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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-08
The Supreme Court of PennSylyas
MIA and Legal Tender Notes

Some weeks since the District Court IN
bane had before it two eases, IN which tho
constitutionaIity,of the act Of Congress oE
February 25, 1862, making United States
notes legal tender was invlvs1. In
one case the party bad Of red legal tender
notes in payment Of a mortgage, and tbs
money was refused, and the party, cited
iRto curt. On Saturday, Judges Hare
and Stroud deliv red the majority opinion
the Court, affirming that the tender Of
the United States notes WIS legal incs-
much g. Congress, under the CanstitRtioa,
giving power 30 regulat commerce, hsd
the authority to pass the act Of February
q. 1852. -,-
Judge Stroud, in his opinion, held that
even the authority granted in the Consti-
tuition to " declare War," carried With It
all the incidents Of such a grant 0f power,
and as N ney was me Of the most Import
ant elements Of s'rspeth, the Government
m. st have the authority IN dsclsEs What
shall pass as legal nder. The dsbatssia
the convention which framed the ConstitU.
non were rrfsl red to IN support Of tho
views enteTtalned oy the maJ J0Il!gaO OF Tue
Court. Ju se ShaIsRo-d de iFspd gdis-
sen ing opinion, IN With be held tha5
Congress had no puwel under tire Consti-
tuition to make notes legal tender IN pay
mrnt Of debts. H. alsn referred n the
deha. esriu rhe convention TO show that the
men Of hat day de-ir-d to guard against
the evils OF a paPe currncv, and hence
the nven i.n.s' 'ruek cut he clause which
existed in the old Gu, stitu,iun, authoriz-
ing the issu, IF bills of CT. dit, This
clause vas not only srriskpR out Of tha
new Con, ituti n, but fhefe R,s'H'sO an
express pr vision p Otibiting the issue Of
bills # ere lit by. Oh S a,es79a5s,rB
All the opi"i"ns de iyered were lengthy,
and discussed the question involved cab
Orstely II PbiLads4pAis Bedgss. .r1iiii
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-08
PAINTS, PAINTS.

nu,R. Vsrnishes, Dyet, Putty. Etc., Of ths ~
" qusuty and a ths lVHeFt PFiesl sl.sya g
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-08

A CuRIOsITY.-A curiosity which ha.
,xcitrd quitsa interest among the curious
in such matters Was discovered the Other
day at Galicu, Ohio. It was q tnlh Of
some huge animal, "f race or species oI
animal long since extinct, measuring eight.
Q u inches iu circumference. and " ighing
five pounds. Il is q little porfifed, but
o;he wise is almost a9 natural az Il could
be. Those who saw the teeth Of the re-
maius of The animal found by Hahn, near
Buryrus, say that this tooth is near as
large again nS tho.e, Il Wls found at the
end OF marsh, about 3 mile northwest nl
Gallon, by lad me twelve years old
not knowing its value che boy sold il E'
on dollar.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-08

Some time in August last, the iav-
elry store of Frank Dickinson, In
Madison, Lake county, Ohio, was
Broken open and robbed Of about
S40O in money, and 81, 200 in watches
and iewehy. The offer Of a large re-
ward and persevering efforts failedHt to
trace the thief or find the property.
On Saturday evening last Mr.. Albert
King, of Madison, received the fol-
lowing an nymous letter, mailed Gt
Lebanon, Pa:
"SIr King-I want to tellyou a crit
and how to NIX money. The jewelry
shop was broken into a few month";
ago and robbed: Now I am the nan
that have got the money, end va, Sses
you viii find in tie old Bliss Z,
make the jewelCr pay you eometEn~
for find them"
Mr.. King went to the place S.,ir-
mated, and after few minutes rearSS
found the watches as in numberS 80
the jeWelry, al right Thev hi - -
identity Teen thCTe since the robbsrv,
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-08

