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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1864
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

HICQmDouI8 uIu ""''t"""S'
CIFErY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER f5T S;tly EEt0,xrAiSs
AND INTERMEDIATE iUiEIs.
The new snd -tsanea ,ssn.s Of ne 20; t y6sv
CITY or BOSTON snd CIT OF NEW f1eS,
ror, Pier 10 20 Mn Hivsr foot Of vestry.t,
FUE : ~ LONDON, 4,
sr- connecting with tte Steamboat FIprss Train nc tn
alb ~ points. VIA Norwich and Worcester, oson no " OF
ur Worcester and ssLus and New oIcon snd No''ae
Railroads. II. -
K $. MARTIN, agent, on the Pier.
ri'uE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
l. 1ON.-siGNiNDlua sHEAMnOAt LINE,
VIA CROTCH AND PROVIDENCE.
fhE QUICKEST,
TIE MOST DIRECT
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
Tie mssohc-nt Steamer
CDM.OsH.s bTH"
Cant. J. ". WILLIAMS.
Ga TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The elegant Steamer
"PIYNOUPi ROCK
CAN'T J. e.. OF FIR,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ard FRIDAYS
r,-Tb,,e bo,s ,,art from Pier No Is Norb Rv~ oo: .
e alL ard EcAnowled by 81 experienced t'ei
-, r. be scr. .s- largest sro.Ssst most cororio" az
Nl,r IN and Calm the Commonwealth and fyniouti
EocL invariably make ,hs PASSAGE.
Ssup;aoss auppsrs md lasynol'y iurhshsa '~o''oiH
s.r r,.,.eI features ~ lh.se Hosting pslares"
SURE CONNECTIONS
.i. with y. porl the Wstsring Places the North sn
souh shore, Massachusetts me Urea. Easera routes 10
Ms;uc. sri igr The |!i.e Moant-irA -, r
erths and may ne secured bsrndehs III
No iiJ W-:-r- ST. Rev FORK.
No. IS wkSHiSGruttrl Boston,
Nj r. SIdONS Agent,
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CI0PE CNpprR COMPANI .-Nntice !:

HOPE COPPER COMPAHi Notice IL
h,.cty given ts. IN ;ns -i,r sut Of ~ Dol = 49,
ss,e hss been -r-d te Crp,ts Sseck g IL hcr- Sc
Ssr Company psyste O.. tie Once o. 'e ccp.i sc ~
E....m.,r.-, N-vyors 1tn da~ Of Oc'"bef iy'-
uh interest ;-osa Ind afoF TIA; ce. No .aser u s;os
III he made after The IN dag Of October gl.ee tie sss,sf
spspt l. PAID JOnH ". DAVE iiei-h'f
hxw-i osg, Sept IA. 1876.
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Cost dno 1onn6.

T OsT-A CERTIFICATE of 80 SHARES Of
IL ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY STOCK, common"
No u "a s.ued 70 n L. Rags e. 1864 Notice Is here
nv syeu that application viii be- uis3s 10 the Company os
.,.sns of Cerhsic tho 2t day OF October next ~
n oiclock A NJ AT iis office No. IL PiDs-st-, New York
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NETWORK OIL CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
He Io8 BROADWAY, coz. fiNE-sTREET, ~. !.
DPf,cK .:ct.
J.,res W. GlLLirs, President

