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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

Pepifa SiErer sHiHiHR Company
San Francisco, February l2, ls64-Notice.-At a
meeting of the Pepita Silver Mining Company,
held this day, an assessment Of Fifteen Cents per
stock of the company payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the undersigned. And
further notice is given to such stockholders as
have not paid up an assessment of Twenty-Five
Cents u share levied at a meeting of the said com
pany, held on the 18th day Of last July, that if
the same be not Immediately paid, their stock will
be advertised for sale. CONNER EVANS,
feI5 I'm Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

GEO. SwENsON, sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. 6, 1864
Also, notice is hereby given that stock in the
above company is now ready for issue, and share
holders ara requested TO take out their stock
within thirty 800 days from date, or they will
forfeit their interest in said company.
GEORGE SwENSON, Sec'y:
Gold HILL Feb. 9th, Ca teo I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

Genessee G. & 8. Mining Company.
At meeting of the Trustees OF the Genessee
Gold and Silver Company, held at the company's
Office in Como, February LIST, A. d. 1864, an as
sessment of fifty cents per share was levied upon
each and every share Of the capital stock of said
company, payable to the Secretary. Immediately,
at his office, in Como. By order of the Board of
Trustees, C. A. WITHERELL, Sec'y.
Fahrunrv 17th 1864 fel9 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26
oueoto Consolidated G.. q, =. VI. Co.

-NOttce II heTtDS gwen, IHsAA "h 'AC@rbt =
SEVENTH OF MARCH, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
there will be sold at Public Auction, in front of
the Marshars office, in Gold Hill, so many shares
of the Capital Stock of the above company, stand.
ing in the names OF the following persons as will
paw the amount due for assessment, together with
costs of sale and advertising:
Names. No Ger No. Shares. Ant
robn Z, Scbrnitt 1916 go
G. A Leistner. 40, ,3l.--.55-------55 -55 -
Ritter. ,3s.--..--20----.-20 20 -
Geo Swenson- .IO-- ------ III -
T,- order of the Board of Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

DnrdanelIc q. s. n. NJ. Co.-Notice.
An assessment of Three Dollars per share was
this sixteenth day of February, levied upon the
Dardanelle Company's stock, payable to the Sec
retary immediately, in U. s. gold coin.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
C. B. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Feb l6 "a fell I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

New Oregon ComPany.-An assess-
ment this day levied Of One Dollar per share is
payable Immediately, to the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. g. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Feb. sd. '6a fe3 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

Bv order of the Board Of Trustees
r F. BARTON
pa c6Bl Sec'y. ). b. N. 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

Cherokee Gold and silver Mining
Company-Notice.-Au assessment of fifty cents
per share was this the 22d day of February, 1864,
levied, and made payable to the Secretary inn
mediately.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
PLATT KETCHASI, Sec'y.
Gold Hill Feb 23 '64 fe23 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED
IIontczuma G. g. 8. M. Co..

