-More active and 6rmer; sales
/ at 81 S7al 90 for western.
Wheat-Dull aud la2c lower No Chi.
spring 81 @; do to arrive soon ct same fig-
ures.
Rye-Quiet.
Barley--Dnl and dropping.
Cofn-Dull; poor mixed western 81 81 in
store.
Oats &c better; sales at slal OF.
WOol-Quiet.
COffee-Firm.
sugar-Firm; Muscdtado 2o.aos.c.
Molasses-Steady; sales Of Muscovado
Petroleum-Firm; crude 4Sa4o; do for
all this month at buyers option, 4Sc; REIN
ed in bond quoted at 6Sa70c; refined free at
SSc.
Pork-Oie ned decidedly lower ard very
heavy, but closed active with strong up
ward tendency, at Ss2 for year old mess;
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.
Hogs-Scarcely 20 firm at $9a9 so for
common; % 5Oal0 IS tor middling to extra
heavy. .A -
Dressed Hogs-Duil at $12af25O
Provfsions-very dull; mess pork $3a;
prime mess $32a33 so, according to time OF
delivery; sweet picked hams l7c; shout.
ders (green) l21c.
Lard-2OAc for prime leaf and l94c for
No Aaqs4 ae a Eta-...
Whisky-Dnll at o. Is.
Flour-Dul at 5000 for white winter !;
3 for spring extra. 5I3H zfEy5 s..lI a,
Wheat-3c lower; No I red 81 72al q; No
spring d 64aal 6S, closing at $I674.
COrn--lOAl2c lower; new S5a98c. closing
At inside. mN 4tsf nt
Oats-1lc lower at 62lc. ,sssf.
Rye-Firm at 81 Is for No and 81 16 for
No 2. .-r.s4,4.,
Barley-Firm at 81 45al II. ~ s,,,.ss E.
GOld-225. -s@.,5{ 80
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~ Epileptlc Rle0 can be Cared 2l-Dr
LoCxRow having become eminently successful
In curing this terrible mAlady, invites AL stni-
erences and testimonials Of numerous cases cur.
ed Of from one to twenty -four years standing
Of the Cerebro-epinal Axis, or Nervous 0yrt1rn.
and solicts an investigation of his claim 70 pub.
lie confidence. = = - 2
Il He may bo consulted at his private residenAa
No. III West I'D street, daily from 10 a, ". unfil
4P n. except Saturday and Sunday. AGldrc1
all letters to DR. " n LOCKROW'
Care ofP. o. Box SIZE. New YcIA
0ctll.d&w3m 8FEit e F,f4*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sere Threat, Cough, Cod, and similar
troubles. II suffered 70 progress. result in sofi-
ous Pulmonary. Bronchial and Asthmatic afssc>
lions ofte ntimes incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded 70 a. to reach directly the seat
OF the disease and give almost instant relief.
The TRocHn are offered with the fullest con-
Thence In their efficacy: they have been tho
roughly tested, and maintain the GOOD reputa-
ton they have justly acquired. For Public
Speakers. Singers. Military Omcers and those
who over-tax the voice, they are useful In re-
lieving an Irritated Throat and viii render r.
ticulation easy. TO the soldier exposed to sud.
den changes In the weather they VIII sfve
prompt relief In Coughs and Colds, and can Ia
carried In the pocket to b taken - occasion 49,
Quires. - y.
Sold by AL Dealers In Medicines at IS cents nsar
oox. decl-d&wlm
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heavy at 1O@lO4c gross. As yet there has
been no packing done outside Of the hogs
slaughtered for the Government, but other
parties will commence killing tomorrow.
The number slaughtered 50 far il about g.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKHr-Wednesday
The bottom fell out OF the wheat market
today, owing to the decline in gold and
Iees favorable news from New York, and
prices fell back fully &c per bushel. About
10000 bushels changed hands ct 81 78@
S0 Tor No. red; d 66 for rejected red |;
u 69@1 IS for No spring, and 81 IS for re-
lected spring closing firm ct 81 7O@1 703
TOR No spring. There was nothing doing
In No spring, which u very scarce.
