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!.'"4.'IH. E'pI :, IsHT.
Ths book keeper:
Fay four hundred, iu thu w~y rnu mention viii re
los. ~ ts. Answer thrcr:h New York :.ws ats. Rici
mond Epauirrr. }. I NeSberry.
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CoeH.nlRc1AL AdENr,
No. II ST. FRANCIS STREIr, SiUsILs, AtADAsA
HHRElHcs:
Hsa.a. n lxh, Smith L Co.. Mobile. Ala.
Aerr,. GiIm.r 4 Co. Msr's cE1eryr Ia.
J. W. E1s1,, Es4., AGAu:A. "a.
Messrs. :. A. AnBie7 E Co., E1gucta. 9a.
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john +. TstrT. Efq., OF TIE TTsd-6kr Hc.tS, E.eh.
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August zisrlsG3.
Any iEIaIma,SI IA Isca-j "a f;T"c p Hard Bowen,
uf sr.ra Sauurv, Va. Etc our;d hrsr H;sOD.
rcesh it, IL uu comfy, va. In th. S5ps oi ISL Will
BIZ ye,y tk.uhfalt. l.. c-lSei ny is: iaIoiiS
10 reply, address uroagi ti1hm'na rar-:sss i'i'
I,y,..- sdein ro~en.
tss 5.t Wsrcn county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

David " D. mares., NY:
son. Hartman, prisoner In the stockaGe nj An
terscn Is alive and we'll at VIII extend ~ him
n .id tie prison RET nistlns aunt OF, which ATE
very Ih.rr H. Adam Giitin
setSJ, hAc0o, Via.
New \. tx News please copy.
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IHrIIOTtr, - z, TO II, lEI1I
lu I-s u"s ng-r ":
You. letter Of Both July. by G'g Of urce. camst ~:
s.o yeur PERSONAL through Richdond Epquirer. We
very glad &c heHr that al Of yuu well mys II ard
f.rily Are 10 good haahh, nbGs nd their love 70 you
Have leter by nag VI Did Fanny receive
her unk Ia good orders
Arsstr u rough Richmond Eaqu.!Hr nns wi!t,L W Y
OFT ure.
srlJjt ST.
New York News PLEASE copy.
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Any lntort s,on crncernipg Private u Rogers, CON.
papy @, l,t rcgLcpt GeorsiI voluLieeSB h-rceJ hr.
ae who vss captured ut KeGnesaS u1'E!n Ga shJu.
tn 20th June, 1864 will be thankfully received by ad-
dressing me, through tae Richmond fnqlrer.
sep9H- G T s, Macon, Gl.
Northern ard Western raners please COPY.
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Information respecting Lieut. james RoSs 2atn -,
Hsgpod'S brigade IN assault Of .st hugGsi,
Petersburg, Is specially desired.
Reply, requesting kchinond Enquirer 10 copy.
q "a siiuuntnN.
seu9 81 CnlJ mel .S!h x CIV,
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Aic,'!a' Id. Va, SEP: 9;h. le6i.

NlV'a' Hu, VI, sTI'. YI, ISU8.
Dear Psther:
had tn. piessure e rsar your i.a'l'n. apd
very proud To hear that you we'll and aho
Margaret and the cl olive our l.ya TO &srrare!
and the children nud reseIve good pcren for y'Gr r
We are all ell. Give love 10 dir PhrlnaonS ftu iD
also. Write b: lay Of r,;c We are all well
George Bland Ia well,
Truly and devotcdly your slh, Jau.cIF Walton.
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Ia)alllj MliVlljjv1p.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. II, let4.
THE NEWS.
rRcM PETERsnEIG

