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sOrder-.-Ohio Military Sta.
3r 5 tistics TO be Collected, l
10 GEN'L HD'oRs STATE OF ONO, !
l.s Adjntaqt Generals Office, I
.,... Columbus, Feb. 10, 1864. !
GENERAL ORDER NO. G.

For the purpose of preserving il
THIS Department an accurate and com
plcte record of all Ohio troops in tn,
United States service, the command
ing officer Of each regiment, battalion
or independent company, will caus
to be returned to this office, on the Is
Of March, 1864, or as soon thereafte
as circumstances will permit: 'a' b.
l. A complete muster-rolI ofthei
command, showing the names of al
the men who have been connected
with the command since its origina
organization, when. where, and b1
whom enlisted and mustered into ser.
vice, together with a list of casualties
showing deaths, discharges, (giyine
date and cause of each death and dis.
charge.) } desertions, promotions. cap
lures by the enemy, transfers and dis
missals, with dates Of each and tc
what organization transferred Also
q record OF events which may be nee.
essary or useful for future reference al
this Department, or for present infor.
nation, embracing actions in which
the command, or any portion oft has
been engaged, scouts, marches, chan.
ges Of stations, and everything of in.
terest relating TO the discipline, eff
cheney or service of the command, with
dates, place, distances marched, &c &c
Ii. On the first day of each succeed.
ing monthla report of the strength Of
the. command, giving number of men
for duty, and aggregate number pres
ent and absent on the day preceding
the date ofthe report. The monthly
report will also embrace a roster Of
sergeants, giving date Of enlistment
and date OF appointments; names Of
all recruits joined, together with list
ofcasuqlties which have occurred since
date of last report. The casualties
will embrace qall occurrences called
for in par i. Of this order. Also, the
record Of events Gas in par. Ii which
have occurred since last report. .q1
III Names Of sergeants and com
missioncd oflicets absent from their
commands, causeacf absence, date of
commencement efabsenee, and date of
return to duty, n If officers are absent
from their, commands on detached
service, the report will show whether
or not such absence was at their own
7a; to ioal vrsys litar m
In making the rabove reports,it is
that the, station OF the COM
mand at the date of the report be dis9
tinctly shown. a''' 7f" - H"HGlo ir
81 The ordinary "muster roll ~ will
serve fortho report to be rendered on
The lst Of March, using the column off
I Remarks" for casualties, &c; and for
the succeeding monthly reports, suit.
able blanks win be pr6vfdcd from this
Department. EgiT ed} ssi97szb de9
BY orderof the Governordf qAb oiI
s.r iivio rsNyl B, R, CowEN, an I'd
cJ .d, Adjptant General of Chic. a
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The Fep,a,. . rsn,n:.,.

We like 10 see a woman ofsbirit and
life for duIk supiuc; prosy woman
ls a.Poor affair indeed. And we have
no particular objection to seeing the
SPARKS flying occasionally" when some.
thlng really stirripg occurs. We like
70 see her joyful and lively; and ifshe
mas little spice Of waggery, We can
put up with it very. well nav. we like
1t all the better But cross sour tenn.
per we have no good opinion OF. Tor a
women who can never look pleasant
but is always fretting and seoldine'
VIII make an unhappy home for ali
within her house. And wo had as Ieif
undertaleto live in a barrel Of vine..a,.
or IN a thunderstorm, as to live in n
house with such a woman. soIsmon
was right when he said, 1t is better
10 I'VE m the eorneroi a house TOP than
TO dwell IN wide house with brawl.
ing woman
Let 4 woman wear sunshine on ber
countenance, and it will drive the dark
V.'oudS rom her husbands face. and
Joy will thrill through the hearts Of her
bet a wonlans words h.
soothing and kind, and every thing Z
happy around her. ucrinduence Will
be powerful Othorss will catch her
sweet temper, and will strive to see
who can be most like her. Sweetness
OF temper in a woman is more valua.
bic than gold, and more to be priced
than beauty, But may heaven keen
us from an untamed shrew whose looks
are worulwood and whose words are
gall We had father take Dariels
place with the lions than think of liv.
ing within gun shot of such a terni-
CANT, flwomcn knew their power
md wished to exert it they would al. |
ways show sweetness of temper, for
hey are irresistible. ID -
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The Good and Happy WIG:

The deep happiness in her heart
shines ont in her face. She is a raw of
sunlight in the house She CLEANS all
over It, tis airy, aud ay.and gracefu
and warm. and welcoming with her
presence. She is full Of devices. and
pIota, and sweet surprises for her hus-
band and family. She has never done
with tho romances and poetry of life.
she ls'herself e lyric poem sitting to
al pure and gracious melodies. Hum
Die household ways and duties have
ior her a golden significance. The
prize makes the calling high, and the
end dignifes the means. Her home
is paradise, not siiless, not painless,
but still 9 paradise, for love is Hcav
en-, and Heaven is Love.
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Dickens, on Thackeray-A-AG A Graceful and
l"'tH 'it Touching Tribute.5 Uilsri u

The following tribute. to to The the memory nGi
Of Thackeray, by, Charles Dickens,
opens open y the February number lribPr.fa Of the
Cornhiil Magazine; l,ig, IN ,,,,,, ,', O.,
a5qIt has been desired by sotne OF the
personal friends of the great English
writer who established this. magazine,
that its briefrecord of his having been
stricken from among men should
be- written by the old, comrade and
brother-in arms who pens these ,lir esi
and otwhom he often wrote himself,
and always with the warmcst generos-
ity. gr,iDsn, ~ y
sEI saw him first nearly, twenty.
sightSeaHs ago, when he proposed to
become, the illustrator of my earliest
book a saw him last,a shortly before
lGhristInas, att the Athenapm Club,
when he told me that he had been III
bed three ,days-that after these at
ttacks, be was troubled with cold shivs
sringn (which quite took the power of
work out Of him mTapd that he Had it,
ind his mind to try 4 new remedy,
1 which lhs ladghipgly described he
was very cheerful and looked very,
S.iShEtJ S. SSEsJ Fl the aigBtOfl llsptt tAsptda weak
6as ssThs long interval; between those
TIVE periods is marked III my remem,'
brance ofhim by many occasions when,
he was supremely humorous, when he
was irresistibly extravagant, when he
was softened and serious, when be was
charming with children. But BY none
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A SINGULAR STORY.

Tho Washington correspondent o.
Iippards paper, the "Quakcr City,
e gives the following account of a re.
marlSable dream of John c. Calhoun s
we have not much faith in supornatu.
raj appearances, or in Washington
correspondents, but if anything could
cad the ghost of the "Fathcr of his
Countryside revisitthe realms beneath
the moon, it. would. be the thought
that his beloved country was in dan.
ger Of Disunion. We give tho story
for what it is worth z ,... 7' "a 70 81
fttA# WAsnSGroS, D. c. Jan. II, 1870
Mr.. EDIToR Tho other morning,
ut the breakfast table, our friend, the
Hon. John G. Calhoun, seemed very
@, much troubled and out Of spirits. You
know he isaltogethcra venerable man,
with a hard, stern Scotch Irish face,
sottened in its expression around the
mouth by a sort of sad smile which
= wins the hearts .ofali who converse
u with him His hair lis, snow-whito- -
lie is tall, thin, and angular. He re.
minds you very much, of Old Hickory.
Y That he is honest, mo one doubts; bat
he has sacrificed to his fatalsm the
brightest hopes Of political advance
ment--has offered up on the shrine of
that iron Necessity which he worships
all that can excite ambition-eyen tho
Presidency of the United States.
But to my story. The other morn
ing, at the breakfast table, where /, an
unobservcd spectator, happened TO be
present, Calhoun was observed to gnze
frequently Yat his right hand, and
brush it with his left, in a nervous
and Hurried manner. He did this SO
trequentlNth that II excited attention. 70
Atllength eonesof the persons cempos-
ing the breakfast party14his name, I
:. think, is sToombs, and he is a member
;, of ofCongress from Georgia upon
himself to ask the occasion of Mr.. Cal
( CheaEs disquictnae;f yCG. a. -. 70,
"Does your hand pain your" he ask.
hR ed .Ih1'9f "9g iiG oT hiA8 ~ iiiH 9d!
.2/TothiS Calhoun fefjIied IN rather a
fnrried manner er-aPshaw! It is moth
mgl Only q dream which l, had last
night, and makes me see pcrpetually a
|. y ohthA back lof my tight hanN An
optical delpslun, Lsppppse laa
OF course, these words excited the
z curiosity ofithe company, butnp, one
sor yentured to beg the, details ofthe, siH2
~ 80 gnlar dream until oQombs asked, lqui-
rs etly-%g IS i-si ys7 oro liseYsH w hHf
1'he7 4 kVVhgf y,,. ,.oy,, ~
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OOIJNTY .OFFIOERs.

