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FINANCIAL.

nFrICg or THE CHICAGO AND SORTHwEsrAer
~ Raj uay Company. No. 4 Wall street. New lork JNs.
o,ders Of the capital stock OF the caena ~
Chcag, Unoa railroad Compaay ara hereby uolihed
by tho Of soiidstloa Of that oonpsnss Win -
CHICAGO aud Northwestern Raj Com their stock
Railway Compauy follows one share of TIE Chicags
and orshw preferred stsck share II tn
Chicago and North western com nnn tn three az lars
cash for each share OF the 1aens and chicago BIZ
changes be made and the money received stonco =
the oice Of the Chicago railway Com
pany. h. IL. BOODi. Agent
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two thirds at least Of the above cotton were
shipped tho rebel ccniederacy, aad the
proceeds Of nnehd placed the credit OF the bogus
government in Engind The average price OF the cotton
during tbe above years fifty per pound and the
total amount which the rebel government realized during
that time not less than si3 2o2 600 In gold. The
above table also serves show which the
Southern stapio took after the blockade was rendered
dangerous vessels o. larger cass The bulk Of
that portion rhca out IN 1868 along III Atlantic
coast ship ID on board OF small vessels which were
capable gaiag the outlets Of the
rebel ports. aud taken to Bermuda and the Bahamas
where it reshrped for England.
The following comparative statement shows the ave
raee condition o. leading items Of the Philadelphia
banks for toe past and previous week
$50 e2s ,.o3 z2,2ss.43a
epecie,... ............ 5.914 5zo 5-soi .3s
Legal oudef,.-.............. l5tS4'L3o lo,4lgNso
irp'siss-... ..............'. $50 soo as,o.lIi
Circu atioa ....-.............. ZlVV5.o ZN'i,'oo
The exhibit this week shows Increase OF over
quarter a milton Of dollars in loans, the result Of the
deposits made the OF the Secretary OF the Urea
sary under the arrangement Of allowance OF six
cea interest The legal tender notes have fallen OF te
TIE amount OF two hundred thousand dollars from the
same cause.
The following figures show the comparative exports Of
treasure lTom California from January 10 the 18th OF
May
lN0f... - fSJpJo
1908. lo'OSo'Vo
Exccvs this s. 1891 POI
meeting Of British and American Exchange Bank
ing Corporation started in January 1862 with
nominal csral Of 81 900 Co., held IN London on
the 3lst receive the resignation OF ten OF Its
twelve directors, viz:-Messrs. H. g. Gordon, r. Gil
Iezpe 81. littledals A. Boyd, J. Gichrist W. NJ Nei,
}. Pende Y. p. T. Rees, W. Reanie and : sttt-and
whose wtthdrawa ascribed 10 the circumstance Of
their remaining colleagues, Mr.. W. j. FerDe, OF Liver
pool another, ng bought upon speculation such
quantity shares would give them the entire control
Of the undertaking
The u the Chicago ard Northwestern Railroad
which now Includes what known the Galena anc
Chicago Uuicn road, during the month OF May, com.
pare receipts o. the combined corporations for
the time last year AS follows;-
EeceiFts 10 hay, 1874 f4csso4
same time ~ iSoS. 2S2,oJl
lnGreeee Sili ,s33
The earnings OF the Dubuque and sioux City Railroad
ouring the seek ending June were sio.258
Same time 10 lot5. 44ts
increase So,'1s
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sucU IlvT-A short time since the female operatives
Of the waham Watch Company struck for higher wages
One of these in with the agent regretted
the necessity which compelled her such course, but
she said II mpossb to live in these times on such
had been paid She appeared 10 enter her
plant clad dress that cost sixty aollarsl-Ne0 Bed.
ford Mercury
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OFFICE OF THE MARrPosA COMPANY, "a WALL
stree. 3 hereby given ths. At The drawing this
ton ont Of the sinking fund, the following zero drawn
vi,koa - s. C3 s. 81 95 o? l2e ios nc 2ss ~ 4SS
ana that the same win DO paid in gold the +. dsy 81
July presentation At the once OF the c0mpsny
Bonds DO presented for payment within Ten day.
the LIST day of Jolly next under penalty or foeus the
NV yosn 9pne & 'a JOHN WATT Secretary
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hL
LIFE AND LIMB
1NSURANCE COMPANY
0F NEW YORK

