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, 1864-07-29
An Essa Onto Musk.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

'Musik has charms tew sOoth a savage,
Tew rend a rock, and bust a cabbage"
, 1864-07-29


n 5y-We have certificates fthe strongest and most
VI positive nature, from the following parties who
well known in the places where they live
" zy-One from John Runyon, Waverly, Iowa, of
his own son.
"a eB- One from Samuel Leaman, Camden, Hillsdale
vi Co., Mich, of beloved daughter.
n aB One from Eli Budd, of Athens H., who was
Il given up by six doctors.
Rg-One from DR.. A. G. Koom, Bloomfield, Iowa,
L physician of twenty years practice.
,tsy-one from Robert c. shinn, of Marion, Iowa,
a of a eonsumptive daughter cured.
t9g- One from NJ. NJ. Van Duesin, Springfield, Ill
"a inois, the remedy for Lung diseases
n sOne from fifteen physicians, certifying it to be
better adapted to pulmonary diseases than any
other known remedy, as they have tried them all
Hltay" One from J. W. Wentworth, Chicago H., of
~ cough of nine years standng-an astonishing
81 cure.
= Ca One from John Dempster, residence corner
Pearl and Western Row, Cincinnati, o.
VI We certify to the genuineness of the above GER
Stifcates and could furnish hundreds of others of
mature quite interesting to all suffering from
any disease of the Lungs and Throat.
@z-Be particular and ask for DIR. VIM. HALLS
8 BALSAM for the Lungs, which is warranted to
ed cure.
lJ For sale by all the principal Druggists every
f7Iwhere, and by REDINGTON & CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
ri 4l6 and AIS Front street, San Francisco.
Hsept19,1S68. 4Oly
, 1864-07-29

BLA OK es=z-zzaaa
HNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST
Il enlarged their shop and otherwise zz1zzszsSLsa2
improved their facilities for carrying on the Black
smithing business in all its various branches.
We have just received large stock of material
and prepared to do all jobs in line in the best
manner and on the shortest notice.
Connected with the Shop isl
WAGON SHOP
conducted by a frstclass mechanic and in which
none but the best States Timber is used
"a Particular astention paid to Horse and OK
ShOeing. -foa
Please give a call at the sign of the Big Horse
Shoe, Upper street, La Grande, Oregon.
VIM L. HEMPHILL.
May 9, 1864. 2lm3 7. j. MARKLEY.
, 1864-07-29
PATRONIZE
THE NEW FERRY.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
i his new Swing Ferry across Snake river
Af the Month of the RaInusn

ENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
i his new Swing Ferry across Snake river
At the Mouth of the PalOuse,
on the most direct and only really practicable WAC
ON ROAD from Wala Walla to to the Kootenai Co
lumbia river Beaver Head Mines, or to Forts Ben
ton Colville.
No pains expense have been spared to make
this ferry safe, expeditions and convenient cross
ing for animals vehicles of any descrption-supe
rior to any ferry the river and surpassed by
any Of the kind the coast-capable of crossing one
hundred animals per hour.
Parties travelling to KoOtenai will find this much
the shortest route and excellent road with plen
ty of grass and good water, and good campng.plat
at short intervals. 1
The following is table of distances from We,
Walla to the Ferry:
From Walla Wala to
F" Dry Creek to. to.......................f
a' I9uchet River to. ....................L
6prlng, Io.....,. .......,... ...........t..>, n
6 Ferry .....................l8N y
-. ,,.et
Making the total distance, e,...............46n M, Y
The rates of ferriage are as follows:
For each horse and rider. .......... $l,005
Packed animal, ..............10 90
g '' Loose animal, ............... so.
Footman, man,.................... so =
liberal deduction will be made to pack trains. y
VIM. McWHIRK.
May 20. 1863 23m3
, 1864-07-29

A horse is not known by his harness but his
qualities; so men are to be esteemed for virtue,
not wealth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