JANIS W. GlLIrS, President
WILLIAM B. LEWIS. scc-c:sr7. -,
g Cornnanv is duly incorporated under the lava OF The
s,s Of New YorE Iis organized Cor ;s pspose o: s7c-
- .pd working ol~e- 81 @ OF e,gsS cn- -rre. p"f
A-.>.l sod -s b. th-ip Ia Cia~o'd County 'r - vel
la eecr tae ae, tssee hrlc.ec ana tHJ iee
vita scod ,how Of oil - ,,,,.,,
PRICE, o. GHs1EG. s3PsR value.
rori.on ., tie stock hss .Tasay been ts- The toAs
80 ~ die Dfc- -" the Con ~" tCv rvnn'
GsY cor PINE STREET. SEW-iCEK CITY $500,
hs p;io,,- At, being received Tor ~ ss;'' NY Ai
At riitEE DOLLARS. Persons shATefSE" y-''""-'n D.
Asrss now thee dollars lave tAo s9Ts;sss a' sIS' =!
Vhfb cpi, three dii-is p-id ~ worth .is- ina
IrAy IN ono month 81 WORTH hundred. .
yr.--cin. = III M, rscunrr De oa.-iD~i sp3lcs-
ser ~ h.. O,Ec- CT the Company. no. 19G BhOAD~ai
Ssx PlNE-STREET
c,s~,. b, m-ii, with .aont inclosed w." be promptly d.
oanasd 10.
TT-sTrFs:
JAS w GILLlES.
JACOB LEWIS.
M,iIIrH
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MisrelIaneons.

TOR SALE.-3,OOO Springfield Musket Locks
for sale also Mins Machines Edsing Machines, Screw
Machine Press Drills Probing Machines Engine Lathe,
Drilling Lathe The above Machines have been fitted
pessy r the manufacture OF Masse Locks and Will be sold
low. PROVIDENCE GUN LOCK- CO.. H. y. METCALt,
Agent, No. i06 80. Wsters st., Providence, r. l.
l., A. KENNEDY's extra fine Cambridgeport
l. CRACKERS. Clean and healthy. Of inner stock and
ksep longer than any other Cracker SoH u No. ~ Court
.sndt.st-, and by ali hrst-cisss Croccfs.
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TT-5TrFs.
JAS. W. GILES.
JACOB LEWIS.
WI. Il. MAILER.
WV. B. LFWIs.
EOUPTH NATIONAL BANK Of Tie CITY
IL Of SENYGRk,

s>sns,sa Dspositsry ana r;nsn'. Agent oi ih Unto
&,i-, No, q -l,d - fue-st, door e-s- te SUI
f~.n,- ,-.-iy- suh,c,iDon for the ItEFCR'ri DOEDS
nd SO Treasury Notes, zlowns ne -. 5,ys: z. &c ~;
..oo n, Ger cent eon.cft tito SEVEN Tiil"iifj i'''
{z,i i;sNS and -i.nd Connected WITH tho
eOvfa.arAr LOANS fI-ti's osn -To.1 70 !. ooavo
x:s5ce OF sddre,siGs oove-u.eii vy s;py.s 70 i.s
MORRIS kIfChtM, fI=fioeaI
"A C-.ii.r
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ps,Ics % -aY srsInss ANp CcLUsHiAs CcPrrs Co.,
No q " lis',-si., New. York, J.ne e. id.%-
mr. kGiNINn TntTD w a1r

No 2 Wilis'rst. tew-fcik, J-re -. 80 ,
vT,HE Sheldon MINING COMPANY ana
4 tb. COIfrliEIsS Mi-sINC, COHFASY, revirs h~cpr0e
,y-c dated with the she3en sud Columbian C,aqe. toa
k.b, ,eo 10 TIE Stockholders q. ess Comic l-s thst y
sr. rsq-d 10 return icir Certificates o. s,oc. aiich Tie
NV hoi b. the oNice II this CoinJ my No = "irms -
o. CITY 81 Ne s.s hsoa the fra. day OF EovoaheT ne-
sza fS 80 Cfrhca,ss thgTeof iron tfs afi del "i
Cs,pm5an Copper toT7.uy IN the Proportion o. one So
a N. other orr consolidated with IT, OF, n deisl
a-zs,g ...h siocx al h. forfeited l'y oider.
HENRY fEtbfs. Secretary.
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1muSemenfs.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

