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Bold Demonstration.

Nsw YORK, Feb. 29-The Times says We
have information of formidable offensive
movement by large force from the Army
of the Potomac which was initiated on
Saturday night, and may possibly be heard
from to day. The demonstration is very
bold one, but is in brave hands and will be
supported by powerful force.
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Erroneous.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The Star says:
We have authority for saying that there
is no truth In the report telegraphed to
the Philadelphia papers to the effect that
Provost Marshal Gen. Fry would to-day is
sue an order postponing the draft until tie
lst Of April I
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New YoRK, Feb. 29.-Thos. Tieston, OF
the firm of Strfford 4 Tileston died sudden
ly to-day of disease Of heart He was aged
81.
A special to the Post says Mr.. Stevens
OF the committee on Ways and Means, will
move to day that the committee on the
Conduct Of the War enquire into the cbarg'
es preferred against the Secretary Of the
Treasury by Mr. Blair. of Mo, in bis speech
on Saturday.
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The WEATHER has become much cooler
since our last report. The dawn yesterday
morning found mother earth shrouded in
the hoary mantle of snow. Sudden chang
es are so frequent Of late that our people
were not at all surprised. Indeed we think
they would be surprised to see two success
sive fair or disagresable days
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TIE Bill for the encouragement Of foreign
emigration to this State was rejected in the
House of Delegates yesterday. The Bill
provided for the appointment of an agent
whose duty it would be to visit foreign
ports ard mako known the advantages OF
this section Of country; also for the priut-
ing of q number of books lin foreign Ian,
guages), describing the position and wealth
of Western Virginia. A number OF mem
bsrs thought it would be the best policy to
secure to our own people feeling Of safety
before we invite foreigners to take up their
abode here The vote stood rs nays to IA
yeas.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate


r,xxtfne IL q dssa & trust rads 81 Sfrothaf 6rsv
DdB Chs<lsssW RnssSu datsd Tie I'll day d HsXrS.
srv lass and recorded in the oce Of the Rsoords r
Ohio county, In deed book IS, folio So Also BY virsus
al An order 81 the County Court Of Ohio county, nads
On the Cd day q Hes.nseE. ises aad sntssd Il eeae
book So folio l5s, whereby the undersigned vas an
pointed Trustee IN sid desd IN TIA plaes q d ms
ssl. win proceed N Tussday, tAs1s< day q March,
1884 At 10 O'Clock A. u. as ths pnt doqr Of "a Gent
House in the city Of Whaling IN aid county, % ssA
Uven this lot thas b good 4seling ho1Ss szd nseS
sary out houses. The title l. believed to be psrfsct
TKRm:--0na-third cash, the balance An two equal
ins bond With good sscuriy with intsrest from the day
of sale and lien being retained the property Coz
tie sscx1ritv of the deferred peymsnta FetTs
80 ~ - N. RICHARDSON, Trustee
WuKlNs, Jan. Ss-Dtd
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Trust Sale Of Valuable Ground
on Union and Fifth Streets
in Wheeling, with a Brick,
- House on it.

