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Dissolution or Co.PnrtnershIp.

DbsOHusiOu VI COstUFIueIsuIP'
TINE co.parthership heretofore existing be.
L tween T. G. Shrero and II. F. Macy, I'm.
der the name and style Of Shrete & Macy, in
the Drug and other business, is this day, by
mutual consent, dissolved. All persons know
ing themselves TO be indebted to the late firm,
are earnestly requested TO call on either Of Us
and settle their sccounts, Immediately.
White Cloud, April 18th, 1864.
y THOS. C. SHREVE,
/ t. er q. F. MACY.
n-E ,ocx l. ..tf ...
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49, 3 hereby given 70 all persons in
|a4s - uDless the sssove described Lands
~ tcs1 Lots are s<sdeemed by the second
81 Gay Of SeptsInber, A. D. 1864. and all the
o1ess essess sSaarges and interest thereon are
paad. ~ tame viil be conveyed to the purcha.
sess eesreef, On demand, as provided by law.
E. I. POUND,
County Treasures. Brown County, Kansas.
day s, ls64-4w.
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Sheriff. Sale. ~
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District.
m,.s.. !; \; s i ,s,''' Order Of Sale.

BY virtue of an Order Of sale issued out Of
the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict. sitting in and for Doniphan County, dated
May 5th. A. D. 1854. wherein James B. o..
Toole 10 plaintiff, and Michael Mccoy il de-
PENDANT, viii, on the 18th day Of June. A. D.
1864, between the hours Of nine A. \. and
four z. T., Of said day, at tho Court House
door, In the City Of Troy, County of Doniphan,
and State Of Kansas, offer for sale ct public
Auction. to the highest bidder, for cash IN
hand, all the right, tide and interest in the
following Real Estate, to Wit: The East half
of the South Wet quarter, and the South
West quarter Of the South West quarter Of
Section twenty seven ts7). Township four ~.
Range twenty (20), containing one hundred
and twenty acres, and the North West quarter
Of the South West quarter. Of Section twenty
seven f27), Township four (lI Range twenty
(20), containing forty acres (l0), sitsats h
Doniphan County, Kansas; takea q he peo-
petty of Michael NsCoy 70 sasisiy aa order Of
sale in favor Of james B. O'TooIe; sppeaised
at nine hundred and sixty dollars. -
SheriHs Once. Troy, Nay f2sh, A. D. 1854.
@' e. 9. CRABD,
So Sheriff Of Doniphan Ceuaty, Kaasas.
Tennsnt Z Camp. Atsys &c Plaintiff.
May -. Ioes-sv. i Pre- fee. I'll.
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soLos RosIEsos to the Farmers Club, Jan %:
No farmer who owns a well or cistern can
possibly afford TO be without an iron pump. 1t
should be at once a suction and force pump-a
perfect little FIRE engine-snch one known as
Vests Improved Pump speak of this
pump because happen TO know il to be
very simple. durable. powerful and cheap, and
it don't freeze up. nor get out of order once a
year :. know this, and think I may be doing
the farmers good by speaking of It. -. A boy
10 years old can work it, and throw a coutiau-
Gus inch-and-a-Qusrter s;seam- 80. It can be
made TO work in deep wells as we'll a. in shall
Low ones"
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Family and Manufacturing Purposes,

ftjbtlCt jli!s rtUbN
Simple In construction, durable IN all their parts
and readily undesstoed. They have certainty
OF stitch on all kinds of fabricks, and arc adap.
ed to wide range of work without change OF
adustnent. icing al kipds of Thread, viii
Hem. Fet, Bind, GatAeS, Braid, Tuck, Quill
Cord. and 10 fact do all kinds of work required
By Families or Manufacturers. They make
the Interloek Skuttle Sick, which cannot be ex.
eelled for frnness, elasticity, and elegance oil
finish,
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CAnsnpos MINE. N. c.. June is. 1853.

