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&pn ocr n0rn!ihcn Orcn;c.
gbGsisfeit Scg aebeIrn iL GGnaea. Die Weilis mad
Der Sren;e beDrSert.

9pracui e, Ia. 2lug. SOlgence wiatige
0rore lit our9 GOup. Seymour binii6tli9 Der
@rin5pertbeipigung ~erlaisn wOrOen.
@lbanp, II. Slug. 1864.
General! Ser @~ptlperneur lit bena6ri9tigt
pOrOer,, DAP 6tiidtlin9e, 9eierteure uno arbere
Ser Onen in oniebnIi6er 3abl in Den GanaOi=
i6en 9rppin3en iino nno paB Sefabr pOrbanz
ben 1T, baB pieie zines Sages uniere GrdnSz
itdOte angreifen, Oe8baIb iteue i6 Die n6roIi6e
@rdn5e uuter Sbren 8efebl. Sic peroen iolbe
arrangements MAIDEN, me!de Sic fir gut be-
fnoen I'm ir9euO elmer Snpalion gu b~ese9nen.
@euten Sic es far n6tbig balten, Dab 8a-
trOaiaen an oerI6ieoenen Stellen fem millen,
10 itebt Die glutiOnal9urbe SIT Sbrer &erfIsuns.
ale n6tbigen Subliften5= uno Gquipirungs,
9~esenitdnoe peroen auf 8erlangen perabfOIgt
parpen.
s. 3. MiIIar,
Sen. @Snipettor.
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abbott beantraste, baB Der 2ieut. Gou>
pernerr nur aus ben Gin9ebOrenen 9epdblt tper-
ben m1ge. 8erpOrfen. O1niere 2eier peroen
Ii6 Dteien Uieniden merten; Der mill pieuei6t
lpdter lpieOer elm Imt babenD Sic Section
purOe ongenOmmen, Gertagung.
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t Ste Grnten au ben Nrltng :
ton eien meroen eben ppn elmer
grpbarti9en Grntemannihaft pom GOntrebarbs,
unter Nuffi6t be3 Quartiermeiiters en- Gbef,
Gpl. Green, ein9ebra6t. Wtan iddtt ben @ertb
oerielben auf iber $4,000.
t Guerillas in Inanbale.- Sim
Somitag Sei9ten ll6 GleriIaS bel 4nanoale unO
t6oteten einen Sergeanten Der 16. ". y. GAP.
9laMen unbefannt.
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BeRanntInnC0u!l0ell.
0r0fnuno BON NumbcrlanN ctr,

OrOHHH19 0O1t Nul1bcrIdnc StrN
VIE Serfpneu. pelde gum Sefen Der Defining pon Gum
btrlanb Str. attest ~rnrten, treresu hermit benatri6ttgtu u0
Gufeefpreert, ibre &e6nuneeu Gu shev Dor benz "a. AueuR iM
~besGtleE, In tettrenRtr,rt ma init ben StabteeirSen, ceer t4
bin frnt ~penStbtst, fas G~tsentbIm gum Derfauf c~n;uSetseh-
Awsunus so. y rice,
(WteDWtl &ttp Collector.
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0ol8enOeS III cine Site Der ~lInsIad3fale sa
1erer Slptte:
6laggenidif 9artfOro, 10 get6Otet, % perm
Br0DtIpu, 9 getDOtet, % %perwunnet.
Tadawanna, 4 9et6otet, 2 p~erpunoet,
Oneida, z 9etIptet, % pertpunoet.
Electromagnetic. 1 get6btet, 2 ~perpunoet,
WtetacOmet, ! 9et6btet, 2 perwunpet.
Oifippes, 1 9et6Otet, Z ~perpunoet,
8alena, 1 %perpunoet.
Ri6mOno, 2 p%erpunoet.
Sn allen, Al eet6ptet, SO perpufoet.
@uf Dem 0tum SenneiIee tpuroen 20 Diff
3iere uuo 40 damn gefangert. gtaffol9enoeS
1T cine Site Der gefangenen Offi5iere:
IOmiral, s 8u4anan; Commander, Santes
3 Spbnipn !; 2ieutenant5 8m 6 BRADFORD, q
8 @bartpn, 6 s. Mc0enut; Ntaiters S 81
9cmubp, s IS 9errin; Surgeon, 8 9 Gpnrab;
Nlift. Surgeon, 81 6 8ptple8 Snsenieur3, s
. Shining, 5 O'GonneII, SObn 91peS, . 8ens
ion, % 3 8atteriOn; 3ablmeiiters Glert, s
GOben; 0taiters Mates, 6Orreit, Seebe unr
Garter.
Iuf Dem Selma purben ungefdbr 90 81,
%incluiipe Der Offjiere, 0sfangen eenommen.
SD werOe cine 9etailpepei6e nit Der ndditen
gelegenbeit ididen. - Ndtun9&poQ
8. 9. 6orragut
Gearz2lomiral nnb Comm. bes
peltl. Gpif=@eihipaperS.
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GhuI=Mn3ei0c.

