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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13
Lazarus $ Morris OPTICIANS AND OCCULlsTS. CAUTION! SWINDLING!

That you are not swindlcd by persons falsely representing themselves to be our agents. who go from house to house offering inferior Epscta- cles on the credit of our repu ation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13

Tns pecuiias taint sF infection which we
 call ScRoFULk lurl<s
 in the constitutions of
 multitudes of men. It.
 either produces or is
 produced by an eril .feebled, vitiated stafe of the blood; wherein that fluid becomes in- competent to sustain the vital forcesin their vigorous action, and leaves the system to R.rr s-k .lsno~ln. aud
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-10-13
sse.oseI 30

No-of Policies now in force, 2s405. sssa
 Amt of Property now insured: $2. .400 4s4 oe N Amt of Premiums charged on Books, E .iO6 4a Cash Funds. 8z,OUI xs
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pHOSPECTUs
DR0HAlDE'! MOTTIIIMl
AnD
REBEL TEETELAToa

TEn saderrigned : n0v .asl;.li,
Journal sfsfiax she shove tile ~ K,s.s.4,Hs
Issasssee TIE paper pfoposs 5, - -. -.
PEI aEaaaf fnssrtstlF SaiS i aSr.n>, - - e
paPeF, n,sterials % IN kinds. and ~ -. = :
ineresssai sines ths tnaaZsrstsah q ~ -
sa.f ! aai Bof ahae te furnish fbs rssF-- =.
- hosa oss sny Inducements % elafs ~
I've Feess aF9 mT paper, then the b., , +,
10y sra BE entF TSt.Teats one hsztinv &C. &
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tsu<l-fs.fssk@n Heb fsmiiissiy kno4s - "a.
ret A'sfAer5tiss ] glory in opening nv -
,''fia ny ela fortiScsfisns. beri1a;po v.i,f ~.
- - aha seii-tsand REBELLION. sE.rr 49,. -
- ,s..i - y leave e ny @ssrS Of 6as5 s,i
TIE Wan
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!. Ii,.,-s 80 80 SEuFES4 n pe,kfa-
This sssA - an q tRs esF
ing ~ ~ participants in sas -. !, s'iLIasi D.
ainiest pssssd sus-ss q eis,gs -. = iisa'---s
Kogaes' GALLERY A. he ss.se -, 2 is--s.
var sEaoB SD gssstisfs ard thrive V,-sl s-''
--a8 whfse tFsd, = = % rol he ~ ~. -
pTiFste piisersfs, th@ whi.ky bio,t.. 49,. -.
eiertiots; the opPFessors Eho grind n. g. IA
Fsss7i sxt0ffit'-sefs . tFs4s Who Es5.dis Nv :,
ssIe aad retail; and 81 ssas-,usussas
T.afkizsFz szsd ofkeF disfuft@7z u - -. :
fSfNt44 sfDA-lt-frs . El-ftl y aNsfta ana G.rfs
win hoS FIJI - % justice 10 tlsa Esr,t ei,.. ~
Elso rake irasks gPas saslfkern 49,
Fre@eAsTs % 81 3esoasiEsati0as.
/ rgr-eaf that IN tbe rule q Tnr elsor:si ezra
.hali shjrre that seryiiity Which dszeys7s y, 1
dependence e Fhs prs zs8 sass from b.. - N
ilesss opposition SAich give t. Bsvty = &C.; y ),
ssassfrs. And Sbiie tbs Bsass = M $50.
cates IN RnH1issat ale terms Is T-,ijt,.z q.
faithfiI ssntiurl. lose sight q WFss Tto-ss,
ard Eeraiiseans snd remember rnlT ~ g..
mint sna the preservation 4 TIRE F~si ~ -s-s
rictIs Eortb ali the sscrlhcss Il biaesi an ~.
Their pYtserva+fsa mes efzt even - tie es.srr
O. of the Yre=ent rsee e men, aad tie s5as--
0f 81 shs ussafss q lie fs-pssrs age-
fntsr%es,tcr. Istiefssl j-zisaisv asd ha--s5 4.
5saiiAk. SD fEsatiesl eoVsstsee havs fesa -
Ing prsseiplas VIA England: and wh-u arr =
troahles are -sffiei. Vii sdyoesie gis.tz Esz.
turn The wbei9 eos1rze - ths ERP~rfr Z
French las besn characterized By dsf.isaaf5r "a,
rryier; sad truly loyal Americas is,gTszs ca,
tsFtsia 20 sfhVs feelings tszard Sspsalson I
skase q hatred HB& essatEosPt.
TAe sversszfisg ksrra gss<tisss erais<At % 5 -
--tSss cs.-r5Ft leaders IF TIE Seth aliaeiHg
was neexssary n rezder the peculiar n-t.-s-
sreu-x Nhen Il ssss ser1zrr uRder chs C,asfs --s
snd eoald never be s~caFs aaywbess elzs- l. iss
so l0aeeg she la.-sl b'sE The trgrei,sg ssssstss
che eossarzy; and have no syafafhy E..s d
Ssssthern Dssunianise Sb0 has I9sL BE s,zvs
slavery hiss been DESTROYED and the Seslth -
Il. wfrhess aRy pssvoeAtioa whatever Ts.s )
tea VII openly sAks and s;asbornly mat
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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r. r. BUTLER.
ATTORNEY AT Law ST
ara
United States Claim Agent,
KSoxY1LLE TEsNESsER
cSusring promptly attended 70 IN az IL