THE MISCFGES PARTY.-Thc following is sc.
we're. but /; is no less true than severe Il is alb
solUte!y true. nearly SO, that i amounts 10
the same thing. The Democratic party, North
and South. is the MsccGcua,iOn or Amalgama;ion
party. and always has been. All the mu!a;tocs
in the country, North and South are descendants
OF either Democrats or Pro-Slavcry "CouScrva.
tivgs" Tk.s is q fact that cannot be rrfuIei.
slavery is the great hot-bed and promoter OF mis-.
ccgcnatiOu and amaIaHa:.un. This also is an
established tact. Therefore, the way to stop
anlal.ama:Ioa and 10 guard against Il in future,
is ~ abolish Slavery. Is it because the Demo
Gratis and Conservatives know this that they are
"a much opposed 20 emancipation? But read the
following: There arc in the United States
about 10000 mulattocS-pcrSors whose mothers
Were OF African descent, but whose fathers
or grandfathers We're white men. 1t is not
probable tina; Of this whole number ten OF
chem arc the children Of Republican fathers. All
he rest of the 10000 were heCoiten by Demo.
Gratis of the Copperhcad and Conservative breeds.
Where there i one case OF miscegenaton between
Republicans and wench-s, there are ten thousand
between those vino call themselves Democrats
and ncCrcSscs The Republicans want to have
the blacks let alone, and the only way TO prevent
a!:alsamatiOu with them is 10 give freedom 20
them When once free. the male blacks will take
cure of The female blacks and prevent miscegcna-
tion In state OF slavery they are subject 10 the
absolute will and brutal .usts OF their democratic
masters and i progeny OF mua;toes is the conSe.
quencc. The whole African race in the South is
being bleached out BY Democratic miscegena.
ton Emancipation is the sole preventive, and
this the Democrats, North aud South, fercely
resist Why because il would put an end 10
Misrepresentation Which is the miscegena;ion
party-the Republicans, who want to put stop
TO the vile practice by releasing the female blacks
from the lustfu clutches of the masters, or the
Democrats who insist on retaining possession
sad control of them i''-Chica9o Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

Az Outlaw CAUGHT IN TESSESSEE.-The
Nashville Union OF March 9th says: There are
few citizens OF Southern Tennessee but are faIni-
lar with that notorious villain and bushwhacker
tlEni!iarly known as Cutthroat Moselcy, whose
Expectations have been the terror of non com.
baiants, without regard TO their political predi-
!eclions- Although rominally Confederate
he mas been operating at the head Of from twenty
20 MY outlaws, without a commission from jeff
Davis, living by the plumber taken from the
planters. He has stolen horses iunumerable.
committed large number OF beinous murders
and dragged from their homes numerous citizens
and turned them over to JEFF Davis eouscriptinS
officers. 4 short time since he was captured but
soon made his escape. since which time he has
been secreied by certain rebel citizens who ap-
pear 10 have had an admiration for his thieving
genius but day before yesterday his haunt was
discovered al q farm house between Columbia
and Pulaski. and be was accordingly seized and
carried 20 the headquarters at Columbia, and yes
,srday arrived in this city. He was immediately
sent TO Tullahoma TO be tried on charge OF bush
whacking, robbery and homicide
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

The Seventeenth COrps-Padncnh, Ken
lucky, Again in DanSer-The People in
Great Alarm-.hcnns 10 save the Govern
miItee on the Horrors NJ Fort Pillow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