A HoosrER, having taken a looking
glass home in his trunk, one of his
hopeful offspring was curious to see
the contents Of the mysterious box.
The mirror was on the top, whom the
youngster opened it, gave one briei
look, dropped the lid, and. with terror
depicted on every feature, exclaimed /:
90, mother, mother, father has brought
home young cub! I seed him--a
young bear !"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-08

INHUsTRIAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR
SOLDIERS CHILDREN.-A movement has
been set on font in Michigan for the pur.
pose of establishing institutions wherein
the children of soldiers may be prOtecfen
aud trained up rs useful members of So
ciety. The Rev l. A. Lebel, of St. Au.
gusiine's Church, KalamaE o, Michigan,
is the benevolent protector of this plan
He proposes that asylums be formed in
which the boys shall be taught aud prac-
ticed various trades. far Mug, ct >, and the
girls learn the vari US duties Of dom site
life. and he expects that such aky lums
would soon bocome se,f-suppor,iug. Sc
retary Chase and Governor Blair, of
Michigan, have written letters TO Father
LrbeI strongly approving his views; and
no doubt the pan if properly carried out
would prove Of valuein all the States.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-08

A very deaf old lady got into a state
of great excitement during a sermon
by Mr.. White6eld. "You can not
hear the preacher" said frio I'd,
" and what, then, is it that moves you
so ?" "Oh, sir! replied the venerable
dsvotee, SIT is tho bobbing Of bis
blessed wig"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
Territorial Stock Board.
VIRGINIA, Thursday, Ma

VIRGINIA, Thursday, March 10, 1864
VIRGINIA DISTRICT. - Belvidere, SIS bid-9
asked: Baiazet & Golden Era. ls bids asked
Grass Valley & Napoleon, bldg asked; United
States, 2bid-9 asked.
GOLD HILL DIsTRIcT.-hrizona 10 30 bid-l5
asked Bullion, 65 hid-SO asked; Caledonia Tnn.
mel, - so bids asked; Central American, bid
% asked; Globe, Is bid-20 asked; Jenny Lind
3 IS bid-6 asked; La Plata Orc, 6id-l2 asked
Mlantonomah. 10 bid-l3 50 asked; Monitor, bid
q asked; New Oregon, II bid-lT asked; Over
man. $50 bid-475 asked; Oneoto, 10 bd-l7 asked;
Rock Island, ID bd-l7 so asked; silver Vale, 6
bid asked
DEVILS GATE DISTRICT. Bob Walker. 25c bid
Il asked.
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS DIsTRIcT.-Pony Ex-
press, so bid-5 so asked.
SILVER STAR DIsrRcT.-Arizone, . 50 bid
5Oasked.
Legal Lender Notes, 64ic BLDG asked.
SALES IN THE BOARD To-DAY-Four and a
half feet Belvidere at SIS; 10 feet Grass Valley g.
Napoleon AZ 2; feet shamrock at 30; 10 feet Fam
Patch at (buycr 30 days) 10 feet Bullion at 5oci
lOfeet Bolivar NJ CSC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
PEOPLES Board of Brokers.

