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The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

Crr DowN.-The Old Piute comes to
us with its fair proportions somewhat
diminished. The reason assigned by Pap
LovCjoy is, tightness in the money mar
ket. The Old Piute is one of the most
readable papers published in Nevada. and
we should rather have seen it enlarged
than cut down. However, it is still of
gond size, and will afford the old Chief
ample scope for the display Of his trench.
ant wit.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

KILLED BY INDIANS We learn from letter
written by S. J. Alden. formerly If Georgetown,
form Boonville. on Jordan River. to friend
in this CITY. that Micheal Jordan. formerly Of
Musqnito Canon. was recently killed in fight
with Indians, about fiftv miles from BoonviIle.
Mr.. Jordan was a worthy young man, and his
tragical death will be deeply regretted by his
numerous friends in this county.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

TIE Como Sentinel is non est. 1t died
of fstarvation after precarious existence
of three months. Its bones, however,
have been galvanized into sort Of life
and turn up again at Dayton, under the
namc of Lyon County Sentinel. The Co.
mo people are in luck, and the Daytonites
vice versa. We sympathize with the lat.
'.r and congratulate the former
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
Keep IL before the P.OpleI

Every citizen freely speak wrts and pUbsh his .rntl
all subjects being responsible
IGht and Law shall be passed restrain Abrdge the
rherty q sPeeh OF OF thO PrOss CoNsfutOr yCaiOa,
Article L. SscftoR g.
Congress shall make lac respecting essabIhment Of
Rele1 the free exercise hersof Aodgns
the freedom Of speech Of the sadeSfs 10 Con
stitUtioR 9ltAs Caitsd States, Article 1.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

CATHOLIC SERvrcgS To morrow Sunday.
Key. Father Largun will ofiiciAie in the schooi
house al FL Dorado, and will celebrate mass It
l0o'clock A. N. As this is the first opporu-
nlty Ahurded the Catholics Of that vicinity to
attend service on Sunday, il is hoped none will
neglect the opportunity.
There will be vespers at st. Pltrick's, at ~
Sunday evening.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

BOsH.-We notice an item going the
rounds Of the Administration press to the
effect that an effort is being made to run
Fremont and Vallandigham on the same
ticket, for President and Vice President.
and that the Copperheads are secretly
aiding the movement" 1t can have M
foundation in fact. and is only another
Linrolnian fabrication. No Democrat
could be induced to support General Free
mont for any office, much less for that oi
President Of Vice President. The De.
mocracy are party Of principle. and will
90 into the coming campaign 0poH plat
fUrm rnGnciating the time-honored Con.
stitulional doctrines that have been its
creed and chief fglory since its earliest for,
nation, and which brought our beloved
country to the pinnacle Of greatness from
which AbolitioniSm has hurled it. We
| elieve, too, that the Fremont party are
honest in the avowal Of their doctrines,
and would doggedly refuse to yield sin
gle plank in their platform, even on the
score Of availability. five are correct il
this belief, how can any rttlrcting mar
fnr moment credit the report referred
TOP You might as reasonably hope tc
unite water and quicksilver into an anal
gam, as to form one party of Democrat:
and Radical AholitioDiSts. 1t is ridicn
luuS to talk about such a combination
and the editor who circulates the repO
as even possibly true, only writes himsel
down an unconScionahle ass.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

WERE we to "thr,w dirt on the edi
of the Dayton Sentinel, the concussion
would produce no shock, it would only
augment the heap; and as that is large
enough in all conscience, we respectfully
decline the task.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

4 nFMoCRAT is one Who believes in
fr,e government, founded on a written
Con>tit ltion. adopted bv the people, and
conducted BY laws made in harmony
Herewith. " Democrat will counten.
arcr the infraction Of law by the citizen.
=, the assumption "f Anahority bv Gov.
eminent agents not wzlAutd by the
strirt letter Of the law. Til, is the very
S. rit Of American Democracy-our De.
m rraCv.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
THURSDAY, july 2sth