CAnsnpox Nine. N. C.. June Is. 1853.
J. d. Wxsr B Co.:
Genss-The pump which ordered Tor our
Mine is received ana put to work in our an.
derlsy shaft, which we are sinking, We lind
that one man will with ease lift SO gallons per
minute. We lifted 10 three and half ho0rs
oil the water in the SHAH, which measures seven
BY twelve feet and 30 feet deep, and II was
full when We commenced Il answers our sx.
peetations in every respect. and our worknsn
are highly pleased with il. II will do great
esrvioe with but triaing expense for repairs.
Yours, respectfully.
,...,....., - BuRl HlooHs.
We hare plenty more such eertiaeates. but
think these are enough. For Pumps. Hose
Pipe, 30, address or call upon o. NO.
80 Fr5 - Bal .i-Iif J. D. WEST 3 CO..
l79 Broadway. N. y
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
State of Kansas, In the District
Doniphan County, an Court OF the
George g. Fox. Second !u-
Administrator }dicial Dietrict.
of Dana T. Fox, deceased 40
vs.. Order OF Sale.
W v. Barr ct al. $50
by virtue of an Order OF Sale, issued on. Of
1.-the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, sitting n a1d for said County, for the
trial of causes esiain6 under the laws of said
State, dated April 9Sth. A. d. 1864, wherein
George g. Fox, administrator Of Dana F. Fox,
deceased, 10 plaintiff, and w. v. Ban et 81, is
defendants, will, Oh the 18th day Of June, A.
D. 1864, between the hours Of nine O'Clock A.
NJ. and four o'clock r. N. of aid day, at the
Court House door il the city of Troy, County
Of Douiphan, and State of Kansas, offer for sale,
at public auction, to the highest bidder fot cash
in hand, al the right, title and interest in the
following Real Estate, % xit: The West half
Of the southeast quarter of section seteni ~,
township three, f3l, range ftinsseen, Q9), in
Doniphsn County, Kansas. Taken d the prop
erty Of W. v. Barr; and offered for sale to sat-
isfy an Order Of Sale in fStof of George G..
Fox, administration Of the Estate of Dams F.
Fox, deceased. ~, r..,;-'-..f s.s,.'.s
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of May,
A. b. 1854 - E. G. GRADE. -.
l'll ID Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
frRxf 3 HAwKiss, Att'ys for Pre-, o',,s ~,
@ May ~, 1s64-5w. Prs fsei$l0.5O.
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Uifo.

At the residence of her. son, John Guild.
near White Cloud, on Sunday, June lyth 1854,
Mrs. ELLrrA s. GUILD, aged 60 years months
and Is days. She was much respected for her
piety and blameless life, and leaves vide cir
Gle Of sorrowing friends. Z.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-23

She undersigned. having to use "West's I'm
proved Pumps" ebeerfuily recommend then
90 simple, durable and powerful In missing am
throwing water, and for their esse Of action
security against frost, and low price. Ne below
them superior TO all others.
WARREN LELAND, Met. Hotel, New York.
J.W PoxKaoY, Yonkers, N. Y.
JHo. MEssERRAu, N. T.
DoxIxIck LAw1xNol, Westchester.
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Or N.r- T. 1850.

or. NICK, L. l., lou.
Ihare used this pump for enc summer and
winter. exposed to the North West wind coming
over Long Island Sound. being the coolest
possible exposure. and at no time did il freeze.
nor were We unable ct any time 70 pump wster
with great ease. II. B. MoILvMH.
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VESTS IMPROVED PUMP.
ANTI.FREEzING, D0UBLE-ACTING,
FORCING AND LIFTING.

-up.N .. -.
"1E pumps nsse no" nesn IN genera
use NUMBER OF years. ana give oetse'
. - -
9Ess0ES
oyCapt Errteson, ana other eminent Engineers
We can refer to thousands using them, and
guarantee that al will recommend them.-
They are more simple in construction, and
work easier, and cost less than all others.
.ga, -
"Our readers will find the double acting i'm
proved Pump of ]. D. West Co.. one Of the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-23

MODEL SEWING MlGaNEl
THE cEikAPEsT IN THE WORLD!
BECAUSE THE HEST!
AT eRfATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TIE WEED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,

AansiActsre the. most perfect Machine for
cesiae. q az dad, ever presented 70 the
Aoeeean pabIie, and challenge comparison
9TH ahy Sewing Machine made in the United
THE WEED MACHINE, with n, iS.,r
valuable Improvements, entirely overcome all
'nperfeetions. They're Is rFssski
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
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IT was pronounced ssperior 70 all Others At
i the Worlds Fair. in London, 1862. II took
the First Premium at the great Fair of the
INSTITUTE. in New York
City, 1868. here the judges were practical
uednnies, and Appreciated COG WHEELS.
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1eerlDefoa q Ssslen Property.

W. .: BEELER, ~
Hay -. 1Ss4-3~. br Prs fee. - I
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THESE pumps have now been in general
L use a number Of years, and give bette,
satisfaction than any other, and are recon.
mended as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21
THE BURNT DISTRICT.