csmgIa 81 East Tsaaessss
Pro.asa.ss a kinas a elAsms against IL oov-
srameat; also
Peasioa, Baaaty, Bask Pay. -, g. doe the
hiesds ef deceased. sod ers.
GoxernzneHa vU1ehess hoashs Of eolisctsa 80 -
best teFDa
Internal eiaisns corrected sna cotise+sd Sc
korssa foFsge and property biksn.
Also collects pay for negFOea ealistsd N he fHy
kalonsing - ioyal eitiesFis.
h has : record e the essfA - - EHa reansp-
&c sosdssrs eho hare died bsleneing - ths UElsa
AMY. De desires 70 sc 81 persona who drew 4
,sn;son Al tie hroskfne cut q TIE sehsilIoa via
kavs bssn ioyal; whsn the colder died saving .
widow she : saeiaieA Il 20 Sia0M tie children, e
10 ekii3reA. the fshst Il ne fatAsf, e. neshsr &c.
The tes IN thu cian 81 aasss = See doara aod one
dollar and hey esrh fcf each certificate
He Fz8srs 10 osasrAi 8 P. Carter. Dr. BFdvascsss
Coioksls Jobs Wfslsama. John Baxter, q ?. I.a-
De. Samuel r Rodgers. and Jndes Jonss-
: e~oGcs n Bassm<nt ssefy q tie cossf hoess.
II Esya4&f
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astd. = dearese lssrsrf.---A ftseImess Blu
TIE In alleges ID tbs eaae thai sisssstass = Ia
daAssd . eoua,, knart and thai be belnEe ts tba
Tahsi arnly and i bsycna the FeaSh Of thA cessrt
asa IN aiiaehment having tesz hs1ed ard lssisd
"a lie rEnpefty "a daseodspg II - enaore6 thss
pnbslratsf Sc slsls faF fssss sneee~sFse weeks -
In Kaprriils aghig safissinx tie dsIssaant e
affsnr bssre the EhanceFy Court a NAfsvfiip 90
The sirs T.isssaS ser The Asss ApssiAy a SeFrns-
her next aud asakR kis asfalse 10 saff bin eF shs
sans win be taken Is ssnsssea and 80 90 hsafing
sx piste Thss BaEh May, fse4.
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fFcpries4 d the Relief eoesesy enasrsakine thss
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poas an& b hcl strictly within ifA spheEA
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A u. RsssrH e. Hsnsa 4. Epx.--dttaek.
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IN shis case tha It'll ailes<s that defendant Is 70.
sAttasA. " essnpiaiaasis aad hiss dslsaaant hss
slasndass bic kgssne and rute Ssaih With The Ebsl
sssss and sh sssaeAsnsas havinH bssa itssfd and
lsxied en- the property 81 the islcnaast Is . o..
lsrvd that pabioatian - aiade taK fsnf sEses4sse
weeks ID tAe knaxtiiss WIG nsslfsing the dessn-
dat d appsaf before lhs ghanerFy CaaFs ~ Mary
win On De zsse Tuesday agssF the MS Mendsy q
Nsseans<e aezs and asske he tsfsss b saia fiIA
90 the snss via Be taksa q rsafesss and set tof
hearing ex paste. This sash Mas. iss4.
" A. WAEKER c. n u.
IlAx1 a Txarf4 Solicitors. isl~ss piss
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A. r Bypos z @. g. q. I. Cor e lTsaRr,

