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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

Or not quite II per cent rro6t .-........ $500 ~
wilsay New York merchant ony gods Tor easi ~,
and el them on md. fs< tine f0s that per oentage
challenge tho production Of Any evidence Of sales made
H. ,hs Government At tAis time J,ly s6, at les PER
Ar, ~ p,ort II made As made Aine. without fixed
sim. OF payment
Some months sher mr. rood, were delivered In rhfa-
ae,,hiA sent friend " Dr. Cooper With letter OF
in,rdnc,.on Who askcd him TO- tae ply withheld from
ne sr IA wrapper tlenhetA DIR. Cooper promised to
try and g,t the money for Ida. IL my blankets were
rotten worthless and eIorbit1t' Why had he not d.
covered IL then, he lad Inspected The gods himself
why did he not cmrisin upon sach favorable oppor-
Unity, Had d. Es.~9 Nd re.scord pr Cooper FROM
Al, ose. :. PAleseigas 10 g.~. pO" ~As Ae did -of
s,,l 70 49, ard this upon the frqueat oempant OF sur
eeou, and merchants Of Phlsdephis - TO hs coarse
necs and brutality official ~ Sass@1" rs"h secaT
AsVs ~. As9d Of ~Orsj 10 carry OFT bis ends and re
yepee hiueelf upon the sarSsonGenes. u yes neces
sary 10 strike at me- ard admit b, thus far done IL
very o1eotualI.
-Bu, Tine 1t iss. mstes al ,hnr cvs-."
! beg leave 70 say herr also a. 10 tSe ehsrro Of my
having u.td uy pen in sdvocst,g DR.. Hsmmonds
cs ma to Office although made ihsrp wa not shadow
II proof offered Is vas q charge made " bolster up
rotten worthless" evidence and like . good many
other things sworn ~ by the eisf witness vas shown
h be as fsre the corrupt MUD TIT oonoeivedit Ny
transactions upon the plane with that OF any
business man AN nos aware II sny law In ihis coun
Try sorhdding 9 citizen 70 enter into any business
operations Of am character not conictina "ith moral
laws md did not suppose with src'1d behind me OF
tw.nt. nve years Of mercantile experience, although
temporarily then editor. ssst' b. forbidden enter
ing into any honorable business Transactions with my
Government. That tlcy we're honorable Vas ABUNDANT
ly proved that the testimony offered was over'ule.
or deemed OF soooun Ia mrter. when the true
fois are known which will call fO' serious thoufs 10
those who believe in Truth and nstic hoscety and light
II Is a singular psycbohg'cxi fat. Which believe
modern SCIENCE Las yet been u'able to fribon that
notwithstanding previous inepi'aohhae character
no man can breathe the a,mosphersurronndng a Gov
eminent oficiM Of the modern do, without becoming
corrnpi. How far. therefore. ny brief acquaintance
iih the late medical purveyor II Philadelphia has
t.ansorned rae contrary To all my previous reputation
from an honest man to swiniler lam unable 10 Judge.
s1eept from tho standpoint VI my ennies. am, how
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fkivs-nseneuIl
lYNys, P0YTe

GREAT MEN, WARRIORS, CLssoYhSs, foETs
Csnnibas y. Reeds. typed eoes POrrsiis 81 6eisr@S
LIE GX.Yr. Tsox.s. HANCOCK. sosrna. EcfHnIsos sss
LsA NAPIgRi BLAcxsAwk. visa hsxss bso~S0s' "a
Tire Lrrusn. CosxISs, 5snEcgs. No iais etc.
UsnARxiHD woEss Whist shsn they dol B'v
b. Handsome. A Virgins Rye lyon kissed rs" Feb
Y.uns kea cbr. In Cissss eIc-ient scenss by h~'
Dr. storrs A "DkBArs II CsAEiA' very htsfss.lne-S
September No. PaKExoLOe,cAL JOuayAL BY hfss post
c.n,s or 81 ye.x. ke.smer ave Il Address FsvrsA
L WHsIl, No No Dfosiwsy n \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
THE TRCUMSKII.

