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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24
Sic yiebeOcu Grelie iibcr 9iutolu's GrwdDluug

Sic Rihmpnecr Scitrnaen (n,eleet Der Seize
arapt) miDmcn Der nrrelihen Trlitif ritl Nanlit.
Sas 9teilltat Der gSatl mirD rcn ibnen ais cine
GrflIruna tetrahtet, Rap nas nprrltthe Sclf rter
Sabre lSnacr !8riea 6atcn mia, uno ba8 iiolihe
Self mirb rater aufacfrroert, fh aac Trieeenssez
eanfsn aus Dem Sinns su ialassn unp an nihts
ais Trrtissuns nes &ric9cS 1T Etnfen. Sic 9lats
ter fcrecru iclte 9eute rie 9ieez 1rdliSent StepGens
@rurernDr 9rrirn unn germ gcrcs AMI, III relt8=
nirei.
Ser vSttdmrnD gSbis" ipriht iih in Der fclscnz
Sen gSsiie iitcr 9r1lirsnt S~inccln's Micncrcripih=
luna ans vgSenise bafcn 9letd ron 2in1ran9 All
oaran asiipsifslt, CAP pies laS Gr9stntB tcin iriircs
unn ned nsit @eni9cre rcrcen cs %teoauern. @Sas
inns tctrint, mir iIhlen, Dap Die 9rcBc Sadte, fir
Die mir ~finpfen, ether arcBen Stfabr cntrrnren 1T.
Sic &clitif Der 8rrlcbnin1 Der Scncc1ltrn, Ger
Sameidslei, Die Me@leIan rerlupt faten riiroe,
mar rne6r III firhtsn, ais 2intpln's 6eere une Slot
ten. 9tid,t cine 8runc mmBte man fitrdten, Dap
cine iOlds gsnlitif Gen Silrtn tarlhsn, esh1craltftz
rem rup iralten iriirce. Wiit 9tnccln trauht man
pies nibt III tefiirhtsn infer 0clf ipiro fcrtfabz
rem, ,rie Elm Manu Da,uitsten nit ibm itcht Gin
assinistcr @ircn sinem ~sstbsiltsn gtrrren ss9eniiter.
Wit MeGlclan mGre rs risQsidt ein 9ccinistcr
Nrrocn aeaen cinen ~sstteilten Sioel 9etrsien nno
in Dem Sale titte ali na8, rcnah mir ndtrcne
riciss pieriabriscn &amrfcS getrctt faten, ~rerlcren
asben fSnnen. sllein Sinccln fd9rt fcrt, Der Ssrr
Ser Danfecs AT isin une bas @sirenIt Der Gcccns
~itruciicn rerihrinret fitr INNER"
slebnlih irriat IA ouh Der rGnquirer" aus :
vGiele 9S~ieetrermdbluns Sinccln's tinpet = la5tc CT
un1cr 0clf ned feiter suiannlcn uno rcrttncert
Die Spaltuna unc llnciniSfeit, Gle Wselcllan's
Gr,ribluma tittc 6srpcrruicn frnncn. gStr iriiien,
Dap lie 6rrtissun9 rss &rit9e5 fsoei,tct nno nnicr
@anr miro iih earauf rcrtereiten. Stir Den Sriercn
iinp feline 9tusiidtsn unp es lit teicr fir ins, DAP mir
FLAIR bic 3reae ees Seinnes In fielcr 9e;iebnn3 crs
~fennen, ais CAP mir ourA Die !6cHnun9 auf 0riez
Cen, bic bic Niererlase Sinccln's inter rnlcrer Be
pSlfcruns tcrrorgcrufcn taten irttroc, IN r~n'ersn
9lnlittsn astteilt ncrfen maren. Wr9cn ~r1lere
9etGrocn iricrt ans 92erf seben, Das Seer 81 re-
rraaniiren, Die sSssimcnter III trniclieiren, Die
Netben aug ;uiilen, bic @arallsric III r~srteiicrh mno
iib aut bic Sribltnsseainrasnc rcrsutsreiten."
Naes Sas itimlnt gan; 9snau nit nn'ern Ansz
irriihen rcr Der gSatl therein. SScnn &eStcz
r,lnsstldtter itrsn @sisrn rerlihertsn, DAP Der Siiz
Cen nab Der gSiscsrrr,pGbluns Ntrabam Sintrlno
III &rcu,e trishsu msrce, ir BAT iid ricic YrrpHez
;rituns cftn ic penis crfiat, ME bic rielsn anrern
Grrpbt; eihunssn, purb nethc bic Siibrcr Ger terrz
i9enoen &art6si Dem 0rlfc Gano in Die Mu9en
~itrcutcu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24
.Srine Observation-Disclosures init hemnffuetcu Ser.

