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READ WHO SAYS So
PsmOsrton d j.. formerly the North Baptist church.
Ihsye known Hops.nas German B.srs f.ver.sly FOR
have been pleased with Their effects was induced "a
Il s and s:y
II aS; with sss :H or
they recommended 70 these Bitters knowing from
En- ss
q Religious knowledge and cSrsiiAn chronieis
AIhOus6 no. dipo:sa TO favor or recommend gs.sn.
SSs q ~ me hope that he
is BE- json q S ety.
preudiced against them for many years hinder the
ann R o
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cosnssd Sey The ass o. three Soss d hs.s sttsrs
rssi sSs dssrs: q SSaiy ana VICE.
dsspsir.d o. r.ssnine therefore hank God and my
friend for directing &C. " IN 8 sscTs
lFrom Rev. Joa KennArd pastor Of Tenth Bap.
Dr. J.c,sos-Ds:, Sri have been Frequently requested
81 II II :: o.
q l-y
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Liver Complaint e safe and valuable prspsla.ion In
but sss. M b
f'"' very sssss Ssov oo... :s. rssdspR.
From Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Or c: n JAcssoy-DIA. siscPeI sonal experience en-
.lsn me medicine IN esss:
a.. s'ss ,sy
similar effects on others Your trnl s,ss RANDOLPH.
From Rev j. a. Turner Pastor Of Heddins NJ z Church,
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head and nervous yssm advieed By friend 70 Try
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article where meet with similar my Own and have
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From Rev j. Bernar Of The German Reformed church,
Dr. C. NJ sos.-RrsSscrsp sIs- have been troubled
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Iarre size hodips ,esrly double quany) VI per bot.
Small siss. Is cent. YER so,,i.hsi dozen
BEwiRE OF couSTERFEIrs
Bee shs. ,se signature Of &C. n. JACKSON" is on the
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securely PACKED, ~ esprssa
! PnDssSsi sscs Asd mandatory.
No. 81 ARCH STREET.
! PHILADELPHIA.
! JONES EVANS.
,succsssorslso n Jackson Co
PRoPRrEToRs.
p >, druggists s.s s, s..,, IN e's town the
NEW YORK AGENCY,
HELnBoIps
paue AND cHEMIcAL WAREHOUSE,
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Wng the Rebel Army Fsn Back q
AtnnufRe

the ssvaanah RsoSsiScdss army correspondent cor
rets an erroneous impression 10 regard 70 the future
moyensnt,sef che Army " The Tennessee He says:-I
ahude 20 bebsf sssd 70 be entertained very generally
70 sso,a.s 100 los army xss snsssec 70 ,epsns zoe
falling back y, ~ Atlanta Having heard that some IN
essiue~e fe upon fbis called npon General
dafdee before eNsnG Dalton. and hsvc he authority
or @ying that h>hss nol the least thought retiring
rom ns present ~s.sop bot, on the ccctrafy, the
sys ,hsv , % re- ~ Ss GO
from Tunnel BIN 70 Atan,N He hsevcr moreover, that
,he abtenees Win retu w 70 duty and the people az
s"oss'ence the federal army VII peycy succeed reah
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BAvB MORE REsPEcrABLE PEOPLE 10 voucB
FOR THEM
TRAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE MARKET
WE DEFY ANY ONE TO CONTRADICT THIS AssER
T1oN,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
10 any one that WIN produce certificate published by us
that is not genuine.
HooFLAHps GERMAN BIrTERs,
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Diseases arising from disordered stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
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CONTAINS NO RUN OR wHIsKRY,
AND CAN'T MAKE pRuNKARDs
BUT
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M4HE WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS So
From the Rev Levi q Beck pastor the Baptist church.
fSi!:dsipSi.. "
have known Hoo6ands German Btters favorably for
number years have used them In my own family. and
recommend them many others and know that they
operated In strfktngiy benehcal manner take great
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perescs that my Recommendation win Be sustained do
''''' ~ -'''eN' - : LEVI O BECK.
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4 TTBNTION, sKATERs-No PERSON CAN ENJoY
"A stating swho s troubled with Corns, Bunons. Bad
Nails &c An such should consult Dr. j. BRIGGS, Chiropo
dist 2z Broadway procure his remedies b. mall or Of
druggists, and be relieved
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IMPORTANT TO HousEKEEPERs.BE WARNED
by frequent Of dwelling houses, and
your hall by using Valentine Butler Patent
Rotary Locks by experiences Of TO be the
sbcst lock known. For sale by HENRY A. MORRISON,
ole agent for the ma nfacturers. 90 Maiden lane.
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Yankee Raiders.