The inquiry for new corn was limited.
and the market declined 4@6c. Old corn
was dull and lower, with trifling sales It
vl@1 l0-cl0sing at d. Ear corn was very
quiet at 10000. The sales foot up 5000
bushels Of all kinds 1t Nc@ for new, SIG
! 10 tor old, and 10000 for ear-closing duh
at go for new.
There was very limited demand for
oats, and the market declined 1@l&c, with
sales Of $1,000 bushels 1t 633 @64c for No /,
and Gle for rejected. The market closed
quiet at 633c for No l.
Rye was more inquired for, and them
ket ruled 6rmer. with sales at 81 1901 Is
Tor No l. and 81 Is for No2.
RECEIPTS AT TIDE-wATER ny THE NHw
YORK CANALs.-The quantity Of flour,
wheat, corn and barley, loft at tide-water
during the third week In November, In the
years 1858 and 1884 was az follows:
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II Won visl IN nna,rv~
address the undersigned, who will send W
without money and without price, valuable n.
and speedily irrespective Of age, wealth or -.
Y. Thisi information viii cost you nothing. and
II You wish to marry,I vail cheerfully asoist
questions asked, address ~ : ~'
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
Greenpoint. Kines Co. New Yofk.
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Dtseases o1 the Nerves., Seminan. ~.
nary and Sexual systems-new and reliahla
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD Aao0-
CIATION. Sent BY mail In sealed letter euve,.
opes. free ofcharge. Address. Dr.. J. SKIILIR
HOU0HTON, Howard Association. No, 3ooa1h
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa SOL
Unay41~hA~1v fgtE.7 (
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Inc 400 Dec q, 700 In $500 Dec 200
The aggregate quantity of the same arti-
cles left at tide-water from the commence
ment Of navigation to the 22d Of November,
inclusive, during the years 1858 and 1864,
was as follows:
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
bbls. bush. bush. bush.
1862. 34, 100 1OOO6, 900 n, $50 $50 800, 100
lS64..l. 700 II, 289, 400 9,191, 400 2547, 500
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1TEMS.-There was q runaway on Wash
ington street yesterday morning, but the
damage done was tr1fing.-An individ-
ual slightly tipsy, with white hat and
maltese mustache, in attemptingto gel into
wagon on Fourth street Last night, made
. mis-step, and down he came, hitting his
nose whack! against one Of the wheels OF
the vehicle. It started the fuid instanter,
and with his snunang and wiping his lace
soon looked like township map Of Flor
Ida, done in red.-Every thing in tho
shape Of periodicals, newspapers, now
books, standard works, &C., can be found
at Browns, you know.-Our pork houses
remain In stotu quo, but Is the weather u
growing colder they viii doubtless be ena-
bled soon to resume business. Thousands
OF hogs pass through town daily on their
way east Some days ago, in a down
town grocery store, . great, huge double
breasted fellow while endeavoring to seat
himself upou high stool missed his bear
ings and fell with creditable velocity into
large basket filed with eggs and bran, at
the same time upsetting stone churn fill-
ed with honey. "Phancy his phelinks."
Hardly whole egg remained in the bas-
ket, and the spectacle the unfortunate
wight presented was sublime and picture
esque In the extreme. However judging
from the language he used he Is perfectly
reckless as to the future, or else never ex-
poets to die. man was fined i've dol.
lars the other day for firing gun within
the city limits. His face was very red
when he paid the fine, and he ventured tho
assertion, that 'things had come to d-n
pretty pass, If man could mt kill his own
chickens without being hauled up in this
way and paying for it."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-03
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR Of

District, State OF Iowa. Burlington, NOy, 18th
lSeA.-The Special lncome Tax assessed for tho
County. Iowa, has been tran.mitted 10 me- -
the Asseseor Of the District, and for payment
thereof DEMAND Is hereby made. II not paid
BY the 18th day Of December, 1864, ten Per cen
tum will be added TO the amount unpaid; ana
together with interest and the costs that may
accrue. Payment may be made at my o0lCe.
s. B. T. DAVID.
Dept. Col. 1st Dist. Sth 4 9th Divisdons.a
nOvSO-d2W Wit .3 sa If q. - -