rdtDcra." 10 lautete Die %iinnlcis gbra,s, Die rcr
Ser 2SaEt rcn Den &s9isrunsstlattern IN satnrism
8ariatirncn sciunsen murre. sSir rrsuen ms,
oaB nadb Ger SSabl rists Der Grsitsn Sdreisr zen
ocm tr5en 6auls trruntsrseitis8en itre urr DEN linz
inn MN isltit rerrrerfcn, Den ie rpr Ger gSatl ssz
prepist baten. Seltit Ger Sra6titetsr 8crnsr, and
SincctnS Srftunp scnannt, acitstt in ictner Tbila=
oelrbia Qrsb, Dap, I'm Sriersn III %srlanssn, ricle
@cnceiiicncn acn,aht msreen mitfier, eaB Sic gSablz
p6raien, bic CT iel6it IN lsincm 9latts r~srtrsitct Bat,
ren.
Salrctl, fieie unp rtsle anners Ss6rsn Ger &ez
aicrrnasparttei fslrd6rsn iA nidt. Sc ihnelcr
ntes Die 8ibrer isner Hartbei %einIt1sn, ceip tsiisr 1T
es fir ras aanp. gSrlt ibr Srieren bafcn, 10
miBt i6r Zen gSes einitlascn, Den iNh WeSlsIan
pprassihnst Bate; CT fibrt alsin gum 3isls!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

sS Sic Srlcatsnitinlme Eel Der Stic Sftcs
Fer g8abl fstrGst AZ 1887, baron srbielt Cas- cemc=
fratiiAe staatstifst 1896. MsGrtsit fir cas TO-
senannte unicn Sidst 28,49t. Sic Me6rbeit Ger
8ssisrinssrartbei IN Stic, nit Ger Srleateniiimz
me, ,riro %unssiitr 5000 t~straasn; 1sstss Satr
tsfy,ta 1s iifer 100 600.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

eas lie flcs lire FHiht ais ar,erifaniide 9iraer
actban tl6en, uno rttt %eutftrnt, TIN 4arbrn TTr IL
re Sanclunaspeiis lei Der terrIhenbcn Yarttei su
titten, iinp Tic itcls earauf uno rercinisen itt teuts
ned III sinem ~fraftisen rSurrab fitr Meeiels
fam"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

See 4btt. Stsrbau q. Scuslas 9 e.
1ist6um. SerSe amentsrrultrefe Hes ~psritrrtez
nen Stsrtan q. Douglas bat mad Dem Scuntr
@cribt rrrseleaten Suittan8en all Ntasame Scu9z
las iiter 81 800 unp al ee fcieen ainser ittcr
$1,000 ais Grlr5 ans Ger Ssftgnn9 nah ItSu9 ais
fer Shulrcn tsiahlt. Gis5 srirb ZEN rielcn Urcuns
Den uno 9epuneerern nes tstraucrtsn Staatamans
mes cine milfrmlnens NaAridt isin, t~cirneers sa
man rcrfrr ~oGssrrchn alautts, bic Seiisnns iei iters
ihultct. (Stitoac ST.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

Sg Sn Dem tcriibmten S~rrnItip Iadicn in
~stualai;e @runtp sttislt MtSlsaan $50 s'immsHi
2tntcln feline!
Maricn Srtrnl6ip in Mcr:er Gcuntr sot Stttte
mac 331 Stirmeu p; a~irtr(n feline, 8strnt Gin
gei'riel tarori
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