South and gleat mourning lot MN e1ien @a""e
the secessionists of Kew-Orleans.
THE TBCUMsRH.
Josiah Conley, the Captains Clerk OF inc III
fa,ed Tecumseh, was a passenger Oh poWu TIE
limited States. and furnishes the following ~
correct list of the saved from the unfortunate
ship: ,u.
Gardner COttrelL Acting Master.
C. w Pennington Engineer.
Frederick Scott Engineer.
Samuel Sinner, Guuuers Mate
John Gould. Quarter Gunner.
Francis Cosxins. Seaman.
James OHIien. Seaman.
Richard Collins. Seaman.
Peter Barker. Landsmsn-
He also states that ne was near Captain VA
ven when the ship went down, and that ms IitS'
words were "Givc her four bells, meaning
advance rapidly y.
This must perhaps, be taken os'n grGre 'd"',
as eight of the above ten have published cara
DENYING that Conley was on the ship at the iilne
OF the accident, and alleging that he was ID nos
pital at Pensacola
The United States arrived ST her wharf az inc
foot Of Canal street, al II ?. M, on inc %o'i'
instant, nine days from New Orleans Qui'o
number Of officers on board as passenger"
among them the following;
Col. j. w. Bishop resigned.
1t. Col Isasc 5. Bangs, resigned-
MAJOR Ward resigned. .t~,.s
Cart. ndrcss, l4th y. \. chNanN loet"'N
keir Enury. paylnastor' surgeon
J. d. Wilson, GA sIcA Ichi
latrJ. ". Paige on Sax lehNe'
(gitain Nm. w. Badger, on sick leave r,
Atit o Haven Putnam. on furiough' ana o''e'''.
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ever, content to sbide the action Of the ovemsn, h
commencing suis against ne and the trss merit,
Of my case as win then be developed an so4 sft.,a
sithcY TO stand Or fall.
WILLIAM A. STKPHESs ll2o GIrsrd 81. PIN.
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NJ Soaror onr gent Cor the ,ale Of Tn. Tsisush
schAsros and uYDr Park Ia Hr has moved 10 iennsy
u,t door 20 Pscs V.,a5~ AID fruit market or os's -
"a tou Hall and vi sy, .rirais With Tus pAjLf essS
VIEgrY ssa " BskLr IrlkSuSA
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fAdverttsorensf

FAMILIES who wish to economist, should aah
,hcr Grocer for Kasrs EAST INDIA tovsn Phee W &c"
per o. Bs sure and ssk fos ksArs No other genuine.
Gessrsl Depot, No Ia R-sde 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

EMPTY scHSAPPs EOTrLBs WANTED.
For which the hisss tfiee vii be paid Apply ~ -
Dot 10 Beaver StTso~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
America. In,,i,ute horticultural secis,,

At the meeting last Tuesday evening it WA
resolved n bold Al Autumn exhibition Sad committees
were appointed 70 arrange g.. premiums and dec.ss
upon the eIsc. time for boJing ..
This discussion then turned upub fruits OF the t~ssos
contlausd Rom lat mecli ling. IS Mr.. W. CAReEs
lEB WA the only exhibitor q fu.t ne was called spos
Tor descriptions, Which he gave - follows;
PEAS.
yoIs BEAi -Y--A native seeding Of great bsaa.y
no, nrst quality, but good ssiine pear.
S1YnuSG-knotier new n"i " lsssr very haHdsoms,
productive. selas high pace an mazhs' Oh ssoea1'
IrsES-A foe early pear valuable In a small cOiss
uon.
KIHnAsDs BsUasR--AnciAs, native seeding ssv
snd promising.
OTr.-Oaly wants % be known " be appreciated,
seeding vi tie oeose. gud .hJat Its equal.
MANSEG's ELizlBgTu.-Q .s.ty ,Dout 3Iss Ite To-
ue discounted snd not sainei."fj lnown.
kO.lIIgAA foreign sort, u inegl!, isSs seeonirSs
iarOrre.
DRLP Dor OF CLOTH OP OOLn.--An erce.lert slfls.
foreign, tsgasDne syyrafaAcc aud n Efsai bearer.
uAHLEl. -Ons OF OuJ Oest n.iiNe STA
1T AMER u 2EI-A god es.i! SORT e0mnsndiass
hrh pli.e IL market Oh sceol1"i "a lAe appearance.
Per.on. WhJ 10 no. sas fitI ss.dOm cat 1t al Jas
the right pefi0i. n hard. lij IA away nhtI u g's
fsa4ily Under thumb, vacn II may be eaten VIZ.
sAtlsaet.vA Aflel rOAlre at 40, sss'ly u saIf
al art ~ keep L. es ecaly b. 'ga is ordinary paIiO-
lie ia,s year received LaT.i-.- sd &c ksi pears IN
fue condition on New Yeas lay. NJ Jcroas exiNfs
Len1 have been maze with c,L cAe - reteiu "a. ~
p,uiat uro,ess but IS Eer-.ll thin0 tnls Is aoeosa
lhsled " tne expense OF flavor 1! ~ .-.ep crop hos
pening ulster tlan IL can be sect " nf even cos
b. kept b-os Il would Dee q! a. ti~ F>ue "a s"sela
lie hopes sss sooio.y may Ia --rSla5 t.NAF@s eeSO-
pilhhiAg 80 dcsl. obis obiccf.
Hr JANIS loco md tg.ed .gnervus experiments -
hi. LBc b0lh wIh Chemical. eating tbe fint sle
some elastic impe si"u, ~ sa ce ahd also D! ehs.S
u the ar from ~ ,esse.s e.Ls.uilg the fruit ls8
keeping part Accomplished. 5uf tue run yss tasi~
sss and VI no vau,. lie tihss al elofts IL TIA de2
ton viii prove fute. aud that the only thing 10 g.
rorts rp.nng N slcorsson tie year Through AcoSTe
"a 10 lsesd.y evening. Aggurt %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

