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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17

Pure Ingredients,
 Ca,etm Oscillation,
 Delicate Fyaror,
 Uniform Lharasser. T CONTAINS IN A CoHcTNTRA1rI OFRM THE DIS.
 TILLkD JUICES OF
 WHEAT. KY E and CORN,
 free firm all deleteriuus substance. Poss, ssing these qualities, it has beeomea ta al" article, and is highly recon pdsd "y ehth s's. fhyslcians and Connoiskurs.
 GOLDEN SHEAF WHISKEY is the refined distillation of tho most ear.fta,x selected Wheat Rye and Corn. and esnhinss Nutritive,
 Medicinal and
 Recuperstivs properties which renderit dessrvstlly popular a.
 STRICTLY PURE STIMuLANT. Thls celebrated Whskey is put up by the nbscribers In cases containing one dozen bot tles each, -nd offered to the Trade by his Travelling Agents thrt ughUut the country, and also kept on hand in his warehouse in BOs-- ion. in barrels half barrels and kegs. Individuals deairolNOf procuring | pcre re- fable as,ice of BOURBON WHISKEl st . req -onabe mice, have only 10 inquire of any res- >HEAF WH1SkEY,'' or send their orde:s for any quantity required to the General Depot for its sale,
 91 WASHINGTON STREET, BosToH. Each bottle is enclosed in a neat pastsbsard box to ensure its safe transportation. c. A. Richards, GeaerW Agent, 9l WASHINGTON STREET. 1y35n, POSITION
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
London Dock Gin.
 London Dock Brandy, London Dock Port Win,. London DOck Sherry Wine.

The Subscriber would new offer to TOWN AGENTS, DRUGGISTS, GRoCERS and FAMILIES,
 ihese 5nstly celebrated Spirits and Wines. ts ihey are put up in cases of one dozen 4" o.aes % each; and will be sold at very low prices
 GENUINE LIQUORS .n5 "i %v1an,ns WIM,.ns 70 nMrchase good article at |, reasnnahi, ,r;o. Ls They are sold here, as in London in n I,o hot .,es only, with the Agents name on .,,.h t,. Io tle: to prevent countelfeitng. 'aeh oot- sample Bottles will te sent by Exn,es, ., that pafsies may test the quality, if desired ''
 Q. A. Richards.
 ss.s 9l WASHINGTON STREET,
 Tyr 35n. BOSTON Ayms Cherry: Pectoral
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
TOYS.

X large assortment of Geynax and American Toys.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
FuR t'''' UNDs EITHER oCcAsioNED BY THE EAYnSET
 SABRE OR THE BULLET, SORES OR BRUI-Es.

SABRE OR THE BULLET, SORES OR BRUI.Es.
 10 winch every Sol.licr and -;.ior are fable fi:erc are np m."icin"> s, >;,te sure and con v"nent. iS liullHway'S Pills and Ointment The l'onr. wounded. and almost dying sufferer
 nj2nt have his wounds dressed immediately If he wonti only provide himself with :hs ointment which should be thrust into tn. ,nnl and sIneare,l all rnnni it. then covered with piece of linen from his knep>ack and | comp es>el with Il lla,nncrchiet Taking nigh' .n't m"rnin. six "r eight Pl!S to cool the sys | lem and prevent inf ,nmation. Every >"l,ii,'is knlpsaek an' Seaman Chest >tlrlila bc provided with these va uablr rem stiitS
 CAUTION None are genuine -nnl ss tle wnr k " inLL 'wAY FEW luEK AND LONDON, ale disc ,rnibe as q Whe-mark in every leaf 't the book of directions "r'unl each pot ar box | the same mlv he plainly scen by h,hhny M. ielt 10 he Hyh. A handsome lcwa,d will be
 given to any one rendering such infnrmati"n
 Is m " lead {" the .lcte tiun o .lny party or parties c.,nnterf.iting the medicines or vrn.l, | ilg the same, knowing them ;n be spuri"us | o1, ld at the man ifacoly of l'ro'''>s"r 1 II ,LLewAY so Maiden L,ne New York, and
 " all respectable Drug sists and Dealers in | iIeaii .ine. thrnuluut the world Holloway \ | Pills and Ointment are now retaiied. owing tU the high price of Drugs &c. at 30 cts, IO cts. and Sl per Box Pot
 Eg- Th.rc is considerable saving by taking <, the IL rgcr sizes.
 N. E. Directions t,rtbe guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each box. fH@ Dealcss in my we'll k'own medicines l can h we Show Cards Circulars. &c sent them FREE OF EXPENSE. hy addressing Ihn'ma, Holloway, s0 Maiden Lane, N. Y. S3yl
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
NOTICE.

