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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-22

BY ORDER OF the BOlrU OF IFNSttcs.
mh+ III THOS. +. CROFT, Acting Scc'y.
The above sale has been postponed until SAT
URDAY, April 10th, 1864, nj the SINE hour and
place.
mha6 ID THOS. +. CROFT, Secy.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
the I'D DAY Of April 1864, at the hour and place
above named
apl6 ID THOS +. CROFT, Scc'y.
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Vc,uviu. q, g. =. N. Co,npany..-N

BY order Of the Board OF Trustees
SAMUEL PURDY, President
JAMES LINEN. Secretary. apo "a
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WI. HUNT, Secretary.
American City. y. T., April c, lse4. APPS I'd
sI;n,on A. Uubt,, q, g. 4, NJ, Co.

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company, there will be sold al public auction On
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May, lS6i between
the hours OF Two and four O'Clock al the Office OF
the company, Ceniervillc House in Gold HILL y. T..
SO many shares Of the capital stock Of the company
standing i'll the names OF the following persons a
will be necessary to pay the assessment due thereon
together with costs Of sale and advertising, to vii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-22

ming Company, Office northeast corner Of Wash
ington and Montgomery streets, San Francisco,
march 10th, IeJ4-Notce is hereby given, that in
accordance with the laws Of the state OF Calitor,
mia and the bylaws of this company, there vii!
be sold at public auction. at the Salesrooms OF
Cobb & >inton. No. 400 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, on SATURDAY, the Odd day Of April,
ls6i at 70 o'clock II. OF tina. day, to the highest
bidder, for cash. in United States gold coin. so
many shares of the capital stock of said company
standing in the names Of tie following persons, aS
will be necessary for the payment Of an assess
ment Of one dollar per share, duly levied thereon
BY the Board of Trustees on the 9th day ofJanua-
ry 1864, together with the expense of advertising
and SALE unless said assessments and charges arc
sooner paid;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-22

BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
L. a. HAUCK. Sec'y,
Gold Hill, March 90. "a nh22 I'd
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Knight Gold and Silver Mining

GEO. G. BURNETT, sec'y.
Gold Hill, April g. 1864. ap23 I'd
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But One Way.

There is one passage in the address Of the
Tammany Sackems which deserves 10 be
written in letters OF gold. Il is this:
eve believe that there is but one side 20
this question before us-that honorable peace
can only come from successful war, and that
the time has arrived when tcmporizing with
this question can no longer be permitted.
National and material ruin must be accepted,
or this war must go on, with all Cur resources,
until this Constitution, which made the Ini-
ted States a nation, is indicated, and until
National existence is recognized fact at
home and abroad"
Honorable peace can only come from
successful war" This is the only true doc
trine. To advocate peace nowls to advocate
national ruin 10 counsel the Government TO
suspend hostilities, is to counsel destruction,
humiliation and shame. To ask that the
war shall be arrested until il can be seen
whether the enemy will consent to peaceful
settlement, is to ask that the Republic shall
PROSTATE itself at the feet Of Treason
No; there is but one road to peace. !.
leads through the horrid wastes OF war. r
NAV be hard one to tread; !; may be IN
vested with danger on every side At may try
us as nation has never been tried before
but we must tread it or perish. We may
stagger under the burden; but VIC have no
alternative but to 60 on. We have mace the
sword the arbitcr OF our quarrel; we must
WELD it manfully until the fearful duel i;
ended, or succumb miscraby, the scoTn and
contempt Of the world
Sue for peace Ask the Traitors who arc
seeking the life Of the nation to stop beating
US. Why, it would cover us with shame as
with garment. Foreign Powers would have
not only the courage but the right TO Gcspise
us. The meanest principally the sun shines
on would point the finger Of scorn at US.
The Rebels themselves would be justified III
presuming that we had "nO rights which men
were bound TO respect" and in kicking us
like pack Of dogs.
But we are doomed to no such humii!atinS
fate. The people OF the loyal States are
neither braggarts nor towards. They know
what is due TO a great nation, and they mean
10 exact it. They sec the path that leads 10
victory, and they mean 20 tread !: The
APOSTLES Of 4 false "peacc" may howl about
a" proftless" and intermina5le war; but
they howl in vain. The supreme business
of the hour is to put down the most accursed
rebellion since that Of Luciicr; and plain
people," who love their country and mean TO
maintain it's honor, are not TO be diverted
from it.-ABany Ereni'tg Journal.
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Bogce S ReyHoIdG Gold s SiIrer Nd

JNO. J. MILLS, Sec'y.
San Francisco. April II, 1864 aprlS I'd
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GEO. W. TURSEYr Secretary:
Gold Hill, April 18th, 1864. aplot
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Monterey G.. and =. VI. Company.

