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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

ARebeI View Of the spring Campaign
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th OF
April has 3 long editorial reviewing the
conditions and prospects of the spring
campaign. It declares that when the
clash comes, it will be struggle for life
OF death; but they feel also that justice
will be done, and the victory remain with
the righteous cause" We trust 50. Its
inability to do anything but blindly trust
in Providence for the SUCCESS Of 8 wicked
cause, as well as the impossibility OF COM
pretending Grant, are confessed in theae
words;
q $50 far we feel sure of the issue; all
else Is mystery and uncertainty. Where
the first blow will fall, when the two arm
les Of Northern Virgins meet each other
q once more face to face, how Grsnt will try
q to hold his own sgainst the master spirit
Of Lee, ne cannot even surmise-"
Two new elements are introduced into
the struggle by their enemies, it declares,
which may decide their fate; IrOn-clads
i and negro soldiers.
After pointing out the defects Of iron
a elsds heretofore, the Examiner admits the
superior power Of our Monitors, and says:
These they propose to carry into our
hafbors, and, if we there can meet them,
. conflict such as the world has not yet
seen will take place. The famous deeds Of
our noble Merrimse viii be repeated"
The rebels, in view Of this impending
danger, have not been idle, however.
Il tssys, in view Of the approaching con-
ai hicts on the sea and on the interior rivers;
We baVs not been idle and both Gtgoat and
on shore all Is prepared TO Tesist attack and to
meet the foe on his oiVH terms. Our rivers
also will have less 10 fear, for repeated
triumphs and captures have taught us the
value Of horse artillery and light, movesble
batteries against the best armed boats.
Still the conflict will be fierce and full Of
Interest not only to those who are engaged
In IL, but to all observers Our own fate
Is ct stake; but We may, in all probability
have to perform the rehearsal Of fearful
tragedy soon to be enacted on still vsster
stage, amid the crash Of ancient empires
and the uprising Of powerful races in the
Old World.
f.r The next element is the negro soldier
Theugh the Examiner thinks they will not
60 fight with the gsllsHtry Of rebels, il yel
regards them but little inferior to the riff.
raR Of Germany and Ireland, which enters
50 largely into the composition Of III,
% Northern army. Still the make Of thl
army of the North is.Wanting in 'bomo
geneOusness." They are only held togeth
sr BY the bond Of fpsy.- The negro, there
fore, will be an element Ofaweskness, con
eludes Our rebel lOgicisn. Having thu
- summsrily disposed Of iron.clsds and ne
groes, the Examiner winds up it's effort I
extract some small comfort from the fear
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- Democrnrlc PInlform:

The Dayton Empire, in looking to the
future success of the Democratic party,
speaks prOphetically as follows:
The Chicago Convention must put the
party upon its true platform, or it will find
TIE PEOPLE missing. An attempt to
commit the Democratic party to the further
prosecution Of the war either by direct or
indirect means will result disastrously TO
the country. The people are for peace and
viii hsve an expression upon that point
We can all agree upon 3 compromise
where principle is not involved. But
honest men cannot compromise their prin.
Giples. Let it therefore be peace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

TIE best known barometer for deter
mining the feelings Of JEFF which can be
found outside Of his own private thoughts,
Is found in the reasonable sheets pub
lishsd h his behalf throughout the north.
Especially does his New York city organ |
reasoi lhe views Of the arch rebel, It's
sense Of justice, its immaculate purity, its
uensitfveness 10 the shedding Of blcod, ell
are much afflicted at the thought OF the
Governments Tetsliating against the reb-
els for their disbolical cruelties OF Fort
Pillow snd Plymouth. "The rebels may be
excused somewhat by the consideration
that they were butchering their slaves,
The accounts published are exaggerstiOns.
They would not surrender, and therefore
they were butchered. II you retsliata,
the rebels will begin indiscriminste
butchs-y. II you allow the nsgroes to be
absolved from conformity TO the laws Of
war and permit them to svenge themselves,
you repeat the horrors Of st. Domingo.
The Prscticss Of war eighty years sgo per
mittsd the butchery Of garrison defend
ing sn untenable place" Such is the de-
fense Of JEFF. Davis through his organs,
theEsW York News, the Boston Courier
snd the Chicago Times.
Now what shall be the retaliation meted
out to these rebels This is the question
discussed by every loyal man. The fsct
Of rebel barbarities at Fort Pillow and
Plymouth is no longer question Of doubt
The Committee appointed by the Presi-
dent, Messrs. Wade and Goooh, have al
ready reported and confirmed the bsrbsr-
ism Of Fort Pillow. It is generally con-
ceded, that the plan that should be adopt
ed. fs thst Of making demands upon JEFF.
Davis for the perpetrators Of these enor-
mites. The officers should be Immediate
surrendered d, unless the rebel chief in
tends to Justify their acts. His refusal t'
surrender them viii be proof positive thai
he iustihes these barbarities Of his subor.
dinates. Orders should then be issued tC
our troops that whenever any Of the mis-
creants are captured they should be i'm
medistsly shot or hsnged- Under certain
circumstances, the President might order
shst the land and naval forces should give
no quarter. In the meantime, there will
be revenge Of an unauthorized nature
The soldiers, when once they understand
the cold blOoded hellishness Of their foes
viii mete out their own kind Of retalis-
ton. Unless our Government shall Tindi.
cate its honor and majesty in this matter
We shall be unworthy of resPect in the
ewes Of the civilized world. Let JEFF.
Davis be horri6ed, but let the uniform Of
q soldier Of the Republic be respected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