-
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ SUPERB ATTRACTION:
GIVE THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY
~ THr LECTURE kCOa,
IL conjunction win re Drsu,ssie Compaay'
HIS BEAUiTFUL WEE,
srRlS MINNIE MISssiE WARREN
AVOID The CKowOs-Ay0ip, T ra S no. TWta
b irptas s' h M@41s soR sEArs
--'' Tili. IDENTICAL WEDDING COSTUME;
Lfo, 10 Sylvester B-eeler. lsrshable Piscss
AsTEaNonS Ar a.
Ao'A' D'' pVrsiSt; 81 Z.
TIE sIGNEr OF KING. SOLOMON
EVERY AFTERNOON.
TONY pEslER IN ais GREAT sTTLr ACT.
THE GRAND oncaEsTnIIo,Nlo vy,rv
tiihsTs' pvAPFs, ILbrNOs.
Admission % censl. Children under TO- IS cents.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
Solo Ls..ee and MAnaserss' ishp ss TSTe
''4'' Tfiis EVENING,
Tho new Comedy BY s FL :sss's'' Of ''n"' 'A
And the highly suoc-ss;l Nudosl BsIle,ta-
MRS 'o sss WOOD 70 ,ssi::.S aiRTs Wiz
Door. 0Itn II z. Performance commences " e
NTIBLO's GARDEN. BEGINS AT a.
I Lessee ans Msnssr.............WM. WhEATLtX.
TiiS lFRItATi EvFSISG, Sept IS.
EDWIN FORREST
wi" appear in his f fsis , cggsSSs DUKE
in Bulwsrs powerful romantic ysy.sf
Supported By The entire company.
Tomorrow SaTI RDAY,
WI. W HEAgi.tI
MONDAY 18th nisn. OF EDWIN FORREST,
OIEELLo
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
IN punnk i-YS 10 PHILADELPHIA.

TIRJu1u IN hours.
Fsrc ST. Trrurl.on Ticket, 81 sood for three dsy.
o. ard rfl~r nONDAi. Aos. iSa by ias ootlnoaicu.
,.~aurg Fssr HOY T. fo< Of Atnit ut. Brooklyn every
day (sudays eIcep,-dl ct n O'Clock M, thence TO oT1
Monmouth and by DE nssn and Delaware Boy hroaa 70
lot Of .e Fhilsde phai ctnfDs irsye Vine IT. wi4f
Ptialclplia syery inornns AZ iSunGAys c1cepi'll
Traveller. from the City of NewNork notified not TO
suny cr fassg by this fac the sat. OF h-~ Jegs' having
,riea 10 The Caude ard AIlboy Monopoly The inclusive
pge OF carrying ps,enge and I,sh. between the Cities
If New York AID PhilsdslrLia.
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r OST.-An OPEN LETTER, containing q
bl.nk note sisned BY D. S. EMMETT II rs,urned to
the lib raj reward wi; BE- paid The pubic arg
hereby imposition that might gov DOT a
lii, Iou JAMES q. BENNETT. No. 20 WLitehanst
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Merchant. Ns-isalion and rrsn.pcrlsl,on c

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RsiLwAY. EFw BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. Pas
SFSUGg 1R.i'!S LEAVE EE"-YCRh, We n ~,
g ~ rom foot q. ta.n,O..s.-;. RUNNING THOUGH
To CLfVELAEp. o, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting win -i-oaa for al principal cities IN the Wet
This road IL ne nz Nr,ered and will DE IN complete
running order 10 M.n,ei Gallon Ur5as, Dayton, Cnen-
n..i -uI 81. isoui- III mont break OF gauge ,,.,.,,
4. A. GOODMAN Dsu. Ias-i It, AZ. H. y" Hfls-sit1
a.s.ayill.s p Csner. SJpt
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osncG OF Tas i. T., Ppsr. Asp Bosroy. E-A: Co

