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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28
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Ozark Gold and silver Mining Company,
Gold Hi0 District. n. T.-Notice Is hereby given
that al meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF said
SsSnient OF Ten 0l Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stuck of said company, payable on the
18th day OF June, lS6t. IN gold coin OF the United
States OF America TO the Secretary at the office OF
the company. No. 2i0 Montgomery street. in the city
of san Francisco California, or TO J. G. Moves. SUI
Derintendcnt Virginia. y. 4. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on saturday,
the 10Th dayOf july 1864, viii be advertised on that
day delinquent, and unless payment be made be-
fore viii be sold ON Saturday the 3ath day OF July,
I>6 to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale
BY order of the Board OF Trustees. - 3
L. c. McCU1IB. Sec'y.
onice, 80 Montgomery strest, San Francisco, CAL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28

The business win be conducted at the old stand BY
POTTER tAsbIKHcER, who will be glad to sefvea an
the old customers, and as manys new ones as may
favor them with their patronage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

rrAx GOLLEUT0R,S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Cold nm, Storey oounty, Territory Of Nevada dated
tse t DAY of Jgy ap favor Of ihe People
and against =. b. WARNOGK, and the Real Estate
and Improvements hereinafter described for the sum
Of Two Dollars and Eghty-one Gents, Deiinquent
Taxes and Twenty-Five Dollars and Fiify-plne Cents
ccsts Of suit, together with accruing costs and ex
penses or sale; md pursnantto the providOns Of an
act entitled AN Act to provide for the assessing
approved November y, 1861. and the act amendato-
ny thereof, approved December 20, 1851 shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction to the highestand
GGae s11s 1as SsE Ta GSi
OF AUGUST, AID. 1864, between the hours Of IL
O'Clock N. and O'clock Pm, so much Of the follow
thereon as Shall be necessary to safety said execu
ton and costs Of sale, situated In Virginia City, the
County OF Storey, Territory of Nevada, to wilt; Lot
100 feet by 100 feet deep, north ota lot owned by the
Iowa Silver Mining Company, and west by Stewart
street. Virginia City, BY virtue Of the same execu
lton shall also expose for sale At public auction,
and place above mentioned, g. much Of the above
described Real Estate shall be necessary to satis
fy tho said execution for the Delinquent Taxes ad.
above % named "a efsadan. for tSs fiscal year ending
May l, 1854, amounting 10 the sum Of Seven 4S-l0O
Dollars and costs aud charges OF sae - z. ~, ~ sf
j. w. EASTERLING,-
Tax Collector Of Storey County. N. 4. Z
ByR, II. CoRNEIn, Deputy. I Jyl6 td-295E
TAX C0LLECT0R'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Il an Execution issued out of the Justices Court,
Gold HILL Storey county, Territory Of Nevada, dated
the LIST dayof July 1884, in fayur Of the People
Of the United States IN the Territory OF Nevada,
and against JEREMIAH HARTNETT, and the
real estate and improvements hereinafter described.
for the sum Of Twenty eight Dollars and Five Gents,
delinquent taxes, and Twenty-seyen Dollars and
Eighty Gents costs of suit, together with accruing
costs and expenses ofsae; and pursuant to the pro-
visions Of an act entitled Act TO provide for the
assessing and collecting County and Territorial Rev.
enue,n approved November y, 1861, and the act
amendat0ry thereof. approved December %, 1s62-1
shall expose for sale, al public auction, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash. in mont OF the Court
House in Virginia City, on SATURDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY on AUGUST, AID. 1854, between the
hours Of " O'Clock NJ and o'clock Pm, so much Of
the following described Real Estate, with improve
ments thereon, shall be necessary 20 satisfy said
execution and costs OF sale, situated In Gold HILL
the County of Storey Territory Of Nevada, to wit:
Lot In Gold ILL., 65 feet by 100 feet on the west side
OF haln street. between Haskell and Robinson.
k4T8 ~. .lFlFi.. J.sW. .EASTERLING,
Tax Collector OF Storey county. N. I.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28
aTNING ASSgSSaYNTS LETIBD,
oaice Boyee 8 REYNOLDS Gold and slyr