THE New York Independent, speaking
OF the suppression Of the World and Jour-
nal OF Commerce, says: A soldier with
a bayOnet walking up and down before n
newspaper Office is not comely sight in
free Government
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
SreNs OF THE TlxEs.-Upwards of three

SIGNS OF THE TINES. s.-Upwsrds Of three
years of anarchy and misrule have had
tendency to convince the people Of the
country that the dynasty now in power
have impiOusly violated every cOnSIitu-
tional obligation, and are no longer To be
trusted with the liberties Of the people
From every q iarter comes the confession
that blood, rapine and plumber seem to be
the only objects of the Administration,
after securing to itself the reins Of Gov
ernment for another term. The fact that
it has proven false to every PROMISE. false
TO the Constitution, to the Union, and the
liberties Of the people is p~~ sUSoNVU de-
MED by any one who has the least regard
for truth denied only by office holders,
shoddyites and t"eir satellites. Among
those who now freely admit the truth of
this charge are numbered thousands who,
but short time since, regarded every
one a. disloyal who refused to worship
the President The Suppo' ters Of Free
mont, the original AMI un>elhSh R-pnhli
cans, admit it. We might fill our paper
every week with their evidence of the
"reckleSs extravaganza and boundleSS
corruption Of the Administration" With
such evidence before US it is very natural
to suppose that the people are preparing
for a return to the ancient landmarks
which insured domestic peace aud pros
perity to the whole Union. They have
learned bitter lesson from the last three
years, ami now only seek an Opportu ity
to dash the poisoned chalice into atoms.
They Nill no longer support an Admins
trati0n which has Constructed the admin.
istration ofjuStice," abolished their most
valuable laws, and altered, fundamentally
their form Of government-an Admins
tration distinguished for its weakness, ,iOl.
ly,wickedness and tyranny. Self respect
if not sclf.preservatiOn forces the people
to repudiate the party in power.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
Sprrial ano Grnrral Notirrs.

The Physician is often bIAmed for
wAu' of success hstr, Armtni, when the dsapponI
n.rut ~ thr recovery ~ ,Ar Sex g he trat.4io
the Adr'iis:erjnS IMPURE M dclnec Rphe1 Write
apothecary. - paying particular attention to the
cotpyuudIng Is,N aCiaLs' prescriptions and family
recipes 'oln medicines Il 10 dnloubtrdnuriy Robtr,
White, M,dral Hall. n sppo'ritd sg.Et tsf AeI,
II the geuline Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

ExPLosIoN. Monday morning last,
the Union Quarty Mill, at Silver City, was
blown to atoms bv the explosion Of the
boiler. Joseph Wilde, the engineer, was
instantly killed.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
FE We Ann

r e " K X A Nd
A G U z 10 not the
only consequence Of the
miASmatic poison. A
great variety OF disor-
d"rs arise from it's irri.
tAtinn, in malari"us dis
tricts, among which are
NeuralgiS,R ,Rh umRti>m,
Gout, Headache, Blind.
ness, TuOthErhe, Far
ache, Catarrh, Asthma,
PalpitliiOn, Painful A.
C.k.ts.. - - a. -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

A JUDGE in Erie county. Pennsylvania,
in a recent decision, took the ground that
the agreement to pay debt in gold coin
was waiver of all the right Of legal
tender, under any statute, and that such
agreements are binding in all cases; it be.
ing well established princinl" of law
TINT man NAV waive his legal rights, and
that he is bound nv such waiver.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
D. c. BUOKER'S
Vegetable Hair Tonic,

For Restoring, Preserving, Cleansing and BeauIIT
Hair ever offered to the public, and sn elegant ar
Gle for . Lady's Toilet, the recipe for when "a
procured st great expense is manufactured h,nS
by the undersgned, Et his hair-dressinS ana OA"''e
saloon. ,a,,rp
fehy g. bCOhS"'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

Masonic There will be n stated communi
ca'ion Il st. James Chapter on "Wednesday
evening next.
On Thursday evening. FL Dorado Com,sand
cry will hold stated assembly
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