CyYcg OF rasE i. T., Plsv. AID 5oGroy i.-A. 90
SToyTyGToS, Coax. sop u, 1905
NCTICF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS
IN COMPANY are hereby notified thai tbsr h.'fu Al
Eyg giS. Tor A. \ yt'yit,N OF DIRECTORS os TIE cnsu
IL va. and .iso i9l Tie transaction Of snch otter brf!e
A. nav come before item. viii be hold ~ the Company
f>c IL .s City Of Prevalence state c. hto1e ie-rac o.
Ape-Av 9Th day September next a. 10 ococs a n
The t1i y II be crea y 10. to II {. - !.
Dooks "a. Do e.oscG iroa the 2sh 70 ihs 9Th o.
Ssssanbsr. 4. +. MOVES,
Secretary.
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EFNTRAI. RAIIEOAn ofNEW-.IERSFY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
tJ--lon ri.y 10. Mott River connecting At Hampton
JUNCTION With n-a-se tcasy-nae ED Western ka-oai
.nS at r.st,n wih iegn Val. KaiGop and ,s connec
ton. forming Direct line 10 Psbars and lie West WAN
TREAT MlppLE ROrTE 10 THE WEST.
Two spr.,. Trains daily Ter tie West. eXesp, Sunday,
wien I,Ig .raa..
sixty Nile. AL Two Hour. saved by ne TO Chicago.
Cissi.D, st louis. etc, viii bot change II cars
hsi.b aHRasIEnGr.iS.
Commencing Sep-nh-f 4. 1885, leave Etw fo,s "A follows;
A,c:o1 a M, foT Esston, M.ueh Chunk, WiUsam.pof',
W4rshsrre, Msharoy City. &c.
,isii Trals-- :. t:v ior Pennington, Eascn " atef
Gsg scranton wilk-.b-I, Crest fcni Pi.tson, Bingham
s.oo r H. Western E-r.-ss Cor Esson Allentown Read
Ly Usr.uury r -bu,g md - Wet With bat ore cns,ige
Of cas- t. Chicago md bat two changes to ~
icris. =, -
is.ev L. Taals-rcr Eaten. Allentown, :l.uch Chunk.
Vkr.ha.e. Wlissrc:., kesa.r-. .s'.sTee tasFisous'
$40 Fer Eas.os Hs.hshcrn, .Hen'own, and Mach
Chunk.
as ?. u-ser sou,ervi'e ADD Tleminston.
~" s.s ehr-rr-ror Ea,ten, Alentown.
Reading i-sfi.bo,r fi..bsssh end The Wet Sleeping
thfou sh from -fs-y C'iy pSur-r ever evening"
kL,zlDsrHToar AND rEwioRz FxaRr-LsaTs SeE,
YoT, If.n Tier 10 ~ r. al D.i5 m; 80. and sS
y ~ Bo.ls stop IT Hery-s Point end Marin-rs HNbof
irsrts ..sst bs obtained 6. tho Office OF the
Genital RsiiTasd Cempan.. Fier Nc. n h =. 10;
Ato, House. 8. No ri Broadway. ana .: the principal
hcts, JosiAh o aiEAf-As, saperia'elaens
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OST.cs c. -TE U~IoS CoIL Co.. Nc. >, fisEiT. ;
N-w ORE sept. Il, ioe4-
Board OF Director nave
th.a d. declared DIVIDEND c: FIVE PEE CENT
@. al tie earnings Of ConIany payhc on ard sfei h
hay October The ,Ton-: books will % closed i' nc
''s' 'A'- " W. . '''- -''' s !. CROSBY, Tress
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TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL AAii. sitf Hs.l.fs- -
A. TNFES MY. IAN f. -, f.tNEarOs,i, ItIAiND
a.. ri. i.s..Nk.
Avn -rT,vrrS B.,.fCN AED LIVERPOOL. CALL
no AZ HALIFAX ti'p CORK ifAtHyE
,-,-.o,., to. .:,.,........ \. ..,-,r. S-.i =
-, .l..........-ye . ..N .oa d" ain.ia, sept =.
~ .Hta..........ssys- iS.tos . oi''.'. --r' :"
-,.-ta .. logo. ~. Nssl.. = Clrs-iss, ~. "
80 -. ,.o-os, . - N-fu~..l-r Oct. -
C an. t..i. r.e. .,-u. Yosk .Vsdur.uly Oc- 10
ssrr ss--SysK - ifyksfpci- $500
Chief Ca.n Pa ............-..........s y
Second Caa-a fs-r=-r. ..-................. - -
s,-to. .sR"rvoi-
CTS. fgah. Pa. .f.-................. -
st 1oEs JsJ.l i..s@se..............:...'. D. ~
n.y..L .n .o!a ~ .,uf.a~if IA iLs5 1ioi-. 'dens
keflls not secured Until paid ioE
i-,icri 80, ,-fi. po-Ii.
ge o.af. a. tis.s I'D. vi n 10 accountable iof Sr*e
% u.r,-s aI-.. Bi 81 Lain. bsshs Tie t~-s .Ar.oi'-4
o. sguca therefor.
Fer trr.e.: o. .assase spi 20 =, % Ill.,.
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Trims ijg A.1sry Troy snG Saratoga Spring. sso son.
r.ag i,h the North os leave -6'hst depot at 1890
=. m, and p
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W-yERSEY RAILROAD and TRANsp.
~ fn-0n sni .;taT MONDAY, Jan. IL 1906 1la'a. WI,
I-av. = > ~ .,... 'or BALTIMORE -. MssslSStUA,
Il Ana 10 H. 100 .. sn Y Miinish. IT.. i:n "a
Ts.ia Ill, lea. 9s--..vF..,I yiETia DRE sEi w AstiNt
TON a.ty ~ n. Trr a.e- cpnurc'icn a fiateipa.
Tain, Tor Ph rhl viii leave hswioTk n snd 10 n,
/! r.. / en. " D. r.. rgd u Midnight. , ,
MILITARY 'ricai,lS MI 81 ;eseiv.1l the J. m
O., 20 \ ~. I...r. J. W. MUODAUrr, =
D,c % ls5s Acss;sr: Superintendent \. J. z Il
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MATURING CERTIFICATES Of ISpEDTEDNEsS
ssflar,ed or -gr-chasod.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13
AssEss,rrNT AND SAFE LIST
lssessmcnts Levied Within Thirty Days.