The Lexington Observer notices the sale
Of pair Of carriage horses by Major s. P.
Kenney to Mr.. Warren NeKcomb, of Louis
vile, for the handsome sum Of 81, 600.
They are bays, sixteen hands high, and
Of fine form, style and action. 1t under
stands alec that DR.. h. Underwood, Of
that city, sold day or two since, his
Membriuo stallion, ReveiIle, to Oaptain B.
2. Hutchinson, Of St. Louis. The price has
not transpired, but it was 9 large one.
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Is English our Omclai ibaugungse


A curious debate occurred in the Louisi-
ana constitutional convention on the 10Th
instant. Mr.. Gastinel having moved that
the journal and debates Of the convention
be published in English and French sepa-
rately, Colonel A. C. Hills, the editor Of
the Era and delegate from New Orleans,
objected, on the ground that "the English
language was the language Of the United
States" he therefore moved to strike out
the word French" Mr.. Montamet, an
other delegate, replied with statement
that in the parishes there we're many per-
sons who did not understand English, and
he inferred that the gentleman had not
been long in the state and was not &C.
qusinted with its population. To which
Colonel Hills rejoined that the length Of
his residence in the state had nothing. to
do with the fact that English is the Off
oial language Of this country. He be-
lieved in a homogeneous people, in one
language and system Of law, and that the
publication Of the proceedings Of the con-
vention or the Laws Of the state in Eng
lish and French was a nuisance that ought
to be abolished. He added; "If there sre
residents in the state who do not under
stand the English language, it should be
their first BUSINESS to acquire such knowl-
edge, and not the business Of the conven-
tion to furnish them proceedings in what
ever Language they happen to understand"
The cue having thus been given, the
members Of the convention amused them.
selves with successive motions for the pub
location Of the debates in English, Ger
man, French, Spanish and Irish; but fin
ally the original resolution was adopted
1t is q liberal and just policy, to say
nothing Of the necessities of the case, af-
ter the example ofPennsylvsnia and many
Of the western states, to order laws and
public proceedings to be published in sll
the languages extensively used within
their jurisdiction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

NuEtluA NhG e1NNA %
The possession of secret information OF
the plans and purposes Of an enemy, is re-
esrded as next to the possession Of great
numbers.
Intelligence brought to General Rose
Grams during the battle Of Stone River, di-
reotiv from BragR's headqusrters, partly
enabled him to turn the defeat into VIC
tory. The Potomac army has generally
been as lesky as q sieve. The rebels have
always boasted Of their facilities for get
ting information from Washington. They
have pointed ont days before the strength
and disposition Of our army. It has been
observed, however, Of late, that the rebels
are puEzsd as well as the people in Wash
inGtOn. 1t is stated that, although Burn
sides corps marched through Washington
southwsrd, his destination was 3 great
mystery. 1t is an ers in the history Of our
largest and best equipped army, when Sc
ofets are SO we'll kept
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SCALES.