EVERY TWO MONTHS,
 nd have an Office, as usual, at
 SMITHS HOTEL, LITCHFIELD,
 For the sa:e of their ~> CELEBRATED PERFECTED SpECTACLES
 ihe'" speclacles now SD gs1era,ly u>o,i and approved are the most perfect assistance {" defective visi,nn ever introduced. The PURf- and transparency of material perfect y polished surfaces and skillful focal arrange ment If the lenses. admirably adapt them to ,he organ of sight. rendering them pert-ctl, natural to the eye. and producing CLEAR and DISTINCT image of the object as in the natural healthy sight There is glimmcling, wavering, dizziness of the head. or other un- pleasant sellS,tion> often experienced in the tse "f ordinary glasses. They will certainly enable the weafer to prosecute minute nr crit cal eye labor. either by day or candle light with
 EASE, COMFORT. AND SATISFACTION. l" much import ance cannot be attached to the fact that Mir. Morris is exceedingly skllfIl in titt'"s tine eye, which he does in all cases, ny examination invariably fttr=g wrrh tn, first pair of >lectaclts, however difficult the aa-e nay he.
 Ale>srs. liz,rns & Morris. really grateful for the very extensive patton l:.c accorded them nntallng and increasing on the occasion of each visit of Mir Morris to Litchcll-feel confident that as their representative. he will | Dersevere in the same honorable. courteous tn! pain>-taking con luct of their business. which has gained SO large d share of the conf fence and support of the public gY Note the time of visit at SMITHS HOTEL. OFFICE HOURS, 9A NJ. until sp. NJ. P. No Peddlers or Agents employed. 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
TEACHERS

are invited to call and examine my as- sortment of Lifhogrophs, Toy Books Toys, &c, which are sold at or nearly as cheap as ever. and discount of 20 per cent. made on all purchases amour ting to Sl or upwards.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
Lamps, Chinlnies and Oil,

Lamps of all kinds, Annealed, Mica and metal top Chimnies, Lanterns, OU Guns, Shades, Globes, &c. Old Lamps re-ftted and made as good as new.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
| VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION {! IAD1scRET1oNs oI 1 iuJTH

Sores anl Ulcers. Hntcies and Sw, lings can with certainty be radically cured, if th' Fills are taken night and morning, and thu. Ointment h' freely used as stated in printrd
 instructions ii treated m any other manner they dry u' throne part to break out in anuth CT WncfcaS this Ointment will ieuinve th. hnmnrs tron the system, and leave tlie P:ltien ! vigorous and healthy man It will reqnir Il little perseverance in tad cases, to insure |. tasting cure
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
Eric Ns1S and Relatives
HOLLOWAY;S PILLS
 AND OiNINILNI.

All who have Friends and ;cs in tl, Army CT Navy >h'nld take esl.,' ia care thu 'hcy b" amply >upntirtl with thv Fills all. iii!tn";it ; al,! v here the Eray. ol Hers ;t,n sailors ii,ve neglected |" pr"Ni,i' tl'm>rlvr Ahth them. no better present ca'' le s'nt then " their Fricnds They have he, n prnve,i llnr of netl
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
CnUGi.S AND COLDS AFFEcr1SG TEo0p3

Will he a"e'!iiy relieved and ctfectualiy car Hd hy usIhS t'l,se a'!imrabo medicines and hy r NE& proper attention to the Directions " ilirh ;i't st:i.r tu each Pot or Box SICK Iis.DArHES AND WANT .F APPETITE JNcI
 DENIAL I'D rurnItr,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17
FROM TEEEs TsCNDCrT ID1CEg. $