TN pursuanes af Deed of Trust made to me, by
i Jefferson L. Sangston, by Deed Of Trust, and
which Deed Is recorded in Ohio County, shall n
the sth day of March, next, at the Court House
for Ohio County, sell at public sale, TO the best
bidder the following real estate to wit: Lots Nos.
g 10, il and IL, situate in ]. g. Ritchiss addi.
ton 10 wheeling, together with four adjoining
lots Of ground In the addition to Wheeling called
Buena Vista, and which adjoining lots are Nos.
4, g, and TO- in Square No g, aud which proper
Streets, East of Fifth street and North Of Union
street, andis now In ths occupancy Of Alderman
Robinson.
TERMS OF SALE, srs-ons-h half in cash, and
the residue "a six months, with interest from day
Of sale purchaser giving note with good security
for the same, Title and Deed retained till pur-
chase money all paid. Z.JAC0B, Trustee
fsb3 I'd -.-------- AZ
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Lieutenant General.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The bill reviving
the rank of Lieuteant General wassigned to-
day by the presiding officer of each House,
and only awaits the Presidents signature to
become law.
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ELopKMESr.-We understand that our
handsome friend Mr.. Geo. s. Ross, the gen.
tlemanly clerk at the Mcclure House, COM
mittsd matrimony last Saturday under
rather peculiar circumstances. His intend
ID bride, Miss Lizzie Hickman, was board
ing, with her mother, in the Hotel and, AZ
the course of true love never did run smooth,
Mrs. Hickman was bitterly opposed to the
projected marriage. Last Saturday. ander
pretence of taking buggy ride, Ross start
ed with his lady for West Alexander. the
Gretna Green to which ell prosecuted lovers
in this ncigbborhood resort. Soon after he
had started, Mrs, Hickman suspected the
object of his buggy ride and set out in hot
haste imp ursuit of the fugitives. However
Ross had about half an hours start and
succeeded in having the marriage knot &C.
curely tied. He was returning with his
wife when, short distance this side of
Alexander, they met the disappointed aud
irate mother. She drove her carriage in
front of bis, completely blocking up the
road and, uttering ell manner Of such threats
as an offended parent only can use to him
who had robbed her of her daughter, she
, prang from her carriage to the ground
Fortunately for our friend, but still unfor-
tunately for all, in the leap to tho ground she
sprsined her ankle badly and fell helpless
by the roadside. Imagine the situation and
"pbancy the pheeliuks " of our hero. Like
good Samaritans, he and his fair bride as
sisted the lady to her carriage again and
drove leisurely back to the city. The same
evening when the pain Of the injured limb
had been somewhat assuaged, Ross and his
wife visited the old lady in her room and
she, amid many tears, at last relented and
made the young couple happy BY her ma.
ternal blessing. -------- ~
We wish our friend and his CONNIE
bride many years of happiness, and trust
that they may never for onsmsmsnt regret
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1EtbGRi.PHIt:..
OsClock. IN.

/
AIRY Of the Potomac Moving.
New York. Fsbs1 29.--Thso Tribune's
special from Washington Of the 18th, Gays:
A portion Of the Army Of The Potomac
moved yesterday and was ia successful I'D
vance day. - - sga.fsog l@ N31EsF
The financial amendments proposed to
the national currency act BY the Comptrol.
Ter of tho currency, require national banks
to redeem their circulating notes in the
city If N. T., at small discount. Fixes the
uniform rate Of z per cent interest through
out the U. s. Reduces the lawful money
reserve to be kept on hand from - to 10
Der cent for country banks and from IS to
20 percent for city banks. It makes pro
vision for the closing of banks whenever
the owners of twO-thirds of the capital de-
mands. It requires at least 1000 CAPT
tarfor banks in the country and $200, 900 in
the city, and requires an amount Of bonds
.,uai to one-third Of the capital stock paid
no to be kept on deposit with the Treasur-
er Of the u. 8. whether banks takes circu-
lation or not. ~ Iss.,- a1.g..,7.,
" The Gold Bill. ra1g
The Heralds Washington special Of the
18th, says. 1t is expected that the gold bill
will be brought up in the House tomorrow
as it can be done then by two>thirds vote,
on any other day Of the week by unanimous
consent will be required to take it up out
of its course. It appears that notwith-
standing the action Of Mr. Stevens in regard
to the recommendation adverse to the pas
sage of the bill, four of the most intuen tial
members of the committee are earnestly in
favor of the measure 1t will probably be
SO amended as to require the sale of surplus
gold to be made in open market, but with
out any restrictions requiring previous nc
tice, and sale to the highest bidder. The
ultimate passage Of the bill is regarded as
beyond doubt
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Hnld QuotafionR.