Montezuma G.. g. 9. NJ. CO.-Ai a
meeting of the Board of Trustees of said
company, held at the Office of the com.
pany in Como, on the 10th day of September, A.
b. 1868, assessment (No. y of Twenty-Five Cents
was duly levied on each share of the capital
stock of said company also, at a meeting of the
Board of said Montezuma Company. held at the
office of the company, on the 5th day of Febru-
nry. A. d. 1864 an assessment of Seventy-tive
Cents per share was duly levied all of which is
PAYABLE to the Secretary, at his office in Como,
Immediately, in gold or silver coin
&. A. BRIER, Sec'y NJ G. g. S NJ Co.
f,.a ~ II Eoh 10Th IA faI5 Ipo
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Hale g. Hunt Mining Company
At meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
Hale & Hunt Mining Company, held this 18th
day of February, an assessment of One Dollar
per share on each and every share of the capital
stock was duly levied, payable Immediately, to
the Secretary.
BY order Of the Board WIN. Z. HALE,
felS I'm. Secretary.
Cherokee Gold and silver Mining
Company-Notice.-An assessment of fifty cents
per share was this the 22d day of February, 1864,
levied, and made payable to the Secretary i'm.
medately.
By order of the Board of Trustees
PLATT KETCHAM, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. %, ga. fe23 I'm
KmiekerbOcker 6. s. VI. C0.-JNio-
tice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the above company held this day
an assessment Of one and 5000 dollars per share
was levied on the capital stock, payable to the
Secretary Immediately.
GEO W. TURNEY, sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. 6th 1864. feb8lm
meeting of the Board of Trustees held this day,
an assessment of One Dollar per share was levied,
payable forthwith, to the Secretary, at L. B.
NJ. BLUMLEIN, sec'y.
Gold Hill. N. T.. Feb 9th, 81 fes I'm
Atlas Gold and Silver Mining Conn
pany.-Notice is hereby given that an assess
ment of One Dollar per share was this day levied
on the capital stock Of the company, payable to
the Secretary Immediately.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
fl I'm GEO. W. TURNEY, Sec'y.
RicIeIies Mining ConspaHy.-.af q
q meeting of the Board Of Trustees held this day,
an assessment Of Twenty-Five Cents per share
was duly levied. payable Immediately, to the Sec
'e'" ~ a. LUKIN, sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. l6. "a. fel7 I'm
.Tohunssa g. s. s. NJ. Co., .4rgeaffne
District, n. T.-Assessment (No. 81 this day
levied of Twenty. five Cents per share, is paya-
! BILE Immediately, to the Secretary.
| By order of the Board of Trustees.
Gold Hill, Feb. I3 "a. Jim
CYinf0n s. HHbBs G.. S s. N. CO.
| Notice-A meeting of thr stockholders Of the
above company for the election of officers for the
ensuing year will take place on MONDAY, the
18th day of March next, at the office of the Sec.
rotary, at Gold Hill J. WINNIE, see'y;
Gold Hill, Feb. 9, ga fec I'd
Exchange Company, Palmyra Dis
trict.-An assessment this day levied Of One Dol
lar per share is payabeimmediately, to the Sec
retary.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. G. BURNETT, sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. 9, "a; fe9 I'm
Keokuk COmpany.-Notice.--A AS
sessmeut of twenty, five cents per foot, or twelve
and one-half cents per share, was this day levied
By order of the Board.
VIM T. HALE Secretary.
Gold Hill, Feb. Uth, 1864 febI1 I'm
ConfraB0nd Company. s4n 0ssess.
ment this day levied Of one dollar and fifty cents
| Secretary. By order Board Trustees.
/ Geo. G. BURNETT, sec'y.
4 Gold HILL Feb 9Th, 1884 febslm
Kentucky G.. a. 9. M. Co-An assess-
ment this day levied of Fifty Cents per share, Is
payable Immediately, at his office, In American
City, n T. By order Of the Board Of TrusteeA
Amsr,.sn r,tv Fab Ia. ,s1 81 noN1, AZ ri fI3 =;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

Keokuk COmpany.-Notice.--A As
sessment of twenty-five cents per foot, or twelve
and one-half cents per share, was this day levied
By order of the Board.
VIM T. HALE, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Feb Uth, 1864 febII I'm
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Confraband C0sspaay. s4H asSess-
msnt this day levied Of one dollar and fifty cents
(sl 50 per share is payable Immediately to the
Secretary. By order Board Trustees.
Geo. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb 9Th 1854. febslm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-26

KMickerbOcker 6. S 8. W. C0.-JNO-
tice is hereby given that at meeting of the Board
of Trustees Of the above company held this day
an assessment of one and 5000 dollars per share
was levied on the capital stock, payable to the
Secretary Immediately.
GEO. W. TURNEY, sec'y.
Gold Hill Feb 9Th 1864 febS1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-06

Il y~es4.sfx scsessyy yf.t's8Ns10g AYth 30
TIE editor u this paper rsosivsd o.
Tsebdhy, u autognpA sots from IL
Speaker y. ~ Hose Repvsssnta Eivsu.
~ sentiment Of which. bsloou5 q rieht
70 the soldiers Of this Hospitsl. nj. =
i cannot we'll b seen b. I'll Il thsu, -
PRINT il in the Gasstte. An article Ia our
columns lest week cenusnted upeu de
wrong Of permitting tsai.oss here % 70
lnpunished. and oppressed the feelisr
which dying soldiers might have, tAaa .
permit trsasoa ii cosRfen was aakise
men to die over again, and 70 de i
vain
This paper vas forwarded to Speaker
Cohsx, viii s'Gsd bless Speaker COL
az" written on the margin. The fol.
lowise reply w. sent 10 tho editor Of the
Gazette:
"Thasks-sisssss thasks, for yeur
h}any God bles yos.' Il outweigks III
hostile criticism. Yours truly,
''6o.UrLxa CoLHAx.s
1t is the sympathy and apprsbasios Of
soldiers that ''outwsighs N hostile crit
cisn- Ths naA -sho thss appsssia1es
the so9disTs beart proves himself 70 b
ons Il IL tras nes dat win yet ave ths
sopntry.1[Hospitai Gazette.
- The psgilistie individual Who
ssasbsd the yessg oaa's hssd With po-
Ter, besides eating sows other pretty
caPers among which wss that Of running
away from the cosstahls. - arrested
again the other day, taken before ESQ.
Boyd and fined fifteen dollars and costs,
and because b vas fool enough to get
drank and raise Bit Of : nov, jos for the
fun Of the thisg. without havisg frie.ds
to 30 bail, the man Of law sent him 10
jaH. Esqy are you sure you have not
violated the Constitution !-rEddyville
STIR.
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ORIGINAL. NOTCH.

r. G. W. nompapn, y. L. Msydrn, o. vshiAstsn Mssrs
George welby, H Mason, DESCENDANTS.
foa sn1 0<hUf yua Ass hsrsby notified that there =
he In the Clerks Office Of the District Court q
Lee ooan&y. 1esA 1t Keckuk, apetttsn In equity II
Nancy A. Scofed, claiming Of the above named u v,
hoApsoM y T. Hayden. and @. Warrington Nears tn
sum Of thousand Eve hundred doliarA dns
MON your Ao&< dated March 9Th 1887 siso PRAYING Nr
the oreciosurr and sale Of lots l. sDd three in block
md lcts and 4 N block a. In ~ W. Kshoufnes sdd
tfon the city Of Keoknk, and for other rebel .r
And uniess zoe appear and answer said petfon on o.
before Of the second day Of the NEXT term Of sa
Court 10 be held Keokuk in said county, thu
nuuiuy n Sepsmbe, 1854 Judgment and decree w1l b
I'D therein q prayed for. H. SCOTT HOWELL.
ssxrS<ilv W. ~ f stsk Sol f1 PetfsSsnes.
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Miscel1 aneous.

FER Rats, MESs DSA6ales Ana. Dea-
39Ess MslA9 q x9Is We95a4c1ece H.
Put up in &c., 30. ard - DSxes lof4ss aad Yaska
g and IS sizes for H64l4z 1otx7c nsf14cy1nss Ac.
aonly infAilisls fsasdist knewrls
"Free from Poisons-r
@Not dangcroue = ~ Human Family
akAts come out 81 their holes 10 de-
~ e$ld wkoleeale In ~ laree clties.
- scA ~ ali Dfnxxists and Rstaflers sveeywhsfs.
- II! BEwARxiH Of al worthless imita1ions-
~ See that "CosrARs" Name 4 60 Don, Dottls
and f1sek, before you buy, a -
- Addrea MEN1f =. Oo4EABs
~ PnIvcfrAL BHrof 4s2 BaoADUAS,kx
WILKINSON, AAR4Em4x o..
Mhelsssls - Astatl Assuns Kedk, Isu9
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NOTICE.

~ - JoAu enhk Voc irskszshy ssslAed Inst there
on ne in the Once Of the Clerk Of the District Colst
= L. csasty, Toe, at Bort Nassa pet4s5a ~ Naa
Lalou praying decree qaeting title In him to the rsr
tssu fsst fses apA dghl n basrk thfyssx In
he city q Keokuk Lee couAey lows being vessy fsg
satne pnh stSee q TIE es Of Gid lots ~
xteDdpg the width scrops sid lots and alss }y
ltsg that yes ruAt - fs4ee said property from kcr
tan nertgAgs ard dese q foreclosure IN FAVOR 81 pln
IN he forever H6fred ana lbEecfosed.
Uple yop appser fhereto md 1efend before a
NE second d q the Hay tenn. 1854 a said Cosxt -
cree viii - rce1nred asAin.t you By defAnlt ht
80 RANKIN McSRAKT.
apre .ss.I sAt1prnsHs fpr Ylniue19
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|CAVENDER & ROWSE

YIN Gre slf ftssltn 70 the coIIectioa Of Haek Pay
DonAfis anA Al 0shsr Apanhs aenkna the 0svessrnf
Rensious o6eafn1 Government voachcss bouEAt sold
cp1sess4 lnNu1 yonehgts pfeparei ~ payasens 4.
REy1xxcB--laoa- k6w- Bate, Attorney Gen, wash
ingtns 0-Gs HsA nonfseasery B11ir, Rpsmasser Gen,
washngtsn. D. c. Major n. W. Brown Senior Paynaster
. st. LosE Major Roh't sanifh, faymssx for DShsfeed
SoldSerE Moor c. r Johnson, Paynasser fnr Ni~<suI
o. C. Hale, ksq- U1sss esnae INK KeoAuk, lows Hon.
r. DAk, Abr Gsa7 Icws; JoAn CUvSy, Ksg- Banker,
y, Lssph Mo; xcUhany, Daniel Co, Springfield
Rolia No; Aaar epraeue, Scale Co. BossoE Me-rs-
Clark, Dodge Co. hev York Hsn- O. r. Riley a LOUIS.
Mss~rx rsffx3ags Co, o. Louie Mees Daeroy
canton, o. LOaf< Me~rs g. c. Dsvis Co., g. Losis j.
Aasa, - vandAlia. psi Geo. .p.ce Ess. salsn,
his imayefly
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

NJ ES1AfK.-Nos3re = hsreby given that tbs Hnses-
signed Guardian Of IL q. and l. o. DeIouis minors, win
I'll pahe vsniue "Wednesday. May 18th, 1854, At
the front door Of the Court Housc kcokuk, the follow
iii described rial estate towit: The undivided " al
WI Of s K Y Of Sec 8 Township % n, 4 sw- In
Ina tsuusy, Iowa. st Ns& R# 8t@A 9<t & ~
Said sale to be between the hours Of O'Clock and
s'cpck p M commissioning 81 O'Clock p. Of sod az
Terms made know n day Ut sale.
Ronxnx m GzIlAeAk sSt n sTAfF0Hp, FL Z.
aprZ3-d4w Attorney. Guardian.
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10 TAcanas wekrfsha1 &rras wfcktsxhsn rr,.~s H.
rison Pres. Lloyd Black. Mc<asfe Chittsnasa Co
John LAson Cady Jones Peck Joel Qarseebcp Rrfdre
nvotber, Gaylord. Son Co., a.d Ysatnan Robinsoa
|. Co.
Yoa. ssa eash q yGs ~ sheby psssaeS thss sAsrs
ale in u ace u tie Clark Of tie District Court
|nf Esseo9ty. HwAs0 kssaah psssesss - nsvsd r.
- = doiiess satA ten per cent
= 49, e e :, s sss e
David = Millef dpted Janaasy ish 1855 also cisnleg
agAnst - a y0a ~ eclgure Of aid mortgage u:
EQmp Ae1GNgpa 1As-up&5tan4 seeshhl ~ In tso -
Ars Il end 81 II BLOCK axtybur el In the city Of ks
eouns&aeeuDsysIeHx. ~ ~ rnrresse .seey -
Aassw sking - nie cf cid pssnisss and gsnas~ ~
1p&r.asn yon ayp.ar snd .nrwsr sid PETITION a 9.
- = - ess11 ~ 81 ~ ss.s t.vh = -
fs-~~s a ee-srSce q Keokuk, the lst 4cn4qQ -
80. n b. 1eet, 0selnls w0f - snss9ee -
- - rsndsrsd thsssna = pseyee - -
- :. $500 s4e-.syy 4 49,
- 1T A660Ns
nsaa - JMofo aeroee, us
ls4en,ls -. 49, - asfsSs
apsisg shawia v S3 s
o3eahD aua lGandilas. -,
In ansfs@ - (in6nif sy1* III
lad sas n - eas..e
u ~ 1an2 Dpsss oeoAs - nsNsal
\ ss7.3 :s.aIs ga ] = :. rtsss,
! b3ssaE sz2ssss. ! - e. y ~. "; Z
~ 2ff4ssA 60 1ssas.... - Y
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houses.
Two years ago the three heaviest
stock operators in Wall street, New York.
were not worth single dollar. One o.
them vas ticket agent ., Staten Island.
Now he controls stock elough in one Of
the heaviest railroads to elec. Presi-
dent. 7sG
A magnificent hotel building is b.
ing erected ON broadway, New York,
which is expected to rival the 6rstclass
houses.
1t is suspected that the mens who
have been hiring nsshiaises ct Mystic,
New Haven, and other plAees in Ooenear
ticut, were not agents II The Russian
Government, as they claimed, but ageats
Of Jefenon Davis, Who want "a sm1ggle
the men into the Confsdssacy ard nakG
them work there. At any rsss tl.s Rms.
slan Consul General ct New York n1a
they are "none Of his."
The famine ia the Cape de- Verde,
group of Islsuds, noticed some time siu6e,
hu increased n intensity. ii dc IsnlKi
of St. Jsgo il has asoaaed : ii{eTt1Sl
shaps,~ and. numbers Of ~ usforta %
n ieha l gre s.id = y dyisg asi!l i
-Bdsbsn Yo.sx i bis}isk -,
1evii" il : - lsa.1 ~ ~ - - g 9
qhhs ne phy1s hss16s ttsf s
in the City Of 0aiatsy Ard 1rieknn + ~
inu hin nask iii nposaer1 m.sS,s~.
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R4A 2CAl1ess Elalpr Jeae:
E1on Gays that pound Of cheese i equal
In nutritivs valas - Two pouads Of aesh.
The Europeans ssem to, b hettsr 20.
quainted with this fact thAs oar own peo.
pie. With aA cheese j. regarded
rather ~ luxury. while in Eaglaid il il
considered one Of the Substantial article
of food, and IL b not uucommon fcr shs
voftmsa. there to- make ) fun uaal o.
bread and chssss alone. 3 S
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=
llliizl = illiaasi
Il oskae1ta. !.
~ xzssssss 80 sas's assa 9 =. :. ses31
j KRI.LoGG = m I 1
II .DslJas1aTy hoa8 aoIOT "a
I Who'll EaALR 0RoC
Il szzs ssse 8 sasfss s sssg tt<xasasd II
"A snxs4sf4 sfs sse&zs2 y ! u
i MO IA
! HAu ssllls, BsFvssu 4 AID N,
lNOKUK go -. IOWA.
.: No. =. = : -; :, &: =;
sss .lsa ssF4 y q ss'
| AIAaes am eoarlurn STOCK o,
lG r o g E r. b S.
~nD Az oooss n zzln sa1sz, ]
.es&sss sAssAs& sssss.asz
view xesH, Dssse. asa s.lsansrs,
1arAs,., q. .I.sr aAnDs. A. -. ...AAs. =
. shsirasiiisy 10 compete successfully
with any Western Market.
10 = . n II u xvs.r..
Are Invited to sxaniss ths.r sssss s.Apsssss.
M. A. WICKERSMAMACO.
Agricultural Warehouse
seed STORE,
Aanalsse~~1 Aesuas In Ill n.As Of As.ssssna.
ImRlemcnts, Teols, &c,
1s3 Main st, uogux.
CEEDS. BEEDS1- Garden Seeds.
~ hsuh I'D ssauasss -, Oosoa 80, Peas. 49,.
Corn. Ac, q sAs AGRICULTURAL SEED sf0Rk
|HRAG6 AND FIELD SRRDS.-Rsd.
L., nax. Blue Gr.ss. nnoshy, &c. N II. 4 ID.
a g AGRICULTURAL egED STORE
|HORN PLANTERS.-J. D. Smith,
- Ka,ss's. ~ 0shes Com Plass~.. and moline ~
Wsr.v PissHas 15s Nam stess.
WOoD'S CELEBRATED REAPER
/ w AND rRIzn MowRR, for ssls by
Ia wicKERsHAM Z co,
ERoBER TsoF : hooUEEH,
0hOLRALk AND k11AIL
G. OCE Il 8.
NO. 70 MAIN STREET.
Near Sd, KEoKUK. IOWA.
Have on ha.d large stock Of ss.pl. and Fancy ore-
cer1eo, which ehQy oD<F On lou Il,
lTEAS--SO half chests ehsiss Imperial
- fodse Tyson, 0uspouder. 0oIong. Japan asd Kae-
. any II .. eisy M pss.s T. =! f.s. : .1~y ..
knows i Ma Sss colao1 ssas ve have i sow ig9s
&UGARS.-10 hhds. choice old N. o.
~ saezr BY tie hid bsrea a. - retail - bbl- Il
Crushed, Powdered. 0rAnulased Aad Clarified Sugar.
| SYRUPS- Boston Amber Syrsp. Beleh-
~ ers Goldes Syrup, eugAr House and Plantation No
1 .ssr also, Maple syrup AID sxyha1
FRUITS.
L atfssesv. eyslp@ ssbs.s ls-ds -
= aos Pie Apple, sa:sss:.1ss. .ad rsn..e.s .,.e
QQAP.--50- boxes Gsrnas and Pala
4 ~ bsap. R0BKKfs0N McoUKEE.
iEtANDLES rs boxes Cineiunsti Star
- Gs:sass ss.ss r.T .a 9 c. on o..asss >
- 49, 80 = : -. - : =. ~.
lCTARCH.-50 boxes Fox's Corn Pearl
Il ~ Starch. R0BKKTS0N McQURkN.
1TNOILET SOAP. -Houey Soap, Law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-30
? z @ CL & NJ 4 7 J 6 Il .

