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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

American Cancer Champion.-DE.
HEBBERs has located Ia the city Of Quincy.
nllBein, Ne. los Main Street, third door above
Quincy House. 0asos ever J. 3. Dayton's book.
store.
He claims 70 be this Kisg Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever Sores szeh a. White Swelling and
Bone Diseases, ssrofuI&. Piles Sore Eyes in their
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Female Weakness, sad salt Rhsun, letter.
hbcumatisg, se., &s-
The Doctor bseAaas master Of the shove diseases
whlis travelling through Europe and America, and
he now stands At the head Of bis profsssiSn both
in Europe and America Ths Doctor will take
pleasure In showing bis visitors eertsheates " the
alsoys dissasfs xhsrs thsy have bssn given ap ss
I.eurabls By the best physicians in the country.
Tbs Doctor also guarantees q ours In all eAses
ghsro the patient lives up TO the directions.
The patient will please correspond weekly, CIV
lag true statszsnt Of tAs case. No.
s1- The Boor dealt with literally.
Cancers extracted In from four TO twsaty -fsur
hsHrs, without instruments or pain, or drop 81
blood. mHylz
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. sEMfaAL,
Urinary. and sexual systezs-Bsw and reliable
bfhakafoAh-th rFefH u ses1 ~ " y NJ ao1C-
cIATI0S. Sent By mail ia sealed letter vAvel-
spss, free Of ehargs. Address DR.. J. sKILLIB
HoUGHTos. Howard Association, No. ssuth
Ninth STREET, Philadelphia, Pa.
spri's4 d&Wiys
ssurvy and scrsfuious sraptiOAs will soOn
cover tbs bsdIss of those brzy. men who are hzhi-
ing their ssantry's battles. sightsIr, drsaehisg
rAiss, bad food, will make aad hGvos With the
strongest, thsrsfors, let every supply himself
With Hoiioway's OIntmsnt. It Is a certain curs for
every Kind Of skin dissa.s. II the reader Of sbi'
notice espno. get box Of Pills or Ointment from
ths Drug Store in bis place. let him write to ne,
90, Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount, aud
will mail a box free Of expense. Mary dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand bse4ase they
cannot make much profit On other persons
make. IS cents, ss esnis, and 81 20 per boz or
pot. sasfs-lw
Travellers should provide themselves vita
supply Of Dixon's Black berry csrmlnafivs, which
they viii hnd sure remedy for DJssntsry. caused
from change Of eiinsts water, etc. and ths most
pleasant Aud the safest article that can ts used.
aeg7s-iwd
DR.. LudIun,'s spseisss surss cases whieh
have been Of 10 standing. ssd which have baf.
asd the skin Of the doctors. aaxlf-f1
A Remedy for Pties.-it 10 a blessing to
he suffering 10 know that ws hAvs an sf-cfuai
urs for this truly troublssoBs disease. Mr. J.
?. ffazAFds, Of ie4 sseoud street cineinnAii. o.,
takes gress pleasure In Informing all Who ara
suffering with piles that he used a small quantity
Of DR.. strickisna's Pile Remedy, and u sHssted
permanent cure. This 10 be ths ease with
all who make use Of this splendid preparation
II l. Manufactured At No. East Fourth street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

ana are TO possess murderous weapons,
We 40 not believe they are able to raise
y, ,O0O, 600 for their purchase; bat while
Mr.. histine makes This disclaimer, 3
would bsge looked better had be advanc-
ed step farther, and expressed bis op
position TO this system of arming his
partisans. Such sentiment We shall no.
hear from him.-IHgianopoHs Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

Ever brought to this City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be exeelled anywhere.
AS they lave also bought their
entire stock "Cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in sssert-
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring as
with q call are respectfully invited
to examine aud convince them
selves.
Remember the place
-. SEELIG * CO. ,
MODERN BAZAAR Of FASHION.
No. "a Main Street,
Next to Washinofou House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