Ghul=StnSet0c.
Ole unter 0eituns Sss 2etrer Dens1sr fetente S@uIe
In Der
SeutIhen Sale,
lite Strabe 3wtl9en & unb g Str,
ntutrnt am WentG1 tn s. September, wteeer ttren Nntnn8.
tWlpDtNR!)
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Der SuSlanifd,e 8risg. Rebcucnen1iTdre tpiiblcl
untCr Srn SnStanern.

st. 2Oui8, ben Is. Musuit. General
Curtis lit BON Sort 2eapentpOrtb suriid9etebrt
unO meIoet, DAP Der arte9 5eitweilig beenOigt
lei; aber e5 iinO anoere Nadri6ten nod ein9e=
%Iaufeu, pel&e ia9en, baB Der &rieg BALD wieOer
I08geben peroe, ba mebrere GebeIenemiiidre
inter ben SnOianern plblen nrp ie 5uu1Sriege
9egen bic WeiBeu aufrei5en, iuOem ite ibner
oeripreder, paB Der Slpen ie bel6aben uno
ibuen ben Melten deben tperoe.
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Wn bic NvnObncf Der 2. V3Sqro.

Die NtIitir-, 5Glfs- unh Snttruttrunss- Os eli fdGft bieer
gD6rb, reI6e am nd1tsn 6~reitla Mtenhs 7 nkY in Sc(tpb
Supports SrdntLin 9au TIRE 3ufarrsntunft tat. ttrtit Zen
BerUtnerH C6ieer sDare tisreur6 nit ie hte tottfhrtttt,
sreIGe tS f0bin etnta6t woretr. bsfriebt0enb fine. DIE He.
trutiruues Office ttefer Ware Ia IN StC. s. Gbalneshr. unb
ieeer. Der etntn Retruten brinet, erhGlt cine suite Bounty
NIT Der AATft, bte sDarh bonn rd&htn Draft fret 81 aa&tn;
tarpft6ti9s riefsr Worb tr @eeufGaft anf6ltsst. SStber
.dntere Btwobntr Icntt Der tSefe0j&aft nit etner fretusgtetn
Setfeuer ju Sulfe icrrnea. Dte SereGnune ned Ger les.
ten 9iebung erstbt, eae rBG 500 bis 1000 b~reItIdtise Di2n.
ner Der Sc isG Ihaft Eetjureten Easen. Dtnfer etefe tie.tiHt
loas bic 400 gtitslkhsr fe fret MAIDEN frntns Ste rerbtu
Fn sfpdlttS trreR.
l8t-sa( 6. Q. 80 6fer, srSt. SER.
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SpeSiclc Sefanntmadbuns fir oaS
NublifnmA

%RNUAkA
N~rpfcsmar l&alS-Sff iee, 2. DiRr. Bon MnrplGut
Baltimore, No, 8. Ausua 1884.
Die &ufrerfamseit SeS YubIifunns rtrb auf he 8. Sftttep
Res a%rtenbirter @inrpdtrunsSeefeseS e~elehft:
Der 9inrpltrunestcdr rrivp ;u allen 3etten AppIttatienew
bon fcl@Fu pericntu anbSrsn. pelSe ibrsn Namen bon ten
GtnrCGirnnssltfen atettsn !efsn sapren, I'M FIR INNER ben
Der SsebIns fret ~ fstn.
Epbert 6 atbcart,
SrUfrbmarf2a1 unh DrGtbent hee &snrpltruRge~
(Ggs9 10y brNrbS.
MuSbcbune! Nusbebune! StuSbebun9I
B Gus e.m Circular b,s prsissmar56aGs I'm 3. Dtarigt xsm
A~9srplsns, batirt S. IuGua 1854, pirs Sebsrmonn erIetsxy
b6s es ru1mebro bic .Seit Ia. ts ale @srIsnen entpuirt Wers
ben. Ane esejent8en nRr, ssr!de aus l~plsenben Grdubsu
m~tIitGrfrst fns oils weaea
Scrtwdbrenoer t6rperIider nntl6tieteit,
Ils Ni6tburger,
Ms Nidteinnpbner coer
Bei1 gu alt pber gu jung,
rHlHen ibre 4anen tsn BEN 9iHcn fretGen Ia1en, Hus Edo
eaSur@ ben Ernuble III ~eripeteH, gejpesn 81 Eerten.
gDir fne TN StdIte. ieslide AuStunIt III eeben uuk 6Gt
papteTs flS pbtsen 3re6 aassuma@er. Msr erII&en Sc
hermann, bet uns Srrtnlprs&sn une iprt @apterr eetrrtt &ue-
eeEtatt ;u pGten.
s. II. Ssher & &C.,
(ene9- lol GrdftsAefHtIr SO. q %. SasetteEr,
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ShIkewbDf.

