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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
A N arvelLous Story.

/ was bred up il the dislike Of the marve'
loua, or the stupidity wonderful, as nv unc.
caAed it. / must relate an anecdote in poin
Some gentlemen were dining together anc
relating their travelling adventures; one c
them dealt so much on The marvellous thu
it induced another to give him lesson.
Il was once" said he, engaged in a ski.
mishing party in America | advanced TO
fer, was separated from my friends. and sa
three Indians in pursuit Of me the horror
Of the tomahawk in the hands Of angry say
ages, tool, possession of my mind. | consC
'red for moment what was to be done
most of US love life; and mine was both pr
cious and useful to my family; | WI
swift of foot, and fear added to nv speed
After looking back. for the country was a,
open one, | at length perceived that one q.
my enemies had outrun the others, and tie
we'll known saying Of divide and conque.
occurring to me, sackened my speed auf
allowed him to come up we engaged in mu
tuaI fury. hope none here Blowing to his
ouditors) will doubt the result in few mc
ments he lay a corpse at my feet. In thi,
short space of time the two Indians had ad
vanced upon me, so l again took to my heels
not from cowardce, | can in truth declare
but with the hope of reaching neighbor-
ing wood. where knew dwelt tribe friend
y to tine English; this hope, however, was
orced to give up, for on locking back, l saw
lne Of my pprsuers far before the other. /
"a ted for him, recovering my almost exhaus-
ed breath, and soon this Indian shared the
ate OF the frs: i had now only one enemy to
y,.if E,,t I C-,I {, -, L D.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
E. N. SANFORD.

Bannock City, Directly Opposite City Hotel,
ENINE Watches Repaired aud rated by Chro
L. nometer Time. Having had mauy years ex
penehce in the largest houses in San Franciscn. |
reel confident that can give perfect and entire
81 stacton to all who may favors me with. their
patronage. All kinds Of JewelEy made to order
in the bes5smanner. q sa1'I a-.Sa 49,
-as ALL WORK WARRANTED. Is O..
Bannock City, September Ist, 1868 ~ re Itf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
WARI MANA WAR-ftf-

J. MONROE & BRO, WHOLESALE
zoos 9And retail dealers in General iasiqs2
'-3 @ a'AFr2 MerchandiSe, a8 sF aHoa
ZElF7A We now oh1hauai and are eonstantIv re-
i a ceiving large invoices of Dry Goods, Gro.
ceres, Clothh'g and in fact everything addpted
to tie wants Of a mining community. I,ocatpd
on Main Street, opposite the Idaho saloon. IF
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09

An oED JOKE, LA geH:lebaa, poPpidgR
eadthrodgh a4atlors shop window, iex1aia =
observation-disclosures is it by your lapboard ,
Upon which the tailor lifted up bis lopboa
and sttuch him blow on the head, answeri
ut has Just Struck one =
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
Sign of the EEnrtar.

E. LEE. 30. H4'' q"
II As an excellent article of VINEGAR for
y 4 sale at the srrlyce. Beer Shop upper enddf
Main Street, Bannock City. 49,. Sent %. 1tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09

Many people drop tear at distress who
would do better to drop a sixpence.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
4}Oi5c Nem5 Bob Oflc.
DOOK. CARD, AND JOB PRINTING OFFIC
D-East Hi BannOck CITY.


The proprietors beg leave to announce to Il
people of Bannock City and vicinity, that the
Ihavea varied and complete assortmentof PLAID
and ORNAMENTAL JOB AND CARD TYPES
which make their facilities forexecutng all kind
OF plain and ornamental printing unsurpassed
any Office in the upper country. All orders f.
jobs will be executed with neatness and dispatc
~ Job Work must be paid for before it is
ken from the office
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
JAMES NJ. BLOSSOM & %.

ssZ fg3 no 80 ga.aa saa TssHeyare
O " ~ IA haa4q'ng Oregon.
W. HOLESAfE and Retail DeaIersin Grocer
Wy less Progifiens.1 Dry Goods. UhtEabrs
Boots and Shoes, &c. Miners and otIers yyjIl f;nd
a good a5s6rtntehtin'out store We viii sell1qr
the lowest rates for cash. Ia ta5asfa ssgh srltf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09