versal demand ia made from the choicest ma.
terials, Is miid Aad emolIieat Ia its natzrs,
fragrantIy scented, RHd extreHasiy bene
ncIai In its action upon the ska. For sale BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Rheu attsn.--N disease is so certain
cure by nrxndreth'. Pills as this They sson take
out Of the blood the particular virus upOa which
all the pain depends, and the patient Is cured
mr. T. NJ. Adams, SOC Twelfth Street, New
York, suffeered with rheumatism for a long parod.
lie was attended hy able physicians. but their
prescriptions we're Of no avail he was Unable te
move without assistance, and for four noaths was
almost entirely eoahned TO his bed. At this Pc
ried Of his sickness, when hope bad fed, and he
expected to % cripple for the remainder Of hi.
life. he was recommended to use BRANDRErH's
PILLS.
The frst boz evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from the second
box. aud by the time he had used sigA,ssh boxes,
he was entirely cured Of rhenmatism, sAd the
strength aud supplenoss Of his limbs we're rs-
stored. It is now over year that this cure has
eesn affected, aud he has had no return, but con.
.inuss the enIOymont Of perfect health. Iass sm
p~- Let those who have doubted the vi rtuss
BrLL's cEnAoS BIrTSss, f any such there be
read the foilewing CsrtiaeAts from gvntisuen vel,
known ia this community, and doubt ne more.
It's general Introduction into the army will save
the lives ofthousands ofour soldiers;
LevisvIILE. KY. June Sd, 1883.
We. the undersigned. have seen the good effects
prsduced by the uss Of DR.. Jozs BuIL's CEnsOs
BITrEns in case Of general debility and prsstration
Z At ~ - 4&n IA
prevent disease aud relieve much suaering.-
Among our soldiers .PartienlAry would this Be the
case. especially thoas who are exposed ts nias-
matte inauenes In the southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP sREED.
Collector Tut. Rev. 81 Dis. KY
/ CHAs. ID. COTTON,
Collector o. the Port Of Louisville, KY.
I COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal Cent Of kentucky.
REV. d. p. HENDERSON,
Vice pres,t q Sanitary Commission.
/ HARNEI, HUGHES CO,
Publisher Democrat
! eEo. P. DoERN,
Prop. louisville AnEeigsr.
I HUGHES 4 PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN Co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Nain St, Louisville
Liihogrsphers. cor. Market and Third st..
Leuisvilly, KY.
! JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, ser Sd and Market ST,
i Louisville. Ky.
/ CAPT. s. Y. HILnRETH,
OF Steamer Major Anderson.
I MAI. L. T. THUSTON.
EaymsstaEsN. s. Army.
u @. NJ. METCkU4
~ spnal Hotel, Louisville, ~.
COL. .MESE BAYLES,
4th Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
See advertisement in aaotbeT column.
abs ly Sold by PETER vIERLIEG,
sole A gent. Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01

MO MANS NAME rs MoEE INTIHATELT
~ connected with the history ef ths Matsria
Msdics Of the United States, or mors favorabiy
Enswa ~ pioneer In medical discovery. THAI
tiIat of DR.. JOHH BULL, Of LeuisviIis, Ky. Hls
inimitAbie preparation Of saEaparflla has lonT
stood e the head Of the yaroHs eempsunds Of that
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
T. L u X.
strfckIand'a AnfI-ChoIera
TIfwf.uea

strfckIand'a AnfI-ChoIera
Mixture
Is A COMPOSITION OF AsTRfNGESTs. AB-
ssrbsnis. stin ulAnfs. and Carnfnatirss, which
every physirian Acknowledges IL tbs anly prepara-
tion that vii sfect permapent cure Of DiarThasa
ard Dyseatsry. This Anti-Chaiaaa Mixture IL
aow 10 IN several of oar srmy hosB9 isis sheFs
gives The greatest satisfetisn IL has saved the
lives q Thousands Of soldiers and cltizsns ard
- siii EzsFsntes Il 70 BE- the bsst remedy 10 the
vsrld for Diarrt ga ard Dyssntsry.
Mr. woods, Of Covingt0n, Ksnsscky, viii BE-
msst happy to satisfy any one 70 the virtue Of
strtskiases Aati-Choiera MIXTURE. 80 fact, ~
have great ugmber Of testimonlals from pasisnfs
vho have bssn cured sftsr teing pronounced in-
snrabls By their physieians, sons after taking
On " bottle of striekiaad's Anti-Cho.era Mix
tzrs. Tfyos suffer with Dian baaa and Dyssntery,
sry ere bsttIs.
Soldiers
Yes saght ret b Be- without sueh A vsluabis
msdIeiss. The CinriHnAti Eatlonal Union ei
April 24th says " Thousands Of sur soldiers have
bssH saved by the Of striekIands Anti Cholera
Mfxfafs|
Yer s.Is ~ BRoUeHTog WOOD, Evans-
Wills. a. % cent? per bottle.
nsy1 H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Notice of co-partneysbin

TEE rEDEEsIGsED WILL CoETrEuE THE
i Wboiesais GroosFy Bzsi1sss sf the stors lstsly
oecupssd by Whseisr, EiggS a sagg. 30. II koftD
Tirsf street, under the ara name Of Whseles A
Rigga EDWARD Z. WHEELERx
JANIS d. B1Goe. -
nlTl-atf. - 10 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Organic Weakness.

