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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
G9lesmi9. &plffeinibe Mnaelea
Qenbeit..

Die 8prfeuuns Grantni6s unb 8ub'
lanrs eeatn has @ouadtn prsubtfdr
lruppsn In SltIanp fol- wsit went9sr
uo1prldli9 fsin als bic Dorfslun9 Gn9'
lorrs, ober aus Dem Cont Ter Dofumenie
lou psulli& nbenen, tos Rapolson peu'
fommen mint Has IL faRi. -
Nsuaact In 5elaein IF bon tsn Ddnsn
blodnt.
81 bdet. ete prsnstn bdttsa @nalane
BON ibrsr Mbf&t In Senntni6 e.{stt. auI
re Strung Grienista taIp stnsn @ner'H
III MAIDEN.
Die 5Rut&t(9e. @snnat G%erwfpon'
e,ns utIdrt. rat Osfrtt@ midi sataa
renis, einen %usri6 auf Stalisn III. ma
1en.
2ppentaaen, 81. Sch. Gin t6&f
%bsib,nrn, gun, 9bstt pttlsssnesr NutIab
aber BE polttit Gnelonrs wiou Ddnt>
mari felt 1907 tis auf bfsfsn @usenbltd4
ben Natpulonpet Dor eintssn Iaeen ous'
(6lsupsrte, bat erobe Ssniatipn uuttr7rsn
bi,foen Draanen Der ptefe be,pctBstsaat~-
OF BuItn8'i&e 3sttune II tnpt9ntrt-
-NeltsbIatu 9sbt pts tmu1tr ben 8srfsrter.
aane fdr Gasprtloneet, bsr "&5nteeelub"
bat cine @snnals0 sr{amrnlun8 ab8ebnI>
tel, unp sntraRn tas 8lutt a%ustutottrt.
Greli9 IL 20 Harl, .uern Gaserslanrst
rdtb, mon (plIe aus ben Gabnsn nit ben
Gmblsmsn Brttanntens4 bte mon .6et. Der
Mbri(e ser prinuGiu A~lsranera au=Gb'
rsu Gnalanb6 ousaefsdt, 0tuntsn fit
un(t,e Soipattt1 .na@tn, bsnn Fs. biz 6ab'
men, updren stue unaistee far 2~epsnbassns
6duler.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
@as ldft f@ bo9e8en etn=
meubcn