/ THE SAINTS ON THE PACIFIC SLoPE.-El-
der GeP. Dykes, missionary from the re-
organized Church OF Latter Day SAINTS, under
the Presidency of young Joseph Smith, the
son of Joseph the martyr. so-cailed. has ar
rived in SACRAMENTO city from Salt Lake, and
! proposes to hold forth soon in advocacy of
his. peculiar faith. The following are among
the articles of belief and to which Brigham
Young and his deluded followers are opposed;
We believe in God, the Eternal Father
and in his son Jesus Christ, and in the HOLY
Ghost, which beareth record Of the Father
and the Sgn-.whch Father, Son aud Holy
Ghost are one God, Infinite and elecnal, with,
out end. Amen. We believe in faith, re.
pentance and baptism by immersion for the
remission Of SINS aud in the laying on o
hands. on all baptized persons for the gift OF
the Io!y Ghosts in the resurrection of the
dead and eternal Judgment also, in the sac
rament Of the LORDS Supper, the emblems Of
The flesh and blood of our blessed Lord and
Saviour, Jesus Christ. These we hold as the
nit;atary ordinances Of the CHURCH. We be-
ieyg in The ordinance OF the washing Of feet
John, chap. kin and that all the members
II the Church should add to their faith virg
le8s, bHothery klHduess and charity and
nat it is the gifts and blessings Of the ancient
possible Church We believe all men owe
OBEDIENCE and allegiance to the laws of the
ountry in which they i've aud that rebellion.
worse than the sin of witChCrafC, which IN
Iden times was punishable with death. We
eliete that polygany originated in the fatni-
of old Cain, who introduced into our world
luFder, idoatfy and witcheraft. That,Lanl-,
ii, who was himself a double murderer
5en. ~, 49, 23), and the sixth, in direct
ne from Cain, was the first poIyeamist on
lis earth; and thatithe doctrine ia only q.
he OF haroarism. The doctrine originating
that accursed family cannot now produce.
lything among those who practice it but
w, strilei jealousy, discosd, contention,
isery and death ;raud that many of the fair
.ushters Of Eve have sunk through it into
premature grave, havngtheir hearts pierced
tn deep sorrow" if gypsy PM
The GOVERNMENT PRINTING: OFFICE, AT
g Government Printing Office there are
out SEQ nahiesa on the payroll including
n. w5men and children. There. are ll2i
in.the Congressional department:
James English or5man, and John H Gun
,gham assistant. In the Executive depart
ut there are 30 compostors- -FrafIzoni
eran. In the bindery room there are 60
n and 60 aomen--George P. Soft. foge-.
Il, and J. Harvey Roberts assistant. The
lers are employed in The drying, wettng,
rbling aud iob-rooms a considerable
nbsr Of y3ung women are enployed.i in the
SO rooms to feed the white sheets to the
.ases. .4e.2a#E5E
An otD JOKE, LA gea.le6an, poppiagk
.dthrOlIehl al aiiars sl1on Windowi nxclain
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-09
DQTsE MEms AGENTg.

BAXNo0K CIrY-Fenry II. Knapp carrier and
general agent, to whom tH dies are payable IA,
pers are also for sale at the once of Wells, Fargo
Z Co., At the Salt Lake Express Company at
%vnnerton's book store and RoSeaberg's variety
3tpra. .
LAosEvu.lE-J2nes HSwleg. e'rricr and gen
raj agent, II wh2m all dues TOR subscriptions are
1ag45Ie papers are also for ale II The nf5ice Of
Wells Fargo and Co. and at Schr2de9 & Timers
book eto.e.
Cag7ssrlL1.g-P, ". Johnson, at Wells. Fargo
I Cas-
PIoNasa Ctrr-Alfred siocun, at Wells, Fargo
ijCn,'s.
W4LLA WAL1t-E. E. Kelly.
w ATIILA--Z F. MoO8y
PoNTIAHo-# y. Chapman, jr., and Tracy
ling.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
(LicOnsed by the Gosernmehtj)

REx5T cRo6sE's Adysy,iPcmep
a another column. %s' = s-'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
% si.. AZ. z r. 8 .. :,
Agule:ss. Cure,

