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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

ffikx eUInEoT0Rie LE.oBF VIRTUE or.
Ian Execution iaG1ed 0ut6f tAeJ JttliceiG Court
esd Hih Storey County Territory o. lbvad1 dated
Ne iStd day of Ju - lsel, ln (eBpf - Peopi1
fftha United Ststee nt tie Territory Nevada, and
Against GEO. n. MOTION and ~ 81 tte and
improvements hereinafter descfesd, toEt sunl e
Irhirteen DOllarn and Aihe Gents pelnqnen1 TaxeA,
Nod Tweuty-three DofArs ard tunrty foqf: Esnta
psts Of suit, together With ecefNiQG costs a11 e1s
Npentined .Au Act ospsoyids l6t ia slsee41E
md collecting County and, Fellitqfiel kege9fe
approved November 20 le6i, and the act q1nt1i1,
tory thereof. approved December 4,i le61 s1nl
expose for sale, at pubAc hdEElc1 % The e1f4e1t
aud best bidder, for cash, II fCplk go9gt
IN. YITGlnia City, on 1Hq HqRRpA1 TEL ~ e
hours of Il O'Clock y and 4 sse much @
the following described reel e1l1ls Wlth 4.i.s
ments thereon, as shall be nece1 ~ Hftl9. 80
execution and costs Of sAle, sst1asd q re gans
Of Storey Territory OF TevatN ~! VIZ A ~ l
pIeca or p1rcef Of land confAinlE l.gli " "
tess 4tuated IN American Fat 40 1891 n9l.4
nv Robert Jones' SOUTH BY Gqnl4K ep1 49, -.
By land owned by RIeby 4 %, 81, ~
-, 3 a lax CoIectpg Of Storey y. s "a
By. B, HHtAoH, Pspyty SOD ccsss !l WE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

or OftNEYAUA1lN u yQ3,
~ Noola Court Of Ne Geld. NV TqNnAein -
for the County Of etofey The People q tne " B
tory Of Nevada TO Robert heleEpelds Ne4 . ~
You ere hereby g1pponed e sRRs R r., ~ ~ 80
mE etscs in ths e eS's l'H H: ~ 11f
q & 4 3 IS sSSs st s 81 9 :s:ssE ~ Y
I. sIs.# Hs sa3s AZ & Pa sSs e z 'S& SG :.
fplK appear by c0nglalBt g AZ se s9s ~ ko
;SgiherNita eo,isan4d dsnes'ss 9 fOs ~ ssss !.
III n ~ ,ths sisr,F or mi Oes.,A eepr.
Z uyestinr Tsfe LEGAL service and return neseoh
= e3ISsfl nnd5r NJ hhnd IN - ~ g.. ~
an sgs.,s. es.n. fssss sIl s.s.I;
-5Td7ialaTfT5f d1L6e~R BIT > N1R3UN kQ& an
n rsses.fIon IsSied out Of Justice d, II. HQblede
fsSur-t - G01 NiIrlo9n1hlp, STOREY q0-1Yfn.H7'
. ne fIFlcifa e nEDE q IS AGshh' ash inPas
vEf MINING cQnPANf, " ~ a,92t .
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e s. 8 Is.i xll: Al 81 I'd IA ~
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fol1la1y ludga1set aee.9sz e ~ Y te,l ~.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

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the eku y a u Z ~ m. i ~ ceuig. Dellll-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30
AveTtlsing y deiin9aent l3t ln nsheys, llYertise
ulsRl g PcsPonsa untll THCRspkY. DIVINITY

KlGHTd on July, ana days ossaie antil fRIB1Y.
August TWELFTH, IssL BY order.of fhe Board
es Trustees K. MCMILLAN, PreSsdent
ri S. REYSoLps. Secretary yiSM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

llss.l : % ~ 5.,lI,
iIsszis Us RSi S IA 1esS; j; IL lPo1t ESf
81 ne Godn H8c & ~ Ala u III TuHDAY,
,tlla sl,,1lf between
much II the fdI,1NIff dl.cE.l1d 1lnl tRte With
1nbf0 Soinenll 3. l1, Z. y ~ " n 1ary 70 sat
isfy said III n 81 ned y Hst-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-30

an EcecufiaN.
Cold HIn fipt
yada d "a q 4 W
the 0pl1 q - e
NeiAios nIlq : = .
fl'afs ana } I|| i
nlna OcuiB 4
and cxpetIl N 4,
0f an act nI An
fng and @
approved q N a
tory fh11' 1C4
exfIoee fr n
best biddf u
SIss. NSFIss9Es (
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S. STs
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