By order of the Board Of Trustees.
W .. CONWELL, Secretary
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Continental G. & 9. VI. Company.

Gold Hill. April S, 1864 ap5 td~
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By order of the Board of Trustees.
ans I'd ISO. J. MILLS. Scc'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
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THE CIRCUS TROUPE

l. the largest and complete combined in one
establishment being compo ed Of the most popular
skiilul and accomplished performers the profession
having been selected from the first Establishments In
Eurone ard America. Among the principal artists
the following
MADEMOISsLLE JOS EPHINE. the beautiful. graceful
and elegant Equesuieune
SAMUEL. BURT. the wonderful ssut,rist and Hurdle
Rider.
JAMES DE MOTTE. the renowned Principal Ac Rider
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JAS WARD. the HHmorist and American Gown. Chinese
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stump Speaker, Ae., &c.
JOHNNY BOOKER. the Ecceutrl, and Trick Clown and
irresistable Comique.
TIE STUD OF EORSFs is composed of the finest
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trained aud maguitceutly cAparisoued, and the pro
gramme ci the viii comprise all tie elegant sen
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the day.
The whole u these NAGNIs CENT ATTRACTIONS
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Whose wonderful feats surpass nythng ever before
witne ssed and whose extreme dOcty and intelligence
have arrested the attention of the noted savants
and students Of Natural History.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
Notice TO Owners of Dogs.
CFFICE OF CTTY CLERK.
T,-rr spofts fNu Iu1v 81 1891


w HEREAs. AN ORDINANCE PASSED JUNE 7th.
w 1882. by the Common Council of the city Of Indian
apolis entitled An Ordinance TO regulate and restrain
dogs from running al large in the city o inapo
provides:
1st That all persons owning OF harborng any animal
dog kiud inhe city OF Indianapolis shai pay
annual c5nse therefor OF one dollar for each male, and
five dollars for each female.
2d That the CITY clerk shall issue or be-
sued every such owner Of other person, ON appea-
cation written license for every such animal oi the dog
kind and he shall also furnish 20 such owner other
person check of bras, copper. marked and number
ed from number up with number corresponding with
the license.
80. That any person owning or harborug any animal
of the dog kind in the Is Of indianapolis shall procure
and place upon the neck Of ssch Cog or bitch. subsan
al collar OF leather, ron copper, brass or other duTa
BILE material 10 which shall also be attached the license
check herein above referred and other check than
the identical one issued by the Clek shall be By
any srh dog bitch and in Of loss Of uch check
dup shall be furnished by the Clerk 81 the expense
Cf the appli ant.
4th Tnat any person owning OF harhoriug OF having
the care Of any vicious fierce dog shah not suffer
permit the 20 90 unconined or run large during
the day time.
5th That no pefson OF persons shall keep or harbor
or suffer TO remain ia about his her. their premises
any animal Of the dog nd which by loud and frequent
and habtual barking, bowling or yelpng, shall
rious annoyance dsturbaI c. g. the ncigt borhood
6ih. That any PEI on OF per ons not mpying with
the for. Ding pTovons Of said ordinance shall for each
violation upon conviction before III &ayor the city
indianapolis. be tined in any exceeding twenty
dol arr together IN costs Of pro ecution.
7th That shall be the duty Of the policemen Of the
,ad city T. Kill ali dogs found running a, lar.e unes,
the persons harborng the same have complied
with the foregoing provisions Of said ordinance.
Now. therefore, all persons owning, harb0rng, hav
ing the Of any animal Of the dog kind within h'
CRY of INDIAN pols. hereby respectfully requested
and notified call ~ the CiJy Clerks officee, No. :
Glenu's Block and comply with the foregoing provision
of the said ordinance without further norice.
BY authority.
4. :. sUrTERFiELn. Ci,y Clerk.
Attest
JOHN q. WATERS Dequfy.
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A TTHR AMERICAN DfsPENsARY We TREAT III
N new method, and with the happiest results Pro-
idpSUs Jfer falling of the womb, cdRceratio L7cer-
atio LHchOrheG, swhites) Urinary and all other dis
10 which the american Female Is - peculiar,
LIABLE Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female Sy1fnges This instrument shoulc
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness, conJ0 health, de- Sent free on receipt
ofstamp, copy of Private Letter 20 Married Ladies'
on health, DC. The Doctors celebrated Female P2s
fresh from the DspensaTy, are reg good in simple dis
eases, Irregularities scc- Price 81, sent By mail
At the american DSpeaSdry we alSotreat, soitsOui
mercury, and with failing success, TeReTid
what the quacks call prUdte secret Diseases Syis
in all its stages, GonOrrhoa, Gleet, Structure Hydrocee
Crcocee, yarcocee, Carsocee, Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency and effects Of selfabuse The last six are
treated Of in prvste letter. which send free
receipt Of stamp.
The experience OF the Surgeon in charge Of this lie.
partment IN Of the best Hospitals m Europe and IN
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Those living at distance can communicate by lette.
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Consultation free and cOnpdeHtjdi. Room No. 81 y
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
STOLEN.