OF ALL cLAINsI VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR,
DEVILS GATH, PALMFRA, INDIAN SPRINGS. AR6ksr
TINE AND KLowERY OBSTACLES = ALPHABET
cAILY ARRANGED AND cosRxcfzD DAILY,
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Cepperhead Compromise -Rxtrach

Cepperhead Compromise -Extracfa.
at was not sent here for the purpose Of
making any compromise, or patching up ex-
istinp difficulties. / leave, sir, to the sover-
eign State of Mississippi to determine for
herself her present Federal relations.-S
glesoa, Of Mss.
q ! might as well say In advance, that am
opposed, and believe my State is opposed,
to all and every compromise. The day OF
compromise has passed. "-Hascknis, Of Fla.
- Believing that State has the right TO Sc
: ceSe. and that the erly remedy for the pres
emit evil is Secession, I will not hold out any
delusive hope, or sanction any temporizing
policy.--CIopton, of Ala.
q As nv State intends following South Car
DINA out Of the Union BY the 10Th Of Janu-
ary next, pay no attention to any action
taken in this BODY. -Pugh, of ala.
$50 far as the Union is concerned, the
cold sweat of death is upon it" Your Union
Is now dead. Your Government is now dead.
There is fixed, determined viii that they
will be free" WIqfaR, Of Teras.
"a The day for adjustment Is passed IL
You would give it now, you are TOO late =
Beyliansia, Of La
"The Ssstes in their sovereign capacity
have now resolved to judge Of the infraction
Of the Federal compact, and Of the mode apd
measures Of redress. Shall we cling to the
mere forms, or idolize the name Of Union
when lis blessings are lost-after its spirit
has fed ?"-Daris, Of Mss.
HSir, the Southern States that are now
moving in this matter are not doing IL with
ont consideration. We believe that the only
security for the institution to which we at
zach 50 much importance is secession and a
Southern Confederaey. You talk about re-
pcaiinz Personal Liberty bills, as eonces-
sion 10 the South. Repeal them all to-mor-
row, sir, 6ud II would not stop the progress
of this revolution. II is not your Personal
Liberty bills that we dread; nor do We sup
nose that there viii be any overt acts on the
part OF Mr.. Lincoln. For one, do not
dread overt acts. do not propose to wait
for them. We intend 70 60 on."-Frerson, 81
6eoroify.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