The IRE has gone out in the burnt district,
and the hogs. Pi-Utes, Cinnamon and other
"cinder sharps" are wandering over the
blackened field, searching among the ruins
for such incombustible articles OF trifing
value As may be found among the ashes.
We have not vet heard Of any important
Treasure trove." In new and thriving towns
like Gold Hill, the destruction of the older,
cheaper and mere primitive structures, al
though it works a direct and temporary inju-
~ 10 the sufferers, still has the effect Of ma
teriaIy improving the town. The location
Of the IRE of yesterday is in tie central Por-
ton Of the town. Yet the buildings were
comparatively MD, cheap and BY no means
ornamental structures. This portion OF the
town was in IN advancing stage Of improve
.nent, several new and fine buildings being
in contemplation. Had not the tre occurred
!, would have still been some time before
these old buildings would have been replaced
by better and more ornamental ones. Now,
however, the old ones being out Of the way,
and the site being the most eligible in town
we shall undoubtedly see fine block Of
buildings usurp the place OF the old wooden
establishments, and the whole appearance Of
the town will be vastly improved. at is an
i'll wind that blows nobody good"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21

the magnificent view of the country from the
promenade roof of the ediice, drew my at
stention to glowing description of the lee
ture of ArtemuS Ward, republished from a
View York paper in a Virginia paper. He
WIS very hilarious over the tact of the writer
EXP. H., Wards business agent, in adver-
tisiHg the "Babes in the Wood" in that
fashion. He imposed no silence, and need
keep none. The receipts of Wards lecture was
far below the smallest night Of the season,
in the stormiest weather. Instead OF only
standing room" being purchasable by Mr..
Kingston, and "three thousand persons" IN
the house, there was not fifth of that num-
Der present, and the other statements bore
still smaller relationship to truth in the re.
presentation Of "the scene" He thought
"the hundred and thirty-nire wives Of Brig
ham Young, "the fifty or sixty wives" of
Heber c. kimball and the small family Of
Orson Hyde Occupying seven rows OF
benches" and each admission at one dollar,
an indication of every liberal patronage
unfortunately no Hyde or kimball was pre-
sent, but the tone, the leer Of the eye at the
time, and the odor Of contempt, l thought
not so very hattering for DIR. Kingdoms repu-
tation. f. p. II. has probably no intention
of returning to Utah.
Having started on the elaborate with the
theatre, reserve for future opportunities the
notice of other public places till I get over
them all. Gentlemen passing through this
city, will find no difficulty in going over the
theatre, and on its roof, even without "let-
tiers of introduction" Mr.. Caine, the mana
ger, is avery obliging gentleman, who seems
proud OF the building and the Waterman, or
guardian, Mr.. McAilister-a Philadelphia,
Is very courteous and polite to all strangers.
NEWS.
None Of interest. The present is the dead
calm but with the arrival of the immigrants,
and the concomitants, there is promised
interesting summer. OCCIDENTAL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21

God bless the ladies' To them this tswn
is indebted for the grand success Of the ball
last evening, which was so numeEously at,
tended that till a late hour dancing was difti-
cult. The purpose for which it was given
made all difficulties light, however, and 1t
vas in all respects the most pleasant and
brilliant affair of the place. 4 large and en-
thusisstic delegation was present from VIZ
ginia, and all entered heartily into the pleas
ure and hilarity Of the occasion. The sup
per was spread in the dining hall Of the Fed
eral House, and was elegantly gotten Up BY
the corps OF ladies' who had charge OF that
department. The decorations of the theatre
-xcelled any previous attempts in that line,
comprising mottos, flags, portraits and ev-
srgreens, very tas,efully arranged. \ fine
likeness of T. Starr King encircled in a wreath
was among the decorations. At half-past
tertainment with choice chorus, and Mr..
Mcguire, Of the Virginia G.ee Club, followed
singing the beautiful ballad, Mother kissed
me in my dreams" At halfpast ten the oil
painting was ratified of. and won BY A. d.
Brooks Of this town, who generously donated
il 10 the Fund. Il was auctioned off By Sam
Arnold, and bought by Gillig, Mott K Co..
for SS5-a handsome addition to the Fund.
Altogether it was a delightful. occasion, and
afforded unmixed pleasure TO all participants.
The Germanias and Virginia Giee Club va
ried iae performances with their choicest
music, and won the plaudits Of their hear
ers. The net proceeds cannot b. ascertained
at this time, but will reach the vicinity Of
$4,000, which in currency at the East now
will be eoua! TO donation Of $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21
THE WATER WORKS.