Of negro janis, aries. organized for that
purpose bI tn" Secretary Of War and the
A'Jutant General. The first and para.
mOun. object Of the conservatives is +,
preserve their own libtrtirs by saving
the Union, the constitution and the laws
from utter and 6nal overthrow by the
destructiVes, not themselves to be en-.
shaved under the prrtc1t Of giving a fic
'it'"us freedom tn the neRr", and tn re-.
store and rerpetuate the Union, and to
bring back the people in revolt by renew.
ell and sufficient guarantees Of oil their
constitutional rights. There is no choice
left to any man but to be destructive or
cunsel vative.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
filming @ompanirs.

- MINING COMPANY, Great Mogul District, III
Dorad" Cnunty, California.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, by a resolution
adopted nv the Board Of Trustees ~ the Superior
Gold and Silver Mining Company. Mt Il meeting held
on this day, assessment mo. 81 of twenty-five
(2o) Gents w1s levied upon every share Of the cap-
tai stock OF said C"npHny, TO be paid Immediately
In gold coin 81 the United States at the 0tiee, 46
Montgomery street, San Francisco, or TO NJ. Scott,
at the mine.
JOHN W. GOULD. sec'y.
San Francisco. February 4th, lS64-fe6I3-Im
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

HONEsT MINER LEDGE. The incline up.
Oh this ledge is duwn abonI Erty feet. -
At this depth the ledge is over two lert
wide and the r0ck lO"ks richer than any
that they have before taken out. 4 line
track has been laid, aud large car has
HGei pr6cured for hauling Ort the ore
with such rich ledge. aud ,ach cenve-
nirnceS f,r working il a matter " regret
that this company have lain idle for 50
long a time. We understand, however,
that work will be resumed in u few DAYS.
The Honest Miner should be turning out
"bricks" " every week.
YO SEXIrE AND RATHER LEDGEs.-TheSe
are the names "I two promising lodges in
Santa Fe District, which have been re-
Gently located by Rob't Stewart and P.
Bra,,d"n. Rock taken out a( the surface
looks weII, anh the prospects are very en-.
cuuraging. The Yosemite is between
ten aud fifteen feet wide.
MITCHELL LEDGE This is the name II
q ledge located about a week since in Am.
ad"r distrIrt, unc mle nW tn Of Amadnr,
by Willard & Winans. We have been
shown n specimen from it taken "ut at the
SUI face whirh ln,kS aS promising as any.
thing wr have seen lately. The ledge is
well defined aud six f et wide an top
'Clv- Q .---->AOSS4rs Vunniuo a tUO".t -''" N'
the same time sinking on the ledge.
SnN .K Back. This ledge is silna,e0
On Lander Hill. Just below SemanIha, -
The incline Is now down forty feet At
that depth the le,iH,' is eight inches wide,
sO'i is rapidly increasing in width. Some
" VI Msannc 91af,z is being taken out -
wo'k in the incline is being pushed for.
Warl every day.
FIXE SPECIMEN. We have been shown
a very fine specimen Of ore from the
WhitIaeh Yankee Blade 1t hal been
burned and Ma almost completely covered
with a costing oi silver. This ledge is
now worked constantly. An.l . large
amount oC rich nre is being taken out.
Tue Ph@"ix, also in the A,na1or dis.
trict. is one of the ol / st locations in the
country aud is now b ing vigorously
worked. showing live feet ledge with
ore inferi II in looks to none We have seen
in the district.
M0RGAN AXD MuNcY At the Union
mil Yesterday large quantity of bullion.
the Weld If five tons nf ore. was hcin. re-
tOrted. The yield promises to be large.
SHIPMENT Yesterday morning Pax.
ton. Thwnhrrgh & Go Shipph per cx
press $500 ounces of bullion, the yield Of
several lodges.
CnUrE BrLLIoN to the amount Of 2.042
ounces wa~ received vt Vcach & Co.'S as.
say office YESTERDAY, for melting.
MngGAN AND MrXCY. AT the Union
mill v, st,"d1v largr quantity ni bullion.
the Yield af tive tons ot ore, Was being re-.
tnrIrd. The Weld Promises t. he largr.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