Less ef natural viEor, ssFsess eaa general as-
billty, With skin eruplisns, fsfsr tefas tains ~
sxsry kous and muscle, ioss ef EBsgofYs heaaAe es
aa4 dizziness niRbt dr..sns, efai aoas, lupo~
bnea. &c. etc, sBd the endless othst s 49, -
shlra aiaiet suah patient Va p 80 f,ty
means 81 esen ussd 10 all the NaH SO -'s
Hospat41s. and those In Hroakiyu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
Co-PARTNERsHIP.

Notice Of Dissolution.
T,HETTRN OF WHEELER. RIees 4 sUg1,
Va dissolved by Autasl consent fhis dag.
wh,slsr q Riggs alone autherizsd 70 ssitls
ths business q said firm.
EDWAED Y. WHEELER,
LANES D. RIGGS, H
WILLIAM J. sUG1.
Evassyiiis, Ind July lat, 1884
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
COLaATE,s HONEY sOAp.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such uni
versal demand, ia made from the choicest ma
teriRls, Is niid Aad emollieat Ia its natEre,
nagrantIy scented, RAd extreE.siy bene
leIai In its action upon the ska. Tor aAis by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
VICKERY BROTHERS.
Sorgho Machinery Depot,

No 1872 LAIN St.
VKTE HAVE ON HAND LOT OF COOKS
w PaEsot EvapsrAt9Ts " alse, various sisss u
improved Gsns Mills, which offer 90 ths pubiig
At EaAEIf4ets<zss prices
NTCKERY BROS,
anxll No lS1 Main st
CUGAR CO RED aAAa AND RkEf JUsr ka-
- esissd 2tssFSss fsr sale ~
vIckERY BROS.
aagI1 Ne In \ ain ST.
Mss-BR0o poZ OF KxrBA
ID Fancy Breoms in tt0Fs md for szls hy
FTekERY aRos..
aaxti ~. - Main -
norAToEs AND ONIONS.
L IS bushels Iri.k Potatoes,
10 do Potatas Oufons .5zst received
azd for sale At VICKKRY hRos,
SngII No. Is1 Nain ct.
CSLrt-sALTtAno BBLS ~0HIo RIvMR
- salt Ce . " salt. In stoFs aLd for sale by
VICk1kT BROS,
aaxlI ks ls2 Aain -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
FEMALE DISEASES
DELICATE DISEASES OF
G Il ~ I'll Il NJ l. NJ


I ApIrs suffering frsn Whites. FaIliag Of the
l. Wsnb. Inflammation, UlcerEtion or kR-
lzrgsmept sf that organ, suppression or suffuss
msnstruatioa, or BY any Of tbs diseases peculiar
. temAlss, ans Which produos such wids spresd
aeFastafiou. aud carry 90 many 81 the brigh test
ornaments of society 10 an cary grave, or make
iis Atefal while q lasts, now Ie cured speed
iiy and permAnsntiv, ARd without undergoing
FxAniination.
would caution you against believing vou are
dying OF consumption, wkea By being cured Of
ysuF womb anA uterine diseases net one symptom
Of consumption IL lsft.
IL wesld Be we'll for yon 70 know that ell the
narrowing symptoms, even the rAeking cough.
fever, nervous prestration, restless nights paipi-
taticn of the heart, head ache, back snd bones
ache. which Ia consumption. are % tormsniinE
are the eomm men symptoms OF diseased Ncu ;
hence the ease With Which - many pAtiesis aud
BE lives ioss.
Il Is With very great pleasure that offer the
fellevinE letter, written BY the eminent Deeior
WKIsHT
cAIHo. April sih, 1884,
M~-rs. WGeox a Brsegs.
GExrLsNsS s-elnos say srrival here aud par.
iieniarlS sines ID w&s kRown had heFetofore TO
sidea in NeN York City, frequent inquiries have
esse made sf ne whether vas aoaaaiatsd with
ilr Bsli cf year Fity. Nkiist living theTr, and
what knew 81 him, etc.
In eraer that theTe shall BE- no misundsrstaua-
ing, ana fer the purpose of placing myself right
IN the eyes of that Gentleman as we'll "a yourselves
and sthsrs, tsem Il proper - we'll A. prudent 10
make thls statement In writing, 20 be len Ia your
hands. or given % Or. Bell, aa you msy think
bsst, ~ 20 DE- with u aa he plessss. kneE Dr.
Ball some six eight years since, Ia New York
City, where fer few months were engaged In
the same InHtitute. He Was e clever scholar.
standing third In his eia within hfteea months
of bis erst entry, Aad pronounced BY all the Pre-
fsssors, we'll ~ ty a majority Of the Thirissuth
Street School, one Of its brightest lights and hon
crahis msmbers. Dr.. Belts treatment On this
~1uf fse saFf
diseases, Il snkBosisdgsd equal 20 any u fhs re-
formed school of physieiAns, aud sxoelled BY none
in the great institute.
DR. Bell is, tn my opintoa, fentlsman we'll
wsrthy Of the extended patronage Nhieh, am
happy 70 end, l. daily beng sxtsndsd 70 him.
ksspaetiuiiy yours, J. T. WRIGHT. n. n,
PnepF -. Louis N oat and Lung fnsfitnta,
Ne. ss Nsgth sixth stFaet, St. Losis, No.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
MERCURY

