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And many others.

And many others.
This Company issues the Eon-forfeiting
policies, the payments Of which can be made
one sum. five payments, or ten payments
This class Of policies secures 10 the holders
thereof the full value Of every dollar paid to
the Company.
This Company pays its losses promptly.
It is Economical in the management Of it's
business.
1t accommodates its patrons in the settle
( nent of their premiums by taking their notes
for nearly half the premiums if desired, thereby
enabling parties to insure for double the
sum Tor the same amount OF Cash Premium.
1t issues Endowment Policies, payable on
attaining 40, 10, go, 90, so, 65, years, with
profits.
Parties desiring to Insure their Lives will
be furnished With ali the requisite blanks and
information. o. application by mail to the
4 Office in Milwaukee Il Wis st. or to f. II
Head and John Bededict agents for Kenosha
and Kenosha County.
John Benedict has his headquarters at The
Clothing Store of Washbsh and Benedict
g1veahema call and post Yourself whether y5l
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Esroa.ape Esyr,,ezls OF $4,000 ON q

ESEOzsap5 AsyIbezzs oG $50. goo ON "a
a4BEc INSURANCE Policy
The numerous friends of the family of the
lainented DIR. w. J.~Gibsorl, of La Crosse. who
recently died. will be gratiied to learn, that
he had been so prudent as to secure Life In
surance Policy for s., 600 in the excellent
Home Life Insurance Co., Of New York, by
the following letter of acknowledgement from
Mrs. Gibson, it will be seen that the compq-
ny has honorably aud promptly paid the
amount to her. Major Gibsons prospect of life
was equal to that OF any man in the State
When such Il strong man falls, there is no
man who can safely postpone life insurance :
q. II. KeJJogg, Es2., Geuera5 Agent Of tie
Home Life Insurance ComPony:
DEAR SIR.-I desire to express my thanks
for the Promptness and courtesy disp layed by
you, an agent for the Home Life Insurance
Company, and my confidence in the stability
and integrity Of the institution you represent.
The proceeds of the policy for So, 600, which
my late husband, Dr. William j. Gibson, OBJ
| tanned for me in that Company on the fifth
day Of last March, has been promptly paid
without any annoying delays The subject
of life insurance will always be of intense in
ierest to me.
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About Trails. Fowler, Of The Chicago
Railroad Gazette, spiIes on the agony when d G
undertakes 1t, in q terrible manner Here Is WHIST
he says about trails, which there 90 ra5@ ~
humor, and blE kerae sfIUsht
We shudder t. think what a wholesale IN s,.-
ty among the ladies' wou.o 5ceui. s1ruId she Erss-
killer visit Chicago. ~ G seg SO mau.. 49, l.v 1l.
oar streets, wedding through mud snow slusa aad
pools of water dragging behind them intermins~
bic trails of elegant silk satin aud even ve..es
dresses. When summer dust pervades the all aud
rises In clouds al tine slightest pTovo=stjpn me
cannot Out imagine tie nsUseJus con6i;ion of
every such Womsn's internal aTanL ements In
such general sIoppluess as we have had lately the
consequence must be still worse If personal
cleanliness denotes the gentleman, WAY does 1t
not the IadvI l. is painful b reflect when we meet
q pretty irl with bright eyes, eaamlee5 cheeks.
and 2 long trail, bow disgustingiy nasty every
Srrssa. -h-- +s-h7oT' cen ...r- .i- z .ss rs na-
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j. B. Wheeler is agent Of the Home Life
Insurance Company for Kenosha
L. II. Kellogg is also general agent at the
Northwest; office at Starkweathers Drug
Store.
Over 500 Life Policies have been taken by
the business men and farmers of Kenosha
County.
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EDosaasEozs yfsIt.-The Donation visit that
was TO have been given at the house Of Il. 3.
HISsDALE, by the friends Of Rev. Il. NJ. THoMP-
SON, on Saturday evening, the Both, it viii be nos
ticed has been put ell for one week, and the
place Of the visit changed to the house Of JOSIAH
BOND ESD
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The Weather for the past week has been
fair, and Tor two or three days warm and Springs
like. The snow in this vicinity has almost entire
ly disappeared, There could rot well be great
er contrast than shat present in the weather of the
first ane last weeks of January.
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Arrival Extraordinary cars
on the Kenosba, Rockford & Rock Island Rail
Road arrived on Tuesday, for the first time sincs
the great storm ofthe first Of the month We I'M
dersland that trains viii be run regularly hereaf
ter The failure oftbe cars have diaarranged the
mails in the western portion Of this county, and
we are glad for the sake Of our subscribers that
the Snow is CONC.
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Arrival and Denarture OF Mails