No sERv1cEs.-owing to the absence
Of the pastor of Calvary Church, there
win be no services for the next two Sab
baths.
FrRExES's BENEFIT. = Knickerbocker
Engine Company, No. 5. takes benefit
this evening at Sutliffe's Hall. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

IN the Sixth Corps, according TO Wash
inaton paper, spy was discovered in some
what angular manner. He had been in the
service and appeared and disappeared fire.
ouently under circumstances that awakened
susuicions that he was communicating With
the rebels. Nothing could be proved against
him, however, until he was arrested the other
day, and Unicn soldier, dressed IN rebel
unifos1n, was thrown into the same guard
house, pretending % be a rebel prisoner.
Finding himself IN the company Of rebel,
as be supposed, the rascally spy opened his
mouth and heart, and revealed his own guilt
90 clearly that 10 Win be hung without I'M
peesssnEy delay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

BULLION SHIPPED.-The shipment o
bullion this morning by Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express, was Is bars, weighing 81
pounds and valued, as per assay, at $l5,
367 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13
Greenbacks Again.

our ATTENTION WAS CALLED 10 4
~ notice ID your yesterdays edition headed Green
hacks. We acknowledge paying Z. D. Cohn Co,
the amount Of their bill In that currency and VIII
seuted their account for payment and not hav-
Ing the amount on hand at thaf time asked them TO
went OF apparently satisfied and TO our surprise IN
a fesr days we were served with summons TO ap-
GEAR and answer 70 the complaint or Conn $50; we
toli them we would pay them their bill In coin but
we're unwilling TO pay any costs. They refused TO
accept the proposition. consequently they received
W. presume the merchants OF Gold Hill know who
10 credit without any Instructions from 3. d. Cohn
\ 20 WILLIAMS q REED.
= Federal House. .
,r,,,- ....--.-e aYftyt9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13
Greenbaohs! Greenbacksii

r TAKE THIS MEANS. OF LIFTING THE
M Greenhacks under TIE following circumstances
The Occidental Mining Company owed me Ior woIK
done in aid claim and believed there was % pos
c0rdinxiy L suea. the property was sold and Z. A.
Beistner bought the property and IKE otnef rogus
Cancelled my account with this depreciafed currency
known as Greenbacks. THOMAS HAknlN;
Gold Hin August Il. 1854. sngi2lws
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

WHEN the steamer Lexington was burnt
in Long Island Sound, Jan.14th, 1910, David
Crowley, of Providence, second mate, was
saved on bale of cotton, upon which he
drifted TWO days and nights, and finally went
ashore at Riverhead, L. /. This bale Of cot
ton Mr.. Crowley has preserved with religious
care until the present time, but the price Of
the staple to-day has brought out the sacred
relic for sale. Il is Of remarkable quality,
and the three hundred pound bale is worth
from four to five hundred dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13

frsenbacks Notice to the Public

TyHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE FEDERAL
K House in Gold I'LL has paid Us their indebted,
nzss. 80 IN Greenbacks at par. The goods we sold
them were 10 be In Coin as customary. We there
iors caution the merchants and others OF this place
nos 70 tr,tst sd propretors except they are willing
~ ~ ssrvsi IN Ike manner The boardeTs Of the
TstIeral Houss can now have board very cheap. as
no doubt the proprietor, Williams Reed. VIII take
mar ratss augIl Wv E. u. COIN & co.
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The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser
says that Mrs. Morris, of Wetumka, is
manufacturing black sewing silk for her
own use. She has her own silk worms
and raises her own mulberry trees to feed
them. Both the worms and the trees are
said to thrive, and the silk is pronounced
to be of good quality.
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THE DRAWING
How the Drawing is to be Done Mt
II A Y L o RS
GRAND GIFT ENTERTAINMENT,
70 BE GIVEN
AT MAGUIRE's OPERA HOUSE,