CCALES.-TWENTY YEARS OF
- experience on all The known modes OF making
Platform Scales. enables tbs subscrber 20 Wirrans
his Patent wrought ron scales to his Old friends and
customers in Northern Ohio dectdedy superior %
any ether Scale low in the market. Having increae-
ed fsciities he hopes 70 be able 20 al orders promp
~ Address orders, or cali at the Factory. ecatl
side Seneca-St Bridge Cleveland, - OF NO. 10 4th
street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Inarl7-I5i y kHeIAs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

4 Ii GOODS AT LOWEST
u market rates az Humans Euclid-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29
T0NSORIAl,
WIGs AND HAT8 WORK.
VIM. Days New establishment,
The Lar Eest In the State,
FOB Wis MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR 0RESSlHea
A6PU BLIC SQUARE

Manufaeturerof All kinds of WIGS. Including the
celebrated
Ill SION WIG,
that resembles Nature as to defy the closest scrut
ny very large and beautiful stock OF LONG HAlh
drought by the proprietor from Europe,J
FOR WITCHES AND BRAIDS.
Tho fines assortment ever seen in this City.
Ladies J front Pieces and Half Wigs
In e. Nery style with all improvements
SETS OF CURLS, made from French Natural
Ouried HAIR, Cguarsni teed.l
BsgsHe Double 4 Triple BoS0S, Waterfalls, g.
Made oy the advert Iser, equal to those imported
Ladies BrAids made into any kind Of Head Dress or
BOW without injury Switch
LADIES, HAIR DRESSING IN the most
prevailing and fashion able styles.
A8-AH work warral ted represented.
dOI and GOLD Raj HIS AZ al honrs 1ecs
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CLOTHES WRINGER.

DUTNA MS CLOTHES WIRING
IL ERS II eaIars pure hssing Wringars 70 sell in
Cuyshogs Infy are cautioned against purchasing
Of any onsf n the undersigned, as own the ooun-
ty by right Il purchAsa and also caution citiGens
Eno eny 70 ffamilY use from pu51nSaing 2i 1qy one
mar rs 71o superior opposite PoStonice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29

EEPropsrty Received BY Raii Road or Uanalsz
5sia or Shl lprssut VIII give personal attention
the sale and purchase Or Produce aud Merchandise
Uonyeiasion.
s1esg-Refer 70 Business Ben sne Bankers eenerAlts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

ming INnlplNN, UcV!I Hi.c UISIT.cI, NtFdIH IVT-
ritury. office Of the Company No. ArmOrv Hall.
third floor. corner Of Montgomery and sacramento
streets, san Francisco -NuiCo Is hereby given,
that on the list d.y Of last October, at i meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees 81 the Smith . BreI
Company, an assessment lNu. II Of fifty cei.ts yer
share on cachand every share Of the capital stock
of said Smith o Breu Company, was duly levied,
payable Immediately thereafter N United States
gold coin at the Office Of the company thu; III ac
corIancc with the laws of the State o: California.
and al order duly made by tho Board Of Trustees
Of said company, there will be sold 10 tic higcst
bidder. at the auction rooms OF Cobb 4 SiLton,
Montgomery street on THURSDAY. the 9th day Of
May, 1864, at II O'Clock NJ, 50 many shares Of the
capital stock Of said company, standing in the
names Of the following persons, as will pay the
amount due for assessments. together with the cost
of sale and advertisement. namclv:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

pany, Gold liiil District, y. T., office NJ. COS
Clay street, san Francisco, March l4th, ls6i.-
Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
III" laws Of the State Of California and m order
duly made by the Board Of Trustees of the Col
den Gate Silver Mining Company, there will be
sold al public auction. III the sarsroom Of John
Middleton Il Son. No. 100 Montgomery street, on
SATURDAY. April 23l 1864, It; Il O'Clock ", 10
the highest hi!irr. for cash, in L. :, gold coin, 50
many shares Of the capital stock Of said coInpa'
ny, standing in the numc OF the following per-
sons, a. will be necessary for the payment OF a.
scSS'roHr No. C. of one dollar per share duly lc-
WED thereon by the Board Of Trustees on the 10Th
day Of january. lsGi, together with cost Of al
vrrtiscmcut AMI expenses Of sale, unless said
is.c.smrnt and chNrprs are so0ner paid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
DELINuUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
North american Mining Company,