.Iadoe Of FdirfeId Common Pleas C0urt-P. VAN
TRUMP Residence, Lancaster Ohio. Hf
Probate Judge-JEssE LEoHNER; ofice in Pub.
ELi Bnilding. If-- f''h
iaa Prosecuting AftOrney---TALL SLOUGH. 's3
Shsrif-JAMEs MILLER; lOfien at the Jail, y
= z rcsrk Of cOhrt EssE ylNDEMARK; Office Pub
iic Building .,
A.@ltor;9 wTInIaM ROBINSON; Once, Public
Building
Treasurer BEATMAN BEATTY once, Public
lIBUking.sa 4,atf .aaetFT tis 3f9yT % az
Bsorder-TIMoTHY FIsHBAUGH Office Public
HMlding. ,s.
Sarvegor-E. L. HANNUM; Office, Public Building.
3 cOroner--MIToHELL MORRIS, resldcnce, Amanda
Township. tf- .1 TJF y n
Commissioners JOEL sH EFFERy y0f Madison town
ship; HENRY ALsPAUGH, Of tireehhSsd a township,
md JOHN ". .CuENIEGnAM, Of hooking Tp.l ,iS'
School Eramipers- WILLIAM WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URIAH c. RUTTER.
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Established 1926.
Ths Routes 10 Iaaao.

ne information VIC have published
relative to Idaho has awakened lively
Interest in various quarters. and con.
siderable inquiry is conseuientli, ma;la
as 10 the several routes CONDUCTING 10
that land of promise E glt ~
=. ~ desirous oftaking the land fonte
ior Passengers. in dStinction from the
one ipr wagon tsains. tho Traveller
shouid hrst proceed BY rail 10 AtcLison
which rs three hundred and ten miles
from st. Louis. From Atchison a staoS
coach starts daily for Salt Lnke City,
a distance OF twelve hundred and for,
ty'hYe miles, usually made in about
fourteen days. The coach goes by dav
anu night, and the speed varies 9t
course. with the condition nftha ,a,, d,,
An express line from Salt Lake cav
takes the traveller. in twelve daya to
Virginia City, Idaho. The time sci.
dom less. ......
They who choose the wagon train
route should go first to OMAHA wbencs
the trains start for Laramie. and sboI,ld
there take either TIE old Oregon En,i.
grant Road, or LaDder's Cnt or Rnad
the latter. beng considerably shorte,.
TAXING the former many diFergo from
II by what is called the Soda sn,.ifjE
CITY Road and 't;,is course IS consider.
ed about az economical Of time]an,I Ia
Dor as the SCu OFF, The rosds Iosde
10 snake river, where the crossing is
at what is called Mix's Old Ferry. The
oId emligrant road, leading nearly
north, slightly varying 10 the east l.
then followed to the Red Eocl, Div;,lo
After the crossing Of this stream tie
road forks, one branch leading 10 Vjr.
gina City, and the other to Banuoek 4
the distance TO each being abott eou,J
by TINS route the time Of trains from
Omaha IS seldom, if1cver less than
ninety days and may extend to five
or even six months. ..... 81. u
The river route to Fort Benton on
T. tne Missouri occupies forty or ffty- |
hve DAYS under ordinary circumslnn.
ccs Thence there are'two rontcs bv
land OF course. One is the Govern.
ment landlaid out by Lieutenant Mui. |
ten, the Mullen road" This takes
tt 2 Traveller one hnndred and eighty
niles TO Deer Lodge, whence he has |
to proceed one hundred and siytv miles !
iurther, BY direct and plain road to |
bannock or Virginia City each be. !
ing aoaqt equally distant from Deer
Lodge The second road from Fort |
Benton is, frst'to GaltaIih CIV al thtI
"Ihree Forks Of the Missouri - one
hundred and fifty miles from Fort Ben.
ton. Thence a wagon road Of siyfE I
hVe miles Terminates atVirginia Civ T
or the same point can be reached on 7
u orseb9ck, by trail, forty FIVE miles
On the dong stretches" of the land
routes no settlements are met with but
there is an abundance of water. wood I
and grass Tor stock, and good camping
ground. % %
Trains of wagons should not start
befo April. ~ >g.ai So
Additional'informstlon will prol,a.
ply reach us in relation to the subject
ana ana viii promptly be given to oer read !
efs.-l Missouri Democrat. !.
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rwenty-Eisht OF Moshy,s Guerrilla,
Captured.