There yeG Il scFssi;ioi of'tAa Sunday .rmcr
abou. the evacuation ct tina .''Cacaadc." on
yesterday, with the aidi.iunthat Dauvils was
to DO ne new haso Of cur army, vbr:h5r th7
entire ar.pslactt IF the foF.s rat O6a!;n'4 =,
Drc~ry'p,.. and saronnd. Riobnond, was io lie
moved. This runncr Snd completely oonfrr.cd
by ths appearance Ola larpo calumbia'l on
tho street which WAS, If ctursc. onsof Tho
mary, and on route for DlrvilIe on {, wagon
There's. ware oxps,tsd irt.ll5w last ni;;i;, and
will all reacl, Dsnvillsin ablut AK years The
train from Petersburg ION yesterday brought
nows Of nc movement of Interest, and 1vcrI-
body who camo over were under Tie i.opsr=-
sion thai they lett tho army there whe,, they
came axny. The livelicst rspnr. in cirt,la-
ton in the trenches was tho. Sherman was On
his way t. Richmond 10 marn lyrs cut ii nla
Of its loading ruuor-strickcn fools AMI eohb!e
them up before they can 90! o;cr the li:.is.
EAST gE.NEssrE.
= The Bristol 'Glzeite" Of the 8.h says:
0Ancrsi Ecl,o'u han placed Brisn9ier ne
raj Vaughn in rnn,ruand Of ti,s cavalry Gf this
department. This. is MI n-.;gH,nent that
nlee;s with uniyerahl :mtisiactlnn. We nro
erat!ied TO know that he il in command, as he
is t. nan who can sympatlliSs with tho people
in their wrongs and injuries.
Brigsdier General Cosby llaa hsen plac+d in
command Of Hodgs's Brigade. asneratCnsby
is gallant officer. JIe is late from the arny
of Tennessee.
Colonel Duke is placed in command Of Mr..
CANS troops.
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Mr.. Joseph schloss, Baltimore, Md:
Send power Of attorney from !uliu,' rnOh'r. and
will act according 10 your directions. schl"'a
sang 6t+ L:Lclhu =. Va.
New York News and Baltimore pAperI rlsSsr copy
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hICIII1VIIuI sSPE u '-"I
To J. II, ard !. ~. New Tnfk:
Received personal Of Esd Send Nj; rleased TO near
that sosae sn all ,as family were we'll "o are sl
well aud ~ riaus 10 hrsr from lou.
R"rG i0< n. "NfeIdor'er. -
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Pel.vue. Bedford couaIy, SEPT; :, lsGi
To Dr. VIM Hoicombe, New Orleans:
Please conmu nlcste with Tommy and ray TO him that
bsv. veIy yooi tituston for him. anil lie mut rn
as con AZ possible Your mother s RbreLt. We a-c 81;
" ell. The family 4. Lsure Hill wei,
Your III c:sonn.e tii;.r,
ssp9at HLEe
New Or,sa.s NJ pers p'A.se ny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

E.:..rc!.I. Pep! >. =; :.
Mr.. Joi.a Sh,GkS, W a>liar.,n u. q:
We have not card fr,I" 'or a." last trlr r1' Ms
and ftsl quite a,.NUL- si'"u; j",. f"isc lr'
vhcrr ;'u Al aoh hoe yrt aEi y6rr f3rI!r -"
ali reIi Ans ser. hrou i'-soTs!s, r9ass,!ss ,n
mead EInrcs 80 cory. lpLr ..'.i:"',
tsit-h- J ~" Sianl'
New YGik S-Rs Aal Ehti l:rtol n"i.tts n.rnsr -
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h aIMIsSlUaE las Tue

DOR BIHs. for the haIsLcs CT the year, servan
L GIRL 1s or 10 years old Apply At 1.-THE Enquirer Col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

SP"'Sc=' ar,es,
ca:,isss
CAMS
Colts,
aai general a.somca: OF Carriage Materials for sale
ny JAsSof ia II,
SOLO Int hu.usts, ca.
NIss. ". = >..nP- y. ;:t:. al Petersburg, who
wi for sre a. years pns, la. been rrSss-n Ia coaching
bpu Sc Womb BE :cw pupils fos nst,uc.
ton on TIE F;ann J. ortr, IL ibis city.
Her can p, ascert1la-l upon application Mt :ae
Arlington aousc Ian Street
Reirreuces, II required can DO given.
sep,6.od2Ht
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