Gold Hill District, Y i.-Notice IS hereby given
that in accordance with the laws Of the Territory
cfNeNa,Ig, ,Isd the bylaws Of the company. there
will hr >utd ~ public auction, II clock IN, Oh
TUESDAY, the 2irh lay OF May, AID. lS6l, i'll
front ~ the comparyS utl;cg. No. is North B
street. east side. Virginia. y, I, 20 the highest
bidder. for in L. $. gold coin, - many shares Of
:hg capital stock u said company, standing in
Tie names II the following persons. Is Will be
necessary for the payment vi assessment No. OF
Twenty >@O> Dollars per share. leV.pd thereon
March %3i. lsGl and now dUe anu unpaid, iogcth.
e. with the expenses OF advertising and sale. as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

ing COnplny.-N"tiCc is hereby given that in &c.
curlancc with the laws Of Nevada Territory. and
the bylaws # the company, there will be- sold at
public auction Oh TYIt'RSDAI. the 2>th day Of
April A. b. lsl4. at o'clock P NJ, III front Of the
Secretary, Offices in Gold Hill, Storey county, Ne
yada Territory, 10 many shares Of the capital stock
Of said company, standing i'll the names Of III" fli-
lowing persons as will be sufficient to pay the
amount Of assessments standing opposite their
Names together with the Cost of sale and ndvcrtis-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Office of Lyons IL Leland Consolidated

Cold ami Silver Mining Company. No. 81 California
street. San Francisco, Cal-NOtice is hereby ;iy"li
that in accordance with the laws Of the State OF CALI
ioTna ami the bylaws oi said company, AMI pnr>U-
ant 10 resolution adopted by the Boari OF Trustees
~ regular meeting held this :ga day Of April. l,bi
there viii lie sold at public auction NJ the auction
street. Sl" Francisco, California on MONDAY, the
2Hth day Of Nay. I> at IL o'clock, at noon, OF that
day to the highest bidder for cash, in gold con :"
many shares OF the capital stock Of the Lyons Lc-
lnnI Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company,
standing in the name OF the following shareholders
rs will hc necessary for the payment OF al assess
mcnt levied by the Board OF Trustees, November y
lS,!, together with the expenses of advertising amt
other expenses OF sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Gold Dust Gold and silver Mining

COMpany--Nolicc Is hereby gwen, that according
to the laws OF Nevada Territory and the by laws OF
the cOnpaly, there shall be sold at public auction,
in front Of the c0mpanys office, in Gold Hill, OH
THURSDAY. the fifth day Of May next, at o'clk.
p, NJ, 50 many shares of the capital stock Of tho
above company, standing in the names of the fol
lowing persons as will pay the assessments duo
thereon together with the costs OF sale and adver
Using By order of the Board OF Trustees.
Names GERS. ASSS. 'ohs' ann.
pat I,rcb ba1.nco oil q s OO
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


pany.-Ncilcc is hereby given. that in accordance
with the laws Of the Territory Of Nevada the by
laws Of the company and an orlcr of the Board Of
Trustees Of the above named coInoany. there will
bc sold en- TUESDAY. May 18th, 1861, 1t four
o'clock r OF said day, IN front OF the Company 5
office, To the highest bidder for [. 5 gold coin, so
many shares Of the capital stock Of the above
named conlny, standing in the names Of the fol-
loving named persuns as will pay all assessments
now due, together with all expenses Of advertising
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

Company. Devils Gate District Lyon county, \.
T.--Oiicc los Montgomery street, near SuItcr,
San Francisr0.-No;ire /, hereby given, that in
accordance with thc laws Of the State Of Califor.
mia and 4 resolution adopted by the Board Of
Trustees # the i:rion Star Gold and Silver MIN.
ing Company. there will he sold At public auction
by John Middleton & Son. al their auction rooms,
No 400 Montgomery street. San Francisco. Cali
fornia, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF May,
lSGi at - O'Clock 81. of that day, so many e tho
delinquent shares OF the capital stock Of the
above company. standing in the names of the fol
lowing named shareholders as may he necessary
for the payment ri an assessment Ct five cents
per share. Guli levied December o. 1863. and
assessment Of twrniyfiv cents per -Lare, duly
Levied February s, 1851, together with cost Of adj
verfisinc and expenses Of sale, unless said
mcu;S with accruing charges. are previously paid:
Irrk AEuk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

ssVITl 7ItI 'IlI ITiISs' IFl
Amt in accordance with law, and al order OF the
Board Of Trustees. made on the 18th day OF April,
l so many shares 0f each parcel OF said stock ~
may De- necessary, will be sold at public auction AZ
the auction rooms OF John Middleton, No so Mont
sumery street. the 3iSt day Of May. l>ti. Il; the
hour Of l. O'Clock, N. OF said day 10 pay SAIL drln
Quent assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising AMI expenses OF the sale.
IL. Il. CONGDON. Sac'y.
Ottice No. go Washington ST., san Francisco
Aur1g q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