90 ,.y...
t9igTnlttem Eevsr, or Pm FeTer E ann nnSuS,
pn..l aas:.i 'ts..J.cis az utlions
iIsSSsShe. and Tiiious Feyers, 1ndssd
Sor tie whole ciSss Of d Iseases orIEInat-l
iug lss biiiaFy desatig snacHt, eaassd ,byl
thc Malaria OF DIiasllntic Cophtyies, ~,
,Dsss n Va, ,,,s community !,
~ s,,;c, I'M. /, ,n,ss No aLoyc somnlsi;,,s
IN .;,., Mi bnr,,,icss 81 ph
VA s',s tsn,s ,y 1. ;rt,,1 shic n, dis,yef2s
gts ,ssn st,;;s,,SS 1a;sos.leSs nrssa;ls Yliis
~. ~ lsavrN
SI,,.e Se,,, ,I@ sss,crn and proyen,s the n.
ssiopn,ent Of ti.c dsessc, Il taken on The fTst ap-
proac1 ii ii preTqnit6ry syi6ptchs lItisnotoniy
lhcbest rtmody rrer yct discovered for this class
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
NuMBERuELEyENH hsa q

" NJ a h. - - ~ -. ~. 7.
.lfra. Candle ostgcesti dat hsr dear -n'oH
d, ,es ,shONld HcOms and line with them" o
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
Anndrl,:-In Advance Y
NO TO-

.AgG0od Criticism upon 'ths 0uaksrs@
or WAsn.GGToS, January 6.
sdMslH lHausyof llhaiaia, a,sprssentetlaiSo
of the Society Of Friends 49,,
of Eastern Indiana and ~ estefn '''''
phio, adopted in ConyS1eions satH q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21

Ii AlPfTfFuL SpBcTacLB IN THE SEEAdi
ATE, - The House presented y piti,le
[fdl lspectscle to. day, ,.when the death,s
| of Senator Bowden, of Virginia., y
was announced. After the custere'S
mary eulogy'from a Virginia nlems
Ebsr; o. Republican member fromtheTq
,Westngot pp,s not sober, if apqtss
drunk, and began all sorts of gyrai, !,
EtionS, and gestfculatioifs, wh7eiir pa
Isoon indicated that II che was ai6tot
drunk, hewas notIsobsEls A---.dsS
L Gonsidermgthat the Republicans ~
lolaim all, the religion. and all tho a
tmorais Of the country, and all the ~
iedueation, and all the leatnihgs1 ~
and that hitherto, not even slave,
| holding lbarbarians have ever pre-
sented, this. sort of a spectacle III
Congress-we may doubt whether \
IAbolitionism K really refinement .
land ivilizationaI Another IReppt-22
kliean member shuMed him off, and a
relieved the ,Honse, from. the spec
ltacle,-[Wa ashihgton Correspond t.aA
pfa- Three English boys at. HUI "a.
upon reading "Dick 'Turpin, "@ ="
greed To, Become fobbefs and rnui 20
fdererss azAiften Gommithnglasories 10
lIbf:theftsandab oonlpany,It
tthey were disceycrcd, and arrested, d,,s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
Fred Douglass and the iUr

.
The. Republican negro FHED,
DOUGLASS, in late letter, speaking
Of men of his color, said: ::"1'I bsselo
4 "They had already come to thniEe
that the little finger of dear oldios
John Brown was worth more to 4,
the world than all the Shareholders "
in Virginia put together. WhatS9
business tLcu have we to fight 'foti
the old Ulion? We are not figLtseI
| ing if9r. it, We larol SglhtiAp,g teEew
than the old Union. We aroAp
! fighting for pnitys unity oaiqoa,
unity Of sentiment, unity Of object,
unity OF institutions, inWhich there
shall be no Ncrth, No South, mo
East, mo West, no black, no swhite,aa
but, a ,solids rity of the natior, :.
tmakikg every Slave free, and every v
free man soter.p TApplausc.f soos
l. No comment, we think lis neededus
upon thatet Itsspeaks for itselfeiadgs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21