Ofitce Royce u Reynolds tsOlo anu SdHcr
Mining Company Gold Hin District, y. I; san
Francisco, June l6 lS6i.-At meeting OF the rus
tees of the above named Company. held tniS uay an
the entire capital stock OF the Company payaoie
onthe l5th june lSt the Secretary al MS once.
northeast corner OF Washington and Nontsvtaesy
streets San Francisco. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the lsth day OF
luiy ISi will be advertised on that day a. deiikl
quent aud unless payulent Shalbe nlaee before, VIII
be sold al tAeOilce Of the ConpAfy, on TUESDAY, the
~ day OF August IS4 To pay the delinquent assess
ment together with eoSts Of aud xpeEse
OF ssie = r. MCMILLAN, President.
n. :. REYNOLDs. Secretary. jn-o I'm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28

Advertising Of delinquent list In above advertise
EIGHTn or JULY, and day of sale until kRlDA
AUGUST TWELFTH, lS6l. BY order Of the Board
"a Trustees r. MCMILLAN. Prestdent.s =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28

) By order OF the BOard d Trustees. 5.y h'at
WM. VALE, Secretary,
Once. 50 and - Exchange BuIlding. NV. corner
Washington and Montgomery streets, San Fran
cisco. Cal. r 1--a4I .stit Jn2t
Forest Queen Gold and silver Mining Go.
Great MOyul District Ansaslor County, California
Notice is hereby given. that at a meeting Of the
BOard OF Trustees OF said company, held on the 18th
day OF June istf. assessment OF Fifty Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said conn
pany payable Immediately In U. gold coin, to the
Secretary, or 10 Mr.. A. Lukin, Gold HiI y. I. Any
stOcE apon which said assessment shall remain un-
paid on Saturday the loth day % July, lSt will be
advertised on that day delinquent. and unless
payment shall be mSde before, win be sold on Mon
day the lst day OF August. iSil 10 pas the deiin-
seTt assessment together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF the sale. By order Of the Board OF
Trustees. r y VAN BRlNT, Secy,s
Ofice. Toe Montgomery street San Francisco,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28

Gold Hiil Storey county, n. T.--NOtiee is hereby
given that at meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of
said company. held on the nth day OF June. lS6i an
assessment Vi One Dollar per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF said company, payable on the
2lSt day Of June lS6l In United States gold con to
che Secretary. ANY stock upon which said assess
nlent shall remain unpaid on saturday, the 25dday
ofJuly 1855 Will Dc advertised on that day delin-
quent, and unless payment shall be made before,
VIII BE- sold on Monday the Sth day OF August lS6f
20 pay the teiinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-28

II. 5, REYNOLDS. secrsiary. lylssd
told Hill TunneIinx Gold and silver
Mining COuipany- Location. God Hhl Mining Dis
trict Storey county, Nevada rerTitory.-Notlce Is
hereby given that at meeting VI the Board Of Trus
tees OF said company, held on the sth day OF July,
lS,,i an ASSESSMENT VI One Dollar per share was
laVed upon the capital stock OF said company paya
ole on the 9Th iay Of July lSel In Quilted States
gold coin. 10 the Secretary. r. Wegener, 30 Mont
gOmery street. san Francisco California; OF to the
Superntgndent. Mr.. =. chappellett, Gold Hln Ne
yaaa Territory. Any stock UPON which said aSseSs-
ment shah remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the 18th
tlay OF August lS6f. VIII be advertised on that day
as delinquent and unless payment be made before,
VIII be Soh GA Friday, the s6th day OF August lS6A
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together with
cOStS Of advertising aRai Expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
X. WEGENER, Sec'y, =
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-09