VIRGINIA. Thursday March 10
HIRGISIA DISTRICr.-Birdsall 50 asked Co.e
70 asked: kenosha 81 bid. ; asked; Milton 10
asked: Moray u asked; Moss Is bid, Is asked;
OSceola Q asked; Spanish No }. 10 bid
GOLD HILL. DISTRICT. Alpha $1,000 asked;
Argo bid, s asked; Arizona 10 50 bid, a 50
asked: Bullion IS bid, ~ asked; Branch Mint IA
bid, II asked; Caledonia Tunnel ~ bid - asked
Consolidated Company - 81 bid. a 80 asked;
CrdsuS - 80 bid u 30 asked; Combined Effort
Il 20 bid. II - asked: Eftinsham asked; Globe
- bid, Ii asked; Gentry 80 bid, ) asked; Harold
IL bid. Il lshed: Hartford 10 bid. ~ asked; jew,
EFT 4 Shepard : asked: Jenny Lind, bid, 80
asked: Erckerbockpr 40 asked; Kentucky ~
bill I 30 asked; La Plata Orc 50 bid. asker;
Louisville % bid + asked: Miantonomah bid -
asked; Midas 400 asked: Mayaowsr & asked:
New Oregon 10 bid. l. asked; Napoleon 6 20 bid,
Q 80 asked; Northern Light . 50 bid, 3 - asked;
Overilau 500 asked: Oneoco 10 bid, Il asked:
Rock Is!and - bid, Il 30 asked; Schiller
II 20 bid; Silver Vale ) - bid d asked
Tonfine ~ asked YolO IL bid, Il asked;
MISCELLANEOUS CALL.-Burlm. n. c. H,
81 asked: Enterprise - asked; Shag.."rS, ls
asked: KoSsu;h. 3 bid. asked; WiscIn>ia. 10
asked OrmUs, / asked; Banner asked; West
PCin.. 3 asked; CrIsto Consolidated, ISc Did, '3t
asked: Pontiac. . IS asked; Su;ro. - bid, j
asked lunian:a. asked Gold Hill s. Virginia
Divide ) so bid 10 a>ksI { 'ntrRl Park, 9 asked;
lountluesr. asked BruthrrhCad Consolidated,
> asked; san Francisco T.. H.. ! bid, asked q.
Jackson, - asked Omrsa. - asked; Champion.
. % bid, ! - ASKED Grass Valley & Napoleon.
| 81 bid. . 50 asked Eastern Crown Point, bid,
: - asked Pride Of AmercN, p bid asked /:
King Solomon. 5Oc bid. asked; South Bullion,
80 asked Jim Mcclellan. 1sc bid, ) 80 asked {;
Seneca, - asked Lady Esther, J - asked: Sam
Patch , 50 asked San Bernard ; asked: >aI
Francisco, l.. ". 10 asked; Occil+uta' bid. 10
asked North Schiller 3 asked: Eastern Crown
Pcia, bid, ) asked.
DEVILS GATE D1STRICT-PriIe OF the NeEt,
lOOasked; Pioneer. 10 asked Sebastopol, bid, I
asked Champion. asked
FLowERY DISRTIc r-Laiy Bryan No. 9, -
bid { 80 asked: Veal Chance, asked Opal. 80
bid so asked
BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS DTSTRIcr.-PSIo Al
to, : rs bid, ~ asked; Andy, % asked.
PAHYRA DIsTRCr.-Rappahanno ~ ~ Did.
INDIAN SPRING DGSTRIcT.-RoSer sherman
Is asked
HUMBOLDT Observation-Disclosures p asked.
SALESIN THE BOARD ToDAT.-Twelre and Il
half feet Comblned Effort at Sli 80: feet San
Francisco &c. H. at ): 10 feet Champion, at %
~ feet Ar.o ut :: feet Crisro Con. ~ Soc; ~
feet ditto ut 62tc 10 feet ditto 1t 75c.; 10 feet
Eastern Crown Point al S; 50 feet Caledonia Tun'
mel az - 50: 10 Zee: ditto al "a feet Consoida-
ted Company a. 81 80; S feel Burning Moscow at
10: Is feet American ut 8 10 feet ditto at l; IL
feet Winegardnrr ct s. 10 feet Su,ro at ,; 70 feet
Tito a: 4: 10 feet ditto Ut e. 10 feet Silver Vale At
) 25: 10 feet Jenny Lind at b; > felt Bullion 1T
IS: So Legal Tender Notes at o.; $40 ditto at
L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board