H"enty-EtSht OF Moshy's Guerrilla,
..t Captured.
The following dispatch has been re.
eeived at headquarters
Headqrs Army Potomac, Feb. is.
Major General Halleck:
General PIeasanton, Chief of Caval.
ry, reports that scouting party sent
from General Grcgg's command 'atW ar.
renton. captured to-day, at Piedmont
2Sof Mosbyis men, (Signed) 5dl
.iAj, g. G. MEADE Major General.
nIaHIf SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION INTO
l'' ~ FLORIDA. "' ~ s.
The following has been received at
Headquarters; .,!' .., 'i',s 'Gi '7 :
isFm BALDWIN, Florida Feb. O.,
"Bo Major General Hallecks5 siea "a
s"General2 1 have,the honor to re,
port that portion of my command,
under lGeheraP Seymour, eoh7eyed by
helgunboat Norwich, ascehdsd sthe st.
Johre river on the 7th inst, and land
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BOOK AND JOB pRINTINa

We are prepared TO execute all descriptions Of
JOB WORK. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POS
! TIERS, BALL TICKETS, and every other variety of
PLAIN AND FANCY JOBBING, with new and supe
rior type, and on short notice. ir g
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and interlieneatjon. Tho last words
he corrected in print were, And my
heart throbbed with an exquisite
bliss. God grant that on that Christ.
mas eve, when be laid his head back
uponhis pillow, andthrewup his arms
as be had been wont to do when very
weary, some consciousness of duty
done and Christian. hope throughout
humbly cherished, may have caused
his own hoart 80 to throb, when he
passed away 70 his Redeenlers rest !
HE was found peacefully lying as
above described, composed, undisturb
ed, and to all appearance asleep. on
the 24th day Of December, 1853. He
was only in his ftty-third year-so
young a man that the mother who
blessed him in his first sleep blessed
him in his last. Twenty years before
he ehad written, after being in d white
squall :'F 31e. s,Iea e. b
"And when, its force expended,
y r- The harmless stonn was ended,
And, rs the sunrise splendid
Came blushing oer the sea; .-
-. t j thought, as day was breaking, -H
My little girls were waking, ,H
ndsmlns, and making p.
iJ Aprayer at home for me-" . hgr
"Those little girls had grown to be
women when the mournful day broke
thatsaw their father lying dead. In
those twenty years of companionship
with him, they hadlearned much from
him; and one of them has literary
course before her worthy ofherfamous
name, la..y. -.-...... ~. ~.
, '"On the bright wihtfy day, the last
but one of the old year, he was laid in
his grave at Rcnsal Green, there to
mlngle the dust to which the mortal
part of him had returned, with that of
a third child, lost in her infancy.years
ago. The heads of a great concourse
OF his fellow workers in the arts were
bowed around the tomb" 30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08

By OrIer OF the Boaru OF Trustees
nh4 til THOS. +. CROFT, Acting See'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08
Oneoto Consolidatcd G. & 8. ~: Go

N Wneoi = hsreby given. that on MONDAY the
SEVENTH OF MARCH, at 9 o'clock ?. NJ.
there viii be sold at Public Auction, in front Of
Inc MarsbaIs office, in Gold Hill, 10 many shares
Of The Capital stock of the above company, stand.
inc in the names Of the following persons as will
nav the amount duefor assessment, together with
coats Of sale and advertising ~ -
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BY order Of the Board of Trustees
NH I'd DIX KORN, Secretary.
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Original Iunwkeyc g. and y. vi. Go.

ny ORDER OF Inc BOnru OF TrlsIttN.
J. c. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
Virginia, February 70, "a. fel9 I'm
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PrIma Dounn Gold and silver Win

GEO. ". TURNKEY, sec '.
Gold HILL, March 4rh, 81. mh4 ID
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sunrise g. & =. Nj. Company.--No-

BY ORDER OF the BUilrU OF IFUSTtts.
c. KEIFFER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb lS, Oh frl9 lm
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.Norfh I1oke Con.eaMH.--DrIimqneMf

By order of the Board Of Trustees
W. :. MOFFATT,
f,S9 I'm Sec'y Grant G Il : NJ Co.
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Mineral Point G.. &, $. M. Con-

BY order of the Board of Trustees.
PLATT KETCHAM, Secretary.
Gold HILL Feb ii, 1864. fe6ll I'm
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Eastern Crown Poin, Gold md Sill.

yer Mining Company.-Notice is hereby given,
that in accordance with the laws of Nevada Ter
ritory and the by laws of the Eastern Crown
Point Gold and Silver Mining Company, there
will be sold at Public auction, on MONDAY,
March 2lst, 1864, between the hours Of one and
three o'clock p. NJ, in front of the company's
office, Virginia Water Works, i street, Virginia,
Storey county, n. T., SO many shares of the capt.
tai stock of said company, standing in the names
of the following persons as will pay the amount
of assessments now due. together with costs of
sale and advertising, unless the same are pre-
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Gold HUI, Feb 8, 1854 q
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Champion company.--Notice Is hereby

