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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

APPEAL TO THE PE0PLE OF Iowa IN BE-
HALF OF THE ORPHAN AsYLUM.-More
than sixty thousand men have gone forth
from our midst to protect our lives, and aid
ment.
OF that number, thousands who have LETT
little ones at home, will neverreturn to give
them the kindness and aid their helpless
condition requires. Many destitute chill
dren whose fathers have fallen in defence
OF our country are now appealing to us for
help. !
shall it be said that the child of an Iowa
soldier ever lacked shelter or begged for
bread? Their fathers have borne . noble
part In our glorious contest for the integri-
ty and unity Of our government-crowniDg
our State with imperishable honors. By
their bravery and patriotism-their devo-
turned back the tide Of war from ourdwe1l-
ings, and at the sacrifice Of their own lives
have given peace and prosperity to our
State. Our land is teeming with plenty,
and we believe the great loyal heart Of lows
will respond to this just demand made up
phans by the ruthless hand Of war.
A number of the patriotic citizens of the
State have associated themselves together
for the purpose Of providing q home and
education for the orphans of our brave
dead. They have become corporate body
anu nave taken the necessary steps IOE
opening the Institution early in May.
temporary building has been secured,
and arrangements are being made to pro-
vide Immediately for the want Of destitute
orphans. Funds are wanted to build q per-
manent Institution. Every citizen in the
State should feel personally responsible, to
some extent, for the success of the enter
prise, for they are bound by the most sa-
cred obligations to meet this most just and
reasonable demand. Let there be unani-
nous and generous determination on the
part OF all our people, to honor our dead
by caring for their helpless loved ones.
| Funds may be sent to the Treasurer, n.
H. Brainard, Iowa City, and reported to
the Recording Secretary, Miss Mary Kib-
ben, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
SAM'L j. KIRKwoOD, WN. NJ. STONE.
| ANNIE WITTENMYER, C. C. COLE,
611ll 117if
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The CONSOLIDATED DEMOCRACY. -
CONSOLIDATED Democracy" is the name of
the Mcclellan party in its latest phase. It
is designed to be cost of 0nsniMns gatheren
Of the disaffected Of all Photographed
Wings, like Garrett Davis, snarling Know
Nothings. like George ID. Prentice, growl-
ing nobodies, like Emerson Etheridge,
soreheaded niggerites. like Senator Powell,
uncompromising secesh, like Senator
Salisbury, stopped off, with little War
Democracy Of the Sam Cox order, who has
the very happy political attribute Of being
doubtful.
The consolidated fellows are for McClel-
Ian first, last and all the time" Some of
them don't like him much better than they
do Lincoln, because he has been identified
with the very unholy business of coercion,
but they express y Willingness, in the Ian
guage of Garrett Davis, ITO vote for any
body on the face Of Gods green earth, to
Fernando and Ben Wood will not "cOnsOl.
idate" unless upon P straight out peace
platform. which the wiser Democratic
heads know will not carry single Com
gressional District in the country. / should
like to know if the history of AbOlitiOnism
can produces case fmiscegenati0nt to equal
that of Leslie Combs going to bed with g
or George ID. Prentice embracing the old
lady who lives at Wheatland and is con-
sOlidatOr.
The consOlidators will unite for little
Mac and Governor Bramlette, in the Chi
cago Convention, and expect to carry the
whole arrangement by storm. The Aleck
Long secesh will have to take back seat in
the synagogue-nott that Aleck is any worse
than salisbury and Powell; but he has let
the copperhead cat out Of the bag, whereas
they have kept the snsky mouser careful
" tied up, though she would persist in an
occasional ''nsy0x' to tell people she was
therefor. Gin. Com.
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RO0o W OcuO oOAACtOlu8 W eH1S OAOIA u0OA
TO be read. Il is an extract from . paper
recently published in his own city.
The Clerk read - follows:
"Mr. Fernando Wood has the effrontery
70 deny, in the House, that while Mayor Of
New York, be sent . dispatch to Georgia
regretting that arms intended for that State
had been stopped in New York. He aver
red that his dispatch related to merchan-
disc only. Here are the dispatches:
MILLED0EVILLE, Jan. "A, 1861.
10 his Honor Mayor Wood lis 1t true
that any arms intended for and consigned
TO the State of Georgia have been seized by
public authorities in New York; Your an
swer Is important to US and to New York.
An ..Ts a. once ..,~n ~ 1 ~ sn ~:
Hon. Robert Toombs, Milledgevillc. Ga.
I'm reply to your dispatch regret to say
that arms intended for and consigned to
the State of Georgia have been seized by
the police Of this State, but that the city Of
New York should in no way be made re-
sponsible for the outrage.
As Mayor, have no authority over the
police. If had the power should sum.
marily punish the authors of this illegal
and unjustifiable seizure of private proper
ty. FERNANDO WOOD.
Now what excuse will Mr.. Wood have
to offer to the HOuse?''
Mr.. SCHENCK. That will do. / will
ask the question myself; ask it, too, under
the light of the further fact that six days
before that attempt to give comfort to reb-
els in arms, Georgia had solemnly declared
her secession from the Union, and set her.
self up by that solemn act in open rebel
lion. 1t was an outrage not to send
arms, and he is no War Democrat! Sir, he
IS War Democrat, but what kind of a
War Democrat His "War Democracy
consists in an Endorsement of war by his
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At the foot Of Butler street q great crowd
was gathered, and those standing near the
waters edge were repeatedly ordered away.
thew returned whenever the policemen
were called elsewhere. At the moment
the launch was fully in the water, an I'M
mense wave rolled shoreward, instantly
submercing one or two hundred people,
and CARRYING many Of them of their feet
As it retreated sight at once ludicrous
and terrifying was presented. Women and
children were crawling up the muddy
hank. wildly clutching at each others
heels: men were floundering on their backs
and bellies, and one individual, his hat
carried away by the undertow, was franti-
callv huggfng a log, alternately floating
and burrowing in the mud, as the surf adj
vanced and receded. Fortunately, the
first wave was the largest and most sud-
den. and all the bathers against their will
scrambled out of danger. One bedraggled
Individual said he didn't care pin for
the wetting, but he didn't like to miss the
show p He disappeared in neighboring
bar room, and probably launched little
Catawba on his own account into region
where there was no danger Of its dlspiacing
an overwhelming bulk of water.
SORGHUM SUGAR.-Mr. A. }. McCona
has left with us some specimens OF sorghum
sugar which we consider very nice-not in.
ferior to the best brown sugar sold by our
grocers.- Wash. Press.
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nROOKIYN.