WHY a SouTHERS.BoLS Man Is ASTI.SLAvE.
K~.-Thsrc was IN immense UaiOn war meeting
.; BRYAN Hall. Chicago. lately, At which Cover.
mr. Yates Of Illinois, was the principal speaker.
Ia the course Of E.s remarks, he said II ara anti
slavery. not because | was born in New England
AMI ave my prrjud.:"s against the Southern
prop... hu; because Twas born in the South i1ero
center all the memories a.! my youth. there is The
home OF my kindred and believe that the warm,
genial pu.sltons of humanity flow in as deep
current through southern veins rs in any people
beneath the sun. Bu; slavery has been the cankcr
Of the South 10 eat ont both its substance and lis
manhood and TO subject it - boaStfu, insulting,
arrogant aristocracy, which. from the habit of
;yrIuuiZing over the poor slave. has bccom. too
pIupercl and arrogant 20 submit TO the rIShttui
authority of good government and laws. S,ave:y
..ut ouly oppressed the African race. surdernG
husband from wife and father from son, cNactinS
service without remuneration but degraded the
poor white man. deprived him OF his rights. re-
Guccd the wages OF his labor divided the land into
large plantations. 50 that the white population
was sparse and schools few aud remote. Ii stood
as \ perpetual! living wall, black and ghaSi!v
spectre to roll back tho eide OF emigration which
j. pouring in from Europe aud New England and
wh.sk sought the prHries and woods of ;he North
west, aud which, under the genius and life giving
carrEy OF free labor and free Institutions, has
marched forward with s;awari, giant tread 10
wealth and power, while the south, with its fer
ri.t. soil and Geu!s.! SKY has dropped and wthered
beneath the curse OF slavery. l; is for the South
Is well as for the welfare OF the country, that
wish 10 see slavery cXtirGuished. small farms
free Labor. free schools. free Press aud opeu
Bibles free institutions will make the South bloom
and blossom as tue rose. Loud cheers. When.
ever self poised aud conscious OF her moral status
and pUwcr-wheu every man can Lift up to God
uniet;ered limbs and soUi-then the Souia vii!
start with bound; emigration, and genius. and
arl ..FN-. zgpk h,sT a
wales; and these shall be she Lookout Mountains
upon her deliverancc and 4 race Of unendnG pro.
cress 10 wealth. power and ienowu" Length.
eued applause
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

NAVAL AFFAiRS-THE IRoSCLAD PURITAN.
The Secretary of the Navy has given the com
uiaui of the great iron clad Puritan. ia course
OF completion n Grrenpoint. and sister ship 70
the Dictator. TO Commodore Radiord. This is the
most exalted command ~ the disposal o: the
Navy Department. The Puritan has twice the
offensive power Of the Dictator, and will have
four enormous guns instead of two. Commodore
Radford has been the Commander OF the Brook
iyn Navy Yard for sone-years. He entered the
April. 1925. and has consequently been in the
sea, having last been captaiu Of the s;eamsloop
Dacotah and was 4 schoo Sc of Admiral Dahl
erca. CUmmodores Rowan and Rodgers. Captains
Meade. Dravion. and others. The Puritan Is rap
idly preparing for her trip TO Europe. The inner
shell Of her turrei is being taken 10 lis place
board the vessel. l; is slid along on creased ways
by means Of IN immense pulley. block. the rope
being wound on windlass by horsepower. The
trret rests stationary its ways till the rope is
stretched 20 4 certain tension, when il slips for.
ward l foo; or more AZ step. This interior shell
Is .Orred Of four plates, each one inch thick
When il is in place on III" vessel il is 10 be sur
rounded from top TO bottom by hoops, each 5
inches thick and IL irCEv- wide: these hoops be
ing formed in quarter srcIions that four pieces
re.gcR round the turrei. TScse hoops are
pierced by 00lt-hocs bu: are held in pace by the
outer shell OF the urret which is six inches thick
bulk up Of plates each Seven-eighths of an inch
ia%hickness This outer shell is 20 be put 10.
Scthcr just above the turref, and then lowered
Into IS place with the aid Of hydraulic presses
" 7. Tribune, MARCH 3ott
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04
LET THE MINERS SPEAK.