I CRY t'6vxtlL. >.rhc regular a9''ti.:y r1:&2!,
ns Of thia hoiI W.: ioil y,'tcri'T 973aias;;'
at four c'tl,ck.
The Chairman &c tho CoianI..tie Ell il,FFi-
tells made report, showing thai, 81: The ;'asL
ely la'nths, Che following iss s;A:etsen: q: Tho
disbursements oftho City Hospital:
Receipts Si3.24S 50
Disbursements, 2G9li 81
Bills notr7!la2sed, qos 50
Total deficit, 81. $50 g.
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! l,tgi %: i;Js5!s.,.~~I::3 .ga::':. ...J5ri..?
ts!!:' 0: The iEnstinge CQGt22, ;:ea5e3.. r.:aia
rres!4;oe, commenced Oh yesterday. TIC
I following eases were heard aad disposed ii:
Joseph r. Shumatsr. charged with s:cali-g
h"rso va!nsd ut $3.50, belonging 70 y. s.
C"rT, VS. acHt on Cor trial f6:,ra .}utns
! Lyons.
jo.a Leetbers, charged with s.cgl..:- :.
SIR: valued 81 $40, lc:0n eirc 20 J y.
BrttinGhnrn, Wss cent CT iCr tI.hi UarinZ
served rus ons tenn n t:-o pcEi.en!iary, !bti
r.i-;Nar vii; ;b,lc 20 ba*s again, tho law
making hi- c.-e practically G-snd larceny,
4 taing Is acca,d c&ence.
Wm. d. Bo;iz, c.,,a'e.d with s,abb:ng Vim.
T. Mer:is. was discharged.
frederick Gcr.a.d. !Ice Negro. Il%rces;
with "';Hit:Es Tr1or fI!so rreterces Sl13 -
'rJ'n susan. ,.yo ct VIM. II. Fry, was con-
vio:ed 'i srE!crco,. 10 be sold INFO slavery.
.lHmcs II S"nni"rs. charged with a,crlng two
hth'a-"tHsh na', Tie properly OF the CoLt-.',r
ne S;:s:rs. VS. seht on,hnd bail refused PrisOacr
as served oIt lwn trims in :ha peni.vit.ierv q
Two Year, ""rh, for tw0 ris:iurt ,rsscs OF i,orsn
S;.ang; III lie county oi Berkeley.
lI'ary Robertson y free negro c;arr.,l wi:h
aiiin2. nbet'irG and cnTrivIrg Il: The tsc:rc OF
l.neinc. II slave, from lie: iEasler, E!'c"It Niri:
ers, WIS con:ic:cd aud sentenced 10 be cold no
s,HS.iy.
.'"hn Els. af,eo ,i'crc. c!trrc,! with s.csiro
hirci- S:'lile Iror, -. H. Hayward, g.,ue,,
4: sl"'. ".a o.'ici. - ',shsI.
S,r''y. "lsve II John iac,k. Of ll.revs,,
charged with receiving s'"rn C"ctis. property
II ti"" CIlie, waY t,:ECi:g'rcd, ,,.t.er,o being
Insufficient!
John Logan. free negro. chrryel will, bairc
| engaged i'll tht: vcttiry OF Tho Icai,.cncc Of g.
j. ll"'latn.. gu he ISL, CT July LAST. WE
ioun' Tu'liy sui s,n:cncet 10 he sold into
stvcr?.
Hes CENTRE "A rencrntr-, ,:eiica;ely srrr.
killed. wirh bidG!, occurred on E.omu rireet:
ai'ns" .,h. y"-iesday' Afternoon, fctw-,n ono
II '''a !c.n'r lights "E tho Erknou;i T.c.l-n
nni "o:a!E III tho s6sial Dcr.T!f1,nt. lie
..'e"k sac male ~ jar Ta,:;Fiar, wro, c:r.'d
WIZ :. 'aar undertook 70 aY:ns. n:In!cf H.
Certain liberties it WAS ALLEGED me said cork
lad !,cc: taking with his wife. After acourlc
ol blows Gr 20 had stirred him up, re r,>rk
drew knit. and irirtal = rliga. wcuTl on
the crr&;:s,! ,;rs.na;ic nusharG = h..id az.
a'.o::iar OF. ais ei.cc:. icy were !; L rar;s,.
.
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.,.t,usin k;ur,a, Of Portsmouth, Va.

...,.. ~ So.f,l* ;.-psr. anaN.Y News cory.
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Columbia, s 0, Aug es.

HAVE T. tLal utau' ORH IL DO
true
Da auswer Immediately Through New York News, re.
qu ss,g i3nro fqLl-e, 10 copy, and write by nsg VI
truce | have had no tttr from you since February.
So; d. LEO.
EatmnTe I.arg!s ;'tr.e cory.
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CsTY i:4I.MEf..IG 1Ta Z y 81.

