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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28
SOC. 600 Etogc Men wanted.

We told our readers before the election
that there would be calls for more men in
the event of Lincoln $ reelection, and that
probably the first call would be made before
the LIST of January, 1865. For having told
our readers this, We were charged with a
malignant attempt to prejudice the voters
against Lincoln, Administration journals
an Administration politicians undertook to
make the people believe, and actually did
make great many believe, that if Lincoln
were reelected nc more men would be need
ell. as the Rebels would acceptt as deter
mination Of our people to prosecute the
War to the bitter end, ind therefore would
quickly ground their weapon sof warfare in
despair but, on the contrary, if Mcclellan
were elected, we should have occasion for
further conscriptions, as the Rebels would
p. rsist in prosecuting the War, under the
impression that by continuing to hold out
tn would achieve their Independence. -
The man who voted for Lincoln reelection
becau Sc Of such belief, will, no doubt, feel
highly gratifed this morning at learning
that the Administration wants ouly another
small batch ofthree hundred thousand men.
In attestation Of jogcover this call, should
not the flags be run upahd thccan made
| to thunder2-,S Statesman.
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Death sOflIinist eF DaytOn--Amer-
iCasl Affairs Abroad.

New YORK. Dee. 20.-Private letters re-
cciyed here give the particulars ofthe death
Of Mr.. Dayton He left his house in per
feet health to call upon lady at the Hotel
de Louvre Soon after entering her room
he complained Of feeling unwell and lay
down upon the-sota. He appeared to fall
asleep and the lady threw IA shawlover him
and called arhysician. Upon examination
he was found to be dead, in the position in
which he had lain down
Inc iieraid says France and England are
engaged in special negotiation on Ameri-
can affairs, and that England is trying to
convince Louis Napoleon that France and
England are both menaced by the United
States.
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Tho newark AdYocate.

Owing to the i'll health of William D.
Morgan, Esq, the able editor Of the New
ark Advocate, he has sold his establishment
to Lewis Gessner, of the Fiudlay Courier,
whe will take charge Of it in a week or two
We shall part with our friend Morgan with
regret and the more so, as i'll health has
obliged him to relinquish position flied
with so much ability and usefulness. His
editorial mantle has, however, fallen upon
good shoulders, as our cousin Glessner has
edited the Comfer with much editorial tact
and talent The GosDaer will pass into the
hands of his sou, Wm. Il. Glessner. who is
eminently fitted, as forcible1 writer and
practical printer to conduct it, he having
been associated with his. father as local edi-
tor. - Mansfield Bonner } sa.. a
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Report of the Commissioners Of
-i'ta7 lH1 EnsCrnai Reyenue.'tdCll

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
ex presses the opinion that the present, year 8
10, enue, including the additional income
tax, viii be at least s265, 100000. II it is
desirable to increase this to 1900 100000, he
reconmend1 tax Oh sales Of one half Of one
per cent, 10 nlaSs up the deficiency, to be
iplpossed fer ono year Only, as after that the
present tax list Will yield the required a.
mount. Tie only impvrtapt changes recon-
mended BY tho Commissioner are taxes on
petroleum and op tobacco in. the Leaf, with
corresponding reductions in the refined and
manufactured products. The estimate re-,
ccipts Of the special income tax authorized
by joint resohitionof July 4. 1864, are $50,
0O0.00O. The tax paid by National Banks
during the first seven months OF the current
fiscal year, amounts to slo4,46l 2l--lsas.
ton journal
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The WHISKY Tax.

The Washington special to The Cincinna-
ii Gazette, under date the 2lst inst, gives
Us the following intelligence:
1'hs Senate having to-day passed the
whisky tax precisely as it came from the
eeivipg the Presidents, signature. Accord
ing to the new law, all whisky manutactur.
ed after the first of January next is taxed
two dollars per gallon, and by the under
standing in both House and Senate under
which the bill was passed, this is to be a f.
nalty to the whole question. Meantime
the proposition to tax the stock on hand
has been laid on the table and clinched, by
a motion to.aseonsider, which WAS also laid
upon the table. ,-. l.f. .ra
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The White Mans Liberty and
TIE Negro. ~