Samrntlt&e W~RttsIieSer Der .5@dsen<g 8irtbT&aft" Hsrhen
dnf bsuts, DtenfGg. Abeubs Q Her In haS SerfaHimIunDs-
9ctal ei~neeIoern.
3red serGttuns lbsr bic gnirsbfta.t far'S na6Re
S6Isenfea.
(Dt) erYrGftbert
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NerrD Scac $50. 5, y. 2. Of u. s.
Dte @itSlteSsr USis.r ecst kersen hermit t~rtrsere t.
fu6t, i9 tn her am DtenfaS. ben 16. B. M, nattFrtenbtn
reselrtdstsen 9eriamnIuns yunftliG etniufnteu, tnsem
wtdiss Vei@afte eth iebeS Wtttslteb erbtif&en. Rt&ters
i9etnenee ta5en 10 Zen Sef6lhFen Der 2see ~ fIscn.
SIN anftras Ter 9See
(AfcDtI GSnrakGetSn
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WGdbrtht. s7
Mn une mad Wttttpr1, Ten II. Mueuf, ID ktr Ytess Bet
Acknowledgements ME folot:
Eur ttnen 9pctenrnpen fir Grwd& tne $3.50. 5000
- Atnetr 800. $500
our lee Nutt6e.. ........... ..........s$t. 100
gin Opuar erfra wirb fur Den @etrau9 sen ieter Rutlae
rber &utf6en tere6met, reru e~iefelben Dor her ftfeeSesttn
Stunee he's 2ei6enbsednentdts beprtert pfrhen.
gStutam Dcceean, t Geprse @ttus.
Sames CAN'T, aG .Spbt Dcbbtn.
<ibG Grr, Wtltom $. 9idmGR.
Secrerb Sarbeq 80. BIctfomp,
Spbn .. Gterart, y. G. Stfpdrt
9Dtutar &eeiep, Srbn U. 8ie fner,
(GtNl unb &ntere.
3. gSarb.
9toti5 betreffs Der 3iebuug.
DIR Wersin. ,t.I4er gelt fanmeIt. nt Retruten fas bic
September 3tebIng dafsnbrtneen une sts Narb fret 3I ma
den, Serfdrnrelt lb In Sttpra pau. Ode bot pratt u. Dprb
SIR, am Weentre Nfittrpb lne 5ieit.3 ieter Brde nm 3
llbr Mbcuns bis gum S. Septhr.
ga tit b66f nrttrentis baB ieber Burger fetnen Q3etros
($10) betittuert, hImtt Er I'm Stanbe fin6, uriern Spef Az
errct&en. DER MIDI an bic GOnettsren bs8atlt nat mag tn
be Weriamnlurs ternntsn unb an ben GdaSmeiher b~eSdblsn.
Dns Sele mus icfprt btSdtIt wertsn, benn wtr b1btn nur ne.
Ats Belt gu cerlieten. Ntr o~ppeltren tatsr an ieeen Bur-
ser her QDare ee Sa6e ft6ftisn iu uAterfUteu.
+a1 Cam ". e a ms, Yr6k
tIe Ser. u. 0prbon4aS&aSnt.
S. 9enherfsu it.. Ser. ( (HipNRtl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SunnInOnS.

