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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-10-01

u Purinton, George H., Of Hotel notoriety,
has vacated the old stand, and taken up his
headquarters at the old Eagle stand, where he
will dispense grub TO the hungry, and entertain
the weary
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-10-01

u The United States Tax Collector gives no.
tce that he will be in this place on the 18th OF
October
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APPLEs.-lf you want good apples for eat
ing or cooking, call on J. P. WILEY, at the Old
Claim-House
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SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED.

An efficient male Teacher is wanted to teach
The District School in Junction City.
Address, S. B. WHITE,
Junction City, Kansas.
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uDr. Horn can be found at Halls DRUG
Store, prepared at all times to answer calls.
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az The District Court meets in this place on
Monday.
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Administrators Sale.

AdmlnlStI dt0rS Sale.
Notice is hereby given that will offer at
public sale on the 10th day Of September, A.
b. 1864, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at my residence
in the Republican Valley, FIVE HEAD OF
WORK OXEN, belonging to the estate Of the
late Robert Heserman, deceased.
Terms Of sale-Two months credit.
ELLIS J. MONTAGUE,
n39-4tS5. Administrator. .
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-10-01

LoIEs' DRESS GooDs.-Splendid sssortmsA
now opening at ~
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-10-01

Parson Brownlows Knoxville Wing says
there should be salute fred in front of every
horse stable in the land in honor of John Nor
gan's deathl And all fine horses and mules
should be notified that they may now repose in
quieSSt night, and Craze in peace in the day
time
An ARRAY occurred in Topeka. on Saturday
last, in which James Dade, q colored barber,
lest his life. Dade, while intoxicated, got into
quarrel with Fred Mackey, in which the
fatal blow was struck. Mackey promptly sur
rendered himself to Sheriff Whiting.
49, Reinforcements have latterly been
going forward to Grant at such o rate that
some people east have taken it into their
heads that Sherman's army is making its
appearance on the James river.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-10-01

MORE SrEak.se-Hon. J. H. Lane, Sidney
Clarke, DR.. W. W. King. Robert McBratney, j.
D. Brumbaugh, 7. A. Osborne, ". W. II. Law
renee, I. c. Sears, and A. Danford, have been
announced by the State Central Committee to
address the people of Kansas in advocacy of the
election of Lincoln and johnson. They will be
at this place on Thursday, the 18th inst. In
the Fourth and Fifth Judicial Districts large
List of speakers andappointments are announced.
Our citizens will be pleased to notice that the
eloquent Dr. King will be among US again.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD!
500 Cords OF Wood !

To he delivered at Fort Riley, Kansas.
Delivery to commence Immediately, and the
whole amount to be delivered on or before the
18th day of December, 1864.
The successful bidder will be allowed'to cut
the wood Oh the Military Reservation, at such
point or points as the officer in charge Of the
Ouartermaster Department of this Post may
designate. Bidders mus; be present ut the
opening Of the bids, and successful bidders in
readiness with good and sufficient securities,
to enter into contracts and execute required
bonds as soon as awards are made. All bids
must be in triplicate and accompanied by
copies Of this advertisement. Bids must be
endorsed g Proposals for Wood"
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. ]. r. MCCLURE, lst Lieut..
n43-2t.. 11th h. Y. c., A. A. Q. NJ.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ACC. II, 1864.
A New Mo, eunen, b, C.ucrn, Grnnt.