CAPirxL srocK Sioran.
"sesses ali tie pswer and prv.ssss Of any Lie IN ar
ance Company in the United States with Tho additional
and Marines IN the and OF the United staes and
Books be opened at the Office of Allen. Van Buren,
Iuckey 2ts broadway for subscriptions for $1,000 add
Jopx /. CnrrY Secretary.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS OF THE pIrrsBUae,
IN Fort Wayne aud Chicago Railway Company THE
derssned comnissioners authorized 10 sell thou
oni Vote Of The and for tho
M @ e Sell see hoassnd
shares OF the same as foliows:-
Of the ION Of mis- mon,h one shar Far each I've
then standing in her at the value Of 500
Boets q subscription WIN he opened the onlce Of Wins
Sp ss ea and ~ sn Ss r.Se s
sr S. % Ths s nsw
rayenis VIII be required as follows fourth on the
ish July efonrh the 18Th August fourth
rrsssfssSs stock scrip win be s.uea reaeemasl. in FUN
saSssc 'a H. Of s Ms
Ercon " forfeiture any payments made thereon
.s, %sss yis lss .sr 1 Tss A is pns
.sd ss s Il I op ns " sa shs
engineer and the chief executive officers Of the company
daSs iasS t7ssr Of
sr III a. S e n h ssnsss in IN
VIII probably have other means NEE. sbe same.
susssrslns 20 nonresasns sS.r.Ssa.r: who may ds.
usa s ns s q on: sy inn
q me
shares not taken By shareholders under ibis notice
ssss5$S.s sssf ss$oasor.
srETIysSnkyHr RRARDAuoH'
Nry YORK June l. 1894 Com mis- siopere
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OFFIoR OF THR ILLINOIe oHNTRAL RAILROAD
" Company, N.w York June u nA+l lSSs'
The Beard ~ pirecs.rs Of the ino's Sen,ra RAILROAD
Company have ths day declared ovlacnd OF four per
Srse FROM tax the stock ara Cancelled
bonds Strip Of he company peyese on the lN 81 August
bsokq o. hs cops.y ~ the close Of business, tbs
iSsi Ssy ssi oisa on !hs,Sd e.y q Angv,. -
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nrBUR or THR ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
~ COMPANY, Nov York, June - lsh4.
with resolution OF she Board Directors
of She illinois, Central Railroad Company notice hereby
even 10 the holders of the cancelled bonds scrip present
street fns snnvsrssa inis the Scrip stock Of the com
L. A. CATL1N. sacratsrv
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MATRIMoNIAL-A YOUNG WHOEVER, Me-
Nl chant OF considerable wealth. doing business ths
city, deses correspond with young lady OF
possessing fifteen twenty, with view
~ natrony Address 9TH uArticylaxa uharlsa aatsnn
Harnld mica
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A LADY, A1RD 10 PRETTY EDUCATED AND m
n fined, solicita the acquaintance Of gentleman with
view TO matrimony Call address Rlla fiorsncc "
West Twenty seventh street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN 10 YEARS OLD IN EASY CIRCuM-
"A stances prepossessina personal Appearance and
fined manners IL desrous OF forming the acquaintance %
rairimony: Money z no consideration but she
possess sufficient msnta culture ndite
this characterized BY thought and sentiment In order ~
elicit either interest or attention. Age appearances
assumed name hrst which win be treated conhdentay
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VAFITAL HE'S.
NOMINAL PAR $lp KAcH AH&
a SUBSCRlPTiON PRICE s. PER SHARE
STOCK FULL PAID AND Nor LIABLE TO ASSESS