,.y-,.r:,...s;,: !: .1...! :.
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,i"hn l..iis a.fe0r'crc. cwrc's with s'csiro
h'"Ci-!!s: s:'lile from ~. II. Hayward, giluei
4. : 40, w.a o.,ici,d - ',,ehas
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Il il " RiC II I o M TE.4 :, r." {.
G,Tao. u II. asG isrcsG ct: yst5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13

I. WONSEJ' OGNEN.
AUTHOR. MANAGER AND ECIDE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

The proceeding instituted by Judge Bar
nard against Horace Greeley for " contempt"
was brought to close on the 2Sth ult., by
Mr.. Greeley appearing in Court, and answer
ing the interrogatories about his editorship
and proprietorship Of the Tribune. He pro-
tested against the jurisdiction Of the Court,
and against the proceedings as Illegal, but
admitted he was the responsible editor of the
Tribune, and was willing to take the conse-
quepee of whatever contempt had been shown
In the case. Judge Barnard said in sub
stance, that the object Of the proceedings
was TO correct the growing evil of abuse
heaped upon public men BY certain newspa-
pers,with which they differed in politics, ex-
pressing himself satisfied with MIR. Greeley's
answers to the interrogatores, and ordered
him TO be discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

CURRENCY-MoNEY.-T currency of the
world includes many kinds of metal. Gold,
silver, copper, iron, in coins or by weight
stamped leather and paper, wooden tallies,
shells of various kinds, pieces of silk or strips
Of cotton cloth, Of fixed size and quality
are, or have been, in use among mankind as
forms Of currency, as convenient or negotia-
Bile forms or representatives Of property.
Many of these kinds Of currency are stimuli
taneously in use in the same country. Gold,
silver, copper, and stamped paper co-exist as
different forms Of currency Of Europe and
America; gold, silver, copper, and shells in
India; silver, copper, and pieces Of silk in
China; copper, cotton, cloth strips, shells,
and silver dollars in various parts Of Africa.
Sparta had currency Of iron. There is an
ample variety in the substances out Of which
money is made-metals, shells and cloth,
leather and paper; and moreover, every
country shapes the substances, or such as it
uses, in a different form from the others.
The generic quality which constitutes money
is manifestly something extrinsic to these
substances-some quality superimposed upon
or attributed to them, or at least to the shape
they assume as currency. Gold coin is not
money in China; it is silver. In England,
silver is not a legal tender, save to the ex-
tent of forty shillings in payment of debt.
Above that amount It is simply bullion; it is
no more money than brass or tin or platinum.
Half dozen kinds of silver coin are current
at Shan0hai-ive kinds of the dollar and the
Indian rupee; but few years ago only one
of these coins, the old Spanish Carolus dol
lar, was current. This state OF matters was
remedied in the autumn Of lS55.-ScIe'1tshC
american.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

The United States Government is now
feeding thousands of the females and chill
dren left destitute by the men who are in
arms against it. For instance, food was dis
tributed to the destitute in Norfolk and Ports
mouth during the six months ending with
February, 1864, amounting in value to
$24,073 "a, and wood to the value of 81 ,56l
44-making total expenditure of $3S,745 Is,
or at the rate of nearly 100000 per annum:;
Equally liberal supplies have been donated
at other points all around the edge Of secesh-
dom
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
az44a s4zsxa s@HiSER

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE e. lSGI, until
" further notice. the trains Of the Central racine
Railroad will run as follows:
UP TRAINS LEAVE
Sacramento at 6:l5 AN. arrive at Newcastle ,: An
Sacramento at | I'm, arrive at Newcastle 5'u Pm
Sacramento at 8 pm, arrive ut Newcastle GAO Pm
DOWN TRAINS LEAVE
Newcastle at 6;i5 AM, arrive at sacramento aiaa
Newcastle at 1920 AN, arrive ut sacramento az l.
Newcastle at Pm, arrive ut sacramento h:iOP;A
The OILS AN. and Pm. up trains connect ~ INC
junction with the cars Of the California Central hal
road for Lincoln; and the els AN. train connects NJ
the same place with the cars for Folsom. .,-
The Gas AN. down train connects at the Junction
with the cars for Lincoln. and receive passengers
from Folsom for Sacramento; and the lu;59 A n tram
connects at the same place with the cars Tor Folsom
and at Sacramento with the steamers for San FRAN
cisco, , G.
On Sunday one train only will be run, leaving Sac
ramento at 6:l5 AN, and Newcastle at l0:gl An. ,
Stages for Virginia City. Dutch Flat, nevada and
intermediate places connect with the cars al New
castle at $50 AN. Stages for Marysyile and other
points north connect at Lincoln at $50 AN;
LELAND STANFORD,
IND President G. p. r. X. Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13
Minerva Gold Hin Mining Compnl