~ n. steers, gucIne, is now offering rare
Inducements to those wanting PIANOS Because
1st, he keeps hand one Of the choicest stocks
p the west.
Cd, a long es7erieuce anf good judgment enables
hin to make wise selections.
3D. he buys just az low ne any one, and BIZ Of
ow store rent can afford sell from 80 $50 less than
dealers in larger cities.
4th ne a5i5 mute ii safe far you 10 6uy Qfh5n By q
WARRANTED that the P5onos he sells, shdU gics you
satiaG,ctton, or he ooH tako them dacb AMI refund
he m0a6y
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Coughs and CoIeis.-Thoso who are
suffering from Coughs, Colds. Hoarsness, Sore
THREAT, &C., should try Broen's Broprhial
Iroches,' simple remedy which has relieved
thousands and whica is in almost every case eE
fectuaI
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
LESTER SEXTON. $50. of Sexton, Bros, &
Co. Milwaukee.
| G. d. NASH ......... Pres't Bank Of Mil
waukee.
CHAs T. ILsLEY. ...... of Marshall & IIsley's
Bank, Milwaukee.
/ S. S. DAGGErT. ....... President, Milwau-
kee.
DR.. 3. B. WoLoorr. :. Milwaukee.
CHARLES SCuEFTER, State Treasurer, st.
Paul Mimi.
De. NJ. G. DARLING Fond du Lac.
II. S. BAIRD ...... Lawyer, Green Bay.
| J. T. CASE. ....... Threshing Machine
Manufacturer, Racine.
Coz. AMAsA COBB. " Lawyer, Mini Point,
! S. H. HASTINGS, State Treasurer, Mad
ison.
SAMUEL MARSHALL, President State Bank,
Madison.
SIMEON Mills, 49,. .Prest Bank Of Madl-
son, Madison.
HARVEY DURKEE, -. .kenosha.
JOHN J. II. PEAsE . GAINESVILLE.
And twenty others
OFFICERS.
| S. S. DAGGETT, PRESIDENT
JAS. BONNGLL, .. VICE PRESIDENT.
| G. d. NASH. TREASURER.
A. w. KELLOGG, SECRETARY.
DR.. Il. 3. WOLCOTT, Consulting PHYSICIAN.
S. s. DAGGETT,
JAMES BoNNEIL,
JOHN II. VAN DYKE, : Executive Committee.
il. l.. PALMER,
CHAELF3 L. ILsLEY,
H. G. WILSON, Genl Agent.
). q. MoKENDLEY, Asst GenI Agt
OFFIoE-No. "A Wis. st. Milwaukee
This Company has $187 of assets for eve
ny 500 Of its liabilities, and is thus safe be-
You'd all contingencies 1t is moreover a
purely mutual company, having not the in
cumbrance Of a guarantee capital to absorb a
large portion Of the profits which should be
divided among the policy holders in the form
Of dividends. Many persons are not aware Of
the distinction between purely mutual com
pauy and one having guarantee capital
| 1t may be illustrated in this wise two mer-
chants embark III business-the one with
| So, 600, capital Of his own-the othe with the
same amount and also with s., 600 more o.
borrowed money. The second merchant could
make prima facie show to his creditors d
large basis for credit which would Of
course, be falacious. This difference is seer
by the report of Commissioner Wright in re-
spect to certain companies doing business il
this State--with the guarantee capital, which
is, so far as the policy holders are concerned
borrowed money included as portion Of The
assets, several companies stand as follows;
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Yours truly,