VIRGINIA Friday, March H.
VIRGINIA misunderstanding Moscow, 500
bid, 100 asked; Grass Valley. go asked; Hondu-
ras, 4 bid; Moss. 20 bid, 50 asked; North Potosi.
% hid. 100 buyer 30 days: Homer, asked Sier.
ra Nevada. Ito asked; VIM Penn, bid, asked.
GOLD HILL DISTRICT.-Alpha, 5000 asked
Amador > asked: Argo. bid, asked; Branch
Mint 9 25 bid, Is 25 Bullion, IS bid, 90 asked ;
Baltimore American, 40 bid, "A asked; Challenge,
9 asked Combin ed Effort. 8 bid, % asked Con-
sol.dated Company. IS bid IS asked; Caledonia
Tunnel 24 bid, ~ asked; Crasus So bid rs akd ;
Dilieent bid; Frankel. 10 asked; Gentry, !
Gilmore. asked Globe. 10 bid. IL asked: Hart
ford. 10 bid: Justice, 225 bid, 300 asked; Ken
lucky. 6 akd: keystone 30 bid, 80 akd Knic&er-
booker IS bid ~ so ad: Leon. IA; L'ville loa ;
,irary Ann s. bid. IS asked Michigan 81 bid, 10
asked; Mantonomah 10 asked North American
% bid los asked: New Oregon II bid: 20 asked
Napoleon bid. Is asked; Nevada 81 bid. l2 asked
Oneoto ! bid. 10 asked; Rock Island Is bid, Is
Stevenson K-hoe ) bid, 10 asked; Sweezy South
Is BID. 30 asked; south Midas 90 asked; San Fran
cisco 6 bid 6 Asked do. s bid, 3 asked: Tontine
IL bill 81 asked: White Dove Consolidated, 3
asked; Texas bid : asked; Richelieu 81 bid, d
asked
DEVILS GATE DISTRIcT.-Kossush. S2 bid,
asked; Fride of the West 90 bid.
FLowERY Observation-Disclosures bid; Orien 10
asked; Veal Chance asked
INDIAN SPRING DIsTRIcT.-Randolph bid, 20
asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
c. H. VAN GORDER, Pres't.
q. w. PEAsE, Clerk, mhS 2w
Ordinance No. 10.


AN ACT for the prevention OF fire passed
Il March 18th, 1864.
SECTION J. The Marshal and Policemen ana
Wutc.men Of the Town Of Gold Hill are hereby
appoiutsd and made Fire Wartlens for said Town.
SEC . 1t shall he the duty OF the Fire Mardsns
IA .xalninr As often rs twice each mol;h all huld
;nus or Ill buildings where fires are made, or may
he usrJ within the Town limits.
SIC. 3 II, in the opinion Of said Wardens, there
Ia any danger TO BE- apprehended from the con.
Struction OF any fireplace, stove, stove'plpe
chimney, or In any other manner, from hre. to
ilrrrt such alteration IA will cure the defect in
m. sam. and avoid danger, and the direction !"
not rnT,nljed with within reasonable TIME, the
nartles 40 offending shall be- subject TO hne OF
not less than twenty-five doiiarS' NOT "o'e wa"
five hundred doliaFt. ., +.
SIC, 4. No person shall make, or cause 20 De
made, any fire IN any street lane or open Iol
within the town limits, without the permission ol
thu Board of Trustees, Or Fire Wardens, under
penalty ofnot less than ten dollars nor more IMAM
1--we hundred for each ofense. I.
SEC, s. No owner or occupant OF any stable,
ar otLer place where cunlbustihles are exposed.
shall use therein n lighted candle or lamp of any
description. except the same shall be securely
kept within lantern, under the penalty oftwenty-
Ave dollars for each otfense.
SEC. G. Every owner or occupant Of any build
ing within the town limits shnll keep on hand at
a tines in G. cusk or barrel or other receptacle,
quantity of water, not less than twenty gallons,
under penalty of twenty-five dollars for non.com'
pliance with the provisions Of this section.
c. II. VAN GORDER, President.
Attest: G.. W. PEAsR. Clerk me
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
ca, Francisco Produce Market.