TREASON. The New York Independent.
BrcrherS paper, says "The Govern
mcnt itself has been a many headed au-
thor of hallucinations, spinner ot false
prophesics, a rainbow painter of d,luSivc
hopes and nineiy-day wonders. We be.
iieve in giving the Government as h;lc
opportunity for otficiouI informed Hing
with the people as possible. At the same
time, sensible men, who look to the Gov.
rrnment to use all its means for the sup
preston of the rebellion, will uphold the
Government in every sensible measure il
employs. What We wish to be under
stood as now saying is,that the hasty and
unnecessary suppression of newspapers
is not a sensible measure"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
AYERS AGUE CURE,

FUR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
Fever, or Fever AMI Ague,
Remlttent Fever, Chill Fever, Dunn b
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, in.
deed, for the whole class of Disease !
originating in B liary Derangement.
caused by the Malaria of mlasmatlc
countries
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

LoYAL.-We notice that our whiom
townsman, Lieutenant Colonel Harvey
Lee, has taken the precaution to insure n
set of loyal county officers for his new
home, Alpine County. In the shodly
convention, in that county, on his motion
the delegates and candidates we're required
to take the oath Of allegiance, thereby es
'ablishing their loyalty beyond doubt.
BY the way, we notice the name Of only
one Fl Doradian among the nominees, Mr.,
Taggard, who was nominated for County
Clerk. We nre afraid the good people Of
Alpine do not appreciate talent. Our
county has done murh towards supplying
Alpine with good timber for government
machinery, and it is to be regretted that
the Alpiners are 20 blind to their own in
terest as not to appreciate and employ it,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
SUPERIORITY OF THE NEGRo.--Tbe Ia.

n.
venport Qhws) Gazette, an 4 iministra.
ton organ, SAYS:
1.-The fact is well established. that the nevr,
is better fitted By nature for the position a.
soldier than the white man. tfnm the fact h,,
~ zsp scfns4 Osore latigue-is unrp irac,slSs
aud joci;e,au is b! nature mors eleanly in BIZ
habits"
The Abolition party is q progressive,
party. 1t used to believe that the negro
was equal to the white, hut now it be.
lieves he is superior. This recent diseov.
erv is already "well established fact ~
an to doubt 1t may soon be considered
d,sloyal. 1t must b" consoling to tue
Witt snli;er to be informed that he is
inferior t, the negro. An organ Of the
Administrator 50 states.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

WB tender our grateful thanks to Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. and Il. S. Hernandez for new spa
per fsvors during the past week
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

A LOYAL CoHvESTIoN. A correspon,
dent Of the New Yo'k Herald, recently
writing from New Orleans, speaking Of
the Loyal Free State Convention then in
session there. saws THE pu' ,iruS OF
the North must have been raked to get
together Snch set" II. states, S,alSo, that
several If them cannot write their nane>:
hut one or two of them are residents ot
the Stat,; and not one If the number pos
>eSSed Of moderate ahi litics- h. tcrogr.
nous mixture Of Yankees, Germans.
French, Irish and MexicsES. \ sweet
set to form a Constitution for n sovereign
few Of them have any interest.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
DR.. Balls Ladies' Relief:

DE. bdlt AAOAPS NCIACA'
For radical cure % WEAKNESS ard lERtn'
JLNRII IF.S w which 50 many Ladies o' the Pache
Cn',t are sui j"r. owing principally 1" The p"eufar
tiles o. the clirns'r. is the bs' preparation ye' oH
covered by thr NJ d cal FANdiy. as tNousands ihA'
have used Il can bear testimony.
DR. BNLL is SoT QC,cE He is reEniary
educated Phvsi ian Of turiy veats tsstaadnR and hHs
diploma. which he will be pleased 10 exhibit 10 AL
VII" nlhy wish to see H.
s'.Prrsons living at distance, hy setdinS 1s'
scrpUon OF their complaint, can have their neN
cinrs put up in a pac age, ard sent by mail or
press. IN such manner a. not only To insure sal
in transttn. hut SO that would suspect Wh"
are the contents
H.|Reftr, noes will be sent ny mail to those Nho
may wish to inquire rs to the Doctors ability
E~ ADDRFsS-A, B A L L, M. D., No.
6l7, Commercial street, opposite thu U. $. BraneO
Mint, San Francisco.
-. C installations, personal or by mail, FREE
San Francisco, Jnly 10Th, lsf4-9m
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of e Dorado
> SIN Justices Court, GroI g-twn Township.
The Poop Of the State VI California; send Greet
ing to Jerome AbbvC P!nney
You are hereby Summoned 10 appear before me,
At my flee In the Township ui Gr, rgetnWn. IN the
county OF II Dorado, on the 2sh day OF October. A
D. 1864 at ten (ldD -, lock A. NJ, to answer unto
tn. conn lant ui JarOb Glas-man OF Georgetown
Township aforesaid who sues yuu TO recover the
sum Of one hundred and twenty 'Our dollars and
niLe cts. with interest, alleged to he due him from
you upon two certain promlsnty not some Tor the
sum nf or, hundred and six dollars and nine ett",
t2IC69 lM). dattd-Ht Gpurgetrwn, May l$t. le63,
aud payAblenne day from date, 8" GlA>smAH For
resrr der, N gold com and bearing interest at
the rate ~ two per cent per munths uil paid The
other for eiEcen dollar, dated at Geo rgctoWn
Feb 10th, A b l>6I, AMI payable I" Christopher
Porter, one mnuth iro II i tc " III interest NJ the
rate OF wo per cent per month SAID note having
been asslHued tn Jacob GaSsman,-cop'es OF the
above described notes are ncw on hlr at my fic-:
when ludsmrIt II be taken az i'ust you fur the
sad amount, together with costs, and damages /;
you fail toappe T ard answer.
To the sheriff or anv Contsble Of Fl Dorado Conn .
tv Gr citing - hake legal s.rvtce and return hereof
Gwen under NV handtlis the tW, n'y->evrnth 30
day Of July, A d. 1864.
L SMITH.
JusticSSf the Peace in and for Fl Dorado Co
true copy
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30

A CONTRACT for building levee seventv
Ave miles long, in YOlo county, to redeem
s~ amp lands has been made by the Board
Of Swamp Land Commissioners with j Ri.
ley q Co. The price paid is seventeen
cents per cubic yard. The levee is to be
thrpe feet high. and from five to six feet
wide. The contractors are also to diO a
canal twenty five mil = in length, thirty
feet wide and from three To five feet de.6
ut fourteen centS per yard for excavation
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
wv. T GIBBS, Constable

II Appearing bv afhdaNi ~ said Plant q, that
said Defendant. VI, n whom the foregoing summons
is to be served, has d. parted from the Siatt. al
that cause Of action extss against him Ia this case.
motion Of the PlArtId, II is ordered that -rrvicS
Of the 'oregong be made hv public stion In
the Mountain democrat, = WveAly neSspHp~r, pub
hshed in this codnty fur three months, Ccmm nH
on tie ISh lay % JIly. D. 1864.
Given under my hand, this 2'th day ~ July. 4 D.
1854 L. SMITH,
Justice Of the Peace in and for 81 Dorado County.
A :rrr copy:
(jySNu3j W T GiBBs C"n.tAhie.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
APPuRTIoNMES1:

CHAS. l.. WELLER, Chm.
". D. SAwyER, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
ESTATE OF ALFRED s. COLLINS,
ECEASED.

NoTICE Hereby givta by ,he urd--- En@d An
~ ne Collins Adrriutslratr'N 0f g.. - - 4
fred nia, decreased, To the creditors ~. sut all
pers"n~ tvluR claims against th' sAi doc, A..d
,xhhi, then tn i'.t Hr.,ssrrE Ioa. Lsi-. :. ll
fs after ihe iirsi ri.''c 't''a - - No r
IN he sad AduTI>'ragiH. tt'l' ia~ crtsce ~ tiS
q. Blarr hard, IN PAcyrNiir, IA ihv C"I"ty oi T..
pora1o. ANNA colt ~.
Alm u's,rlt'iN "f .a0'i Estate.
Dated al Flatttv ", Jaly - i~t.4 -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
DOCTOR a. hall