4 cure ~4ah . vegetable hsutraliHef Ntias e snes
srvs,ts a. Sis~ass and very sion removes lie last
v~ 49lse ffoas tas ~ ten isaytug tbs patieet -
vigsf..us aud kssithy, asd tho skia a. ifesh ana
blsaufss. a. b. fsss ths dlssass vas contrAfsed--
aF hes fau9 standing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-01
GENTLEMEN.

wAs fhrouKh thsE aAtLass impradenos, or inno-
ssatiy, a. saaHg hass, Eass boce~e poisoned by
that uoss deadly virus, VfNkkfAL, san nov had
: nsslSts fslisf And a apcrmsnshfeare. use ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20

81 ]. N. B. CARVER,
febIa 4mt sec'y. Golden Eagle Co. No.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board
V1ReINIA, SATURDAY, Feb. 20.

VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, Feb. 20.
VIRGINIA DISTRICT.-Burning Moscow, ST.
bid-l40 asked, buyer 10 days. Grass Valley, $40
bids asked; Honduras, $40 bid-I2 asked;
Kenosha 81 bids asked; Milton, $50 bid ;
Nightingale % bid asked; North POtosi, $40
bitl-6O asked OsceOla, 81 biI-l2 asked; Or
leans Flat - bid; Seneca, $40 bid; Sierra Ne
yada 500 bid santa RosiI, ~ bid; VIM Penn,
80 bid-l2 asked
GOLD HILL DIsrRIcT-Arizona, 81 bid-li
asked; Alpha, Sl,025 asked; AmadOr, 81 50 akd;
Astor, SIS bid; Bullion, $50 bid-65 asked Bal.
timore American, $40 bid; Belle Vernon 81 bid
&c asked Bertrand. 50 asked; Challenge, s9
asked; Claremont, s. 50 bid; Consolidated Com
pany, SIS bid; Caledonia Tunnel, so bd-O
asked; Cruesus, SIS asked Crown Point Ravine,
Sl2 80 bids asked; Clinton & Hubbs, $50 bid;
Dardanelle q asked; Frankell, $40 asked; Gil
more, So asked Globe, $40 bid-l0 asked; Hawk.
eye, Originally $40 asked; Justice, Sls5 bid;
John A. Logan, Sl5 asked; keystone, S;H bid
90 asked; Knickerboeker, So hid-s9 asked;
North American SlO0 bid-ll2 asked; New Ore
gon sly bids asked; Napoleon So bids ask
ed Oneoto Sl3 bids asked; Princess 81 bid
l2 asked Pontiac 10 asked Rock Island Sl6 bid
-l9 asked San Francisco 50 50 bid Wall Street
81 bid 7S asked; Palo Alto 50 bid-20 asked
Gold Hill Quartz NJ 81 NJ. Co. $50 bid; Jewett
& Sheppard Bldg asked; South Bullion 50
asked; Silver Vale So bid-6 asked; South Bal.
tic - asked; Mother Lompkius 81 bd-2 80
asked Uncle Sam, Senior SIS bid; Golden Eagle
$40 asked; San Bernard - asked
DEVILS GATE DISTRIcr.-Pride Of the West
$50 bid.
FLowERr DIsrRICT.-Atwin $40 asked Lady
Bryan S55 bid-70 asked; Lady Bryan No. 50
IS BIDS asked Uncle sam a bids asked.
PALEYRE Observation-Disclosures S25 asked
Erpenharkg 6fnkS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board.