NEW York, Feb. ~
Gold opened At 81 Ia, and closed dull at
69H -----.
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100000 men. We had over 10000. men

500, 900 men. We had over 10000 men
now siessdy undsr this .eall.-..--sa..~-ssssss-..
3, Nr. Fesssndsn objected " haYera bill u
such Importance Isl this cine esfcre q
without the recommendation of the depart
msnts, land If We swsnld isgislsts without
such sanction we should get ourselves into
trouble. He moved hat she blu be rscom-
mitted to the Military Committee
Mr.. Sherman thought II the Secy Of War
wished this extension Of time for psymeat
of bounties he should say, So in writing to
US. Hewould oppase Il without such an
endorsement. sa1s8 z-szs g batsa sS1t ZYATT
Mr. Lane, Of Ind, concurrsd with Shef
Mr.. Nesmith offered an extension Of time.
Mr.. Wilson thought the bill should go to
the Senate Finance Committee, but the
Military Committee found 1t on their table
this morning and brought itbefore the Sen
ate az it came from the. House with the
clause extending the payment Of bounties to
April lst- The bill wss rscemmitted to the
Military Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. CONFESS II was resolved
that 10000 copies Of the report of the COM
nittee on freedman and slavery with the
accompanying bill are ordered to- be printed.
q l. i Il u
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"CATERwAULING !"-We are tempted to
make the inquiry. What's the use of cats7
To be sure, there is bitter to every sweet.
There was serpent in the Garden of Eden
and there are from 18, 900 to 10000 of these
four-legged plaques in the gardens and Rdens
Of Wheeling. Every retired widow lady
has at least four of these interesting mid,
night warblers. A cat convention occurs
every night in our back yard, and the "ani-
miles are, we presume, like midnight plot
tiers at the Republican conclaves, making
resdy for some gallant exploit Let the
street lamp lighters, or some other bsnsvo-
lent individual, gather these "caterwaulers'
up into sacks and transport them to the
Army of the Potomac, to forw reserve
corps for the defence of Washington. We
are not troubled with white mice, but it is
gray cats that af1ict US. What formula in
or homeopathic will extirpate
them9 A categorical answer is requested.
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Commissioners Sale of Real
e Estate in Brooke Coun-
{ - ty, West Virginia.

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
ID County rendered in cause therein depending, on
the 18th day Of December, 1865, wherein Edward Smith
plaintiff and Joseph H Pendleton, Daniel Polslsy
day. the l4th day Of Mach 1854, at the front door
of the Court House. for Brooke County at ten O'Clock
A. NJ proceed to sell at Public Auction that parcel Of
Land lying on Buffalo Greek and the Wellsburg and
Bethany Turnpike, containing eleven acres more or
less, and commonly known as the WOODEN Factory
property, and lying about mile or mile and half
nom Wellsburg. in said County. ~ .a
TERMS OF SALE-TeI per cent on the amount
thereof CASH. the balance on credit Of four eight and
twelve months with interest from the day Of e the
purchaser giving bond with good security for the defer
red payments. g asE Ns3 llls-
Feb. =, 64-Dtd n RICHARDSON,
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TIE RIVER was rising slowly last evening,
With an excellent boating stage. y!
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I,ODRuNe Ierae Cod IisA hast rseQtysd By
NAXWELL, Campbell Z IINeLk-
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We wish our friend and bis connie
bride many years Of happiness, and trust
that they may never for one msmsnt regret
the circumstances which led to the sprain
ed ankle.
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HOUSE.