I's br+r estah,i.,tt 10 'hr { ~ - san Fran 'to
or Ten y'ors .nh iir ug - ne h's not "a j. 20
r'.t tUEE ia a single ca,e tiiat lie has Gnd"riA'
Arii
DOCTOR BtIl.. ancr 81 DIV ~ for'v y"hrs ~.
succeeded 10 cru. ~. n lirt el-irr "' EELl
NEGFT ME pEFPIl ATln\. i'at VII cur he
" ~ ci.cs ~ GoNtRnIIt.A. GtrET S7kioTrE' SffH'
ni. lNpnTTNCN, SEiH DISEASES. - all conr'HhH
arising ft"' l,t tror. rr" i,,''. n 'ess t'e man py
auv other kuovn treatment, wIIHgrT Injury 10 THE
system.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
FL DoRADIANS

are thicker around here than twenty dollar
pieces. Old Ballard AMI stnnd IN tie street
SUNDAY evening. and stopped then, one b, one
As they came along, aud 10 less Than hv, MIN
u'es had "A collection "f over ihirty We are
Ull rich. although at the present time our n,ranS
are not aS available AS We p,'nld wish bl' we
manage /" keep the wolf at : respectful dis
Hncc. WHICH i pretty g'oi these hard times
The " Wretch Is siibriUg a.,und a. nsnAl.-
tie was dcftaIed for Cuv Bee ri, r at the Ml
n'cIpal eiccti"u, but ran c,n-'derablv ahead ~
the ticker. To- the Shsht p,cruiAry tentni OF
N"ur hunb." servant, VII" s;Ahri d piece IN lis
speed, Mckinney, having chai xrd h,s base
made g''pd gues~. and = 'n Ia, slr, ~ S,dr
was elected Guy Clerk ~ cr our TAI irIrnd kri.
ley. Nc - also Drlnr, D,sIlct Cirtk. besides
being Secretary t'r Scv-rhl Mining c'UpAni">
Ned Neit"n Is surveying. selling town Ius a d
delivering Temperance lectures. Ned ls the
same Old -iNpencr aud hasn't chung i Il iH,rii
. Gle since hNe wears ago. Hs CulrrN SutV.Nnr.
he used in exercise the spnS''lvr nerves nt Con
mss br sticking pegs on TIE tI"urg"tO~n road
Billy C"tf"N Is attending the BlchAnAllln de-
par tntnt of VI Ses HaNH institution uu Man
street. Billy is prettcr than ever HIS Nhl>.
krrs and u,''>tac!r. which wi! c,nc ont IN n
ie" wears. irnrr"v- h> appearance wonderful.
". II Is very pr. 'bdOe IN the crurS" ~ week
or St" there viii leave this place fDr Placrrv'Ilp
An aged re;'robaie bv The name +f Ballard NC.
c"mpanlcd br u Vuung medical student known
as Bob. l wish /" place YOU upon ,our guard
in relath t" that aged delinquent and lmpns
ter hallard He has book IN his p">srs,l N
winch pnrp"rlS 'n b. 4 statistical account "tAl
persons from FL D.'rado County, with rLrir oc.
cuPaiion and S"cl"l S:atu+, bI' wLi'h i, n.
thing more ar less thar the vllanrnS IT .,'nu>
OF his own brain. Do not believe u word The
antique gentleman tells ,"u
~ CNCLCsIhT
will stare the above was " iiten in pencil II,
the whching hour ui night. hnrr,edi,. and Mt
Under spir IinAl nSpirAiiun. II Ii, ,.enel l.tAA
are not rubbed uu, when his reaches YOU, YOU
eau publish ar not IA YOU please.
YrurS .l..,,,I,. MCCARTHY
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-30
WHY WILL YOU BIZ SICK

IT ss'ronEe ~, - many pNt.o'. W - ~
l yrars With dl.vasr wien t'ry cAa b. - iead.'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-11
ASSESSMENT SALES.
T..1onfa cold and silver Mining