os As,an.a any than has succeeded 10 rsseh'a
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o.sv opu ev. ~ou,d have managed bllses Osd stone
wal would have marched on, caught aud KILLED TIE Yam
Who mo. s.y inSsSsn begged 70 90 % Oovng.o. II
nsde pam 70 Ne tsllsss mind shas W. Deshanan
ssssy wee Isss ben. What's re Ssss = s:ss -,
N h saAdse nis ana day, ssve Aev Aoorc -
tween nianxhs ana Gay. They were ssat up By thek
shem-ausb ana sleepy. Some fre.s y death, etbess
were taken from their hosses seseebesA Ihsy fePded
s. n.S 's sn. ssS . @
la the mountain paths Tue ce was cut from the road be-
fore they ventured 70 ride over One horse slipped over
the pgecp'oe..Ae rider vas leading him. he never
Tue Whole matter " summed up In couple Of son.
Av .s s q
Some ass suggested ho might escape BY jumping down
the well and coming out in Japan-k 60 70 Buchanan.
well He did not jump N
Meanwhile the Yankees coolly eans up she val
ssonsus W.n assSs sss NJ Up ar
s'these headquarters.n TINS was boarding tbs lion
in his den. Jubal tset tAe Aeld a. The head 81
and plough boys, calisd .'home suards.n he Van.
ksess got after him, ana the "najor general CON.
no was pursuing the enemy With pars Of hs divslon-
ioones after cayarywMh nne prospects q overaking
them 'o S Gn,os perhaps about ne .f,ea!
Hole Easiy bound Tor the Same placed 1hey did very
little damage W the valley. t sf t-rf 1911
eye were iDvncbIc-wsh separate Commands biuOder.
ers general Of with General Robert T. Lee 70
plan and put him in The right place, does we'll Aoeby
would plan and execute nght or strategic movement
better than Longstreet at Snnok and Kn0xvs, oubal
Early At stanton a1b
Jacks0ns blunt response 70 some parlor or bArroou
stratcgst At Richmond, "Mose buS fewer orders,
was wisdom IN axiom-tFue then just - true -
when the hero Of tho valley uttered M u 10 ncult 70
direct especially by Oouriers. tho movement OF troops
hundred miles distant. among mountains the "RankIngn
general never saw, except inaccurate map not
every commander thai point roads he heard
o. and BY paths he dreamed the proper
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
Gold Hill Mining Stocks.
Review for the Week Ending April 2etl

The past week has been the dullest one of the
season in the Stock Market tine sales having been
unpreccdrntly small. and confined To but 4 very
limited number OF stocks.
In Baltimore American there was but one trans
action; sale of five shares at S60.
Three shares Belle Vernon sold Ut $40: ten
Combined Effort nj S600
Twenty five shares Color;ll" were sold ut from
- t" SG.J0closiuea s..
Fifteen shares Champion sold nj - a $780, %
Challenger at 81 80 a $3.50 % shares Diligent at
SLGO.
Efliugham is decidedly fuctuating stock. II
commenced the week NJ ~ cts, went up to Si,OO
and closed yesterday with sale oils shares at
500.
Ten shares Front Gold Hill sold ut 81.
Free & Easy is u new stock in the market. 1t
opcnr,l at -. advanced to 81. and closed al 81
Onr hundred and niac,y shares were sold within
that range during the week.
Frankrl holds its usual figures, sales Of - shares
being reported at 81.
Thirty shares Green sold OH Thursday at s5,sj
a $50.
Gray and Cook is II stranger at the board
Twenty-Five shares sold during the week at $40 a
$50. closing at $50,
Ten shares Golden Horn sold at $50.
Harold x Arso opened 81 advanced 10 s., and
closed Il: $50 Eirhtycight shares were SOLD
within that rang"
,Iryy"tt & shepard continues TO attract consider
adj" attention every day, and sells at"ll kinds Of
tisurrs SmIcs Of l2 feet are reported at from s94
vuSiu. closing Will. !, sale at tue latter figure
len shares Jenny Iai sold 1T S2,Tj Twenty
,har,s keystone NJ. , at $3.50; - Kentucky at
$50 a -,
King solomon h;., its ups aud downs as usual
ltcpy,rria at Sl,1.i, and closed II Sj,SA One hun
,lrvd aud sayrn;y-rwo shares wer" sold III that
r.,u.G
Ten shares Legal Tender s"idn $40
Ten shares kurkrr6ockcr sold at $50, seller 30
dg,..
Five .haras MARY Ann sold Al Sll5i % Mother
I.nupkins AZ :! a $50; = New Oregon at Sii
Z SID; Ten Napnlcoma; sig; - Occidental Con-
,olili,cL Il, SOD: 10 Pontiac at 81; ~ lalo Alto
al :? %: - Pride ot America ut ST a go.
E5,hrliru Opened - -, advanced 10 Sc, and
closed AZ SL2:h Eighty. i've shares Were sold
between ;hu>r figures.
Fiy"s shares Eo,k Island sold al $40: ITO State
O: Maine at SEA-,
SIN francisco ol.yrrd at - advanced t" 81 and
dropped to Sjjo AZ the Close. Fifty-itve shares
sud-
Ten shares SANDY Bowers sold ut 70 cts; II
Sunrise ~ 50 10 Tonliuc at 81 ~ Union at $50,
- White and Sanders at Sli 2s0 Young At sl,1o
10 S425; share Yulo at Sl3,75. Altogether it
was the slowest week we have yet had 10 report
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
Notice TO Lien Holders.

