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Blanche safe b. her open casment,
Hamming an air as she spinned;
Ever and oft the burden came,
Borne on the summers WIND.
Twas an oiden ditty she sang,
she had caught from lips long dead
Lips now attuned 70 other sengs-
ITO other songs, she said. (.
Roupd and round her spinning wheel few,
swiftly tie long silzen thread
Dropped from her ivory fingers
q And endless task " she said.
The sun swooned away on the mountains,
Painting the valley in red,
In orange and purple the vineyard
can endless day! she said.
The moon and stars they glimmered,
As the twilight shadows fled;
She leans from her open easement
"God only is Love-" she said.
Auangel in secret Is weaving
A death-shroud with mystical thread,
Uniting the unfinished meshes-
"God only is 8est !" he said.
"Now, wipe the tears from thy cheek,
BlaDchei
Believe that thy loyerie dead;
For faithiess from thee he has wsndered"-
"God only is true! !" she said.
Twas night, and the angel was bending
over Blanche a. she lay on her bed
He whispered " Her spinning is ended
"God only is lifel" he said.
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Call for Convention to Elect Delegates
to the National Union Convention.

Whereas, a National Union Conyen-
zion TO nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States at the approaching Presidential
election, is called TO convene in the
CITY of Baltimore on the 7th day Of
June next; and, whereas, we may con-
fdently hope that by the triumphs and
progress of our arms, the people Of Ten
nessee viii be in condition to cast
their votes in the November election;
and, whereas, the Union men of the
State have deep and peculiar interest
in the action of the nominating con-
vention, as well as a right to be repre-
scented therein.
Therefore, we do hereby call upon the
unconditional Union men of Tennes-
see, to meet in the respective divisions
of the State, on the Both Of May, at
such places. as may be hereafter desig-
mated and elect delegates to the Ma
tional Union Convention.
Tennessee being entitled to send ten
delegates we would sugfest that East
Tennessee send four, and each Of the
other divisions three.
HORACE MAYNARD,
w. G. BBowNLoW,
JoHY A. CAMPBELL,
N. NJ BRrEN,
VIM P. JONES,
Horace e. HARRISON,
J. B. BINGHAM,
]. NJ. ToMEEY,
VIM. II. Finch, Jr.
Union State Erecative Committee
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From The Richmond Enquirer, May 4.


FUNERAL OF MAJoR-GEEERAL STUART.
The funeral of this much lamented
and brave General took place yesterday
afternoon at FIVE O. clock, from st. james
Church. corner Of Marshall and Fifth
streets
apueared in front Of the church, and
the metallic coffin containing the re-
mains Of the noble soldier whose now
silent voice had so often startled the
enemy with his stirring battle cry, was
carried down the centre aisle, and
placed before the altar. Wreathes and
a cross Of evergreen, .interwoyen with
delicate lilies of the valley, laurel and
other flowers Of purest white, decked
the coffin.
The paIl-bearers were General Bragg,
Maior-6eneral McCown, General Chill
ton, Brigadier-General Lawton, Comno-
dore Forrest, Captain Lee, of the navy,
and General George w. Randolph, for
merly Secretary of War
The scene was sad and impressive.
President Davis sat near the front, with
a look Of grief upon his care-wosn face
his cabinet officers were gathered
around, while on either side were the
Senators and Representatives Of the
Confederate Congress. Scattered thro'
the church were number Of generals
and other officers of less rank--among
+ the former General Ransom, command
ing the Department Of Richmond
4 Hundreds Of sad faces witnessed the
Z scene; but the brave Fitz Lee and 9th
er war-wearied and war-worn men,
whom the dead Stuart had so often
! led where the red battle was fercest,
and who would have given their lives
for his, were away in the fight; doubt
1 less striking with a double courage as
4 they thought of their fallen general
The short service was read by Rev,
DR.. Peterlxin, a funeral anthem sung
and the remains were carried out and
placed IN the hearse, which proceeded
4 to the Hollywood Cemetery, followed
by large train Of carriages. {.
No military escort accompanied the
/ procession, but the hero was laid in his
last resting place on the hillside, while
the earth trembled with the roar of artil
lery and the noise of the deadly strife
Of armies-the one bent upon desecra
ting and devastating his native land ,anc
the other proudly and defiantly stand
ing in the path and invoking the bless
ing of Heaven upon their cause, to figh
in better cheer for the memory Of Stone
wall Jackson and j. E. B. Stuart.
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Twelve Cards in Esash Set.
SET No. l.-0Ua RELATIONS AT HoasE ASa ABGoAD,
CONTRASTING