TcufOntH Gold ana S1lVGr QululHS
Company, Gold Hill, Storey county Nevada
Territory.-Notice Of sale for assessments on de-
limo uent stock-Tak notice TINT the Board OF
Trustees of the Teutonia Gold and Silver Mining
Company aforesaid did, for the purpose OF crea.
ting fund with which to pay the expenses OF
said Company, at stated or called meetings Oh
said Board, pass certain resolutions lcvying, and
tbcreat did lew certain assessments in manner
following: Assessment No. g. of Thrty-fve
Cents per share, on the 10Th day of August, 1868;
an assessment No. 3, of Fifty Gents per share, on
the 2lst day of November, 1858, on each and
every share of the capital stock of the said leu.
tonia Gold and Silver Mining Company, payable
Immediately after each such levy respectively, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary. at the
said Company's Office in San Francisco. That
due notice by publication of each Of said leNies in
a daily newspaper published in San Francisco,
and also in newspaper published nearest the
mine of said Company, once in each week iOr
four weeks has been given and that the follow
ing named parties, representing the shares OF
stock in said Company set forth In the hereinafter
described certificates, have failed TO pay the fol-
lowing aSsessesSmentS so levied as aforesaid, or
any part thereof in tho manner hereinafter
shown, and that the said shares Of stock are now
delinquent for the assessments hereinafter set
forth That the annexed schedule shows the
namcs of said parties, the number of each certit-
cate so held by them respectively, and the num-
Der Of shares Of stock therein severlly set forth,
and the amount of delinquent assessments due
on such shares of stock Now, therefore, in ac-
cordance with u resolution passed january 18th,
1864, by the said Board of Trustees, notice Is
hereby given that on the TWENTY-THIRD( CD
DAY or FEBRUARY, 4. d. 1861, ut eleven
o'clock \. VI, of that day, there will be sold at
the salcsrooms of Messrs. jerome Rice & Co.,
No, 32f, Montgomery street, in the city of San
Francisco to the highest bidder for cash. in U. S.
gold coin, 20 many of the whole shares of the
capital stock of the said TeutOnin Gold and Silver
Mining Company, by the certificates us in sand
schedule shown, as viii be sufficient to pay such
delinquent assessments on said shures Of capital
stock, together with the costs Of advertisement
and sale, unless the same are sooner paid and
that at such sale the party bidding to fake the
least numbe{ofwhole shares land Payall the assess
mcnts and charges as aforesaid, delinquent on the
whole number of shares separately offered, will
ha deampd tho HIGHEST bidder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-11
. ASSESSMENT SALES.
Imperial silver Minin1 Company,


Office No. 405 Front street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia--Notiee Is hereby given that, h aeeor.
dance with the laws Of the State Of California,
and the by laws 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 salesroom of &essra Je-
rome Rice e. Co., No. 321 Montgomery street, Sun
francisco, on MONDAY, the 29th day Of Februa'
~, 1864, ut IL O'Clock NJ, to the highest bidder
for cash, in U. s. gold coin, 30 many shares Of
the capital stock Of said Company, standing In the
names Of the following named shareholders, as
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, 1868,
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:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-11

PNcsoEss Geld Esd 6fSner sMtaf6E
Company, Devils Gate District. n. Tonnes
2Oe California street, San Francisco, February
9th, le64.-Notice Is hereby given, that In aeeor.
dance with the laws Of the State Of California, ,
and the bylaws Of the company, and an order
duly made by the Board Of Trustees Of the Pne.
tolus Gold and Silver Mining Company, there
will be sold at public auction at the salesroom OF
John Middleton e. Son, No. 400 Montgomery
street, on FRIDAY, the llth day Of March, 1864,
to the highest bidder for cash, In U. s. gold coin,
so many shares Of the capital stock Of said Com
pauy, standing in the names Of the following per-
sons rs will be sufficient for the payment Of the
assessments heretofore levied and past due, to-
Rether with the cost Of advertisements and ex'
penses Of sale, unless said assessments are sooner