LIFE AssURAEcE.-We were much gratifed
to learn that DR.. Creighton, whose death is
elsewhere announced, had assured his life in
a good company-we believe the 'Hoaae," of
New York-for a sum which his family, left
to the ii gors ola gloomy winter, will linda
great relief. We wonder that so many neg
lect to make just such provision for their 10y
ed ones Economy will enable the MECHANIC
and laborer as well as the merchant, to secure
a policy which will secure from want the fam
lily which mgy be left This is well worth
considering at the commencement of a new
year.--M ". Christian 4d00cate, January
6H, 1864
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II. b. G = =
Teacher Of Singing and the Violin, Piano Tuning ant
the Rudiments Of Piano Playing
Pianos tuned by the year ut a low rate.
Leave orders for tuaing al Truesdel's Photograph,
Gallery. Su34
January. Is, 1854
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HOW very Pheasant II is to take a
trip from home and run across an old familiar
friend as was the case the other day when we Wis
tied Milwaukee. We were invited by friend to
visit BATES NEW RESTAURANT, on the corner of
Main and Mason Streets, where we we're very
agreeably surprised to find our uerabIe friend,
odd Phelps doing the agreeable fer the whole
house His tact and talent for this particular line
and his eccentric and peculiar style oannot very
easily be beaten
Nh Bates, the proprietor, Is sn cid resident Of
Milwaukee, and has host OF friends and lie has
our heartfelt gratitude and thanks ior the kind
ness arteati.a and urbanity We received at BIZ.
hands. His house is decidedly ,he 5est insiitu
ion Of tire ...-d j. ths west Long may he wave
The "AEclEST' always waves. Give tLeu cal
and YOU will not regret it.
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WISCONSIN Mutual Life Insurance
Company.


Company.
We take great pleasure in calling the at
tontion Of the citizens of Kenosha and Keno
sha County to The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of the State Of Wisconsin. In looking over a
report gifts business we find that it has is
isued since It's organization nearly 5000 poll
cies, 1900 Of which were issued during the
year just closed. There are many reasons
why this is one of the best Co.'s to insure in.
It is made up and managed by Western men
doing its business in the Northwest.
It's directors are among the most reliable
business men in the State and are determin.
ed to build up an institution which shall be
an honor to the State and to the Northwest.
We give the names Of some Of its directors
and officers
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits !

Good Jeans or satinets are now worth per
yard at wholesale --.. :.-:.--...-...-. l2o cts'
Cotton linen warp, per yd., IS cts, ol, az cts
Filling for a yard of Jeans cost 42 cts, mon
One loom will cas- lily IS yards of Jeans or Sat.
inets in a day. making saving to the wearer on 70
yards profit to the manufacturer per day' $o,IO'
features it into cloth home wearor the market much
greater profits are realized making his WOOL bring him
double what it would in its raw state.
Yor t3wr rights or single looms for Kenosha and Aa-
ain lr ifes atfy - tie sltse Ser ~ his residence
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All who Suffer from ailments of the Throat, should
Dr. Prices Diseases the Throat DR. Pr &C
handles the subject who understands it, Physician
who succeeds conquerng disease in this eli
mate which tends such fatal results deserves
the thanks OF the community.
That DR.. Price has ability Doubt That DR..
Price Should succeed perfeetng radical of thos
long standing Diseases after having devoted much tns
and industry into research into the and esuch
diseases. The kful physician is likely fail when
the allows his complaint to lngsr long
the parts involved before makes the application
Dr. Price receives patients his Rext visit Kenosha
during Friday, the 18th of February at the City Hotel
Dentistry DIR. Meade has arrived and is
his rooms at the City Hotel. The short tine
that he remains here and the usual number of
his engagements render it necessary for his pa
tients to secure their appointments early. Let no
one neglect through timidity or a temporary abs
scence of a painful reminder, be deferred from
consulting the Dentist. DR. Meade is favorably
known here and his charges reasonable.
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l1OVtV-O0II150 VIIS TT W.
same companies stand as follows:

The Wisconsin Mutual divides its entire
profits among its policy holders, thus giving
to them insurance at the lowest possible cost,
while the other companies above enumerated
divide twenty per cent. or one fifth of their
entire profits among few stockholders,
There is no more reliable Company than
the Wisconsin Mutual, and the best Judges
Of such matters in Kenosha and vicinity bear
testimony to it by securing life policies in
this company. Below We give partial list
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-28

Those having Pianos that want tuning vii
not overlook the card of Il. B. Coz. Much exper,
fence coupled with his well known musical tall
ent makes him an expert 10 this business.
TaIze7a OGI:-Two trains on the Chicago 4
Milwaukee Rcilway have been taken of for the
preseut-the cypress train from Chicago at 9.26
P NJ, and the Night Accommodation from Mil
waukee, at Q, II A. M.
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Thursday Morning, Jan.2S, 1863
focal n JGte''l4 -
Chicago & Milwaukee Railway.