Having been appointed by John x Robert Dunstcr, the great Wine Merchants of Londo', as their Agent in the United tates and British Provinces, for the bott!!ng and safe of their Gel ebrated
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17

TIE peculiar taint or
 infection which we
 call ScRoFULA turks
 ill the constitutions of
 nlultitutles of men. It
 either produces or is
 produced by an en- teeblcd, vitiated state of tie blood, wherein 5 tiiat fluid becomes in- scompetent to sustain I'tlle vital forces ill their vigorous action, and the system to
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17

An Irishman who had blistered his fingers by endeavorins to draw on q pair ol new boots. exclaimed By St. Patrick shall never git thim on until wear them a day or two."
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17

These feelings ni. h sn sa:!,Ien ns. ns,"!,, .rLec 'r''.n tr"nhi9 CT annoy ccs. "stl' 'irtr,! '"fs ii iii''n. ni eating hnh drinking whatvye, l- nn nT''r-'iIe. this disturbing tie heattb, 'cti 'n "F tha liver and St,,lns,cA T.csv or gan, must he rrirvcI, if yui; desire to b, well inc Pills. taken accur,i Z tu tn. print. ed instructors "jt! quickly produce d health, il, ii 4l in both liHar and s!onlicIl and as |. nntu,'ti toa>clt'cnce, clear hcaG an gout! appu'!te.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-17

Will scon d:Faprear by the use Of these in valu thle Pills ani the soldiers will quicli, acl'irc additional strength Never let tn, s'wciI be either confined or analnly acted uI, on It may seem strange. that lIul 'wiy : Pills should hc recommended for I,senter, anl Flax. many prl>"n> suppusing ttat the, wnnl! increase the reiaXafi,.n. Tiiis is q ere;i' mistake. for these Pills will culltct-l the live, and stomach. and thus remove all ,be acrii humnrs from the system. This medicine will give lone and vig"r to the whole organic sys tenn, however derangetl while health an, strength follow as a matter of cnnrSe Moth. ing will stop the relaxation of the Bowels St sure as this famous neicne
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-04-02

tucking him in, one, Expecto, motioned
to Expo no that the feeble toothpickian
was muttezing in his sleep. Expono
bent his ear forward and thought he
caught the words g the ship for
rolling" An interval of half moment
elapsed and then the renowned Ex-
isto in half audible accents breathed
forth the touching lines
"Be IA, Be e-e, Be IL, Be o-o.
And Bing-(hic) Bingo was his name"
and then sunk quietly into a deep slum-
ber.
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Correspondence Of the Nec SoatA:
THE FLORIDA EXPEDITION.
PnATKA, Fla. March %, 1864.

PnATKA, Fla. March ~, 1854.
here is little of interest to report from
here, which is now the Advance Post in
Florida, Col. BARToN's troops occupy
their old position; making occasional
reconnoisances towards the enemy's
lines. Rumor says the Confederate
forces have fallen back, not only from
our front here, but also from near Jack
sonville. A citizen living on the river,
midway between here and Jacksonville,
started last week for Savannah. He got
only tpsBaldwin. where he Yas sta2ped.
and compelled to return. He says that
a portion Of Finnegan's forces, about fus
thousand, haze gone back to Charleston.
This statement is also corroborated from
other sources.
The Naval Expedition up the river to
Lake George, have succeeded in captur-
ing another steamer, the Hattie Brock.
She was laid up in one of the creeks or
lagoons of the St. Johns river. She is
fine steamer, and formerly run between
this place and Jacksonville. The Naval
Expedition also succeeded in capturing
over one hundred bales Of cotton; also a
quantity of rosin and turpentine. Citi-
zens here say that large amounts of cot
ton, rice, rosin, tobacco and turpentine
are secreted along the creeks and lagoons
of the st. Johns. Probably We shall
find it before many days. Great credit
is due CAPT. BALcH, of the Pa,sase, for
ferreting out these Confederate stores:
The troops here are in excellent health
and are much pleased with this locality.
Pilatka is really pleasant town, and our
forces give it a lively and business-like
aspect. More anon. TuBALecAIs.
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THE TOOTH PICK CLUB. J