Gas FIxTURRs Wholesale and retail IN new
sye, aud IN great variety. 81 the ma nfscofy no ss
,lcot, Broadway. d. l. N'"
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Advertisement

nd p.s1s gt.ctyo IA the bee, N and - PEI oss'
rlrsp~t than the iplu.h tTcsch sold ~ az .i ~.
Shoe Dealer and Druggists in the coonry. "nose'
polz No 40 sth.1v. nd No ls-lrucc't he"-i"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
ArrHxpr TO STEAL wArcH.-Late %

ATTRMPT TO ETaAL A WATCB.-IAH "
SATURDAY, evening. Timothy Twirss entered Third
avenue car Ia IN in,oxcs.cd condition. While passing
C. nal.streSt lbs valca WAS taken Eem him ~ Joas
Reynolds The cotton noticed by kr. John shoies
ana despite .he VI she thief that he wes
friend OF Wigs sni az t ar sais Keeping "
was compelled 70 return H. Soon str he wa oDeer eS
again 10 take pe waioh Officer >iyasburE OF the isnl
Precinct was then called in md arrested him. hs
vas suhseQ gently committed BY Justice STANDBY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

70 have been an earnest fgmRahi nTss ~Sn
South, and great mourning for nm e1's'S a''""e
the secessionists Of Eew-Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

CAsUALrIE.-Charles Mooney, while shtlns
on ,he string pece OF she pier & the foot Of West Ihe
,eenth street or saturday oVenis lost hi, balance.
into the river and Wa drosIed. Deceased was sged
aevenseen y-sxs. ard res.ei wA Lis parents IN "ea
Fit.0nth street.. nsH SeSenta kVseus.
John AcMsnDs. ssel twentr orc years . coal psss1
on the steamer North Star lying at pier No. n X,
on Saturday morning went into tie crank PIT OF saa
steamer 10 clean out the pit and while there the en-
CINE yss started The crank struck him the side q
he hesd Milling him Instantly. Coroner kaumaDn had
an inquest ana verdict a accordance with the fAss
xss rendered
CstheriHs kulrey aged fny I've {ears fell from 9
thru story window OF her resi0rnoe No. l07 Washing
toE street and fractured tes nigh She was tsAsn y
tho New Ncxk uosplti.
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CgTY sEG 49,.