In the United States. Senate. recently
Senator Powell, of Kentucky. desired to call
upa resolution making inquiries respecting
the arbitrary arrest, iu., defiance OF all lazy,
of Lieut.. Governor jacobs and Col. VOL
ford, of Kentucky. The resolution was re-
jected, upon this ground: .,s
Mr. Wilson, Of Massachusetts, was op-
posed to calling UP the resolution. There
was bill of far more importance that he
wished acted on; bill to free the wives of
. ID CHI dren of the colo ei oldiers.
In other words, il is far more important
to free negroes than it is to preserve the per-
sonal freedom of the white man. That is
the dictum Of this administration. ... -1
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order for OGlCers and Men i'm
-a a@ SheTmaMss ARMY. f1E al

WAR DEpT. ADJuTANT Gems. OFFICE,
' WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Special Order 455: Extract 25
All officers and Detachments absent from
General Sherman army, and not on duty
with General Thomas, will Immediately join
their respective commands, near Savannah,
ria New York. The Quarternaster at New
Yord will furnish transportation.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
[Signed.] Z. D. TOWNSEND, A.A. G..
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BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS-. Among the
House creating the grade Of Vice Admiral
Of the navy, who SHALL rank in grade next
above that Of Rear Admiral, and relatively
with Lieutenant General of the army; and
whose annual rate of pay shall be on sea
service $4,000, on other duty 5000, and
on leave or waiting orders $1,000. Another
bill before the House provides that midship-
men after their final ACADEMIC examination
and until their promotion to the grade Of
ensign, shall receive $500 per annum while
on sea service 1t also Increases the pay of
mates in the navy to 500 per month.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28

LOYAL PARTIES ARRESTED IN RHODE
ISLAND. "A few days ago, arrests were made
at Providence, L. l., of certain parties
desmed to be 'loyaIl," for giving material
aid and comfort TO the enemy: The Boston
Courier gives this clew to the identity Of
the enterprisipg and patriotic individuals Is; :
1T is understood chat one of the indiyid-
uals arrested in Iro. .idence, BY order of Gen.
Dix, on the charge, it is supposed, Of fur
nishing goods and supg iejo the rebels, is
Byron Sprague, a. brother of Senator
Snrague. William Reynolds and L. r. Ma
son arc said to be implicated in these trans
actions. "'gf,.. .,G ,.a .,....-.,.,i,.r..
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SUIcIDE.--Y Yesterday afternoon, about 9
O. clock, Thomas Pinkham, Jr., hung him
self in an up stairs room at the residence q
his father, on East Main street. Since the
death Of his wife, few months ago he has
given evidence Of mental arrangement. lie
was very exemplary young man, and q
minister in the Society of friends, He re-
sided at Mount Pleasant, o., andw here
on visit. lSa!sm O,1 RepuJican, De
cember q, s'
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To THAw Our PUMps.--''A Header, :"
Salem, Wis, writes ;-r-''I saw last spring,
in the Rural, something about thawing out
pumps in wells and preventing them from
freezing: When you find your pump is fro.
zen up in the morning, put in about pint
Of common salt--coarse rock is the best
and if it does not loosen it in an hour, put
in about one pint more, and if it is not fro
zen more than three feet deep, in nine cases
out often it will thawit all loose. y ~,
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The Reason Gold Fiuctuates.

The Boston Courier truly says: s.5f
"The value Of gold rises and. falls from
the same causes as made English consols
rise and fall during the war against Nagol-
con: a victory sent them up, 2 defeat sent
them down. Any event which makes a
speedy termination Of the war probable,
lowers the price Of gold any event of q CON
trary kind ,eleyates it. y '........ >,
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THE CAE4z4 E0R TROOPS EN
GEeEO.
Correct the Enrolment.
GsN. HEADQR $, STATE OF Ouo, !
AD.UTANF GENERAL S OFFICE, }

GsN. ITEADQRs, STATE or Omo, !
AD4UTANT GENERALS S OFFICE, !
.s... COLUMBUS, Dec. 20, 1864
Under the pending call for 800, GOO mea,
the quotas to the several States viii be as
signed in few days After assignment Of
quotas, any correction of enrolment will not
affect reduction of said quotas. In this
com c,ion, attention is respectfully invited
to the circular from this Office Of the list
inst, relative to a correctionof the enroll
ment. But a few days remain in Which to
complete the, work in hand, and no time
should lie lost in prosecuting it. Let all
persons interested make it their. business for
the ensuing ten days, to see that the enroll
ment of their sub-distficts is rendered at
least approximately correct. 49,, /. 3'H
2, Signedl ,@ r, b. COWAN, ..
y - Adintsnt. General of Ohio
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We find the following in Richmond
paper Of the 7th:--"It maynot be known to
the higher officials, but it is nevertheless
true that the soldiers nre suffering for bread.
liberation meat, rico, &C., Is sufficient, but
from some CAUSE tho issue of meal or flour
is too small. One pound of corn meal is
not enough for hearty man. and we don 4
get that much every day. Whose fault Is
1T? Do give US bread enough?' g,@eesg.i
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a In Detroit, recently man and wife were
disputing, when the woman, to aggravate
the husband, seized favorite dog belonging
to- him, and threw it'out of Window In
retaliation he seized their baby, and threw
it after the dog. This brought about a sus-
pension Of hostiliies, and An smicable
peace q. ,7.,t,, .t....i t.,......, .t..r...
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28