a;ahl T.. sighed the noble Expeno, 81
fear sonsthiag III has befallen our lively
Exists, for be prides himself on punctu-
atty, and the midnight hour has already
tolled itself away on the good ship Futon,
ret he is not with as.n1, "a st&,g sii' -
i . / have often, = grayely discoursedthe
solemn Expiro, !" reminded him Of the
breyity Of human existenee and his tens
dancy to make it more briefly prodigal
indulgence in those friyolities which nj
timately cause their victim to founder on
the sea Of lie like q ship cast upon the
lrccks amid the violence of taRultous
storm. - "a sss2 2aas, y, s;s4'at ssssS 'a
AssI eonjurs you," said the paliating
Excuse, anot to Judge too harsaly Of
fhs, conduct Of our absent companion,,
NE are .sn frail by nature, and Ezsto is
!. wont morethan any ofns To- participate
inscenes Of myrth and gaiety. = : :
tsIf the joyous Eristo." remarked the
doubtful Expungo,, "has come toAa .m-
timeiy end through his own indiscsetion,
! We mnss err from our parchment a
Aane that was once cherished by every
member ofthe order # the bssom Of
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4. Tn afraid you'll forget me, wife,
when I'm away, said brave volunteer.
"Neyer fear, my dear the longer you
are away in your country's service the
better ] shall like you"
Ambiguous, rather.
An Indian and white man were
passing along Broadway, New York,
when the former espied window full of
wigs, and pointing to the owner, who
stood in the doorway, SAID "Um-him
great man-big brave-take many scalps.
-asDid you know ! was here?" said
the bellows to the fire. "Oh! yes; 1
always contrive to get wind Of you, was
the reply. -
An Irishman caught-a hornet in his
hand, hut dropped it and exclaimed,
"Be ja6ers! what kind of teeth do your
birds have in Ameriky?"
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to table and touched, tasted and hand
led goodly glass Of nectar. This simple
act had such an effect on the hilarious
Existo that he was induced to offer the
laexplicable sentiment
- "If my father was hen,"
and then apologized by saying he believed
something was faulty in the construction.
No further attempt was made at giving
sentiments, but they all appreciated an
effort at muse by Existo who took from
his vest pocket little bit of metal which
he applied to his lips and gently breathed
upon, causing thread of steel to vibrate
fye-hundred times a second, and produ-
cling the sweetest and most melodious
sounds. When he had finished he fair
ly trembled from the emotion caused by
his own success. The Tooth -Pickers
applauded vociferously and avowed they
had never before heard him perform with
such admirable skill. Expono suggested
that it was beftting occasion to practi-
cally illustrate the brief message reputed
to have been sent by certain governor
to his near neighbor who occupied SIM
liar position, whereupon the worthy.
Bety orce sgsirz disp9Rees thensslSs
SIoand the table, filed the glasses, wink
le9twice with each eye, and bade good
he to the contents. ~ 81,
~ Your experience my jocund Existo, "
said Expono, "has been of a gay and
lfr,lieksome character and we will wave
the dignity which attaches to the Club
fot the sake of becoming further enlight-
ered." This intimation was Immediately
lat! !ed'upon by Existo, who dragged three
lofshis companions into the centre Of the
rom and insisted upon their dancing
with himself very peculiar original
reA-the .fae-siaile of the one he had
witnessed that evening. In the, absence
of tfnte, guitafand banjo, it was arranged
thst the two remaining members should
snap their tooth picks at regular inter
walls. The reel having been finished,
tho party stepped toward the table and
were Just a single moment IN performing
one of the most brilliant feats, combi-
Mig dexter, labial, dental and gutteral
accomplishments that has ever been exc
hcufed While thus engagedit was the opin-
Ion of Existo that he could not convey
more accurate impression of his nights
experience than by repeating the feat
which combined so many accomplish
meats several times in rapid succession.
But on the last round it was evidentthat
Existo could not again come up to time.
! He sainly endeavored to describe BAN
outs scene at which somebody insulted
the host by renewing to him his distin-
guished considerations, and at which a
pussy individual returned thanks for ia
tycrs received and various other things
wers said and done by. those present. AT
llsnethit it was advised by Expono, so feeble
IL ( - - l. l..
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foul cruelty mas swept acros' lid P"'h
let us drop tear to his memory in the
ever-open urn of sympathy.
"The old adage live while you hive,
broke in Expecto, has been his guiding
star from the period of prattling child
hood; let us avoid dwelling on the
gloomy reverse of what may have hap
pened and anticipate the bright diverse
of happy -"
"-jovial, splendid, brilliant en-
tertainment," exclaimed Existo who at
this junction bounded into the room with
the agility of catamount, but no SOON
er had he reached the centre OF the
apartment than he was surrounded by
his gladstone friends who straightway
congratulated him on his personal safety
from harm. Indeed it was full FIVE min
utes before he could release himself from
their hearty embrace, when at length free
he was SO exhausted by the endearins
pressure that he could hardly find
strength to utter few syllables IN as
tonishment at the unusual manifesto
tions of delight caused by his presence.
The noble Expono' disregaidns Tue
amazement OF E1isto' aiter Joining 'ne
party m tases tire sSTnGs = VI - - s., 8
ia o. .oAsn s.'a - .s -, ssn,.;n
y t,e ~. -" - u = ~ ssnh. (.
W. NIas s.saI q s ssIssi1 81 - 3, al, n
lec.eu s;,.s9 ~ ~ ~ go tbe
- e"sn - i sss sls;a.s. - g fai,o,yaa bv
s.: Ys u.'.. ~ - ', !. 8 .s;h,,t;oon ~ :
.sf z 7' 8 80 s - sesS - yL,1s.,1 q. z.
! III E3isto Hsa'' qpickly assuesr '.e -
was no OCCASION y AnoeA ~ :,
he had simply accep'eo an 1 :
meet with a few pnsnsome Sons u Nep'
tune at Quarter7- never miho tns
hour, interrupted Expono' you As
.se no' - oooA 49, -, - 80 st.,s
= ,s 9 ae'y sou - 80 az. - ,as,,,vaI.
sAp,e'y .n' -. - 80 - =. -.
opeeyoo ulis -. -.
e.~.s @Ns .u;,s,. ,;s =
.'''o A''o.,. 30 = - 70. lr,,,h;t,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
Lee Gold and silver Mining Com