THE IMPENDING DRArr.-The agents en-
ployed by the Aldermen and Supervisors Of the
various Wards, to revise the enrolment lists with
view Of finding out the actual amount Of excess,
are hard at work. and the result thus far promises
" show nm crcess Of about one-sixth on the whole
enrolment, which II allowed, would make the en-
tire quota Of the County little over sir thousand
instead Of /, 800 as II is now. The revision OF the
2osh Ward lists has been completed and shows 200
names enrolled Of persons who from over age and
manifest physical disability should not have been
enrolled. The Aldermen expect To finish Their
iabors during the prcsen, week. Tho movement 70
enlist negroes in the dslcya States y AL the quota
which was started about three weeks ago, has
turned out failure. Seven agents were appontci'
who have Ill returned without accomplishing any
thing.
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,,.r Cr,en Ger pas8ng counterfeit ~ OIL 90 wy
mn. t,c.,i p,nl, at laecr-bicr falcon, 10. %
pscsv,h s,frst. Several like oountcricis L. 1919
tSep spupd in the prisoners possess'on' hss 200
conntteI b. justice shandley III dc'auH o' 9'''''
eah. "a,
Au,oed TAsU.-Mr. NsJtbsli Simpson Of inc
T,tnon, Ioiee. Broadway, appeared at Jefferson
Harkoi yesterday ind complained uA' jaime" A'
a,,s,uc. q, No. 2oG Wooster street, hsd stolen q
..,,sI'n c,rriogr ,o.or, valued At '5jn, IRON we
stale IA Wooster street nrir f'urth. Jnstcc '%u-
Vii gr.u,ci a,ctri o. warrant, and on hnfiny nc
,-,rrisrc cover oiiter "rrcs'' ne "cu'o'' '"'
prisoner l',,ve Yivr iu' nIn w's dischari's'
.cc se,.oif, Sha, n msslf. GpstAv G'lrr'
= hiicr d. G.. l.. rArd Infantry. Rc''iicre- 20
had leon io'.ulci 'or apccl duty i TIC Ffov'N
Mat.hat', or,-c IN rroorne street, ENGAGED IN
aun,e with a .cllow-srldicr by namc--.'h
III, 1Sh irA.. and struck HIM with the Tut o'
gun, vhcn 4 I'M raised q chair I" defend hiinseI''
Gupp prn.n nnrd Now at Finn, but tic sn'i-
l.l str,ick the chnir aud the u.gg,r was paiI,'I'
The niuzzlc Of Tie gun ',i1g toward daulr NJ tc-
o,iyol Tie charfc, and The hOnrs 81 one oi his
were ously fracturcl ual TIC sirg.ohs " VI.
New York Hospital Ito Which institution V" wS
tnk,i) we're unat L. to niI ri lin aid. 6supls VINO
vaaan,uve ,d Grrmauy, aged 20 years died on
Tucriay night. Coroner Naumhnn heIn an IN
quest.
Aeciieufs.--Edward =. Rove, colorcd mission
arr, was riding in Gil Avenue Railroad car yes
torday afternoon, hen cart collidcd with the car
and his srrn, which was out Of the window, was
broken. Oticcr Rournp, Of the 18th Precinct, took
him 10 The New York Hospital. John Doyle
Of No 236 wo 19h street, fell from bis cart, anc
SisaIn.d fr .turc Of the skull, while driving "
the Bowcry, near Bavnrd street lie WINS taken u
the Hospital by Oficer Burns, Of the 9th Pre-
clnct . Officer walling, Of the bu Procinc,
took John Smith 10 the NJ. Y. Hospital, suiicrinI
from coniusions which he received by Jumpn'
from . Hudson River Railroad car, in hudsoi
street. near North Moore. 80. Francis o.Bflel
WAS found in Broadway, near Park Place, sut'erin
from scn'p-wound. Officer BOwring, 81 the broad
way squad, took him TO tie N. Y. Hospital.
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JERSEY CITY.