OuT-DooR ExEKc1sE.-It is owing main
ly to their delightin out door exercise that
the elevated classes in England reach a
patriarchal age, Notwithstanding their hab-
its of high living, of late ksurs, OF wine
drinking and many other health destroying
agencies; the death Of their generals, their
lords, their earls, and their dukes, are
chronicled almost every week, at 20, 80
and 80 years; it is because they will be
on horseback, the most elegant, rational,
and accomplished of all forms of mere ex-
ercise, both for sons and daughters. But
the whole credit OF longevity to these c!as-
ses must not be given to their loye of field
sports; it must be divided with the other
not less Characteristic traits of an English
nobleman-he will take the world easy /;
and conld We, as people, persuade our
selves to do the same thing habitually, it
would add ten years to the average OF hui
man life, and save many broken fortune
and broken constitution.-HalJ's Jou,ma!
Of Health.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-09

In contest between Lincoln and Mcclellan, the
New York Herald has been like the bat in the war
between the beasts end the birds-pether side own
ing it. 1t has coquetted with each by turns, but
its issue of the 10th speaks vntemptuously of both,
as follows:
"a PUZZLE FOR THE FUTURE HISTORIAN. Wien
the future historianlof the rebellion sits down to
his task, nothing will appear to him more wonder.
full than the fact that during present difficulties,
two great parties in this country should have been
so stupid and deficient in sagacity and PATRIOTS III
as not to have selected and rallied round the great
est and best men of the tine to extricate it from
its difficulties Two men of mediocre talent and
less real claims have been taken up as standard
bearers, while our really great men are overlooked
or ignored. While we have before our eyes the
fact that five Or six splendid men, who with pens
as pointed as the swords displaying infinite tact,
talent and courage, are serving the Union at the
risk of their lives, two men Of small account are
Set up to claim the suffrages of the people, without
the least positive merit, for the highest office in
their gift. What subject Of historic contempla
ton How will this look falf century hence
Happy are those who shall live to read such NOR
tfying record OF our wait of common sense"
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SWEET PoTAToEs.-This crop may he
dug the latter part of the month, as soon
as the vines are wited by the first frost.
When the frost comes Oh very late they
can be dug when ripe, which is thus indi
Gated: Pull several potatoes from differ.
ent parts Of your patch, break them, and
give them time to dry, and if the fresh
broken part dry over perfectly white, the
potato is ripe and should be dug; but if
OF darkish hue, the potato is not ripe,
and should be left to ripen. Putnp your
potatoes in small banks Of 25 or 80 bush
els, rejecting all cut or bruised roots.-
Let the foundation of the bank be a foot
or more higher than the surrounding sur
face, so the water may not stand Put up
your potatoes dry and protect them, by an
internal coat of pine straw and corn stalks,
with good thick external one of earth,
from frost, leaving small vent at the top,
covered with a little straw, until cold
weather comes on some, however, cover
entirely at once. A few planks should be
arranged over the banks to carry off the
rain.-Southe1n Cuytivator.
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THE NUNxH
and conscience wrought within him, until
at lennth she ctzy,e to hineself."

and conscience wrought within him, until
at length she came to himself"
And now, We men Of the new States OF
the South! You are not Of the original
thirteen. The battle had been fought and
won, the Revolution achieved, and the
Constitution established, before your States
Lad any existence as States. You came
to a prepared banquet and had seats as
signed Won at table just as honorable as
those Which were filled by older guests
You have been and are singularly pros
porous: and if any one should deny this,
Won would at once contradict his assertion
You lave bought vast quantities OF choice
and excellent land at the lowest price
and if the public domain has not been
lavished upon you, you yourself VIII ao-
nit that it has been appropriated to your
own nscs by very liberal hand. Ana
vet in some OF these States, not in all, per-
sons arc found in favor Of dissolution OF
the Union, or of secession, from it.. such
opinions are expressed even where the gen
eral prosperity of the community has oeen
the most rapidly advanced. In me nou n;
ishing and interesting State OF Miss'ssspp ph
for example, there is large party WI wI h1a
insists that her grievances are ntole ia '
that the whole body polite is IN q ;..e o
N~H1-:'.s,-.1 all s.--o, -
whole extent Or. the. Mlssissippi,a loutery
rings that b'.r only remedy is secession,
"seccc-.ssi::ss On" Now, gentlemen, what IL in
r1ietiofi Goes the State ct Mississippi suite
a,dere What oppression prostrates n
I strength or destroys her happinesss Be
fore we can judge of the proper remedy
we must know something of the disease
and, for my part, confess that the rea
evil existing in the case appears to me t.
be certain inquietude Or uneaslnes
growing out Of a high degree OF prosper
| ity and consciousness Of wealth and power
which sometimes lead men to be ready TO
changes, and to push on unreasonabiy t.
still higher elevation. Ii this be the truth T.
the matter, her politicaa.a. doctors are abou
right. If the co~-.,r!sint spring from g.
wrought ~, ~ Gritty, for that disc w, W.
no r.,ubt that secession would ''v oro va
sovereign remedy tJster on g Tie 4
aitig'r to the Ga, ..to5," 1851.
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GENTLE WORDS.
go germ! o fountl o word Of love!
o thought at random cast!
We we're but little at the FIRST.