WEDNESDAY, March 9-lP. a.-The spccula'
ton in -four and grain still coninues-estra Hour
commanding So per Dbl and 81 for superine.
Wheat has been sold at 81 50. Barley largely al
81 IS, and in some cases So per 100 lbs. Oats are
still in the ascendency. Hay and bran also par
ticipate in the rise. Beans are also beginning 10
be similarly effected though as yet they have not
got the fever bad; but II there IS any &C.
casion in the great advance Of breadstufts, beans
ought fully TO participate. 80
Since writing the foregoing we learn e extern
sive purchases Of besns, and that at this writing
Piuks, that ten days ago could have been bought
at lie, are to-day salab.e at 2ad3c, md Bayos at
3d3tc. Holders are generally dsinclined to sell.
Potatoes have also been brought up largely for
feed purposes by spectators and others.
Cargo sales of hay have been effected at $500
IS. now jobblng at s4oa 50 per ton; $50 offered
in the barn in the country.
In conyersing with gentleman this morning
largely engaged in the Oregon produce trade, We
were informed that the present surplus Of wheat
in that State was very large, and that If prices
here continued at &c per ID and upwards, Large
supplies would cortanly come forward; and Al
the same time said that q lot Of 600 axis Oregon
wheat in store at Albany was offered foE sale here
to-day at e0c per busheL Otherwise we are IN
formed that large parcels of wheat have recently
been bought in the interior of Oregon by speeu'
lators at Soc per bushel-BEilet.a. ......a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
GoIdsHill Stock and Exchange Board.
GOLD HILL, Thursday, March 10.

GOLD HILL. Thursday, March lU.
GOLD HILL DISrRICT.-Arizona, IL 80 bid, Is
asked: Alpha. GOO bid. ! .0a5 asked: Argo, bid,
Is asked; Branch Mint. Is asked; Burke & Nc
Clellan IL bid; Combined Effort Ii bid, Is asked;
Consolidated Company. 81 bid Is asked: Caled0'
MIA Tunnel, 25 bid. % asked; Champion, bid;
CrPsus. 81 bid. Is asked; Cherokee, } asked;
Crown Point Ravine. bid. Is askek; Colorado,
5 bid. 20 asked; Coppers, 10 bid, Is asked; Con-
traband { asked; Clinton & liubbs, - bid; Oar
danelle, 1 bid i asked Dilig-nt, bid, asked;
Eureka, 20 bid: Etfinghan, q asked; Excelsior,
"a asked: Gold Hill i Virginia Divide, 10 bid. ~
asked: Golden Horn bid, asked; Globe 10 bid.
D asked: Hawkeve )orignaD al bid Is asked:
uawkcve No. l. $50 bid. $50 asked; Harold, Il
bid - asked; Independent, - bid, 20 asked:
Jcwcit X shepard. bid, asked; Justice. 23n
bid go asked; Jackson. 10 asked; john " Lo-
gan bid = asked; Jenny Lind, bid, asked
Kentucky, 81 asked; keystone. 81 50 bid. 10 akd;
Kuickerbocker is asked: Leon, 5 bid, - asked
Louisville. 80 bid, 5 asked; Nary Ann, 81 bid
- asked: Michigan, p bid, is asked; Mian'ono-
man. - bid MayfOwer asked: HcMcans y
Wiisamms. 3 asked; North American, 80 bid. lOo
asked; New Oregon, Ii bid Is asked; Napoleon
bid, Q 50 asked; Narragansett, l bid. 4 asked;
Nevada, 10 bid, 10 asked Oleota, III BID -
asked; Pride Of America, bid. 3 asked; Pontiac,
, IS asked: Rock Island. .l2 bid, " ASKED NJ
public Is asked; Sandy Bowers, 81 Did : Ju
asked: Superior, go bid, ) 80 as&cd SweeEy'
100 asked; San Francisco s 10 bid : ~ aSS.I;
TOntire. IL bid: Uncle SaIa Senior, ~ eid fet'
low Jacket, 1000 bid; Yolo. II 81 bid, le asked;
Glasgow. 10 asked: keystone No. =. bid ~ aHd;
Abcll Il keyes, Is asked
VIRGINIA DIsTRICT.-Alen rs bid; Beach &
Paxton e. asked: Birdsall b bid, 10 asked; bala'
get & Golden Era 81 bid. 20 asked; Grass Valley
% bid; Honduras bids asked; Milton 70 bid,
80 asked: Moss % bid. Il asked; North foto"i
Il bid. ~ asked Oscrcla bid, IL asked; Seneca
: 20 bid; Sutro BID, . asked; Santa Fe II
asked: Sierra Nevada 20 bill, les asked: VIM
Penn bid.
PALMYRA DISTRICT Rock Point 3 bid, Il
asked Star 10 asked -
FLowERY DIsrEIcT-Ladv Bryan 30 bid, 60
asked; Lady Bryan No. ., 5 p bid. asked
INDIAN SPRINGS DIsrmcr-Whi;man 20 bid
% asked Jackson Is asked: Randolph : bid, !"
asked Lyon 10 asked
SALES ~ THE BOARD TO-DAY. - Ten feet
Frsnkelat So 50; - feet Jewett & Shepard al D
10 feet Yellow Jacket at 1000; 10 feet Nevada al
10: 70 feet Northern Light at 4 10 feet San Fran
cisco i 90 10 feet John 4. Logan i; .; 100 feet
Altoona At !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11