The miners OF this Territory are threatened
with 4 piece OF legislation b. Congress. that
in the shape in which it now presents itself,
would be an minus; imposition, too heavyto
be cheerrully borne. The proposition is to
lew tax Of ere per cent. on the gross pro-
cee3s Of he plrnes' Occurving the colonial
position that we do. under the Territorial
form OF government, which the people have
elected to retain. We are without voice in
the councils OF the nation. We have the
farcical privilege OF Delegate in Congress,
but we have not heard that his voice has been
raised in protest against the contemplated
wrong. Had nc seen fit to demonstrate, it
would have been mere sound, availing
nothing, for when it came to the "ayes and
noes" his voice must be hushed. " Tax
alton without; representation the monster
evil asainS; which our !orslathcrs 50 bitterly
complained in the elder day, IS 4 burden 10
which the people Of this Territory, at the late
election, bowed their shoulders, but they
miscalcula;eG the weigh; Of the load. The
people Of the Eas, have ever entertained ex-
acgerated notions Of the profits Of mining
operations. They have ever regarded the
people Of California and other mining regions
as communities Of piliercrs OF treasure be-
,onginE 20 the nation, and they have per-
sistent,y endeAyored TO divert 4 portion OF
the proceeds OF the mines into the public
treasury. Various have been the schemes
concoctcd TO compass this desired end, but
none has ever 50 closely approached con-
summation, and none has been SO GENEROUSLY
oppressive in its provisions. To influence
Congress to the adoption OF this measure,
the broadest misrepresentation has been re-
sorted to by the Eastern press. As 4 speci
men OF this species OF exaggcra,ion, we
quote the following extract from the New
York Tyl5,O,e. The article was written with
direct reference TO the measure in question,
and no doubt went far in influencing Con-
gress 10 its action in the matter:
". give below i is; Of The dividend paving
mi~cg II Nevada TERRITORY In tults like these
wien the ugriou - iGrurrinE laT-" National
debt il : Interesting 20 kucyv that we have with
in ourselves N:,..oa >atic'@i no, only 20 pay the
.r-srr-t on rS.J- Gebt-tavcvrr !Grssr .t may be
b=: with sUt5ciru; Iud =HUCht-.ry, the entire
deb: Gan be- qat 81 Z ring The present genera
ton statistics show that in l-Jh. wha: i now
Nevada Tvg-.:vry III Eol export ~ ounce Q:
bullion, AGd that the expectation in 1903 WAS
S309OOCCC and this. 700, v.;h bit few div. lend
paying mines
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

MEXICAN CONSERVATIVES. in cur politics
q" Conservative has become SYNONYM for Cop
perheai" But our neighbors. the MrNicans. can
also beast their Conservatives who nigh; fairly
De designated as - traitors The Mexican " Con
<rCyar!yes' ere in favor of yielding up their ma
tive land 70 the despotic sway OF - foreign tyrant
They are ready 20 bow down in submissive hui
N i..;y 10 the Dutch Napoleon and his tools They
hal! with Svcophantic and unmanly plaudits the
inauguration of Maximiliaa, Have the Mexican
Conservatives country o. 4 nationality ? Do
tfcv admit the imbecility Of their own race 20 be
so pronounce thar no Mexican can be found TT
20 govern them. and that they have 20 invoke ;he
interference of foreign dcspot to restore order -
their distracted country! Have they indeed
fallen so low Is this Have they renowned all
the traditional ideas OF manhood and patriotism
Or. rather. have not the organs OF conserva-
I.Sm in this city betrayed their country, and sold
themselves TO its enemies. IL is ~ any rate
move! spectacle 10 see free people accepting with
gratitude foreign yoSe.-4ia, Flcg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