$50 1T Sisel?" irdst Gin Scier. ssir
,rii1tn ss ntht; or iheint gang rerld,casn ;a lein.
gSGbrsnp Ger srebe 8rissSfelo Sarl shirS i'm rsrz
acHsnen 9Sablfalnpfs fir Oh Nts AM Dem Stumz
pen NIT Der 3unse fGnpfte, ttfclsts si8sl Gin fss
tarrlite5 Sdmsigsn. sSarnm Das ninen mir
niht. gSir piiisn aber, Dap farl Shuri niht re-
Iisniren rirp, 10 LANCE iRm DID ste nttt einsn
anosrn 9rpdsn ~;'irirft. Scl4e ~Yatrirten" rsiisz
niren niht, 10 LANCE ibr Gehalt rs9clmalf9 aussez
,atlt lrire.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24
Sbio I'M nailtcu GongreB. Sri. @isc, &c

Sbio int naiItcu GongreR. Sci. @ies, Ger
remrfratiits Sanrioat fir 6rr9rsb, erbislt III isiz
mem 9iitrift cine Wlsfrtsit ton 900 Stimnrsn itsr
Den Grs= Ssmascssn Niblsr. gim lit uter Si6z
lsp ecnnch rurh bic Srloatsn= siimr,sn ersrdbIt
moroem. IS sslans nelnli6 benz r;z&emasraen
sli6lcp, es1nrfratiihe sifets rcn Cen Sascrm fern
III Ealten, 10 bab bic Solcaten feline Stfets fir
Stiee, nit Gem tie sebisnt tatten, f%sfcmmen fcmten.
sSir 7nrsn ss lstr natiirlit, raB Die S9cenies iitcr
risien vsies" %triumptirsn. Ilbler 1T Gin pclitiz
idsr Su,ntus, 9ics 1T Srlcat, Der isincn Yatrirs
tismus uno isins Surisrfett auf Dem ST(adtftlrs
~terisien Sat. Gin pclitiihcr Sumbus, Der mad
itrem @sidmaae a%ufipistt, iiebt in ibrsn Nuasn
bpbsr ais Gin tapferer Wann, Ger itt tiir Die Sic,
rutlif sum Sriirpst ihissen lisb. = Sic Semrz
fraten rrn Sttr mercen nun i'm ndhitcn Srnsreb
MIR curd, srei Mitalterer i'm Sauie rsrrdientirt
iein (Sinf nne Sc 9lpns), bic Nssisrunssrartlsi
nur,1 II.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-24

Gin "tranrigcr Sclo. - Stsrit lieutenant Siren
rcm Is. Sbic SaraIlcrie Jtesiinent, it rrm &rir9Ss
acrid,te rsrurtbsilt ircrecn uSur Gntlaliun9 aus Dem
Sienite nit Gem @erluIte aner SrbnltnJ, me9cn
1bleAten 9strascn5 rrr Dem Ssinns, unp neil or
iha,nlrisr gSsiit Den Soften rcrlisB, Cen ju perthsiz
oiacn CT ccmutancirt mar"
SieIcr Siron, Der ourA ctiscn Sprl,h nit S6imrf
unn Shanne aus benz Gicnlte aejaat irire, lit Der
@sprGitutant Ger uScpalsn Scaentrilrer" ron Si5bs
LAMB @runtp in Der Stic @cirsSetun5. ga Die
S6ip @clesa REORGANIZATION gsSenrdrtiS itlett
te,ablt trcrren (tlps $21 per 8phs) 10 9lautte 6is
ron rbnc ;3freifcl, cinel fltinen Neten zVeroienlt mits
nebmen Al fpnnen uur lieg lih rrn 9Dur. 8rcu9b
a(s Steritlieutcnant erncnnen. Gr trua rbne 3rei=
fl Die Sdultcritrcifcn NIT rieler U9Siiroc", bat ater
.ric man iisbt, feline TcQe lebr %trauris uauaaeirielt."
gtad risrj1brigem &ric9e irltcn unlcrc Hc9entcn
bod ennlih aslernt baten, Dap man ans etnem rrz
litiiaeu Wtaul6cieen Itbt iItcr stadt cincn Srie3s@
telDen mahcn fam. 2lter rulere 9tc3cntcn ldeiz
ncn aus alien t~rauriacn Grfabrun9en nitte lerncn
1T mrlen unb 10 trrsn mir cenm, Zap nculth unltr
Gcursrnclr ir9ar Den ais 9~tit9lito unierer Gelesz
oetrna ttriihti0ten 9Se It gum Ntairr cinca Nez
ailments trnannt Gat! Sieis N g9eit irar Fer 9ritcn
einc5 GeitBastsrs iu scring, CT Itrette mad 'Srhcrcin
unn mclts SonarcBrlitglieS neroen atcr lctne ctz
acne Yar,bci in lsinen Gitrift rsrmarf i'm, neil
ic i'm fannie. Sour. 9rpusb belt i'm auf uno
mad't ion ;nn, gtaicr! Ginen Msnitcn, Der pom
Srieashanemcrfs nibt mstr rsritsht ME ein S6ulz
fnatt, rirp Der 9rfsbt iter Sunpsrts rcn 8iirScrn
anrertraut, nit Der 2lusiat, DAP CT pisis 9uncerts
tsi Der srIten tsitsn @slcsenbsit aus purcn llnrcrz
itann nuslrier SSstis auf Die Shiahttanf fiifrt.
@istt cs psnn inter "luisren s~erisntcn Srloatcn
niat Sauienrc, Die ii4 enrd, Sarferfsit uno linz
Iidt auaac;siGnet batcu uue bic funrsrtn,al ,riirriz
ssr ,rirsn cine Sff;isrsiste ;u tsflsiosn, ris iclhs
rctitiid,e 9rcbnen mis gasit ,np 9rniprten ? ST eS
Mot cine Shancs, Die glrncs ;t elmer SsrirrsunSs
9lnitalt fir berltnts sctrrAenc prlittlds Sema9cz
gen Su MAIDEN?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board
VIRGINIA Monday, March ]