A NEWSPAPER OFFIcE MoBBED. "A
squad "f % Srldiers entered the town of
Smelling early on the morning Of the LIST
instant, and destroyed the Merced Banner
newspaper Office. Not satisfied with
mobbing the Office they drew pistols and
sharp'Shooters on quiet residents of the
tnAn and yelled. "this is the way We
serve you God damn seceNh copperhead
-" They are but carrying into
effect the violent and dangerous and bru.
tai doctines advocated daily 10 the SacrG
'mentO Union and other mob journals. A
"":' q -''.rsh4tion is coming, whea the
authors Of these OutrsgeS will he held To
n fearful account. The Sheriff started 10
arrest them, but vas informed that not
man Ofthem would be- surrendered, and he
was warned not To follow then further.
VIII the proper authorities allow this in.
'amous outrage to pass unnoticed 7 Are
the laws p"werlesS to protect the rights
If citizens
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
ALBERT GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE Ii hereby given that the annual meeting
~ Of the St'sekhalsieTs Of tie albert GalL and
Silver NJ ming Company, for the election Of B ,ard
u Trustees for the ensuing year aud the transaction
lf other business, will be held at the O1ce of the
Company ae the Junction HOnSe Near Clarksve.
Fl Dorado County, ON Saturday, March 5th, 1864, vt
O'rlrck. P. N
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
Z. D. KINNE. seo'y.
Junction HCuss, Be5;y sth, 1SpA-NUtssSd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

T m,elug o. the Trustees NJ the aAnve com
~ pAny held January 3dh 1854. IN assessment
mo. q NJ Hty cents to thu share OF ten feet, WIS
N-NS-A ~>.A ~N~A- ~---NA~ - M =. ~ -
urer vt ,h- orr o. the company ct Dun ans Store,
in In BStalInrnts, follows: SHe-hSf H thirty syS
The -.hs~ ~" i'' s'z,s 4Iya feou date
Drlimqurnts on nsstaSuieUts Nos aand 3, levied
NnV.nbrr Sit aud IIecen,bxr SOth, 1888 are hereby
notified thai said assessments are n"w due and pay
able, and unless paid In due time will be collected
according to lay.
by order Of the Bosrd Of Trustees.
b. A. MOSHLY, Secretary.
Duncan's Store, Jaauary SOth, lsG4-ftb be 6Od
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY,
~ the 23d day Of FEBRUARY. 1864, at eleven
Ocork A. NJ there will he sold. at public auction,
at the Office Of the Company, in Coloma. 50 many
shares in the capital stock Of said Company,
standing in the names Of the following persuns as
may he NECESSARY TO pay all assessments now due
from said parties, together with all expenses oi
advertising aud sale. unless said assessments aud
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE ia hereby given that. on TUESDAY,
~ THE l6th day If FE3RCART, 1861, " two
O'Clock, =. NJ, there Will be sold, at public Auc
tion, At the oiics Of thv Company, in CoL,nlA. 50
many shares IN the capital stock " said Company,
standing in the name of the following prrsons as
may br necessary to pay assessment No j.nOw due
from said paFtiea. together With all expenses Of
advertising and sale, unless sAid assessments and
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
j W. COfirUth. Chairman If the Dem.
ocraIc Stale Central Committee, has is
sued II call for meeting Of the Commit.
tee in San Francisco on Wednesday, 9th
Of March, 1864. A full attendance is re.
quest, d.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
MIDAS GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE s herenT RfVrB that, at meeting Of the
Shareholders Of the above named Company,
held on the 18th instant, there feVieSi ssAsS-
ment Of thirteen and 5-IW dollars each share Of
the capital stock, payable within thirty days, in L..
9. god or silver con 10 the undSrslGnsd, In the City
OF PIaceFViIIe.
By order Of the Shareholder.
JOHN J. CCLLEE, sscV.
PiacerviIIe, January I0sh, Is6A-Im
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
GENERAL GRANT MINING
COMPANY.

~OTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY, the
~ 73I day Of FEBRUARY, 1864. ~ two o'clock 7.
;herr will be sold, at public auction, at the ufce
nf tl. COMPANY, in C,Inrna, many shares in the
capital S'oek NJ said Company, standing in the
names Of the frlnwinRperS a. may lie necessary
tn pay all assessments now due from said parties.
tog thcr with All expenses uf Advertising and sale,
unless said expenses and charges previously
paid
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
ESTATE OF SIMON P. CONDEE.
DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Al
~ ministrator "f the abo"e named Estate to the
CREDITORS "I ara all persons aving claims against
said Deceased, tn -Shibit the same with the n.crs
snry vouchers. 10 him, at his Office in the City Of
Parerv". within ten months frnm the publication
OF this notice, oI the same will he forever barred
JAMES q. HUME,
Administrator OF said Estate
Placerve, January 23d, Is6I-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

The f"llu~ing certificates, heretofore sold for
former aEs, ssmrutG are delinquent for assessment
No 5, a. follows, aud III be sold for the cunt
due, With costs, At the time aud place above
named:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
Calming Companies.
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE IL hereby given that, by virtue Of an
IN amendment to the Bylaws, made BY the
stockholders on the 8Dth day Of January, 1854, the
Board Of Trustees tlfi. said 3th day nf January
levy an assessment (NO. 6) Of tWO dollars and niy
cents per share, payable Immediately, in gold coin
10 the Secretary, At the otice Of the Company, In
ColOma. o. to G. Il. Post, Room No. IS. Lucas and
Turner's building, north east corner Of Montgomery
and Jackson streets, San FrHneiecO.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. ST. c. DENVER, See'y.
cOloma, February 9Th, 1854. "
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
ST. G.. DENVER, Sec'y.
Coloma, January 2!h. ls'4.-td.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13


FLORIDA BULLION. We saw night he
fore last at the Bank Of White & Bnnstel.
ready for shipment the next Innrniny ten
beautiful silver bricks from the Flnri Ia
ledge. Their total weight 2342 ounces.
and value about $4,000. Tire, crushing
was done at the Pioneer mill. and m"Iting
by Veach &Co. In the production Of this
k'nl Of fruit the Florida Acknowledges no
superior. =.
,a'."' p
WATHEN TAYLoR.-We Are informed
Sy Mr.. Il. P. RYAN, superintendent oI the
Wathen Taylor le,ige, that work has been
resumed therein. A large quantity nr
ck rock will nOW be taken out and crushed.
The ledge at present shows e width Of
about three feet, and the ore, which We
OSvs szaminsd, is very ric..
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13

By order Of the Board of Dircctora.
A.. ST. G. DENVER, See'y.
CclunS, January ssdj IscA-Vl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-13
GIutbimg. Drp GOODS, Etc.

The Taste and Charaetsr Of the Ma4ion
% Best Known By it. Costume.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Operations Below Petsrs.,arr

NEw YoRK, Ocs. The following ia
thes1 Ftbnae's account Of operation be-
low Petersburg:
Yesterday (29th) Gen. Gregg, sup
ported by two brigades Of Infantry, push
ed Reconnaissance from our left toward
TIE LynchOurg Railroad as far as Poplar
Spring Church, beyond the Vaughan
turnpike. No enemy in any force was
encountered to-day.
Gen. Grifiin's division of the Eth
corps, advancing beyond the Church in
q northwest direction, came on the enc
myin . strong position about two miles
from the Weldon Railroad. Their pre-
pagatione for defense, though not com.
pleted, 4eere very formidable. Gem
Griffin decided to carry the works by
/. storm, and formed his division in three
lines Of battle, the Third brigade in adj.
vance, under Col Gwin of the 18th
: Fsnns sivAnia The assault was perfect
y and brilliantly successful. The whole
line was taken, With two or three guns
and about 80 prisoners, The other guns
we're dragged away The rebels left
their dead and wounded on the field.
e The prisoners belong to Beauregard i
commend Among them was one Ma
lor, two Captains and Eve Lieutenan,s
Our loss was not greati think about
1915 bat one OF our best officers, Colonel
Weloh of the 10th Michigan, was killed.
end the following officers were wounded.
Maj. Partridge, 10th Mich. Lieut. Writ,
do; Lieut. Bayard, do
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