Tgg 10 ystery that for several q prevailed -r'a-
tive 10 IN important rnovcmcr' NJ par, NJ Oc"c''
GsAsr's army " elumdaci ly TIE tc'etl
news which we p''lsh tl's NON nr. Ctn p l.-
epts with tic Army Of Tie P,lpmac. and r'sp trc
Richmond papers, ard reported ia. i,r.- asa..
her o. Transports appeared a. ;he C"e..i e,.'-
the supposed purpose of conveying TO- ef
some other baao d o,sr,iious md Tic t'.
drawn by the rebels was tina, GE,sr h'l '..'r.
Sninci TO shsndon offensive orcr,docs '7'.n
Richmond, and return with his army 70 o.. "I
position ner wsshngton. rhe ~ 80" N'
however. tia, this was a deeply isld yln1 'rf '
portans sgvrcssive movement, vi ca. MI ' ~. 20
flying Unionlsis aud rei.ls Alto ~ "'r.''j -
cured important criii 20 - arr', J. a'"Ni
ahst HAscocK's 1~cond Army Cro1 w'i
placed On board Of transports fua win
bands playing and colols .'1lg esrcsrn'n' In tn'
wind. steamed down the river In fri New " TIE
rebel army. OF course the latter Hate '"i 'Aer..
solves that the exit OF Grants army VIA ir ~ .
srsss; and this WIS exactly tho iwfre7fon whie'
1rsns desired to create. Alter reaching rohi
beyond rebel otservaton. however. the itlnso -
hove to, turned about, and when nIrht can'' r .
p,tiy returned up tho river, aud al - ocs eject
I'd landing only twelve miles from R;nmon'. ~
connection with this movement, tie Icnh army
cnrpS the artillery Of the sccond cora and q
command Of Gen. Foster were rDsroi ou ior~rr' =.
psdls, snd formed junction witt Hancock. WIN
shis ;oTce the enemy were surprised and ce'lie
81 Dutch Gap, and Ave hundred pri~ou'~' v're
captured toletter With "a, u p'7,i e srtH!"r'
Al latest advoes the force under Haicnt nl.
fought their way 10 within t'nc ul', OF y '.l.
snd two miles Of Fort Darling. RimA u'
Dapturc 81 the outer works A. rur' U.r.Hs
current in wsshington bui rr -, -,
sieved 70 h well founded. Our io-.'
however, were pu-hing forward wa
vrsss viecr, aud the carly fnll Of hat stronghold
tcoahdently expected Mll'tarr criicg claim t.s
.>his brilliant strategic rnovctn,ut w'l uc"r .'
lShe evacuation Of either Richmond o. = ,rrhhur
sby The rebels, and In ether event will change D.
>shols aspect u the campaign. As a co-'neri'''
movement General BuTLER "a engaged 10 d ..'.l
. cAnai one hundred and forty ynls lsa ~
,snoss . strip Of land at Dutch Cop, At pos
,wAers The James River forms ''horsoshoe." y
tis means seven miles Of tie passage toward
Rchm0od will be saved, ind tho oisrictions &c
Chat distance will be avoided. Late Richmond ~
pss sssst that tho object OF this canal i 10 fal
ons If THAR important positions.
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Osjecsisns to Purchasing Asscc'n',cns.

~. co.~v,o., Anvr,r,s,,. in a., no. .,i,,,,o-
s,.,,,n, ,,,,n M, ,os,,,o, in re,,r,rce D, prr.
.A..,ne A..cs.,,o,s. say. tho o,e,,s ~ ,sc.e .,.
.r.,..,o,. ,,,,s >. ,,,,,r,. ,r,,o ,ban ;io..
-uh..,. A.. .,.,.e,,.i ,,,,, -. .,il-,n.,,,.. .,
-. ~, c,rch.s.s 4, ,,o mos, ,-r,,.....,,,,
-.,,~ :, .ho ,oo.. o,,,,,,,,o ,,,o,,,,,.u o,l,
o..h.
N..h,n. c., .or., and ,be-eroro po.h,n- CON su.
,tsrsede In the supply OF such numeiola nr1 con.
SstioS Of indiSidusIs ~b 1. ee",'arIIr rrlod w.,
v.,asined BY :s.lnie,est, and ale IN or ne s' ~
tsctssd q heinz In io1i az seneiry rniroeoI ~
pnnansniSp',sa ana issa'or; 49,. He' - ,hSi 10
md the reward Of nil services gc ever. on ,he ave-.
49, ~ =, TO- ~ eo acn u, ~"
We crcli, our co,ernt,or.ry with NOR, iu,,'u.
rencs than IL exhibited " tic nr.-lfueu,s pr.
1r.h IN the above article, and ci, TIM, the agents
Of . Puroh snp Association would. IN nm ,u,ineu,
d.or., h. .cu.,ei NO, only v the .neee IA snur
.os scn,utercs,. bu, the additional Involvement Of
,hannv N chs, NAN The nri. NJ n,oy,sions in n ,oar
10 .,r.sav co,,rolIcd bv nidale,re, ord r,o..
a,.,rr, According N tho covvr,.c,,t.
q, 4. batter for ,cor peou,o 10 buv heir
N,., and ,rov,sions a, the uriees feel bv ,he IN.
>~ra.v,, ,.,,o, nj ,pd,v,du, guido and ais ,p,-l
rv .eMIn..r.r"-moani,o, bereLv IN. ,e,.,ls,or-
...hsn 4, n Cor .Ao.e ..,ne Moor psonl, 70 ebooo
x,,,n,c.sn, agent. and suroy,e him 10 20 fl, ouee
% DE proiuoer AMI u,rct nae tle- sutpl,,, a, ar,
co.,. n AZ tho Co..,notA1. ,sse-t.. 4, 10, hspcg.
a. . community. 10 epcsu-,r. y-.,oulation. the
Doo,r, o,ss.ss will no, be stle 10 scc II
!, ,h., h,b. unloss The p.ces.,r,es Of ne
.csu.uv bcosme cheope, under sneh a svs,cin.
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Ths Police ~ street Inspector,.