sET No. 2-THz ADvENTURTs OF a CoEsoRUT'
No. l. Ha, draft gOOdI as patriot, if draaed
q / receive letter which tells the sgOnizing
q BV the advice Of 10000 friends o6er
substitute.
4, Who utter5ng quscks u felectSd y tno
insulted surgeon.
s. IfeeI my country Gala farewell, my love-
I 60 where glory wits mel
g. l hercely charge the foe, and do ieaEfm
2 And make sturdy rebel fly.
&. Am sent with dispatches, Perilous dutyi
death or gloFyi
O. Attacked by a band Of gorillss, l cry,
Come on We t-F-r-TaitoTsP y
10. Idiscon6t them and bear OF the head OF
the gorilla chief
IL. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made brgadier-general.
~ And thus relieved from ali future dangers
in the field, crown my glory WITH love
These two sets are the best designed and nand-
soonest eolored Cards ever published besides boing
the funniest il the market
Ski No. s.-TH SLAVE N 1883
No l. In the cotton field.
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
8. Tine lash.
&. Blow for blow
2. In the swamp.
b ETeSl
Q. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty
II. Victory.
Il. He died foT victory
In ordering, the number Of tha Sss Is Only neces-
ssry to mention For instance No. I, OF 3, or I'll
Of them, If all are desired.
Price, so Gents each Set.
FREE By MAI.
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, Zone Of each, a. sample,l post
paid 1 "
One dozen SET, assorted, II preferred,)
post paid fOr.-....-..............-- W
Six dezan Get, assorted, if preferred
freight paid by q o.
Ono 6ross, assorted, If preferred freight
Amy Agents, Suffers and Pedl8ra II they prefer
il, NAV send their orders and money through any
Express Company, with instructions TO pay for
Goods on delivery AZ the office Of the company
here NeWsInen sni others 10 permanent locality
viii send money for email orders large orders, !
preferred. c. o. D. Send your orders IN i1A % in
sure prompt delivery. Sed sA letters carefully,
and address plainly %
GEO. p. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Ism No. l07 Main street. Cincinnati, o.
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WIN. CAMERON & CO., Publishers.

TUESDAY, NAY "a, 1854.
40 orieaof the public readings given
BY Mr.. MAssFTTrecentIy in New Orleans,
in which he recited Bryant's poem en-
titled "To Waterfowl" one Of the
audience, after he had concluded, hand
ed him the subjoined lines:
lines TO a Wild Duck.
A duck has been immortalzed BY Bryant
A Wild one, too.
sweetly he hymned the creature oiItne aile
buoyant,
But whose says the duck through ether
Seen By the board,
Eoualfed the canvass-back before me iylhg'
Tells cancyd.
sTaone to turn Tho flesh dark carnation,
The gravy red.
rc-,r sliees from the breast. on such q ration
Gods never fed
Bryant. 20 to Tosay thy lyric ghose duck
Traced on the sky,
Was worthy TO be named with this lne roast
sll in my eye
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TAKEN UP. by ". II. WILKINSON, ONE
stray STUD COLT, three years old, about l55z
hands high No brands or marks perceptih,c. "
81 Wilkinson resides ia south Nashville, Cherry
,treet,l hrst District q Davidson county, Tenn.
SAID horse valued a. twenty-five collars April sth
lGsa " BCsH,
.. II. BUSH
r n Dom, J. P. may ls-NSte
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EstraY.