TERRITORY OF NEVADA.-IN THE JUS
i tees Court of the Gold Hill Township, in and
for the County of storey, ss.--The people OF the
Territory of Nevada, to JAMES TRANoR, send
greeting: You are hereby summoned TO appear
before me in my Office in the Township of Gold
Hill in the County Of Storey on the 25th day Of
May AID 1864 at o'clock, Pm, TO answer unto
the complaint of Federal Gold and silver Mining
Company, in which they claim that you are In.
dcbted to them in the sum of S94 60 per assess
ments due on forty feet Of ground in said company
and levied by the Board Of Trustees Of said com
pany for the purpose of developing and working
the company's mining claim as will more fully
appear by complaint on file and to which particu'
lar reference is here made, when judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs and damages, if you fail 20 appear and
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County.
greeting: Make egnl service and due return here.
Of Given under my hand this 25th day of April
AID. 1864. S. H. ROBINSON,
apr25 I'd Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10
THE EVENING NEWS.
GRoe AND ToBAcco.-- Lee and Keep

GRoG AND ToBAcco.- Lee and Keep
ers Of the Willows know our failing.
Yesterday afternoon the bus that passes
that favorite place of resort brought us a
bottle of brandy and what we at first took
to be huge fried dough-nut, but which
on inspection proved to be twist of to-
bacco from Russian River. The quality
of the latter has not yet been.tested. We
shall keepit a spell to look at. Bart. was
playing US for a puf''-but we shan't
give him one. Whose wanteth TO know
what kind of whisky they keep at the
Willows, can find out any hour in the
day by jumping into one Of Crandalls
omnibuses and riding out there. The
ride is a pleasant one, and the Willows is
a pleasant place to so TO spend an hour,
or an hour and half, or two hours; and
whether the grog is good, or served up in
good s,yle-why, "you pays your money
and YOU thinks what you please"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10

How OUR QuoTAs ARE DETEPNISED.-A
circular order from Provost Marshal-General
Fry announces that the muster-in Of re-en-
listed veterans is made in the field by the
regimental and company officers, and the
United States Commissary of Musters, un-
der the general direction of the Adjutant-
General of the army. The muster-in rolls
are made, signed and certified by the regi;;
mental and company officers, and United
States Commissary Of Musters. These rolls
belong to and are filed in the Adjutant-Gene-
rails department of the army. All questions,
propositions, or inquiries in regard to them
should be presented TO the Acknowledgement
and not to the Provost Marshal-General.--
The credits for re-enlisted veterans are made
up by the Adjutant-General from the muster
in rolls above referred to, and when so made
up the numbers to be credited, and the
places to which they are to be credited, are
reported by the Adjutant-G General Of the army
to the Provost Marshal General, to be de-
Quoted from the quotas for draft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10
Notice to Lien Holders.

T S. PRALL AND A. i. BROWN, DOING
y. business under the firm name and style OF
Prall & Brown, plaintiffs, against II. c. BROWN,
Dcfendant.-The said plaintiffs having on the 18th
day Of April, AID. 1854, commenced action against
County of Storey y. T. 10 enforce lien for the sum
Of S3O7 ST. upon that certain building (snd premises
OF American Flat on the west or western side Of the
toll road leading from Gold Hill to Carson City, about
two hundred feet northerly from the Toll House,
Exchange" the SAME being Saloon. Now, there
fore all persons holding claiming liens upon said
premises under provisions Of Act of the Legisla
curing Liens 10 Mechanics and Others" approved
Noycm Der 2lst lS6l are hereby notified 10 be and
appear in said Civil Probate Court on the 2lst day
OF May AID. 1864, al the opening Of Court on that
day the same being day OF the regular term Of said
Court to exhibit then and there the proof Of said
liens PRALL BROWN, Plalntlis
dated ApriI 18th 1864, apr29 3w
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Notice.
TuE BURKE Z MCCLELLAN CONSOLIDATED

THE BURKE & MCCLELLAN CONSOLIDATED,
i Mining Company.-A Mining corporation. guy ny
oryanIzed and existing under and by virtue Of Lne
laws Of Nevada Territory, the mining eial ,d ~
il located in Storey county Territory aforesaid aha
cIam hereby give notice to II. Y. Dsrnell tenant
in common with said company In SAID ms Of
under anH entitled IAN Act for the Encourage
ment Of Mining approved February stn lSSt i y;
That the said Company has actually eApenuru
the actual and necessary working and
VI .sJd mining claim the sum OF twenty-iour hunaea
o. 9i ni 70 IOI ed That the amount due rom you
to said Company as your pTSPoTSm t re gpSd
Nv e you at and during the time said money was 50
oy ny.ndsd namely, the undivided two hundred feet,
e. rs. snn on two hundred and sixty-slx and 66-lio
dollars s26s 6 3D. That is the Intention o. said
TomnSry 10 Institute suit against you, under the
PROVISIONS Of the act aforesaid TO recover from you
he said sum OF two hundred and sxtysiS and 6o-lo
SoIsrs 90 due as Aforesaid unless the same be paid
to said company on or before the lIth day Of June
an. 1854 and 4th. That the principal place OF
business Of said Company is Gold aill IN Storey
county Territory Aforesaid, and It's once Is In the
Si storey Of MGynard's building IN Gold Hill afore-
aid. By order Of the Board Of Trustees;
WAN ~ ]. F. L1NTHICUM, Sec'y.
Virginia, n. 7. May, 1854. m7-lsw4T
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Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