H u ~
Mr. Julian, of Indiana, introduced q bill
to secure to persons in the military and na
val service homesteads in confscated aud
forfeited estates within the insurrrectionary
districts. Referred to the, Committee on
Public Lands. d = = ~ - &
Mr., Ross, of Illinois, offered q resolution
that the pay Of officers and soldiers in the
army and navy be increased about thirty
three per cent, and that the Committee ON
Military Affairs be instructed to to report
such bill Immediately 1873 va
Mr.. Arnold asked leave to offer resolu
ton enquiring into The expectancy Of pat
ting rebel prisoners at work in order that
they may arm a livelihood while in our
hands. 5ci> IA O. 4 sIE9iT2mE
Mr.. Blair, OF Missouri, objected.
More than an hour was here consumed in
rehearsing a joint resolution heretofore
passed, authorizing the Clerk CT the House
to purchase the copyright Of Humans Di'
rectory Of Congress. y fsET AZ
SPECIAL REPORT.
The House passed the bill reported from
the Q, mmittee of Ways and Meaus last
week, and which was then published, Al
thorizing change in the form of part Of
the law authorized by the act of March
last. ~ ahf 5ftt - &
NorE.-This is the bill for the issue OF
$500, 100000 S 40 bonds. 3 .lt.a l9
MIR. Wilson, of Iowa, introduced bill
that each and every person indebted, OF
who may become indebted to the United
States prior to July first, 1855, on account
of duties on imports, may discharge one
tenth OF the amount Of such Indebtedness
by payment in Legal Tender Treasury
Notes OF the United States. Also bill
providing that the provision of the act OF
August, 1861, which authorized direct
tax of $40, 100000, shall be suspended un
til April LIST, 1867. Both bills were referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
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TIE AxTIcnArEp INyAsIoN.-Almost ev.
cry day We hear it stated that this section
ofcouhtsy isacon, q be deselatsd By an in.
vasion Of tbs Confsderates. A gentleman
from one Of the mountain counties was in
the city yesteoday, and while converting
with friend, remarked that ho had several
hundred head Of sheep On his farm which
he would sell 1t half price, - the enemy
would be on his farm within . month. he
said he was on the lookout for farm in
Pennsylvania or Ohio, and would move
there il he was certain the Oonfsderates
would not overrun those States during the
raid. From almost every quarter We learn
that raid win soon be msds, and thst
Wheeling, and the borders Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania will Do dssolated. The story
has become . bysword of late
Wsdo notywish toftighten our people. We
would not have them think we believe one
half these wild stories of an invasion. We
cannot see what the story is founded upon
We hear of no movements which would go
to prove that such an idea is entertained IN
Dixie. We see no preparation being mad
by any of the guardians of the territory
to be desolated, and therefore conclude the
whole story is russ. @-+ IS
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3aEasns o2 OS E;sS r9gzt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23

COmpany.-NOtCr.-At meeting OF the Board
Trustees OF the above company held May 10th. lS'+,
assessment No. 10 Of Fifty (UI Cents per share was
levied payable to the Secretary ai his office. Blue
Wing Saloon, opposite Maynard Floods Bank,
Gold Hill. BY order of thu Board Of Trustees;
L. A. HAUCk, Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23
FOR SAT,F-

TTIAT DESIRABLE LOT CORNER OF MAIN
J. and Crown Point Street, known "a the What
Cheer Hotel lot Il feet on Main street. depth l feet.
For Terms apply To +. HARRIS,
my26 nj Clothing Store Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23

Knight Gold and silver Mining CO.-An
assessment OF Fifty Cents per share on each ani
every share Of the capital stock OF the Knight Gold
and Silver Mining Company was this day levied,
payable Immediately in gold and silver coin TO the
Secretary at his office. BY order Of the BOard Of
Trustees DUSOIS WOOD, Sec'y.
Gold Hnl, May 2S, 1861. myaH-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23
lnrdnnelie CnmpnnY.-An nssessment Of

DardRnelie COmpany.-An assessment Of
Three (S3) Dollars per share waS this 10Th day OF
Juue lSl, levied upon each and every share of the
capital stock Of the Darisnelle Gold and Silver
Mining Company, payable TO the Secretary mmc-
diatcly in U. 5. gold coin.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
CHAS. B. GOODRICH, Scc'y.
l,nl I,,r,n Ii lAE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
NOTICE.-C. VI. Taylor, b. Davis, NJ

