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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

HONE RESPONSE FROM oUR BOYS IN THE
FIELD."
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TIE AUDIENCE HALL.

The work in this vast room is progressing
rapidly, and, by the time it is opened this af-
tsrnOOn, will be in complete readiness. Tho
splendid stage and dressing rooms are sd-
mirably arranged. Iron braces will support
the roof. The Hall Is calculated to accom-
modate nearly 5, 900 people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

This will seat in comfort 500 persons, and
is most beautifully ornamented. Every ar
rangsment has been made to give the thou
sands who may be at the Fair good meals in
& most comfortable manner. AIarge portion
of the tables are for small parties, an ar
Eangement which we think will be sppreci-
ated.
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BELLIES Us. RE-BEIs."

"FoR DUB HERoEs-BT TIE GIRLS THEY
LEF HH
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HATS, CAPS AhD FURS.

BUFFALO ROBES AT COST
ID VIII close oct the balance Of our stock Of choice
NO Robes AZ nett cost.
DEOKAED ENGLEHART
lann " Suporior-st., ODD. WeddaIL
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-25

WHILE it is matter of rejoicing when
success crowns the Federal arms, it be-
hooves everybody to look we'll at victory
in order to know whether it is a substan-
tial success gained by our soldiers, or a
bulletin victory won by Mr.. Stanton at
Washington. 1t is close upon the election,
and therefore it is the policy of the ADM.
nistration to win as many victories" as
possible-not with view to ending the C.
bellion, but for the purpose of deludins the
people into the belief that progress is being
made in the war against the Contederaoy.
1t is hoped by Mr., LINCOLN to induce be
'lei that the war. as conducted by him. is
gaining ground, and that the rebellion, ow.
ing to his efforts, is about suppressed
Hence, every bulletin from the War Office
for the next two weeks will be a flaming
success. More prisoners and cannon will
be captured, more rebels killed, and more
territory gained, within the next fort
night, than have been during the past six
months.
Let the people distrust all these an.
nouncements until time has shown their
reliability or otherwise. If lying and cleo.
tricity hold out, Mr.. STANTON will end the
rebellion by series Of overwhelming vic
tories within the next fourteen days. Disas-
ters will be concealed, small successes mag.
niied, and great victories invented, solely
to affect the Presidential vote. 1t would
not be at all surprising if We were
capture Richmond and Wilmington, and
annihilate LEE and Hoop, day or so be-
fore the election; but there are a thousand
Chances to one that The next day after the
election Richmond and Wilmington and
LEE and HOOP, will resume the st,tu,
which they now occupy. STANTON will
borrow these rebel strongholds and eene>
rails to carry the election, but will return
them day later. Let no one be deceived.
if there be victory, let no one fail to re-.
Joioe, but let no one waste any gunpowder
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Carl ShurZ

Is announced to speak to the Abolition
portion of our German fellow citizens, .,
the Court House, to night. In q speech de-
livered at the Cooper Institute, New York
two years ago, this same man used the fol-
lowing language: ..t..l
The Union is gone. You cannot restore
it--uever. The circle of ideas in which the
political transactions of the old Union NOV
cd, is-forever broken; 1t cannot be restored
The mutual confidence on which the politi
cal transactions of the old Union rested has
been discovered to be illusory; it is irre>
trievably gone lsa he
This is the class Of Union t!) men whom
the friends of Mr.. LILcoLN put forward to
teach the people. G..q ssa sea-
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less. VENT there on b6sines folative to the
miiitk. Anumber Of citissps with torcb~
Ethts proceeded ID the Exe cutise Mansion
16d llot fos Gen. B. BE arpeafeo upon
- ncrti6o Of the mission md was intro
2no 4 ~ bs e<owd 81 Gov Brown as the
- ~ 9 5nehf "a fsS6 bsttle of the
1T, md s general Who never lost one.
hsreupon Gen. Bsaufssard, h true mill
fsry styIe, made the Governor bow for
fEs c0mpIfmenk He then gave his visitors
s66dr tx. Thanked them for The com>
pIiment, and said that he hoped within the
n6xs Sfkty days that the enemy would MOI
only be driven from Georgia, but from
Tennessee. He urged upon ell to do theiI
whole duty; he would endeayor to the beat
If Iii. sbilify TO do hisFE1f revsrses should
~ { aot Is III disco ragged but % nerve
ourselves to still greater efforts.
From the Richmcnd whlg. Oct. 10.
,1HE GEORGIA MILITIA AGAIN ON pgTYtwIrH
HOOD.
The thirty days furlough granted the
Georgia militia for special purposes having
expired, they are ordered to rendezvous q
spcs stMseon, and, the Augusta GAson'el'
4hihks, viii be sent &C once to the front. ..
Many Of them have already arrived q
the appointed place Of rendezvous. !.
General Hood expressed himself muct
pleased with their conduct before theej
were furloughed, and we doubt not they
will add new laurels to those they have al
ready won. No new troops ever behaved
better in the field than the Geofgis militia
THE DEAD REINFORCING HOOD.
Grant said in his letter that we were
reduced TO the strait Of robbing the grave
Whether this be 30 or not, some thought e
be sleeping beneath the sod have recent!
reappeared. This has been particularly
the case in Lewis Kentucky brigade, since
the order to mount them was made public
many of the soldiers, thought leng since
dead, having coue forward and resumed
their places in the ranks.
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masonic.