VIRGINIA, May TO- 1864.
VIRGINIA DTsTRIcT.-Allen, S22 50 bid; Baja.
zette and Golden Era, IS asked; Honduras, 5
asked; North Potosi, go asked; VIM. Penn, Z
bid, Is asked
GOLD HILL DIsTRICT-Arizona, bid, s asked;
Challenge, asked; Crown Point Ravine 9 asked
Diligent. asked Globe, 90 Golden State, 5
asked; Harold e. Argo. bid, Is asked Knick-
erboeker, IS bid, 80 asked; North American, 40
bid, l55 asked; New Oregon. 10 bid, l5 asked /;
oneoto, 81 asked; Princess bid, asked Pom
tiac, asked; San Francisco, so bid 6 asked;
Tontine, % bid, asked
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San Francisco Stock Sales.

FORENOON STOCK SALEs-One foot Potosi at
5000; 6 Chollar at $40; 3 do at SIS; do at 500 i
do ut $40, b. 80; 5 do at 525; 20 North Ameri'
can at $50: 10 do at l46; do at 147 so; 90 do at
l49; 50 Blue Ledge at o. b. 30; 10 Burning Mos
COW at So; 20 Imperial at l52; 20 Pride of the
West at 80, b. %; o. shares do at q 80, b. 80 20
do At 25; l6 do at 81; 20 do at %; 10 do q; p :
30 North Potosi at 100; 70 do at los, b. 30; 40 do
at IS; 10 do ut %; 10 do at %; ~ do at lOl; IL
do at 81 10 do at 90; 90 Lady Bryan at 80 so.
AFTERNOON STOCK SALES.-0ne hundred feet
Pride of the West at S3OQ35; 90 North Potosi ut
S95Qll5; 10 Melones at IS; % North American
at l4SQ li9; 10 Peytona at 10; 10 Golden Age
and Empire ut %; , Buckeye at 10 So 10 Lady
BRYAN N $40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10

An exchange is assured by farmer resi-
ding in Mendocino county that the crops in
that valley will be better the present season
than they have been for years. Grass is very
good, while the grain crops give evidence Of
the most promising character. Rain has
visited that section Of the country in abund-
ance, and the stock is doing exceedingly well
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10

AScIESr.-The Trinity JoUyna!, the
other day, acknowledged the receipt of
Gold Hill Ne,cs month old. 1t thought
we were playing it." We can discount
tina. circumstance. We received to-day
Grass Valley NIatiOna! dated March 10.
"A long time it travelled on the way"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10
Stock Sales Yesterday.

WAsHoE BoARD.-The following sales were
made in this Board: Ten feet Arizona at 81 50 )
10 Randolph at g; 10 do at 6; 20 do at so
VIRGINIA STOCK MARKET. - The following
sales were made in this Board: Twenty feet
King solomon at 81 so; 20 do at / 25; $3.50
Greenbacks at Coo; 10 Consolidated Brotherhood
ct 75c; S Harold & Argo at 4 3 Santa Fe at 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10

The st. Louis Typographical Union, BY
resolution, have refused to patronize in any
manner any tailoring or shoemaking esta6:
lishment in the city which does not pay full
wages to their employees. They also pledge
themselves to induce their friends to do the
same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10
CoDartnersbip Notice.

AIRS. ELIZA ELLIOTT, FORMERLY OF THE
WI Orleans Hotel, Auburn, Placer county, Cali
forria, having purchased the interest OF Kaspar
Haupt in the Sierra Nevada Hotel, Silver City, will
continue the same with John C. GrubeE Old pat
rons OF the House are cordially invited, where the
greatest attention and care will be taken for their
comfort. ELIZA ELLl0IT
JOHN c. GRUBER
Silver City, April II, 1854. aplz IN
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1t is believed that the President will soon
issue a proclamation offering pardon to all
deserters from the United States armies.
Such as may return will probably be assigned
to regiments in the same manner as the con-
scripts. It is estimated that forty thousand
have deserted from our army, fifteen thou
sand Of whom are in Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10