Gold Hill, y. T., COppers' 4 Mills ground. No. 2.
Notice is hereby given that meeting Of the Trus
tees Of of said company. held the 9TH day Of June,
1854, assessment Of Twenty-Five Dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said company,
payable Immediately to the Secretary at his office,
No. ArmOry Hall. San Francisco. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
Sth day OF July next will be advertised that day
delinquent; and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will be sold on the POI day of July pay the
delinquent assessment together with cost Of Alver-
Using and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
l.. d. lNG0LDSBI, Sec'y,
ONCE, Room No. 2, Armory Hall, San Francisco.
jnll nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board
VIRGINIA. June IL. IS

' IRGINIA, June lS, 1901.
VIRGINIA Decentralization, SIS bid, $50 asked;
Mt Davidson Tunnel Co.. so asked: Sierra Nevada,
$50 asked.
GoLp HILL DISrRICr.-Branch Mint, SO asked;
Bullion So Did, So asked; Ccoesus, 80 bid Colorado,
s. asked; Eureka, Sl5 bid; 81 asked: Jewett Shep-
$40 asked: Leopold, SO asked; MiantanOmah, s.
bid 81 asked: New Oregon, s. bid; Napoleon, SO
asked; Sweczy. ST. asked Central Park IS asked. r
DEVILS GAZE DISTRIcr.-Danie Webster, SO
S.,..l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

A Ton OF CoAL.-The U. S. Circuit Court
at Philadelphia have decided that the weight
Of ton of coal is 2240 lbs. instead Of 2OOO
lbs. The Judge ruled that a company Of gro
GERS might as we'll meet and agree to reduce
the number of ounces in pound, and make
the smaller number the standard Of pound
for their customers, as for coal dealers to
agree the weight of ton shall be 1000 lbs,
and furnish that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

Twenty years ago six lots on Broadway,
above Canal street, were bought for twenty
two thousand five hundred dollars; twenty
days ago the same lots were sold for three
hundred and eighty-four thousand dollars
The buildings erected on them were probably
reckoned to be worth over one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars; but with that deduc-
ton, the rise in the value in the lots alone is
something handsome"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13
Omega Gold Hill Mining Company, Gold

Hill, Y. T.-UOppers' e MllIs' Wrouhl, No. l.-NO-
tice is hereby given, that at meeting Of the TruS-
tees OF said Company, held on the Tth day of June,
l>tti, an assessment OF Twenty-Five Dollars per
SHARE levied upon the capital stock of said
pany payable Immediately To the Secretary, at his
office No. ., Armory Hall, San Francisco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the Sth day OF July next will be advertised on that
day as delinquent; and. unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on the sd day Of July, 10
pay delinquent assessment, together with cost Of adj
vertISing and expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
l.. ID. ISGOLDSBY, Scc'y,
Office, Room No .. Armory Hall. San Francisco.
m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


Nelson Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company Gold Hill District, Nevada Terri
tnry.-NUticc is hereby given, that at meeting Of
assessment of Two Dollars per share levied upon
the capital stock Of said company, payable immcd-
atcly In gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the Office in
San Francisco No. 30 Pine street, between Battery
and SanSOmc streets. up stairs, or to the SupcTn-
tcndent, {. j. Nelson, At the mine. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid On the
2ith day of June next will be advertised on that day
rs delinquent. and unless payment shall b. made
before, will be sold on the 9Th day Of July next, to
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
A. MILLER, Scc'y,
No. 2lO Pine street. up stairs, between Battery and
SlnSOIne.
San Francisco, May 90, lS6i. myg7 III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