rTRsKES Up, ny GEORGE BRAKE. ONE MARE
MULE. The said Mule IS about II hands
klgf. Of q dark grey color, about three years Old
fr1nded C. o. Ga the len thigh. We valued the
MuIa al seventy. I've dollars The sad George
bake resides IN Davidson county, Distinct No. 81
Apg5l l&th. 1854 DAVID SMILEY,
VIM. PIKE.
AK. MoD4NIEL, Ranger. may i9-RSt@
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EstraY.

TAKEN UP, BY B. W. WHEELER, on THE
l 18th Of Apri', 1854 two black speckled 0XES,
fsnout fge years Old, which valued ST sixty
dollars and which now in the possession Of ssid
Wheeler. on the MuTfreesboro Pike, twelve miles
from Nashville. April 18th 1854.
JAMES JOHNSON,
CALEB GOODRICH.
ALFx McDANTEI, Ranger. may l9-w3t@
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Drug Store.
E. H. LEWIS & CO.
So Church-street,
OPPOSITE THE MASONIC HALL,
uAyE JUST OPENED A NEW DRUG STORE,
II where may be found q fresh stocS q Pure
Drugs, Medicine, Dye-5tutis, Por.uznery, FANCY
Article, ETC., etc.
PURE WINES AND BRANDIES,
For medical purposes, Patent Medicines. ETC.,
among which are Ayers Cherry Pectorl, and 5af-
saFaTiila, for sale ~ 2. p. L. q ~
HALLS BALSAd, FOR THE LUNGS,
And seovl's Blood add Liver Syrup, 6or sale z
z. h. l. co.
SANDS SARsAPARILLA,
Ard Wola's Aromatic sehiedau schnapps, for sale
~ Z. q. L. a co.
DE- ROGERS LIVERWORT TAR,
And Dr.. Baker's Pain Psnacea, for sale by
z. Il. i co.
d. POWELL'S CELEBRATED H0R
LINIMENT,
Adopted ~ the @ NJ General, Z. z, A., lor ssle y
+. II. L. co.
HOOFLAND'S BITTERS,
Brosn's Bronchiai Troehea. Toansley's Toothaehe
Anodyne, for sale ~ r d. l. ~
FLEMING'S EYEWATER,
For sals by 4. H. l. co.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COAL OIL LAMPS,
ChiFansys, Shades, etc. for sale y E. Il. L.&CO.
LUDLUHS SPECIFIC
For Gonorrhosa, for sale by Z. Il. L CO.
NOTE. LETTER AND CAP PAPER,
Pens. Pensils, Envelope, ETC., for sale y
Z. a. l. co.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLF COMPOUNDED
---zsse-----
mw-T7se above articles have been bought ioW foF
es6 seiactei with great care end vii - cold e e
LOWEST CASH PRf0E.
a. PROMPT attention gwen 20 sending Medicines
70 TIE Army BY Mai or EHpgess Were Toe Bx-
ure4s Company have no ageui. h vi - Necessary
-. 81. 81
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EStraV.

TAKEN Up, BY W Il. ANDERSON, LIVING IN
Davidson county, Tenn, in Whites Bend,
18th Dis ret OF said county, stray HORSE, about
g or wears old, IA or IS hands high, bright by
color hlark name aud tsil, with some saddle msrs.
10 brands. Appraised At rorty dollars. April l5th'
GIDEON HARRIS,
!. B.hYl +.
W Curtis. j. p may l9-w6to
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General Crooks Great Raid.