9n pie tiabsyies reputlifani{4e Yartej
IN zine Spa!tuna einReriRen unp is {tsinI
1a auRD(sn ~ noQsn. Die Ncmtnibras
tionspo1hi l@rsii rsebolb Bsrro'b nne
(1il, eis NarifoIen Beince Der Nspublif.
@pbsr esnn, Fraaen mir Die Neate'
run9epartst. lsne gpaltun92 2intoln
allsip pt. uraae. Die Rs:
pisrsnaapartd MIL 6srts eineo!n UNI
bsrn 9ineoln austn gum Yrafcenttn, BIT
Naritaltn absr wauen 6errn QtneoIu midi
neil Il. Jpn fir unfdbte uno feline Aomt
ninralion fly cen 9n,ereHen rsr Nation
aefabr,i1 baIan. uebsr 2ineo!n allc
auein pie Spa!tuna.
@tnn Ser 2insoln nun msbr patIio'
,ii4 ale islbRll@ti9 wdre, wenn It mtb'
2iebs ,ur &spubIit uap ~ unSsru Sou
uernenent, ale Gbr9eia unp 6err(6fu@|
be(dSe. 70 pdre 20 (ein. stnfn9e Yai@1.
Der Gaaeteatur far bie
prdNp.ntl@aft anrld5utrn
Ibdte q ras, 10 bdtt, re Opal
tun8 In Ger Yarte' Tin Gnee. UNI ne &r
bathing TT Yorttt feH q nod ru Be
bauptune Der eineolntttn ote sinSies &a,
tun9 per N.publit (sin.
6ino Die 2opalsu per excellence mirf
LID 10 PATRIOTIC, parum peyIan9en it
penn ni6t BON 2ineoIn, eab aurdd
tr.,? Sbrt Yrs0e, iosar BE "Qbito9c
Iribuns" uup DE "Su. @taots3eItun8",
mub 70 itlbft stnasteben. pnb TO-. 0r'mon|
Elm bt0srer prdfosnt mare aIs 2tnfo!n
20 bat pts(e YrsGe (tlbt nod Dor einte'n
Do@en bsmislsn, bab Qiueoln uno isin'
game Administration unfdbte unp per-
Dam munosuerib 1sisn. @bsr DE 9opaler
rtel.r Art penten an cer0ld&en ni@t. @t'
%opplauotren BEN 6 uno preii'r
feline Bdresrtuasnp. neil II ale Yrdfrsnt'
idofts< &antteat auriidostrttsn III, unit
(pstsn nun @ift unD @ous aeSsn Gr,'
mon t. neil g. na@pem e~tnjslne 9tdtte,
far Jpn beraue8elommsn fno, nt&t 9letd'
faas 5fsntli& ablsbut uno Ylab mad
flr 6errn 2infoln.' 81
Dtss suer gangs Erettrn, itr 6trrr
v2opaltn", IT 6%srrenpienf uuo 0erratl
ON Bolfe. Sbr esbt Dor. fir has a1et'
u,sins Bsfe ~ pirtsn unp wtrtt bloc 1a'
ten 85nte Ia, Gtad, bsr su& fattert.
Be(dbe 9ineoIn ftltf Gbr!iatttt, pa
tYfottsmus pptr tIpe u nfdnbtgfstt
10 mdete 1t %unbsbinBt Suridtrstsn. II
udrpe II 1ai&t button, eob (sintttne9sn BIT
pa.tet R& fpatist, bic tbn erwdbtt bat, q
muete ibpn 1urtidtvsten, peiI It lelbf BIT
@tfdbrIt&leH bes bopptlten Geru,tus bt'
Drdfibentf@aft Yurbeu, ansrfannt bat.
Stait bsn.r abr fsbt It bic game Reste'
%rungsmaf@tue fQr feline @teberertpdb lunaa
IN Bepssuns unb unter8rdbt bur@ A8t'
tattoueu ssotu bas fvete @ablrs@t ets
Boltes unb bur& bireften une iubtrstten
Aaftauf ber prens bs 8sIlefpuYsatustdt,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
&incplmS @brli6fen unb Tlbi0'
Felt.
Grad Der ,Nsw Natipn.")

(VQV WI ,,VtU VuIlpH.
Ginsn Wann unter 80 MiUionm psn
"Gbrliden" nsnnen. il niat 10 lsbr Elm
Compliment steen rts(en Ginsn. aIe Elm
Sattaemus auf rus aanie @clf. 2~bt
u. 8 absr (sbtn nit 70 UNI QineoInS gbr.
lt&fdt fsbt unp bueIst@ um (stue Gabts'
fsit.
Nadesm mir rnd SABRE 9seulria A..
l&wisaen baben, bubsn MIR, 6srr 2ineo!n,
pas Rtat unp pie YRidt Sbn 6anplun'
atn ~ pr0fsn .unp fe BET Nation iu Ssts
oen, Gie Fn9en rnmtt an. ras &dtdz
lal ber Nation, bic Gbre unfersr Wafsn.
uno pas 9sben un(nu G5bue Mdnnsrn
aniutstrnuen. Gle auf etn foI6ss Ser.
trausn ftin.n wettusn Wuipru& batten,
ole 6Hmm9etM UNI p.rsn unt1fdBung
Ste bubIttn.
@tr .toben Stntn srlaubt, Sbre poll.
til&en unr pet6nlidsn SutertNrn ~ f6r'
psrn uno Wdnner, persn unfdbi9tsit tau'
{snbs Wsni6snlsbsn uno Wiuiousu pom
Dolars peri&luneen baben, III ptlren III
mad IN, eamtt eli NIT 1&etnbarsn Sies
9sn BE NuAen re @olfss blenben f6nn.
ten. D'r BADEN Sbntu esfattst. bewdbrte
Yatrtottn, beteu Yopularttdt Stt .bsun<
tubiete, uno oeren gusreis 9bre 8ys@s
nuneen- f6rien. au opfnn.
8ir baten Sbnen 9sfottst. eaS Bolt Su
betrlaen. f&impRids Nispulaasn In @iese
ju p%erwanedn.. @te, 6np unfdbiS aepe~
fen, tie Din0e uorausau(sbsn uno ibnen
ent9eeer3uwirfsu~ @c II Ger @nlbuGas'
mus rfs 8plffs afblfibtn2 -@as bobsu
Sie aetban nit ben unasbeuren Ns(our'
asn wsl&e re Natton. wts feline anrere.
5bn,n aur 8srf1aune 9eNtut bot2
9te nstmm jset tbrs 3uFu6t aur Con-
frlption. Dte|e Naerepel il bIoe bee'
balb n6ibis asrorpen. neil @ie Ten On.
%tbufoemue t.e 3u rem Bafen etleneen
BOLTS pura Jbr u~nfdbietst une Sbrs
3wetfslRafts Yottlif lopte oabu16 bdmpf.
ten. poB Sis ras @olt Der Dienfe chen
r%srjentssn Ndnnsr bsraubtsu, BIZ Is auf
pr f6be Der 3eti ttslttn.
gle baben BEN &euoe 8efaet. boz TO-
pobl DE Rsb.Qton dls BE 6Aapsrst loot
istsn, Gle BADEN ttu, 8olft eaaet. tae
bic Srafi br Nebeuion bhr& Dsfsrttpn
unb Manoel esbrc@sn ftt, une pe,no@
fne 6te ned IN TT Dsfenftse auf
allen puniien.
go Ste unifre Iruppen bright baten,
.inp fe obne Grfols esbltbeu, Sts tabsn
uns NUT eeastat ,pte bic berrli&Rtn aus>
f&tsn auf Grfola tu unfdbtSfstt sum
Dpfer eeruores.. gsrdubuuu8 Der gahe,
'uetferbafte &adidss unb ReeoSnesttrun'
esu taben sspsafslt pte Ia etueua Sud-
tafea. Nsbeu BET 8roeeu Derf&tebsnbstt
BIZ lmRdabe fst4 ba6ilbe NfuItat. @T
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24