COUNCILMAN ARRESTED FOR DEsrRrIos
Daniel sturmsn, q niouber Of the Board Of
Council on, a, Union IN, was arrested on Tue--
aay night. by Deputy Provos,-N,rshsl osiendori
on n charge Of being n deserter from the recent
jraf,, on account Of having filed to report 10 the
Provost-Marshal after having Ncen notified. He
Gas sent to the cuard-house In NcwarL.
ATTEMPT TO CREATE RIoT.-A man
samed James walsh was taken before the Recorder
N Jersey City, yesterday, charged with attempting
10 ir,c,c rio, amonvs, number Of labornv men
who were congreya,ed IN Proves, street. The nc-
suscd was committed to the County Jail for trial
b default Of all.
WAS SITE MrEprRID Coroner Farrell Of
Jersey City. commenced an inquest yesterday, on
1e tody Of wornGn named Mary Harmon. who
vas found drowned under suspi ,ous cir'ur.-
stances, IN the Morris Cnna', opposite Bulls Head
Hotr'. Tho deceased BELONGED on board n CANA
boat aud during ,hc night 1iaturbancc WA
beard in the vicinity. The husband Of the woman
Ens arrested, and from his statement and othe
Ac,s, II In probable ,hs the voman fell overtoar,
luring his a sencC. The Inquest was adJournet
anti next week.
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MARINE NEWS.


Aug. ass. RID l9-s. s., 4A.-H W., even. O3 ~.
CLEARED.
sTEAMsHIPS-Potomac, Portland Nc; Thsmet,
Fortress Monroe.
BARKS-Conqueror. London Eliza Havana; H.
uael Suzanne, DunkiIk.
BRIG.-Isateila Hunter, Leetle. fer ~ Johns, =.
sCHOONEk-S 7 kiug Clendeunln, Calais, Ne.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Kinrilshor, Providence; Vulcan,
Philadelphia; Western Metropolis. loIt.s' Monaco;
eurQueAanna- tsteaIn fitael from u eiuiz,, L y
FaiIchild, Philadelphia.
sHIP-vic'ors, London and Portsmouth. mdse.
BARKS-Sea New, Of Boston, hom sydney, & II,
Sandy HOOK, Cow Bay, & II Salainihdes, Cardiff.
BRIG-Tornado, Dodge Fortress Monroe da's.
SCHOONERS-Wm Ronrdrr"n, Hartford; Pri7e.
Newport VIM Carroll, \ LONDON; Hall, Llia l.
bethport for N Havea; j Webb, ,iIeenpor Tor Phia.
delphis: Mary Gao, Eli2Gbethpou for Bedford,
Brave, Beaufort; Catha' ne, Virginia X w BROW u,
do; d u Warner, do. Bueua N's'a do; John For
syth, do; Daniel Brown, foitess Monroe.
BELOW 81 ta,k S Blown, Cardiff Wind W
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Too Late for Classification.
Deaf -.