NOTICE.-C. VI. Taylor, b: Davis, VI.
Gunner, WIN. Davis, y; Mcnther ThOs. SGOtlatlu'
f. j. Dunn and Geo. L. HOugh, will take notice that
the Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company, cor
poratiOn under the laws Of Nevada Territory, own
ing In common with you the mining claims located
January 18th. $50, as the Wisconsin Company, and
the claims located on January 2Ith, lSih, by {. VI.
TAYLOR T. j. Baker and J. IL. Woods, aS the southern
extension of the Wisconsin, in the Gold ll Mining
District Storey county, y. T.. and now a incorpo-
rated under the name OF the Wisconsin Consolidated
Mining Company, have paid and assumed an ihdeDl-
encSS up 10 May ah lS6i, and since the Gnic OF M
corporation, OF Six Hundred and Twenty-Five pOl-
lars (Sij) which amount has been expended ana as,
sumcd in the actual ami necessary working Ot sal"
mining claims -,
Act OF the Legislature uf the Territory oi NcNada'
approved December 18th, lS62, entitled An Act en-
pOwcriIg Corporations and Associations for hlilns;
10 sue Individual members, also an Act approved
February ath lSi'i. entitled An Act Tor the encOuT-
agcmcmt oil Mining, ,"ssuts Will he brought bydhe
Wisconsin Consolidated Mining Company I" recover
from each OF the above named parties, the amounts
due and remaining unpaid by each OF them FcSPcG,
Vrly as hereinafter set iOrth unless the same SHAH
be paid on or before June 9th lS"i. IhH amount amount
due by G. NJ. Taylor on two hundred AMI twenty
iivc lS22D feet, Is ItH-StN dollars ami twenty-five
1856 ~. The amount due by b. Davis on eighty
seven and One-halr feet (>5 Is twcntyonc dollars
amount due by VI. GUNNER on clehiy-Scvrll anu
Onehalf feet iSIi.) Is twcniy-Onc dollars aud clShtS-
seven and Ouc-llalG ctntSS2l Sis}. The amount Tue
by VIM Davis hundrc'. aull MY feet, U.s., Is
thrty-<rvcn S-ltO dollars tSS7 jDl. The amount due
BY \. Wcnthcr on eishty-Scven and 0ne'aali icei,
(S1l.) Is twcnty-Ouc dollars and cighty-ScvrlI and
uIIc-tsl! cents lS@l S7is) The amount due by ThoS
Scotland on cirhty-Scvcu AMI onc-haf feet, (>g) Is
twcnIy-Ouc dollars ami cighiy-SCvcn and 0ne-hai
cents iS.l Sill The amount iiuc by +. J. Dunn on
rghy-Srvcn and unc-half feet ts7!el Is twcnty-onc
dollars and cGhty-Scvrn and nnehaI cents lS2 SI's)
The amount due by Geo. {. llOugh, On ct-hty-scvcn
AMI unc-halC feet (s7sl IS twrnty-0ne dollars anu
cishty-Scvcn and orc-half cents l$2l S7ia.
By order Board Of Trustees.
GEO. q. BURNETT. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23