The sAx.buriened city of New York annually
pays IN immense sum OF money to keep up Poe
lice establishment aud City Inspectors pepar.-
meut. Without ct all disparagng the advantages
Il having City Inspector, with numerous corps
Ofsmpaoyees we believe many of the duties af-
dgnsd 70 that bureau might be probably tur0oi
over 70 the Metropolitan policcmcr without H.
<ssasns the labor Of those very efficient oniccrj'
but In reality exsmptng them from many annoy
sness they arc now subjected to. We SEE no reason
Why ths odhoers who patrol the streets of This
oty with power 70 prevent disturbances and arrest
p9ssns committing ouirages upon public decency,
Should "a b invested with authority to keep the
Aheeuaehfsrss Of this metropolis fem becoming the
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Cculc Market.


INV pI-As fu u-t 10 ',A.
Tie feee-.s OF cattle 1t the Different p.-.tr.s o.
thu clty auiu2 the us, eek were a. ,olov-;
r.e,ci, 3.GC.; Cows end Calves, Is Ne.ls, s.s:
SIC y sad .Ulr- ~ f; SNlle, "a.
THREE Al the y ming OF the market th!1 week
the Weg her houeh We NJ was not cr9tcsl's. AMI,
ne wIol, 81. %. allie 10 q gGc, lac 4 ore NOR.
rooc ballock on sae ,han there ye bo d.rnE tac
% rex. ut the tuerHlty o. ths stock uul't
irlpD the ANtt-te IN 4uAI.iy. ro' b lrN Gloves, ~
ttc. came INTO MHrAct b'te uuil d! e. ItlIts ui
the sCsIilwas b eco. s.le4 wrie r1irr iout
stance. iuiI cent hrh.T. Ili, advance lHr l uu.
al grices but vas peic. ptibC l.rioi lott.
AIhOu. tuis aIcr = sou eWli.t ,ltC,rt IS thu
ltI.e rulpl cOuiug into ma k"L SEE hu.rt lee.
stcufp, 4. IA II coast utuec Oi the the II t
an he scaic,ty oi god cntle Nhch B. r.,at.t t,t
b, all concerned. uccr the Cdcuust sE'cf on ma
Let cy..H ii u. We quote poo anu common to me
d. M n; ,Al,e, AL me4iuiu 10 Ccoi, 4JAipc y. ll.c
Il l. u ana eLo.ee I've.
M. 4 Curs.-Iho dean AND for mich cows g. cradu.
elis BECOMING better and ices IN cor q iuence,
suuy an lncTeased hImness. The quslltv il 40. ye y
1ou,l ut the trent tine Llost ukeIy caused l, TIC
cioutIt. We quote tcau ipcnGeI. con non u Ia T.
r.5.S.,U: and extra choice, 3 5as-l
"a. Cdirss.-l The mG! ket TOR veal calves IA NOR,
steady and p ace. ale uLchnngeu. Gfasi celves n =
Quiz and bTiug IRON ieal.c per lb- tie Jcrnud -
ing Vt ry small. We qnote p me heavy yraIs AT lDa
l-c and common TO iaiT atJosc.