FuysnAL or ORPrcRR O'BRIgS.--1he frnsrs
OF Oflcor John 0Dues. 81 sho len Precinct WHO 7a
sho, and mortsy wounded or - lday. the DIS. n'i-
by raniaa named John Riley whom BIO was attenptisk
to arrest IL lQ1or store ~ tie corner OF staavsn's
and 4s,-s.roet took place rom the siailoAhouss On
Saturday efterno0n. The Cs,Dlic burial serv &c Wa
performed at she late Residence of the deceased no ~
Ninth.aveaus and the bSay rs shes conveyed 70 tss
Station hous- The cofin va placed on platform In
mont Of the desk and the CON and drawn up In
hcllov square fLciny it. Calt. HART then addresses
the men euogisUg the deces 81. Recurring she nan
ner Of bis dish his virtes and worth a. an ohcsr anf
citizen aid reminding then II the periis Of police
man ia that secon ihis being ;hc seooai VI their cor
r>es " no had Lst lie Me D. the performance Of Ia
duty within few months psst. lie believed they voaA
all De found Ia the hen o, trial 70 their daty ~
che decsaee The coffin then placed in the hesssi
and preceded by toe Poles - the precinct procoeee&
% Grrenvo d CeneSery. where ths remains we're COS
signed 10 ther las, resting pic" The expenses ata
ant ID the sickness sad funeri reie betrayed w IN
brother olc-rs add shoJ iddc themselves IN the 10
.ure 70 protect tie widow and ssalJ OF the asesss~s
from want
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VRon rgE GULP DBPART1ENT.

Arrival Of the Transport C"ttee state"
from New 0rIrsas-Sad Voysgc-A Roll
aior's (uassai at 9ea Rvosy other Say-
Names Of deceased Soldiers. nsd Of DE
ncers urri,iu.-Rart.er News Crsss tse
m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
MARY De NEAL coxfASY.-Thl. compa.

MARY De NEAL CoNPASY.-This compa-
ny is at work on its shaft all the time, and
has now got it sunk down about ninety feet
deep 1t has passed through several strata
of quartz in going down that distance, but
has not yet reached the main ledge. This is
not expected to be reached at n less depth
than 200 feet and perhaps not so soon as
that. The company will keep on sinking
until it reaches that depth, and will then
drift to the ledge il it is not reached in the
shaft. 1t can probably go to that depth
without suffering inconvenience from an in
fux Of water, for there are several shafts in
its vicinity which are now down as deep as
that, and they will all probability drain the
water from this one. The work on this
claim was commenced only a short time
ago, but it has been driven forward rapidly
ever since, and If it continues to be sunk at
the same rate the time will not be long be-
fore there will be a rich strike to record here.
4 large number of teams from California
were to be seen on C street, Virginia, this
forenoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

MOVEMENTS OF THE ALAENNA-The Ham.
burg bark Orion arrived at ~. Helena on the ped
OF March last and reports rs follows: On
L. observed "a screw steamer under sail with the
and will send boat on board" The Orion was
then hove to, when a boat was lowered from the
steamer and came alongside of us with men
all armed, and an officer in uniform. The ships
papers and log were demanded: the latter being
new. the old one was demanded. The boats crew
told my crew tina; they had %71 men on board,
and II WAS also stated that :hcv last from
Rio JaneirO, but had been seventy DAYS 1T sea:
also, that tacy were waiting of the Cape for
store ship, when they were to proceed TO China
70 take the place of American frigaie
in those waters, about which they made in
Quirips. but when told Of the Alabama being in
the China waters they appeared :" consider it i'll
significant. She then lrft us. The vessel is Il
thrce-'laStrd schooner ami very fast and 10 all
appearances IS British built. The Alabama put
intn Table Bay on March 20th, for Goals and other
supplies. The total number Of ships destroyed
and captured in the Indian Seas had been sevcn-
the Amanda. Winged Racer, Contest, Martaban
or Texan Star Sonora. Highlander. and Emma
Jane: bu; SemmeS reckonei the damage indirectly
done 10 the Federal Commerce by his cruise in the
Indian Seas rs equivalent 10 S5,uOu.OOl. Tho
presence Of the Alabama had caused such panic
tina, .:rca; numbers OF the Federal ships lay in
Singapore and other haTbOrS for more than three
months, unable to get freight, and afraid to ven
t;re out 70 sea The Alabama expected TO
remain in Table Bay for three or four days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