A. r. Bsucs e O. re- r. 7, Cor q BTsakf.
THE bll IL Tia osaa rharess thsa the aessA6anb
are 1nieatsS e ectnpiainaats, ADD that ths9 have
hed from the cSaatFr, and ~ astachmeut having
lea issued and lpVica On tkEr pF0peF4y Il ts OF
astSd thai pabIiestca b uede fes fsF saceesiv
xeskz q he Kaexxsile Wl.ir uesifsiue Ee defen.
darts 10 sppear before tie ChAncers Coir4 81 MaeE.
villa "a tie euf Tuesday afteF the kTst Muaaay q
Novemhsr next ana make their defenss 90 saf4 til
e. the saHe Wfis BE taken confessed AID eel Cor
SO = ksaring 90 para. This sch Maxs Essa-
VA WALKER & n :
: nAxFE2 4 FIEM1Ed Scfa jsft-sl pas
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C. H. MILLS,
10 BAlr1aOAE sTAEKr, -
BaItinox,s, Maryland,
ss tEerssesly ~ ~ zsk~a-4fz
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Per TIE ssis and Fsrpha.sofgs

ETxRY PRESCRIPTION or NERcgEA gDfsE,
BEGs 10 sae- Bis serviess "a Settlers, MerchantA
ana etbers IN The parehkse ~ 81 Kinds u srpStes
His lar aKpeEenc4 IN iEssinezA sna laze ocanain.
tahre n ths eitita 81 lsaltimcre, xew Tsrk ard
PAfkz1elphts give him grssf advantages n The -
lsSEsea q Gosas and pspcsrins them - tie esss
raass BE Win give his personal Rnd p@afngs 81
ssAtisa 70 al erdeFs however saall, SD ses that
shsF aze prompsly forwarded.
AerchsnsE Sas1erS ard esheek whe ara lscztea
On any Il the insaFrectienaxy States most oesferu
. tle Irnia Regulations prescribed b the See-
rstarx 81 tie Tsensvrv ard forward their peEnitA
Together With thsir invoices. - ne.
fsEssas wanting 20 Procars suppSRs for tesis
fEniiss viii sFEly - the nearsi sYSal ageEss wlle
NiR give kbsa all the infsrmstlon desired. 1ls
unossy most ae1s1apsay al orders 81 geoaa. prsls
On asyof the GeFsrnmsat DerassiazsDss er oosyseT-
MASTER rouchers, properly spfrQxF1. vii answer
- vsa TITS sFFaaS,sEaes4 esrfs ss1ssy 6tSnrSases
q thoss whass fisas 4 vkkmkA ~ their plAeeEos
hosinezs His eezanaiaiso Is ) per ceEt for an ..
den unaar oae hEnlrea doilsrs--fT al orders osaf
enc kanirsa asllszA. a per cert
Parties ordering goods EAoaid deigaats haw shey
EisA Ghen shiPPsa. tyiexpsea e eshsfsise- ksihs
70
Tnoa. KExP & Co. RrTnoEF 4 saTrn. Bslsirnare
1T EsTExRReeK. CHAHLz MAcT, Ed \, =
RRp, Es4kc oERTExs EsqSsEsS YeEk.
Caftasn JoitS C. CkGS1- SnfhTills.
Carssfn A T. BIrx7 CsaSinnaf
haisimare. Nd APsl - 81 nayiet
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Jas T. Teeie aad etfess &c. Jae. s II, EFide
THE M aIlsra h Ibis exc thst he arfsadsns
y indicted 10 eesnplaahsnb, anf ttss be bas ne4
q 8 fhen tie ssaia aad ntfschnsat kesiug hesa y
sEs srs6 sd itsiea e. daendauts preatst II + Or
etse4 that pabifeafipn he made j. The knexvfies
Wktg fsg feuf s0cerasiFe wsekA neifsfng tse d.
fsnaant b arpeks before the Chaneesg CetFt nt
1fsrgxslie % he 6sst Tuesday aflef the fFst MOI
dSy Is EsFenakr nszs ana elskz ~ &efenss % saia
bil OF the sane HiIl d 1 ken eoafeses1 and So
&r kaas(1g q pAFtes las 3eA Mar. itsA
II Es3fEEEtFK ". n M.t1R1fs a II.
p. TEsrxr. Seaies;os ieil-ApsS az
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RATEs o. ApVERTTsIEe.