w.lieaa Rauuelts:
Sd faete pem Sass'n' {" ~o8s ~ ~'S'
nebren.,
Warum2
Cd bl,tbe brute nur stntas Miuuten.
SIS If eo& nod sstn @ruue' UNI III
Reb.ns 81.
80 alaubt.. tu eosts trau@s ee
Srlble iar ben Saal obsn.
Warum2
81, bab.u mabrfasiult& @sfu@ b'u's
Wt.nt.
80 tomul Nlsmaut iu unS.
Duli,an tonute lsin Dort meter lassn.
Gc(ut. audte bic N&isln.
81, Statle peausbmsn la1en! esbtttn
r,,tot,n cit, Geuu anauma@sr. Us"
Gnu eli nur 70 wunesrlt@f
atStu 81. wobll Raferte 9alisau.
Ct (aate nt&t. hben Sts pobl. @o|'tis'
,r Bate aber aud MD. ben Mr'b, ~ ID
a.u, l.bsn 6ie pcbl, 8ndetss G1au.
Ct atne (sbr betrIbt btnps9.
Dtsemal bate Ct mob! ne,fantsn.
Nm nd&fsn Gabs lam q n'&t.
Qoftte beme1tte IL eff Mtsnre.
6trr Sobauu II tsuts nt&t Sstouusn'
laste fe.
60 lief tin e.wiG,s Bunesn eur& III
Sen, abr Ee bsmert!s IS taur,. ea s'n
8u6 BON @artus fs f&nsh auf auesr'
@epanten bra&te.
Den na&Rsn SAG tam q ou@ t,at:
GolAte o@ttte MOOT barauk 7ssora@f'
ttn Wbeub unb f9lisf BE Na&t pk g.
rp5tnlt&. GIFT bstm grwa&sn ea@It n
raruu; lie mar ia 70 alddn&. St'
{@idn (&nsQ Nteolstt. III 6.rrn Sobann.
IN, f& %s,tunbtssn ~ !a0su. % e. tran'
unb tparuu, ct aua absnp oorber nt&t nt'
,fommen fei. Nteolstte bra&t bk Nr''
mort Il (si nt&t trans, obsr btl&dftt9t
,r ,uerbe balp lomm.n, lobale ale e. 'bm
m5ali& lei; 0briSen6 werce II cine t'tins
R.i(e MAIDEN. 81. eudotae Grnu tutres
i'd nlnnnn, bo6 It pom 3stt ~ SET Na'
ZEN made; man mbBe G& Mot earun'
bt(ore.n, an i'm 9ar Mot esnlsn.
gle NIeoIette iu 6.rrn Sobanr tan''
.bsilte Ge ibu, bic datnrn @orts t9"''
perrin NIT: 4. (&tde fs, UNI f& 5u e.
funbtesn. parum 6srSobann ben %0sae
ro,ber ni9t %gsfommen lst.
Sd Bin ia ,wt GaBs nt@t 9'tounu''n'
iaete galiean fanft.
Nttottftt tu&hh bI.fe B.mnfuns
c'&t unb faets pssba!b au@ 0@ol'''sn
nt&ls tapon.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