. FRIDAY, February l9th.
GOLD HILL DIsTRICT.-Arizona,S l3 bids
asked; Abel l. Keys, 81 20 hid asked; Argo,
81 30 BIDS asked; Baltimore American, $40 bid
As asked; Consolidated Company, $40 asked !;
Cherokee, 81 asked; Crescent, IS bid asked :
Carson, 81 asked Colorado, Sc bid-l0 asked !;
Contrsband, So asked; Clinton d Hubs, SIS
bid Effingham, $40 asked; Golden Horn, So bid
10 asked; Globe, SIP asked Hawkeye (OriSi-
naD S55 hid-75 asked; Harold, 81 bid; Jun
Mcclellan, 81 bid Jewett & Shepard, 81 50 bid
- 50 asked; Justice, 500 bid-24O asked; John
A Logan, Sll asked; kentucky, 90 bids asked
keystone, S45 bid-56 asked; Louisville, 25 asked
Michigan, $50 asked; Massilon, $40 asked; North
American SlO3 bid-1G3 asked; Nav Oregon, S2l
bid-a4 asked: Napoleon, 81 asked; Narragan
set,, 81 30 bid-2 30 asked; Nevada SIS asked !;
Pride of America, 81 BIDS asked Rock Island,
sl7 80 bid; Sandy Bowers, 81 50 BIDS 30 asked;
Stevenson Kehoe, IS bid San Francisco, 81 bid !;
Uncle Sam, Senior, IS bid; VesuviuS, Sic 50 bid
80 asked; Yellow Jacket, 500 bid-95O asked !;
YOlo gil bids asked
VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures, S. bid OS-
eeola, - so bid-l6 asked; Moss, 500 asked
P5nee de Leon, 81 bid Sierra Nevada, 500 bid
no asked; VIM. Penn, 81
DEVILS GATE DISTRIcr.- Daney, SO bid
40 asked
PALMYRA DISTRICT. - Rock Point, - bid )
Rsppahannoek. S25 bd-5O asked
FLowERY DisrRcT.-Harrison, - DID LAZY
Bryan No. , "a bid asked.
INDIAN SPRINGS DISTRICT.-Lyon, 50 asked
SALES To.DAr-Five feet North American Ut
SlO3; 20 feet Jewett & Shepard at 81 80; ~ feet
Arizona, at Sl3; 10 feet Narragansett, at 80 ~ !
~ feet Knickerbocker, at S2T; 10 feet knicker'
hna lar NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20

NOVEL REPLEyIS SUIT.-A repleVn suit Of a
novel character was commenced yesterday in JUS
tee Coggins' Court by Patrick Kelly against Ed.
ward Dunn for the recovery Of q hen. 1t is al
legged by Kelly that he made an agreement some
time ago with Dunn to loan him game hen to
keep until she should lay a clutch of eggs" In
return, Dunn agreed TO loan Kelly his game hen
until she should lay Hutch of eggs" The ex-
change was made the object being to improve,
by cross breeding, the fighting stock Of the two
owners A clutch is said by those who are
learned in Hibernia classic to signify dozen.
The exchange was made several weeks ago, but II
appears that the hens were either not consulted as
to the terms or misunderstood their part Of the
programme or claim that they are entitled to the
entire season in which to M the bill" Kelly states
thatDunns hen had not laid egg and therefore he
took her home. Dunn asserts that Kelly's hen
had not laid an egg, and therefore he determined
TO keep her until she should lay the required num-
bcr In this position Of affairs Kelly found Dunn
had decided advantage over him by having pos
session of both hens. Kelly alleges, however,
that he can prove that his hen did lay two or
three eggs for Dunn, and he knows that If she
laid that number she would not stop until she laid
a clutch of them. He values the hen at $50, and
describes her In the complaint Is red and black
hen, with green legs, known AS the half clipper
breed" In response to questions from Constable
Reed be states orally that she had no Spanish
brands" on her. A bond of $40 was dled IN the
case, the necessary papers were Issued, and the
Constable took possession Of the hen and holds
her subject to the order of the Court. Whether
that tribunal will determine that Kelly shall have
his hen, or that Dunn shall retain possession Of
her. or that the hens shall proceed TO lay the eggs
forthwith or take5their time 70 do 1t, are points
which the learned in the law alone can fOresee.-
Sac. UBio1, Fs6ll9th. rH r.. ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20
IncorDornted.