One square, &c Zen tines % baoFEscss. cr.s n
se<t3gfs.
Eaeh eonfFarszBea q sazas s8yerzi-s1sezt.---..
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One s9aarr, per q.
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Tertise HEfrsisy. Having 5E-t tiselsz1,ss q ~
Using. ~ advertisement WH b irfsr-rfd ~,,I
psyasent e zd-sscg. ~ szse rssfyss.sjjle mex FL.
same psru1eat Tae rzrsussFs circuissica z :
paper 9iH make i i &eSirA}5a advertising rzrz
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Tg IN esse Il , ehxsged Ia tae III thAt dsEea-
daat L inae5sra b exaseiainant aad that be has
abEnanasd kis home ana gsAe SssA viii The Feltl
arsass shd ~ sffssknasuA hAE fnE hssn issued esd
lsytea 90 defeEdzhsS psopss4Fs L y oeasred saat
aaErasIos b. fade - ssss sseeezs1 wssAs n The
Krsxyiis whiz. netifysaa ne Defendant % sppsar
kes.S the Chancazx Cs,strs IS Nasxssc C. the fFst
Tuesslas ssieF.tae kFss MouSzy q Sosesetsf esxt
nnd sske hfs defeAse 70 sAld BAL a. ne sasns vii
~ sakea ae eenFesaed and ~ IaF keArin 81 paste
This s8sh Nay ssSs.
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In "a case he hill ehafges fhas aespdaRt sals
l askes Ass IN lie statA cad tsa1 h L INDICTED
q sonplnlanuf ard IN sfsaehmeht having heen
ssrs.a siad leviss - desen3anis properly. = or
AIRED that rahlisa.kan he a&e lpe Easr successive
veess Is tiss 4 rszssIie Wig estigSihs he dsfen.
dert te nppesr belsss the Chanscry caErt st ApsI.
wills - tia ara Tuesday af.et the fEss AanGsg i
Nsssa hes hsxa sad lsska b as1enss = said BAH
heariar q par.s. hsa s0th Msy. tsst
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Aftachuent.

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THr rlalnsEf. a sisiasvls, kAys ne dessaaant e
indebted q hira nd tkst he - akscenaz thss Pro-
cess eann0t b tegred upsn hiH bzsing ossainsd %
ortinsf sssaehmsnt saass shs azsktn 81 tie defsn-
danf rnses snsasnabis hefpre Juaeph Amitistef, :
Jusfica o. The Reaae far Ei1nnk el.Iafy. SD the
sane haxsag l,esR issss1 90 - II Is Or
Ore him a he ones 81 Nsrssslis On lbs 2lst ds{
tyf fsureraaeg naxiqe 4 viii b pfoeeeded With II
~ "a Il faffhas srseref that fhis neiiee i Sal
tka8 Far f,aF eassseuiivs weeks In tie KnaKskliz
Whig. JOSEPH AsfBKfSTEk
usyfA-ss pfsss sasliee e the Pseea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29

CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT WATHR.-The ex-
tent to which water mingles with bodies ap-
parently the most solid, is very wonderful.
The glittering opal, which beauty wears as an
ornament, is only flint and water. or every
twelve hundred tons of earth which land
holder has in his estate, four hundred are
water. The snow-capped submits Of Snow
dom and Ben Nevis have many million tons
of water in solidifed form. In every Plaster
! Of Paris statue which an Italian carries
| pound OF water to every four pounds OF chalk:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29

PETRIFIcATION. - The Rocky Mountain
Journal, giving an account Of a journey to
Colorado City, says: Descending into sub
ordinate depression Of the divide to give our
horses their noon feed, we came TO most
singular tract of petrifcation. Richardson,
the owner of the place, with true new coun-
try aptness for nomenclature, called it
"Prctty Woman's Rancho" in compliment
to the charms of the fair enchantress), shows
us whole trunks Of pine and cottonwood
which had been turned into jasper and agate
as they stood, beautifully preserving every
line of their woody tissue, through the infl-
tration of silica from the earth in which they
were rooted. Not mile from the house is Il
broad bench, or terrace, where the stumps of
a whole forest stand bewitchcd into stone
that might have furnished all the sons of men
with handsome watch seals. Some speci-
mems of silica, in its various phases, which |
saw here, were unsurpassed in color and
lustre by anything have found heretofore in
Jewel shops or cabinets. Any one who has
seen the singular trick which rain, water and
wind have played with the banks Of the Up
per Mississippi or the Yellow Stone, will
easily credit the bewildering accuracy of the
limitations thus described.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29

THE LUCKY SrBALTERS.-The following
anecdote is given on the authority Of DR..
James Burns, Provincial Grand Master for
Western Africa, BY whom it was related at 4
Masonic Festival in India. He received it
from Col. Logan, an officer in the Peninsular
war, but not himself Mason: During
that war whole battalion OF the Fourth
Regiment of British Infantry had been taken
| prisoners by the French, and, in accordance
with the predatory habits which too often
characte erized the war, had been stripped Of
everything of value. Several Of the officers
we're bemoaning their unhappy lot, cast in
dreary abode and deprived Of all the comforts
and many of the necessares Of life, when to
their great surprise, one Of their companions,
subatern of the corps, in full dress, passed
by with light step and a happy countenance.
| What could be the reason Of this marked diff
| ference in treatment How was it, that
while they were in rags and in want, plum
dered and depressed in spirits, this lieutenant
was permitted to retain his property, and was
treated with degree of attention to which it
was evident his military rank did not entitle
| him ? BY what potent talisman had he con-
verted the gloomy tint of the fortune of war
into cowiem de rose To them the explain
alton was at first difficult, but after all was
exceedingly simple. 1t had been discovered
BY his captors that the subalten was Mason,
and, as in the French army in the times Of
Bonapartc, almost every officer belonged to
the Craft, he had been quickly recognized rs
brother his uniform and baggage had been
at once restored, and he was then on his way
to dine, by special invitation, with his Illus
trious brother, the French Field Marshal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29

DEATH OF A MODERN DANIEL LAMBERT.
The New Rork Tribune Of the 23d February
gives the following notice Of the death of
that rare indiyidual-a fat printer: Mr.. Aus
tin B. Williams, well known among the print
ing community, died suddenly OH Sunday, at
the hydropathic institution of DR.. Trail & Co.,
in Laight street. Apoplexy was the cause Of
his death. He was in the 3lst year of his
age. a native of Exeter, n. H., and for the
psst ps twelve years connected with the New
pork Times. Mr.. Williams was perhaps the
heaviest man in the city, weighing four hum
dred and twenty pounds, and requiring seven
terror outfit He was noted for his humor
and ready wit, and was repeatedly sought af-
ter by Mr.. Barnum as n natural curiosity for
his museum, but always declined to make
suck public exhibition of himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29
Notieeto G. Mowrev and M. Long,