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
TIE yreat Southern Railroad Ih0rou9hfdrs
Tappc9-Larqe Anlolnt Of Stores Destroy
eg-Enenv Routed IN tt00 Successive Bat
tbs glorious Achievements Of oar Troops
IN South-sCesiern Virginia.
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-, DR.. king, formerly 0f NcE YORK, 'of
iasf four years % LousYle, Ky, Fr1
has devoted bic attention - tns treatment q pa
vac disease for ~ years, hat.era nfuaeA, taFtas
atsea le.I 70 q prsclce tor 70 many year. and cured
20 many thOGaa1s Re 81 enabled y cure az n ssaas
Of a private nature matieF nov BAT i1ey izlag -
nom fniud eOUa medical treatment, Or from g at
Of thsiF ONu. Dr. Kings DspeneslJ o. No 2.
Deadar.ck street, betTeen Cherry add ne 74ii-fs,
second story, where he cures ~ di7easee o. pr
Vats nature.
Gonorrhoa cured without uau-e0ls nedlcnsz o.
interference with business.
structure q cid or receut date ele0.nally c4fad
In q fes day-, - en- operation wh,cn eaaief -
mans Where 8 structure exists heath cailnos -
ensoFed. Perhaps 20 disease eal-es inl-e nlis-isi
and nnde7nluas tns haalLh 70 much.
gvphiis, with sii the diseaees q. ne sllns srof-
NJ out 81 Bepieet Or red treatment, en- p fsteE-
ally cured 90 g few days.
sesgxaL WrAEsEs..--P zr4cular Eltenoon nat.ns
hen rive1 % fas diseaae, and al ne c0nse s1'ss
er,,gl, out q Be- brought on in many Cases ~ ~
de.irr,esvc habits Of ileonaderate you-n, ard ca
eessfv- iaduiaeune % tiie peascnfl neaaefl r.
whloh VII undermine the oousiifIecus rF1fler.n-.
the subject tmhi Or business O. ioacly, ana ell-
inz prc1nsfure Ola age.
Ferlal1s Who ulsV - lafGuus Wftn auy d.tf-'.ss
81 ne Womb may rcs4 sssursd Of .rnuedAae 20
LEI.
Pcr.oaz residing airoad, - VI ng ard si11a8
their ca.e with q lee alcioael. dlr-t u Dr. A. 49,
80 as IsaadsTiek street. NASHVILLE, Tenn, W. EzEe
ne nassesslry medicines sent % GER dir
o hoalhours nom o'ciofE - ne morning lll-l y
q thsleyeuiBs. Aprf-<taEtH
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SPECIAL. DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
u AGE he has received, Or. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers t1as he has re-
moved h.s DI3PENSARH 70
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ga Cherry street.
Private or VeneFeal Diseases

AkfaAaN Va NAANANAaA 0A1NNtANH
Of all forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
usliy eradicsted from tie system. Recent cases
cured in 8 few days.
Il would appear needless here 70 sdd the hnper-
lance of nipping the evil in its bad" but, hint
20 the wise may be sufficient rot only to Hav9
themselves from misery, but to shield their OF
spring from shame and ruin.
How often is it the case We see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nostrurns. After much
loss in pocket and health they finally forced %
apply to some skiflll physician TO be cured, for
alone can these diseases be cured properly aud e.
fectually whenthe habits snd constitutional idioeyn
crases sire known 20 tho doctor who preScuoos-
Otherwise it is leap IN the dark 70 expect per-
unanent cure.
Or. {. IS Office Is well arranged, end persons sfc-
ted with these diseases csn have tho srictest pr
VGcy.
Persons az 8 disisnce cen address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, bot n
all difficult cases, personal exmina2on VII Be
necessary.
ONCE hours from in The morning On 9 in the
evening. Jan Wy
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TUESDAY, NAY "a, 1884.
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McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT or DIsEAsEs, q
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS II
OTHER STATES, AS II IS IL
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

MY hooks VII show that for the pass IRE uonihs
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last yssr until i IS not b b. surpassed 81 euJ
IN ne S6ste. With my general praciee IN re CITY
treat the falloEing
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Z. n Dom. J.
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TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of ths Woulh t-satsd wish succoss.
Those Married Ladies who have been 50 ur.o-iU-
nate % miscsTry OF prove abortion, can be carried
70 their fls time 4 found Pregnant, g giving ne
cal
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mw-Ti1a above articles have been nee8ns t9N 20
es-6 eiacte With great care and vii b. soid at le
Tfsul FsFT Cash PEfGE.
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Lines 10 q Wild Duck.