The members of Wheeling Lodge No, l2S A
NJ, are hereby summoned to meet a. the L dg'
Room in Washington Halls this day Thursday
Oct. % 1864, atone o'clock P. NJ precisely, t,
attend the funeral of our deceased Brother Col
Joseph Thoburn. The members of Ohio Loige
No. l0l and all sojourning brethren in good stand
ing are respectfully invited to attend. = Ve. 4.
BY order OF JOS. SEf BOLD, w, M Z
= s :; p HlLp glf q sec u gsigss u.
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Protection BIZ SUPPREssIoN.-Genera
Wallace, with the approval of Lincoln,
suppressed the Baltimore Post to PROTECT
it from violence. Judge Advocate General
Holt says Lincoln is in danger of violence
from 100000 armed citizens at the North
Let us protect him by suprressing him on
the 9th Of November next.
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UNITED STATES TREAsuRY,
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1854.
B the Editors of Register:

In Jour issue of the 22d, there appeared
grave charge injuriously affecting the rep
utation and usefulness of one Of the female
teachers of the Second Ward Public School
and Of such nature as to call for an ex-
animation by the Trustees. That examina-
ton has been made, and from the evidence
ELECTED from the teachers as we'll - some
OF the scholars, the Trustees believe the
charge to be unfounded, and that the op
erations OF the school have been conducted
in an impartial manner.
In addition they would say in reference
to the lady against whom the charge was
made, that she has possessed and still DOS,
sesses the entire confidence of the Trustees,
not only in her ability as teacher but Al.
so in her impartiality in the discharge Of
her duties; and that to her labors and deyo-
tion to its interests, the school is greatly
indebted for its prosperity.
S. MCCLELLAN
W. RIHELpAFFEa, Trustses.
G. w. FaAszHElN,
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Those of our citizens who contemplate
attending the MCCLELLAN. meeting at
Wellsburgh, to day, can 60 up on the Pitts
burgb packet, which leaves our landing al
8 clock, or on the IL o'clock train. They
can return on the 5 o'clock train In the
evening. -.f s,r g.. ...
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Z Real Estate for Sale.

VAIL be offered at private sale until the TN day
Wv ofNovember 1864, part of lot No. lie, situate
the south west corner OF Market Street and Market
Alley fronting 81 feet on Market st. running back the
same distance on the Alley. .s@'oft
not sold prior TO that day, it viii on that day at
10 o'clock be sold az Public Auction, Mt the front door
Of the Court Housa.E ! p. tl..,.-f,c-fE ss.zaT n b
The above is the only desirable property for sale on
Market Square. EtEJ'1I a-s
TERMS or sALR. One third cash, balance in equal
payments Of 6, IL and Is months, with interest or
all cash, at the option OF the purchaser. Defer
red payments TO be secured by deed Of trust For fur
Their particnl irs inquire OF < sst1 Al. PANNELL.
p oct24-tnoN .
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-7-T- : T7fT7- ? : - " T---
Furniture at Auction,

The subscriber will offer at Auction, on Thursday
October the 27th 1884, at his residence on the Island
H I s Fl o U Sc HoL ID AND KITCHE
FURN 1T U II E Consisting Of M.ttrases Bead
steads, Carpets, Mahogany Chats, Bureaus, Tables
Book Case, Window Blinds Curtains, Chairs, Sofas
Cooking Stove, Parlor Stoves Stair Carpet and Rods
saleto Commence at 10 o'clock, "A. M.
.s.S5 80, JOHN MORGAN.
GEO E. WIcKHAM. Auctionee Oct; IS Std
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Meeting mt West Liberty,