McMAliON-On Tuesday evening, after a short ILL.,
ness, Culharine tie clovpd wife OF thomas McAa-
hon, In the I'D year OF her ace
The relatives ant nicuIs VI the family are respect
fully invited to attend tlc funeral, this CThursdAv)
afternoon, ut o'clock, iom her laie esidencc, 1l5
West 3gth Of. NJ
O'ROl RkF-On Tues lay, Aur. % 1861, Fllenor
O'Rourge, daughter uf iiufh and Ann O'koui Ike,
seed YEAR and 20 days.
Tie friends OF tie family, and those Of his brother
in-lnw, Hugh Herman, nc respectable invited to
attend the funcIal, this (ihulsin Mt. .uoou NJ g
oclocS, from the rcAid,Lcc OF her plent 1872 Eighih
ave. Nv
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SAVINGS klANCKS.

MARKFT SAYINGS BANK, No. 81
NANAsSAI STREET
open dAily tom ~ A. ". 10 7. NJ, aud on Mon
dAr and Thursdays from 10 T. ".
hlN PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED
hiouey ctposilod On o. before sep. lst, will draw
four months hicrefl In January next.
LII TIER c. CATER PRECEDENT
HENRY II. CoNKLlN, Secretary. 2i5
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~ l4th street and sth avenue, Open daily, from |
to PM: wednesdays and Saturdays from to I
PM Six per cent. interest allowed. Deposits made
or before Sep. lst Will draw inter est iron that
date THOMAS CARIsVi, PIES. 4, II. Bull,
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> FULL LOTS FUR SALE IN MADlSON
nsst bet: Marcy aud rompkns aves, Brooklyn
Price, s5i5 each. Bu, little clsh required. Til,
y. I. 265
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DENTISTRY.

A ,FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
"A with or without exirectine the roots, cG gold,
silver and cement filings 90 CT. and ups Has; eH-
erecting without pain by anew process 20 eta. j.
HOLM. French Dentist, 2si Fulton, d. BiooklynSS4
TAR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
~ se, Of teeth on silver at :, to $40 on eoid Is
80 70 $25 sectional sets % centsp Go.h' 10y, ,,
10 81 per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain foO
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AMVJSBMENTN.

PARN UM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COOLEST pLACEot AMUSEMENT IN THE CRY
THIRD AND LAST WEEK.
GRAND COMIC kAVEL PANTOMIME.
Afternoon and L.enins at z and y. O'clock.
THE MYSTIC CAVE;
Or, TIE ENCHANTED HORN.
..ToSEY bENfER, P0X, XIGoTrY, CROSSE.
Miles LOJ' IsF and EgNESIISE, nplear.
Mr.. -. l.. MORRIS. GERMAN COMEDIAN,
IN his csiebrated character Of "
TIE III LEHMAN IN DIFFICULTIES.
EXHIBITION EVERY MukSlNG AT II UCLK.
IN Lsc'ufe-Huorn. without additional oharge, Of
iIkKR NADOl.skrS WONDERFUL CABINET,
contanin 20 y oc.s If furniture.
TN GRAND ORCHEsTRfAS
a u pltv at short IN stvals day and even nc,
i'i NEW NLNf1LATOB- uRl\ In BY STEAM.
u ptucc- ~ Get ~ COOL nj re minute
rlIE HhkNEiI.Ot : AFRICAN MUD-FTSU
RkOt GIIT Iitkt ~ NE DRY SOLID CLAY !
ibSaits hltinoa and mil ion other curiotties.
inission, 70 cents Children under ten. 10 cts. ll6
('AMPBELL'S MINSTRELS-ly9 AND POI
~ BOWERY, OPPOSITE STRING ST.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
ALL NEW THIS WEEK.
TlCEErS % CENlS to all parts Of the house. 1A2
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DE NOT ANOTHER DAY WITHOUT IT

Drhousand. are now suffering with pterrhFa DIP
sn,ery Buious Cole &c. and many have died who
misht have been cured had they KEEP, hand bot
lie Of that ola and famous curative, the
"stN" LHOLEklNE REMEDY
Tbr best article for The above colnpaiuts ever IN
s,od,,ced SO great the demand tor It last year.
Shst over hOUO bo,tes sold In less than tiee
s.aonths and We have doubt that double thar
s,noupt Viii be dposed during the presen Mt season.
TvSry soldier should have bottle OF II, before he
49,. for the war; and housekeep0r should 10
Stshut Il another day. Depot-i6 South second Of
iiicmsbpsEh Pucs ONLY u cents POT hpsts. Nv
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Military.
A RMY AND NAVY U. 8. RECRUITING
Al RENDEZVOUS,
Under Me ruRerintendence Of