T S PRALL AND 4. B. BROWN, DOING
u. business under the firm name and style 0!
Prall & Brown. plaintiffs. against II. {. Brown.
Deiendant.-Thc said plaintiffs having on the 18th
day of April AID. lNfi, commenced action against
said defendant in the Civil Probate Cour; Of the
County OF Storey. " T., 10 enforce lien for the sum
OF SUI s. upon that certain building land premises
whereOn the same Is Stuatcll ~ the northern end
OF American Flat on the west western side Of the
toll road leading from Gold Ill 10 Carson City, about
Two hundred ieCt nnrthcTy from the Toll House.
and which house or building is known as Brown
Exchange" the same being saloon Now, there.
fore all persons holding or claiming liens upon said
premises under provisions o; an Act Of the LcGiSa'
tur" OF Nevada Territory. entitled An Act for
curing Liens TO Mechanics and Others" approved
November 2lst l>6l, are hereby notified IL bc and
appear in said Civil Probate Court on the 2l,t day
OF May. A,p. l>6i. al I'll" opening OF Court on that
day the same being dny OF the regular term Of said
Court to exhibit then ami there the proof Of said
liens. PRALL & BROWN. plaintiffs.
Dated. April cath, l>i apr2H 3w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
Summons.
U,ERRITORY OF SFVADA-IS THE lis.

TERRITORY OF NEVADA.-IN THE jus.
l. tees Court of the Gold Hill Township, in and
for the County of Storey, ss.--Thc people Of the
Territory of Nevada, to JAMES TRANOR, send
greeting: You are hereby summoned 10 appear
before me III my Office in the Township Of Gold
Hill in the County of storey on the 2jth day Of
May AID. 1864 at o'clock Pm, TO answer unto
the complaint OF Federal Gold and silver Mining
Company. in which they claim thar you are il.
dcbtcd 10 them in the sum Of S9i 60 per ASSESS
men;s due on forty feet of ground in said company
and levied by the Board Of Trustees of said com
pany for the purpose Of developing and working
the company's mining claim rs will more fully
appear by complaint on file and TO which partiCu
lar reference is here made. when Judgment will b."
taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs and damages. if you fail 20 appear and
answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service and due return here
Of Given under my hand this 2jth day Of April
AID. 1861. 5. II. ROBINSON,
npr35 I'd Justice of the Peace of said Township
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

COULDN'T SAVE IT. A Washington letter
writer, II ndcr date of March 29d. says: William
Shields who left here in 1861 to participate in the
rebellion, and returned in 1862, and had his pro-
perty seized under the ContiscatOn Act of 1862
came forward to-day and defended his case against
the United States. Judge Wylic to-day gave his
decision in the case. Shields defense was that he
had not aided or abetted the rebellion since the
enactment of the present law. The Court held
that the defense was insufficient unless the de
PENDANT produced evidence that he also had re-
turned to his allegiance under the Presidents
proclamation of Sept. sd This he having failed
10 do, the life estate of the defendant In the real
estate was seized and Gecreed condemned to the
use of the United States"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