AIhHFtN@ftNNINrN
oSI WAsn!EGToS, January6.
|sdnf HaH6yof 1haiaaays spresentetla5So
Eapetitlog oGthc, Society Of Friends ,su,
of Eastern Indiana and &estefn
uhio. adopted in Conyeneionl Ell sE g
Richmond fndtana, dgOIhFiHe D
US followers Of, peace they Teai not
contribute ia, the support Of ltheJT
war, or In any way participate in
its spirit. 40 10 song gEl' tad3 90. oW
The above isi doubtless; intended s,,.
as a petition to escape the draft.
Nowtwe btlievei II is fundamental -
point in the faith of the Friends ala
or Quakers !hat no circumstances
whatever jnstiiy war; Butwehave 500
failed to see, since the commencetl O.
ment of the present calamitous
war, petition from that fraternity o.
for peace, or,even for a morebigilrssTg
ized mode, or purpose in waglpg -,
the bloody strife. " -. -. -.
'd'The fles Of Congress- from ss'
sWashington'sladministrat down ne
to the present revolutionary one, =
are loaded withpetitionsfronftn !
societies for th eaboHLio slavery. q
Yet they had not been callel upon =,
10 support THIS s'peculiar irstitt1-ao@ u
tion." 1t had the .peculiarityI Of Ig
not only being ,ablo to support
Iitself, but o very large part Of the s'''
civilized world besldesi Aud ita
pecuriality in this respect did not
stop short of the Society ofFriends,I
who have received immense aid
and comfort from it's productions. "a
Dut now, when their fundamental
faiths ipvolved in the policy OF n.sad
Government for which they are o-g
fcalled on to contribute men and =
money, there comes up from them
Eno cry of peacebin behalf OF ithatF9h
faithss 'H2theSwargis to go on woA
hope that those especially whosee ds
! acts and, words notoriously BELT, n
ftheir professions, TO "turu otber"'
other cheek when theCohe ID sinittt
4 tepsh'wia not be lexelnpteds fromldo
lriskings their precious persons d oiwskf
the, front Of our armies.ioor srer,sg
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
-. Tile Newburyport "Heral

tells us that formerly there ~ We're H'
supposed to be 10000 looms iemE
oyedWi6I Gashm ere ihthe shawl
|maautSctufe, eaclrlloommking ON
apaverage 6ye,iwhieh would give
an annual production Of 200, ,Q00l-5
The number has fallen of, 5howweesvi;
Eer, Of late years.. and the humber
bfloomsfs'i s'iiow estifnateaat $4,000,
bpfodnoingE abouts 6GO00ushnVls s.-es
What will shoddy do,3 .sAw sss rs,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21

odt ia bda ,ssssaiom 10 sniq a 1Ca
gnldiyTsvs 1Cf sotsr elqi4t eaes
1isds oisisuq ssuo s!tiil cid bHa od
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21

ERt hpmeS iathefhsysfd dsIpksgins.af .afeEis.
TIM best 'hsrry, yeF nothing Ike iis,SYen
dare say ROt2 No. i wasn't indeed, Caudle
Then, Il Dc dear II mothsr VI Va. Only titE ID, What
money lsEs Would u e ID bestli fadt lhei
you highsaltays have yOdnO&nnIss pkfkj
good, wholesome ale, Caudls; ahdvbstgOOd
itlivould do yeu' For you're not .strorg
0audle.
sAnd then dear mothers jams, and. pre-
asryea, loyeIt I own it caudle; It has often
gone to ny heart, that With cold meat you
haven't sl&Sys had = pudding. ,NOvs,if
mother was WithsusJ in the MISTER Gof fruit
ruddingi, she d make IL summerall the year
round. But | never could, sprsssrye7ngw
mother, does It, and for next to, no money
whatever What nice dogs,in. blanket she d
make FOR the childreni what's dogslihla.
blsnketti oh;e thsyreg dslieiouS,l as dear
mother mskes'em .yam nsmbar1 bns 1
s5Nov, you have tasted sElIrisha tsw. eau
dle2 You remember. that7 Come, you'rs
NOT asleep, you remember thAtf Md how
fond you SreaoL i'll ,EAhd IheSef can have /.
tmadelto please you'll NO~I ~hatareIiefto
me itwould be!itdeSr.n .notherwss always at
hand that, you might have agsteW when you
liked. What load itwould beotf my mind,
Again, Tor picklesl Not at al ike any,
body's else pickles. Her red cabbage, why
it's as crisp a. biscuit And then her wal,
nnuts; and hersll-sOrtsIn En- Caudle9 You
know hoHyou love pickles., aud how We
sometimss tif about emf Now il dear
mother was here, 4, word would never pass
between U.s., And I'm sure nothing would
make me hSppisr, fOr4youre not asleep,
caudleIL-forI oadtit bear ID quarrel, sean
love2t 51aem yISo ew ;i!sauih
The children, too, are, so fond Of her1--
And ,,he'd bs SUCH A;kelp 70 me With EN-
I'm sure with dear mother in the house, ]
shouldn't care a zig for meas les, or anything
Of the sort Asa nurse, she's such q trca
srrel&4 COT hRg $500 oot ftosaid
iS7And at her aims Of lifss IWhatlE needle
Fwsmanl, Andths ldarnihg snd mending fol
the children, it,really .gets, quite beyond ms
nov, Caudle. Now wit mother at my hapG
there would mt be 1 stitch wanted in che
houss.' 80 l'- 80 80 'r .
And then when you're OUT late, Caudie-
for 1 know you must be out late, sometimes
4 CANT expect you Of course, to be alwayl
at home-why then dear mother could sit VI
! for you, aud nothing would, delight the deai
.ori 40 rSmA s 10 ,9iQ'3H 7Q 36ca
And so, Caudie, love. 1othink dear moth
er had better come. don't your Eth, Caudle
Now, you're not, aslsep, darling; don't yol
think she had better Gomez You say No, a
gain2 You won't have her, you say. 70,
4 won't that's aAti caudlerT4 4can-Cau-dl
,l7TcanTdle7-, 7A ,sDdarIo0 10 .sac,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
Scrofula,a OF Kings Evil,