The recent FIRE has had the effect Of srous-
ing our citizens to sense OF the necessity OF
hurryins up the water works project. A
complete system Of tanks, pipes, hydrantS,
hose, etc, has been decided upon and the
ordnance passed providing for the issuance
Of the necessary bonds and the levying Of the
taxation required to meet them. We hope
that our town officers vii! see that no unnec-
eSsary time is wasted in completing the
works. Fire engines in place located like
Gold Hill are OF buc little use. The declivity
Of the ground is such tina, they can be han
died only with the greatest difficulty. and the
provision for supplying them is entirely in
adequate: while the height Of the surround
ing hills is such rs 10 give the most cremen-
dous force TO the system Of hydraulic pipes
and hose. The latter system has also the
greatest advantage in.poin: OF rapidity Of ac-
ton. Time is question Of the most vital
Importance u checking conaagratiou and
every minute in its earlier stages tells won
derfut4y. Hurry up IL. water WORKS Is
now the earnest demand Of our citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21

SANITARY FrSD BALL AT CARsoS.--The
ladies Of Carson have decided that their en-
tertainmen, for the benefit of the Sanitary
Fund shall be in the form Fancy Dress
Ball. They held meeting on .'.onday even
iuc last At the District Court room. The
meeting was called 10 order BY Miss Clapp.
Mrs. Ross was nominated President pro tem.,
and Mrs. Clemens Secretary. The meeting
then proceeded to elect permanent officers.
The following ladies were unanimously cleo
ted Mrs. Cutler, President; MIS-. Rice, Vice
President; Mrs. Ross, Secretrry; and Mrs
King, Treasurer. Il WAS moved and carried
ma, Fancy Dress Ball in aid Of the Sanitary
Fund be given in the Cour, House on Thurs
day evening, May 5;h. The following COM
mistee was appointed to rdaf resolutions and
report At the next meeting, viz: Miss Clapp,
Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Adams, Mrs Blackburn
and Mrs. Ross. Committees were appointed
on Solicitation, Invitation, Decoration, Re
eep,ion, Music and Floor Managers, the
names Of whom will be published with the
proceeding of the mex; meeting. The meet
ing then adjourned till Saturday, sd, At two
o'clock, p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21
Adyices from Red River-Union Vic.

CHICAGO, April E-LaIe aivires from Rel
river say the hgnr reported 10 have ta>en place
on Cane river was at Henderson HILL, Iweuty
miles Distant Five Federal regiments aud one
battery were engaged Nineteen officer, 'wo
hundred and eight pIIvatrS. TWO brass six pound
rrS tive ;we!ve.pounder howitI"rs, foGr EMISSIONS
two hundred and eighty horses and abou: the
same number Of small arms were captured
4 small skirGiSh occurred. April 9Th. AZ Pleas
ant Hill. within five miles o; Shreveport. \ few
were wounded on both sides. On the Ith. "noin'
er skirrniSh took place five miles above Sachito'
ches Tae Union troops were driven in, bE' rG.
lied AID the enemy reiterated with loss. The
Union fore had thirty killed and wounded.
Alexandria advicss 10 April sth -tate that the
army Was in Sne spirits and NOV. steadily on
20 Shreveport. II was thought the enemy would
RETREAT 10 Texas.
We have New Orleans aivicss TO the 18th. at
Constitutional Sia:e Convention had done Moth
ing important.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21
PHOTOGRAPHS,
ceytes de Visite or Album Photograph,
AM IMRRoTTPEs AND MBLAINg0TYPEs,
fJr Sil.pic Letter Pictures)
Jackets, Rings, Brooches, Etc.

Lockcts, Rings, Brooches ETC.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM Ihk
citizens Of Virginia and vicinity that tnoy are
now prepared to execute all OF the above enuT p
trd pictures in any style or size known to the fno
toyranbic Anrt. Large Photographs taken, other
plain rctouched, by tho most 6tillful Retoueher On
San Francisco. -,. - .,,,
We depend Upon the quality OF our work FOR pup.
lie patronage. Our prices are as reasonable ~ any
GENERATORS can afford for good work.
fCbiIdrcn taken carefully al the same rates ~
admits Parties desiring Pictures OF childrou are
recommended to call carly in the day.
Cloudy weather is no detrimcnt 10 our obtaining
4 good Negative or Ambrotype, as we have an un.
usually powerful light The public are respectfully
and cordially invited 10 call and see specimens
Gallery in Union Block, on street, eofnS' VI
Mo m DESMOND 4 SUTTERLEY.
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Lord BYRON q. s. =. VI. Company