/ LADIES, ATTENTION Five large wagon
! loads of Ladies' Spring Goods have been I'M
! loaded ut Frankcnhemer's Store, in Gold
Hill, within the last three days, and which
will be ready for inspection BY the ladies OF
. this vicinity BY this evening. The stock Is
the finest ever brought to town, and now Is
the time to get the habiliments of May.
GooD.-The city authorities OF Virginia
have commenced war Of determination on
street auctions. Even assessment sales will
not BE- allowed on the streets. They must
take place within doors. These street auc-
tlonS have long been L nuisance, and We are
are glad that they are to be permitted no
longer.
New CLOTHES.-Our next door neighbOr,
Mr.. Harris, has just returned from the Bay
with large and extensive assortment Of
mems and boys clothinS-equal TO any ever
brought to Gold Hill. Harris will sell them
as cheap as any man in the county. just
try him-and now is the time to get your
pick Of the new patterns.
TRoUT.-0ur thoughtful friend Justice,
who is rusticating At Lake Tahoe, sent us By
this mornings stage a magnificent trout, for
which he will please receive our renewed as
suranceS, etc.
TIE stages are again coming from Ca!ifor-
MIA pretty we'll loaded with passengers. One
noticeable ana cheering feature is the num-
Der Of names OF ladies seen i'll the lists OF the
arrivals.
BILLION SHIrPEp.-WcIls, Fargo X Co.,
thi, morning. shipped % bars and , sacks
OF bullion. weighing i'll the aggregate Lib
pounG>, and worth according to assay S.
; = q.
CAPT. SWlrU, the wcll-anown Virginia
morse auctiou1er, was arrested this morning
Tor selling horses III the streets, i'll violation
u! city ordinance.
ARKEsrS.-But four or i've arrests were
made in Virginia last night and Yesterday.
Quite a number Of heavy freight teams.
from California, reached Virginia To-day.
THE new Geiser G.ade Cut-oif, jus; north
Of Virginia, is about completed.
STOCKS are improving slightly. Several
sales were made to-day.
\ prospecting party bound for Boise leaves
Virginia on Monday.
Tue roads over the mountains are again
in good condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

last year.
EXPLOSION OF STEAM BOILERS. - There
exists in Manchester, England, an associa-
ton of engineers, who carefully inspect the
boilers of all parties belonging to the associa-
ton, and make every possible effort to antici-
pate and remove any danger of explosion.
The association, furthermore, carefully sur
vey, by experts, every disaster which may
occur to boilers outside Of their organization,
as well as those occurring to boilers under
their immediate charge. From a tabular
statement, in the London Engineer, of the
boiler explosions which occurred in England
during the year 1868, it appears that Of the
thirty-six explosions only one occurred among
the boilers under the direction and control Of
this association, and this was considered an
exceptional case. On inquiry into the causes
Of the explosions which occurred to boilers
outside OF the immediate supervision of the
association, it appeared that the principal
cause of disaster WAS corrosion-chiefy eX-
ternal. 1t further appears that this corrosiOn
was often attributable to damp or sweat"
as it is technically termed, from between the
walls in which the boilers were set, and their
outer surface. Fully one-siXth of all the cor
rosons was traccablc directly to external
corrosion Only two were attributable to
excessive pressure, and four from scarcity Of
water. 1t would appear from the above that
very little importance can be attached to the
numerous and ingenious scientific theories
that have, from time to time, been suggested
BY careless, theoretical observers, by way
ofcxplanation of this class of accidents
There can be little question with regard to the
capacity for Judging, or closeness Of observa-
ton on the part of the experts of the associa-
ton above referred to. A careful and candid
consideration Of this matter on the part of
machinists, is of much importance ON this
coast. Why cannot California organize a
similar association The use of steam is
destined to become more important here than
in any other portion of the globe containing
an equal population. Will not some of our
leading machinists make move in this
matter Naming and Scientific Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

MORMON MCTiNY.-The Irrmoa leaders ap'
pear TO be preparing their followers for insufrec
tod. and we shall not be surprised if they com
.ncucc their troublesome operations rs soon as
Gen. Ccau0rs forces arc withdrawn. which will
oe some the next fall us their lime will then cx;
p:rc. In their speeches in the tabernacle. the
leaders do all they cal 10 misreprcscnt the Union
cause. anil I" stir up feeling Of dissatisfaction
with the Union Government Brighaln's tribe
will bear watching. tor he means mischief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