By order OF the Board Of Trustees
APPS I'd JOHN J. MILLS, Sec'y.
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C,n,raI American G, & &, N.

NV T
San Francisco, April IL, 1864. apr25 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26

Company, Devils Gate District Lyon county, n.
T--Office lU5 Montgomery street, near Suffer.
San Francisco-SOticc is hereby given, that in
accordance with the laws of the State Of Califor.
MIA and 4 resolution adopted by the Board Of
Trustees Of the Union Star Gold and Silver Min
ing Company there will be sold at public auction.
by John Middleton & Son, at their auction rooms,
No. 400 Montgomery street, San Francisco Cali.
fornia, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of May.
1864 at 10 o'clock ~. OF that day, 80 many of the
denqucn; shares of the capital stock Of the
above company, standing in the names Of the fol.
lowing named shareholders as may be necessary
for the payment Of an assessment of five cents
per share duly levied December %, 1863, and an
assessment Of twenty five cents per share duly
levied February g. Is6i. together with cost Of al.
vcrtsing and expenses of sale unless said assesh.
mcnts with accruing charges. are previously paid
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
yellow Jacket silver Mining Com.

paNy.-NulICe Is heTNny SlNrh, InaI IT aCcOEulICe
with the laws Of tho Territory Of Nevada, the by
laws " the company, and an order Of the Board Of
Trustees O! the above named cOnOany, !hcro will
be sold, on TUESDAY, May Eth, 1864, at four
O'Clock r. Of said day in front OF tho Company 5
office. 10 the highest bidder, Tor {. S gold coin, SO
many shares Of the capital stock Of the above
naTed company, standing in the names Of tho iUl-
lowing ualSrd persons, as will pay all assessments
NOW due, together with all expenses " advertising
l. i
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, ASSESSMENT SALES.