The following companies filed certificates of in
corporation this morning in the Office Of the
County Clerk:
North America Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, to mine in the Gold Hill District. Capital
stock S6OO 600 divided into 600 shares Of 81 ,OOC
each Trustees-Samuel Hyatt, +. G. Houston
and H. p. Wells. Principal place Of business
Virginia
Harold Mining Company. 10 mine on the Hun
ter Ledge, Gold Hill District Capital stock
OOO divided into 400 shares Of the value OF
81 600 each. Trustees-George ID. Roberts, NJ.
Byrne, Jr., A. A. Welch, NJ. Broyhill and John X.
Harold. Principal place of business, Gold Hill
Rock Point Gold and Silver Mining Company,
to mine in Palmyra District, County Of Lyon.
Capital stock $4,000, divided into 400 shares Of
the value of $500 each. Trustees-M W. Irwin,
John C. Black and A. J. Atkins Principal place
ofbuSiness, Storey county,
Plymouth Rock Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, to mine in Gold Hill District. Capital
stock S35OOOO in 400 shares Of the value OF $3.50
each Trustees-Charles +. Duval, Joseph Mel
son, Thomas Fitch, Thomas Hannah, and Thee.
dore A. Hale.
The following certificate Of incorporation was
Aled in the office of the County Clerk Of Lyon
county on the 18Th instant:
The Great Western Coal Company, for coal min,
ing in FL Dorado Canon Capital stock Sl2s, 600,
in $40 shares of S2O0 each. Trustees-Walter B.
Harrub, Charles Doll and NJ. J. Henley. Place Of
business, Dayton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20

.lElsinaa. WIN. II &
lbb1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20

A PATRIOTIC old lady recently sent three
smoking caps as presents to officers in the
Army Of the Potomac. One was for General
Meade, and the remaining two she desired to
be presented to two generals, one of whom
must be teetotaller, and the other to one
who never INDUCED in profanity. General
Williams, Chief Of General Meade's Staff,
took the anti-profanity cap, and General
Hunt the temperance cap A great deal OF
fun is made about the distribution of these
presents, but a great deal Of honor and credit
belong to the gentlemen who wear them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20
People's Board Of Brokers.
VIRGINIA, Friday, Februu

VIRGINIA, Friday, February 70.
GOLD HILL DISTRICT. - Monitor. 50 bid
asked; Virginia Express, 81 bid-l4 asked Bull
lion, So bids asked Cuba, 80 asked; North
American, S9s bid-lli asked; Hawkeye orig
inaD SIS asked; Gilmore, 81 bid asked; Mi
antonomah, SIP bid-l2 asked; Napoleon, bid
3 asked Keystone, $50 bid-5O asked.
VIRGINIA DISTRICT. Ponce de Leon, 81 bid
Il asked; New Orleans, So bid-l0 asked; Osce-
ola, bid-9 asked: Shamrock, sic bid 100
asked; Chollar, S3l2 hid; Winfield Scott, -
asked; Virginia Hill, So asked; Honduras, 3 bid
3 asked.
FLowERY DISTRcT-Lady Bryan, S52 bid
81 asked; Yankee Blade 81 bid-l2 asked.
ALPINE DIsTRICT-George Law, go asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20

MANAGEMENT OF HoKsEs.-Neyer attempt
to clean or otherwise disturb your horse
while he is feeding, unless you want him to
bite or kick; but when you clean, take him
out Of the stall and make a business Of it.
Tie your horse in the centre Of the stall, un-
less you want him to do as most horses do,
drive more on one rein than the other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20
Pho neer Omnibus

lOrnoun, WIN .-----l :.
] Rolhemus II Co. -. 81
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Pioda, Paul.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-20

RELY on YoURsELP.-A mans best help
is in himself, his own heart, his own soul,
his own resolute purpose. The battle cannot
be fought by proxy. A mans mind may be
aroused BY another, but he must mould his
own STUFF, quarry his own nature, make his
effort, let him try again. Let him try bard,
try often, and he cannot fail ultimately to
succeed. No man can tell what he can do
until he tries, and tries with resolution.