A COW died at oswego, recently, of dis
ease which puzzled the most experienced Of
vaccine physicians. A post norton exami-
nation disclosed the fact that her stomach
contained articles that would assist in fur
nishing both jewelry store and hardware
shop, including one small steel watch-chain,
twelve inches in length, and five ounces Of
ten-penny nails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10

Has YOUR NAME BEEN TAKEN Resi-
dents and mill owners who have not yet
been called on, by leaving their address at
this office immediately, can have the same
inserted in the Virginia and Gold Hill Di-
rectory for 1861.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-10
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
L ing between VIM. W. Bishop and VIM. B.
Cooper as Attorneys at Law; and also as Stock and
Exchange Brokers, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent VIM. W. Bishop will continue the
same business at his old Office and will settle all
business Of the firm WM. W, BISHOP
". B. COOPER
April 18th, 1854. apis m
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Dissolution

Dissolution.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
L ing between Kaspar Haupt and John c. Grubcr
in the Sierra Nevada Hotel Silver City, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
to the concern will make immediate payment
Either party will sign In liquidation.
-. KASPAR HAUPT,
JOHN G. GRUBER.
SiIver City Anril III 1854 apl2 m
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Large operations in coffee have taken
place in San Francisco for Eastern account.
These purchases, so far as reported, amount
to 800, 900 lbs. Rio and Costa Rica on terms
reserved.
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The miners in the vicinity of Cox's Bar,
Trinity River, have commenced working the
second bench from the river, and find itmuch
richer than the first.
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MISREPRESENTATION AND SAFE 11sr .
Assessments Levied.

o. ALL CLAIMS IN VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL DIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRANGED AND
. CORRECTED DAILY
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Caution.
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i purchasing any lots, parcels of land, in what
is known as Conley l. Warrens tract, on the Amer
lean Flat except from the undersigned, as convey
ances not made by them are void.
C0NLEY l. WARREN.
American Flat, April 90, 1864 apr2o If
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South Overmnn Mining Company.
An assessment OF One Dollar per share was this day
levied on each and every foot Of the capital stock
Of the above company, payable TO the Secretary at
his office, with H. Il. Flagg Co. By order OF the
Board 5. W. CHURBUCk, Sec'y.
April IS 1861 APRIL
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Jim Mcclellan c.. a. .. NJ. Company.
An assessment this day levied no. 81 OF Twenty.
five cents per share is payable to the Secretary i'm
mediately at his Office in American City. By order
Of the Board. WM. HUNT, Sec'y.
American City, April q, 1864 apr22 m*
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Yosemite Consolidated Mining Co.

Croesus Gold and Silver Mining COM
pany is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board of Trustees of the above named company
held on the 25th day Of April, A. D. 1864, an as.
sessment Of five dollars per share was levied on
each and every share of the capital stock, paya.
ble-to the Secretary Immediately in U. S. coin.
ap26-m j. PFOUTZ, Secy.
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ny-Notice. an assessment OF fifty cents per share
each and every share Of the capital stock Of the
company was this day duly levied by the Board Of
Trustees, and made payable TO the Secretary, at
his Office Immediately. By order OF Board Of
Trustees VI. Z. GAVIN, Sec'y
Gold Hill, April s, 1864 ap11
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Luborinx G. g. .. NJ. Company.
An assessment Of Fifty Gents per share was tl!s
day levied, payable Immediately to the Secretary.
BY order OF the Board.
". W. VAN vLEIT, Secretary.
April 10 1864 npr2O N
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The Well Mining COmpnny.--NOticc
is hereby given, that at meeting Of the Trustees
OF the above company, held April llth, 1864, an
assessment Of fifty cents on each and every foot in
said claim was levied, payable to the Secretary at
his office. By order OF the Board OF Trustees
.. II. II. FLAGG, Sec. pro tenn.
Gold Hill, \. T., April IL, 1864 apl2 I'm
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Navigation Mining COmpany.-As-
sessment Notice.-The stock or shareholders are
hereby notified that an assessment OF One ISL Dol:
lar per share was this day levied upon each and
every share OF the capital stock Of the Navigation
Mining Company, payable Immediately 70 the Sec
rotary in gold or silver coin OF the United States
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
J. II. JESSEN, Secretary.
American City, April 20, 1854. apE20 m
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The above sales are postponed until THURSDAY,
MAY I'm. lS6I, at the hour and place above named
~' ---' WI SAM. ARNOLD,
m,votd Marshal and Tax Collector.