THE NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE HUD
son River Railroad Company assembled to,dav ana
elected by unanimous Ionn NJ. Tobn of New York,
President, and d. Thomas Vail 81 TROY ce President
The followng soutson ssed BY the BOARD
Resolved That Mr. Char lex Mr. CLARK Mr. Jerome be &
committee to report to this ,ari al meeting
resolutions containing suitable expression Of the esina
ton and regard IT, which Mr. Sloan the late Prcstsnt d
this held BY the Board and of their anprecA
ton of the vaugbe services he has rendercd to the com
pany.
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vaparaisoi barks Eleetwing, Davis baltimore; Evelyn,
cosmbs; Triad. Mitchell; Elizabeth. berry iiarp Arsy
pbis; xloI SIcx.l. kosebooE and Forest wood Eliss
bc,hpor,; schs Petit CLARK Gcorsciown DO; Sarah
I Hamm n...,. r s. Bar more Uarsbe stgrscs
weeks: VIM G.np, Parker; Piynway. Davis; John
Dorrance, Rice; FAshu sharp, Sharp, and Clara MGR.
rick, Montgomety PHILADELPHIA schrs Silver Maenc,
r'ssy WIN scn,: Sones ss.c: Mon
do; sedopa Smmons; 9 W Hynson, shaw and u Wei.
lng,on, Wells, do; Allen. High and Jesse l. Leach,
steemsn, dos JAS Adeidce, SITES; sardinan Thompson.
and sh r. sSas, DO LsarG9s son E,a
Tesrer Norton. Blabetbpo; schrs Harriet, Gay Jersey
city steamer Norman; Baker, Philadelphia Telegrsphcd
br Paragon, from West Indics. and bark unknown.
Finn. wsshington DO brigs Hendsrka Hulsman (Duichj
Hulsmsn. Roerdsm Luis Mariani tBr) Akisa Snrinsm:
sohrs Freeman, Case Jeremie Mountain avenue Baker,
bert Man.on Cfows, Philsdslphis: charm Gbsss DO;
Eagle Hsll Nsors sd ship Autoorat CROMWELL bark
Jsmusl; brirs Gsrdsu aud Russian barks Laura and
Rusa Siatira; brlgs Surf snd Elya cid Ilth.
BALTIMORE, June l8-Ar schr white C1oud r,sAvtt
Nyork. Old chrs Mischief (Br), Wilson. West indies;
Pool, Mevadden Bath Otter kock Thompson, Possnd ;
Mary Banks Cole Cohssset HArrowa sd ship Admiral
BANGOR, June ii-An scsr n 0rindle. Turner 81
BEVERLY. June Ia-Ar schr Saratoga Adams PhYA-
de1ph:a SID lin, Boruett Bartlett, PhiadslphiA
DANvERs, June lo-Ar schrs Black Diamond, Young
Phnsdelphia; W Goodwin. Long. New York; 12sh High
ELIswoRrB. june cid scbr W A Townsend. hin.
RnrNER's MOLE June ll-An brig Restless Brl. Nh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