many, Gold Hill District. n. J., once NO. ooo
f,Iuy street, San Francisco. March 18th, 1861
Notice IL hereby given, that in accordance with
the laws OF the State Of California and an order
duly made by the Board of Trustees Of the GGl.
den Gate silver Mining Company, there Will be
snid M publ;c auction, at the salesroon Of John
Middleton & Son, No. 400 Montgomery street, on
SATI-RDAY, April 23d, 1864 at 10 o'clock NJ. to
The highest bidder for cash, in L. ;. gold coin. 30
many shares of the capital stock Of said comPa.
nv, standing in the name. of the following per-
s3rs, as will be necessary for the payment OF as.
sSss,,ept No G of one dollar per share duly le.
We'd thereon by the Board of Trustees on the 10th
dny of january, 1864. together with cost OF I'D,
yertisemrut and expenses of sale unless said
assessment and charges are sooner PAID
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
mnn,erer M. nnd 8, M. Company,

Devils Gate District, Lyon county n, T., Office ~
Montgomery street, San Francsco.-Notlce Is mere
BY given, that on FRIDAY the 2Ith gay "
Nav A, d. 1854 at II o'clock A. ~, there will be
sold at public auction, Mt the saesroom OF Messrs
Cobb n Sinton, No. 4O6 Montgomery street, San
Francisco to the highes bidder, for cash. in T. ).
coin, 50 many shares Of the Capital Stock OF the
Monterey Gold and Silver Mining Company. stand:
ing in the names of tho hereinafter mentioned
stockholders as will BIO necessary 10 pay all assess
menls now delinquent thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and all accruing charges unless
the same DO previously paid to the Secretary
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Michigan Mining and will Comma

Z! 1-'V'.Vt IS htreb! gwen, thai in accortlnce
WIKI the laws OF Nevada Territory and the by lays
Of the Michigan Mining and Mil COMPANY, and an
order iron Tho Board Of Trustees, thcrs Will he
sold On SATURDAY, the fourteenth day Of May
\ u 1904 n front OF tho Secretary's Office in
eo.d hIli, SO many shares VI stock in said comp1-
ny, standing in the names Of the following u,,s5S
as VIII be necessary 10 pay the amount due TO: as
seSSments, together with tho cost Of saio and adj.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Incl..on Gold and silver Mining Co.

Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of
said company, there will be sold at public auction,
OH THURSDAY, May tho 9Th, A. D. 1864. al .
O'Clock p NJ, in front Of the otIico OF the compa-
ny, on Main street, in Gold Hill, y. I, so many
Shares Of the capital stock Of the company, stand
ing in the names of the following persons, as may
be necessary TO pay the assessment due thereon
together with the costs Of sale and advertising
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nm District, Storey County, \. T.. Uihte 10
Montgomery street, San Fran cisco. Cal.-Aotice
!. hereby given, thar oil WEDNESDAY, tho 25th
Lay OF NAY, 4. D. ls6J nj II o'clo *, 4. ~, there
viii be sold at public auction, at the sa!esroom OF
Mcrrs. Cobb & Sinton, No. 4O6 Montgomery street
San Francisco. to the hishen bidder ior ea'h, ~
T. ). coin, so many shares of the capital stock Of
the Green Gold and silver Mining Company stand.
inc in the names Of the hereinafter mentioned
stockholders as will be necessary 10 pay Gil assesS
:nrn,s now delinquent thereon, together with tho
costs Of advertising and all accruing charges. IN
les the same he previously paid TO the Secretary:
Yancs Certificates. Shs AMOUNT
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s,a,wham silver y,iEins Company.

Sol!ce Is hereby gwen ina: N accordance with the
laws OF Neyaia TERRITORY and the bylaws OF ths
cornvsav. ,!lc.e VII &c sold =, public auction Il
front OF said ccIarar.'s crice o. Main s:Tcc: n
Gold Hill. on MONDAY. tiIs 2d day Of May, \. D.
1864. % many Shares C: ne capital stock Q: the
COMPANY, standing = the names OF the following
persons OF the books Q: the company. as VIII o..
su[icieGi 10 pay the Assessments duo thereon to-
c2th5r with costs o. sale and advertising