SINGULAR IF NOT FrSSY.-Is it not singu-
lar, if not indeed funny, that the "greatest
General of the age" should be run for Presi-
ent by the ''no-fghting, anti-coercion, peace
party" and on an "anti-war" platform
And is it not singular, if this greatest Gen.
eral of the age" is also a truly loyal man,
that every Secession-rebel-sympathizcr of the
North, and every refugee Secessionist in the
North from the South, should be in favor of
him How are these things to be accounted
fors
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

The following ConpLnc, Tiled their certificates Of
incorporation in the County Clerks office yesterday
West Burning Moscow Gold and Silver Mining
Company. to mine in the Virginia District; capital
stock S7uNwg Tru>trcs-A \. Mace, Victor Res
sLgu f. A. Sawyer. Place nf business, Virginia.
S,au.ruOm and Bingham Consolidated Mining
Company. to mine In American Fiat; capital stock,
SlNl $50 TruSIcr>-W. ". Bishop, G. c. Mcdonald,
H. : Nichols. t1ro. c. Burnett and Vim. +. Hale.
Guardian Gold au Silver Mining Company, to
mine In Gold I'LL District; capital stock. Sclsh
Trusrcc>-A. c. SLNtOn. G. J. Cole and W. W. Cory
ell. Place Of business, Virginia.
TAYLOR Gold and Silver Mining Company, 70 mine
in the Gold Hill District; capital stock, Slnm.
son aad A. j. RhOleS Place oil business Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

ESTATE OF 4. {. HOLLISGSHEAD, De.
IL ceased-Soticc is hereby given by the un.
dersisned the Administrator Of the Estate of i.
c. Hollingshcad, deceased, 10 the creditors Of AMI
all persons having claims against the said deceased
10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication Of
this notice 10 the raid Administrator, at his place
of business in Gold HILL in the County of storey
Mt CHARLES KING. Administrator.
Dated NJ Gold Hill, April 81 lS6i. apes iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
" having claims against the Estate Of Joseph L.
Goode deceased, to present the same to the under.
signed the Executor Of said Estate OF Joseph j..
Goode. deceased. at his place Of business in tho
town of Gold Hill, county Of Storey and Territory
Of Nevada with the necessary vouchers thereto,
within ten months after the first publication Of this
notice. W s HUMPHREY,
anil M Executor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

ARREsTING CONTRACTORS-A Washington
letter writer SAYS: - \ number OF prominent con
tractors from the West have. within the past few
days, be-n arrested and placed in the Old Capitol
Prison for not fulfilling their contracts II is well
TOR contractors to understand tina; they cannot
throw up ;heir contracts At their pleasure. even
Jv paving the forfeit money named i'll their bonds
II !: appears that man has taken contract with
the intention OF not fulfilling il, the WGc Depart
Iacut will consider it cause for TIE ScvrrcSt
action. without regard to the action Of the bonds
men
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

\ story is told of It Young Frcnchman who
wanted to enlist from Pi;t>tieid huc he was under
>ize and under weight, AMI was rejected. lie
was bound to 50. however, and wrote 10 Father
Abraham. telling him %. Uur!e Abe liked lis
spuuk aud replied :" he would show Lis letter TO
a certain New York cavalry recruiting officer, he
guessed ne would take him, and he did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
Ipn,yer Of Attorney.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILLIAM
" H. BEGAN, of Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada Territory. Is our duly appointed Agent, 10
receive and receipt for all moneys due or TO be.
come due TO U.s. a. rents. or dividends, on any all
property we now own within the county Of Storey,
n T. JOSEPH BATH,
CHARLOTTE BATH
American Flat March 81 1851 unl3l IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
Silver City, April II, 1851 apl2 III
Dissolution of Partnership.

TlHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
J. ing between VIM. W. Bishop and Vim. t.
Cooper as Attorneys at Law and also as Stock and
Exchange Brokers. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Vim. ". Bishop will continue the
same business at his old office. and will settle all
business Of the firm WI ". BISHOP.
". B. COOPER.
April Eth. 1864. apG3 NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Copartnership Notice.

Mrs ELIZA ELLIOTT, FORMERLY OF THE
vi Orleans Hotel, Auburn. Placer county, Cali,
fornia, having purchased the interest Of Xaspar
Haupt in the Sierra Nevada Hotel Silver City Will
continue the same with John {. Grubcr. Old pat.
rons Of the House are cordially invited. where tho
greatest attention and care will be taken for their
comfort. ELIZA ELLIOTT.
JOHN c. GRUBER.
Silver Civ April IT, 1851 apl2 N