present time IL very scarce anu OF POO. auality
LAmhs also are very scarce, and ell accord M no
quality. We quote common 10 GOOD sheer tAiyc, an
irSsc and prime TO choice at Fail g. ~
Sc.ne.-lioss me Ve!y seaice, IN sympathy with
sheep and larnhe. At the cose Of last we.E lie ei
in the ma ket brousht .6ly4.c per h. since the,.
the price has fallen OF about one cent lover This
may seeIn strange Ia view Of the sms ali .upply On
hand, but II 10 nevertheless the case We guv,s corn.
I'D u lvalI:e sad stiu'ied q lvsllks
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q" CIV
I.Tu.t NJ $3.50 agents - fecrNi tprt quo 10
in In, t,rrtgry o. !. .ies ia rau,.h.u. Forthwith
a, ,....... ... 49,. . ........, ,....t
'l'
an ihe 90 .t-t 'ic' MON eF ''-i '-u ooiAle
our rrfnts south D, u a. nr.u u vot's Luc.
-, 49, -, - .. .. ..t.., o.. o., q. ....,., t.i.,
10 '''''' '" r'' g" '-.'' 10 VIC ''' -''
J. 90 .l'cl. Or i.'.r' - t'ir '5'crrtuf N'utf-'
$50 -t.-st. g.. g., -.i..- ic,,rr o. ,a Nj r-Gr.-
- -,.-..... .,,.l ,,,,,,,,i b., ,,-, ., ,....,,
.'' ~
s'l'r''lon 1T "'O whom i M c'n''ru 2"
,--t- 81 Nftrr,rv D-vt.t.> .r rurl
~ eis..pf,.. rs lnr I.ep. sra.
ArIASrA GA.J l- 90. 1sN.I
yoBD 4 s.. oor.r f'e,, f1eH. FOR re fJtr mon.
,e.i.h 81 s,ossiri tes. ,s trhrHs 1.pn.
efr, v1rrs from CBA.unoo 70. .fliy -. = re-
r, gcl rc g. '-o me o.. ,o.r.trpin inert 90 vopr
$50 rs r.rr,, .ut.C,t.,l .l't p..,y s-snnl
49, ,.o.--ia. lt,tr., and VI a eqrf, if,iorr a.,
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Nrs f5fA 1aestds. august IL q P.H -iIe .'--
o'n s;,,t narAe. hss Teen iii stronger to--a. iA
ar-et rcuer i Vance Ia price. IAn e.c.t il.' 70
e.i.nr .cifnre o. u marke; or several - 1.-' g.
tie lncter'inr dernerd from Al oaA, VOL l. OIL
bone fog the Government wet. taf.os. rc-'s.
bonds amounting To moie tnan oue million o. ccI.s
ale .epoltel have been toueht up 81 l-i ga'.s D.
GA e. four i,iein hou.es. tt' ,'4 ,-l't o.,rud
s,-ont ~ 80 e, end wi:hou' rnrh ua I1a 10
t.racd IA up 10 II ociock, upon rr1ott 'ir pa
D-ile o. l0rt paItg, blt afterwards -telet 90 $50
Anerv hich I. rose 20 20 aud .uai c.,, AZ about
2,i. Ser ne bn.s have fon-el f'om -, 81 -. I-e
lo,a rasfc. Tally cvhib.U incrci-i. "a 'n-r, ~ tl
currleti0n OF capital seeking iuvt-tr'rf or cen.
'e- .tr age Wiling, h0ve,er, 80 4csc..-ts %. ~
. t.t
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kDfiMNliG.