Cndefc s ss ~ x tclP Ssf%a Of
90 LfsPENARD ST., Near BROADWAY.
Captain COMBS be- the honor 10 refer, BY per-
.klCRAkD PATRICK CO. Hardware Merchants
WIN. ALvoRD Co, Hardware Importer. 60
Col. JOHN 8. NEVILLE. Superintendent, of III.
soidierr' Depot Of the State Of Neg York Howard
street. And other Nerchants, Bankers and Profe>-
ihey will guarantee that every recruit will re-
oeive EVERY DOLLAR which the Captain prom ises
10 Psy, and that every Volunteer OF subetiuts
Loo men are wanted fof one or thee years, for
ARIIlLERY, CAVALRY, or INFANTRY.
lps men wanted for the Navy,
ltGth REl.iXENr NY. VOLS.
The men heretofore recruited BY me Tor the Is th
70 q Xxi. IN sse s by .d. of h'
to ENLIST FOR NY , 6SSrASS should apply soon
are pr an fSsf7 Fl TX Y sTRRrHvIsons
Of several Towns In ihis state
TO PAY LARGE BoUNTTEs
ONE YEAR MEN.
They can enls, for my Company, or can have choic
rI2 f 1nE 'F %EaS 2 the Sk sery SISSyy
Men fior the Country
can he accommodated with quarter. over night.
] have plenty q Room.
Boi'SfiIs ~ ''e"~
oNE YEAR men, 400 TO seoN
THREE YEAH MIN, 500 70 $500.
$50 90 Lispenaid street, near Broadway
| A DvICE TO RECRrITS-IF YOU THINE
deceived by big notices and ,lse promises, but rattle
| call on TON Co. 2Os broadway, and learn Al
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VXTANTED-A FOREMAN AND BAhER-
w also boz, Apply al Ju2 Mott st. Call Tor three
Az. ~
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10 III BOXES OF DIR. KINGS SAL
"a Natlun Powders sold since July lss,
TO III persDn in ale, tea &c. Price, II per box. De:
Pot 81. Lake's ihsimsey, Ass Hudson u, and 4O6
sixth ave, II. y A
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

MGR SALE - THE FIXTURES, VIZ,
L drawers, botles, shcy inr, counters 6c, ofa re-
tdl drug store. Apply TO IA. sELLHEIN, l63 Riv.
ington II, Clinton. 36T
LfOR SALE--A CARPENJ Frs CHEST or
L tools. Inquire IN tho paper store, lz2 First
ave IL
NOR SALE-ONE LUNCH COUNTER AND
l. Chairs and steam Tables No. 10 Broadssy, base.
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ONE SMALL BACK GEAR LATHE m
- good Order tor sale By DICK BROTHERS 81
Greene It. 81
ITO BUTCHERs-A LARGE ICE-BOX FOR
4 sale. Apply NJ City Market, $50 Broadway.
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A RMY, NAVY AND MARINE CORPs-60o
"A men wanted s4O1 500 and S6oo cash paid In
large amount Of hand money. Call at the I, 5. Army
and Navy Agency, 1853 Fulton Of, and 2i2 broadway
W Stain. 1f0
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"A KM1 AND NAV KENDELVUUS-IIIJU
"A newe for one year volunteep.-The teenbacks
ale waiting, oh dear Oh dear The greenbacks are
want 10 he taken and spent by brave volunteers.
foo paid for one year volunteers and no humhus, A.
passed by the doctor. Come all no wick ~
volunteer, nov 10 your ume. S.B-Colsred men
also wsnted " help I'LL the quota Of Hudson county
iDf and Substitute Office, outside the ferry gate al
the Police station cor OF Newark and Warrington St.
nohoten, y, j. 12y
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GEO G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 18th, 1864. la2O I'd
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Teu,onia Gold and silver Mining