One trial ana you will neqsF ass any eeisars.
1t n not necessary 70 publish long Itst Of dis
sasea for which the Cadron Blfters are ! arecIae
N all diseases of the STOMACH. BOW.
ELS, LIVER or KIDNEYS
In all afiectlons Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT az
THE SEOM ACH OR HOwELss
II GOVT, AFsEuMATrs AND NEU-
HALs3EAg #&aF ag# 51rT-
And in FEVER AND AGuEs
TITS destined 70 supsseeda all efher rsraraIes 1,
1as ehlg cures these diseases, bat IL raxvnxr !
thea. 7E
wiHe glass fall Of the Histers taken an hoar
before each assAl viii obsiAfs the III effects on be
nast unhealthy climates ana screen ths persoa
taking Il against atse4ss under ths ess tryins
exposures
seld " DfnEktsss and Grneess RsaeF&sfy.
S-DF, joins BoLI.s Principal Onoa Kifk
street, Louisville, Ky, a
Sold By tas PETER vfrRLqxo
febs u Sole Agnaa. EvAnswfIEe lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Dysp e ID = fas.

al IT'S attendant train sfsymptoms, Il acts NOR
aGe sharm than medicine. There IL nything
IN tae range OF ths Matsria Medicas that for mo.
Gsnt bear comparison with Il in tails aiasass
A faii account Of this wBndeFfni plant naav Be-
Sund IA the nth edltion Of taa U. q. DiapsnsAto-
~, pages 1857 and 1885, $1,000
a series 81 experimen ts IN which Dr. Ball has
- ser years engaged has Just been broughs "a
successful termination, and be IL now enabled 70
oiser 70 the pahlle combination Of Cedron. With
other approved tsnics. the whole preserved ii thg
beat quality Of oopper-disiillsd Bourhen whisky,
'aseh he = eonhdsnt has no equal IN the world
might furnish voiume Of certificates, bat
- eHblie have long since harmed 70 essfsnats
aaags at their tEuh value. The maEsst plan ~ foT
very one g test for himsef the virtues of : nsx
mediefn@ Give I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04

The Fighting North OF the Jnaner.
NEw YoRk, Oct. g.
The Herald has the followiug special
account of the fighting north Of the
James: sfsss.9s..
- son Friday three desperate efforts
were made by the enemy to retake the
works captured from them by as on.
Thursday Gen Lee in person com
handed; but the rebels we're each time
driven back with considerable loss.
The enemy were discovered abou. 2
pm. massing in wood directly oppo-
site the fort captured yesterday, and in
half an hour they charged with wild
yell in three heavy columns of attack
The rams at the same time opened upon
our position, and our line vas enfladed
by the FIRE from the rebel battery on the
river. The men, however, stood ready
at their posts, and received the rebels
. With wsll-directed shots, and the enemy
broke in confusion and retired to the
wood Twice again they we're rallied
by their officers and returned to the
charge, but only with the same result !;
until finally, broken and dispirited, they
fell back in confusion, leaving the
ground covered with their dead aud
wounded .,s efff.-..e,a s.,..t
The prisoners, report 1000 at least
killed and wounded.
49, Over 5000 prisoners were taken BY us.
including iaany officers, and the greater
part OF the 9Th North Carolina regiment
- Among those captured are several
Officers, and Capt Mc6uffe Inspector
General of Clingmans staff.
~ The regimental 4 frs we're all taken
By STANDARDS command. Some Of them
ANere captured by the 18th Connecticut
and 18th Pennsylvania. S I 500
lac fight has been pronounced one Of
the NEST desperate and brilliant of the
war, and by the skillfal management Of
his troops Gen,-Weiszel has added one
more leaf to- the laarels won when in
louisiana.
The Herald o. special from Martins,
burg, under date Of the LIST, says:s
f'e The latest intelligence from General
Sheridan left him making preparations
70 force the remnant Of Earlys army
from Browns Gap, III the Blue Ridge
This was on the 18th cf September.
=k Early . position is represented 10 Dc a
very strong enc, and he doubtless IN.
tends to hold ii as protection To Cor.
donsville and Charlottesville. as wep AZ
Lynehburg5 for while holding this posi-.
ton, II Sheridan advances upon Lynch
burg, Early threatens his rear and sur :
Plies There can be little doubt, how
ever, Of sheridan's success, for Early's
army has lost heart, and Browns Gap
will only prove to be another Fisher 3
1a Hill d8sts5 9lfrTs
, g The Worid's Washington special has
i The following ~
An unauthen.ic report prevails here
that our cavalry haye entered Gordens
vile. It is known that cavalry force
= vas very near that place. -. 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
CARD.