VIRGINIA Monday, March IL.
VIRGINIA DISrRIcT.-Bajszett q. Era, %
bid-6O asked; Moss 40 asked; Osceolar 10 bid !
Santa Fe, Is asked
GOLD HILL DIsTRIcr-AriIOna, gig 6id-l7
asked; Alpha, S25 asked; Amador, asked Ar
20. 5 50 bid-a asked Branch Mint, 20 asked !
Baltimore American, 80 bids asked; Belle
Vernon, 10 asked; Central Park, Is asked; Com
hined Effort, I2 bid-I4 asked CroesuE, IS asked;
Cherokee. 10 asked; Crescent, bids asked !;
Coppers, bid; Empress, IS bid; Frankei 9 asked
Gilmore asked; Globe, Is bid-20 asked Har-
old 8 so bid-l7 asked; Hartford ~ bid-2O ask
ed Kentucky, 8 asked; Knicr 25 b-25a % 80 d's)
Michigan, IS asked; North American. IS bd-lO
asked, b 30; Northern Light, bldg asked Ne.
vada, ls asked; Occidental Consolidated, 3 bids
asked; Original Croesus, s asked; Rock Island, l2l
bid-l2t asked. 3 80; Stevenson Kehoe, bids
asked: South Midas. Is asked San FranciSco, 4
bid-g asked; vesuvius, IS asked; White Dove
Consolidated, 81 asked: Consolidated American
Flat, 6 asked; shamrock, 4 bid-e0 asked; Grant,
~ asked; Mansfield, , asked; Yankee Jim, 1t bid
Ia ssked; Jewett & Shepard, Is asked Eagle
Consolidated, 10 asked; Pony Express, 81 bid
asked.
DEVILS GATE DISTNcr.-PHde OF the West,
Ss5 bid; Sebastopol, s asked
FLowERY DIsTRIcT.-Lady Bryan, $50 Did
60 asked: Uncle sam, 4 bid asked Wealth Co,
asked: Veal Chance, 6 asked; Yankee Blade :
asked 49, ss IL,
ISDIAN SPRING DISTRICT. Orien, 20 DID
Roger Sherman, 9 bid-16 asked
PALMYRA DIsTRIEr.-Orizabs SSo asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14

DEATH ORA DIVER PROM SuPFocATIoN.-
Felix Giraud, submarine diver. died from
suffocation lately at st. Louis. He was en-
deavoring to get chain under the steamer
Moderator, sunk by the ice, at the foot OF
Olive street. Giraud remained under the
surface of the water so Lonesome twenty
minutes-that the attendants, who it is al
legged were inexperienced, became first Puz;;,
zled and then alarmed at the absence Of all
signals from below, and pulled him up. Gil
aud was dead. The head piece of the armor
was instantly taken of, and disclosed the
face blackened, and blood issuing from the
nose and ears, all betokening suttoeation.
He had gone down into the river for the last
time. It Is supposed that the unfortunate d.
yer had stumbled of the ladder by which he
was descending-no weights being attached
to his feet, although there should have been
and that his position became Immediately
reversed, his head being downwards, and that
then he was instantly suffocated BY the foul
air, which always descends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board.