The Meeting at West Liberty will be on
Wednesday, at two o'clock P. NJ, instead
of Tuesday, as enormously mentioned yes
terday morning. We hope as many Of the
friends of MCCLELLAN as possibly can, will
make it convenient to be there.
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"THIs Union is lie. The. American
Union is an imposture. / am for its over
throw. Up with the flag Of disunion.n
So said VIM. Lloyd Garrison He will
vote for Mr.. Lincoln, and is q recognized
leader in the Administration party.
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in salutes owe successes which do not ex
tend beyond the Office Of the Seerstarys q
'Wsr.
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.Co-Partnership y Notice.

Ihave this day associated with me In the Boot and
Shoe business E, BALL, under the finn, of ROBINSON
q BALL,F Mr. Bah having had fifteen years expert
ence in the manufacturing of Boots and Shoes Of all
description we are better able TO suit ALL We are de-
termined not to be undersod by any other house 10
the city. Come one, come ell, and be convinced We
wlI continue the business ID a its branches, at No
6S Main st. corner of Market Alley, and at E. Balps
former place Of business Main street above North
street. North Wheeling. Watha larger STOCK and IN
creased facilities for manufacturing hope to be able
TO suit all our old customers and ALI others who may
favor us with a call. Come and be convinced.
/ We study to please. Sign ofthe Big Black Boot
Z oct25.4 p ~ - 'kth 3'-4 ROBINSON Y BALL
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UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREAsuRER
FOR LITTLE NAOMI. VIM. A. Shannon
for some time past holding an important
position In the United States Treasury Of
fee, in New York, has entered the fold in
support of Mcclellan. Before doing SO he
resigned his position under the government
in the following manner:
UNITED STATES TREAsuRY,
New YORK, Sept. 20, 1884.
DEAR SuR-Being DESTROYS Of entering
the canvas in active support of Gen. Nc
Cl Ian for the Presidency of the United
States, and deeming my present relations
with the administration incompatible thcro-
with, tender you my resignation as an of
fcer iD your department.
wish here to state that have been Q
war democrat from the commencement of
our unhappy contest, and despairing of the
desire as we'll as the ability Of Mr.. Lincoln
to carry the country through the present
crisis, with our liberties unimpared, have
to sacrifice official position to
aid in an humble way in bringing about Q
change Of rulers. VIM. A. SHANNON. p
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IEeSel Accounts.

Ta4 ssf{ 6n I'm GEoRGIA--THE EvAcy2r
= 9i6H EfxkNrA CONFIDENTLY ANIxti.,
- Rishmond WING. Oct: 1871 "a
~ Nm Georgia isecheerino
H6o1s shossssf Or has been complste
ohef1nnn1sSDx mplications are altoget1efs
destso4ed Ekeg ere said to have no stock
@ hapl conmiqaegies or artillery, ana pe
sklScid, { Shs63sn 8 beyond Tho Cbatsss
hoochie, cut "a from his main army
iIbouSs isssin comlmsndd Il Atiants, S6d u =
sH fs &C. , s's; a.
w;fhin one miis of Atlanta, and caI5pre or
shoot every Yankee who shows hi head. y;
Us s,ecsatioe Of AAagta Pa vTaa .
~ eds asa a XF{1
srAUREoARp TO CONDUCT TIE Kf5fE OFTEN
sIvR cAMPAIaN.-sHERMAH's RAILROAD
THoRpuGHIS pEsrapyE9D
From tho Richmoad Examiner, Oct l6.l
The Southern mail brings Us some lster
advices of the situation in Georgia. The
Montgomery lAlabema) AgPsesk ssyss that e
Opslika, Alabama, on the 9th, on his way
TO the Tennessee army, to ass1me the
comnssdSl hs4Apeaf ssyskSd It Is abls
to state, on good authority, that he viu per
sonslly direct he movements and operations
of the army until the .faa campaig. shaA
kaps been fully closed. We give below all
che intelligence relative to the afmies that
we have been enabled to gather from tbs
latest Georgia Papers Il AIIGa :.
ct least doing their best to cut off his com
municstion and harrass bis army They
have struck the line Of railroad and have
destroyed it very effsctuslly. The Mont
/ gomsfy Appeal says Of this 80
:. Areport REACHED Newman by couriers,
On Sstufda] our forces had succeeded
"a Completely dsstroying the railroad for q
distance Of seventeen miles above Big
Shanty. The track was completely demol
| ished, entertainments undermined and cayed
II :. /. . -. > =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-05

Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Power OF Attorney given by me TO DIR. Tarbel
OF Ormsby county, n T., In the year 1862 Is hereby
revoked. {. ii. BECkWITH.
Gold lin, June H. 1851. jul3 Inns
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Knight Gold and silver Mining Company

GEORGE ". TURNEY. Sec'y.
Gold HiE Jnne L L,si inlI m
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Gold Hill, June Is. 1861. Jnlt
Ordinance No. Ia.


A n ACT DEFINING THE DUTIES OF NIGHT
n POlice.-The Board OI Trustees VI the Town Of
Gold Hill do ordain as follows.
SEC. |. 1t is hereby required Of every Night Watch
man OF Policeman TO report TO the Marshal of the
said Town US early sunset OF each and every even
Ing and TO be on duty from early dark OF each and
every evening until clear daylight Of the following
morning. He shall visit diligently every part Of his
beat which beat shall be assigned to each of such
Policemen or WatChmen BY the Marshal. He shall
watch and look for fires and in the event Of any
happening give instant alarm. IL shall be his duty
TO preserve the peace and qulet Of the town. he
shall make arrests for crimes and make arrests Of
any and every person or persons behaving dlsordcry
within the incorporate limits and shall take notice
uI all suspicious persons. lie shall take all persons
arrested whether for diSOrdery conduct for viola
tlOn of any ordinance OF law to the Town Jail, TO
he disposed OF as soon thereafter be done by
the proper authority.
SEE. =. No Night Watchman or Policeman, while
duty, shall visit any drinking house, house of Ill
fame, balls, theatres, hurdy houses, or places
vi amusement, except in discharge OF his duty as
Watchnan or Policeman. Nor shall any Watchman
or Policeman receive any fee, bTibc or c0mpenSa-
ton whatsoever, other than his salary for the rend
tion OF any services which are part Of his duty or
for for the omission Of any duty which he should
perform; and any Watchman or Policeman 50 Of
Tending shall be expelled from the service.
Ii shall be the duty of the Marshal, and all good
citizens are requested, to report 10 the Board OF
Trustees any violation Of this Ordinance.
IL. C. BLANCHARD, President.
5. II. ROBINSON, Clerk. Jy2 Nv
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Green Gold and silver Mining Company,

Location, Gold Hill District, storey county, y. l.
Notice Is hereby given that at Il meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees Of said company held on the 18th
day of June, ISti, an assessment Of Fifty Gents
per share PAYABLE In United States Gold Coin, was
levied upon the capital stock Of said company.
payable on the eighteenth day of June, lS+, 10 the
remain unpaid on Monday, July 18th, 1901, will be
advertised ON that day aS delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before will be sold on Mon
day August lS le6I at u O'Clock N. to pay the de-
lnquent assessment together with costs OF adverti'
sing and expenses Of the sale BY order of the Board
of Trustees K II. SMITH, Sec'y,
Room No. Nagee'S Building, S. W. corner OF Mer-
chant and Montgomery streets San Francisco.
mi
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Forest Queen Gold and silver Mining Co.

Great MoSuI District, AnIadOr County, California
Notice Is hereby given. that At 4 meeting Of the
Board ui Trustees uf said company held on the 18Th
day OF June, ls5i. al assessment oi Eniy Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said COM
plnv PAYABLE Immediately in L. ;. gold coin, TO the
Secretary, or TO Mr.. \. Lukn Gold Hill, \. I. Any
stock upon which said assessment shal! remain ul-
paid on Saturday the 10th day OF July, lS6 Will be
advertised on that day Is delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on Mon
day the LIST day OF August, IS6i, TO pay the den-
gurnt assessment together with costs Uf advertising
and expenses Of the sale BY order OF the Board OF
Trustees. K. y. VAN BRUNT, Secy,
Orce, 100 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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ming Company, Storey county, \. T.-Notlce Is here
BY givcu that at meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
oil said company held the llth day Of june lS6i,
an assessment OF Twenty Cents per share levied
upon the capital stock OF said company, payable i'm
in L. ). coin TO the Secretary. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
saturday. the 10th day Of July, lS6i, will be adver-
tsed on that day delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on Wednesday the
Sd DAY Of August l>6i to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with costs OF advertising and eXpen-
SeS Of sale By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
CHAS. Ii. RYDER, Sec'y.
Otiice No. T. Court Block, Clay ST., San Francisco
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Constable's Sale,