The unjust and uncalled for aspersion
cast upon the loyalty Of Lieut.. John I.
Barry, by the Virginia Union, has aroused
the indignation of his numerous friends
both here and elsewhere. We received
yesterday the following letter from James
O'Sullivan, Esq, editor Of the Sierra Demo-
crat, concerning the matter. We cheer:
fully give it place in our columns. Mr.. Bar
ry is almost an entire stranger to us; but we
are ever willing to do our share in defending
the character of deserving man, when ma
liciously assailed:
DEMOCRAT OFFICE, DowNIEvILLE, Cal, !
December 81, 1868.
EDITORS GOLD HILL News Gentlemen !:
The paragraphs quoted below are found in
the Marysville appeal of last Thursday.
MILITARY Administration T. Barry, a
compositor In this office, has been commissioned
Second Lieutenant in the regiment of mounted
infantry now being raised In this Territory
Lieut.. Barry has had much experience in military
matters, and his appointment Is one emnently fit
to be made. He will straightway open re.
cruting Office in Gold Hill. Success attend him.
-GdLd Hill Neuos.
The appointment of Mr.. Bury may be all
right; but we think not. We have heard him
clasSed US a secessiOnst, and as a secession cor
respondent Of that notorious sheet, the San Fran
cisco Monitor. His loyalty will bear watching.
-PneihiG Union.
In order to correct the mistake of the Vir-
GINA Union, allow me, friend Of Mr.. Barry;
to state what l know about him. He worked
with me, on the Monitor several months, IN
1861, when was foreman in that office. l
then knew him to be one of the most out,
spoken, unconditional Union men that had
met in California. l found Mr.. Barry so all
the time; if there had been any reason to
doubt his loyalty should have known it.
The fact of his having worked on the Mont
tor, or that worked in that Office, is certain!
ly not sufficient to make either of us out
secessionist. If he is disloyal man to the
United States Government, then am one,
for we agreed perfectly in political opinions,
whenever we conversed on that subject.
am not aware that 1 have We: shown any
symptoms of diSloyalty to this good Govern
ment. Respectfully yours,
JAMES O'SrLLIvAN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

ALLGTxRATE.-In the Boston Police Court;
not long since, an individual was complained
OF for larceny, and in his report of the case
the Herald man gets off the following note
" He is crutch carrying cripple, contcmpti-
bly, criminal in character, constantly con-
ccrned in concciving and cutting up CONTRA
band capers, coolly contemplating certain
conviction for crime, carefully continuing not
to criminate concealed confedcratcs circum-
stantially concerned and connected in con-
cocting and carrying on criminal combina-
tons, cabals and coalitions continually ;
congratulating himself that he had cooked
up complete confusion for the complainant,
but cornered and caught in his crooked
course he collapsed like cob-web, caved in
and was condemned for want of cash capital
to be Gagged for corrective care, under the
control Of conscientious custodians, called
BY the Commonwealth to be constables at the
County Jail, till higher Court shall consider
his case"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

Coon on MoHTEREY.-In the early his
tory of Monterey, those of her inhabi-
tants who were DESTROYS of shaking off
the mortal coil were compelled to migrate
to other sections. Tradition has it that
an ancient patriarch, who had ou,lived all
earth'S enjoymentS and earnestly longed
Tor 1.-THE other side of Jordon," journeycd
to San Diego i'll order to avail himself of
a noxious fever then prevailing-and was
there gathered to his fathers. In obe-
dience to his dying request, his earthly
tabernacle was duly forwarded to Monte
rev for intermcnt. No sooner, however,
had the mournful cortege descended into
the plains that stretch along the waters Of
the Rio Salinas, than life once more
warmed up the contents of the deadlock,
and the remainder of that journey pre-
sented the unusual spectacle of a man
walking at his own funeral.-Monterey
Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

LOWER CALIFORNIA MINES.-Thc Ell l[er-
icano, La Paz, of Dec. 18th, says Of Carmen
Island: 1t appears that all the mines on
this island are not going to turn out hum
bug. The San Francisco is yielding some
very good copper ore, rich in silver and gold.
Some of the other mines are also giving good
indications. 1t is certain that il more work
and less speculation had been going on there,
We should now have better account to give
of these mines; it is said that miner Of
some experience is now at work OH Catalina
Island. The parties located there seem to
have confidence in their mines. Loreto is
not attracting much attention at present, but
we believe it offers a rich field to enterprising
proSpectors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