40 germ! o fount word Of love!
O thought at random cast!
Ye were but little at the FIRST,
But mighty at the last"-MAcKAY.
A correct idea of the power oflanguageis
seldom entertained. Many Of us forget /
that our conversation, yea, almost every |
word we utter, exercises mighty and last
ing influence. We who ARE Christians |
fail to realize the great amount of moral
power which we might exert Nv the loving
use of encouraging wc slu.,. We are prone
to dlstrusE s'N' .,u,,n the penitent profllgate,
and too ant to turn the =" cold shoulder
on the church-member who once yielded
10 temptation, but who is now confess'ng
M, s., and seeking the forgiveness ant Ia
vor of God. This course is contra v TO
the spirit of the Gospel and to tb<. exam
pie OF our blessed Saviour. 6 seither do
condemn thee; 60 and SIN ~; NOR" were
the gracious words that fe.I from the Inns
of Jesus like heavenly Tlusic on the ear of
the penitent. We,who are too censorious
forget our own liability to fall, and
member not the Apostles injur re-
Brethen, If a man be over .ction :
fault, ye who are spiritual aiken in a
one in the spirit Of me..->, restore such a
thyself, lest thou . - ,ckness considering
We may ...oo be tempted"
struggli" - roster good resolutions in a
! spc' g heart, by single word fifty
- ~en. Sunshine and dew are not great.
er blessings to the dropping flower than
smiles and gentle words of hope and love
to the tempted soul. On the other hand
how many spirits emerging from the gloom
of error and sin into an atmosphere faint
ly illnmined by the FIRST rays Of truth ant
holine.s-how many spirits beginning tc
aspire Godward, have been astonished ant
wounded by harsh or thoughtless word;
from an ill-tempercd, morose Christian -
an slttempere1 sao,'ose Ctrsstian! Wha
contradiction of terms!
Speak gently; for an angry word
\ May probe tender part,
And be a keeredged knife to pierce
, tempted, struggling heart.
Let gentle words Swords Of admoniton
encouragement, faith, and love--fall eve
from our lips.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-09

found in every Pharmacepia. ! am .. no no
chemist myself, but have no aouu QUIZ "a s. ID
truth and accuracy. 1t is 50 slmPie aad
50 easily prepared that No hosP "en f fsaa.
he without f. Zinc, in small, clean rag
ments, added to muriatic acid uni. en1 5,
vescence ceases, will make the remedy
that DR.. Holman uses. ,,,.
1 hope Mr.. Editor, that by publishing
this communication, you and l may be
humbly instrumental in doing much 1hG good o
Very truly, EA-EDlIOh.
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AmtJ-Carpljlna 5t,1lhnrh
SOULS, NOT 81 ATOMS.