SOMETHING NEw.-Thsy are now getting
out of the Gould x Curry mine, ore of diff
fereut appearance from anything we have
ever seen from it. It is the color Of raw UNI
Der. contains streaks Of bright blue mineral,
similar to the carbonate of copper, and IS
6lled with bright scales Of native silver. we
do mot know whether large amount of this
quality has been found, but we presume not
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
ASSESSMENT SALES.
p una Donna Goa ma Silver Min.

ing Company, DEVILS Gate District, Nevada Ter.
ritory, Office No. GO Washington street, san
FranciscO.-Not!ce IL hereby given that in accor.
dance with the laws Of the State of California
and the bylaws Of the Prima Donna Gold and
silver Mining Company, there will be sold NJ
public auction. to the highest bidder, at the aur'
ton rooms Of John Middleton g. Son, No. 400
Montgomery street, San Francisco. on TUES.
DAY, the 9TH day of April. 1864, ut I2 H. SO
many shares of the capital stock of said company,
standing ia the names of the following persons as
will be necessary to pay the assessments due
thereon, together With the expense Of advertising
and the other expenses Of the sale, viz
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
OPEN ST0CK ROARD.

Where they can dispose Of their own property
and purchase any Stock offered. free Of commits
Sions To meet this great want, " The Peoples
Stock Board has been organized, not rs a
Board Of Brokers'" but ~ IN organization af
fording its member. an opportunity of disposing
of their own property. and ut the same time IN
vitiug the public to bid upon aud purchasc the
same. unhampcrcd by any commissions. The
III -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11

Company Notice il hereby given. that in accoT'
dance with the laws Of Nevada Territory and tn"
bylaws Of the company, there will be sold ~
nnbIic auction, on FRIDAY. March 2J;h, lsG4. a,
10 o'clock ~, in front Of the office Of the COM
pany, in Silver City, so many shares OF the cai'!'
tal stock Of the company. standing IN the names
Of the following named persons, IL may u" nee.
essary 10 pay the assessments heretofore levied
on the number Of shares standing TO their credit
on the books Of the company, together with cot
.,,,Ja
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
m CARD.

1T HAVING BEEN REPoRTEDItdat s for re.
clcctIon 70 the ofice of Sheriff Of Storey county
the OSre. Of thi. card eorrss. such s,spor
have never said or even intinIted 20 sny Uue
that would not be candidate for re'elecuiCnmTi
know ONO reason why should moi pe az r,or.
myself make known my intentions u T INV Ipn
er time arrives. ,,, W. H. a.aW
Virginia, MT, Dee s. 1861 aee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
THE PEOPLES
- II O @ X B . A II ID ,
Hall in Howell, Black & Bre.'s Building. corner
of G. and TAYLOR streets.
THIS BOARD HOLDS DAILY SEssIO!
l for the sale and purchase of Stocks
lst--From IL to l o'clock. P. N.
2d---From 7 to 8 o'clock, P. NJ.