DLNDNAN-Ol TucsGey. AUG lc OF consurnp-
.. % .'Ar- &, .lga, ~ the 2,tl y,-H OF h,s age.
met |.f 90 tr .liuiiy, mad tho-r o. his b. othsr-
n-.u", lL..p NRn,u, ate re- pect.uly invited 10
'.Aa tit l-l % a. ca IhLl Soy AtslndDn, Aug. t.
~ IT, ocio, A. !.ou his late Iesael &c, III MuiNeriy
tt-ot., sa1
DpNNtLLN -On TUESDAY nlorninr Rcse Donneuy.
entti,r'. Co. yrDuc, ueald. I,e,. II ,eus
10. ANrnl-, aud io-' OF hen tCu-iG-iaa, ,flIuss
ltar ar respectfully invited 10 h. cad the funeral.
81 4u.s4a' n1,e noon, I,sh' Ut O'Clock, NON Is
We. Houston sl. u
.hLNRY-Va Tue'iay, Aug. 10. Mrfare', wife Of
Ji.tLsci ltny A-el "a yeus- mo ltls anu ID day.
Ale .e.E.4es If ifieudf ui ~ mIly IvsIzcl-
irl uvi.eI to at,e.d the June nd, tAis CNeIne ,uA
n'e noon, AZ - O'clock, i.om her late residence o.
ulton 81, OoElyn. iS
HOLLAND-On Monday, Aug. IL, MAre,ot r.
Holland, beOSel sac ot Daniel Holklnd AGED ~ yrs
IAt IelsNes and FeEeA ui LhA iaIllily are Ierp~c-
noon 18th int ~ .ociect, iToln her la4e rorlel.ee
y Beach d. l5I
JOSiS-On Tuesday, Anr. ~ h, WI lan YOUNG
est oi Morgan GEl Anne .!OngL ~ 10 plont!4s
aaG ~ DAYS.
Little Willie, blue-eyt-i darllng
lTtHsu.e lOaLe4 b. heaven Above
Game ht, lke blessed angel
tiiiing hearts viii ~ ald love
Like cheerful sunbeam sheidln,
Light alb tIacless on his way;
Eyel Jojouf laus hter-sVine,
Iu- ming darkness iIao day
Ye', beyond all earthly sorrow.
here the iiovIe never die
Now ouI little Willie iive,h-
In thaI brighter hume on high.
The relatives and friends Of the faur; IL are IN
ved to sttead The funeral on ThIr suay aite noon.
" o'clock, HON ~ IeaGssL It2
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recer,a,ea O. 9Th and Other rrissncer detrimental
to pubic health. We commend thu motter 10 the
careful oer-',a q the Citizens Association,
and al others Interested IN making the Empire
ci.y de- rale ri.c Of residence during ;he SUM-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


vea f.r,r A., rt, .-r-I.1rrnaI iuitr. I
-, -, 80 - ~. -. -, -.
anrum.- principal mi in'c.cs, both to he pad In
u" Ul molc.
esc to,s r he corve-..' 'e 1t the Of ion o. the
mol o. at IN t'sct mo ~ T-r cent. .oii lor.nR
'VLe'' 20 a4e ne Ices than ~ nor moe non q ca
! e-'' son tAer date, % the Go'ernnoat ma
e';' iA.y PAL tie issAei in tenomiua.ons 81 'S''
81 s5'r ,lro an s5JU- an AL Tilsc p,.ons
"ua. os 80 iollsiA Eoine .uulipe o. Ai. dol-
ihr.
..tt.tj,p c,,,ye. a.. ,,, ,,., ,,e roc n. O.
.. ,.......... -
"i iaid ti-iscs " - p.s. 90 thts c.l b. pre-
yDei
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LArHLR NArHEN n A. B. snNItTY,.

L NO !, ot Ses York. hs4 l4'h -, yea. ave Z.
Sna7ipr- NJ trfunr. Mos - 4 .chge B-cnaau aud
IN. g. Campbell. Siusiur by Hess :. NcCiowan and
Sr-p. are putic MT fcspea .uly Invited 20 attend
bee. 10
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