Trains leave Kenosla as follows;
Second south-.Express Pas . 80 10 NJ.
Third Seuth-'Way Accom-. 5000 e"
Fourth South-'Ezpress Pass. 1911 P. N.
FIRST ira in going North'Express Pass. +l116A. N.
Second North-Express PasI...... FPS P. NJ :.
Third North-Way Accom-, ......@ 4.OO
Sundays excepted
Mondays excepted.
S. C.. BALDWIN, sup't.
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| The French Language.-It will be observed by an
advertisement elsewhere etzeRs to enjey the
benefit eff the teachings OF Mons JAQUEs EMILE HAMILTON,
gsnenen possessing qualifications and talent az an
educator Of this beautiful language. Mons. Hamilton
highly commended every way profeisnt in
his calling gentleman in whom people place the
implicit reliance bssg.ak him the patronage
Of citizens,
The "amiltonian system Of teaching the languages has
bseA recognized in England and in this country fer
the most simple Had perfect method extan This system
first introduced BY the hsr eff the gentleman whs
offers his services citizens. The Edinburgh Rsgc
speaks Of oneo the useful and important discoY
cries of the ages has been pronounced by tie Veem-
Ter Rerjeg he most extraordinary methsd OF instruction
which the ingenuity Of hitherto devils
ed 1t further that he pofosnd scholar that
the world 1aay by this mode teaching make
others profoundly learned HIMSELF only adopts
this mode he will do infinitely laber AVID inn
nltey shorter space Of time any other plan which
has yet been practeed The .42s says: abbrev-
ates the Persd Of study reduces the labor ana
increases beyond all other requirements
of the pupil"
For terms pcoserefer ersement elsewhere Civ
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Rgsrited Pron,sslon.-We are glad to noti

Eserited Pronsgion.-We are glad to notice
that our young friend D, j. Hynes, who though
enlisted in an Illinois Regiment is still counted
as a Kenosha boy is receiving the due reward
Of merit His many friends in Kenosha will be
glad to learn that he has been promoted to the
rank of Lieut. Colonel of the 18th III. Cavalry
The Chicago Tribune Of Monday last in noticing
the mastering in of this regire pays the follow
ing handsome compliment to Col, Hynes'
Lieut. Col. Hynes enlisted in the Sth Ill
cavalry as a private in Capt. Medill's company,
in Sept, 1861, was elected Second Lieutenant on
the organization OF esCompany when Capt. Me-
dill was made Major, which rank he held until he
was appointed Lieut.. Col. of the 18th cavalry
He performed considerable duty while in the POI
tomac army as aid TO Gen. Sumner, and after hls
death to Gen Pleasanton. He was a tavorIe
with both for his promptness, tearlessness acuyl-
ty and gallant bearing and efficiency as an aid
being equally ready with the sword or pen. La
a charge he was always in the front, and in re-
trest the hiudmost He never hesitated to expose
himself in danger and ever set an example TO has
men OF courage and dash He was born to be a
cavalry officer We feel pride in the handsome
distinction he has won, anu III the highly con-
ten ty his superior officers, he is a TRIBUNE
boy having learned his trade, and enlisted out
of it as one of the forty-seven men sent from
this establishment to fight for the Union and
Liberty.
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Woodland @1ad Ctay Lots sG Aulo-
aOEHs-We call she attention OF car readers to
the notice in out srts.ng columns Of an Auc~
ton Sale Of Woodland in Pike Woods. crayen~
lent to the city ard lumber Of Lots in this city
This sale is to AXE place under the supervision of
Rev. S. C THOMAS, Endowment Agent of Law
renee University. In these times good Wood
Lot is good thing to have
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-28

EaOEOE' where ii IL ASue.-=The Rail
road Gazette says r.. n. Rice, Esq, tho worthy
and efficient Superintendent. Of the Mishfgan Gems
tral Railroad, has laid the travelling public IN,
dernew ob igatious 70 him by bis kindness and
benevoleuce u the terrible cold OF the LIST and I'd
inst. Among ms acts Of kiudne7s we may mem
ton the fact has he paid the hotel bills OF passen
gers who were Obliged to stop over at Kaamae
zoo and GalesbUrg. H. e. Sargent, General
Agent at Chicago also uutriog in his efforts
torelieve those who were IN the blockaded trains
The conductors Of the several trains have also
received honorable mention in the daily papers
The passengers who were ou the trains will long
remember the kindness shown them, both BY the
officers and employees Of the road.
--s -s
airagaa COmcega.--Cha celebrated Hate H
FAMILY Concert Troupe, viii give two Of their
Grand, Vocal & Instrumental Concerts, al Sim
mons Hall in this city, on Tomorrow friday
and Saturday evenings. One half of the pgoceeds
of the Concert to>morrow evening will be given to
the Ladies Soldiers A.t Society,
This troupe is c. posed o TWO brothers, J +
HATCH. Tenor and l. p Il rcH .Basso) and
tive si-ters, Miss =. L. HATcH tSoprano) and Miss
s. NJ. uATCH, lCoutraIto.) We have seen frequent
very favorable notices Of the concerts of this
Troupe, in Which they are always spoken q. as
second to 10 Quartet'e troupe now travelling
Our music loving citizens should not fail to &c
and enjoy a rich musical treat, and at the same
time contribute to the fund ct the Soldiers Ait
Society.
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EEh H4gEcI1.--We notice some kcuosha uame
among those vino have received offices ABOUT ue
Legislature. Among these is cur Old friend joins
CROWLEY, Of Bristol, who takes his old place as
Doorkeepcr Of the Senate. John is an ''old hand
at the bellows and evidently favorite one as
this is bis third term. w. w. BAKER Of this city,
has received the appointment Of Fireman of the
Senate, Thisis ar Bakers first term at Maids
son, and we hope he will not allow himself to be
corrupted by the toAiea and dissipations Of The
Capitol tits said to be a dangerous place for the
uniniJiated,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. LUkIN, Sec'y
Gold Hill NAV 81 lsiI my2l III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
I. G. A. C0URS0LLES, Acting Sec'y.
Gold Hill, May 81, 1854. my3l I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