District, n T.-NOtice Is hereby given that. at a
meeting Of the Trustees of the above named compa-
NY, held this day, (Msy H. l>5D an assessment Go
81 OF One Dollar per share was levied on each and
every share Of the capital stock of said company,
payable before the 18th day of June 1854 in u
5 gold coin, TO the Secretary at his Office No. gag
Merchant street, San Francisco. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on that
day, will be advertised delinquent and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on the
Sih day Of July next, to pay the delinquent
men together with cost of advertising and expenses
Of Sale BY order of the Board.
my23 I'd b. W. TOMLINSoN, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

A NAN in Cleveland, Ohio, fell asleep at
church Sunday or two ago, and woke just
as the minister began to read in a loud voice
the lesson of Scripture which begins: "Sure-
" there is vein for the silver, and place
for gold where they find it." Jumping to his
feet in great excitement. the merchant
stretched his arm and shook his book to the
astonished minister, exclaiming: an take
FIVE hundred shares :"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13

God Hill District, Storey county, \. T.-Soticc Is
hereby given, that at meeting of the Trustees Of
said Company, held on the twelfth (l2th) day of May
1864, an assessment of Two Dollars per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the company paya
BILE to the Secretary, in l. $ gold coin, at the office
Esq, Superintendent, at Virginia, N T. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 10Th day Of June, lS6i will be advertised that
day as delinquent and unless payment shall be made
before Will be sold the 5Oth day Of June lS6i. 10
pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale By order OF the
Board Of Trustees. WM WILLIS, Secy,
Office, No. 7l2 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
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F0r Sole
DJnc rop TIIp carr M pnSnS nP THE

Dds FOR THE SALE OF BONDS OF THE
ID Town of Gold Hill, n. T., In sums from Five
Hundred $500 to Ten Thousand tSl0OO) Dollars,
with coupons attached bearing interest nj the rate
of two ~ per cent. per month, payable quarterly;
principal and interest payable In United States Gold
Coin, Will be received up TO July LIST, lSfa. For
further Information apply to the Clerk OF the Board
of Trustees or to MesSrs. Donahue, Raston 4 Co..
bankers, San Francisco, where a copy Of the Bonds
and copy Of the Act Of the Legislature authorizing
the issuance of the same, can be seen. By order OF
the Board Of Trustees.
InlO I'd ). ii. RUBlNSON, Clerk.
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Columbus Gold and Silver Mining Co.

Columbus Gold and Silver Mining Co.
At meeting of the new Board of Trustees, held this
day, OF the above named company, the following
officers for the ensuing year were duly elected: l. H.
lessen. President, and Ii. S. VIM, Secretary and
Treasurer, and an assessment Of Twenty-Five (2Sc)
Cents per share was duly levied on each and every
share Of the companys capital stock payable mime
diately to the Secretary at his ONCE In american
City n. T., In gold or silver coin.
myH m u s. VIM. Sec'y
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Greenbnclxs! Greenbacks !!

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-THE UNDER-
~ signed hereby informs the public OF Nevada LET;
rltOry and the State of California, that one JOHN
TREGL0AN member OF and Superintendent OF the
SWANSEA AND FRANKLIN MILLS, In Lyon
county, after having, ever since the time OF the
freshet In the year A. D., 1867 owed the under
signed for meat and provisions furnished said Treg-
loan to the amount Of little over one hundred dol
lars and was after having with the undersigned for
over year trying to get rid of payment, compelled
to pay the same-dId pay II IN Greenbacks.
May 81, 1854. jn3 lot NJ. G0LDSTICkER.
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AInLn Gold Hin Mining ComnnnY.-N

Alpha Gold Hill Mining Company.-NO-
tlce Is hereby given that at meeting of the Board
of Trustees of said company held this day. au as
sessment of Twenty Five (S2jl Dollars per share
stock of the company payable In U. S. gold coi on
or before the 18th DAY Of june S6l to the Secretary
at his office at Gold HILL Allstockhoders or persons
entitled to stock, who SHALL prior, to the 10th of
June pay said assessment shall be entitled to de-
duction of five per cent. upon the same.
By order of the Board OF Trustees.
WIN. H. WATSON, Sec'y.
Gold HILL May Is, 1854, Jnlm