ScT.fst 40 lo.o5 ~. arrive II sacramento az y
Nrw,.rSfl. ;,t : PM arrive at Sacramento 6:iOP.M
The 6:lj AN. and PM up trains connect a. the
sUnction with the cars Ofthe California Central Rail
Naa for Lincoln: and the 6:l5 An train connects NJ
an. same place with the cars for Folsom.
The =: Is AN. down train connects at the Junction
with the cars for Lincoln AMI receive passengers
from Folsom for Sacramento; and the lOD AN tram
connect, at the same place with the cars for Folsom,
and at Sacramento with the steamers for san Fran
cisco.
Oh, Sunday one train only will be run, leaving Sue
ramentn at Ji.lJ An and Newcastle at 1920 AN.
Stages for Virginia City, Dutch Flat, Nevada anu
intermediate places connect with the cars at New
castle at T:3D AN Stages for MarySville and other
points north connect NJ Lincoln at 7;3D AN.
LELAND STANFORD,
mi President & p X r. Co
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Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.
NIGGINIA, June 6. Is

VIRGINIA DISrIICT.-Allcn, SSI aSScd Baton
Rouge and Hcnd, s. asked Milton. S2u bid, So
asked SutrO, - bill. s. asked
GoLD Hut DISrRICT.-Branch Mint, S2j bid, S2j
asked Baltimore American. So asked: Eureka, SIS
bid: EureUtc, SO asked: Frlukcl. 81 bid, 81 asked;
Harold Il ATsO. So asked: Keystone, Sl5 asked:
knic&erbGcker, 81 asked; Mary Ann, SIN asked;
IUnfInS Sli asked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
4 Cnrd.

7 TIE REQUEST OF NUMEROUS BUSI-
N ness men, prop.rty-hOl,lers and taxpayers Of
Gold Hill, consented 10 have my name placed upon
the ticket known the Citizens Ticket" for Town
Trustees. That ticket meets with my appreciation.
Last evening, meeting with which had no Sympa-
thy. nominated all Opposition Ticket and placed my
name thereon. contrary to III? wishes. ! desire "a
have my name withdrawn thcreiTUm, lnasnuCh Us
shall support the Citizens Ticket, AMI wish no con-
nectOn with the opposition movement although
fully appreciate the friendly motives Of those who
assisted in my nomination.
nlv27 Il II. G. BLANCHARD.
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Ordinance No. II.

0UALIFICATloNSe OF VOTERS FOR TRuS-
W tees Of the Incorporate Town Of Gold Hill. II
Is hereby or,iginei as follows: - ,,,.,., ,o,,a,
any Municipal Election Of the Incorporate Town 81
Gold Hi!I. who IS not a white male citizen Of the
United States and over the age OF twenty years.
or who il otherwise disqualified by the Laws OF the
United States the statutes Of the Territory Of Ne
vada. No person, vino, being otherwise qualified,
vino, for the four months next preceding such niu-
ncipa election, shall not have resided within the
Territory Of Nevada, and for the thirty DAYS next
preceding such municipal election, shall not have
resided within the limits Of the incorporate town OF
Gold Hill.
Src. ? ANY person not legally qualified as set
forth In Section Of this Ordinance. who shall vote.
or OTTER attempt 10 vote at any municipal election
Of the SAIL incorporate town, shall, upon conviction,
he fined in any sum not less than one hundred dol.
lars AMI rot more than ily" hundred dollars. and
costs.
SEE. p Any person who shall advise, or request
or any influence whatsoever. to procure any per
son to vote Al any such election who i not legally
qualified n set forth IN Section ol this Ordinance
shall. upon conviction, w. iine,! In any sum not less
than Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ami not more
than Five Hundred Dollars.
SIC. l. ANY person shall H. entitled to cha-
lcn.r :hc vote Of any other person. anL when such
votc Is challenged the same shall not r received nm
III such person whose vote Is ~ challenged shall
take and subscribe an oath in form IL hereinafter
set forth. which oath shall ba administered by one OF
the Judges nj sIch election.
SEC j. Such oath shall De III form rs iOOWs: uo
s0rmniy swear that | am citizen IT the United
States over the age 81 twcilty-Dnc years; that nav"
resided within the Territory Of Nevada during IN"
four months last past, and within The present bOuIi-
diary lines D the Incorporate Town nj Gold liill du-
ring the thirty DAYS last past. and am now resident
herein. That | am not Gi>luhlihe! bH any law "l
the United States any statute vi this Territory"
help me Gpd.
SIR t. 1t shall i, the duty Of the judges Of such
Elections to preserve mvoldtc the provisions Of tbs
Ordinance: to reject the votes Of all disqualified
voters. AMI in Hl cases where they have reason 10
d0wbt the legality OF any vote. 10 refuse the samr
unll The foregoing oath shall have been taken and
.f,n11 FtNrfr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
Caution.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
purchasing any lots. or parcels Of land, in what
is known as C0nley Il Warren's tract, on the Amer,
lean Flat, except from the undersigned, as convey
anCeS not made by them are void.
CONLEY {. WARREN.
American Flat April 90, 1864 aprlO If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
Pioneer Omnibus Line