~ 5o@peratb. Sn BEN me TO-
.tsn aus @afbtnQtou 3u2t9anss.asu 9s'
st&t- Der @oumiftontr Of Agriculture 'ar
1862 b,futet ff& inter ben Abbt!eu''esn
elmer MaGt D&f.n. .G{tl unb S@aattn
etu' arue.r 66aafsbod NIT in Nauasae'
uutetf@rift Honest Abe.
r. Gs fett III erparten. bnb BIT. SsrStlti'
fmt pas. ui9tfs +wsrbsn btnssbsn laHsu,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

tdb,n Sbuman's 9Rssp9noseiruns,
.Smitbs Rseosuosetruns. 1bomas' otio.
xtlpatrids otto. Qunars biio, Sspuoure
tito, @ilmorts CHARLTON eito, 'e. - sss
Grfo!e lbsrau oulelbe. W
@it IN IS, rab na& Den unusralsi<,
den Sisssn Don 3 3obtsn, mis 5ausd fs
nennt. Sie nod Inner raran psnfsn, ME
9k re Dunpssbauptftact unp ris Sps'
rationebafen f&en2
Oulonaen,@te ols Bsobnuna fur lot
DIN 6 fela, eab pas 8vtf Elm 0tnausrs-
coium pa0itt une Gle fl1 sinsn ipst'sn
Iumin uwdbIt?
llnp rsnnod uurRidtaru Sis id in
Sbru SnauauralarU6e n,&t stnsn srti
ten lumin rieu.n ~ pouen. Abu fret
lid. Sbr MuetIud nor rcppdGnnia, IT,
laub,s aud sine anrsre NueIeQunA. Dos
0olt rt,p ubn btsrin f&uI,G msbr
Sdloub' IL uIs Gbrlt&feit fnrtn.
Die Wobrbut III: Sie fub1m tao Nolt
rubia (r.nsm untsrAanA snt8sasn, inesm
Gle tbm cie @sfabum prbN0sn, ris GO
teprobt. --
Sit opftr,sn cen aanaen % fen rr Gin
nabme pom D'dsturD. Gle proflomirsn
nun in aus oiu Winre, B Ger Diin.ls
6ppt irsi Ni, unr eOd faun nod fein e,n,
3tats Boot obnt &onroy rem 1lub befab
rem. Sm bab.n iAlisbIi6 a4e Gbre oui
siner Wann, Der 9bnm risnsn mus, o.
bdu{,. Sbm bobtn Sie bic Maht Tea
8on1,n 4darss an Iruppsn unr Mit,tln
~ @sbo'e 9efsu'. wdbreno Nolsnfronj
feins pon tsietn nbait,n frnntt. lnr
nas Nolsnfroni rur& iein. sienes lalsn'
%oeronu.n, bal jenu nit ousn jensn un
aebeur.n Wliiteln faum bolisn f6unen.
Gie babm eos wipsrlide S&au(pisl
ars,ben. roe Vuettnf anGap1ies uni per:
(6nIths pcIiti(ds 3n'u11sn 9ecpfsn mirr,
unp roe in timer Rspubi'f unp I'm NameE
rtr Wolfa(ououatnstd,! unp I'm ets
Su&s auf ok SpiBs du Irsibsn ruIes
ptomul8irt:
vGin unberinet Iepalu Mann III nu1
rer, mtl6n, pen u nit zen Wafn'b'
munQsn eer NsgisrunA au4 Mot Suftte
rtn 1T. esnnu& fs aus b'uist unp unlsr
nlHt."
IS 1bsint fan nnalaub|id. Ginp mir
in p,subu,9. &onhon!incpsl. Paris orsr
Nom? G,np mir ris Na6fommen jsnse
Bottles, eas ettusm SOD E& uatupnf:n
mcllt!
BabrIi& cie Batter pu Aepab'i! witt
zen ibu ibrs z bbne ur5'ben, msnn 6e
labtn, rnB tisielten nod 81 0abrsn time
onrsre DrfaiIiOn fur Coy al'ta! batten, ale
blinre untsrml, R0fsit unlrr Gle Deirs'e
elmer Administration.
6si, rRt Sabren babsn mir eisfs blinre
UNI f'us ubmiNiou acitt --
I'm uni,u ausmd1t,9enA nasleaenbsiten
f1st, IL Mai bfNe1. Napclten bat cttNsbtv
elmer uns %tsitunreim NadbarsrepubI't
nit ble.n Qrlytsn. &, bat une iniOlrn
ter Mt,is ne Uludace cer mfrlfonilben
Al1s aneetlnc'at unr unS romil rie
eonAe Wonroe Doftrin, in'e
@s(i&t 9sworien. Wu If 5rr
In Nm,rila, rsr, eer Elm @fkB 9iett, oDsl
esr, Ger G9 esmislbsn un'trmirf,. - Nu.
polson III ocu Ba|bin9ten's Nc@{ol'
ger?
Sur fer Aeih.bnm ees QanreS unb eer
DaniotismNe ess 2antee. ru leren Dir:
AR 1um Ss!roNn ma1l, bal cas- 2anr
tiebr 9srnt.t.
Der Nuin res 0anreS> ter In 4 SOY
r,n ni&t ppNenpet morcen. miiros fbuI:6
erfolmn bIisbe 2'neoln a Sabre Idnssr i'm
Wm,s. Seine mtli,dnlaen @uupsrnsure
unp Drcro fin aridaue untezsrabeA ri'
@eitss.
Das G6o psm 6%ibelasfliu t5nt bier
0 BIB ME in 1rantrsia pnr SrRurst6.
xIntoln bat unltrs 0rs,bsiI psrIebt, obns
uns ZEN Sts9 ~ R3frn, uno ~ mil T.
",n'bstee bobsn.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21