TIE extreme cold weather formed 9large
quantities Of ice on the lakes. which, driven
by the wind, has collected into masses cover
ing an area OF thousands Of acres Several
vessels destined for Chicago, have become
entangled in these ice drifts, where, perfect
ly helpless, they have gone ashore with them.
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WAsHlNGToN, Dec. l9.-The following
order has just been issued; ....-
-...- ~. WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
naoor,har 10 ISf4 o..

,L.aJ. december ~, loU4. J.
General Order No. SOL. ..... ...-...
Every officer and soldier capable of duty
is wantedin the field and if not ON duty
thoy are ordered to their respective organi-
cations, All Provost Marshals and Boards
of Enrolment are instructed to employ the
most diligent exsrtions in forwarding sol
disrs' to thsfront AND in arresting describes,
shirkers, and all fit for duty, who are absent
without the proper authority. Surgeons in
charge of Hospitals are directed to send for-
word all who are fit tor service, taking care,
however not to expose any who are unfit -
Recruiting officers arc enjoined to diligence,
and those who ar found guilty of neglect, or
are useless, the Adjutant General is directed
to recall Immediately and send to their com
mands, Every effort must he put forth to
FL up the ranks, strengthen our armies, and
aid the patriotic and gallant troops now slni-
ting the reeling enemy with victorious blows.
BY order OF the Secretary of War.
Signed L. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
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TIE story goes that when things were
working SO badly in the Shenandoah Valley,
Secretary Stanton applied to Gen Grant for
n remedy. Send me- says the Secretary,
"the very best man you have got in thv ar
my" Grant replied by sending Phil. Sher-
idan, saying. There is mt much Of him, but
he S the man you want. 1t is said that the
Secretary looked somewhat askance at the
slight and youthful figure standing before
him; but he set him at work, and now he is
convinced that Grant knew his man.
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* SOUTHERN letter to The london TINES
says that General Longstreet isstill suffering
severely from his wound, received last sum
mer. His right arm is paialyzed as far as
motion is concerned, but acutely sensitive
and painful. He has taken large quantities
Of Morphine, and his strength ia greatly re-
duced. fl3 H2f.'"a -" .a y"
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HARPER of the Mt. Vernon Banner has
raised his paper to $3.00-He says" 1--WE
are compelled to adopt these terms or cease
puhllshinga paper. Every good Democrat,
who wishes his county organ to I've and
prosper, will pay this small advance cheer.
fully and proMptlr.W W ~ Y"
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THE first States to ratify the Federal Con-
stitution Of r7S9 were New Jersey and Del.
aware. 1t was eminentiy proper, therefore
that they should vote for Mcclellan and
Pendcton, who in the late capvass repre-
sentod the Constitution in its integrity.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28

JONATHAN Q. SMrfu, the famous CORES
pondent whose communications appear from
time to time in The Holmes County Farmer
says: w i.-.. 'I".
'It is disloyal two eat BeIoner Sassage,
bekause, dorgs amt taxed. " 4" -,
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EoUIvooAL I've clip the following item
from the Holmes County Farmer ~ -.
A Sure THING. "A Columbus paper in.
forms us that Hon. G. j. Vallandigham
and John Brough recently lined at the
Goodale House. IfIso, it must be "a house
of entertainment for man and beast. " ~ 10
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28