Who shall Judge man from manners!
Who shall know hun by his dress!
Paupers may be fit for prices,
Princes fit for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
May becothe the goides ore
OF the deepest thoughts ard feelings
Satin vest could do no more.
There are springs Of crystal nectar
Ever swelling out of stone,
There are purple buds and golden,
Hidden, crushed and over grown;
God lie counts ~ souls, not dresssS,
Loves and :o:ospcrSeyou and me,
While he Walt. IS, thrones, the highest,
Bat as pebbles il, the s3a
Man, upraised above bis fel;u~s
Oft iorgets bis fellows then
s5asters-ru..els-l orl;-renember
.Tha. YOUR rneane,t hants. are men!
Men by labour, inc BY feeling,
Men BY thought and ae,, by fasie, !.
Claiming equal ri; hts to sunshine
In mans enn, ,bled pame
There are foam embroidered oceans; /
There are llttlo weed clads rills, >
There are little nch high saplirgs,
But God who C 5snts by souls, not stations,
Loves and pi ospers you and NE,
fJr 10 him all r.in distinctions
Are as pebt les in tho sea-
Toiling hands alone arc builders
Of na'ic.ss wealth and fame; e..
lifted lazi'I ess is pcnsioncd,
Fed az q fat,ene5 on the same, =
BY the ewe;. Of others farehcads, =
Lying only to rt.y;"ice,
While tie poor mans outrage, +.
Vain,y lifeth up its voice, -eedon
r. :, truth andjustice arc e.
:" IN. with loveliness a. 'eernal'
. Ana ,,,. iss -laH never prosper,
Whe'S 'n n'hnso ,unny right;
md Goa; W. Sor,d-ncard voice is singing
Boundless We 20 you ana me,
Will SINK ,prcssion with its titles,
As the pebbles of the sea-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-11-09

NOTHING ALL DARk.-The velvet moss
grows on sterile soil-the mistletoe -four
isles on naked branches-the ivy clngs to
the mouldering ruin-the pine and cedar
remain fresh and fadeless amid the muta-
tons Of the receding year-and, Heaven
be praised, something green, something
beautiful to the soul, will, in the darkest
hour of fate, still Irvine. its tendrils around
the crumbling affairs and broken arches of
the human heart.
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T. OIS1NT1J OI1S II liz
G. II. Mccormick, Sec'y. -... go

The LARGEST Gun IN THE WoRLD.-The grand
test Of the twenty inch Rodman gun at Fort Ham
ilon, on Wednesday proved to be entire success.
4. the hour announced - o'clock, for the first
loading of the heaviest piece of ordnance in the
orld, the parapets of the fort throDged with
distinguished officers and ladies and gentlemen, all
anxious to witness the trial of the great gun
Considerable delay was experienced in the proper
adjustment of the piece as it was not until half
past two o'clock the first discharge, a blank cart
ridge of one hundred pounds of powder was fired.
The concussien following the discharge was Slight,
and the recoil Of the gun much less than antc.
'ipated -.
The piece was next loaded with charge of fifty
pounds Of powder and a thousand pound SHE'LL
The time taken in loading about half an hour.
Tie second trial successful as the first the
ball. in conseq of considerable depression of
the gun, striking the water at quarter of a mile
distance, recoiiing several times. The gun, on ex-
animation, being found to have received no strain,
preparations were made for the final test At 5
o'clock the piece was again loaded with charge of
one hundred pounds of powder and ball weighing
one thousand and eighty pounds-one of the largest
ordnance proectiles ever cast. Owing to the 1ather
mpromptu arrangements for raising the ball. it was
found to be anything but an easy task to adjust it,
However, at the hour mentioned the piece was
loaded, and every body stood clear for the last
grand trial. The gun was raised to an elevation of
twenty-five degrees, and the discharge was deaf.
ening. 70.
The ball was twenty four seconds in the air, and
fell at distance of about three miles and half
Considerable applause followed the final shot, and
all concerned in the management of the piece were
warmly congratulated. The following are the di-
mansions Of this last great achievement of Captain
Rodman: weight of of gun 1l6, 497 pounds length
81 feet bore 20 inches usual charge of powder 100
pounds; average weight Of ball 1000 pounds.-N.
! Y. Herald
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List of Casualties.