Is constitutional disease, a corruption Ofethe'
bloohg By which this fluid becomes Ni,iRtsd.s
wcaks and poor.a peing in AleseirculAtidn1 IL
poryad.s the whole body, and may burst out
In disease on aay part Of It. q No. organ Is free
from ia attacks, nor IS there oSe which II niay
not destroy, sThc scrofulous taint is yariousiy
caused by hlercufial disease. low living. dis
ordescds or tntheAltky food, impure air, iiltll'
and tllaly habits. tic depreSsiiis, vices Aands
above al, by tie xencrsil hHeftioh. Whats
cytfsbcsts 6risi,s sisliereditaryaiil the eons.
A:itdtioh deseqaAins iroai sarcgts tceiilyp }, ,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21

q Here, Mrs. eaadle," says Mr. Gin his
MS, s"suddenly vent into tears, and I went
to sleep '~''o = '1'' y ''' =" Y" " "a " =
i 90 Sgul4Ta ahs Jeroontinnasdh yaa suoa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-21
',' 9,aISZ59 ~ IIAYERE7S. ,lI.,. a1',.', ..'-
(0MpyIlA Extract Of SarSaparilla,

t0lip ll!iti EAtlGCI vi DaienpuI litnt
ne iaIl,1 cSgdt,iai fenedy which tie iaediesl
.iN .! oiir t:i.ics lcafi dGyisc for thi2 every
vlafc prevailing and fatal alulsdy. Il ijcora-
b:ncd from the most active remcdiais that lnve
b-rii discovered f,,rtho expurgat1roft this ioal
diS6rdcS from che blond, and TIE rrsc.,e OF the
systemlzifou1 liisfodedruetse consequences.
IiuIe II should sle lgnployul for lle spre Fl
TO. only Scrohlla but also those other aifeeI
,iopsTwhich arise from IT,, such as ERugrfys
and, SKiS7 DisEAsSs, ST. ANTHoSf's FihEs
RsSE, or JsRysipgryss, PIxplEs, PrsTur,Es.
rbSTc;iFs. BIZ ISIS hid Bolts, ftAYns, TRrfEh
aadsALr Rnstt H. 2 StAtbn Iftlb, RiScwoia,
RIlfrlS,s+,sN, Syr1ii!tric md MRGccMlAEDts'
gAsi9 Bf:oi.sf, u DysrErsfs,i DEuitIrrt ant,
indeed. q eG6xPk ksle4s ARRiEG TItoM SlTJA-
TED ON IxprnE DiOop. The popular bCl:ci
Ia - ispas.y ofthe b!e0d'i Is founded in trnth,
for sesohla is n dpgaasiionof the blood. The
paytac,las. purpose and virtue of this Snrsapa;; !;
rlla Is to purify and rcgcnerate this vital auid,
Nithoytwlirh sound health is impossible ~
eo,..4mhistia constitutions. ID 'D.a -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-12
February 5th, ga. I
oct or stolen.