NEWS FROM SPIRITUAL SOURCES - Andrew
Jackson Davis. tche seer in the Heralt. OF Pro.
Sress OF this week makes the following in portant
If t.Uel announcement: The mos: important
intelligence received recently Is the effect that;
after SIX more battles two OF them TO be hardr0
hand encounters. the war will De over and peace
declared under The s:ars and stripes Stonewall
jackson is positive that all this will come 10 pass
before the next harvest is gathered 10 the Crara.
rirs. Gold viii take The downward track in Nav
and JGl :. Governmen; credit will be firm for
tea years after peace will have been declared.
when another war with Old England is
probable France viii be the arst to receive pun.
ishnent from America \ republican form OF
government will soon be guaranteed 20 five South.
.-n states. Butler and bomb-sheils'' is better
cry for aooli,iolism than Fremont and freedom"
Force and pluck, no: men and propositions. are
in demand. Gen. Butler and JEFF. Davis are the
best practical aboltionis;s Others are takers
and hangers or
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

Too OLD To BIZ COOP We received BY We'd
nesdsy nights mail the Gold Hill Ssars OF March
2Sth and 2lth. Il the .Ts7es man thinks an old
naEioer will % Is We. - a lac one he's mis-
taken. OF al the Territorial papers received we
LOOK upon the Wears IS the aeares; and best We
can stand it d week old, brother Lyach.-Tri4i;y
JoNrzaL
With due acknowledgement Of the eonpli-
rnent, We would reply TO the above that the
NEws is mailed quite regularly to the Journal.
As to the age Of the number spoken Of, We
would remark that the fault is with the mail
We received but short time since Marys-
vile Appeal of las: October. l, had been as
far as Fort Ruby in its travels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

.a-s4aH
The ,o,al number OF zee; II all these claims
"a ;sSSs wHgH az IN" PRESENT 'Ht' g,SS AZ
oplv th0,e supposed 20 Ne .ocA:ed directly upon
the Coms'oeN 'eds.. lasTG are >rNsrat PArA,'y:
which nsrhap, c5at.sue throughout: is eatire
length. and 'roG these .'a.:' N4InHo's ore Ia,
ors,,;,,. >, h.. w, r..,l,,.,-,iys ii We except
a few OF the NOR prominent claims. About
SoUO ,e[s 81 ,,.s @ rvrb %
the stockholders. The energy displayed in the
.oo @ go 81 ' "a 5 if~r, p.y;a: ,
The Gould < Curry il yielding ~ tie Presca;
t..l.e 80, ,. , ornrra !,
IS thought tina; the produc; will exceed 500. Jy0
rue es UP-' Of P ~, $50, - S0SGG Tfr
Potosi yielded s77.VgO - on, month. The ;e;al
PFOGGSI "' - '..s NM ga 81. ..s.yt, ~ -
short OF 3 UUlGO per month upon their market
value OF S@9.yVV,vv~
ASIDE tTom al the Measurements ana eS-
sggeraIions contained n tue ioEego'nS' 100
numerous ;ov paT;'cH'HEiSSt'oa N this COM
manlty where the tue iAc;s OF the case are
known, the argument IN favor OF the pro-
above statement admitting It 10 be true are
fallaciouS. l! L correct statement OF the
operate ms OF the above named companies
could De obtained and their net profits aTr'v-
ed at with certainty, and scignority levied
upon those PROFITS, there might De some
rhyme, reason, or justice IN the scheme. 1t
IS fact wei! known however that SO TAR
from all the above named companies having
any net PToHts 70 taX' several OF them nave
not only never paid dividend out are con-
s'anty levylng assessments. be the case
whatever it may with the heavy mining conf
Panies, there is one thing positively certain,
and 1t IS 70 that point that we most particu-
larry call the attention Of the miners. That
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

LoTALTr.-MeClurg. the member Of Congress
from Missouri who attacked General Frank Blair
50 nercileSsly lately. has given written permits
TO four OF his slaves TO go into the army securing
to each of them whatever compensation he him
self may be entitled 10 As a loyal owner and sti-
pulaIing thar in case of the death fhe men their
wives and children shall receive the money. He
has also written Il letter to his yellow man
CaSwell. in which this passage occurs: Make
your own choice. Ii you so into the army. let me
hear frequently from you. Make peace with your
God and you need not fear death Be temperate +;
save your earnings. Hyou ever fight, fight with
desperation and never surrender. Enroll your
name Is Caswell AeCiurg and try to give honor
to H. In the army give your idle hours to learn
ing 10 read and write"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04
IMPERIAL HOTEL COMPANY,
n o L &c E .

Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
Il tees held on the DIST Of April 1864, an assess
ment of ten per cent upon the capital stock of the
company was levied, payable TO the Secretary At
his Office, at A. B. Paul & Co.'S Banking House,
on May Cd 1864. JOHN DEWITT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April 25th- 1864 spr25 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

BE not deceived; God Is not mocked'
for whatsoever n man soweth, that shall
he also reap. For he that sOweth TO his
flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption;
but ne that soweth to the spirit shall Of
the spirit reap life everlasting. -Gnlntions
VI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04
JOIN CoyxEss FoRy1ysr THE MINING I

JOHN CONFESS FoRSTSST THE MINING TAX.
Several persons interested in the prosperity Of
this coast telegraphed TO Senator COnness - de-
feat the i've per cent tax If possible in The Senate
The following reply was yesterday received in
answer 10 the telegram:
WASHINGTON. April 30th.
Twill do all that can be done to carry out
your wishes, and to change the present diff Of
Legislation on the mines. JOHN CONFESS"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04

vcr Mining Company. is hereby given, tina;
IN accordance with the laws Of Nevada Territory
and IN order duly made by the Board OF Trustees
OF the above company, there will be ssld At public
auction outside the office OF the company, in Gold
Hill, THURSDAY. the jth Of May. At O'Clock r.
" OF that day, IL the hiShcS; bidder for cash, in
l. S. cuIu, 50 many shares Of the capital stock Of
said company standing in the names Of the follow
Ing Shareholders as will be necessary for the pay
ment OF an assessment Of Two dollars per share,
levied the 2ith Of February, 1864, together with
the expense Of sale aud advertisement, TO wit
AmOUnf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04
PHOTOGRAPHS,
Cartes do Visite or Album Photographic
AMBR0TYPES AND MELAlNbofffhsI
mr. Sinnln Icllcr Plclures.l
Eoclscts, Rings, Rroochcs, Etc.

EIOCKCIF, -
rOHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM IHB
| citizens Of Virginia and vicinity that they are
nov. ,,rcn,rrd To execute all of the above cnumcra'
ted Pictures in ans style or size known 10 the Pho
torrlphic Aart Large Photographs taken, either
Min rptouchcd by tho most skillful RctOucher OF
San Francisco. .,
We depend upon the quality OF our WORK ior pup.
lie patronage. our prices are as REASONABLE Is any
opcr:.ior, can afford for good work.
Children taken carefully at the same rates ~
adults Parties desiring Pictures OF children arc
recommended to call early in the day.
Cloudy weather is no detrimcnt TO our obtaining
a good Negative ur Ambrotype, as VIC nave an IN
usually powerful light The public are respectfully
and cordially invited 10 call and sec specimens
Gallery in Union Block. on street, corner OF
Taylor. Virginia, y. 7. -
arI5m DESMOND x SUTTERLET.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04
LATER from Eurnpr,

NEW YORK. May 3-The Scotia from Liver.
pool. Apr, 23d. has arrived The Paris Temps
thinks LITTLE importance can DO attached TO the
resolutions passed By the Washington House OF
Representatives relative to Mexico. at leas; pend
ing thc civil war. No Danish news Of import.
aace has TRANSFERRED since the fall of DuPpeL Ga
ri5adi postponed his departure from England
until 2GIa April lie had left London.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-04
Lee Gold and Silver Mining Com

pany-Noticc is hereby given thu; on WEDNES-
DAY. May 9Th. at O'Clock P NJ, there will be sold
al public auction. in front OF tho compary's Office,
so many shares Of the capital stock OF the compa.
ny standing in the names Of tho following persons
as may be necessary to pay all assessments now
due from said parties, together with expenses Of
advertising and sale Of said shares: