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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
N0f1na-

Notice.
TTHE BURKE & MCCLELLAN CONSOLIDATED
i Mining Company.-A Mining corporation, duly
organized and existing under and BY virtue of the
laws Of Nevada Territory, the mining claim whereof
is located in Storey county, Territory aforesaid, and
which owns majority Of the number Of feet in said
claim, hereby give notice to II. Y. Darnel tenant
in common with said company In said mining claini,
under and pursuant to an Act OF the Legislature Of
said Territory, entitled IAN Act for the Encourage
ment Of Mining" approved February th, 1854: LIST.
That the said Company has actually expended in
the actual and necessary working and development
Of said mining claim the sum Of twentyfour hundred
dollars ($2,4O0). ID That the amount due from you
to said Company, as your proportion thereof upon
the quantity of interest in said mining claim owned
by you, at and during the time said money was so
expended, namely, the undivided two hundred feet,
is the sum Of two hundred and sixty-sx and 66-l00
dollars 266 66 3d. That II Is the intention of said
Company TO institute suit against you, under the
provisions of the act aforesaid to recover from you
the said sum OF two hundred and slxtysix and 66lOO
dollars due aforesaid unless the same be paid
to said company on or before the 18th day Of June
AD, 1864; and 4th. That the principal place Of
business Of said Company is Gold Hill, in Storey
county Territory aforesaid, and its office is in the
I'd storey of Maynards building, In Gold Hill afore
said By order OF the Board of Trustees
J. +. LINTHICUM, Sec'y.
Virginia, n. 7. May I. 1854. m7-law4w
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ASSESSMENT AND SALE LIST
Levied within Thirty Days.

OF ALL CLAIMS IN VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL DIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRANGED AND
r... CORRECTED DAILY.
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THAT DESIRABLE LOT CORNER OF MAIN
i and Crown Point Street, known as the What
heer Hotel lot AZ feet on Main street. depth 100 feet
Eoy Terms amply 10 E. HARRIS,
myS N Clothing Store. Gold Hill
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Caution.

Caution.
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i purchasing any lots, or parcels of land, In what
Is known as Conley & warren's tract, on the Amer
lean Flat except from the undersigned as convey
ances not made by them are void.
C0NLEY WARREN
American Flat, April 20, 1854. apr2o II
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Richelieu Mining Company.--Notiec.77At

meeting oil the Board OF trustees OF the hichelleu
Mining Company held April 30 1884, an assessment OF
Twenty-Five Cents per share levied, payable to
the Secretary his ONCE OF before the 10th Inst.
| Stock in the above company ready for issuance.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. LUKIN. Secretary.
Gold HILL May g. 1854 mayI m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

Colorado Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting Of tho
Board Of Trustees of the above named company held
May 18th, 1854 assessment Of One Dollar (SD per
share was duly levied each and every share Of the
capital stock Of said Company payable to the Secre-
tary In gold coin, at bis ONCE Post ONCE building
Gold HILL n. I. By order Of the Board Of Trustees
II. ii. FLAGG, Secy
Gold Hill, May H. 1864. myl6 NJ
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NOR SALE CHEAPETHAT FINE PROPERTY
X on west side Of Main street, Gold Hill, near Lam
siny;s Brick Store Lot 26xS0 feet, with buildings
thereon, fully insured Rents viii pay five per cent
on the Investment Apply to the Agent
mayl4m GEO. G. BURNETT. Gola mn:
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TWO QUARTZ WAGONS
FOR SALE.

TWO NEW QUARTZ WAGONS, CAPABLE Oh
i carrying Six Tons Each. For sale at fair price
nv JOHN HILL,
my8a Opposite Eclipse MN, Gold hin.
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Cresus Gold and silver Mining Coat
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF the above
named company held this day an assessment of Five
Dollars per share on each and every share Of the
capital stock Of said company was levied, payable
Immediately to the Secretary In coin at his Office
Korn's store Gold Hill. By order Board Trustees.
J. PF0UTZ, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May q, 1864. Mays m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

keystone Gold aad Silver Mining Co.
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the above company held this
day an assessment of Two Dollars per share was
levied on the capital stock Of said company, payable
as follows. One Dollar payable Immediately, one dol
E az dRe ega In thirty f3s 70 es s.
Gold Hin, May Is, 1854. a. " N.Y. N
Yuba Gold and Silver Mining Compan
Palmyra Observation-Disclosures assessment OF Fly
Cents per share was this the 18th day Of May levied
Gold Hin, May Is. 1854. my56 nii
jackson Gold and Silver Mining Compa-
ny-Sotice is hereby given, that at meeting OF the
Jackson Gold and Silver Mining Company held this
Dollars and Fifty Cents levied on each and ev-
cry share Of the capital stock OF the company pay
able to the Secretary Immediately In United States
S0la CON- Tue same Oe WI HsS W. BhsH AS seey
Gold Hill. n. T.. May Is, is6i. myiicIm
Major Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Notice.-At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees held
at the company,s office on the 4th Inst, assess
ment Of Three ($3) Dollars was duly levied on each
and every share Of the capital stock Of the above
named company, payable Immediately In gold or
silver coin TO the Secretary a. his office In Gold HILL
Gold Hill, N. T., May 4. 1864. maya m
Mineral Point Gold and Silver Mining
Company.nNotice Is hereby given. that at q meet
Ing OF the Board OF Trustees OF the above company
held this 18th day OF May 1864, an assessment No.
l. of fifty cents per share, duly levied each
and every share Of the capital stock Of the company
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
c. KEIFFER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May Is, 1864. myl9 I'm
Peck Gold and Silver Mining and Mill
Observation-Disclosures meeting Of the Trustees OF
the above named company held at their Office In
Gold Hill on the 9Th day OF May 1854 the fifth as
SesSment was levied OF Two ($2j Dollars per foot
payable TO the Secretary at his office with VIM. 3.
Burns Co., opposite Onion MIL. By order Of the
Board OF Trustees y, e. CUOK, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, MAY ., 1854. mAyg
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tured expressly for this GIFT ENTERTAINMENT
by the well known firms of MesSrs. Levison Bros,
X. D. Gray 4 Co., and A. Koher, and are In every
and Just as represented the list Of Gifts The pro-
prietOr deles any similar enterprise to show supe-
rior quality OF Goods, or any that can begin to COM
pete with them. They need only to be seen to be
appreciated; and invite any one and every enc to
cali and examine these beautiful Goods, which are
all to be EiYnn AWAY before
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

NOtice.-At a meeting of the Board OF Trustees OF
the above company, held this day, an assessment
no. 81 Of Twenty-Five Cents per share was levied on
the capital stock Of said company payable immed-
atey in u s. gold coin to the Secretary at his office
In Gold Hill By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
Y. LEMERY, Sec'y.
Gold HILL April % 1864, may3 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

Faulkner Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany.-At meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of the
ment OF One Dollar per share on each and every
share Of the capital stock was levied payable imre
diatey In U. s. coin to the Secretary. By order Of
the Board. ii. c. BROWN, Sec'y
American CITY, NAV 6, 1864 ....|0.r nlay6 IN
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Palo Alto Gold and Silver Mining Co.
At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the above
named company held May LIST, 1884, an assessment
of Fifty Cents levied each and every share Of
the capital stock OF said company, payable immedi-
ately To the Secretary In gold coin.
may2 m J. s. WATKINS, Sec'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-28

DRrdaneIIe Told and Silver Mining Co.
An assessment Of Five Dollars per share upon every
share OF the capital stock OF the Dardanele Company
was this 3Oth day Of April 1884, levied, payable In
coin to the Secretary Immediately. By order Of the
Board Of Trustees. G. u. GOODRICH, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April 80, 1854. apr5O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

THE advance in gold, unchecked nv n.
gratifying ueWs from the army. il stiy. -, =,
ing considerable attention. It Is sttrisn,s5
partly to the large foreign shipneu = an
partly toithe increasing demand for sSS S
toms, bnt chiefly 70 the continual ioeresss
10 the volume of the currency. Our eir.
Sulaung medium now consists Of Two hun.
urea millions Of state bank notes, four
hundred aud forty millioas Of greeubacks,
cent, legal tenders. ToHthSse imnluSt -
added twenty millions ofsths National
Bank notes. The volume of the circnls. :
ton is now believed 70 be fully twice n
large as is required for The. neeeSSsIties a
business. end 6ya we'll known Law which
Is always found 70 regulate The value Of
paper money, the quantity being aImoetI
dqu6tguf 7WhGl IL needtul, the pSpsr dol
lar sinks in value. sa!.s4 q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27

tSr Davis paapiS sfs resolved 70 AstsAt
them, aud they EeaoFAlly succeed 10 what
they undertake.
Three ott6s delegates 10th sch ofJuus
,conyentions from this state arr Instructed
to vote for. Lincolni s'first last aud all the
timer The, other four are lnninstrneted,
but they will probably. vote for LiucoIn on
the hEst ballot. They 6ayesnot yet deci-
did whether they will vote 'as q INIT or not.
II is thought they RilIn not. ---
The Lincoln men 10 this city ate by NO
means 50 confident oEsueeess ss thoysWefe
month ago. They say that iu such a
the board aud they. instance the results in
past conventions. In such an event, / find
decided leaning towards General Grant
amongst the majority; of those With, whom
! have copyerssd, while on the other hand
some persons are inclined towards Pre-
mont as the strongest man In the field, If
Mr.. Lincoln cannot unite the county upon
him, which they begin to doubt. Others
again say: ..!4iye us John A., Andrew, il
We can't have Lincoln" .s,.,9E Gj..s#
Baltimore will be the focus of political
interest for the next fswsweeks, and / will
try and keep you advised of movements.
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The FeollnE In Iiohmond.


We extract the following from a paper
called the "!Southera Ckua6man," pub
lishsd in Richmond, and which is the
organ Of.'the Protestant Episcopal Church
ia the Confederate States" The date Of
publication is April 22d, and we call par.
ticulsr attention to the sentence printed
in capital letters: Is.= j@
'The present time in the history of the
WAr, We do not think can we'll be over
estimated. 1t seems by common consent,
both among US aud our enemies, to be re-.
garded as crisis. ofscourse all may be
mistaken; but 1t does appear as If we had
reached that point in the struggle, when q
great victory one side OF, the other, will do
much towards ending the war. II GRH.
LEE MEETS WITH DIsAsTRR; AAD JoHHsToS
Is OVERCOME, WE NAY REACH THE oosoLu ..
sIoH THAT LoSGRR sTRIEE, on ouR PARF. n
UsELEss AID yAIH.
Toe battles may be virtually drawn bat.
ues; no such success granted to either side,
% that either will be able to ACCOMPLISH
anything great. This will odly proion1R
the wal; and with the resOnrces OF. the
United states, must prove disad yahta Reobs
TO MS. Or, the victory may be with the
enemy and that they may be able 70 press
Us 10 the wall. Or, the victory. may be
ours, and We may be able to drive the en-.
envy In shame and coHfnsion. Now ali
and kelther Of these contingencies depend
upon God. God may give the victory to
either side of or to neither, just as He
pleases. Let rs not forget, JUST AS al
PLRAsEs. % ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
THE LETTER.

Our city came within an ace of losing
the 7th of June Convention, owing to the
neglect of the persons charged With the
duty of securing the Maryland Institute
but the prompt aud timely Set of the resi-.
dent members of the NAtiOBal Committee
10 getting possession of the Front Street
Theatre prevented the necessity of going
elsewhere. s5...57,- -, ! -
The city authorities have taken the bus.
mess In hand, will floor over the pit Of the
theatre, make all the necessary arrange.
ments, and pay the expenses out of the city
treasury by appropriation the theatre is
better building for the convention than the
institute, for the audience can be accommo.
dated In the boxes, ard the hall is the best
ventilated one In the city. The Douglas
convention satin this theatre in $780, while
the Breckinridge concern occupied The
Maryland Institute. -
This latter builing has been secured for
convention Of the one.term men, 10 be
held on the 9Th of June. The general inn
preston Is, that this convention is In the
interest of Mr.. Chase for the nomination.
In case Mt. Lincoln is not taken up ,by the
7th OF, June convention: Several Of HE
delegates to the latter body are also dele
gates to the former. -, - z
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WADDTNGToN.

ptslnleG 4lk asEss Of bsaatfal aud trtile rolling
one ott6e n0lt s6l1brIoas country i e. 1Saii1
and climate In neighbo Hood Of wealthy and highly
four miles from Wheeling. The mGnifo1 Z IN
thorough repair large and eommoefouG $50 by Is n
with eTeCy modern eony0nieDes, surrounded with
hhrnbbOry and trees. HE principal tenant h0asa
Dairy IhonSe x PpaelouS Hnd 9ktuT66 ne sbdtthI.
emily arranged. ThorS are also, eight cottages on
the estate all r0lted 20 cd and good toDAntsl the
rental OF which pays more than The FtlI11 % the
pI1eAs An 0xtenGtT0 barn with stone basement,
divided into stablfnG hr1S hOtSos and StaIls Gos
In ths highest E0quflltion Of tAEm; It stands IN
yard ITO feet square, surrounded by hEiek sheds for
cattle and sheep. AlSo blaekImith's shop and .
elAnghter mouse. EHll
The hArn h we'll known 70 Be tie best Improved
and most highly cultivated tn this part II the
cattle and sheep horses, t6 plenent1 4es &e. ThS
growing crop eonlistS Of q acres of IN Vhoat, -
acres Of 3n barley "a Gcros 81 spring barley, .
acres o. black oats % aeEG1 Of corn, - AerOB of Po-
tAfoe 20 acres o. meadow the balance IN god pas-
tnTc Al q which Win BE- sold - above slated ga
the Stst day Of Nay. 1854 a
Terms OF purchase made known the dr. of
0loS and at the following places, Wh0Po plans oft the
place Rnd further paEtisnlAEB oan b given nf1ur
the La day OF Nay, 1854;
Brooks Co, Water It; Mr.. Jno Jay HaLnah.
Pearl st Mr. VIII am Hannah, eE., Pearl It, ESaSfs
MeOromblo + 0hi1d, II Water e. = Jl55.I5 ! =.
Recommendations Bullet I RaIrthorne,
BALI1noRA-MOa8T8.H Il. etr0u1, BRO Dall. i.
RTEISDuRGH-AF. J. EIeminESS Drag Store. Z
C1He1NNA11-D q. Mitchell Co Water Il.
-. L0u1e-W. r H01Ftek8hopeE. =
louisVItL1-C. G. Ripper
WHEELtRa-At the Brewery. ny1SS
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In the remarks on the tax bill as repor.
ted BY the Senate, the New York Tribune
makes the following startling statemsnt:-
"Wben the proposition that whisky ON
hand should be taxed was before Congress
last winter, mercantile hopse In our
city thst held large stock Of the artiSle
was tod, You must sell 70 certain .pGfties
operating in Washington eight thousand
barrels q eighty cents per gallon, or the
tag will go oa.' They CONSENTED, andl 4 4
same whisky was sold, after the tax had
been defeated. at an advance of thirtycts.
per galloo, without having oeeu removed.
Here was not less than S73, 600 paid To- do.
feat the whisky tai by one house: Judge.
then, what must have been paid in ali. OF
co1rss the House tax on whisky In store
viz be stricken out: We have no hone az
any other result" ~ Sgi-75 = = !
Committees Of Congress have spsut
weeks 10 investigating matters much iesS
r wSisSy ., investigation and public s1pls,
in this statement. 9 NY
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PROCLAM ATION
BY THE aoVRRNoR


W66kREAA, IhAye coed cause % bSlisve thSi
pyy Atttin IarentEt BENJAMIN BaaSofi. aeorrS "
~ Eetson JA9ney, EIaImus D Clara, Beniss
sS9nm9eEs, MIIiia@ 7. HigginbothGm, WilliS II
y. 0oaSy. Afe5d D. KoedIey, RiehaEd L Brown
Hllleiy, Robert CoyaST, n, RobeEt o1sT soan
lorenzo D. LoEentL EapoIeon ri Ioi, n q;
WINS INli! =; Geotge D. WhfS ISsac
ne seventeenth day OF April Siehfs =.
eStysenes resided IN The county Il Upibift Sit6IS
Tn 1 nov me stats Of WeSt HaiA GEd SiSo
:: BISnd aAd 9. Hurley, Who "a M ri 49,
~ e APRIL shteop hundred md GiTtysssS
t6e STATE Of Wsst virginia, have ~.
SIiS ensaged IN aiding tie %
STATE n e Ansttea and the rebel
M 1ste re Sod people q this stafe 6St fo y
~ nssS e tas Wy q tsSr fSsSSoas
nov, thergl9teS !, Arthur I. BoFSs:Sn!
e ths state q Wet VLrRIl do itiae f6lS nv
BssISsSs aSsSSiI ass The sata AiflIl ISIsafS,
TWey, kEes1T1 p Cad Be1Issiia Il. -
leyI Richard y BroGn JanSi ~: Y oo'
y IlllmAnS John 3. HW6fy RS6SFf tSoSsni; - (
~. Soy E5s 81 !oEsn.S 3. LoEenit EapoIso
2 White Is4se NhitsS TtS1iiIs y; 5s3S
~. eaemI@ q t6is state unlsGE me- All
ss,s ~ ~ tF91a The data q t
Court o. UF3hur eouAty N 0Ith 70 ~ ~
- ~ 9!ths nlted 6tateas an1 ths
y ~ States and theroastUG dGm6a1 ~
So eiti1enS- And likS8isd eolarIpr f6SSSSS ~
800 S..s S&..eselne s VufGmf ri, Bad. ISssET
1ItSeet and q 3 Harley e9SmieSjof thlS StatS
~ ~ eaAll allo Within sixty dayS froiS ~
~ ounce otthe 0treatt C0QFt q thS ~ eo,StS
fjaItSI s.sts ~ g support the constellation a ~
thefSSffsr t1s eo15t ptioa Ills STATE, SSd
~. themselves - Eood eitfRe6S
shall P1bliShSS n Is.
~. ~ e nevspapoT prlntsS IN -.
osasss aud IN the West Virginia stafe Jo5E5SI =
IA ~. u g Weston In Iheeo6nty a ISS'
49, S!9s Hs Hest HlEEihlA spahlieHa nS,SSs
'taAaF, repeetIe9 tor I51r 6aeeiil Sse&s 81
SSos e he ely 81 wheeling, On al, n.
tGRlI3 - ta ~ 81 Nay, Il theYear q oaf 4
ioarS and Of tAo,ssatS the nFSfsSs - =
~ a. 80 s.-ssl-lG AL BoREMAN
=; EDsAH BOEEls; seerstaFJSS ufs.s.s. e-,.s-s,sys
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taspsd. ! uDa ssStGsd that oRS sAvslgs
IsaImestIWas ri ss6nts BAL tailsd to purlue
Gceordipg toioTdeFS. Ifs this teHeS to
COMMANDER pf that Fsgimeu Bhoald b
held strictly accountable, a no excuse.
should De accebted tor . dis66edipene 81
orders under lhs enemies frs. P
II The comuand was delayed three days in
crossing GreenbTiar river, which We found
much swollen; bot through the strenuous
ezertions OF Gen. Crook, who was ably sec.
onded by bis Efficient staff, the Rpbicon
was safely crossed, aud the command now
rests from its labors amid the green fields
of Meadow Bldfs. -, -.
DR.. Kellogg. Chief Medical Director, has
sndeared himself to the hearts of.theGwhole
command, and Won the reward Of the faith.
full servant, for lhe 5uuremittfuR attention
which he has pat ito the wounded, and the
successful mAn1ar In which he has had
them transported, over dangerous route,
from the 6eld q battle % haven Of. rest.
Il affords me pleasure TO be enabled to
testify as 70 the utility. and strict attention
70 business of tbs worthy officer, who was
ably seconded BY several of his medical
Gen. Crook for 1.-The able and successful
Ass9
Quoted and IL s1ecess be any test Of msrit
or recommsndAtiou,for promotion, Think
be has nobly won his right to q Aajor Gen.
eralshipt That the authorities 81 Wash.
ingtou will agres with me, time alone will
tell. Gen! Crock is Q man of modest ms
obtrustveness, AID one, also, who is decid-
eddy adyerseitos newspaper pufing; yet
hts merits in ithil affair shine forth with, .
6Eilliapey too dazzling 70 be bid under
hnshels apd point him ont IS one who will
yet wear the yieteg's wreath Of fame.
II shall write Joutsgain Inc sfeW. days,
as there are numerous incidents and de.
tails which have been necessarily COM
PEELED TO omit in this imperfect and hastily
written letter. b.,s.de.lt-,-.,l.,l'
Below annex list OF the various brig.
ades and regiments comprising General
Crooks command .ssis3a, -,
- ID a1.Bys fg7iz-.,,t FRANKFORT.
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Valuable Furnace. and Lands
,ts..i al for Sale lfid4g Il -,

I'VE eEst III qals the CLINTON FURSAoRy
y.saS1th 5Abeat ieiGht hundred icr6Si of lSS6a
le$ Soqth eest q MarE1ntoW1, and thrSo fnifss
49, S ne. MononS Ahola river! Tiof9 ~ e6eS6S
o.. S1,S Pen Lais property Stack for1aitu lIoa
~ StS aoaSe tonndEy BQildlnEs, Coal no1Se CsSt
~ Eaeqse 6ft1e Mn with tW0Tun ofStoheS DonblS
~ Nh, 4cs 4ei The tFaGE eoatAf n ineT
~ qaAShtiS1 OF superior Iron Ora toEofher
S Slt9 TSlns q FIRE CLAY, BlTUMiN6OS M
" o0AbS and abundance of timber conVe1
!, ~ i1rthsr particular enquire o. tha undsr.
Tss ~ ~ wheeling, ". Va, or George HArdman.
n Va s!s saasaees Raeooa 2: o.s Preston o6
~ not ed q private ale BY tbs 18th day Of Jnly
y w % that Gay be offered toF sale a p1Sia
ng4stbylb D. .ORAa9LE, 90. 4
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Official Agency
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR

A941IN w. grH-. s.
WHEREAS have good cause 70 believe that
w Jackson omps, MstthIas m 6ross, Isaiah BueE
David Buck, Brpre Bpck, George Com pt0o y ndrSvI
S.P Fos. gaTIs99, JS.ePs John
Thomas DSSson, George ". Way, Wfiliam WilSSa,,
James o. West, Joseph Johnston Charles KaSIST.
moDd, Jacob Keller, NIoholaS KseHSr. FSedrneS
h6eSnsEs J4eob B: ,ISepaEd, William h. Martin,
sheEraFd, Charles A. Swan, Martin " NlilSr.
william Hurbert, John oross, Daniel Cross EdVaF2
hoekH zen and Louis Swami, who on the seventeenth
Gay q April EIGHTEEN hundred and alxty-ona, 70.
SSaea " the County q Morgan within what Il nov
She state q West Virginia, have deserted theIr
called oouSederate stStss 81 49,. aS ~ q
state government ~ Richmond In thSlF atteSnnt e.
ssqSeSee Of thS W 2, seio Sst4sss bat Il con-
anS criminal acts cannot be obtained:
a. Wy ~ tneIet9res Arthur Foreman, Governor OF
no sS4ts o. west Virginia, do Issue this my proo
tal Ambrose, Isaiah Buck David Buck, Bruce RSet
JtsePh 9. Duek.all John Dermody. Robsrt ii
51Esti1, George ". AunttE, Thomas DSSsons Co..
JoiDSton nbala .n MilSon James g. West. Joseph
:. heagy, George Hammond, Jacob Keller NiehslSS
iheeheEs arede Keehar, jacob B. Leopard WIN
rail- George W. sh6TroFd, Charles 4. SSsnn Me-,
AtlieEs William auEbert, John CFosI, DSnISI
q this STATE, unlesg they shall within EitT AZ.
ale e tho CLERKS Oes OF the Circuit 6o14 q &c ne
stttGton q the United States and ~
g t91s state and thereafter demoan thSmoSlTSS -
N, TniI Proclamation shall be publishsd IN the
St newspaper printed in the
~ y SSennk, ne seat Of GoVsTnnSnt for ans
me county Of Merton, respectively ior is9r
- Done At the city Of wheeling ON chi, ~.
sRAI 1ourteenth day Of May,fn thS yea al S5r
Lord one thousand OiSht hnndrsi sTi ~
y'i0uF' and q the State the fE5t. =
Nv n. a.. a. L B0RBNAH.
nj MID k 4s4 forms, Secretary Of STATE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-27
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