ID OF Justice 5. H. RObinsOn's Court, of Gold Hill
Township, Storey County, \. T., to me directed in
favor Of William Blue and against the Andes Mining
Company In the sum OF SlOU and costs, have seized
and will expose for sale at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY, July 9Th, a. u. lS6i, at o'clock r
NJ in front of Justice s. II. ROhlnsOn's Office Gold
Ill., Storey County, y. T., the following described
property 10 witt All the right, title, and interest OF
said Andes Mining Company, Judgment debtors, in
and TO Eight Hundred (SCN) Feet OF Mining Ground
in the Andes Mining Company, and lying and being
situated In American Flat. Gold Hill District per
notice OF location Of the same, on which claim Is Il
shaft one hundred and twenty (2 feet, more Orless
also small shed or windlaSS.
W. H. BEEGAS,
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill ,Junr Il. lSlj iDl6 tQH
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Abel & Key Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment OF Fifty
Cents share was this day levied on each and every
share of the capital stock OF the Abel & Key Gold
and Silver Mining Company, payable Immediately
to the Secretary ut his office In Gold Hill \. T.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
WIN. W. BISHOP, Sec'y.
Gold HILL June Il, 1864 Inl6 m
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Michigan Mining and Mill Company.

Notice IS htreby gwen that At mteIng OF Inc BOaTu
OF Trustees OF said company held on the 9Th day of
June ls6I an assessment OF Ten Dollars per share
was levied on the capital stock Of the company, pay
able TO the Secretary in United States con at his
office in Gold Hill. v. r. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on Saturday
the 9Th day OF July IS6i will be advertised on that
day as delinquent, and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on Wednesday, August
10TH l>4 To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale
discount Of per cent. will be allowed oil all
amounts paid before the 18th day OF June, lS6
By order Oi the Board OF Trustees.
In~ m q W pEASE SpC'y
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TO MILL MEN !!

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Quartz Mills with the best kinds of punched
screens: We have superior SCREEN PUNCH
ING MACHINE, and guarantee satisfaction In
all cases.
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Office of the knickerbOcker Gold and
Silver Mining COmpany.-Notce is hereby given
that at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF said
company held on the 18th day OF June, 1884, an as
sessment OF One and one half Isl 5O) Dollars per
share was levied upon each share OF the capital
stock of said company and the same was made due
and PAYABLE Immediately to the Secretary Of said com
PAM in gold coin at his office in Gold Hill, storey
county. n 4. By order of Trustees.
S A. KELLOGG. Secretary.
Cold U,u Ipna n IS6I Iel3
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For Sale.

dds FOR THE SALE OF BONDS OF THE
Hundred (sjOO) to Ten Thousand $4,000 Dollars,
with coupons attached, bearing interest ut the rate
OF two (2 per cent per month. payable quarterly;
Coin, will be received up to July LIST, 1854. For
further information apply the Clerk Of the Board
Of Trustees. or TO MesSrS. DOnahue, Ralston Co.,
bankers, San Francisco. where q copy OF the Bonds
and copy Of the Act OF the Legislature authorizing
the Issuance Of the same, can be seen. BY order OF
jniO I'd S. II. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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Certificates. Shs. S6s.,old.

- 5. A. KELLOGG, Sec'y
Dated, June II, ls6i. 1ul3
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

CAUTIO S.-The following shares of
stock In the knlCkerbOcker told and Silver Mining
Company were this day sold iOr assessments, and the
public Is hereby cautioned not to purchase the same
As transfer will not b. mac OF certificates standing
In the names Us follows:
S,n,.x Csrtinrakss Shs ShE sold
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order OF the BOlFd OF ITnstees. ~.
II. c. BROOKE, Sec'y pro. tenn

Green Gold and silver Mining Company:
D. 9 Oullahan, Superintendent OF the mine AZ Gold
H "a hereby authorized to receive and receipt Tor
Assessment Nos of Fifty Cents u share, levied June
10Th lsS4, on the stock OF the above company ..
By order Of the Board Of Trustees: .I
.. - = - 'TIEg r. IL. SMITH, Sec'y.
San Francisco. June q. 1854. - my N