ENR0M THE UNDERSIGNED, on SATURDAY NIGHT
last light sorrel mare, with iax-colored name and
tail, about ljs hands high. with small lump scar
on the hiud part Of the left hind foot.
NATHAN LOWE.
LSO, from Henry Lpperd, % indianapolis, one
horse spring Wagon. painted red, with ght Gn.
square dash buggy cushions and Of silver-plat
Il heavy buggy harness, and Aalfworn fair leather
riding brides.
Another horse and harness stolen ION Mr. Tay-
lor the evening: description known and i
supposed 10 be ofthe above wagons.
iy26-dlw
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EDUCATIONAL
GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE.

rSyHE Collegiate Near, including period Of forty
weeks il divided into sessions; the first session
eomren ing en- Monday. September -, lS64, and the
second On Monday. January ~. ls65-
The charges for boarding tuition. etc ere very los,
considering the present financial state 81 the ~,
the annie and elegant accommodations of the n>titu-
ton and the high prices paid for teaching. and other
expenses. -.
letter. OF inquiry or ON business relating 10 the insti
tuition. should be directed.
GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE,
ivas-a2w Glendale. Hamilton County. Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

VssTbe GRAND PROCESSION vin eyer tie town at
N o'ci 'ek. 4 VI preceded by tee GIGANTIC HiPIO-
POTknU> drawn BY TEAM Of EiEPHtNIS. lfour in
numherl follow. hy SEFIFY'S NEw YORK OPERA
BANn. the grand MFNAGERIs. The extensive { bCUs
and TrouPe = ARTISTS to-eiher al the 7rgeocs Para
phernaia - the Metrcpo tan Corlhi-afloT-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE No. 30 SOUTH
- Meridian Street, forfets his fee if he fails In cur
ing any that may under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants you a
Syphilis in the primary stage, helped in IS min
utes cured in "a hours. Gleet Of 20 years standing
cured by DIR. c. Office hours TO 10 L. Al. uaI25
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
M DICAL.
PRICE ONLY TEN CKNIs.
q Medical Report,

nON A NEW METHOD - TREAT
~ ING veneris Diseases, including -
Syphilis in all It's ionorrhes, $50
Gleet, Structure Ysricocne, aud Hydro E3sgS@ g
cele, Diseases the Kidneys, Bladder, Sx
&c, with )ut mercury containing val. k2FA ~
liable treatise Oh that wide spread pala- tfl9kA ~
DIV OF youth Seminal Weasness, Noe Mn =
t1rnsl Emissions, Sexus Debility, I'M GfH@
potency &C., TIE secre; ;Efrmites Of
youth and maturity arising from the bane.ul habit
Of self-abuse. To which IS added observations ol
Female Diseases anu other interesting matter ofhe ut
mostimportance to toe mares and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability 70
that Sent 10 any address in scaled
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention the
the various private disease sted Of in pri
vste report Our DpensAryis the only Institution
kind in America which has been tsbshed by special
charter ans this fact should give preference the
various quscE az doubtful character to be foun in al
areecties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