aea r',U 49, 49, Naro5a
Company SoiH nm S'"Icy souay' or H.
ierr'iorS.-N"'''TD VI Sae :o' ~. ,ha noord Of
nI ueht va MAJ . SII,,ar N1;na
trustees Oh lue ,.s ~ .h anu IS "raa
G"mpahy alol I' u' "' nS h %rsnsss Of
tlii i lnllu WV" .ta,.d or caIled meetings Of
s'u1 S"lnP;''e, az go, a,,;n,, la,,,.ino and
sIiu p"Siu, pnNS W. - an, =; ,,eannar
thsreat du levy certain re rh;r,', S.
following; assessment In No. "a IN yssa
Cents per snare on ,he III uS .! - heoo
an assessment no - ol rhty SSn PEI W
the 2lst day OF November ieo1, on eagh ,r anu
every share OF the eaPitsI sloek Oh tie s'u ~
ton" StoiI anu onNer his oo" IoaS,i'.aI,. =,
nnmeaia'eis "lTi e"In SUI ~ ~
United States so'u soln' W sie S"a9 a" tn
sad Company oe ~ % san an.i 20 Ia lovisS IN
due nouee oy PuoneaiTHn u s' ~ c. O. Tranc;sc
dany newspaper puonsneuh in .oSn a.raat thn
ana also III neMsPaPel Puot - ~ - e.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
ImperiaI silver MininE ConPan,

Imperial Silver Mining Company,
office No. 405 Front street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia-Notice is hereby given that, In aeeor-
dance with the laws of the State Of CaliforniR,
and the bylaws of the Company, and by virtue
of resolution adopted by the Board of Trus-
tees of the Imperial Silver mining Company,
passed January IS, 1864, there will be sold at
public auction, at the salezroom Of MessrS Je-
rome Rice g. Co., No. 32T Montgomery street, San
Francisco, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Februa-
ry, 1864, at IL o'clock D., to the highest bidder
for cash, In u s. gold coin, 80 many shares Of
the capital stock Of said Company standing In the
names of the following named shareholders, AZ
will be necessary for the payment of an assess'
ment (No. y OF two and one-half per cent. upon
the capital stock, equal TO twelve dollars and fifty
cents per share, duly levied thereon by the Board
of Trustees, on the 22d day Of December, 1853,
together with interest thereon at the rate of two
per cent. per month from and after January y,
1864, cost of advertisement and expenses of sale,
unless said assessment with interest and accruing
charges, shall have been previously paid
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! SSESSN[ENT SALES.
.x.,.x LELAND Consolidated G. &

Iyeu- & E.elslnd Consolidated G. &
: Mining Company. DEVILS Gate Distriet.-Office
No 6p7 Washington street, above Montgomery,
an Francisco-Notce ia hereby given thar In
accordance with the laws of the State of Cslitor
MIA ami AN order duly made by the Board OF Trus,
,..s of th,. LYONS and Leland Consolidated Gold
and Silver Mining Company, there viii b. sold al
auction, nj the salesrOom Of Jerome Rice Co,
No. 3gT Montgomery street, San trsineiStn S ".'
MONDAY February Isl, 4. d. lsei' Al s 49,.
O'Clock h " of that day, to the h'snes. S ~ ~.
nr 49, 10y ~ saiI company. standing in the
'HPi'a - s,iloTxine, shareholders, shall be
necessary for the payment Of an ,hSraan INV nv
g. Of y cents per hHre duly sy Ss N ny
rue p " ,Ss-i ,oyrthar with expenses of sale and
r y, unless said assessments and charges
q" M, nr,lrr of the Trustees, twenty-five cents OF
,h, above assessment is postponed TOR tnlrsy oayS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-18
ASSESSMENT SALES.
once Of The YeIlow Jacket Sill

Once Of the Yellow Jacket Sill
yer Mining Company, Gold HIM. N. T., January
26th, 1e64-Notice Is hereby given that in accord
snce with the laws of the Territory and the BY.
Laws of the Company and an order duly made by
the Board Of Trustees Of the Yellow Jacket 81.
yer Mining Company, there will be sold at public
auction by sam. Arnold, in front of the Comp8ny's
Office Gold Hill, on SATURDAY, February 9th.
1864, Mt IL o'clock, NJ, to the highest bidder for
cash. in United States gold coin 30 many shares of
the capital stock of said Yellow jacket Silver
Mining Company, standing In the names of the
following persons, as will be necessary 10 pay an
assessment of CO three per cent, or $3.50 Thirty
Dollars per share, levied thereon on the 10th day
of December, 1864, and remaining unpaid, togeth.
er with the expenses Of advertising and other ex.
penses Of sale.