A duck has been i1nmortalized BY Bfy ant
A Wild one, too.
sweetly he hyrnned the creature blthe ana
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-29

, A correspondent Of the Aha, argueI that
III. late dry seasons in California have been
4 positive blessing to ths country. HesayS:
, The dry season Of the past year has some
phases Of good which will be felt after The
svil 10 forgotten. No doubt there Il . positive
eaint beyond all loss, in the diminutioh of The
inongrel1 herds Of horned cattle and horses
which have overfun the country. These. had
long since ceased TO be much profit to their
oWners-still they would have chung 10 the
old way, Until bankruptcy overlook thesA
little later. But now q change has bfen
forced upon them. No man OF sense wili5e.
stock aTAneh with the mean, NANCY eattk of
Californian breed. That kind Of 'ranchinR
did wtn enough ten years ago. Il iSRood
for nothing now. under theteit Of / Eether
competitio1. The men who, q few year. ago,
nAaef. the old style Of cattle riiSing, Sad
ISinoely incomes, nov find 4 hard 16tf TO
make expenses, The result viii BE-, that
nott Of thsseihfge ranches viii he 'Sn6-diyi-
ded.a Heretofore, the more land and csttle
the poorer men became. What Iii. etats
needs Il not more land, but more landed Ito-
prietcra-more men who have stake IN The
06il9 The CREST land clHimi which kate bSen
hDated about have driven "a hopest SenlSm,
and made iesHt tracts Of eou a1slafD.
2he droHtho tlniD IL fFstusS
ln4NA m DAlr ayo -
r7fd ffff % 9senyo. .tsiys7 fst4, ,drffRst
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g.. coId nnd silver Mining Com.

Nevada Notice is hereby given, that at meet.
Ing of the Board of Trustees Of said company,
held on the fourteenth day Of November, 1864,
an assessment CNo. 81 Of one dollar per share was
levied upon the capital stock of said company,
PAYABLE on the 18th day of November, 1864, In
United States gold coin to the undersigned, Sec.
retary, or to b. j. Oullahan, Superintendent of
The mine, al Gold Hill. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 10th
day of December, 1864, will be advertised on that
day as delinquent, and unless payment shall be
made before will bo sold on Saturday, the 3lst
day of December, 1864, at l2 O'Clock NJ, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of the sale. By order of
the Board Of Trustees.
K. II. SMITH, Secretary.
Office, No. 8 Naglec's building, southwest corner
of Merchant and Montgomery streets, San
pron,;sco nol6 m
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THE OLD HOUSE FAR AWAY.

The wild birds warble, the Silvery riIls
Sing cheerily round the spot, ..
And the peaceful ahRde Of the purple hilh
Falls dim on my mothers cot; '.' -
Its windows are low, and itS thatch ID low,
And itS ancient walls are grey;
Obi sec It love It whereer Igo,
The old house far away.
The little clock ticks on the parlor wall.
Recording the passing hours;
And the pet geranium grows rank and tall,
With It's brilliant scarlet flowers
And the old straw chair so cosy and low,.
Where mother sat knitting all day.
Obi see 1t love 1t where'er 60
The old house far away.
Dear mother how plainly see her now
Reclining In that old arm chair,
While the sunset restIng upon her brow
That was once 50 smooth and fair;
With her crimpled border white a. snow
And her once dark hair now grey,
Obi see II love II where'ef go,
In that old house far away.
Not all the treasures the world AFFORDS,
The riches Of land and sea,
Nor all the wealth Of earth'S proud lordS,
Can blot from my memory
The roof that sheltered each dear, dear head,
And the humble floor Of clay,
Where thffeet I1oyed were wont to treat,
In the old house far away.
-DNblin Journal
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And notice is hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws of the Territory of Nevada, now the
State of Nevada, and the bylaws of this compa,
nv. there will be sold on SATURDAY, the third
day of December, 1861 In front of the companys
Office, in Gold Hill, between tho hours Of and
o'clock Pm, to-wit: at . o'clock PM, so many
shares Of said stock as will be necessary TO pay
the due for assessments. together with the
costs of advertising and sale. By order OF the
Board of Trustees. G. w. PEASE, Sec y.
Gold HILL Nov. =, 1854. no2 I'd
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Too11 Gold and silver Mining