THE committee in the House Of Ropre-
sentatiycs to whom the subject was referred,
have reported in favor of the bill Of Hon.
George H. Pendlcton thatthe heads of tho
Executive Departments shall have seats on
floor Of the House Of Representatives.
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WM. I. SMrrHsoN, the Washington ban
ker, who was convicted, year ago, hy q
court Marshal, of corresponding with the
enemy, and sentenced to five years impris-
onment at hard labor in the Rsniteatiary,
has been pardoned by the President, r ~
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The Court House at Kalda, Putnam
county, Ohia was burned to tho ground
Thursday evening Dee. %. 1t took fire
near the roof from defective fluid All
the ,bc.ks, papers, and records, &C. were
saved. En
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28

ESCAPE OF a PRISONER Capt. Henry
j. Clay, grandson of the great statesman Of
Kentucky, escaped from Union custody in
Georgia several weeks since, and has reach
ed Richmond. Heis captain in the rebel
service. ;.
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OmciaI vete of the United states.

Fhe following is the official vote Of the
United States, save the States Of California,
Oregon, and Rhode Island, Including the
soldier vote, which adds about 10000 to
the Lincoln maiorityl On the hou,e vote
the majority Of the latter will not exceed
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-28

To BRID GE BUILD EBss.
VEvHE Commissioners Of Harrison County,
Ohio, will receive proposals for The
building of Bridge over Little Stillwater
Creek (sometimes called Clear Fork, ] on
the road leading from the Philadelphia road
to the Moravian road, in Franklin town
ship near the line of Monroe township; on
the farm of James Brown; and will attend
at said place on Friday, the 3oth day of De-
cember, 1864, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. N. aud o'clock p. NJ. fer the purpose
OF receiving said proposals.
CHARLES WELLS,
JAS. ]. BILLINGSLET,
WALTER CRAIG,
EEs..E g, ~. a-~, Commissioners.
Attest: SAMUEL KNOX, Auditor. ~ 3
Tao IA 1894
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4 Iris understood the President will nomi.
nate Farragut to the position OF Vice Admi-
raj in the navy, an office which is about to be
created, 1t will be the highest distinction
in the navy ,aso." ..ls,a a,5 e.J
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TIE Nov York HeraMs correspondent
thinks that, as Savannah il poorly supplied
With provisions, it will have u surrroder
speedily en- .kdt account.
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Tuscarayvas County.

ALFRED DAVIS and Keller Nixon two
energetic business men, Of Sandy township,
have leased 100 acres of land, adjoining
Scots Mil, and intend boring for oil, A
shaft 800 feet in depth has already been
sunk, and the work is to be continued. IN
dication Of oil have been noticed there tweu-
ty wears. - Democrat. "H.ai no af"l ...'Na
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N A ~ U Y o. a II 9
A'eood assosAment always on baud ~
/, nsey il,fbi. m J REAlL'S.
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FoBTREss MONROE.

-, December 20, 1864. J
To Hon. W. DenniSon, Post M Master General:
! have just arrived here | left General
Sherman on theevening Of the 10th The
great mail was distributed to the army on
that day. The best of health and spirits
prevail s@' 51-g VI.
[Signed. A. II. MARYLAND, .t7t
s-a Special Agent p. o. Dept.
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ia KIP a Y ER 8
TAKE NOTICE, ,-,
AdminIstlatOr,s Notice.
vVilIiars, VOLTS Estatc.

~ signed has been duly appointed and
qualified az Administrator on the estate Of
William Wolf, late of Harrison County,
Ohio, deceased. Those interested g Il take
notice. vsis ROBERT McFADDENtH
1856 t' AIT Administrator
Tee 2I-I a.#.. .5.FiE.4 .-fE 4-l-- p ' .iA AtAl
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NEIGmBoRmoOD NEWS.
Belmont County.

WE regret to learn tlat the residence OF
Mr. Han1-on Massie. was CONSUMED by nre
on the Sth inst. The house was brick aid
had only Ueen buiit Ii,iis years. Ii Was sup
posed n have caught frOui stove pipe: =
As the FIRE made it, appearance in daylight,
MIR. NJ was els bled to save large portion
of his furniture and other yaluables, sttll ils
loss is considerable = C'aseHs. -
We learn that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will commence the bull
ding Of their bridge over the OHIO River at
Bellair in the Spring 1t Is estimated that
il will require twenty-five hundred wOrkmen
for three years and q half to complete the
work The bridge will pass over the town
and land in the rear of the city. The streets
are to be arched with heavy cut masonry
Ga, tie.
0n.-The Oil fever that has been pre-
vailing in all the counties bordering on the
Muskingum river, aud on the Virginia side
of the Ohio river, has now extended to this
county, and we learn thai nearly all the land
on Captina creek hasheen leased 10 Oil COM
panies. An engine has been landed en- the
farm Of Mr., Wm. Armstrong aud workmen
arc about cQWmepcing to drive deeper a well
that had alraady been opened soue months
since and tpH which Oil in small quantities
had been procured. Oil has been gathered
and bottled at different points on this stream.
Some 80 years ago Judge Dillon was stop
ped from the working Of a Salt well on &C.
count Of an excessive flow of oil, at which
time ats uses was not Known ID. From surface
indications and statements made by old set
| tiers the attention of Oil men has been
drawn TO this new field, aud We are informed
that a number of engines will be in opera
tion, along this stream in the Spring. Ga
| Gettt. .i. r -T ,.l,... .u r.r.t
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Executors Notice.