Tbs underzigned having sold ont his en- tire sfoez
Of Ready Made cIo4bing. and ceatIensnss Pm
fishing 3oodzs ard retired from the busfnes.
hereby express bis gratsfuI Acknowts5w sryfs
TO his numeroas friends and customers t5r ths5~
past patronage 50 literally extsnasd 70 him 80
wouid respectfully racommend Messrs. T.vior :
Co., whe hsxe saeceesea bin Ia the business. aris
who are now prepared to furnish 20 their nstrrg-
sTs every a<ticls in ghsir Ens, Of the very he-t
zual3ty. and - tbs Esss sesorzbIs pr5esm- :
snE3o ~. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
ELECTION NOTICE.


i SrkrE Of INDIANA, ..
YAndetburgh county. -
LOUIS RICHTER, pfskRK OF TAX VAN
derenrgh tlFeuti eoart. IN and for tho c0uEty
Aforesaid 80 hers's ssss 70 the sheriff Of said
epahty, What sneesE arr 90 be elsused at the nsnt
General Election I'm the State o. Ipdlana) 20 b.
heia ~ the seeoua Tuesday In ustobrr, 1884, a.
ths different places d holding elsstlsns iu said
Governor Of The state.
A Lieuienant Governor,
Secretary Of State, aIf min
A Auditor Of state
Treasurer Of State,
"A Attorney General,
Superintendent Of Public Instruetiou
4 Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Reporter 81 Decisions OF suprama Can't
-Four dudges Of supreme Court
Member q Congress for the First Congress
si0nal District,
A Judge OF the Court q Common Plea. for The
nstrst sesmposed q the sountas Of yaHderbusEh.
District Attorney for the said District,
representative in the State Legislature,
A Joint Representative,
A Clerk 81 tho VAnderburgh Circuit Court.
sheriff Of said County Of vanderbarrh.
A Treasurer Of snid county of vandsrbnrgh.
Recorder do do DO
coronet 90 do 40
County Surveyor q said County Of gandsr.
A Ccunfy COMMISSIONS Tor the Second District.
a Assessor for each Township.
Witness mg hand and tao seal Of said Court, this
sixth day Of September, eighteen hua-
LOUIS RICHTER, clefk.
+ eRQReE woLFLTS. SHERIFF OF VAN
a. rtnrgh County. certffy that The above is a
!, rue seig 4 ths efftnAi on hls d my ofee this,
We SIKH Gay OF seffenlb ers eighteen hundred and
ssAiyri9ur- GEORGE wOLFL1N,
sspe'Tlrnss. Hnioa. and Democrat copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-04
Compound Psetoral Of VIVA oAsrry

has become q household word Throughout the
West and south and bis Worm Loxengps tn teas
tnaa yeaF after thelr introduction. attained a
reputation - wide spread a. Ehs eontinsns oi
North America But the erowuAng glory Of his
lite remains 20 BE- attansa In his latest Discovery
or rather combination: for he does net claim 10
have been the discoyerer Of CEDRON. which Is ths
basis OF the bitlsfs noe offered TO tie publlc.
That honor belongs n tina native Inhabitants OF
Central America, 10 whom ita viStuss have been
knswn for more fhnn two hundred years A. "a
Nth u, the Indian bids distance the mcsi dead
" malaria and handles without fear the nloss seh
omoas serpsnts. II is belief with them that
willis there Is breath left In tho boay she redrop
i potent 10 cure no matter What the disease . AZ
be-. =
While DR.. Bull l. not prepared 10 indorss this
extFavagant preiension, he is nevertheless salts
ned from thorough examination OF the evidence
relative TO fts Virtues that "a q re medy and pro-
tentative for all diseases arising from exposure,
either 70 the changes Of weather and eIlsats OF IL
the miasHatic inauanCsz. it stands without ! Ri
val, and justly deserves tbs reputation Ii has q
seng enjoyed inCeatFal America sad the v es1 In
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