The OVERLAND MArL.-The' Sacrament
to Jnion's Salt Lake correspondent gives
publicity to the folloing important item:
Our fears about the division of the Over
land Mail line are, we regret to say, likely
to be realized. Instead of the four di-
visions that before stated, learn from
reliable quarter that there are to be three.
as follows: From Atchison to Salt Lake.
from Salt Lake to Virginia City, from
Virginia to Folsom. The Postmaster
General will advertise for bids as there
stated. 1t is regretable; but there is no
use fretting, as we will by and by have
the iron highway, and be independent.
Just fancy-a few years more and we are
again to see all our cousins. lis a fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
1xroppop,rrn.GThs following certificate

lNcohfohArhD'"i - ne -' ,rn",N..,~ -
OF incorporation WIS H,' -, % $3.50 C 49,
The Cherokee GT'a 1 anu 3it'e' San;,af S stonL
pany, 6oia nno DIsltty ~ c,nS "iaS IT,
SzVo'v w In 49, Ia Go r. 1urnott
tees-M. Fr3nkenheimer, 0eS. "; x buInelI'
Principal place of business, Gold Hill.
Tyr Ro,pn-Tbe Washoe Stock and
Evrh,n,o BOARD increased its admission
= c., e1oo o COCO
feeS 1he o5neL ua!, u,hor Of r. momhsr SV ~
fifty:five. This afternoon they still further
resolved to limit the seats to fifty-one-the
present number.
,A;. o. f,s-,n ,,>,- II
Ni"hi
VIII seen ~ feleLege 80 ota az. ? mn
srn;J,hiy ,;ostnoned until Friday the 18th
Instant 4 which time Il will take place
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
Religious Notices.

Calvary Presbyterian Church, Gold Hal-Rev.
W. W. Maeomber Pastor-Services every Sab
bath at IL A. NJ and P. Nj at Odd Fellows Hall;
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening; at the res.
idence of the pastor, on Telegraph street, first
door below the school house.
St. Johns Church-PrOtestant Episcopal-Di
vine service in Odd Fellows Hall, Gold Ill.,
every Sunday, at3P.M. Sunday school at l. p
NJ. Rev. o. W. Whitaker, Rector. Rev. +. s.
Rising will officiate tomorrow, January 3D.
Silver City-Rev. W. W. Macomber will preach
at Chrysopolis Hall at q P. NJ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

MAJ. GEN. THOMAS has, by general or
der, dishonorably dismissed from the service
one Colonel, two Majors, fifteen Captains,
twenty-six Lieutenants, and one Surgeon,
for various ofFenses, including drunkenness,
feigning sickness, spreading false reports,
permitting men to plumber, misbehavior in
the face Of the enemy, and the like.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

ANOTHER EARruorAKE.-At quarter
before three o'clock this morning, we We're
visited BY another of those little freaks of
nature that occur ENTHUSIASTICALLY, to
remind us that we are occupying very UNI
certain ground. The shock was not so
severe as the one on the 10Th, though the
vibrations which were nearly north and
south, continued for several secondS.-S.
f. Journal, Dee. 30th,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

THERE were at least sixteen Northern
States represented on the battlefield Of
Chattanooga. The Eastern States are en-
tiled to a fair share of the glory. They
had at least $4,000 of their sons under
fighting Joe Hooker engaged in the con-
test. It was the first western battlefield
where the East had many soldiers present.
The fought well. ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

W. H. BROWNE, editor of Buchanan's
organ when the o. P. F. was President,
is now on the staff of JEFF. Davis, with
the rank of General. That is natural
position for one of Buchanan's tools.
Old Buck would be there himself if he
were able, and had any red blood in his
veins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

CoPrER MINES.-We convcrSed yes
to-day with one of the miners of the late
ly discovered copper mines in the Coast
Range, west of ColuSa. lie informs us
that the miners are prosecuting their
prospecting labors with energy, and
have the best of indications rs to
the richness of these mines. Many of
the companies have erected machinery for
lifting rock ard are driving their shafts
with yigor -Marysrille Appeak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