TIME-REcKoNING.-In the year l57 B.
c., the cepSydra, or water-clock, was in
troduced at Rome. The nature of its me-
chanism is enveloped in historical guam
Diary. A meagre description, however. of
the one presented by the King of Per-
sia to Charlesmagne, is to be found in the
"Annales Francorum." The author says:
Likewise, time-piece, wonderfully con-
structed of brass, with mechanical art, in
which the course of the twelve hours was
turned towards clepsydra, with as many
brass balls, which fall down at the COM
pletion of the hour, and, by the fall, sound
a bell under them" About the eleventh
century, q monk-the Abbot of Hirsham
with no other design than the beguile-
ment of his tedium, constructed time-tel-
Ter somewhat similar to our clocks, it ma
terially differing from the sun-dial and the
water-clock. The ingenious machine not
only measured the time, but at certain in
tervals produced peculSr sound, for the
purpose of admonishing the sacristan to
mathis and vespers. Little did the eccle-
siastic suppose that his eXertions to re-
lieve the lassitude of the hours had given
to the world an invention, than which
none could be more useful and important.
Clocks, moved by weights, began to be
used in the European monasteries about
the same century. In 1882, the Sultan
sent to the Emperor Frederick II. most
curious clock, "of wonderful construc-
tion," and valued at five thousand ducats.
at appeared" writes an old author. "to
resemble internally a celestial globe, in
which figures of the sun, moon and plan
cts, formed with great skill, moved, being
impelled by the weights and wheels so
that, performing their course in certain
fixed intervals, they pointed out the hour,
night and day, with infallible certainty"
About the close of the fifteenth century
watches were introduced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21

Mr.. CARLYLE, in his grim, sardonic
way, has compared the American war to
a dirty chimney which was iercely burn
ing itself out; and it must be confessed
that not little rubbish and filth is getting
consu med; the vilest refuse of old barba-
risms is slowly smouldering into ashes;
but the American people have formed
another and better estimate of the ends of
their civil strife. If they put down rebel
lion. it is in order to assert constitutional
government through the ballot-box; if they
strangle slavery, it is because slavery has
proved the malignant enemy Of free and
equal laws; if they restore old institutions
upon a refractory and discontented class,
it is because they know that those institu-
tons will assure more perfect freedom,
higher prosperity, nobler development
in the future to all classes. Our answer,
therefore, to all the foreign maligners who
maintain that we have no cause, no unity
of sentiment, no fervent zeal, is to point
to the palpable facts of the days history
to the million of men under arms, to the
thousands of millions of dollars cheertully
poured into the treasury, and to the enor-
nous charities which spring into being,
among the masses of the people.-N. T.
\ Evening Post.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
Gold and silver Mia.