GOLD HILL, Saturday, March II.
GOLD HILL DISTRICT.-AriZonR 10 bid. 10
asked Abel & Keys bid. II asked Alpha
$50 bid. 1850 asked Amador ) asked; Aston
Is asked; Beleher :, 500 asked: Branch Mint Is
bid IS asked Baltic l4S bid, los asked; Burke
& Mcclellan IL asked Combined Effort 20 asked;
Consolidated Company IS bid, 10 asked; Caiedo'
MIA Tunnel - bid 30 asked; Champion asked
Crown Point Raviue Il asked; Carson asked
Colorado 9 30 bid. Is asked Contraband ask
ed Clinton & Hubs 70 bid ; DiilSent bid En-
press Is bid 70 asked Efingham asked; Excel
s;or % asked Frenkel bid, asked; Golden
Horn bid. asked; Globe 10 bid, y Us ked
Hawkeye (OriginaD 40 bid, 70 asked Ha"keye
No, l, go bid $50 asked; Harold bid, ~ asked !;
Hale and Hunt asked; Jim Mcclellan 80 bid
2 50 asked; Jeweu g. Shepard3 50 bid. asked I;
Justice $50 bid; Dr. Perry . 50 asked, John A.
Logan asked Jenny Lind asked Keystone
81 bid, 40 asked Keystone No. =, 10 bid IL %
asked: Knickerbocker - bid, % asked Louis
VILE 10 asked; Mountgincer asked: Mineral
Point ask ed Muy Rico IL bid, 80 asked NO
Their Lompkins IS bid, asked; Mary Ann 20
bid SO asked; MiantOnoInah aid, asked Mas
silon - asked AaydOwer asked; Mechanics !
asked; Navigation 20 asked North American Gu
bid, lOe asked New Oregon l3 bid, Is asked Ma
poleon ! bid, 9 asked; Narragansett bid ask.
ed Nevada 3 bid, Is asked; Omega l3O bid, 3Oo
asked; Oneo,o - bid, Is asked Pontiac 50 bid
. asked Pilot 5 asked Pride of America asked;
Rock Island l3 bid. II asSed; Richelieu bid (
asked Robert Emmett b asked SAhuN boWtEs
. bid, I asked; Stevenson Kehoe IS asked; San
Francisco bid, asked: Tontine l3 bid. 10 ask
ed f: yesuvius Is asked; West Point asked
Yellow Jacket 1850 bid, 200 asked (ouysr 3U
days); Yolo Is bid. 20 asked.
VIRGINIA DIsTRIcT.-Allen 20 bid Burning
Moscow 100 bid. 100 asked; Birdsall IL asked {;
Baiazett & Golden Era IS bid. - asked; Grass
Valley Central 80 bid Milton 30 bid, 50 asked !;
North Potosi 60 bid; 0seeola 5 bid, 10 asked ;
Ponce dc Leon l bid, 5 asked Russell asked :;
Seneca bid, IS asked sutro bid, IL asked ;
Vim. Penn bid 10 asked.
DEVILS GATE DIsTRIcT.-Pride Of the West
50 bid Sebastopol bid, 9 asked.
FLowERY DIsTRIcT.--Lady Bryan IS bid. o5
asked Lady Bryan No ,, 50 bid, asked Tn.
Gle Sam bid 9 asked Veal Chance asked !;
Yankee Blade 4 asked.
INDIANS SPRINGS Observation-Disclosures IS bid.
lis asked; Randolph 9 bid, 10 asked Orion IS
asked; Lyon 10 asked
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS DIsTRICr.-Grant
asked.
SALys IN THE BOARD To-DAT.-Ten feet Col.
den Horn at 81 10 feet jim Mcclellan at 50: 2
fee, Knickerbocker at - 10 feet Mary Ann at ~;
10 feet Narragansett at .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTs.
CouStablP'S Sale