A LONG; BLACK STOCK BOOK CONTAIN
Il ing the following stocks: As shares Ameri-
can Basin certificates, 9U7, 20 shares; 9oS, 10
endorsed by G. w. Turney 10 shares Contincn-
tal, cert No. IS; 10 shares, cert. 36-standing in
the name of D. n Jackson. shares Magnolia,
cert 100; Is shores, cert. Outstanding In the
name of 5. NJ Hunt. y shares Lee, cert, 20
standing In the name of S. NJ. Hunt. shares
Narragansett, cert. l2-standiDg in the name ana
endorsed by s. NJ Hunt; 10 shares Plat & King.
Also bond for 4 decd, signed by r. II. Wilson.
Also contract for 500 cords of wood, signed by
Hunt & ostron. The public ishercby cautioned
against buying or trading for my Of the above
mentioned property, as the transfers have been
stopped at the offices of the different companies
A suitable reward will be given for the return of
the same, at the NEWS Office.
fe9tf S.MHUNT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-12

Clinton s. L3H5bs G.. s. 9. M. Co..
Nptice.-A meeting Of thr stockholders Of tbs
above company for the election of Ofiic RI for tho
ensuing year will take place on MONDAY, the
18th day of March next, at the ofire Of the See.
rotary, at fold Hill. J. p WINNIE, Secy.
Gold Hill, Feb 9, 81 fc9 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-12
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board
VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, Feb. Il

VIRGINIA pTSTRIcT.-Al!cn $50 asked; Burn
ing Moscow, 500 asked; Harrison. V. l.. $50 bid;
Keuosha S. asked: Milton, S3I BIDS asked;
Moss S23 bid-23 asked; Osccola, Sl3 Asked Pride
of Washoe. SIS asked sutro. s. asked; Sierra
Nevada, $50 bil-l05 asked; United states, 81
aSied; Nightingale, Sc asked.
GoLp HILL Decentralization, 50 bid
asked; Branch Mint, Sll bid; Bullion, $50 bid-IO
asked: Baltimore American. SiS bid-Sf asked:
Bell Vernon. 50 bil-s asked Consolidated Co., $50
asked; Caledonia Tunnel, b asked; Cincinnati,
SIa asked; Colorado, 50 bid-6 asked; Dell. $50
asked: Frankell, 81 bid--lO asked; Golden City,
81 asked: Golden state, $40 asked; Original Hawk
eve, So bid asked; IIawkeyc No. l. $40 bid;
Justice, SIS bid-200 asked; Kentucky, 81 bid
q asked; keystone so hid; Kuickc-bocter, S22
bii-22 asked; Icon, 50 bil-l2 asked; Louis
vilie So asked: Mary Ann. So bid;
Mechanics Sc asked; North American Sl35 bid
l3s5 asked New Oregon Si4 bids asked; Napo-
leon 50 5ii-9 asked Pontiac $40 asked; Rock
Island sic bid-20 asked Stevenson Kehoe blt;
swczy Sljo asked; Tontine SIC bid-30 asked (;
Vesuvius So bid-S5 asked Victor Hugo so bill;
Victor Hugo. No. !. Sll bid-2O askrd; Yolo $50
asked; West Point So asked Etiingham Sl2 akd;
King Solomon SSIsked; White Dove SIG asked !;
Cuba 81 asked; Roman Eagle 81 80 bid II
asked; Lafayette Sl2 bid-3O asked; Orion So
bill.
FLowERY DIsTRIcT.-Atwill $40 asked; Capt.
tola SIS bid-20 asked; International 81 bid; La.
dy Bryan So 50 bid; Uncle Sam 81 bid-9 50
asked
PALMYRA Observation-Disclosures s35 bid
y asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-12
Summons

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, TERRI
ii tory of Nevada. county of Storey, 81 kniek-
erbocker Gold and Silver Mining Company, plain
riff against Lawrence OFT, defendant. The peo-
ME Of the United States of America in the Terri
tory of Nevada: to Lawrence OFT, greeting You
are hereby summoned to appear before me, .
Justice Of the Peace in and for Gold HID, county
and Territory aforesaid, at my office In tod hIi H.
on the Goth day of February, A. D., 1903, az ~
o'clock, A. ", OF that day, TO answer the COM
plant of Kniekerbocker Gold and Silver Mining
Company, wherein il claims to recover nom you
Thir;y-seven Dollars and Fifty-six Gents, money
paid out and expended for your benefit, as per
bill on file in my Office, and you are hereby not-
fed that if you fIil to appear and answer the
complaint as aforesaid, Judgment will be taken
against you for the said sum Of Thirty-seyen Dol
lars and Fiffy six Cents and c ssts of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand, this 2Ist day Of
January. 4. p. 1864. s. A. KELLOGG,
J. p 81 Gold Hill Precinct, Storey Co, y. T.