Devils Gate District. " T-Eoticc is hereby given
that nj 4 meeting of the Board q. Trustees OF said
Company. held on the 18Th day Of April 1861, an
assessment uf one Dollar per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF said company, payable on the
sd day Of April 1851, il United States gold coin
TO the Secretary. or to r, NcMurray. Esq, super
inlendrnt nj Silver City, y. T. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid Oh Sat
uray, The 2!St day OF May, IS6+ will DC advertised
OH that day Us delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold On saturday the
18th day OF June 1864 10 pay the delinquent assess.
mert, together with costs OF advertising and eXpcn
ses o. the sale By order Of the Board OF Trustees
IL b. CONGDUN. Secretary.
snroI wiz, go Washington St. Room s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21
From the Sacramento Uaion.
Speech of 4. IL. Stephens Rebel
Mail Captured, Etc-Forrest's Dis
matches.

CHICAGO. April l9-Mobiie papers Of March
Sd contain a synopsis OF 4 speech delivered BY
Alexander ii. stephens az Milledgeville (Ga), III
which he said the bill suSpending the habesS cor
puslwas constitutional but dangerous. He did not
b-liev. the President would abuse the powers
conferred. but abuse might be exercised without
his knowledge. Ii the suspension WAS necessary,
which he did not admit. and ii WAS pressed. il
might prove dangerous TO frrrmen: If not pressed.
il would b. futile is u policy Of Government.
The Currency Bill he thought unwiSe and severe.
and the Military Bill ;at.A. ii executed, rs i
diminished the producers to such aa extent rs 20
Interfere with the necessary supply 81 food.
CAIRO. April IA reb:l mail clrrer with 800
letters from Richmond and other points east cf the
river. was captured the night ct the 18th, three
miles below Crockett's Bluff lArk) The letters
contain official communications for Shreveport.
Sixty thousand percussioncapS Were also captured
with the messenger.
The Southern papers contain FORESTS dis
patches relative 20 his attack un PadUc@A. lie
ss.vs he held the town Tor hours and could have
held il longer. but retired because the smA.P"
was raging. He says his loss n; Union City and
PsSucah was only twenty-five killed and
wounded while the Federal loss at Paducah was
tiity killed ana wounded. Six hundred Yankees
were captured during the expedition and seut 10
H. Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21
General Banks Army - Accounts
from Louisiana.

GRAND EcoRE. Rcd River, April 6.-Gcueral
Banks army moved forward this morning toward
Shreveport Accounts from the rebel lines SAY the
feeling in Kirby Smiths army was bad and that
not more than half the men woull Fight. He
is very unpopular among the LousianianS Ac.
counts confirm the report that large numbers of
citizens d!:iv subscribe 10 the amnesty Data
Works without gunS had been found here. All
the cotton along the river had been burned. In u
skirInish al Fort Jessup, Oh April 2t we took
forty prisoners Our loss was slight.
A pitched battle is not probaO.v, uuless kTb:
smith can tall upon a detachment of Banks force,
Th. rebel army i reported to be- twenty Thousand
strong with seventy pieces of artillery. General
Price is reported TO be approaching with seven
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21

CIorpY FoRTrNE.-Ford, the owner Of
the VIVA, Cheer Hotel, was arrested few
DAYS since on the charge of dEeadfully beating
Thompson, foreman Of the Onea,o mine.
The result Of the injuries being uncertain,
he was refused bail and committed TO pTisoo
Yesterday morning the hotel and contents
were destroyed by IRE. and in the course Of
che day Thompson died at the Hospital from
the ef-c, Of his wounds. Ford, thus sud
denly despailed of his property, and lying in
prison upon charge of homicide, which from
all accounts must resul; seriously TO him
may be considered as decidedly in bad luck
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21

JrsrIcs CorRr.-when Judge S II. Rob-
inson was called TO the East last winter on
important business. he resigned his official
position and S. A. kellogg was appointed to
iii the vacancy, and has done SO TO the entire
satisfaction Of the community. Judge Rob
inson having returned, Judge Kellogg has re-
signed and the former has been reappointed
to the position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-21
LANsTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS

T EAVES GOLD HILL AT O'CLOCK A. n
IL and o'clock P. ". for Carson City, Silver
City, Dayton and Empire City, returning the sarne
day and for Virginia, DownieviIle. Nevada, San
Juan, Narrsrille. and all the principal places in
Sierra, PlumaS, Nevada and Yuba counties Cali.
forniA letter. packages and treasure transmit
ted with dispatch and security
OFEICE-Rsmoved TO Gontmiry-s Fireproof
building, On Main street, two doors below The
Gold Hi Hotel
L. @. A. CoURSOLLES, AEsn.
Gold HUI, Nov. 18th. 1s63. rolY II