T"--E "II| EXCNuNUE7H . NUt1VNs = y
YvHE undersigned has been duly apnoint-
Il ed executor of the last will and tests
ment Of Margaret Lafferty, late Of Harrison
county, Ohio, deceased. All persons In
debted tothe estate are requested To make
immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same will present theirs
for allowance, duly authenticated, 70 the
undersigned. ..,1 a. s.4}
JOSEPH LAFFERTY,
Executor.
Dac Il IR64 at .f,. .. -...'. y. ...--' t.r
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Great Mail Distribution In Sher-
s4a %rjf, hg mans Army.yg ,dI.i-r

WAEuNa ON, D stnnber 2l.-The Pcs
Office Department has received the follow
ing dispatch from its special agent, Mark
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JenergOn County.


b PfTTsBrRGH AND STEUBENvILLE r. R.
The labor on this road we learn from one,,of
the largest contractors, is progressing finely
--thc track is now laid within seven miles
of Pittsburgh, to which construction trains
from Stubenville run daily. Herald
HAD HIS POCKET PICKED, Mr.. Levi
Townsend, of Mount Pleasant township,
this county, came to Steubenville on yester-
cay for the purpose of paying his taxes, :
On stepping mo the Treasurer ofhce, he
found himself minus pocket book and mon
ey, and the supp0sition was that he had his
pocket picked The amount of money III
the book lost we did not learn definitely, but
some $75 00 or $50 90. Whether the mon
ey was stolen or not, it would be well for per,
sons who go the Treasurer's Office to pay
their taxes, particularly when the Office is
crowd d. as it is at picsent to have their
wits about them. The practice of robbing
under such circum stances elsewhere, is very
common. Let the public, at least, profit by
Mr.. Tewnsend's loss, thstan individual loss
may be turned to public gain, Herald
A WOMAN SHoT-A woman was shot yes
terday in the ncighborhood aof the Rolling
Mill. through the head by man named
Fairly. The eausualty was accidental--oc-
curing from the careless handling of ps
tol. Fairly being alarmed at what he did
made his escape Strange as it may ap-
pear, it is thought the woman will sur
vive, although the lall passed through
her head Immediately behind the esrs.-
| Herald
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eiEn policy By Congress sufficiently proved
oy yote, which pronounced il and sach prop
ositon while pending and undetermined is
not ht topic Of diplomatic explanation Of
any foreign power."
A vote to lay it on the table was disagreed
70 BY majority of five. Ilwss then adopt
ed by vote Of % against IS
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III OTTG e

Tee. J5t
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A. KAGA, Tifint Weekly Tribune, aI,-
E.iA. BaATToS, Macarthur Democrat.
fEIAsFINGs & NICHOLS, Sprin6eld News.
n p A. OGDEN Il Son, Sidney Journal.
lTHgo II. REID, Delaware County News.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-22
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


Company, location Of works at Gold Hill, Storey
county, Nevada Territory.-Notice is hereby Civ:
en-, that at meeting of the Board of Trustees of
said company, held on the 22d day of October,
levied on the assessable stock of said company,
payable on the 24th day Of October, 1864, in
United States gold coin, TO A. NJ Comstock, Sec.
retury' at the office of Stephen Otis e. Co., soy
Clay street, city and county of San Francisco,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Saturday, the 26th day of No
vember, 1864, will be advertised on that day as
delinquent, and unless payment shall have been
made before will DO sold on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of DecembeT 1864, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of the sale. BY order Of the Board
Of Trustees. A. n COMSTOCK, Sec'y,
Office 500 Clay street,
oe27 m City and County of San Francisco.