Or "REnNOTH'' u Holy Writ. of whom Il is declared
Dob 4O-s3) upon earth there Is not his like " This
specimen Of the brute creation the last ge OF
pre-Adame existence. captured by Its present
keeper, ALL the Egypin ty order &c the Niceroy OF
Egypt, 1000 miles above Cairo on tie White Nile. in
Africa. aid imported into this country ~
pense Of more than so 0OO. by g. e. Duck Esq. with
whom such arrangements have been made 10 enable
the Management present him TO the public in con-
junction with the other unique ious which make
up this Catacym Of Wonders compr ing this gigantic
combination.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
INDIANAPOLIS
On Friday and Saturday, August
II and lS, at 2 and z P. NJ,

Under ere enormous pavilion tor = 81 stmis-
sion, which. 30 Wiihauing the eno-iu:us outsy st-
fendant upoa such unpr,c dentei 6)mhinauon, is
axed The loW figure So cents Chilrcn under
years - age. hal. price
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01
MENpINc AND SECURING.


r5FSDER AND SCOUEER. has removed 70 Black
vi lords Baildng. Fourth story, No %, corne- oi
Washington and Meridian street
All garments entrusted 70 him viii be promptly Eni
neatly renovated and repaired
All kinds Of tailoring and cutting Tor boys snd men, IN
the best style on short notice and AZ low rates.
jes-d9m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-01

THE official depository and financial agent of the
United States. and VIII furnish the most fsvors-
ble terms,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
BALTIMORE, August %.

BALTIMORE, August ~.
The Point Lookout correspondent of the
american sends the following intelligence
Largo numbers OF refugees from Rich
mond continue to arrive here. They report
that large force Of infantry and cavalry
under Gen. Lee 10 person, as having gon
up tic Shenandoah Valley TO reinforce Ger.
Early. They assert that this body CT rebel
troops number as many AS 4O,O00-vhe
purpose being TO secure the plumber that
Early captured, which They fear will b
taken BY the advance OF Gen. Sheridan
aud also to attack Washington or invad-
tho North.
A German mechanic vino has been EN-.
ployed Tor over two years by the Conieder-
ate Department in the construction u
tron-clad vessels, says there are two vcsse,
It Wilmington, N. c., ready to run the
blockade. They carry "a Founders and are
covered With inch iron. Each vessel ca
ries four guns. There are also two vcssc
At Kingston, N. Q. One of them carrie
"a FOUNDERS, and is to DO commanded b
OApt. T. Floyd, of tho q. s. N.
There are also 2 vessels in the Pcdee
River, north Of Georgetown, both Of which
will be ready for duty in one month, and
one Of them perhaps sooner, one is called
the Pedec. Lieut.. Morgan, @. s. N. com.
manding the other which is named the Ma
ron for which no officer has been appointed
40 yet. Both these vessels are clad with
IRON 4 inches thick, and each carries 4 guns,
24.pounders.
There is an iron clad being built at Ply
mouth, N. G. Her armor is l2inches N
thickness, and she is to be ready for sea in
2 months. She is to carry l2-poundcr gun
and is to be moved to AIbcrmarle. Hea
80 reports = new boat getting ready n
Richmond, . 4 inch iron clad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
New YoRK. Aug. %

NEW AORA, aug -.
The transport Arago, from Port Royal
the 18th arrived this afternoon, via Fort
Mouroe the Goth. Just so miles north OF
Uapo Hstteras she passed the steamship
Fulton with three mast schooner in tow,
bound South.
Tbs rebel authorities arc very anxious to
exchange eli prisoners that ours will con.
sent to.
Gen. Hatch is about to resume active
operations in Florida.
Operations against Fort Sumter are
progressing.
A number Of recruiting officers, appoint.
ed by various States have arrived. Mass
chusetts got the first man, and it is under
stood she is getting them moro rapidly
than any other State.
The steamer Prince Albert, in attemp
ing to run into Charleston Harbor, grounI
cd opposite Fort Moultrie. Our batteri
opened on her, rapidly reducing her to a
total wreck. Her cargo consisted Of medi.
cines and other light articles. She belong
ed to Richmond.
On the night Of the 2nd, Capt Reed aud
Lieut. Stevenson, %. X ;3rd Ohio, succeeded
in escaping from Charleston, where the
were held as prisoners, and reached safely
It Battery Gregg. They ssy wherever
they went they found negroes their friends.
Six Hundred rebel prisoners are to b.
placed under fire st Morris Island, there
5eirg that number Of ours in Charleston.
The rebels claim however. that they ~
merely intended for some other point.
The Charleston Mercury OF the 18th, ssv.:
.combatauss are ordered to leave Mo
bile. II was thought impossible for tn
garrison to hold ont against Farragut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
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