*Also delinquent on Assessment No. ;.
And in accordance with law. and an order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day OF May,
li, many shares OF each parcel Of said STOCK as
may be necessary, will be sold IT public auction, at
the SaIesroom Of John Middleton & Son, No. iuG
Montgomery street, san Francisco, on NEpNES-
DAY the 18th day OF June, lc6i, at the hour OF l.
O'Clock " OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses the sale; .
IL. b. C0NGD0N, Sec'y,
Office GO Washington street. Room No. 3,
mNlk Ii Sun ErnnClScO. California;.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

And In accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board OF Trustees, made On the 10th day Of April,
lS6I many shares Of each parcel Of said stock as
of JnO. Middleton Sons, No. 400 Montgomery St.,
San Francisco. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June,
ls at the hour of L. O'Clock NJ Of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
H. D. C0NGD0N, Sec'y,
Office, No. go Washington street, Room No. :, San
francisco. my2l I'd
The above sale Is postponed till TUESDAY, June
fourteenth Q4th), eighteen hundred and sixty-four
US6i), at the same hour and place.
BY order Board OF Trustees.
Can ErapcIsco lima 1874 tn2 III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

And in accordance with the laws Of the State Of
California and the bylaws OF the company, so many
shares of each parcel Of said stock may he neces-
sary, will be sold ut public auction ut the saesroom
of Jerome Rice Co., 327 Montgomery street, In the
city OF San Francisco. on THURSDAY, June Goth,
1854, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
the sale. by order Board OF Trustees.
X. WEGESER, Sec'y,
Office, go Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

Peruvian Gold and silver Mininz Conn
pany Devils Gate District, Nevada Territory,
Once No. 40 Montgomery street, san ETanciSc9'
DAY the 18th day Of May. AID. lS6i, at IL O'Clock,
AN, there viii be sold at public auction: al tine
saIss-roOm o! Jerome Rice Co., No. 81 MOntgo-
rnery street San Francisco. to the highest bidder
for cash. in United States coin. 50 many shares OF
The capital stock Of the Peruvian Cold and silver
Mining Company standing in the names OF the here
mater mentioned stockholders, As Will DC necessary
10 pay all assessments now delinquent thereon, To-
gether with the cost OF advertising and all sccrulS
charges, unless the same Be previously paid 10 tile
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

COmpany.-Notice is hereby given that In accord
ance with the laws Of the Territory of Nevada and
an order of the Board of Trustees Of said company,
there will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY,
June 25th ls6I at O'Clock Pm, In front of the COM
pany's ONCE (Codd Chase's Sample RoOms) Gold
HIM. so many shares Of the company standing in the
names of the following shareholders will pay the
amount Of assessments now due together with the
costs of advertising and sale unless the same be paid
hofnrn that day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-11

Notice Is hereby given, That IN accOrante with Inc
laws OF this Territory, the bylaws Of the company
and an order of the Board of Trustees there will be
sold at public auction. on TUESDAY, May 3lSt,
lS6i at the hour Of O'Clock Pm. In front Of the
coapanyS Office SO many shares Of the capital stock
OF the company standing on its books in the names
OF the following persons may be necessary to pay
all delinquent assessments, together with cost OF
sale and advertising:
NIr,ss T,srts S5S Imt