By order Of the Board of Trustees.
A. J. GOULD, sec'y.
Gold HIM, Feb. eeth. "a. fe29 ID
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Wincgardner q. g. $. NJ. Company,

Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws OF
the company, and an order of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Winegardner g old and Silver Mining
Company, there will be sold at public auction. to
the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the 29th day
OF March, 4. ID. 1864. between the hours of = and
3 o'clock P NJ, in front Of the cOmpany's office,
at the Canon House, Gold Hill, so many shares OF
the capital stock of said company, standing on
the books OF the company In the names of the
following named persons, as will be necessary to
pay the amounts which now delinquent on
assessment No. 1, levied january 81, 1861, TO-
gpther with costs of advertising, unless sooner
paid. Office Secretary, Virginia. n. T., No. ~
III ~
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Mo,,iIIou a. as . Co.-Nolice il

by Oruer OF Inc BOaru OF tTuEteeE'
HENRY VAN DoREN, sec'y.
Como, Feb. %, "a. fe23 I'd
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By order of the Board of Trustees.
iai6 I'd E. E. PHILLIPS, Sec'y.
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DIR. Perry Gold aud silver Mining

Company-Notce is hereby given, that IN accor-
dance with the laws of Nevada Territory and the
bylaws Of the DIR. Perry Gold and Silver Mining
Company. there will be sold a; public auction, on
THURSDAY, March cath, 1864, at 2o'clock P. NJ,
in front of the Secretary's Office, c. Leichter &
Co.'S Pioneer Liquor Store, Main street, Gold
HILL n. T., 80 many shares Of the capital stock Of
said company, standing in the names of the fol-
lowing persons, will pay the amount of assess
ments now due, together with costs of sale and
advertising, unless the same are previously paid:
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Grant Gold and silver Whining Conn

paay.-Notice is hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws of Nevada Territory and the by
laws of the company, there will be sold at public
auction on WEDNESDAY,, the sd day of March,
1854 at o'clock 2. NJ, in front OF the office of
the company, sulphur Spring House, Blue sui.
phur Spring District, so many shares Of the capt.
tai stock of the company, standing in the names
of the following named persons, Us will pay the
amount due for assessments, together with the
cost of sale and advertising
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-08

Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the bylaws of the company and the laws of Ne.
vuda Territory, there will be sold ut public auc-
ton, in front of the cOmpany's Office, in Gold
HILL on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1864, ut !
o'clock 2. NJ, so many shares of the capital stock
of said company, standing in the names of the
following persons, will pay all assessments due
thereon together with cost Of advertising and
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Yuba Cola ANA silver mining Com.

paDy, Palmyra District-Notice Is hereby given
an S,aSd TatT T.; . VI ,mu ~ ,So falIowne
persons as will pay the assessments due thereon,
together with the cost of sale and advertising
will be sold at public auction to the highest bid
der, according to the laws of Nevada Territory
and bylaws Of the company, on SATURDAY,
April the ID, 1864, at o'clock p NJ, at the Office
of the cnmnnnv In Gold Hill:
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By order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, January l5Sh, 1864. jaI6 I'd
The above sale is postponed till March Sd, 1864,
at the same place and time.
By order of the Board
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Feb. Is, 1864.
The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY,
March 10Th 1864 AT the same time and place.
By order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill March 3D. "a mh3 I'll
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
Nevada & Golden Era G. g. =. Min

ing Company-Notiee is hereby given, that there
will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY,
April I'd, 1861, between the hours OF one and two
o'clock p VI. in front of the company's office
Postotice building, Gold Hill, so many shares OF
the capital stock, standing in the names of the
following delinquent shareholders on the eompa.
uv's books including all costs of sale and aGlyer-
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ing Company, Devils Gate District, Nevada Ter
riJory, Office No. go Washington street, San
FranciscO-Notice is hereby given, that in aecor-
dance with the laws of the State OF California
and the bylaws of the Prina Donna Gold and
silver Mining Company, there will be sold at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, At the auc-
ton rooms of John Middleton s. Son, No. 400
Montgomery street. San Francisco, on TUES
DAY, the Sth day Of April. 1861, at 10 VI, so
many shares of the capital stock of said company
standing in the names Of the following persons. as
will be necessary 10 pay the assessments due
thereon together with the expense of advertising