Tn the f,rty-seuenth NJ G. Regiment, in the en-
gaysnsent near Burgess Aia, on tie TT" 0e-
Comn1any A-Wounded, sergt " D Cone thigh
slight, privates Hollywood severe IN thigh. MS,
sing, Alternately, r T Abernathy, Ross, .
Drantly, A NJ Carpenter, J" Gardner, ) hen M
Ior. Wick, P Whitley. =.
h-Kiled, private L Perry: Wor ...a-. :scrgt
bose1s, eorp1 FRY sesre ii s p si". rhos
Perry kpee severe, 4 RRoge-s. slight in breast
Mssia:s,, serst N Ear-l is, pri1stes S s Aleu- 3
Bryant Iunn, Frazier, A johnson 3 :
L lloyd Il Fl dsssD, Nj Mess J " op'nof'D'
C-y:ssnr, sergt syme, " J Hall, !, ) S Ste.
phe.s, :, Bishop, Kelly, Matthews n,,' n s"
thev,s. II Pollard, S King, poo, d. y FV w Short.
vannd hidiGR Puen slight in leg Missing 4 p J.
p. Uu.,a r G West, Thompson, Pnile"' r'o''
t nain p Roe. Rose, Pearson. ~ 1uh..,.r
ter, M no., slightly, W Terry, wheeler, .
p: Em" Missing, Norwood, " dunn 1ann'
R Pa1rU NJ Furguson, W Glenn, . %se''
1er,,t " Jones, w King, ID Pugn, 6
II T E,one J Smith, J Sykes, po,o "
Yearbv J NJ Maynard .,wa.ra,p ~ :"
Killed, A Jones. : ""'ie" M
sergt r I nv Missing, L: q R Critchton
q "A' Long, A Mitchell, y Afford
plon, = Fuller, W May, G Bridges, Cham
sml'' spencer, G Wilder & D Tnnstall, A {
| =, d Leonard, J Uzzel, H Best Black
:, 1fy, Ball. r Gowdcn, I! W Bradford, G Hicks
'Uver W 4 Stricklan,,, j Uzzel, j Phelps
1,hr ~ ounoed, w Bachelor severe in breast, s
y ~ 2n th'gh. .cwis Yates in hand Missing,
c, oonnsoh,' N Billing, A Beckwi'h. r Barber, "
p" n, E Dampin, " Faggett, Green Green
A.. wv ZION, NJ Herndon, L King, A King N
A" com. W Ii Davis, McGee
- I-Missing, W Anderson, W B Bryan, j G Blake
B Crab'rec, A DEAL II Freeman, Edsington
Thos Ladl, W Massey, I Mullins, R Rlgsby,
Ross, Rufus Nance, j Suggs, j Wood John Watts
: K-Wounded, j A Tarpley. Missing LIST 1t Tho
|. Taylor, q L Apple, IA Apple, P H Apple, Foster
! " Hicks, NJ A Huffhines, 10y, G w Sutton, |
= Watkins, NJ Byram, Waggoner.
S. ". MITCHELL,
Cont Com,,op,p,, AF.h ~ Rart
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w DOL. NO TICE.

Quasrcrmaster's Department
~. RALEIGH. N; C., June = ls".' nee
TAM NOW PREPARED TO EXCHA,mosm,n.
Il COTTON YARN FOR Wool, upon the 'o'
terms, viz: ,r,
One bunch of Yarn for pounds Of Washed "G.''
" "A unwasheu r.
AGENTS have been appointed to make the eA'D"''
the following places: r::,s,ou.
Oxford, Tawboro,, A'n ns;nhan
Catherine Lake, Concord, .! nocSS'
Hendersonville, Statesvifle, 1 aaa;Shurs,
AshevIlle, Pittsboro, h nuh
Fayetteville Coerane i.a. Eli please
~ Persons shipping to this place a Wi" yarn
mark on the packages who they are EEoH, anu ''''
will be forwarded Immediately. . ~ the above
hope the people will patrioticay respanuN nrfh.C Car
notice, as the WooAls 1os cietnMs a. DOWD,,
olina troops. H. An N. G. a:
July ia, 1864.
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IA Sabbath well spent
Brings week of content,
And health for the tolls of the morrow.
But Sabbath profaned,
Whatsoeversfnay be gained FL.
Is sure forerunner of sorrow"