God Hill DISTRICT. Storey Conniv, \. 7, Once No.
No 40 Montgomery street, San Francisco, CalifOc-
uia.-Noiice is hereby given. that on TUESDAY,
The 5st day OF May, AID. l'6t, at II O'clock An,
there will be sold IL public auctiuu at the SaicSroVm
Oi MrsSrs, Cobb 4 Sintun, iEJ Montgomery street,
San Francisco, TO the highest bidder tor cash, IL |.
s gold coin, many shares Of the capital Stock Of
the Grand Turk Gold ami Silver Mining Company,
standing in the names OF the hereinafter mentioned
stockholders as will be necessary to pay all assess
mcnts now delinquent thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and all aCCruug charges, unless the
same be previously paid to the Secretary at the COM
..u. No.
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Tboun. paine Gold and silver VII.

ming CompIny.-NotIcc is hereby given, tina, in &C
cordancc with the laws Of Nevada Territory and
the by laws Of the company. there will be sold al
public auction in front of the company's Office
Hart ; sample Room to.d Pos: OiicCl Gold HILL O;
THURSDAY. MAY 18th, 1864. between the hours Of
and 5 Clock =. ~. SO many shares Of tho capital
stock @! sand company standing III the names ot
the following persons, as will suffice TO pay all as
scsSln"nts due thereon, together with costs OF ad
yrTtiSug and sale:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES,
Jackson Gold and silver Mining Co

Notice is hereby given, that in accordance With
the laws OF Nevada Territory aud the bylaws Of
said company, there will be sold at public auction,
on THURSDAY, May the 5th, A. d. 1864, at
o'clock r. 81, in front Of the office OF the compa-
ny. On Main street, in Gold Hill, ~ 7, 50 many
shares Of the capital stock Of the company, stand
ing in the names Of the following persons, as may
be necessary 10 pay the assessment due thereon,
together with the costs of sale and advertising:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

Also the holder, interest in the following Ger
ti;!cuUrs. which were sold for assessment No 5,
December 10th. 20
Bradford, c II. No %, for shares taken by
purchaser. leaving L.. ..........---..-S 81 e.
Camp. q = No. 20. for 10 shares. taken by
purchaser. leaving 2......----........-.. :.
Camp. q ). No. Il for 10 shares. Staken by
Smith. C:thriuc. No. l09, for IS shares. "a
taken by purchaser leaving l.-.......... q.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
mh.! I'd y. SHIVER1CK, Sec'y.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY.
May 10th, 1864, At the hour and place above
named. apr23 I'd
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Gold Hill. April :, 1864 Hp5 i'd
H.ast Chance Gold and silver Mining

Company, Devils Gate District. Lyon county
N0trc is hereby given, that in accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF the
above named company, there will lie sold at public
auction in front of the Gold Hill Hotel in Gold
Hill. on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of May 1864, nj
= o'clock T. ", so many shares Of the capital stock
Of the company. standing in the l:umes e the fol
lowing persons will pay The amounts due for as
scSS,ncnGs, together with cost Of sale and advert
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Michigan Mining and viii Comma

ny.-Noticc IS hereby gwen. that in accordance
with the Laws OF Nevada Territory and tho bylaws
OF the Michigan Mining and Mil Company and an
order from the ROard Of Trustees there will be
sold on SATURDAY, the fourteenth day Of May.
y u. 1904. in front Of tho ScCrctarys office in
Gold Hill. 80 many shares Of stock in said cOnpa-
ny, standing in the names Of the following persons
As WI! be- necessary 10 pay tho amount due for a.
scSSmenis, together with the cost Of sale and adj
Ncrt.Inn-
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Pon1;oc Gold aud silver Mining

Comr1ny-Gold Hill District, y. T-Notcc is here
by given. that in accordance with the laws Of Nc
vada Territory and the bylaws of the company,
there will be sold at public auction, in front OF the
company Office, Gold Hill, on TIL kspAl Nay D.
IS6J At > o'clock r. N, so many shares Of the cap
ital stock standing in the names Of the following
PARTIES as will be sufficient pay the assessments
due thereon, together with costs Of sale and adver
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30

American Flat-NOtice is hereby given. that in &C
coraEcc with the laws of Nevada Territory and the
bylaws OF the Roman Eagle Mining Company
there viii be sold at public auction, on WEDNES-
DAY. May the 9Th, 1864. at . o'cockP. n, in front
Of the Nevada Saloon. Main street. Gold Hill. so
many shares Of the capital stock Of said company
standing III the names OF the following persons as
will be sufficient 10 pay the assessments now due
thereon together with costs of sale and advertising