NlAYoR7s NEEECE !
May 30, 1866
A IL DOGS found going 1T lAr5" tH "ui1
IA the city, from the first day ct Jun" - rJ
first day Of o. tober, without D. ing "~~'''
be killed and their owners fined. w
All police Of the city. civil AMI military; 'z''
hereby ordered to see Thu order eXeTUt@a
my 30-lW 4. a. " u -, No. 80
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so|,l at auction, on Wednesday last, by W. L
Penn, Auctioneer, to Henry McWllllams tor
s2R 81 an acre.
On Saturday last the brick yelling on Payne
.treet near the depot VI the O'snge and N
pvan},ia ra;lrDn} belonging 80 " N. ,Nil"r was
s ID under deed Of trust, to j. l.. Adams,
Nv ", + Penn auctoneer. TO 5 smue he7e
bower, tor 1000
The procIamati':n by the Governor OF MARY
land, calling for volunteers tor 'he per'"u 81
one hundred days. to he employed within the
State. having failed 10 procure ihe requ'.lte
nuub Der. the Governor, has issucl an "r'1er
that draft will he made on the Oh OF june
from citizrns betw. e. eiyhte n AMI forty h'e
years OF age, 10 make up the residue due from
the city Of Baltimore.
The Washington Chr,nice says: "A}jutanf
General Thomas after brl visit TO bis ts'nl
" IN Genrge,own D. c., goes back, III t."
day, to his post il the Southwest 1t Is under
stood that the biz n+s% OF org snlzlng the negro
people Nl EAGilt unk GH q pol VI ''Ao "i'"' ---
been eutru>ted to Gen. Thomas.
The printing Office Of the Union and 'sour-
mi. at Louisiana, No, were destroyed Ivy
mob of >oldiers OF the - h inst James A'n
agan, the editor Vt the Union, is Z delegate 80
me 3 .ltilnure cnnveutlnn, and recently held an
Office in Washington i'ne editor Of the j 'ur
MI, A. J. r i, is al.o Union man, bot both
OF them, it i stated, denounced the radicals
If that State.
On the night Of he 18th Of Nay the T'ga
County 3 lux ct Pennsylvania Was robbed II
$50, 745 80 IN Unite States bonds, gold, green
backs and retired currency OF the bank. Five
thousand ,luIlars Of the Amount Is ia special de-
posts Of Five Twenty bonds aud eyer SIS, 900
in gold
In the Confederate House Of Representa-.
tiyes on the 23l ult Mr. Leach Of North
Carolina, offered a series of s"'utlons, ask.
iog the appointment Of Go n;alssI'ners 70 pro
pose IN ar,nstice OF ninety days, with q View
to peace The Resolutions were tabled.
4 published order from General Hunter.
commanding the Federal forces in the Shenan
doah Valley, sprak$ Of his forces as being on
the eve Of 8 forward movement.
ca. Benedict I. Heard Of St. Mary's coun
~, Nd, died on he 18TH list {, aged II years.
The deceased Was many years ago leading
EIhic ,,n|it,Iao
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.Tasse T'allanf. priv, E, 55th n g.; Wesley
ek;,nor nr;v G.. 3rh u CIV. O. Qnarles,
,,r;1 e q Ala: W. Fl. Furguson, priv, ID.
7n,h Miss II the Third Division, Dr.. Bent.
"a, n ,.b,ro,.-Geo. Chapel, 9Th Va; y N.
Stewart 4'h VlrE.1lla. .....-----
Richard K Cralle died at Rural Retirement
! noenhury Va. the residence Of his son-ln-
NV Raw Thomas Ward White, On the l4.h
q Ami; Mr. g. was gentleman of fne lit
torarv attachments, Well known as the biogra
,bar - I,,ho q Calhoun. AMI rs connected
n;,h che n,ess Of Virginia. H edited paper
!, WASHINGTON during Van Burens admins
trallo W.. V. was "a 'l0 o7''A '0"'
age. -.---s,s..-~~-
IN the United States Senate on Saturday
fba C,m,p;1tee Of Conference IN the Consular
on.l y, nL,natic A,nroui I'll N bill reported in
war e h.. H,u .e amend nents thereto, and
the report was agreed 10. ! nc S'''' ~ '''0''A
5he charter ~ ''s'''A''s..'' "
Mr. Slnn3r esf' s'n'as '.''0',-'','''
,cletl, ant the haIl passed 1a'' ''''n>'.' ,
res'lut'on or inquiry 10 re'e'''s''7 :. ,s'
cry o. osnor Arsneles 90 Ine ~ ''A'".' @1''''',A
ties vas aiople'. she O."'S' 1e'"'S'''' .: '''0
lax B'| was continual nc iAo1'e % A''p'
resentatlves was ho' 10 SESSION.
Ihe Washington o1af states S"a' '''e o''-
tederateS believe that ue'. Uraht VIII "''
contest Lees position on the me OF ehe 0'"S' Il
Anna ANA Fam anky' o"e Will s'''Ae Gown "
~ . 81 Wust pint -
sr' -,;u,,1,,, 4,,ro;,,c f4rant
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ADVAN ,GEVu5 TERMS to the bH! ,
N will he made with any one, whn W v, a, 80
build OF the site " the :Alexan"lla o"1I he.
Office on Prince s:ree the prln*ll};.l "1jer. he
ins at present, with the advertiser e. A@r ~
use onH Of the rooms in the building -. ~
put up. Apply to Stephen SWAIN oFl''"''0'
my 26-lW
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Oh. @lexaudtla o aze}1 6
MONDAY EVENING. NAY 80.

The f,I],wiog Confederate woT.ndei prison
ers are reported as in the sacon:' Division Hos
o;taI IN this place, d., I. Rush Spencer, Sur.
geon ia ch4rge:-J ". Buchanan, PRIV, -.
5:h Va. Infantry; c. Lawyer, priv, 3 9Th va.
Infantry; W. +. s'savely, priv d, 4sth Va.
1,fantry; j. w. Marsh, priv, 3, 32a \. o.;
Jesse G'alant, priv, E, 55th n. g.; wesley
Skipper, priv, G. 3lth n c.; ". o Q'arles'
priv, Fl, 81 Ma W Il. Furgus'n, priv u.
1o,h Miss. In he Third Division, DR.. Bent.
lev in chargr:-Geo. Chapel, 9th Va; j. NJ.
Stewart 4th Virginia.