As uIttni, oi the alto ofl,s. ate 4cIupsied -
eet - iir,t irs-, .lh Hc ,er IT, o. ihurftsyi
our lslc ether WtlairI JANIS Ui.i Nan oi NJ.
q. THOMAS EEhRlGAN. T.. Pes. IAdkS
lAssLN. u. sNc. III
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To Everybody . Bay your Hcictcs now
md doubles t'rp ice
ne diamond Parior Match.
the lest 10 ii. -,.It!
A.e selling chc'1cr Than anv .thers. At the Lodi
NaLuactug,ng Cos, 90 g tisod.-s,. Ht,
FOR ihe iiair nnd skin. -HRrry'- T-iro?-
he -ou- Inc beet iia cheapest astiec. sold by All
ulu"gH-'s. =.
Monte r,sto Ni00Ela..t Lieu rsion up the
No "a Riser a. evcalI.; lR-re. aid.ne and
~ H. '... o. grr.ui stestaer aid WclIace'r qua
aA- - Ltni le.0e Bloou,r a. - s. = X
'Nn 80 me- ~ . So .ug a %. IlcS.H IL, d
..-. ANS geAtie-i.n Grd lazy. ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01
WucorDOrRted.

The following certificates of incorporation were
filed with the County Clerk on Saturday after
noon:
Maggie Gold and Silver Mining Company, Gold
Hill District. Capital stock SiOO,OOO, IN 2OOO
shares of $500 Trustees-D. w. Kelly, Dan.
Kelly, C. V. BoquiSt, Pat. Holland and Timothy
Lewis. Place OF business, Virginia
Matte Gold and Silver Mining Company, Gold
Hill District Capital stock S400,0O0, in 1000
shares of $500. Trustees-Same as above. Place
of business. Virginia
Roman Eagle Mining Company, Gold Hill Dis
trict Capital stock 100000, In LOCO shares OF
500 each Trustees - John White, Thomas
W GODS and VIM. Boyden. Place ofbusiness, Gold
Hill
Mary Alice Gold and Silver Mining Company.
shares of $500 Trustees-Dnvd BiXlcr, c. L.
johnson and p. o. Hundly. Place OF business,
Virginia.
American Flat Consolidated Tunnel Company,
Gold Hill District Capital stock S24O,OOO, in
. 400 shares of 500. Trustees-Thos. Devine,
z. Gallagher and P Connolly.
Golconda Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Desert District, n. I. Capital stock Sl2O,OOO,
in l,2OO shares of 500 each Trustees c. c.
Green, G. NJ. Marshall w. q. Smith, George B.
Cobb and Frank Hastings. Place Of business,
Virginia
Challenge Mining Company. Gold Hill Mining
District Capital stock $4,000. in 1000 shares
of 500 each. Trustees-JOhn White. Thomas
Wood aad VIM Boydon. Place of business, Gold
Hill
Rcd Ledge Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Desert District, " T. Capital stock Sl50,0O0 in
!, 500 shares of 500. Trustecs-W. NJ llussy.
Jas. +. Gregory and Gorhan H. Moore, Place Of
business, Virginia
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wsshOe Stock and Exchange Board.

MONDAY, Feb. l.
VIRGINIA DIsTRIcT.-Burning Moscow, SIZE
asked; Bajazette & Golden Era, s25bid-s5O
asked; Honduras, $40 asked; Iowa. 5000 asked
Kenosha, $40 asked; Milton. s55 asked; New
Orleans. SIS asked; Spanish No. 9, "a so asked i
Sutro, Sc asked Granada, 81 50 asked
GOLD HILL DISTRICT. -AmAdor, SO asked !;
Aston, IS bid--Sl0 asked; Branch Mint, Gil bid
SEQ asked; Bell Vernon, IS bid; Consolidated
Company, so bid; Cherokee, 81 asked Crown
Point Ravine. sls bid-S20 asked Dardanelle,
80 asked; Eureka, 80 lid; Empress, S22 asked )
Frankell, 81 so bid Golden Horn, IS bid-S7 80
asked Gilmore, SO asked; Golden City, 81
asked; Golden State, $40 asked Hawkeye (ort='
inal), SIS asked; Jim Mcclellan, 80 asked; John
A. Logan, 81 20 bid; Keystone, So bid = $50
asked; Knickerbockcr, so bid: Leon, 50 BID
10 a'd; Louisville so a'd; Mary Ann, 500 b-15 a.
New Oregon, Sl6 asked; Nevada, $40 asked; One
ota, Sl4 bid; Pilot 81 Asked Rock Island, Sl3b bid
is asked; Robinson, Sc asked; Central swezy,
$50 bid-l00 asked. San Francisco, 81 so bid;
United American $50 asked; Vulcan, 10 asked;
Miantonoma, SIS asked; Uncle Sam, ST., Sll bid
-a5 asked: Native American, 10 asked; Dowd
Company, $40 asked: Malakoff, Sc asked; Gentry,
Sl0asked; Mansfield 81 80 bids asked DR.. Per,
ry, 50 asked; Hooker, s. asked LaMotte' slo
asked
Sales To-Day.
GOLD HILL DISTRICTS shares Tontine sold NJ
SlI; l0shares do. at SIG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01
Pffma Donna Gold and silver SIis
KFemifn G6id aud silver 5iininS

No. 10 Of Twenty FIVE Cents per share has been
this day LEVIED, and "a now due, and payable to
the Secretary, Mt his office IN Gold Hill.
BY order Of the Trustees. -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01
Summons.

limited STATES OF AMERICA, TERRI
u tory of Nevada county of Storey, 81. Knick-
crbocker Gold and Silver Mining Company, plain.
tit, against Lawrence OFT, defendant The peo-
pie of the United States of America. in the Terri
tory of Nevada to Lawrence OFT, greeting: You
are hereby summoned TO appear before me,
Justice of the Peace in and for Gold HILL county
and Territory aforesaid, at my Office in Gold HILL
on tho Goth day of February, A. D., 1894, Mt 10
o'clock, ~ NJ, of that day, to answer the COM
plant of Knckerbocker Gold and Silver Mining
Company, wherein it claims TO recover from You
Thirty-seven Dollars and Flfty-siN Cents, money
paid out and expended for your benefit, as per
bill on file in my Office, md you are hereby nOti-
fed that If You fail to appear and answer the
complaint as aforesaid, Judgment will be taken
against you for the said sum Of Thirtyseven Dol
lars and Fifty-six Cents and 'sts of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand, this 2ISt day Of
January, 4. D., 1864. S. A. KELLOGG,
J. P. of Gold Hill Precinct, Storey Co., n. I.
inOl I'D
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CATTLE DYIHG.-It is truly melancholy to
learn Of the great amount Of cattle that have
died lately, on different ranches throughout the
county. 1t is admitted that on some, one-half of
the stock have persisted from hunger, and there
is great apprehension that many more will yet be
lost, if favorable rain should not shortly come.
In passing over the plains il is sad to the num-
Der Of dead cattle; while those that survive pre-
sent an appearance such as to produce sympathy
for the suffering of the poor dumb aniinals-
Many of them appear like skeletons, and seem
unable to move far from the springs and water
courses, from which they receive nearly all that
prolongs life. On the ranches near the mountains
the fatality has been much less Sheep are doing
well, and we have heard of but little loss in
horses-Los angeles Star.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-01
Constahle,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, TO
- me directed, issued out of the Justices Court
of S. A. Kellogg, Storey county, Nevada Terri
tony, on q Judgment rendered in said Court, in
favor of Isaac Wordsworth and J. j. Mcdonald,
and against the Cunningham Gold and Silver
Mining Company, for the sum Of ninety $500
dollars, with all costs now due and to become
due. have levied upon and will expose to pub
lie auction, in ont Of s. A. Kelloggs Office, in
the town of Gold Hill, Storey county, n. T., on
FRIDAY. january 2ath, 1864, ut the hour of one
o'clock p. ~. all the right, TILE, interest and
claim which the said Cunningham Gold and Sill.
yer Mining Company had at the time said judg.
mcnt was rendered or now have, in aud to the
following described property, lying and being in
said Storey county, to.wt: All that certain
piece or parcel Of mining ground, known as the
Cunningham Gold and Silver Mining Company's
clalms consisting Of one thousand feet, more or
less, with a certain tunnel In said mining claim,
three hundred feet in length, more or less, with
all the rights and appurtenances thereon and
thereunto belonging. All of which property /
will sell, or so much thereof rs will satisfy said
judgment, with costs as aforesaid.
W. II. BEGAN.
Constable Storey county.
Gold Hill Inn 9TH 1864 tnn :lyvf