LORD John Russell's wife had been a
widow-a lady of dignifed and ample pro-
portions and presence. His lordship is OF
slender stature; hence he was called by
the wits the widows mite. "Oh, eX-
claimed an American lady to whom this
witticism was related at dinner party of
English gentry, "I now see how 1t came
to pass that his lordship was cast into the
treasury"
The tree planted by Garibaldi in the
garden of the Poet Laureate recently, had
two of its branches torn off shortly after.
It was carefully watched by Mr.. Tenny-
sons gardener until after dark, but be-
tween bedtime on Saturday and the
morning of Sunday was so mutilated that
the beauty of its foliage is permanently
and seriously marred. The tiny tree itself
possessed previous interest of association
i was valued for the circumstances under
which it had been procured and presented
to Mr.. Tennyson, who has now the mortiti-
cation of feeling that its crowning honor
that of being reset by Garibaldi-has been
its bane. Whilst the injuries done to this
plant (HTeilingtonea gigantea) were being
pointed out to the present writer, he heard
with modification of the indecent intrusion
to which Mr.. Tennyson is exposed.
Strangers are found from time to time
seated in his garden, peering in at his
windows, wandering freely through his
grounds. From the lawn in front, when
conversing with his family in assumed pri-
yacy he has, on casually looking I'D, dis
covered an enterprising British tourist
taking mental notes of his conversation
from the branches of tree above. Mr..
Tennyson has been compelled to make
fences, raise embankments, train foliage,
and in fact half fortify his house, and in
spite of all is not permitted to enjoy what
any of our readers so circumstanced would
expect to enjoy as thing of course-the
quiet freedom of country house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23
THE EVENING NEWS.
THE SANITARY

Gently gliding, smooth and warm,
Basxing in the sunbeam's quiverr
All unruffied by the storm,
Flows the Sanitary River. .r.
Here the course is ever true,
Here the reckonings never vary.
None but Mercy's chosen crew
Pilot on the Sanitary.
Launch the vessel, fill the barge
With an overhowing measure;
Trust II in the Pilots charge,
Angels bless and guard the treasure.
Bring the purse, and bring the mite
Hearts are kim though means may vary;
Coin. and Dust, and Bnllion bright,
Freightcd on the Sanitary.
Every ounce may save life,
Every dime may soothe the signing.
Every dollar in the strife ..
Find a hero MANNED or dying.
Let us Join the noble train
Cast our bread upon the water
We shall find il all again,
After many days Of slaughter
We shall see it in the throng-
VictOrs from the battles crescent:
We shall hear it in the song
OF the soldier cOnvalescent.
We shall feel 1t in the pride
Of UniOn--foes derided;
OF country purified,
Ransomed, saved and undivided.
Ransomed all from Slavcry's rod,
From the Torrid TO the Frozen;
Every acrc-FrcedOm's sod.
Every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chosen.
Bring the clothing, bring the slips
Silver bars the stream can carry;
Little boats, and freighted ships,
Sailing on the Sanitary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23
STEWART G. BALDWIN.

ATTORNEYS A. AT LAW,
Virginia, N. +.
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BN OTlltr q. IIe DUATI UI ITISlttS, -.
nlaygtd II. {. BROOKE, Scc'y.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY. june
gth l~;I at Sn'ClnCS Pm by oulcr ot The Boari OF
Trustees jnlOtt H. c. BROOKE, Sec'y.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, June
nth i>t;i at o'clock Pm by OrIcr "i the Bnari OF
Trustees lu.l I'll II. e. BRnukE. Scc'y.
Dartianclle Gold and silver Mining Go.
N accordance with
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23
Crnsns Gold md silver Mining CA

CrGsus Gold and silver Mining Coat
meeting Of the BOari of Trustees Of the above
named company held this day an assessment oi Five
Dollars per share on each and every share OF the
capital stock Of said company Was levied, payable
Immediately to the Secretary In coin at his Office,
kOrn'S store, Gold Hill. BY order Boarl Trustees.
J. PFOUTZ, Scc'y.
Gold HILL Nav - lSl mIy2J M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23

Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm OF Prall 4 Brown Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. johnson s. Prall will collect all
outstanding Indebtedness and pay all the debts OF
the company A. b. BROWN, .
j. s. pRALL.
The business will he continued Mt the old stand by
johnson $. Prall. Thankful for the patronage here
toforc extended. he sOclts a continuance Of the
same. J. s. PRALL.
Gold Hill, June 9, lS6f. In9 M