September Eighth, 1864.
THE CHECKS REPRESENTING THE NUM-
L bers upon the Tickets are to be MARBLES;
each Marble bearing number corresponding with
the number on the Ticket. Inc Marbles VIII DC
placed within wheel and revolyed until the audi
euce are fully satisfied that the numbers are thor
oughly mixed before the drawing commences.
The drawing VIII be done by little girl, who VII
draw the Marble from the wheel pass Il 10 the Com
mittee appointed for the examination, who will an
nounce the number to the audience. The Marble
viii then be placed IN the indent OF an incline the
incline containing twelve thousand indents, the
number OF Marbles drawn from the wheel.
The ticket with the number corresponding with
the number on the last Marble to draw the build
Virginia, August 4, 1884. aus II
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
49, 800
az AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 6; ~, until
->'''''' UP TRAINS LEAVE
Sacramento at 6l5 An, arrive at Newcastle 80 AN
Sacramento at PM, arrive at Newcastle $50 Pm
DOWN TRAINS LEAVE
Newcastle at Gas AM arrive at Sacramento s:40AM
Newcastle at 1890 An, arrive at Sacramento at y NJ
Newcastle at PM, arrive at Sacramento 6:40P N
junction with the cars Of the California Central Rail-
road for Lncoln and the 6l6 AN. train connects at
the same place with the cars for Folsom.
The 6:t5 AN. down train connects at the junction
with the cars for Lincoln, and receive passengers
from Folsom for Sacramento; and the 1890 An. train
connects at the same place with the for Folsom,
and at Sacramento with the steamers for San Fran
cisco.
On Sunday train only will be run, leaving Sac
ramento at 6:l5 An, and Newcastle at 1030A.M.
Stages for Virginia City, Dutch Flat, Nevada and
intermediate places connect with the cars at New
castle at 100 AN. Stages for Marysyille and other
points north connect at Lincoln at 1:30 AN.
LELAND STANFORD,
ina President c. p. r. r. Co.
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
Brick Store, opposite Frankenheimer'8.
GOLD HILL.

i. M U s T o
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w people Of Gold Hin and vicinity, that he has
for sale large and fresh stock OF
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Which ne Offers FOR CASH as cheap as can be
bought In the Territory, trial Of which viii satisfy
any one Of that fact His stock consists In part Of
Cores sugars Teas, Spices Of All kinds Plckles.
Corn Meal, Rice, Eggs, and everything usually found
In irst-class Grocery Store. Also large and
splendid assortment of CROCKERY WARE, or the
heaviest make and most fashionable styles. Also,
large assortment OF HANOI Nc LAMPS, and large
stock Of Tlngare. An OF which, with large quanti-
ties OF the same kind received weekly, be offers to
the public j. MuSTJS,
I Two II Brick Store Gold Hill.
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Dissolution Of Copartnershap.

Dissolution Of COMPLEMENTARY.
THE ClPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE EX-
i Isting between J. T. Greedy and A. s. Patterson
r the Hotel business has this day ceased By mutual
consent. The business hereafter VIII be conductea
by and under the name OF Patterson Binua. All
debts OF the rm Of Greedy Patterson to be paid by
said Patterson Btnns and al MONEYS due collected
by them 4 & RATTIEhsoni
Gcid HIN. August .. 1854. susl3aw
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coMPANY MEETINGS

OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD Hill
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON on COMO.