Company, location of works at Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada Terrltory.-Notlce Is hereby civ:
sa;a c"mnany, held on the 2pd day of October,
issa an assessment of ono dollar per share was
levied on the assessable stock of said company,
novabIs on the oath day Of October, 1864, in
United States gold coin, to A. M. Comstock, Sec
ss,arv, % at the Office of Stephen Otis & Co., 500
CIsy street, city and county Of San Francisco
Apy stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on Saturday, the 10th day of No
dsinonent and unless payment shall have been
mads before; will be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th
dav of December 1864, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of the sale. BY order of the Board
oT Trustees A. NJ C03iST0CK, Sec'y,
Office 500 Clay street,
oco7 m CITY and County of San Francisco.
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Original TIawkcye Gold and Silver
at a meeting OF the Trustees of the Company,
October 2lst, 1864, an assessment (No. IN Of two
dollars and fifty cents per share was levied on
the capital stsck of the company, payable to the
Secretary, at his Office, in Gold Hill. BY order
of the Board of Trustees
c. KEIFFER, Secy.
Gold Hill, Oct. 2l. 1864. oc22 nj
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Dnr60noIIo tfOIu UHO SIIVoF lHIUunR
Company.--Notice h hershy given, that In Aceord.
the Company, there will Be sold ct public suction,
IN front Of the ConpSny's oh3ce, (at the Union
Scaies,) In Gold Hill, on TUESDAY, December
9Th, 1854, At O'clock r. r., ~ Smauy shares Of the
capital stock standing In the naneS Of the follow
much az may bsdeii1qnent theron, lsvisd on and
before the, third Of October, leo4, together with
costs of sale and BdVurtisine: ". " ... .
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Michigan Mining npd Allll Company

Michigan Mining and Mill Company
NotCe-Ata meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Michigan Mining and MIL Company, held the
was levied on each and every share Of the capital
stock Of said company, payable Immediately 70 the
Secretary, at his Office In Gold Hill, Nevada Terri
tory, In United States Legal Tender or Treasury
Notes That the assessment often dollars per share
levied on the 7h day of June 1884, payable In United
States coin, be- and the same is hereby rescinded,
and that all stockholders having paid said assesS-
tIOn Of the same be credited on the assessment this
day levied at the rate Of two dollars for every one
dollar 50 paid BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
e. W. PEASE, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, v. T., Sept. S, lS6i. se29m
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a1iehiEaa M slLininE q. 1.a md, MIL q Cen; !;

) Michigan NLining and MILL Gem
pany.-At o meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Michigan Mining and Mn Company. held
November g. 1854, q special meeting Of the ltosli
holders was ordered 70 be heldon THuRapAY.
the 24th day Of November 1864, at the Office ot
the company In Gold Hill, for the transaction o.
such business a. msylsgally be. brought befpre
the meeting. Atull attendance, either In pertons
or by proxy ,is requested. BY order efthe Aeara-
npetd M ~, "a G., w. PEASH Secretary ecFretF
For want Of q quprume ths above meeting w.
adjourned ,uptp THURSDAY, the ,hr,t gay oi q
Deeember. 1sA, at clock p ~ ~ tne oCees
vftht fneetinK q the dnent Of tne nytAFh =
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