tr- Company Removal of ofice.-Notice Is
hereby given 10 all whom it may concern, that at
"a ,ncctl5e of the Trustees Of tue above company
held April 23d 1864, it was ordered that the Prin:
cipal place of business Of said company be and
the same is hereby removed from GOLD hlil 70
Virginia in the county of Storey and Territory Of
Nevada, and that notice Of such removal he pub
iIseed in the Gold Hill NEWS once aweek for four
weeks, as required by law. By order of Board
Trustees. MONROE EhOMSoN, Sey'
Office in Medan Building, No. IA north street,
Virginia, n. T. ap2o'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21
Crown Point Rayine Gold md Sill

yer Mining Company.-Notice at Il meeting oi
the stockholders of the Crown Point Ravine Gold
and Silver Mining Company, held at the Office OF
the company, No. 10 Government House, San
Francisco, April Goth, 1864, sufficient number
of shares being present and represented, reso.
luton was passed, reducing the shares of said
company to twelve hundred Q200) and raising
the par value to one thousand dollars, s;ockhOld
ers requested TO present their old certificates
TO r. ii. Newton, who will receipt for the anne,
and it is necessary to have them handed N as
soon AS possible, and receive new certificates for
the amount each stockholdcr is entitled 10 in feet
r. II NEWTON,
No. O. over Post Office at Virginia City, n I.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
JIM. BURLINGTON, Secretary,
Crown Point Ravine, G. & S. NJ. Co.
April %, 1864. apr2Jtf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21
Caledonia TunucI and Nlining COMPANY

Oltct No, TO, WONtrnnltnl HOUSE,, san FTahCIsCO,
MAY L. l>tI.Notce Is hereby rlNen that in accord
lce with the laws OF the State OF California; and an
J.,ler duly made by the Board OF Trustees OF the
Caledonia Tunnel and Mining Company, as required
by the Bylaws OF said company, there Will be sold
at public auction the highest bidder for cash, IN
l>y,g, at II A. N, ut that day, St the SaeSroOm OF
MetSrs jerome Rlce & Co, No. 525 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, many shares OF the capital
stock OI said company. standing In the nSlne ..
the following person or shareholder as will n-cr,-
sary for the payment OF all assessments duly leH,'I
thereon by the Board OF Trustees, and delinquent,
together with the expense OF advertising and sale:
Thomas Sunderland. Administrator Of the Estate
OF Ii. o. GayIord.-..So. certtdcates-6O2, Gus, co.,
dOJ tt6 co. 6S 6Ja 6lO, oil, 6l2, 6l3, Ola 6l5, 66,
oil, 6lS 6l9 90. 62I-...9U shares ~.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
J. NJ. BURLINGTON.
L La L..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-21
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Caledonia Tunnel aud Mining Conn

pSay. Office No. 10 Government House, corner
Sansone and Washington streets, san Francisco,
April igth. iS64-Soticc Is hereby given that in
accordance witt the laws OF the State OF CaliiOr
riA an. an order duly made by the Board OF Trus-
tees OF the Caledonia Tunnel and Mining Com
pany s,s by the bylaws OF said company,
there Will De sold at public auction 10 the
highest bidder Tor cash in United States gold COIN
on wEpNE-DA MAY tweuty nth, 1864, at
eleven or.0yk l. NJ. OF thar day. al the salesroOm
OF Jerome Ricr II o.. No. 81 AIonlgon cry street.
san Francisco. many shares OF the capital
stock %; said company standing in the names OF
the following persons or shareholders a. will be
necessary for she payment of assessment No 10 OF
three dollars per share duly levied thereon March
lgyh, lSJ4, by the Board of Trus.ees, together
with the expenses Of advertisement ami sale:
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board Of Trustees of the said company, made on
the 10th day of April, A. d. 1864 so many shares
of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at the salesroom of Messrs. Jerome
Rice & Co., No. 327 Montgomery street, in the
city of San Francisco, on the 25th day OF May a'
10 O'Clock at noon ON that day, to pay said delin-
ouent assessments thereon, together with COSTS
Of advertising and expenses of sale.
FERDINAND VASSAULT, Secretary.
Ofice-No 4, Barron's Building, northwest corner
of Merchant and Montgomery Streets San fran-
CISCO California.
San Francisco, April ls, 1864. apr21-ta
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Grown Point Rayine Gold and siI.