IN AND AFTER APRIL FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts can he purchased from either Of the Drivers
or nj the Office of the Line in Gold Hill. Three TO
one Dollar. Passengers not purchasing Tickets vii
be charged Fifty Cents.
nnI5 n J. & CRANDAIL. prnnrctnr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
AssEssMENr AND SAILS Lrsr
Levied Within Thirty DAYS.

OF ALL CLAIMS IN VIRGINIA, GOLD HILL BLUE SULPHUR
DEVILS GATE, PALMYRA, INDIAN SPRINGS, ARGES-
TINE AND fLOwERY DISTRICTS - ALPHABETi-
CALLY ARRANGED AND CORRECTED DAILY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE Co
~ partnership heretofore existing between &. ;.
COOver and c. C. Stevenson. Of Gold Hill, Storey
county, " T., has this day been dissolved by mu-
tna consent. The affairs Of The firm Will H. wound
up and the debts amd liabilities thereof settled by G.
c. Stevenson, WHO alone j. authorized to receive ar
collect any claims o: demands due said linn.
CIIAS. :. CDDNER,
G. C. STEVENSON.
GnIf Ifi,l Juur 1864 tnl 1W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
of Copartnership.

TTiiE CUPAETNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
i lstirG between Harris Il Darst IL the Granite
MIL Is this lag dissolved by mutual consent. Dir.
USHlrr Dar-J will collect and pay al bills due To OF
owing BY the late firm. JOIIS HARRIS.
OSMEk DARST.
Gold Ill., May III, lSGf. my2>m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

CrGsus Gold and silver Mining Company
Notice Is hereby giyeh that the regular annual meet
ing Of the above named company will b. held at the
Office Of the Secretary ut korns Store In Gold Ill.,
on THURSDAY, June 2d, AID. ls6i, ut lo'clocS. Il.
~ The election OF Board Of Trustees for the eS'l
Ing year AMI other important business Is to bc trans
acted and full meeting Is desired.
}. PF0UTZ, Secy.
Gold Hill, May %. lS6I. my2G I'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-06

GAN FRANCISCO LOTHING STORE-THE
~ Virginia Emporium of Fashion. J. Barnert
& Co. call the attention Of the citizens of
Gold Hill and vicinity, 10 their unexceed stock
of Fine and Heavy Custom Made Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
n. B.-Ncw Goods, Of the latest styles and pat
terms, received by every steamer direct from New
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

T'HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES
i of the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey County, N. 7,
Will be held at the Recorders Office, Maynard's
Block In the said town, on the FIRST MONDAY
(the 9th day. of June A. ID. Is6i in accordance with
the Act OF Incorporation and the Laws OF the Terri
tory of Nevada.
The Polls of said Election will be open from s
O'Clock A. N. TO O'Clock p. ".
Five Trustees. to be elected by the qualified vo-
ters within the incorporate limits Of Gold Hill.
Charles f. 0lney, J. A. ApperS0n and Chls. A.
Newman are hereby appointed Judges and II. &.
Manning and G. W. Peasc. Clerks Of said election.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
CIIAS. II. YASGORDER, President.
Attest: S. II. ROBINSON. Clerk.
Dated Gold HILL Nay II, 1861. myl9 til
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COMPANY MEETINGS

IF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL.
VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON or COMO.
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COppers Gold and Silver Mining Go.
The regular annUai meeting Of the above company
will be held on MONDAY, May 2}d, lSIji, at clock
Pm, AZ the office Of the Secretary By Orler BoIrd.
GEO. q. BURNETT, Secy.
Gold Hill, May II, lS;i. mayllld