OOIINIItDIt y sgstIOs
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice $. A. Kellogg's Court, Of Gold
Hill Township, Storey county, \. T., to ME direc.
ted in favor of the Knckerbocker Company, ard
against Lawrence OFT in the sum of Eighty dollars
ESQ 25) and Twenty-Five cents and costs, hav"
seized and will expose for sale at public auction
at . O'Clock, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of March
1864, in front of Justice :. a. Kelloggs office, i'll
Gold HILL storey county. y. T., the following de-
scrlbed property, tOwit: All the right, title ana
interest of Lawrence OFT, the above named
Judgment debtor. in and TO two hundred and sew
enty ,aT0) feet Of mining ground in the knlckef'
booker Gold and silver Mining Company, ana ~
ing and being situated in American Flat Gold fii'
WIN. II, BEGAN,
Constable of Gold Hill Township:
Gold Hill Feb o. 1864 ie2S la
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
nHIS BOARD HOLDS DAILY SESSlu
L for the saIe and purchase Of Stocks
lst--Fro,n IL to o'clock. P. ID.
od---From 7 to q O'clock P. III.

The meetings ARE open to the public. Any
person present bid upon and purchase the
stock offered, free nf commissions, but regular
members orly can offer stock for sale. The most
rigid rules have brrn adopted 10 enforce the full.
ilGlent Of contracts.
Iu Virginia and vicinity, where NO large u pro.
portion Of the population are more or less inter
es:ed in Mining Stocks, many of our merchants
and business men often being forced 10 accept such
In payment from debtors, the necessity has long
h.,.n f. for al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14

The wit decidedly won his bet, who, in a
company where every one was Dragging Of
his tall relations, wagered that he himself
had brother twelve feet high. "He had,
he said, "two half brothers, each measuring
Six feet"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14

Where they can dispose Of Their own property,
and purchase any Stock offered, FREE OF commS-
sinns TO meet this great want 1.-THE Peoples
Stock Board" has been organized, not as n
Board of BROKERS'" but rs IN organization nf-
frrding it's members an opportunity CT disP0-inR
Of their own properly, aud Mt the same time In
viting the public 10 bid upon and purchase the
same, unhamprred by any commissions. The
eli INC il "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
POCKET I3col, Lost,

POCKET HOOK, CONTAINING ONE
IL Note against r. T. Leet & Co. and Certineale
No "A In the American Flat Gold and silver MIN
ing Company, and Certificate No. 2s2 In the pi'r
danelle Gold and Silver Mining Company. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating lor suu
Note and Certificates, IN the transfer has been
stopped The finder will receive u suitable re-
ward by leaving the Pocket Book at the NEWS
Office, Gold Hill. G
mig I'm WA' hAAAN3' ?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
A CARD,

1T HAVING BEEN REPORTED THAT THB
/ undersigned would not be candidate for re
election TO the office Of Sheriff of Storey county
the object of this card Is to correct such rePor.
have never said or even lntimated TO any oHs
that would not be candidate for re-eiec , LII
know ofuo reason why should not neI an nron
myself make known myintennons ,ISIy IRD
or time arrives w. L. des N
Virginia, n r., Dec. 5, 1861
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-14
Ordinance No. I:s.

A y ORDINANCE amendat0ry Of previous O.
II dinances, passed March eth, lsGi. It hereby
ordered by the Trustees of the Incorporate Town
OF Gold Hill, as follows;
SECTION |. That any person or persons. who
shall deposit npOn any vacant lot or in the pub'ir
streets or s,Iall deposit, or suffer 10 be deposit
up0n his own premises. or shall permit to remain
thereon, after having been deposited. any "it;d,
carton, manure, substance or thing wh",so"Itr
which shall or may become in any manner oi'r'.
s:ve to others. or injurious 10 The health 't any
other person or persons, or which may or snail IN
:ercerc with the enjoyment Of any rigAE OF prSi.
legc Of any other person or persons shall hr deemed
10 have committed a nuisance. a:id upon r"nri"-
ton before any Justice Of Ihe Peace Of s;id Town
Of old Hill, shall be fined in any sum not exceed
ing Five Hundred Dollars; and such Justice 81
the Pence shall order such nuisance abatrd by tie
PARTY so convicted. within time by the said Jus
lice specified and If NOT abatcd As ordered snca
party shall be- liable 10 be again arrested and con
yictpd ~ In the first instance, aud fined according
Is. No appeals from Tie decision of said justice
of the Pece shall interior" with, or stay other and
repeated arrests, trials convictions and fines r
the continuation ni such nuisance, ami III" s'iIl
Justice OF the Peace may order the Iarshh! y;
said Town. taking with him sufficient force 30 eli
ter the premises of any person "r persons cnuN!'-
ted NJ aforesaid and furcibly remove and ahai'
such nusances at the charge and expense ~ tGiI
person or PERSONS, which cost ard expense stI:,i!
be recovered against him ~ them - convicted, ~
IN IN action for debt.
C. II. VAN GORDER, Prest.
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YESEY'S HOTEL.