UrAH.-The Utah Legislature met at
Salt Lake on the 18th inst, and effected
a permanent organization. Daniel IL.
Wells I'D President of the church of Lat
ter Day Saints, was chosen President of
the Council, and John Taylor Zone of the
Apostles Speaker of the House. After
the organization the message of Gov.
Reed (actins Governor) was read. This
document appears in the Tedette of the
18th inst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

THE editor of the Democratic Press has
been shown sugar cane twenty-one feet and
six inches in length, which came to San
Francisco few days since on the bark
Comet, from the Sandwich Islands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

Jrsr after their traitor candidate for Gov
ernor had been defeated by nearly 100, 900
majority, the remains of the Democratic par
ty in Ohio undertook to call State Conyen-
ton on the Sth of January. The result was
failure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

The London Spectator, referring to
President Lincoln, says: "We believe
juster man never held the reins of govern
ment,"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

SOME fine tobacco is on exhibition at
San Francisco, which was grown on the
Sacramento river. Ityielded l, 400 pounds
to the acre.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

~ DR.. Franklin used to say that rich
widows are the only piece of secondhand
goods that sell at prime cost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

P The public schools Of vicksburg have
been re-epened, after noisy intermission Of
two years or more. Colored schools have
also been established.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

" A gentleman who had been yictimized
By notorious borrower, who always forgot
to pay, called him one of the most promising
men Of his acquaintance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

P Where the wash-tub and the axe are
constantly IN requisition, there is little time
for the book, the pencil, and the guitar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

" The tooth of harrow, in field near
Detroit, caused bright mark; the fortunate
driver stopped, looked and found piece Of
copper weighing So pounds and nearly pure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
A CARD.

TT HAVING BEEN REPORTED THAT THB
i undersigned would not be candidate for re-
election 10 the Office of Sheriff Of Storey county,
the object Of this card Ia to correct such areport.
have never said or even Unlimited to any ono
that would NOT be candidate for re.election--
know ONO reason why should NOT bo-and will
myself make known my Intentions when the prop.
or time arrives W. II. HOWARD.
virginia, \, r., Dec. 5. 1864 dss1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

o. Sit at home, and the spirit-world will
look IN at your window with moonlit eyes |
run out to find it, and, rainbow like, it vii;
have vanished,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

% We judge, from occurrences in the
city, that the break bone fever is exceedingly
prevalent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

u No reading can make a man wise
without thinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
HOTELS, SALOONS, ETC.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Main st. and Fifth Avenue,
COMO, N. T.

THIS LARGE HOTEL is JUST COM. IA
i pleted. Furniture, Bedding, and every. I::iA
thing entirely new. Thirty double andes
single Bed Rooms, suites Of Rooms for families,
Parlors ETC., all carpetcd, furnished and finished
complete.
Hot and cold water Is conducted through pipes
on the first and second floors.
All the late modern Improvements, and In fact
everything pertaining to frSt.class Hotel will
BE- found at this house.
There is also connected with the National Ho-
tel large Hail. 25 by 50 feet, suitable for Balls
Parties, Public Meetings, etc
L d. CROSS, Proprietor.
Como, N. T., Dec. llth, 1863 dell IT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02

U It IS often the case that men, for the
sake Of getting living, forget to live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-02
NorE-. Buyer % days. seller . DAVIS !. one

NUIE- buy % UayH EtIIdI D Uh5Bi Ul15-
fourth interest; \ Dividend,
ADDITIONAL TINS MORNING = Virginia Dis
trict-Oakland, $40 asked Lathrobe, go asked;
Santa Rosa, SO asked.
Gold Hin District Argo, g so bid--es asked;
Echo, SIS bid; Napoleon, % bid S4 asked Mas
sillon, 81 asked keystone, q bid.
Reese River Dlstrict-Comet Co., @ asked
SALES OF STOCKS THIS Mornings shares
Crssus, at $40.