The meetings IRE open TO the public. Any
person present can bid upon and purchase the
stock offered, free OF commissions. but regular
members only can offer stock for sale. The most
rigid rules have been adopted TO enforce tn" full.
fillmcnt of contracts.
In Virginia and vicinity, where no large Il pro-
portion Of the population are more or less inter
ested in Mining stocks, many of our merchants
and business men often being forced TO accept such
in payment from debtors. the necessity has long
been felt for an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
PUBLIC EXCHANGE,

Conducted on the same fair business principles
that characterize similar institutions in Europe
and America, M urgent necessity in TINS city.
TN, nublic are therefore informed that u suita-
HE buiidinc has been erected at G12 and 81
Montgomery street, in which will be held daily
sessions for the sale Of Stocks, Bonds Securities,
Specie, etc, under the management of the fol
lowing Board of Directors ind subject 10 the
f,iIo,.inr, Rul.s and Rrriatinus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
0.~,Io Co.,oIidefed q. 8 y. ~. 10.

Notice is hereby given. that in accordance with
the laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws ~
the above company. there will lie sold at prbl.c
auction oil MONDAY, the ?sth day ~ March
1854 in front Of the CON pan IS Office in q Old Ill.,
20 rnanv shares Of the capital stock of the cor:.
psuy, standing in the names If the following par.
ties M will pay amount due for assessments, to.
pctber with cost of advertising and .;1lc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
MINING STOCKS, BONDS, SECURITIES. &C,


THE first meeting will he held on THURSDAY.
L March 10TH 1864, from 1 to 12 NJ. and from
to0P. VI. The public are generally invited 20
be present vt the Sessions Of the Association.
~ All persons wishing to become members
Of the above Association, will please hand in their
names 20 w. X. Morris, Secretary, corner of b and
Union streets. Immediately, az the number OF
members is limited.
Virginia. March Z. la6i. Inhs lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
Cniou Gold and silver Mining Cont

panv-Noiic,. is hereby given. that III accordatr'
with the laws OF Nevada Territory and tho by
laws of the company. there will b. sold 4; prh.
lie auction. on THURSDAY, the 2iIh day .!
March, 1854. at 2OclocS r. ". IN front Of the Post
Office, G old Hill many shares the capital siocN
of the company, standing in the names Of the e."
lowing named prrsons. In will pay the amount
due for assessments together with the cost 81 sal"
and advertising:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-11
Gold Hill, Feb. 27,h, 1864. fe.7 ID


IsufyaE american GeId ard Sffrer
Mining Company. Office 4s6 jackson 'treet: tup
stars), San Francisco, Frh. -. ieoLLN9uce Is
harahy oivsn ,hrt in accordance with the laws OF
the state Of California and aa order duly made
BY thu Board Of Trustees Of The Central Ameri.
can Gold and Silver Mining Colup.n.' there vii!
DO sold at public auction, at the sa!rtroom Of Jc
rome Rice & Co.. 327 Montgomery street, San
rrancisro. on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day u
March. 1864. II; ~ o'clock NJ. sufficient number
Of shares Of the capital stock OF said company,
standing in the names nf the following persons
Ms may be necessary for the payment Of assess
ment No. !, duly levied on the 18th day Of July:
1858 together with expenses Of advertisement and
sale. to.wit.
Name1 Shs. Amt. Names As dE'f
H II Meloon .46 $40 o. Mary Hanna. ~
b Soringer so 50 Nv Winter; = -,
: F Gilchrist. 80 20 WmT oNcal NV ~"
Thos Hanna. 80 70
Bv order Of the Board Of Trustees; Co.,,
frI5 I'd H. Is EOhEs- : 100 -