yer Mining Company. Gold Hill District n T.,
Office Nos. 7, g, 9, 10, Government House, north.
west corner SanSome and Washington Streets san
Francisco-Notice is hereby given, that in ac.
cordance with the laws of California and the by
laws Of the Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver
Mining Company, there will be sold at public
auction. at the salesroom of Messrs. Jerome Rice
g. Co., No. 327 Montgomery street, San Francis
co, on SATURDAY May 18th, 1864, at IL clock,
AN. of that day, to the highest bidder for cash in
U. = gold coin, so many shares Of the capital
stock Of SAID company standing in the names of
the following persons or shareholders as shall be
necessary for the payment of any and all assess-
ments legally levied and now due thereon, togeth-
er with expenses of advertising and sale:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.



Hill District, Storey County, N. t. Ofhcc ~
Montgomery street, San Fran 1isco. Cal.-Nottce
is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1864, at IL o'clo-k A. NJ there
will be sold at public auction at the salesroon Of
Merrs. Cobb & SintOn, No. +06 Montgomery str ct
San Francisco, to the highest bidder for cash IN
u :. coin. SO many shares of the capital stocl Of
the Green Gold and silver Mining Company sta ID
ing In the names of the hereinafter mentio. cd
stockholders will be necessary to pay all ass, ~
ments now delinquent thereon, together with The
costs of advertising and all accruing charges, I'm
less the same be previously paid TO the Secretary
Names. Certificates. ,Shs Am0un
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Devils Gate District Lyon county, y. T., Office 40
Montgomery street, San Francisco Notice is here
by given, that on FRIDAY, the eth day of
May, 4 ID. 1864, at II O'Clock A. ", there will be
sold at public auction, at the SalcSroom OF MeSsrs
Cobb K SintOn, No. 406 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, to the higheS bidder for cash, in L. 5.
coin, 50 many shares Of the Capital Stock of the
Monterey Gold and Silver Mining Company, stand
ing in the names OF the hereinafter mentioned
stockholders as will be NECESSARY to pay all assess
ments now delinquent thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and all accrung charges unless
the same be previously paid to the Secretary
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BH .0rller OF the BOaru Of TruSLtes.
J. NJ. BURLINGTON.
,1yIf-r1 Srr'S tulpuunIA T Nj G.


Gold Hill District \. T.-Sorice Is hereby given
that in accordance with the laws of the Territory
OF Nevada and the bylaws OF the company, there
will be sold a; public auction At O'Clock Pm, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of May, AID. 1864, in
front OF the companys office. No. 10 North b
street, east side, Virginia, n T., to the highest
bidder, for in L. S. gold coin, SO many shares Of
the capital stock OF said company, standing in
the names of the following persons, as will be
necessary for the payment of assessment No. of
Twenty CS20) Dollars per share. levied thereon
March 23d, ls64, and now due and unpaid, togcth-
er with the expenses Of advertising and sale, as
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Pride Of America Mining Company.

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws of the
company, there will be sold at public auction on
FRIDAY, May 9th, 1864, at l O'Clock Pm in front
of the Office Of the company many shares Of the
capital stock standing in the names OF the follow
ing parties as will be necessary TO liquidatc the
amounts due thereon together with accruing costs;
Names Cert Shs. lint
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American City, May 20, 1851. nlay2o ID
Chnrlcs Cnny Miuing Company

Office 33S Montgomery street, San Francisco, April
10Th, lS64-Notice is hereby given that there will
be sold at auction at the Auction Room OF Jno.
Middleton X Son. No. 4oo Montgomery street, San
Francisco, on TUESDAY, the 24th day Of May next
al II O'Clock, NJ, so many shares Of the capital
stock of the Charles Cany Mining Company standing
in the names of the stockholders specified below, as
shall be sufficient to pay the assessment due Oh
the same, respectively, together with all expenses
of advertisement and Snln.
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The foregoing assessments may be paid ON or
before SATURDAY, May 2lSt, 1861, TO X II
Newton. Room No. .. over Post Office, Virginia
" I or TO the Secretary AZ his office, 10 day OF
sale By order of the Board of Trustees.
apr.3 ID J. " BURLINGTON, Sec'y.