MAIN STREET,. GOLD HILL, y. T.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
i known Hotel has been entirely reftted, en-
larged, refurnished. and is fitted in the most COM
Portable style for the accommodation of guests
The OmnibusseS between Gold Hill and Virginia
will make regular trips during the night.
The BAR will be always well stocked, and the
TABLE supplied with the choicest the market
affords mod If II. NJ. YESEY, PrOp'r.
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apr" ' CHI. VAN GORDER, Pres't.
G, W. PEAsE, Clerk. mas wv

Ordinance q. Lei.
An ACT Tor the prevention of fire - passed
4 March It'll. ls6i.
sECTIOS l. The Marshal aud Policemen ana
w;,tccmcn OF the Town ui Gold Hill are hereby
,,npotntrd and made Fire " ar'lrns for said Iown.
SEC. . il shall b. the duty OF the Fire .irdcis
:, examine As often rs twice each month all build
incs or ali placcss where hires are initdr OF may
M, nscd within the Town limit.
Srr z IT, in the opinion Of said W ardons, there
IN any danger to BE- appr'hended irom Tie coli
S,rnction of anv Fireplace, stove. stoye.pipc.
Li,nrv or in any other manner, from fire. To
trrrt silch alteration will cure the defect in
The came aud avoid danger, and II the direction Is
.,n, complied with within reasonable time the
T,artics 50 offending shall be subject to tine Of
moi les than twenty five dollars more than
live hundred dollars.
SEC 4. No person shall make, or cause to he
made any fire III any street. lane or open Iot
within the town limits. without the permission OF
the Board of Trustees. or Fire Wardcns, unucr
prualty ofnot less than ten dollars normore thah
five hundred inr each oilcnse "
SEC s. No owner or occupant oil any sthoiI'
Or other place where cumbusiiblcS are eSposed,
snail use therein a lighted candle or lamp oil any
descrintion excerpt the same shall De securely
i.nt lin lantern. under the pcnhlty oltWenty'
five dollars for each ofIense ,,
spr n Every owner or occupant OF any oulld'
i,,, within the town limits shall keep on hand at
III ,ircs In n cask or barrel, or other receptacle,
a,an,ity of water not less than twenty gallons
HH,,der nrnslty oftwenty five dollars for non.con
niiopre with the provisions of this section.
G.. H. VAN GORDER, President
Attest: g. w. PEAsE. Clerk m52w
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

rrHR UNPARALLELED DEVELOPMENT
| of the mineral resources Of the Pacific Slope,
and the daily increasing commerce Of San Fran
al. b,vo wandered a
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PUBLIC EXCHANGE,

Conducted on the same fair business principles
that characterize similar institutions in Europe
and America. IN urgent necessity III this CITY.
The public IRE therefore informed that suita.
LIe building has been erected ut 612 and GA
Montgomery street. in which will be held daily
.nsslons for the sale OF Stocks Bonds, SECURITIES,
Specie. ETC., under the management OF the i9l'
lowing Board Of Directors, and subject to the
..i.,.r Ri,lsa aiAn R.nnHIlNuA
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HOTELS. SALOONS, ETC.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Main st. and Fifth Avenue,
COMO, N. T.

THIS LARGE HOTEL is JUST COM S-A
L plctrd Furniture. Bedding and every l;:iH
thing entirely new. Thirty double andSssN'
single Bed Rooms suitcs of Rooms for families.
Psrlors, ETC.. all carpeted furnished and finished
complete.
Hot and cold water is conducted through pipes
on the first aud second hoors.
AL the late modern improvements, and in fact
everything pertaining TO Il first-class Hotel will
be found ut this house.
There il also connected with tho National Ho-
tel large Hail. 25 by 50 feet, suitable for Balls
Parties, Public Meetings, etc.
Id. CROSS, Proprietor.
Como N T., Dec. 18th. 1863. dell II