OWNERS IN THE HOME TICKET LEAD,
" situated in DEVILS Gate District, Lyon coun-
", y. T.-You are hereby notified that the Lnn-
tin q old and silver Mining Company, dnly incor.
por.tr,, under the laws of Nevada Territory. by
the owners uf Il majority of the feet in said Home
Ticket Lead have expended and assumed in the
working and development of said Home Ticket
Lead the sum Of foriy.ninc hundred dollars; that
the proportion of said sum due from You for the
working and development of said mining claim is
US follows:
C. Mowrcv. onc.>rvrnth amount I" 500 90
NJ Long, unr.srvrnth. amount tn--... 700 Oh
That il is the intention If said l.undn Gold and
Silver Mining Company to commence snit against
each Of YOU for the said amount "f S7tO under and
hv virtue If an act entitled - An Act for the en-
enlargement of mining" passed by the LeGisl".
tive 4 assembly of Nevada Territory and approved
February arll. lst4 Is order of the Board Of
Trustees. j. VI. KENNEDY,
IpIv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to JAS TREANOR
" that whereas, the Federal Gold and Silver
Mining Company have expended nine thousand
seven hundred and ninety nine dollars and thirty
cents (S9,7e9 30) in the necessary developing and
working of said mining claim; and whereas. the
said james Treanor is delinquent in the sum of
ninety four dollars and sixty cents, 1884 CO., now,
therefore, unless the said James Treanor shall pay
or cause to be paid to the Secretary of the said
company al their Office in Gold Hill, n. T., on or
before the tenth day Of April, A. d. 1864 suit will
he instituted against him for the above amount
By order of the Board of Trustees
PLATT EETCHAM, Secretary.
Gold HILL March 9th, "a. mhlO III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29
THE EVENING NEWS.
E G n o

Come to me in the silence Of the night:
Come in the speaking silence of dream
Come with soft rounded cheeks, and eyes a. bright
As sunlight on stream;
Come back in tears,
o memory hope, love of finished years |!
o dream how swect!-too sweet, too bitter sweet
Whose Weakening should have been in Paradise--
Where souls brmful Of love abide and meet;
Where thinking. longing eyes
Watch the slow door,
That opening letting in lets out no more
Yet come to me in dreams, that may live
Ny very life again, though cold in death;
Come back to me in dreams, that may give
Pulse for pulse, breath for breath;
Speak low, lean low,
As long ago, my love-how long ago
Christian ROsetti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-An appeal was ta-
ken from decision assessing duty on pig
copper at the rate Of two cents per pound on
Regulus of Copper imported from Canada,
the importer claiming that under the reci-
procity treaty the article was entitled to entry,
duty free, as copper ore.. The Secretary has
ovcrruled the decision, and decided that under
the reciprocity treaty. ores ores of metals of
important decision to all interested in Cana
da mines, saving them quite an important
item Of expense. ...-...... $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29
ASSESSMENTS LEVIEr
Palmyra CousolidnIed G.. g. 5. Min.

ing Company, office 625 Clay street, San Francis
co, Standardization, Palmyra District, Lyon
County, n. T.-Noiice.-At meeting of the
Board Of Trustees of the above named company,
held March eth, lsGI, an assessment (No 81 Of
twenty-five cents per share was levied each
and every share of the capital stock Of the com
pany, payable Immediately, in United States coin,
TO the Secretary AT the office Of the company.
BY order Of The Board Of Trustees.
mhl2 IN &. w. HAYDEN, Secretary.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
Grown Point Ravine Cold and Silver

Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver
Mining Company. office No. 10 Government
House San Francisco, March 10, lsi.-Noticc is
hereby given to the stockholders Of the Crown
Pou; Ruvinc Gold and Silver Mining Company
Gold Hill District. ~ T., that there will be held
special meeting of the stockholders, at the office
of the Company, III WEDNESDAY, April 2Oth,
iS6i, at = o'clock T. NJ of that day, for the pur-
pose of reducing the number of shares Of
the capital stock OF said Company from
fourteen thousand four hundred ID, 400 TO twelve
hundred q ,2GO), and for increasing the par value
of the shares from one hundred dollars (SlO0) tn
one thousand dollars (SI0OO). Proxies for said
meeting can be signed OF left at No. 9, over Post
Office Virginia, 10 the 10th day of April, le64.
By order OF Board Of Trustees.
J. VI. BURLINGTON, Secy.
ca, Er.,rc;.co March IN IsGI CmrLI3td